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ecommerce and other site categories. Website integration, migration and deployment. Github project
management version control. Freelance and customer service experience.
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January 2019 - PRESENT
Buildisite.com - Web Developer Freelancer
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* Hosting and migration
* Adhere to client specifications in projects
* Ecommer (Woocommerce)
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* HTML/CSS, Javascript and PHP
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UCF, Florida - Certification web development
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What name this property will be referenced by.
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Attached property names must begin with an uppercase letter! This allows the loader to differentiate between HTML attributes and attached properties. They must also be valid XML attribute names, but this function won't check for that. Of note; attribute names may include a dot.
Register a new widget into the factory.
What name this widget will be referenced by in the markup.
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TODO: Should we add additional props for things like attribute validation and has-children?
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Maryland police: Man fatally stabbed over Popeye’s sandwich
OXON HILL, Md. (AP) - Police in Maryland say a man fatally stabbed another customer outside a Popeye’s restaurant in a fight over the recently rereleased chicken sandwich.
Prince George’s County police spokeswoman Jennifer Donelan told news outlets the two men were waiting in line at an Oxon Hill Popeye’s Monday night when one of the men accused the other of cutting in front of him in a line specifically for ordering chicken sandwiches. Police say the fight spilled outside where one of the men stabbed the other.
Police say the 28-year-old victim was from the Washington area. He was taken to a hospital, where he died less than an hour later.
Donelan said police are looking for the suspect and have called on him to surrender.
The victim and the suspect’s identities haven’t been released.
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JSW Group commissons 18-mt iron ore terminal at Paradip port
The 370-metre long terminal, with a capacity to handle 18 million tonne per annum, has already been commissioned by its arm JSW Infrastructure, the group said on Monday.
by PTIThe Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Group has invested Rs 750 crore to build an iron ore terminal at the Paradip port in Odisha.
The 370-metre long terminal, with a capacity to handle 18 million tonne per annum, has already been commissioned by its arm JSW Infrastructure, the group said on Monday.
It is built to handle cape-size vessels for iron ore and pellet exports and can load at a rate of 100,000 tonne per day, it said, adding the maiden shipment of the Brahmani River pellets on 'MV IC Pheonix' has set sail already.
"With the commissioning of this terminal, the country can now offer cape-size shipments. The capacities are far better than not only any other domestic port but also many ports internationally," joint managing director Arun Maheshwari said.
The Paradip Port Trust had awarded JSW Infra the right to develop a fully mechanised iron ore export terminal on a BOT basis for 30 years, and this commissioning has taken its cargo capacity to over 100 mtpa.
The terminal comprises two ship-loaders, each with a capacity of 7,000 tonne per hour. It also has 800,000 tonne cargo storage yard with rotary and tandem wagon tipplers to enable fast rake unloading, the statement said.


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Apple Black Friday 2019 Deal: AirPods 2 for Just $134, Was $159
by Uzair GhaniSave $25 on a brand new pair of AirPods 2 with Apple's new H1 chip thanks to this wonderful Black Friday 2019 deal on Amazon.
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The AirPods might not sound that great but the overall package gives everyone a run for their money. There's no complicated pairing method, no switch you have to press in order to turn the earphones on. In other words, they just work, sticking true to Apple's mantra.
For a limited time only, you can get Apple's AirPods 2 truly wireless earphone for a price of just $134, and it represents a saving of $25 over the MSRP. For this price you get Apple's latest H1 headphone chip, a charging case that will help you get through the day, earphones that last up to 5 hours on a single charge, and some bragging rights too coupled with 'Hey Siri.'
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Voyager's Scott Kay covers Hermitude's The Buzz
by https://www.facebook.com/progKay teams up with Perth singer-songwriter Bronte on progged up cover of electronic duo's song...
Voyager guitarist Scott Kay has recorded a progged up cover of Australian electronic duo's Hermitude's The Buzz. Kay has hooked up with emerging Perth singer-songwriter Bronte on the new version. You can listen to the cover below.
“I remember hearing this tune in 2015 and loving the vibe and the drop," Kay tells Prog. "I thought to myself; this would make for a sick modern progressive metal cover because of the grooves in it, and so after some tinkering and coming up with a couple of riffs, here we have it!
"Hermitude are an electronic duo from New South Wales, and have produced a pretty eclectic mix of tunes, which I really enjoy. They made pretty big waves with their album Dark Night Sweet Light, of which The Buzz was one of the bangers from it.”
The Buzz has been mixed and mastered by Matt Templeman, who worked with Voyager on their latest album Colours in the Sun.


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Returns the date value expressing the given parameters, or the current system date if no parameters are specified.
Parameters
Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second (optional) The components of the date to return. If these parameters are not specified, then the current system date and time are used.
Return value
Returns the specified date value.
Example
Debug Date() / (3600*24*365) ; will print the number of years since 01/01/1970 and now Debug Date(1999, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59) ; will print '946684799' (number of seconds between 01/01/1970 0:00:00 and 12/31/1999 23:59:59)
See Also
FormatDate(), Year(), Month(), Day(), Hour(), Minute(), Second()
Supported OS
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bands
Metric
Like most things from Toronto and the indie genre this band is amazing. The smooth
voice of their lead vocalist/synthesizer/guitarist/hot dog stand owner will lull yuo into a state similar to
nirvana. The lyrics and melodies will astound you and keep you coming back for more. Simply stunning work comes from
this group, a must listen, even if its just a taste (hey they were in plenty of things, including Scott Pilgrim)
Alexisonfire
Great band from St.Catherines, Ontario; this is the type of band you will hopefully encouter alot
in Canada; the harder type of music that touches your soul; and if thats not your cup of tea, well thats ok, we have a
splender of music out there (Sorry for not mentioning the Country singers and such but I dont have that kind of time but
I'm more than certain you already know who they are and I don't need to bother) I would say they are worth a listen but
that is probably because I am already a fan, and we tend to do that sort of thing. I will note that a lot of great heavy
bands orignate from Canada you just have to find them.
Rush
This is more or less a placeholder; I know Rush, im more than certain you know Rush, I won't
waste our time.
Sum 41
Great band from Afax, Ontario; the band that got me into punk music back in the '90s early
2000's. Can't say I'd be the same without them; can't wait for the next album to drop later this year. The band itself
is similar to Blink-182, a bunch of crazy dudes who lost a great member but still continue on to make great music
regardless. Rock on sirs.
Arcade Fire
This band is astounding, and I would strongly suggest their album Neon Bible; its great to say
the least. Anything I say will not do this band justice; its one of those things you just need to experience for
yourself.
Barenaked Ladies
they have some really catchy songs and their canadian, must I say more? I'm sure you've heard of
em.
Billy Talent
Another Canadian band who has made their mark into a popular status, I haven't been keeping tabs
on this band which is tradgic and therefore I have nothing much to say besides that their great in racing games to
listen to; or when your in a downer mood and need something to rage to; they are good for that to. (depending which song
you are connecting to of course.)
Hedley
I don't normally listen to the radio; but I am aware of this band somehow and I know lot of girls
out there love this band; however I am not female and only find some of their songs tolerable (for periods of time; in
all acutality its probably because of their strong female fan base that I know this band; see Talking to the Opposite Sex) At any rate
they have some creativity, but its limited in my opinion but I'm not a huge fan of pop-rock, (PopRocks are another story
I love that candy).
Avril Lavigne
She was once Married to the lead of Sum 41; now she just makes semi-decent pop-rock music that I
can't help but find myself singing to myself while driving around in my SUV (which you might consider renting because
there is alot of snow out there and you are going to want something with AllWheelDrive) She is also a trendy bombshell
who I can't help but be attracted to (didn't mean to get too personal there but this remains true for several people
out there and I'm just speaking on their behalf) Chances are you already know of this girl and have already seen her on
TV once or twice, back when they actually played music videos on MTV, see this is why we have MUCH music; and MTV here
that acutally play music videos; see we are single handedly saving the music industry (besides the fact that p2p
sharing is totally legal here) anyways, what was I talking about again?
