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secrethub
A tool to keep secrets out of config files.
More information: home page
- Print a secret to `stdout`:
secrethub read path/to/secret
- Generate a random value and store it as a new or updated secret:
secrethub generate path/to/secret
- Store a value from the clipboard as a new or updated secret:
secrethub write --clip path/to/secret
- Store a value supplied on `stdin` as a new or updated secret:
echo "secret_value" | secrethub write path/to/secret
- Audit a repository or secret:
secrethub audit path/to/repo_or_secret


Graphs must be simple graphs with a symmetric adjacency matrix. When entering a graph above, enter the lower triangular matrix. For example, a complete graph with three vertices would be entered as so:
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Class Overview
An object capable of providing instances of type T
. Providers are used in numerous ways
by Guice:
- When the default means for obtaining instances (an injectable or parameterless constructor)
is insufficient for a particular binding, the module can specify a custom
Provider
instead, to control exactly how Guice creates or obtains instances for the binding.
- An implementation class may always choose to have a
Provider<T>
instance injected,
rather than having a T
injected directly. This may give you access to multiple
instances, instances you wish to safely mutate and discard, instances which are out of scope
(e.g. using a @RequestScoped
object from within a @SessionScoped
object), or
instances that will be initialized lazily.
- A custom
Scope
is implemented as a decorator of Provider<T>
, which decides
when to delegate to the backing provider and when to provide the instance some other way.
- The
Injector
offers access to the Provider<T>
it uses to fulfill requests
for a given key, via the getProvider(Key)
methods.
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From interface
javax.inject.Provider
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public
abstract
T
get
()
Provides an instance of T
. Must never return null
.
Throws
| OutOfScopeException
| when an attempt is made to access a scoped object while the scope
in question is not currently active |
| ProvisionException
| if an instance cannot be provided. Such exceptions include messages
and throwables to describe why provision failed.
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Finance Commission extension depends on terms of reference for J&K, Ladakh
Singh said that the commission will have to work on the devolution formula for the newly bifurcated union territories.
by IANSN.K. Singh, the Chairman of the 15th Finance Commission on Monday said that the commission is yet to receive the additional terms of reference (TOR) for the newly formed union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
Speaking at the sidelines of an event here, he mentioned that the extension of the current Finance Commission depends on the announcement of the additional terms of reference, adding that, he has not heard from the government as yet.
"We need an additional TOR because the character of J&K has changed. Earlier, the modelling would be on the basis of 29 states. Now the J&K has become a union territory, not a state. So, depending on the wordings of the terms of reference... the modelling changes from 29 to 28 state," Singh said.
"The reference has to come. We are awaiting that reference," he added.
Singh said that the commission will have to work on the devolution formula for the newly bifurcated union territories.


An object that interacts with other physics objects
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#include <PhysicsObject.h>
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An object that interacts with other physics objects
◆ PhysicsObject()
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colour |
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Assigns deriving objects their shape ID and colour through their own constructors
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| a_shapeID | The shape of the object |
| colour | The colour of the object |
◆ draw()
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◆ fixedUpdate()
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gravity, |
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timeStep |
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An update called independantly regardless of frame rate
- Parameters
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| gravity | The gravity of the physics application |
| timeStep | The time between every fixed update |
Implemented in Spring, RigidBody, Ship, and Plane.
◆ resetPosition()
| virtual void PhysicsObject::resetPosition |
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A virtual function that gets overrided by deriving classes
Reimplemented in Plane.
◆ shipBreak()
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vec2 |
contact | ) |
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vec2 |
force | ) |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


News story
One year to go for further education colleges and independent specialist providers to prepare for changes set out in the Children and Families Bill.
The Children and Families Bill is currently before Parliament. The bill will bring radical changes to the learning difficulties and disabilities ( LDD ) system in England from September 2014. It will introduce important new responsibilities on further education colleges and approved independent specialist providers ( ISP ) as part of a new 0 to 25 special educational needs ( SEN ) system that will help provide young people with LDD the support they need to realise their aspirations.
Young people with LDD and their families will be at the heart of the new system. It will provide them with greater choice and control over services and have an increased focus on supporting them to achieve the outcomes they want in life, including finding employment, obtaining accommodation and participating in society.
The legislation will:
From 4 October to 9 December 2013, the Department for Education is consulting on drafts of the new 0 to 25 SEN Code of Practice and Regulations, and proposals for transferring young people from LDAs to EHC plans. All colleges and ISPs are encouraged to read the SEN Code of Practice and regulations consultation and feed their views into the consultation to ensure we get these important documents right, and implement the reforms correctly.
Effective preparation this academic year will be crucial to delivering a system from September 2014 that helps young people with LDD achieve what they want from life, not just to cope with it. While local authorities are coordinating implementation in each area and will need to work with the further education ( FE ) sector over the coming year, individual colleges and ISPs should make sure they are prepared for implementation.
Colleges and ISPs may find the following information helpful in supporting their preparations:
The Association of National Specialist Colleges (Natspec) can provide information and, with the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education ( NIACE ) and Disability Rights UK, are running 3 events on the SEN Code of Practice consultation:
Book a place at these events on the NIACE website
Published: 14 October 2013


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A unique design
Our wind turbines are specifically engineered and designed for urban areas. Since the very first sketches, installing our product on the roof of houses and on balconies was part of the plan.


You’ll be able to pay for Calgary Transit with your phone next year
The city hopes to get this feature working by Q2 2020
by Brad BennettCalgary Transit is going to let riders pay by scanning a barcode on their phones as early as the second quarter of 2020.
Earlier this year the transit authority tested the new system on a few transit lines. Now, it’s planning to roll the functionality out across all of its modes of transportation with accessible transit options being the only exception
The system is an app on your phone that displays a QR code. Riders then scan this code when they get on to pay for their ride.
Calgary Transit says that monthly, daily passes and single-ride tickets will be supported at launch.
“U-Pass, Low-income monthly passes and seniors passes are not yet in scope for Phase 1,” said a member of the Transit Authority in an email to MobileSyrup.
This is an exciting innovation and a different approach when compared to other transit offerings around the country. For instance, Toronto Transit uses NFC enabled passed that users tap on receivers in busses, trains and subway stations. Since it uses NFC instead of a readable barcode, it’s harder to implement the technology into rider’s smartphones.
However, the TTC did tell MobileSyrup last year that it’s working on bringing mobile tapping to Android devices.


20 November 2002
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 20 November, the Ministry of Health has confirmed 57
cases and 10 deaths of yellow fever (see
previous report). The outbreak has affected :
- Touba, Mbacké and Bambey districts, Diourbel region;
- Gossas, Fatick and Guinguinéo districts, Fatick region
- Darou Mousty and Kébémer districts, Louga region
- Khombole and Thiadiaye districts, Thiés region
- Tambacounda district in Tambacounda region
- and Dakar Centre district, Dakar region.
New confirmed cases have been detected in Louga and Thies region. Preliminary laboratory testing suggest that one case has occurred in Dakar and is being investigated further.
Thirty-three cases were reported from Touba where urban transmission was occurring. The immunization campaigns in Diourbel region have achieved coverage rates of 94-99% (Touba = 99%) and no cases have been confirmed in this region since 24 October.
The date of onset of illness for the 2 most recent confirmed cases was 11 November and 9 November and these cases were detected in Thies and Dakar region.
Intensified surveillance in all districts in the country, including active surveillance in Dakar is continuing.
Laboratory testing is being performed by the WHO Collaborating Centre at the Institut Pasteur in Dakar (IPD). The Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), the University Cheikh Anta Diop of Dakar and IPD are carrying out entomological investigations. IPD, IRD and WHO have been assisting the Ministry of Health with surveillance, epidemiological and entomological investigations.
An immunization campaign has begun in Gossas and Fatick districts, and one is planned for Tambacounda, Khombole, Guinginéo, Kébémer and Darou Mousty districts. WHO is supporting the immunization campaigns with both technical assistance and vaccine supplies.
In response to an appeal for financial support for the outbreak response, WHO wishes to acknowledge the support of the Government of Norway, the Government of Belgium, the UNFPA, and the Gates Foundation.


Indicate that keys should be parsed as an array: { array: ['foo', 'bar'] }
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Indicate that keys should be parsed as an array and coerced to booleans / numbers:
{ array: [ { key: 'foo', boolean: true }, {key: 'bar', number: true} ] }`.
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Environment variables (process.env
) with the prefix provided should be parsed.
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path.normalize()
will be applied to values set to this key.
Keys should be treated as numbers.
Keys should be treated as strings (even if they resemble a number -x 33
).
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An object representing the set of aliases for a key:
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Holy guacamole! You should check in on some of those fields below.
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Whenever you need to, be sure to use margin utilities to keep things nice and tidy.
Toast Messages
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The following need to be exported from Thesis Central:
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-09-15 22:38:11.date_created is a string field which according to our tests expects to handle values such as "circa 1865" and "1941-1985".
In order to facet these will need to be normalized into year-only dates. In order to use blacklight-range-limit they will need to be sortable, integer values.
Orangelight uses blacklight-range-limit by pulling the start date from the 008 (logic here) And in Figgy that is the same logic used to populated "date created" (logic here and here).
For finding aid items, figgy pulls the display date into the date_created
field but we pull a normalized iso8601 date into the created
field. It would be preferable to use this normalized value as the source for the facet.
Implementation proposal:
pub_date_start_sort
(this is what it's called in orangelilght) to use as the facet field. Then pull the value during metadata synchronization.date_created
field into a new facet field. If it's a component ID extract the year from the created
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by None at 2020-09-16 14:01:53.Coverage decreased (-0.006%) to 80.822% when pulling c89d37b51aa7b6c02d4852dfc7277a4679c5405e on alma-implementation-adapter-bib into 51a3e2ec95bc1895c12ac13036a032872c625e9d on master.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-09-16 17:27:14.Coverage decreased (-0.5%) to 80.355% when pulling 7235c35eabc370e460391bce8b137fdc9aa33e41 on 788-patroncampusaccess into be62263a213df38810ac676c6844aca12cb70390 on master.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-09-16 17:27:14.We have scraped the fields that are coming out of the Alma publishing job in https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/issues/714
The google spreadsheet: https://github.com/pulibrary/marc_liberation/issues/749#issuecomment-673648035. To force a bib reindex we need first to decide on the fields that will need to be reindexed so that we know what API calls need to happen. These will be part of the new method in the alma adapter when passing an mms_id
in the find_by_id
method.
@mzelesky will have more info on these fields.
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by None at 2020-09-16 21:37:06.This has been fixed with all the recent changes.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2020-09-15 23:07:26.we have removed the tutorial
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I added not running this code if the item's a Journal. I'm not really sure how to do e-resources only. @mzelesky do you have an example on hand of one in the catalog? I need something in the DOM to key off of, ideally.
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-09-15 22:28:17.Kim, would you please ask the curators to provide links to the proper finding-aid components for the following two items:
http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/cc08hg91z -->supplied by Chloe Pfendler: http://pudl.princeton.edu/objects/cc08hg91z = C0101_c000668 http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/kh04dq988 --> ???
If possible, it would also be useful for them to verify that they have been properly ingested into Figgy.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2020-09-16 21:25:03.+1 For an ADR. I say go ahead with the new styling.
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Value Type:
Initial Value:
Description:
Controls whether the Lisp printer calls the pretty printer.
If it is false, the pretty printer is not used and a minimum of whitespace[1] is output when printing an expression.
If it is true, the pretty printer is used, and the Lisp printer will endeavor to insert extra whitespace[1] where appropriate to make expressions more readable.
*print-pretty* has an effect even when the value of *print-escape* is false.
Examples:
(setq *print-pretty* 'nil) => NIL (progn (write '(let ((a 1) (b 2) (c 3)) (+ a b c))) nil) >> (LET ((A 1) (B 2) (C 3)) (+ A B C)) => NIL (let ((*print-pretty* t)) (progn (write '(let ((a 1) (b 2) (c 3)) (+ a b c))) nil)) >> (LET ((A 1) >> (B 2) >> (C 3)) >> (+ A B C)) => NIL ;; Note that the first two expressions printed by this next form ;; differ from the second two only in whether escape characters are printed. ;; In all four cases, extra whitespace is inserted by the pretty printer. (flet ((test (x) (let ((*print-pretty* t)) (print x) (format t "~%~S " x) (terpri) (princ x) (princ " ") (format t "~%~A " x)))) (test '#'(lambda () (list "a" #'c #'d)))) >> #'(LAMBDA () >> (LIST "a" #'C #'D)) >> #'(LAMBDA () >> (LIST "a" #'C #'D)) >> #'(LAMBDA () >> (LIST a b 'C #'D)) >> #'(LAMBDA () >> (LIST a b 'C #'D)) => NIL
Affected By: None.
See Also:
Notes: None.