The Guess Who
I'm more than certain that I've only heard two songs (These Eyes, American Woman) by this band
and loved them (saying this loosely) but it that was about it besides getting it constantly confused with the other band
The Who which share very similar names and style; except one of these had more hits or something along those lines.
Prozzak
like most people I've only heard one song by this band, not to say that
it wasn't a great song; I still listen to it. However this doesn't change that they probably
won't come up in one your of conversations over your cup of Timmy's. However if it does occur
were someone is like "what was that one band that had that one good song and was never heard
of again" you can try and say prozzak but even still they might say "no, can't be.." but at
least you gave it a shot right?
Nirvana
Though not Canadian; it is still shameful to not be aware of this band and you
will more than likely recieve strange looks if you have no idea who they are. Trust me; it was an 5
seconds before I came to my senses and remembered I knew this band. This applies to Pink Floyd as
well. In fact just brush up on all classic rock considering that the classic rock stations tend to
over power all others in most work situations and will be the topic of discussion at times.
Rainbow Butt Monkeys
was the orignal name of Finger Eleven; I am not making this up. neat eh.
Nickelback
Now love is a strong word and for that reason I don't love Nickelback (we are more like
aquaintences who talk about sex a lot; apparently, based on their songs) They are still Canadian and that sort of
surprises myself to be honest. (not entirely sure why, just does I guess.)
The New Pornographers
Now this band is in more media than I can shake a stick at. (RB3, multiple TV shows, etc) For
that I must applaude them, but then again they are great and I have been suckered into fan-boy-dom; guess its not my
fault they are amazing at what they do. For that; in the list ya go boys. I will admit that I didn't add every
band/group/singer/rapper etc, because that would take forever and I really have grown fond of my sanity and would like
for it to stay around for a bit. However if you must insist that I comment on a band (or update a post) I will if you
contact me somehow (assuming I make that availible; perhaps in the future)


Mother says her daughter was nearly abducted after getting off school bus in Miss.
HORN LAKE, Miss. (WMC/Gray News) - A Mississippi mother said a man tried to abduct her daughter as she got off the school bus last Wednesday in Horn Lake.
Horn Lake Police say they’ve made officers more visible in the neighborhood since they reviewed the report.
The teen’s mother believes this was a targeted attack.
“If he had had been a little bit more stronger, a littler more quicker or swifter, he would have had her because he did this in broad daylight,” said Angela Pannell, the teen’s mother.
Pannell’s 16-year-old daughter got off the school bus last Wednesday to an empty home.
Pannell was still at work in East Memphis and the girl’s twin brother was at football practice.
But that day on her route home the girl said she noticed someone following the bus. And when she got home, the vehicle was parked in front of her townhouse. The man claimed to be a maintenance worker.
“I knew without a shadow of a doubt that they didn’t really send anybody over because they didn’t call me or text me and let me know that somebody was coming,” said Pannell.
Before the teen could unlock the door, she told Horn Lake Police the man grabbed her from behind. Her screams alerted two other classmates who just got off the bus with her.
“It was a physical struggle between three children and a grown man,” Pannell said.
According to police, the teen eventually broke free from the man’s grip and went inside her home.
“I was frantic,” Pannell said. “That somebody actually put their hands on her in an attempt to actually take her away from me.”
A terrifying afternoon has this mother on edge a week later, and now sending out this warning.
“This almost happened to us, and it could happen to anybody,” said Pannell.
Horn Lake Police said since this incident happened last week they’ve had no other similar reports in the area.
Investigators found no cameras in the neighborhood to help with their case.
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Stacey Solomon's son unveiled as Celtic fan as star shares Insta story on kid doing housework in Hoops strip
The former X Factor star filmed son Leighton trying to tidy up his Lego using a mop as he wore a hoops shirt and shorts.
by Jennifer Russell, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/jennifer-russell/Stacey Solomon has posted a picture on social media of her son wearing a Celtic kit while helping her clean.
The former X Factor star, 30, filmed son Leighton trying to tidy up his Lego using a mop as he wore a hoops shirt and shorts.
She joked she had to resist taking over as his unique method of cleaning was beginning to stress her.

She captioned it : "What is life?"
By the time she took the second photo, he had devised an unusual yet genius way of gathering it all up - using the mop.
Stacey said: "10 points for imagination. I'm getting slightly obsessed with how he could be doing it so much more efficiently.
"I want to get up and do it. Must resist."
In each of the pictures, Stacey's boy can be seen wearing the green and white hoops.


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I have bad anxiety, so my day to day life consists of me needing to do certain things and use particular techniques to calm and centre myself. These usually involve, going for a walk, baking, cooking and listening to music. Another thing for me that works is driving. And if I have time, driving to Piha and going for a walk with my dog there. Every worry and stress just floats right out! It's now a huge skill of mine.
Reading the articles provided, I've always kind of gone with those sorts of approaches to things. For instance, the fake it until you make it, philosophy. With my anxiety, you just have to keep going, and a huge part of that is faking it until I make it. I know I'm capable of doing anything I want, as long as I apply myself, and most of the time that works. No harm in giving it a go. However the key is also to be aware of if something isn't working and make the change. There is no harm in failing, as long as you gave it a go.
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MLOCK
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)
Updated: 2014-04-14
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
mlock, munlock, mlockall, munlockall - lock and unlock memory
SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/mman.h>
int mlock(const void *addr, size_t len);
int munlock(const void *addr, size_t len);
int mlockall(int flags);
int munlockall(void);
DESCRIPTION
mlock()
and
mlockall()
respectively lock part or all of the calling process's virtual address
space into RAM, preventing that memory from being paged to the
swap area.
munlock()
and
munlockall()
perform the converse operation,
respectively unlocking part or all of the calling process's virtual
address space, so that pages in the specified virtual address range may
once more to be swapped out if required by the kernel memory manager.
Memory locking and unlocking are performed in units of whole pages.
mlock() and munlock()
mlock()
locks pages in the address range starting at
addr
and continuing for
len
bytes.
All pages that contain a part of the specified address range are
guaranteed to be resident in RAM when the call returns successfully;
the pages are guaranteed to stay in RAM until later unlocked.
munlock()
unlocks pages in the address range starting at
addr
and continuing for
len
bytes.
After this call, all pages that contain a part of the specified
memory range can be moved to external swap space again by the kernel.
mlockall() and munlockall()
mlockall()
locks all pages mapped into the address space of the
calling process.
This includes the pages of the code, data and stack
segment, as well as shared libraries, user space kernel data, shared
memory, and memory-mapped files.
All mapped pages are guaranteed
to be resident in RAM when the call returns successfully;
the pages are guaranteed to stay in RAM until later unlocked.
The
flags
argument is constructed as the bitwise OR of one or more of the
following constants:
- MCL_CURRENT
-
Lock all pages which are currently mapped into the address space of
the process.
- MCL_FUTURE
-
Lock all pages which will become mapped into the address space of the
process in the future.
These could be for instance new pages required
by a growing heap and stack as well as new memory-mapped files or
shared memory regions.
If
MCL_FUTURE
has been specified, then a later system call (e.g.,
mmap(2),
sbrk(2),
malloc(3)),
may fail if it would cause the number of locked bytes to exceed
the permitted maximum (see below).
In the same circumstances, stack growth may likewise fail:
the kernel will deny stack expansion and deliver a
SIGSEGV
signal to the process.
munlockall()
unlocks all pages mapped into the address space of the
calling process.
RETURN VALUE
On success these system calls return 0.
On error, -1 is returned,
errno
is set appropriately, and no changes are made to any locks in the
address space of the process.
ERRORS
- ENOMEM
-
(Linux 2.6.9 and later) the caller had a nonzero
RLIMIT_MEMLOCK
soft resource limit, but tried to lock more memory than the limit
permitted.
This limit is not enforced if the process is privileged
(CAP_IPC_LOCK).
- ENOMEM
-
(Linux 2.4 and earlier) the calling process tried to lock more than
half of RAM.