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| iPhone | 1.0.0 |
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An enum-constant value that indicates the accuracy of the magnetic field estimate.
CoreMotionMagneticField
A structure containing 3-axis calibrated magnetic field data. See the description of
the structure of CoreMotionMagneticField
.


This will refund the ${credit.amountFormatted} ${credit.currency} balance to the bank account it came from.
Refunds may take 5 - 10 business days for funds to return to your bank account.


Interfaces and methods for variable selection in Partial Least Squares. The methods include filter methods, wrapper methods and embedded methods. Both regression and classification is supported.
| Version: | 0.9.4 |
| Depends: | pls |
| Imports: | grDevices, graphics, genalg, mvtnorm, bdsmatrix, MASS, progress, parallel, stats |
| Suggests: | Rmpi |
| Published: | 2017-12-15 |
| Author: | Kristian Hovde Liland, Tahir Mehmood, Solve Sæbø |
| Maintainer: | Kristian Hovde Liland <kristian.liland at nmbu.no> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | plsVarSel citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | plsVarSel results |
| Reference manual: | plsVarSel.pdf |
| Package source: | plsVarSel_0.9.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: plsVarSel_0.9.4.zip, r-release: plsVarSel_0.9.4.zip, r-oldrel: plsVarSel_0.9.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: plsVarSel_0.9.4.tgz, r-oldrel: plsVarSel_0.9.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | plsVarSel archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=plsVarSel to link to this page.


abireport
- Generate ELF ABI reports
abireport [subcommand] <flags>
abireport(1)
is tool to generate an ABI (Application Binary Interface) report
from ELF binaries. In either operational mode, it will scan all dynamic libraries
and executables that it encounteres, and emitting files to describe the ABI.
These file names may be different if you pass the -p
,--prefix
option. Also
note that for a non x86_64
architecture, a unique suffix will be used for the
report file to enable tracking of multilib/multiarch configurations. The default
filename suffix for x86
is 32
.
symbols
A file containing a $soname
:$symbol
mapping for the entire scanned set.
This file is sorted first by $soname
, i.e. libz.so.1
, and all symbols
for that library are listed, sorted by alphabetical order.
Running the tool will automatically truncate this file if it exists prior to creating a new report.
used_libs
A file containing an alphabetically sorted list of dependencies required
for the given data set. Any symbol that one of the files depends on that
can be satisfied within the given data, set, even if it is not exported
as a symbol, will omit the $soname
dependency from the list.
Used libs are determined by the DT_NEEDED
section of the ELF file.
Running the tool will automatically truncate this file if it exists prior to creating a new report.
These options apply to all subcommands within abireport(1)
.
-p
, --prefix
Set the prefix used in filenames created by abireport(1)
. This may be
used to assist integration by providing more unique filenames.
-D
, --output-dir
Set the output directory for files created by abireport(1)
. This is
limited strictly to the report files.
This option defaults to the current working directory (.
).
-h
, --help
Help provides an explanation for any command or subcommand. Without any specified subcommands it will list the main subcommands for the application.
Subcommands are mutually exclusive, you may only use one at a time. Note that all subcommands respect the global flags.
Generate a report from the contents of the indicated root directory.
It is assumed that this is the true root of that filesystem, containing a
legitimate hierarchy, i.e. /usr/lib
, etc.
Generate a report from the contents of the given packages. They will all be extracted into a temporary directory and analysed in one go. You may pass multiple file names and directories here.
When using directories, abireport(1)
will not recurse, it
will only look for a glob pattern of supported package types:
*.rpm
- requires rpm2cpio
and cpio
on the host*.deb
- requires dpkg
on the host*.eokpg
- requires uneopkg
on the host.Print the version and copyright notice of `abireport(1)` and exit.
On success, 0 is returned. A non-zero return code signals a failure.
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AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy
The AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy
resource creates a lifecycle policy for
Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager. For more information, see Automating the Amazon EBS Snapshot Lifecycle in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Linux Instances and CreateLifecyclePolicy in the Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager API Reference.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy", "Properties" : { "Description" :
String
, "ExecutionRoleArn" :String
, "PolicyDetails" : PolicyDetails, "State" :String
} }
YAML
Type: "AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy" Properties: Description:
String
ExecutionRoleArn:String
PolicyDetails: PolicyDetails State:String
Properties
Description
-
The description of the lifecycle policy.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
ExecutionRoleArn
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM role used to run the operations specified by the lifecycle policy.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
PolicyDetails
-
The configuration of the lifecycle policy.
Required: No
Type: PolicyDetails
Update requires: No interruption
State
-
The activation state of the lifecycle policy.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Return Values
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy
resource to
the intrinsic Ref
function, the function returns the policy ID, such as
policy-0123456789abcdef0
.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Fn::GetAtt
Fn::GetAtt
returns a value for a specified attribute of this type. The
following are the available attributes and sample return values.
Arn
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the policy, such as
arn:aws:dlm:us-west-2:012345678912:policy/policy-0123456789abcdef
.
For more information about using Fn::GetAtt
, see Fn::GetAtt.
Examples
Creating a Lifecycle Policy
The following example illustrates the creation of a basic lifecycle policy.
JSON
{ "Description": "Basic LifecyclePolicy", "Resources": { "BasicLifecyclePolicy": { "Type": "AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy", "Properties": { "Description": "Lifecycle Policy using CloudFormation", "State": "ENABLED", "ExecutionRoleArn": "arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/AWSDataLifecycleManagerDefaultRole", "PolicyDetails": { "ResourceTypes": [ "VOLUME" ], "TargetTags": [ { "Key": "costcenter", "Value": "115" } ], "Schedules": [ { "Name": "Daily Snapshots", "TagsToAdd": [ { "Key": "type", "Value": "DailySnapshot" } ], "CreateRule": { "Interval": 12, "IntervalUnit": "HOURS", "Times": [ "13:00" ] }, "RetainRule": { "Count": 1 }, "CopyTags": true } ] } } } }
YAML
Description: "Basic LifecyclePolicy" Resources: BasicLifecyclePolicy: Type: "AWS::DLM::LifecyclePolicy" Properties: Description: "Lifecycle Policy using CloudFormation" State: "ENABLED" ExecutionRoleArn: "arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/AWSDataLifecycleManagerDefaultRole" PolicyDetails: ResourceTypes: - "VOLUME" TargetTags: - Key: "costcenter" Value: "115" Schedules: - Name: "Daily Snapshots" TagsToAdd: - Key: "type" Value: "DailySnapshot" CreateRule: Interval: 12 IntervalUnit: "HOURS" Times: - "13:00" RetainRule: Count: 1 CopyTags: true
See Also
-
Automating the Amazon EBS Snapshot Lifecycle in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Linux Instances
-
CreateLifecyclePolicy in the Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager API Reference