- EPERM
-
The caller is not privileged, but needs privilege
(CAP_IPC_LOCK)
to perform the requested operation.
For
mlock()
and
munlock():
- EAGAIN
-
Some or all of the specified address range could not be locked.
- EINVAL
-
The result of the addition
start+len
was less than
start
(e.g., the addition may have resulted in an overflow).
- EINVAL
-
(Not on Linux)
addr
was not a multiple of the page size.
- ENOMEM
-
Some of the specified address range does not correspond to mapped
pages in the address space of the process.
For
mlockall():
- EINVAL
-
Unknown flags were specified.
For
munlockall():
- EPERM
-
(Linux 2.6.8 and earlier) The caller was not privileged
(CAP_IPC_LOCK).
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001, SVr4.
AVAILABILITY
On POSIX systems on which
mlock()
and
munlock()
are available,
_POSIX_MEMLOCK_RANGE
is defined in <unistd.h> and the number of bytes in a page
can be determined from the constant
PAGESIZE
(if defined) in <limits.h> or by calling
sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE).
On POSIX systems on which
mlockall()
and
munlockall()
are available,
_POSIX_MEMLOCK
is defined in <unistd.h> to a value greater than 0.
(See also
sysconf(3).)
NOTES
Memory locking has two main applications: real-time algorithms and
high-security data processing.
Real-time applications require
deterministic timing, and, like scheduling, paging is one major cause
of unexpected program execution delays.
Real-time applications will
usually also switch to a real-time scheduler with
sched_setscheduler(2).
Cryptographic security software often handles critical bytes like
passwords or secret keys as data structures.
As a result of paging,
these secrets could be transferred onto a persistent swap store medium,
where they might be accessible to the enemy long after the security
software has erased the secrets in RAM and terminated.
(But be aware that the suspend mode on laptops and some desktop
computers will save a copy of the system's RAM to disk, regardless
of memory locks.)
Real-time processes that are using
mlockall()
to prevent delays on page faults should reserve enough
locked stack pages before entering the time-critical section,
so that no page fault can be caused by function calls.
This can be achieved by calling a function that allocates a
sufficiently large automatic variable (an array) and writes to the
memory occupied by this array in order to touch these stack pages.
This way, enough pages will be mapped for the stack and can be
locked into RAM.
The dummy writes ensure that not even copy-on-write
page faults can occur in the critical section.
Memory locks are not inherited by a child created via
fork(2)
and are automatically removed (unlocked) during an
execve(2)
or when the process terminates.
The
mlockall()
MCL_FUTURE
setting is not inherited by a child created via
fork(2)
and is cleared during an
execve(2).
The memory lock on an address range is automatically removed
if the address range is unmapped via
munmap(2).
Memory locks do not stack, that is, pages which have been locked several times
by calls to
mlock()
or
mlockall()
will be unlocked by a single call to
munlock()
for the corresponding range or by
munlockall().
Pages which are mapped to several locations or by several processes stay
locked into RAM as long as they are locked at least at one location or by
at least one process.
Linux notes
Under Linux,
mlock()
and
munlock()
automatically round
addr
down to the nearest page boundary.
However, POSIX.1-2001 allows an implementation to require that
addr
is page aligned, so portable applications should ensure this.
The
VmLck
field of the Linux-specific
/proc/PID/status
file shows how many kilobytes of memory the process with ID
PID
has locked using
mlock(),
mlockall(),
and
mmap(2)
MAP_LOCKED.
Limits and permissions
In Linux 2.6.8 and earlier,
a process must be privileged
(CAP_IPC_LOCK)
in order to lock memory and the
RLIMIT_MEMLOCK
soft resource limit defines a limit on how much memory the process may lock.
Since Linux 2.6.9, no limits are placed on the amount of memory
that a privileged process can lock and the
RLIMIT_MEMLOCK
soft resource limit instead defines a limit on how much memory an
unprivileged process may lock.
BUGS
In the 2.4 series Linux kernels up to and including 2.4.17,
a bug caused the
mlockall()
MCL_FUTURE
flag to be inherited across a
fork(2).
This was rectified in kernel 2.4.18.
Since kernel 2.6.9, if a privileged process calls
mlockall(MCL_FUTURE)
and later drops privileges (loses the
CAP_IPC_LOCK
capability by, for example,
setting its effective UID to a nonzero value),
then subsequent memory allocations (e.g.,
mmap(2),
brk(2))
will fail if the
RLIMIT_MEMLOCK
resource limit is encountered.
SEE ALSO
mmap(2),
setrlimit(2),
shmctl(2),
sysconf(3),
proc(5),
capabilities(7)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- mlock() and munlock()
-
- mlockall() and munlockall()
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- AVAILABILITY
-
- NOTES
-
- Linux notes
-
- Limits and permissions
-
- BUGS
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:54:49 GMT, September 18, 2014


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T 14:30 Ingested 4 Soma's(carisoprodol) at 350mg each, so that's a total of 1400mg carisoprodol. We'll see what happens.
T 14:45 Feeling a bit heavy and sedated already, but I should be after 4 Soma's. I'll be patience and see what happens in the next 45 minutes. I hope it will be good, it better be.
T 15:00 I've been smoking some heroin as well, so I'm feeling pretty good at the moment anyway, and can't really distinguish if it's just the heroin I'm feeling, or if the carisoprodol is part of what I feel now as well. To describe what I feel right now. I'm relaxed, both mentally and physically. I feel a bit warm, though not very pronouncedly warm or anything. I feel a bit sedated as well, and somewhat slower than usual. I'll lay off the heroin for now, so I can be shure that anything I feel is the carisoprodol.
T 15:15 Some feeling is settling in which definitely isn't heroin. I'm feeling a very nice sedation that can't be compared to any other sedative, but it still isn't on it's peak, so I'll wait until it is, and properly described it then.
T 15:30 I'm feeling more sedated, though fortunately not sedated in a tired way, which I usually get from most benzo's. I just feel sedated in a relaxed, pleasant way. The effects are still overall not very pronounced, I would have expected more effects from it by now. To be honest, the relaxation feels a bit like that of benzo's, somewhat comparable to Normison or a distant resemblence of Rohypnol, though the latter is obviously way better. I would have thought that I would be feeling it well if I took 4 tablets, but apparently not.
T 15:45 The sedation has increased a bit more, but it's still not very pronounced, just pretty noticeable. I had a barbiturate type of intoxication in my mind when I first tried out Soma, and before this experience as well, but unfortunately, no, it's certainly not that good. My brain processes information at a reasonably slower pace, and I imagine if I would talk to someone, I would be slurring my speech a bit. Walking might not be that easy either, I'll try that out later.
T 16:00 The sedation has increased even a bit more, and I'm now at a medium level of sedation. My vision is getting a bit blurry. I'm starting to feel a bit intoxicated, just as I hoped for. Though this is still not what I had in mind. I've been reading up online about other people their experiences, and if I take a look at the time line of their experience I see it takes a pretty long time to peak, or reach the plateau, around one and a half hour. I'm at around the same time, so I'll have some more patience and see how it turns out, I should just be more patient for once.
T 16:15 The sedation and intoxication have increased even a bit more. I just walked around a bit to see how it influenced my coordination, and I obviously have the Soma shuffle, I sway from left to right when I walk. It's a bit of a pitty that it takes such a long time before the carisoprodol reaches it's plateau, around 2 hours or so it seems.
T 16:30 My vision has become even more blurry, though only a bit. Sedation hasn't really increased, but intoxication has. This stuff reminds me of the old-school barbiturates, which turned people in drooling piles of human mess. I think Soma will be pretty similar in a high enough dose, though I strongly discourage trying that out.
T 16:45 I just loaded up my glass vapouriser with some very pure freebase heroin and proceeded to take a big toke of heroin, I'm very certain it will synergise perfectly with carisoprodol, since it's well known carisoma potentiate and synergise each other very good. Though I'll have to add though that the amount of carisoprodol I took is already a pretty big dose for most people who don't have much tolerance to GABA sedatives like carisoprodol, and smoking a big toke of heroin on top of it can be pretty risky to dangerous for people with little or no tolerance.