composeglyphs(1) Debian composeglyphs(1) NAME composeglyphs - generate an encoding vector or new font for postscript SYNOPSIS composeglyphs -e encoding.afm -E encoding.ps composeglyphs -i input.afm -o output.ps -c composite.afm -n newname -e base_encoding.afm -t target_encoding.afm -a output.afm DESCRIPTION composeglyphs is a script to generate either an encoding vector or a new font for postscript. It requires a pre-existing AFM and allows for the use of composite characters that that AFM does not already provide. OPTIONS -e encoding.afm The base encoding AFM to use. -E encoding.ps The encoding vector to output. -i input.afm The AFM of the original font. -o output.ps The font program to generate. -c composite.afm The AFM containing supplementary composite character information. -n newname The name of the new font. -t target_encoding.afm The target encoding. -a output.afm The name of the AFM file to generate. NOTES composeglyphs is a part of Ogonkify, which comes with the a2ps distribu‐ tion. If you create new AFMs or modify existing ones, the author asks that you kindly send him a copy so that he may include them in the distribution. AUTHOR Juliusz Chroboczek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SEE ALSO a2ps(1), ogonkify(1) The full documentation for Ogonkify is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and a2ps programs are properly installed at your site, the command info Ogonkify should give you access to the complete manual. a2ps May 2003 composeglyphs(1)


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This further specifies an ICMP destination unreachable (type=3) message of code=4 (fragmentation required) message by providing a Next-Hop MTU field.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fragmentation_Required0..1 | boolean |
Indicates that the subtype of the destination unreachable ICMP message is "fragmentation required". |
| Next_Hop_MTU0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
The Next-Hop MTU field contains the MTU of the next-hop network is a code 4 error (fragmentation required) occurs. |


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OPTED is a public domain English word list dictionary, based on the public domain portion of "The Project Gutenberg Etext of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary" which is in turn based on the 1913 US Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. (See Project Gutenburg)
This version has been extensively stripped down and set out as one definition per line. All the Gutenburg EText tags and formatting have been removed by computer. Version 0.03 is a new processing of v0.47 of the websters dictionary and it has considerably fewer errors. Also the definition limit of 255 chars has been removed to give full justice of some of the more majestic of the originals. Some important errors in the parts-of-speech fields have been corrected and a lot of inflections/ alternatives and plurals that were missed due to software bugs in v0.01 and 0.02 are now included properly.
The dictionary is set as a word list with definitions, using minimal HTML markup. The only tags used are <P>, <B> and <I> and these serve to delimit the words (between <B>s) the part of speech or type (between <I>s) and the definitions (The rest of the line). Each entry is between a <P>, </P> pair. This will facilitate computer processing. The text was prepared on a macintosh, so the few accented and umlauted characters appear best if your browser is set to Western MacRoman encoding (this should look like an umlauted u : ü). If this causes problems and I get enough responses, I'll look into producing an ISO 8859-1 or even a Unicode version.
The dictionary can be viewed (with patience) directly online as you would a normal printed dictionary, otherwise a user can download the pages and process them in some way on their own machine. The only usage conditions are that if the material is redistributed, the content (not the formatting) remain in the public domain (ie free) and that the content be easily accessible in non-encoded plain text format at no cost to the end user. The origin of the content should also be acknowledged, including OPTED, Project Gutenburg and the 1913 edition of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. If the material is to be included in commercial products, Project Gutenburg should be contacted first. There are no restrictions for personal or research uses of this material.
Please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you plan to download OPTED so I can keep track of interested users for updates and so forth.
First raw computer generated version:
A(1.1M) | B(1005k) | C(1.6M) | D(1M) | E(809k) | F(784k) | G(564k) | H(686k) | I(833k) | J(172k) | K(172k) | L(637k) | M(931k) | N(343k) | O(466k) | P(1.5M) | Q(147k) | R(931k) | S(2.1M) | T(1005k) | U(343k) | V(343k) | W(490k) | X(49k) | Y(74k) | Z(74k)
OPTED v0.03can also be downloaded as a large stuffit/binhex encoded archive. (6MB/ 15.6M unpacked)
A good starting point for people interested in other English word lists are these two sites:
Last Updated: 19th November 1998


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Edit the stats of orbiters by selecting them, editing the values, and deselecting them
Delete an orbiter and all orbiters orbiting it by pressing "Kill"


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| Interface Summary | |
| DeclHandler | SAX2 extension handler for DTD declaration events. |
| LexicalHandler | SAX2 extension handler for lexical events. |
This document is in the PUBLIC DOMAIN and comes with NO WARRANTY of any kind.
This package, SAX2-ext, is an extension package for SAX2. It is designed both to allow SAX drivers to pass certain types of none-core information to applications and to serve as a simple model for other SAX2 extension packages.
NOTE: this package alone does add any functionality; it simply provides optional interfaces for SAX2 drivers to use. You must find a SAX2 driver that supports these interfaces if you actually want to have access to lexical and declaration information.
The SAX2-ext package currently contains two extension handlers for SAX2:
This package is independent of the SAX2 core, and that independence has several consequences:
To set a LexicalHandler, for example, you need to do something like this:
LexicalHandler lh = new MyLexicalHandler(); try { xmlReader.setProperty("http://xml.org/sax/properties/lexical-handler", lh); } catch (SAXException e) { System.out.println("LexicalHandler not supported by this SAX2 driver."); }
Here is a full definition of the two new SAX2 properties introduced in this version of SAX2-ext:
http://xml.org/sax/properties/lexical-handler
org.xml.sax.ext.LexicalHandler
http://xml.org/sax/properties/declaration-handler
org.xml.sax.ext.DeclHandler
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Education
2013 - present
2011 - 2013
Computer Science and Technology
B.S.
China University of Geosciences, China
2001 - 2005
Research Interests
- Social media and big data mining.
- Cloud computing.
- Semantic Web and Semantic Web Service.
- Geospatial ontologies and Geospatial semantic.
- Mobile GIS and Location-Based Services.
Honors and Awards
- Top award of First TianDiTu Development Competition (2013)
- PhD student National Scholarship (2013)
- Second award of Amap Development Competition (2013)
- Most popular mapping award in Robert Raskin Mashup Mapping Competition(2012)
- 1st Award Scholarship of Wuhan University (2012)
- Excellent Bachelor Thesis, Hubei Province (2005)
Skills
Technical
- Technical Management and System Architect.
- Software Engineering in Java, Python.
- Database Engineering for MSSQL, MySQL, DB2.
- Web Development in bootstrap, jQuery, D3, GWT, GXT.
- Mobile Application Development for Android.
- Cloud computing in Google App Engine
Languages
- Chinese - Native
- English - Fluent
Research Project
Why people migration?
A Visualization for migration flow in 2010
2013.12 - 2014.01
Mapping development for the 120th Anniversary of Wuhan University
This Competition is sponsor by amap
2013.10 - 2013.11
An AR(Augmented Reality) android application base on Tianditu Map
2013.8 - 2013.9
Geosemantic
This web site is a prototype of my idea. Using semantic technology, e.g. rdf, owl, owl-s, to build an semantic web service center in which service chain can be composed automatically base on geo-ontology. it is still in development. The aim of this project is to build an geo-knowledge center where scientist can share data, services and algorithms.
2013.2 - present
HandWriting Recognition System
The essential of web teaching aid system can be divided to 3 parts: the first part is handwriting recognition. User will write down numbers and mathematical symbols on writing panel, system should recognize them immediately and return a recognizing result under writing area. Second part is computing. System send recognizing result as a parameter to computing web server, then it will get a computing result. Finally part is comparing part. System will compare students’ computing results with lecturer’s result.
Teacher: tom Password:1234
2013.7 - 2013.8
Twitter Analysis
The Application hosting on Google App Engine that will take try to analyze the sentiment about different buzzes (i.e. topics) from various places in the US. A user can input a city/place name as query. through Twitter API with given category and geolocation of given state, get the returned tweets, do buzz extraction and sentiment analysis over the tweets. Finally, display top 10 buzzes and related sentiment to each buzz.
2013.3 - 2013.3
Gun Crime & Unemployment in the US
This map has mainly incorporated two data sources: The unemployment rate and the casualty of shooting accident for each state from 2005 to 2011
2012.12 - 2013.1
GeoSquare Registration Center
A Web App enables you to discover geospatial datasets and services, share your own datasets and services with few clicks, and manage your geospatial resources in a single site
2011 - 2012
Forest Fire Simulation System
A Cellular Automata Model to Simulate Forest Fire Spread in Northeast China considering Combustible Instance Index and Real-time Weather Forecast
2011.9 - 2011.10
Work Experience
2005 - 2010
- Facilitate meetings with clients to gather functional and technical requirements of projects.
- Define and establish project implementation approaches.
- Manage and lead team of architects, designers, developers, QA testers.
- System architect & software engineering.
- Support the development and management of project plans, milestone deliveries and status reports.
- Prioritize and solve issues.
- Manage releases and User Acceptance Testing.
- Manage deliverables to clients.
Publications
Conference Papers
- Jianya Gong, Huayi Wu, Lan You, Jie Zheng (2012) Geospatial Service Web – Sharing Data, Information and Knowledge through the Internet. The 20th International Conference on GEOINFORMATICS (GeoInformatics2012), June 15-17, 2012, CUHK, HK
- Kaiming Xu, Huayi Wu, Jie Zheng, Wenjing Yang (2012) A Cellular Automata Model to Simulate Forest Fire Spread in Northeast China considering Combustible Instance Index and Real-time Weather Forecast. The XXII Congress of the ISPRS, Melbourne, Australia, Aug.25-Sept.1, 2012 8/25-9/1/2012
Presentations and Invited lectures
Workshop
“Developer base on Google App Engine” High-performance and cloud computing mapping geographic information technologies workshop, October 26 , 2011.