T 16:47 I took another big toke of heroin from my vaporiser, while the previous toke already started to add up to the mixture very well. Carisoprodol and heroin go together very well for me. I'm feeling sedated and intoxicated, as well as relaxed and content from the carisoprodol, and I feel warm, cozy and even more relaxed now because of the heroin. My body starts to glow up, which I really enjoy, and which is one of the best thing about opioids, the body glow I get.
T 17:00 Indeed they synergise pretty well though I would have expected a stronger effect due to the heroin. I'm still pretty intoxicated from the carisoprodol though. My speech is slurred a lot, I walk around with a Soma shuffle and my mind is working at a much slower pace. I feel a bit like I took a barbiturate, but still not like I hoped for, though this has given me a good taste of how carisoprodol feels like, and I'm going to try 5 or 6 Soma's next time, that's for shure.
T 17:10 Took another medium sized toke of heroin from my vaporiser, the heroin is getting more pronounced now, but the effects of the carisoprodol aren't overpowered or somewhat pushed to the back by the heroin, but instead form a nice synergised mix of euphoria, relaxation and other nice effects.
T 17:25 Smoked another bit, and I'm still feeling as good as I felt in the past 15 minutes. The effects of the carisoprodol aren't increasing anymore by themself, but it is getting stronger by the synergy of the heroin. All in all I have had a good afternoon of contentment and relaxation, and it isn't even over yet.
T 17:40 Smoked a bit more heroin, though only a tiny bit was left in my vaporiser, so I'm going to fill it up with another small bit for later on. The effects haven't change much in intensity, and the little bit of heroin I just smoked didn't add much to the effects either. I don't really have to add much at this time since all the effects have been the same in strength in the last 15 minutes or so. I've reached they steady plateau.
T 17:55 Smoked another small bit. It seems as if the effects are slowly decreasing, it has been three and a half hours ago since I took the carisprodol. I'll just wait it out, and keep note of the effects, and when it finally has subsided to baseline.
T 18:05 Smoked another bit of heroin, the heroin is now getting the overhand in it's effects, but since they are both relaxing downers and reasonably similar in effects(both relaxing and somewhat sedating), the drug that has the overhand won't supress the effects of the other drugs, in stead they synergise into a wonderful combination.
T 18:25 I'm still feelin' good, but I can feel overall effects are decreasing, probably because the carisoprodol is nearing the end of it's duration. It has now been 4 hours ago since I took them, so it could be very possible. The heroin is still present with it's cozy haze wrapped around me, and chemical relaxation and happyness flowing through my veins.
 I have a pizza layin in the frige, waiting to be eaten.
T 19:00 It has been four and a half hours since intake of the carisoprodol, and I'm nearing baseline. I still feel a nice afterglow, but nothing worthy of keeping notes anymore, so this is the end. All in all it was a nice experience, which I'm certainly going to repeat, but with a higher dose of carisoprodol. Bye for now.
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Kernels for Graph Data
You can refer to our demo of semi-supervised learning for a simple usage of kernels for graph data.
Kernels on Graph
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.VNDKernel(A, alpha=0.5)[source]
Von Neumann Diffusion Kernel on graph (Zhou et al., 2004)
(also label spreading kernel)
K = (I - alpha*S)^-1, where S = D^-1/2*A*D^-1/2
| Parameters: |
- A – adjacency matrix
- alpha – (hyper)parameter(s)
|
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.cosKernel(A)[source]
Cosine Kernel (also Inverse Cosine Kernel)
K = cos (L*pi/4), where L is the normalized Laplacian
| Parameters: | A – adjacency matrix |
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.diffKernel(A, beta=0.5)[source]
Diffusion Process Kernel
K = exp(beta * H), where H = -L = A-D
K = Q exp(beta * Lambda) Q.T
| Parameters: |
- A – adjacency matrix
- beta – (hyper)parameter(s)
|
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.normLap(A)[source]
normalized Laplacian
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.psInvLapKernel(A)[source]
Pseudo inverse of the normalized Laplacian.
| Parameters: | A – adjacency matrix |
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.regLapKernel(A, sigma=1)[source]
Regularized Laplacian Kernel
| Parameters: |
- A – adjacency matrix
- sigma – (hyper)parameter(s)
|
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pyGPs.GraphStuff.kernels_on_graph.rwKernel(A, p=1, a=2)[source]
p-step Random Walk Kernel with a>1
K = (aI-L)^p, p>1 and L is the normalized Laplacian
| Parameters: |
- A – adjacency matrix
- p – step parameter
- a – (hyper)parameter(s)
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Man on the Moon ***1/2
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odeon (Manchester) Released in the UK by UIP on May 5, 2000; certificate 15; 119 minutes; country of origin USA; aspect ratio 2.35:1
Directed by Miloš Forman; produced by Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher. Written by Scott Alexander, Larry Kawaszewski. Photographed by Anastas Michos; edited by Linzee Klingman, Christopher Tellefsen.
CAST..... Jim Carrey..... Andy Kaufman Danny DeVito..... George Shapiro Paul Giamatti..... Bob Zmuda Courtney Love..... Lynne Margules Jerry Lawler..... Himself
The comedian Andy Kaufman was perpetually aware that a performance was not just a piece of material, but an event, happening in a time and place. He wanted his audiences to have an experience; to know they were in the room, watching somebody putting on a show. People didn't always applaud his outrageousness as they watched it, but he always got laughs somehow. Maybe they would laugh AT him. Or chuckle afterward, in disbelief. Or make their friends crack up by telling them what he did. The sheer lunacy and audacity of his acts was hilarious; maybe not first-hand, but certainly in concept, when you stopped to think about them.
After all, Kaufman is the guy who once went onstage, read "The Great Gatsby" in its entirety, then walked off. Whose act once consisted of standing in silence through the "Mighty Mouse" theme song, except for the "Here I come to save the day!" line, which he'd mouth along to. And who, to close a concert in the gigantic Carnegie Hall, took all the spectators out for milk and cookies.  When he died of cancer in 1984, many thought it was just another practical joke.
There are of course those who hail him as a genius. His detractors find him confounding. Future generations can make up their minds by watching Miloš Forman's "Man on the Moon", a film which some have described, unfairly, as a sort of Greatest Hits compilation reel. Yes, the film has a straightforward structure in chronological order, and is mostly made up of its hero's onstage appearances. But it is therefore a faithful and successful presentation of a very interesting character, leaving us to love or hate him at will. The surprising thing is that so many of Kaufman's antics are amusing in themselves, and not just as ideas. This is a very funny picture.
It's also a deeply moving screen biography, following years of success right through to times of pain, and made by some of the masters of the bio-pic genre. Forman, the director, was also the helmsman on the Oscar-winning Mozart epic "Amadeus" (1984), as well as "The People Vs. Larry Flynt" (1996), a movie about the controversial publisher of "Hustler" magazine. The screenwriters, Scott Alexander and Larry Karszewski, wrote both "Flynt" and "Ed Wood" (1994). And Jim Carrey is a terrific choice for the starring role. It's his second performance as a dramatic lead, and he proves that his turn in "The Truman Show" was no flash in the pan, letting his eyes and voice become possessed by his character. His appearance always seems a little odd, but that's kinda the point. Anybody who knew Andy Kaufman will tell you that he was always "on"; his mind was always pushing something new up his sleeve, he made you keep your guard up. "There is no real you," one of the characters tells him. That character is his wife.
Of course the essential problem with any film about this man is that it explains somebody who refused to be explained. Figuring out what Kaufman was up to was part of the fun. Then again, on his deathbed he did ask for a movie to be made about his life. Maybe he did think it was important to be understood. He just thought that speaking for himself would be a cop-out.
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| Name | Description | |
| AverageClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
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| AverageImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |
|
| CountClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause |
|
| CountImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause |
|
| Database | ||
| DatabaseBundle |
It is a collection of below database items: |
|
| DatabaseFactory |
Exposes methods to interact with database. It has methods to create, delete, and perform other common database management tasks. |
|
| DatabaseHelper |
It provides utility methods to deal with database. It has methods to create, delete, and perform other common database management tasks. |
|
| DatabaseUtils |
Exposes utils methods to deal with database. It has methods to form database file paths. |
|
| DeleteClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
|
| DeleteImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |
|
| GroupConcatClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
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| GroupConcatImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause |
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| MaxClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
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| MaxImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |
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| MinClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
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| MinImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |
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| SelectClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
|
| SelectImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |
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| SumClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
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| SumImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |
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| TotalClauseImpl |
It is used to create where clause used in database query. It implements all the Clauses which are used to in the where clause. |
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| TotalImpl |
It is used to provide condition between where clause. |


Here's a basic Bar chart that only has a few configuration
options specified, most notably: adjustable
This means that the chart can be adjusted dynamically by clicking on the chart and moving your mouse
up and down. The types of charts that can be adjusted are:
You can read more about adjusting and see the canvas documentation for it here. One thing you should note is that there are three events that you can use:
This means that you could use an
adjustend
event listener to send the updated
value(s) back to
the server with ajax
and save them to your
database or to a file.
When the browser/screen is smaller the size of the canvas
is reduced, the textSize
is
reduced and the CSS
float
on the container is removed.
<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.dynamic.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.bar.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<div style="float: right"> <canvas id="cvs" width="600" height="250">[No canvas support]</canvas> </div>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
canvas
tag(s):


Lua is a powerful light-weight programming language designed for extending applications. It is also frequently used as a general-purpose, stand-alone language. Lua is implemented as a small library of C functions, written in ANSI C, and compiles unmodified in all known platforms. The implementation goals are simplicity, efficiency, portability, and low embedding cost. The result is a fast language engine with small footprint, making it ideal in embedded systems too.
This is an older verion of Lua needed only for compatibility with other programs such as Wireshark-3.2.1.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1 platform.
Download (HTTP): http://www.lua.org/ftp/lua-5.2.4.tar.gz
Download MD5 sum: 913fdb32207046b273fdb17aad70be13
Download size: 248 KB
Estimated disk space required: 3.6 MB
Estimated build time: less than 0.1 SBU
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/lua
Some packages check for the pkg-config file for Lua, which is created with:
cat > lua.pc << "EOF"
V=5.2
R=5.2.4
prefix=/usr
INSTALL_BIN=${prefix}/bin
INSTALL_INC=${prefix}/include/lua5.2
INSTALL_LIB=${prefix}/lib
INSTALL_MAN=${prefix}/share/man/man1
INSTALL_LMOD=${prefix}/share/lua/${V}
INSTALL_CMOD=${prefix}/lib/lua/${V}
exec_prefix=${prefix}
libdir=${exec_prefix}/lib
includedir=${prefix}/include/lua5.2
Name: Lua
Description: An Extensible Extension Language
Version: ${R}
Requires:
Libs: -L${libdir} -llua -lm -ldl
Cflags: -I${includedir}
EOF
Install Lua by running the following commands:
patch -Np1 -i ../lua-5.2.4-shared_library-1.patch && sed -i '/#define LUA_ROOT/s:/usr/local/:/usr/:' src/luaconf.h && sed -r -e '/^LUA_(SO|A|T)=/ s/lua/lua5.2/' \ -e '/^LUAC_T=/ s/luac/luac5.2/' \ -i src/Makefile && make MYCFLAGS="-fPIC" linux
The installation of this package is complex, so we will use the DESTDIR method of installation:
make TO_BIN='lua5.2 luac5.2' \ TO_LIB="liblua5.2.so liblua5.2.so.5.2 liblua5.2.so.5.2.4" \ INSTALL_DATA="cp -d" \ INSTALL_TOP=$PWD/install/usr \ INSTALL_INC=$PWD/install/usr/include/lua5.2 \ INSTALL_MAN=$PWD/install/usr/share/man/man1 \ install && install -Dm644 lua.pc install/usr/lib/pkgconfig/lua52.pc && mkdir -pv install/usr/share/doc/lua-5.2.4 && cp -v doc/*.{html,css,gif,png} install/usr/share/doc/lua-5.2.4 && ln -s liblua5.2.so install/usr/lib/liblua.so.5.2 && ln -s liblua5.2.so install/usr/lib/liblua.so.5.2.4 && mv install/usr/share/man/man1/{lua.1,lua52.1} && mv install/usr/share/man/man1/{luac.1,luac52.1}
Now, as the root
user:
chown -R root:root install && cp -a install/* /
sed -i ... src/luaconf.h: This command changes the Lua search path to match the install path.
sed -i ... src/Makefile: This command deconflicts this installation with the latest version of lua.
Last updated on 2020-02-19 08:47:37 -0800


Watch out for Adjacent Numbers
>:"0 1{y
fails because the 0 and the 1 are considered part of the same list. Use >:"0 (1{y) or >:"0 ] 1{y .
Names in Sequence Do Not Form a List
0 1 is a 2-element list, but 0 y is an error even if y has the value 1 . Use 0,y .
Remember Right-to-Left Evaluation When You Use J as a Desk Calculator
J makes a great desk calculator, but you have to remember to translate from mathematical notation to J correctly. 5 - 2 + 1 is 2, not 4 .
How to Remember the Monads {. {: }. }:
Remember that { means take (x takes from y), so } must be drop. The single-dot means beginning, and the double-dot means end. So, }. means 'drop the first item'.
How to Remember #. and #:
The single-dot produces a single (atomic) result; the multiple-dot produces a list.
Remember the Operand Order in e. i. and |
The normal J convention is that a dyad's y operand is the one that is more 'data-like' and its x operand is more 'control-like'. Thus, in x i. y, x is a table and y is one or more values to be looked up in the table. By this convention, x e. y is backwards: y is the table and x is the values.
Similarly, x | y seems backwards from x % y .
Leave a Space Before : When Used Alone
When you use : or . as a conjunction, you must remember to leave a space before the : or . so it will not be interpreted as an inflection. The following are all errors: 3:0, (+/ % #):* , and +/.* .
Use =: for Assignments Within Scripts
Code that runs perfectly well from the keyboard may not work if you put it into a script (.ijs) file. The problem is usually that you have used =. for some assignments. Entered from the keyboard, =. gives a public assignment, but to get the same effect in a script, you need to use =: .
Pasting Into an .ijx Window Does Not Execute
Remember that when you paste a block of text into an .ijx window, that text shows up in the window but it is not executed. To execute the text, you need to select it and then use Run|Selection.
Don't Mix elseif. and else. in the Same Structure
The control structure if./do./elseif./do./else./end. is not legal. Once you have used an elseif. you are not allowed to code else.; use elseif. do. instead of else. (the omitted condition always tests true).
Remember the Asymmetry of Dyad ;
x ; y always boxes x, but it boxes y only if y is unboxed. This gives you what you want when the operands are unboxed:
1 ; 2 ; 3
+-+-+-+
|1|2|3|
+-+-+-+
But when the operands are boxed, you may be surprised at the result:
(<1) ; (<2) ; (<3)
+---+---+-+
|+-+|+-+|3|
||1|||2|| |
|+-+|+-+| |
+---+---+-+
To have the last operand boxed, you should box it explicitly:
(<1) ; (<2) ;< (<3)
+---+---+---+
|+-+|+-+|+-+|
||1|||2|||3||
|+-+|+-+|+-+|
+---+---+---+
Don't Give Two Operands to a Monadic Verb
When you start writing long tacit programs, you are likely to have trouble keeping track of whether a verb is being executed monadically or dyadically. Suppose that x is a set of observations and y is a set of weights, and you want to weight each observation and divide by the total weight. You might try
x (* % +/) y
but that isn't right--the sum of the weights is +/ y and this is going to execute x +/ y . What you meant was
x (* % +/@:]) y
Some rules to remember: a train comprising an odd number of verbs is a fork, which can be invoked monadically or dyadically. The first, third, etc.... verbs, including the last, are all executed with the same valence as the fork itself, and their operands are all the same, namely the operands of the fork itself. The second, fourth, etc.... verbs are all executed dyadically, with operands that are results of other verbs in the train.