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Package io.sbk.api
Interface Parameters
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- All Known Subinterfaces:
ParameterOptions
- All Known Implementing Classes:
SbkDriversParameters
,SbkParameters
public interface Parameters
-
-
Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description int
getReadersCount()
Number of Readers/Consumers.int
getReadersStep()
get the number of readers / step to increase.int
getReadersStepSeconds()
get duration of readers step in seconds.int
getRecordSize()
Size of the record/event to read or write.int
getRecordsPerSec()
Number of records/events to write per Second.int
getRecordsPerSync()
Number of records/events to write/read per single flush/sync.int
getTimeoutMS()
Time out for data to read.long
getTotalRecords()
Get the Total Number of records to read/writer.long
getTotalSecondsToRun()
Get the execution time in seconds.int
getWritersCount()
Number of Writers/Producers.int
getWritersStep()
get the number of writers / step to increase.int
getWritersStepSeconds()
get duration of writers step in seconds.boolean
isWriteAndRead()
Check if the both read and writes are requested.
 Returns:
- seconds to run
-
isWriteAndRead
boolean isWriteAndRead()
Check if the both read and writes are requested.- Returns:
- True if both Writers and readers are supplied; False otherwise.
-
getTotalRecords
long getTotalRecords()
Get the Total Number of records to read/writer.- Returns:
- number of records.
-
getRecordSize
int getRecordSize()
Size of the record/event to read or write.- Returns:
- size of the record.
-
getRecordsPerSync
int getRecordsPerSync()
Number of records/events to write/read per single flush/sync.- Returns:
- number of records per sync.
-
getRecordsPerSec
int getRecordsPerSec()
Number of records/events to write per Second.- Returns:
- number of records per seconds.
-
getWritersCount
int getWritersCount()
Number of Writers/Producers.- Returns:
- Number of Writers.
-
getReadersCount
int getReadersCount()
Number of Readers/Consumers.- Returns:
- Number of Readers.
-
getTimeoutMS
int getTimeoutMS()
Time out for data to read.- Returns:
- time-out in milliseconds.
-
getWritersStep
int getWritersStep()
get the number of writers / step to increase.- Returns:
- delta value.
-
getWritersStepSeconds
int getWritersStepSeconds()
get duration of writers step in seconds.- Returns:
- get the interval in seconds .
-
getReadersStep
int getReadersStep()
get the number of readers / step to increase.- Returns:
- delta value.
-
getReadersStepSeconds
int getReadersStepSeconds()
get duration of readers step in seconds.- Returns:
- get the interval in seconds .
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Coffee History
It’s as rich as the brew itself, dating back for more than a thousand years.
The first coffee plants came from the Horn of Africa. Native tribes would grind the coffee cherries together, mixing the paste with animal fat. These were rolled into little balls - the mixture was used to give warriors energy for battle.
During these ancient times, coffee’s stimulating properties were thought to be a sort of religious ecstasy. The drink earned a mystical reputation, shrouded in secrecy and associated with priests and doctors. Two prominent legends emerged to explain the discovery of this magic bean.
According to one story, a goat-herder noticed his herd became friskier after consuming the red cherries of a wild coffee shrub. Curious, he tasted the fruit himself. Delighted by its invigorating effects, he was spotted dancing with his goats by a group of monks. Soon the monks began to boil the bean themselves and use the liquid to stay awake during all-night ceremonies.
The other story is that a Muslim dervish was condemned by his enemies to wander in the desert. In his delirium, the man heard a voice instructing him to eat the fruit from a nearby coffee tree. He tried to soften the beans in water, and when this failed, he simply drank the liquid. Interpreting his survival and energy as a sign of Allah, he returned to his people, spreading the faith and the recipe.
Coffee cultivation began in the 15th century. For many centuries, Arabia’s Yemen province was the world’s only source. The demand was very high, and beans leaving the Yemeni port of Mocha were highly guarded. No fertile plants were allowed to leave the country.
Despite the restrictions, Muslim pilgrims to Mecca smuggled coffee plants back to their homelands, and coffee crops soon took root in India.
Coffee also made its way to Europe through Venice, where fleets traded perfumes, teas, dyes and fabrics with Arabic merchants along the Spice Route. Many European merchants grew accustomed to drinking coffee overseas and brought it back with them. The beverage gained popularity when street vendors began selling it.
During these ancient times, coffee’s stimulating properties were thought to be a sort of religious ecstasy. The drink earned a mystical reputation, shrouded in secrecy and associated with priests and doctors. Two prominent legends emerged to explain the discovery of this magic bean.
According to one story, a goat-herder noticed his herd became friskier after consuming the red cherries of a wild coffee shrub. Curious, he tasted the fruit himself. Delighted by its invigorating effects, he was spotted dancing with his goats by a group of monks. Soon the monks began to boil the bean themselves and use the liquid to stay awake during all-night ceremonies.
The other story is that a Muslim dervish was condemned by his enemies to wander in the desert. In his delirium, the man heard a voice instructing him to eat the fruit from a nearby coffee tree. He tried to soften the beans in water, and when this failed, he simply drank the liquid. Interpreting his survival and energy as a sign of Allah, he returned to his people, spreading the faith and the recipe.
Coffee cultivation began in the 15th century. For many centuries, Arabia’s Yemen province was the world’s only source. The demand was very high, and beans leaving the Yemeni port of Mocha were highly guarded. No fertile plants were allowed to leave the country.
Despite the restrictions, Muslim pilgrims to Mecca smuggled coffee plants back to their homelands, and coffee crops soon took root in India.
Coffee also made its way to Europe through Venice, where fleets traded perfumes, teas, dyes and fabrics with Arabic merchants along the Spice Route. Many European merchants grew accustomed to drinking coffee overseas and brought it back with them. The beverage gained popularity when street vendors began selling it.