A train comprising an even number of verbs is a hook. The first verb in the hook is always executed dyadically; the rest, taken as a train, are executed monadically on the y operand of the hook.
If any part of your train requires simultaneous access to the x and y operands of the train, you must make the train a fork rather than a hook.
Use @: Unless @ Is Necessary
u@:v has infinite rank, while u@v has the rank of v . If you don't see what difference this makes, you should drop what you are doing and read the chapter on "Compound Verbs". For practical programming, you should be in the habit of using @: unless you need u to be executed on each individual result-cell of v, in which case you may use @ . The most common uses of @ are u@> to execute u on the contents of each box in a list, and <@v to box each individual result-cell of v .
Put Parentheses Around Compounds Inside Other Compounds
A modifier is greedy about what it takes for its left operand, hoovering up everything until it hits a left parenthesis or unmodified verb. For example, if you want to add 2 to y and then double the result,
+: @: 2&+ y
is going to disappoint you, because it is executed as (+:@:2)&+ y which isn't even legal. You meant +: @: (2&+) . Be liberal in your use of parentheses inside compounds. You may omit the parentheses around the leftmost compound--another way to write the above would have been 2&* @: (2&+)--but you won't regret putting parentheses around all compounds, especially when you go to change your code.
I find it easy to forget the parentheses when one of the verbs is something like +/ that I use so much that I think of it as a primitive. When something like >: @: +/ fails I am brought back to reality and I remember to write >: @: (+/) .
A Verb Is Always Executed, Even If Its Operand is Empty
J's primitives are defined to produce reasonable results when given empty operands. You should do as well with the verbs you write. Remember that if a verb has an operand with no cells, the verb is still executed once, on a cell of fills. The chapter "Empty Operands" explains what happens.
Dyad -: Does Not Check the Type of Empty Operands
Be aware that getting a result of 1 from x -: y does not guarantee that x and y are equivalent. If they have the same shape and are empty, they are considered to match even if they have different types. Subsequent operations such as {. would reveal the fact that the values are different, even though they 'match'.
x u/ y Applies u to Cells of x
To get x u/ y right, remember that it applies u to cells of x and the entire y . The rank of the cells of x is given by the left rank of u; use u"n/ to set the cell-rank of x .
Modifiers That Refer To y Have Monadic and Dyadic Valences
If your modifier contains x or y, its text defines a verb which is executed when its noun operands are known. This verb, like any explicit verb, can have both monadic and dyadic versions, separated by a line containing just a ':' character. If you want the modifier to have a dyadic form, you must code one (by default the verb will be monadic only).
 One common error is to think that names are replaced by their definitions before a sentence is executed, in other words that if you have
plus =: +
then a sentence
1 plus 2
is converted to 1 + 2 and then executed. This notion immediately leads to confusion when you encounter
mean =: +/ % #
and you expect
mean 1 2 3 4 5
to be executed like
+/ % # 1 2 3 4 5
which is not how it works. If you find yourself making this error, read the chapters on Tacit Programming to learn what really happens.
As a stopgap, you can imagine that each name's value is enclosed in parentheses before it is substituted. This still isn't exactly right but it gets you the right result in all situations you are likely to encounter. You would imagine that the sentence above is executed as
(+/ % #) 1 2 3 4 5
which gives the correct answer. You must realize that (+/ % #) is a fork, with its own rules for processing its operands.


1)
city
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Amsterdam
2)
scientist
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Isaac Newton
3)
river
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River Volga
4)
actor
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Tom Cruise
5)
mountain
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Mont Blanc
6)
book
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The Divine Comedy
7)
sea
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Adriatic Sea
8)
building
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Sydney Opera House
9)
tower
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Skylon Tower
10)
actress
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Julia Roberts
11)
author
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Mark Twain
12)
waterfall
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Niagara Falls


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img.h
- External header file
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imgInt.h
- Internal header file
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imgDisjunctive.c
- Routines for image computation using a disjunctive transition
relation.
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imgIwls95.c
- Routines for image computation using component transition
relation approach described in the proceedings of IWLS'95,
(henceforth referred to Iwls95 technique).
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imgMonolithic.c
- Routines for image computation using a monolithic transition
relation.
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imgUtil.c
- High-level routines to perform image computations.
img.h
External header file
By: Rajeev Ranjan, Tom Shiple, Abelardo Pardo
imgInt.h
Internal header file
By: Rajeev Ranjan, Tom Shiple, Abelardo Pardo
See Alsofsm
imgDisjunctive.c
Routines for image computation using a disjunctive transition
relation.
By: Shaz Qadeer, Sriram Rajamani
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ImgImageInfoInitializeDisjunctive()
- Initializes an image structure for image computation
using a disjunctively partitioned transition relation.
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ImgImageInfoComputeFwdDisjunctive()
- Computes the forward image of a set of states between
fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoComputeBwdDisjunctive()
- Computes the backward image of a set of states between
fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoComputeFwdWithDomainVarsDisjunctive()
- Computes the forward image on domain variables of a set
of states between fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoComputeBwdWithDomainVarsDisjunctive()
- Computes the backward image of a set of states between
fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoFreeDisjunctive()
- Frees the method data associated with the disjunctive method.
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ImgImageInfoPrintMethodParamsDisjunctive()
- Prints information about the disjunctive method.
imgIwls95.c
Routines for image computation using component transition
relation approach described in the proceedings of IWLS'95,
(henceforth referred to Iwls95 technique).
By: Rajeev K. Ranjan
The initialization process performs following steps:
- Create the relation of the roots at the bit level
in terms of the quantify and domain variables.
- Order the bit level relations.
- Group the relations of bits together, making a cluster
whenever the BDD size reaches a threshold.
- For each cluster, quantify out the quantify variables which
are local to that particular cluster.
- Order the clusters using the algorithm given in
"Efficient BDD Algorithms for FSM Synthesis and
Verification", by R. K. Ranjan et. al. in the proceedings of
IWLS'95{1}.
- The orders of the clusters for forward and backward image are
calculated and stored. Also stored is the schedule of
variables for early quantification.
For forward and backward image computation the corresponding
routines are called with appropriate ordering of clusters and
early quantification schedule.
Note that, a cubic implementation of the above algorithm is
straightforward. However, to obtain quadratic complexity requires
significant amount of book-keeping. This is the reason for the complexity
of the code in this file.
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Img_MultiwayLinearAndSmooth()
- Returns the result after existentially quantifying a
set of variables after taking the product of the array of relations.
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ImgImageInfoInitializeIwls95()
- Initializes an image data structure for image
computation using the Iwls95 technique.
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ImgImageInfoComputeFwdIwls95()
- Computes the forward image of a set of states.
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ImgImageInfoComputeFwdWithDomainVarsIwls95()
- Computes the forward image of a set of states in terms
of domain variables.
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ImgImageInfoComputeBwdIwls95()
- Computes the backward image of domainSubset.
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ImgImageInfoComputeBwdWithDomainVarsIwls95()
- Computes the backward image of a set of states.
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ImgImageInfoFreeIwls95()
- Frees the memory associated with imageInfo.
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ImgImageInfoPrintMethodParamsIwls95()
- Prints information about the IWLS95 method.
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ImgBddGetSupportIdTable()
- Returns the st_table containing the bdd id of the support
variables of the function.
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Iwls95GetOptions()
- Gets the necessary options for computing the image and returns
in the option structure.
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CreateClusters()
- Forms the clusters of relations based on BDD size heuristic.
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OrderRelationArray()
- This function returns an array of ordered relations and an array
of BDD cubes (array of BDDs).
This consists of following steps:
a. Initialize the array of ctrInfoStructs and varInfoStructs.
b. Fill in the list of varItemStruct's of ctrInfo's and
ctrItemStruct's of varInfo's.
c. Simplify the relations by quantifying out the quantify
variables local to a particular relation.
d. Order the relations according to the cost function described
in "CalculateRelationBenefit".
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RelationArraySmoothLocalVars()
- This function takes an array of relations and quantifies out the
quantify variables which are local to a particular relation.
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OrderRelationArrayAux()
- An auxiliary routine for orderRelationArray to order the
clusters.
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UpdateInfoArrays()
- This function computes the set of variables which can be
smoothed out once a particular cluster is chosen to be multiplied in the
product.
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CalculateBenefit()
- Gets the necessary options for computing the image and returns
in the option structure.
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PrintOption()
- Prints the option values used in IWLS95 techinique for
image computation.
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Iwls95InfoStructAlloc()
- Allocates and initializes the info structure for IWLS95
technique.
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CtrInfoStructAlloc()
- Allocates and initializes memory for ctrInfoStruct.
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CtrInfoStructFree()
- Frees the memory associated with ctrInfoStruct.
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VarInfoStructAlloc()
- Allocates and initializes memory for varInfoStruct.
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VarInfoStructFree()
- Frees the memory associated with varInfoStruct.
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CtrItemStructFree()
- Frees the memory associated with CtrItemStruct
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VarItemStructFree()
- Frees the memory associated with VarItemStruct
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CtrInfoMaxIndexCompare()
- Compare function used to sort the ctrInfoStruct based on the
maxSmoothVarIndex field.
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PrintCtrInfoStruct()
- Prints the CtrInfo_t data structure.
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PrintVarInfoStruct()
- Prints the VarInfo_t structure.
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CheckQuantificationSchedule()
- Given an array of BDD's representing the relations and another
array of BDD cubes (in the form of array of bdd_t of variable) representing
the quantification schedule, this function checks if the schedule is correct.
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CheckCtrInfoArray()
- Checks the validity of an array of CtrInfoStructs.
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CheckCtrInfo()
- Checks the validity of a CtrInfoStruct.
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CheckVarInfoArray()
- Checks the validity of an array of VarInfoStruct.
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MddIdToBddIdArray()
- Returns an array of BDD ids corresponding to a MDD variable.
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MddIdToBddArray()
- Returns an array of Bdd_t's corresponding to a Mdd variable.
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MddIdArrayToBddArray()
- Returns an array of Bdd_t's corresponding to an array of Mdd
ids.
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MddArrayFree()
- Frees an array of MDDs.
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BddArrayDup()
- Duplicates an array of BDDs.
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BddArrayFree()
- Frees an array of BDDs.
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ArrayBddArrayFree()
- Frees an array of array of BDDs.
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MddFnArrayToBddRelArray()
- Given an Mvf representing the functionality of a multi-valued
variable, it returns an array of Bdd's representing the characteristic
function of the relation of the various bits of the multi-valued variable.
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BddLinearAndSmooth()
- Returns a BDD after taking the product of fromSet with the BDDs
in the relationArray and quantifying out the variables using the schedule
given in the arraySmoothVarBddArray.
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HashIdToBddTable()
- Hashes bdd id to bdd in the table.
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PrintSmoothIntroducedCount()
- Prints information about the schedule of clusters and
the the corresponding smooth cubes.
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PrintIntegerArray()
- Prints integers from an array.
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PrintBddIdFromBddArray()
- Prints Ids of an array of BDDs.
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PrintBddIdTable()
- Prints the integers from a symbol table.
imgMonolithic.c
Routines for image computation using a monolithic transition
relation.
By: Rajeev K. Ranjan, Tom Shiple, Abelardo Pardo
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ImgImageInfoInitializeMono()
- Initializes an image structure for image computation
using a monolithic transition relation.
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ImgImageInfoComputeFwdMono()
- Computes the forward image of a set of states between
fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoComputeFwdWithDomainVarsMono()
- Computes the forward image on domain variables of a set
of states between fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoComputeBwdMono()
- Computes the backward image of a set of states between
fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoComputeBwdWithDomainVarsMono()
- Computes the backward image of a set of states between
fromLowerBound and fromUpperBound.
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ImgImageInfoFreeMono()
- Frees the method data associated with the monolithic method.
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ImgImageInfoPrintMethodParamsMono()
- Prints information about the IWLS95 method.
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ImageComputeMonolithic()
- A generic routine for computing the image.
imgUtil.c
High-level routines to perform image computations.
By: Rajeev Ranjan, Tom Shiple, Abelardo Pardo
This file provides the exported interface to the
method-specific image computation routines.
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Img_Init()
- Initialize the image package.
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Img_Reinit()
- Reinitializes the img package.
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Img_End()
- End the image package.
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ImageInfoPrint()
- Print information about the image package
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Img_ImageInfoInitializeMocha()
- Initializes the image info structure for use in Mocha
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Img_ImageInfoInitialize()
- Initializes an imageInfo structure for the given method and
direction.
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Img_ImageInfoComputeFwdWithDomainVars()
- Computes the forward image of a set and expresses it in terms of
domain variables.
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Img_ImageInfoComputeFwd()
- Computes the forward image of a set.
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Img_ImageInfoComputeBwdWithDomainVars()
- Computes the backward image of a set expressed in terms of domain
variables.
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Img_ImageInfoComputeBwd()
- Computes the backward image of a set.
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Img_ImageInfoFree()
- Frees the memory associated with imageInfo.
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Img_ImageInfoObtainMethodTypeAsString()
- Returns a string giving the method type of an imageInfo.
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Img_ImageInfoPrintMethodParams()
- Prints information about the image technique currently used.
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Img_ImageInfoReadMddManager()
- Returns the mdd manager.
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ImgArrayBddArrayCheckValidity()
- This function checks the validity of an array of array
of BDD nodes.
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ImgBddArrayCheckValidity()
- This function checks the validity of array of BDD nodes.
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ImgBddCheckValidity()
- This function checks the validity of a BDD.
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CheckImageValidity()
- Checks the validity of image
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PrintVarIdTable()
- Prints the content of a table containing integers.
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1.1 Introduction
1.2 Ideal Chains
1.3 Gaussian Chain
1.4 Real Chains
1.5 Semirigid Chains
1.6 Branched Chains
1.7 Molecular Weight Distribution
1.8 Concentration Regimes
2.1 Polymer Solutions and Thermodynamics
2.2 Flory-Huggins Mean-Field Theory
2.3 Phase Diagram and Theta Solutions
2.4 Static Light Scattering
2.5 Size Exclusion Chromatography and Confinement
3.1 Dynamics of Polymer Solutions
3.2 Dynamic Light Scattering and Diffusion of Polymers
3.3 Viscosity
3.4 Normal Modes
3.5 Dynamics of Rodlike Molecules
4.1 Semidilute Polymer Solutions
4.2 Thermodynamics of Semidilute Polymer Solutions
4.3 Dynamics of Semidilute Solutions


This post will work through a short example from an EE363 assignment about dissipative systems and gradient flow. $ \newcommand{\abs}[1]{| #1 |} \newcommand{\ind}{\mathbf{1}} \newcommand{\norm}[1]{\lVert #1 \rVert} \newcommand{\ip}[2]{\langle #1, #2 \rangle} \newcommand{\R}{\mathbb{R}} \newcommand{\C}{\mathbb{C}} \newcommand{\T}{\mathsf{T}} \newcommand{\Proj}{\mathcal{P}} \newcommand{\Tr}{\mathrm{Tr}} \newcommand{\A}{\mathcal{A}} \newcommand{\Hinf}{\mathcal{H}_{\infty}} $
Let $f : \R^{n} \longrightarrow \R$ be a twice differentiable function (twice differentiable for simplicity). We will consider the following continuous time dynamical system, which we will label as gradient flow, $$ \begin{align} \dot{x}(t) = -\nabla f(x(t)) \:, \:\: x(0) = x_0 \:. \label{eq:gradient_flow} \end{align} $$ A forward Euler discretization of $\eqref{eq:gradient_flow}$ yields the following discrete time dynamical system $$ \begin{align} x_{t+1} = x_t - \alpha_t \nabla f(x_t) \:, \label{eq:gradient_step} \end{align} $$ where $\alpha_t > 0$ is the step size of the discretization. We recognize the latter as the gradient descent update.