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This plugin is a type checker plugin using the CORBA
data types.
A common and successful type system happens to be CORBA. The system is well suited because of the many well-defined mappings it provides to other programming languages.
The type checker plugin supports all basic CORBA types: short
, unsigned_short
, long
, unsigned_long
, long_long
, unsigned_long_long
, float
, double
, char
, boolean
, any
and octet
. When checking any
it will always be successful, regardless of the content.
empty
and FSType
are deprecated. Please use regular expressions or enums instead.
Sometimes the type should expresses that, for example, both an empty or another type is valid. This type checker allowed a space-separated list of types to expresses that. If any of those types match, the whole type was valid. For example, the type string empty
equals the type any
. This facility builds a union of the sets of instances existing types specify. It is now deprecated due to a more general sum type facility.
wchar
is missing.
Enum and records are part of other plugins.
The CORBA
type system also has its limits. The types string
and enum
can be unsatisfactory. While string is too general and makes no limit on how the sequence of characters is structured, the enumeration is too finite. For example, it is not possible to say that a string is not allowed to have a specific symbol in it. Combine this plugin with other type checker plugins to circumvent such limitations.


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tAccordion RECORD |
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Create(p_field STRING) RETURNS tAccordion Creates a new instance of jqAccordion |
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Init() Initialize the module |
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tAccordion.Collapsible(p_collapse BOOLEAN) Set whether the accordion is independently collapsible or not |
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tAccordion.Icons(p_closed STRING, p_open STRING) Set icons for open and closed states See https://api.jqueryui.com/resources/icons-list.html |
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tAccordion.Serialize() RETURNS STRING Serialize an accordion structure |
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Set whether the accordion is independently collapsible or not
define r_acc wc_jqaccordion.tAccordion
call r_acc.Collapsible(TRUE)
p_collapse
- Collapsible if TRUESet icons for open and closed states See https://api.jqueryui.com/resources/icons-list.html
define r_acc tAccordion
...
call r_acc.Icons("ui-icon-folder-open", "ui-icon-folder-collapsed")
p_closed
- Name of JQuery-UI icon for closed statep_open
- Name of JQuery-UI icon for open stateSerialize an accordion structure
define r_acc tAccordion,
p_json string
let p_json = r_acc.Serialize()
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define r_acc wc_jqaccordion.tAccordion
call wc_jqaccordion.Create("formonly.p_jqaccordion") returning r_acc.*
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call wc_jqaccordion.Init()
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Write a loop that prints numbers from 1 to 100. If the number is divisible by 3, print 'Fizz'. If the number is divisible by 5, print 'Buzz'. If the number is divisible by 15, print 'FizzBuzz'
Most programming languages have either a modulus operator or function that can be called. This will give you the remainder from dividing one number by another, for example, in Javascript you would use var a % var b. If the number is divisible, there will be no remainder.
Another point to consider is how your loop will be evaluated. In most cases it will be necessary to check the given conditions in reverse order. Check that the number is divisible by 15 first, then check if it is divisible by 5, then check if divisible by 3, and, if not, print the number. This is a little gotcha, because 15 is divisible by 3 and 5, you will never get to that part of your conditional statement, unless it is first.