It is well known that under some regularity assumptions on $f$, gradient descent with a suitable $\alpha_t$ converges to a stationary point $x_e$ satisfying $\nabla f(x_e) = 0$. In this post, we will first work through a short proof of this classic result, based on these notes. Then, we will prove a similar result for gradient flow, using dissipative system arguments. Along the way we try to draw parallels between the discrete time and continuous time arguments.
Discrete time
Proposition: Suppose that $f : \R^{n} \longrightarrow \R$ is continuously twice differentiable and has bounded sub-level sets (i.e. the set $\{ x : f(x) \leq a \}$ is bounded for all $a \in \R$). Fix an $x_0 \in \R^{n}$. There exists an $L > 0$ such that the sequence $\{x_k\}_{k \geq 0}$ defined in $\eqref{eq:gradient_step}$ with $\alpha_t = 1/L$ satisfies $\nabla f(x_k) \longrightarrow 0$.
Proof: Since $S = \{ x : f(x) \leq f(x_0) \}$ is bounded, there exists a compact set $C$ such that $S \subseteq C$. Put $L = \sup_{x \in C} \abs{\lambda_{\max}(\nabla^2 f(x))}$. Since eigenvalues are a continuous function, $x \mapsto \nabla^2 f(x)$ is continuous, and $C$ is compact, we have $L < \infty$.
We first prove by induction that $x_k \in S$. The base case holds by definition. Now supposing that $x_k \in S$, by Taylor's theorem and using the definition of $L$, \begin{align*} f(x_{k+1}) \leq f(x_k) - \frac{1}{2L} \norm{\nabla f(x_k)}_2^2 \leq f(x_k) \leq f(x_0) \:. \end{align*} Hence $x_{k+1} \in S$. This shows that the set $S$ is invariant for the system $\eqref{eq:gradient_step}$.
Now using $S$ invariance, $$ f(x_{k+1}) \leq f(x_k) - \frac{1}{2L} \norm{\nabla f(x_k)}_2^2 \Longrightarrow \frac{1}{2L} \norm{\nabla f(x_k)}^2_2 \leq f(x_k) - f(x_{k+1}) \:. $$ Using this inequality for any finite $T \geq 1$, $$ \frac{1}{2L} \sum_{k=0}^{T-1} \norm{\nabla f(x_k)}_2^2 \leq f(x_0) - f(x_T) \leq f(x_0) - \inf_{x \in C} f(x) \:. $$ The last inequality holds since $x_T \in S$ by invariance, and hence $x_T \in C$. Now taking the limit as $T \longrightarrow \infty$ we conclude that $$ \frac{1}{2L} \sum_{k=0}^{\infty} \norm{\nabla f(x_k)}^2_2 \leq f(x_0) - \inf_{x \in C} f(x) < \infty \:. $$ The last strict inequality holds since the infimum of a continuous function over a compact set is attained. This shows that $\norm{\nabla f(x_k)}^2_2 \longrightarrow 0$ and hence the result follows. $\square$
Continuous time
We now present a definition of a dissipative quantity of a dynamical system. We state a simplified variant.
Definition: Let $\dot{x}(t) = f(x(t))$ be a dynamical system, and let $\varphi : \R^{n} \longrightarrow \R$ be a differentiable function. The quantity $\varphi$ is called dissipative (w.r.t. the dynamical system $\dot{x} = f(x)$) if $\nabla \varphi(z)^\T f(z) \leq 0$ for all $z \in \R^{n}$.
It is clear that $f$ is dissipative for the gradient flow system $\dot{x} = -\nabla f(x)$. This is because $\nabla f(z)^\T (-\nabla f(z)) = -\norm{\nabla f(z)}_2^2 \leq 0$ for all $z$.
The next proposition is an immediate consequence of the definition of a dissipative quantity.
Proposition: Suppose the quantity $\varphi$ is dissipative for the dynamical system $\dot{x} = f(x)$. For every $a \in \R$, the set $V_a = \{ x : \varphi(x) \leq a \}$ is invariant for $f$. That is, if $t_0$ satisfies $\varphi(x(t_0)) \leq a$, we have $x(t) \in V_a$ for all $t \geq t_0$.
Proof: This follows from the definitions and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. More specifically for any $t \geq t_0$, $$ \begin{align*} \varphi(x(t)) - \varphi(x(t_0)) &= \int_{t_0}^{t} \frac{d}{dt} \varphi(x(\tau)) \; d\tau = \int_{t_0}^{t} \nabla \varphi(x(\tau))^\T \dot{x}(\tau) \; d\tau \\ &= \int_{t_0}^{t} \nabla \varphi(x(\tau))^\T f(x(\tau)) \; d\tau \leq 0 \:. \end{align*} $$ Rearranging, we conclude that $\varphi(x(t)) \leq \varphi(x(t_0)) \leq a$. $\square$
This proposition implies that the sub-level sets of $f$ are invariant for the gradient flow $\eqref{eq:gradient_flow}$. Recall we also saw this fact in the gradient descent proof for the discrete time case. We now state the continuous time proof of convergence. It follows a nearly identical structure as the discrete time case.
Proposition: Let $f : \R^{n} \longrightarrow \R$ be continuously differentiable and have bounded sub-level sets. Fix an $x_0 \in \R^{n}$. The gradient flow system $\eqref{eq:gradient_flow}$ satisfies $$ \int_{0}^{\infty} \norm{\nabla f(x(\tau))}^2_2 \; d\tau < \infty \:. $$ Furthermore, if $f$ is continuously twice differentiable, then $\nabla f(x(t)) \longrightarrow 0$ as $t \longrightarrow \infty$.
Proof: From the definitions and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, $$ f(x(t)) - f(x(0)) = \int_{0}^{t} - \norm{\nabla f(x(\tau))}_2^2 \; d\tau \Longrightarrow \int_{0}^{t} \norm{\nabla f(x(\tau))}^2_2 \; d\tau = f(x(0)) - f(x(t)) \:. $$ Recall that by dissipativity, the set $V_{f(x_0)}$ is invariant for $\eqref{eq:gradient_flow}$. Hence $x(t) \in V_{f(x_0)}$. Since $f$ has bounded sub-level sets, we can find a compact $C$ such that $V_{f(x_0)} \subseteq C$. Hence much like the discrete time case, $$ \int_{0}^{t} \norm{\nabla f(x(\tau))}^2_2 \; d\tau = f(x(0)) - f(x(t)) \leq f(x(0)) - \inf_{x \in C} f(x) < \infty \:. $$ Taking the limit as $t \longrightarrow \infty$ yields the first part of the claim.
For the second part, define $g(t) = \norm{\nabla f(x(t))}^2_2$. We show that $g$ is Lipschitz continuous on $(0, \infty)$. Taking the derivative of $g$, $$ \frac{d}{dt} g(t) = \frac{d}{dt} \nabla f(x(t))^\T \nabla f(x(t)) = - 2 \nabla f(x(t)) ^\T \nabla^2 f(x(t)) \nabla f(x(t)) \:. $$ Recall that $x(t) \in C$ for all $t \geq 0$ by invariance. Hence, $$ \left| \frac{d}{dt} g(t) \right| \leq \sup_{x \in C} 2 \abs{\nabla f(x)^\T \nabla^2 f(x) \nabla f(x)} < \infty \:. $$ The last inequality holds again since the supremum over a continuous function on a compact set is attained. This shows that the derivative of $g$ is bounded and hence $g$ is Lipschitz continuous and hence uniformly continuous on $(0, \infty)$. This is a sufficient condition to ensure that $ \int_{0}^{\infty} \norm{\nabla f(x(\tau))}^2_2 \; d\tau < \infty $ implies $\lim_{t \rightarrow \infty} \nabla f(x(t)) = 0$ (see e.g. Barbalat's lemma). This concludes the proof. $\square$