Simulate general insurance policies, losses and loss emergence. The package contemplates deterministic and stochastic policy retention and growth scenarios. Retention and growth rates are percentages relative to the expiring portfolio. Claims are simulated for each policy. This is accomplished either be assuming a frequency distribution per development lag or by generating random wait times until claim emergence and settlement. Loss simulation uses standard loss distributions for claim amounts.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.3) |
| Imports: | dplyr, magrittr, assertthat, lubridate, stringi |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2017-06-05 |
| Author: | Brian Fannin [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Brian Fannin <FanninQED at Yahoo.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | imaginator results |
| Reference manual: | imaginator.pdf |
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| Package source: | imaginator_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: imaginator_0.1.1.zip, r-release: imaginator_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: imaginator_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: imaginator_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: imaginator_0.1.1.tgz |
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We wish to bring the engineering community closer together and build their professional sklls along the way. HappEE Hour, our quarterly destresser, and resume workshops with industry partners help us achieve this.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.commons.math3.filter |
Implementations of common discrete-time linear filters.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.linear |
Linear algebra support.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.optimization |
This package provides common interfaces for the optimization algorithms
provided in sub-packages.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.optimization.direct |
This package provides optimization algorithms that don't require derivatives.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.random |
Random number and random data generators.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.stat.correlation |
Correlations/Covariance computations.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.stat.descriptive |
Generic univariate summary statistic objects.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.stat.descriptive.moment |
Summary statistics based on moments.
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| org.apache.commons.math3.stat.regression |
Statistical routines involving multivariate data.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
ProcessModel.getControlMatrix()
Returns the control matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DefaultProcessModel.getControlMatrix()
Returns the control matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
KalmanFilter.getErrorCovarianceMatrix()
Returns a copy of the current error covariance matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
ProcessModel.getInitialErrorCovariance()
Returns the initial error covariance matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DefaultProcessModel.getInitialErrorCovariance()
Returns the initial error covariance matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DefaultMeasurementModel.getMeasurementMatrix()
Returns the measurement matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
MeasurementModel.getMeasurementMatrix()
Returns the measurement matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DefaultMeasurementModel.getMeasurementNoise()
Returns the measurement noise matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
MeasurementModel.getMeasurementNoise()
Returns the measurement noise matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
ProcessModel.getProcessNoise()
Returns the process noise matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DefaultProcessModel.getProcessNoise()
Returns the process noise matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
ProcessModel.getStateTransitionMatrix()
Returns the state transition matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DefaultProcessModel.getStateTransitionMatrix()
Returns the state transition matrix.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DefaultMeasurementModel(RealMatrix measMatrix,
RealMatrix measNoise)
Create a new
MeasurementModel , taking RealMatrix objects
as input parameters for the respective measurement matrix and noise. |
DefaultProcessModel(RealMatrix stateTransition,
RealMatrix control,
RealMatrix processNoise,
RealVector initialStateEstimate,
RealMatrix initialErrorCovariance)
Create a new
ProcessModel , taking double arrays as input
parameters. |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
SparseRealMatrix
Marker interface for
RealMatrix implementations that require sparse backing storage |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractRealMatrix
Basic implementation of RealMatrix methods regardless of the underlying storage.
|
class |
Array2DRowRealMatrix
Implementation of
RealMatrix using a double[][] array to
store entries. |
class |
BlockRealMatrix
Cache-friendly implementation of RealMatrix using a flat arrays to store
square blocks of the matrix.
|
class |
OpenMapRealMatrix
Sparse matrix implementation based on an open addressed map.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.add(RealMatrix m)
Compute the sum of this and m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.add(RealMatrix m)
Compute the sum of this and m.
|
abstract RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.copy()
Returns a (deep) copy of this.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.copy()
Returns a (deep) copy of this.
|
RealMatrix |
Array2DRowRealMatrix.copy()
Returns a (deep) copy of this.
|
static RealMatrix |
MatrixUtils.createColumnRealMatrix(double[] columnData)
Creates a column
RealMatrix using the data from the input
array. |
abstract RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.createMatrix(int rowDimension,
int columnDimension)
Create a new RealMatrix of the same type as the instance with the supplied
row and column dimensions.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.createMatrix(int rowDimension,
int columnDimension)
Create a new RealMatrix of the same type as the instance with the supplied
row and column dimensions.
|
RealMatrix |
Array2DRowRealMatrix.createMatrix(int rowDimension,
int columnDimension)
Create a new RealMatrix of the same type as the instance with the supplied
row and column dimensions.
|
static RealMatrix |
MatrixUtils.createRealDiagonalMatrix(double[] diagonal)
Returns a diagonal matrix with specified elements.
|
static RealMatrix |
MatrixUtils.createRealIdentityMatrix(int dimension)
Returns
dimension x dimension identity matrix. |
static RealMatrix |
MatrixUtils.createRealMatrix(double[][] data)
Returns a
RealMatrix whose entries are the the values in the
the input array. |
static RealMatrix |
MatrixUtils.createRealMatrix(int rows,
int columns)
Returns a
RealMatrix with specified dimensions. |
static RealMatrix |
MatrixUtils.createRowRealMatrix(double[] rowData)
Create a row
RealMatrix using the data from the input
array. |
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.getColumnMatrix(int column)
Get the entries at the given column index
as a column matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.getColumnMatrix(int column)
Get the entries at the given column index
as a column matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
SingularValueDecomposition.getCovariance(double minSingularValue)
Returns the n × n covariance matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
EigenDecomposition.getD()
Gets the block diagonal matrix D of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
QRDecomposition.getH()
Returns the Householder reflector vectors.
|
RealMatrix |
DecompositionSolver.getInverse()
Get the inverse (or pseudo-inverse) of the decomposed matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
CholeskyDecomposition.getL()
Returns the matrix L of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
LUDecomposition.getL()
Returns the matrix L of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
CholeskyDecomposition.getLT()
Returns the transpose of the matrix L of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
LUDecomposition.getP()
Returns the P rows permutation matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
QRDecomposition.getQ()
Returns the matrix Q of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
QRDecomposition.getQT()
Returns the transpose of the matrix Q of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
QRDecomposition.getR()
Returns the matrix R of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
RectangularCholeskyDecomposition.getRootMatrix()
Get the root of the covariance matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.getRowMatrix(int row)
Geet the entries at the given row index
as a row matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.getRowMatrix(int row)
Geet the entries at the given row index
as a row matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
SingularValueDecomposition.getS()
Returns the diagonal matrix Σ of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.getSubMatrix(int[] selectedRows,
int[] selectedColumns)
Gets a submatrix.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.getSubMatrix(int[] selectedRows,
int[] selectedColumns)
Gets a submatrix.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.getSubMatrix(int startRow,
int endRow,
int startColumn,
int endColumn)
Gets a submatrix.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.getSubMatrix(int startRow,
int endRow,
int startColumn,
int endColumn)
Gets a submatrix.
|
RealMatrix |
LUDecomposition.getU()
Returns the matrix U of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
SingularValueDecomposition.getU()
Returns the matrix U of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
SingularValueDecomposition.getUT()
Returns the transpose of the matrix U of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
SingularValueDecomposition.getV()
Returns the matrix V of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
EigenDecomposition.getV()
Gets the matrix V of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
SingularValueDecomposition.getVT()
Returns the transpose of the matrix V of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
EigenDecomposition.getVT()
Gets the transpose of the matrix V of the decomposition.
|
RealMatrix |
OpenMapRealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealVector.outerProduct(RealVector v)
Compute the outer product.
|
RealMatrix |
ArrayRealVector.outerProduct(RealVector v)
Compute the outer product.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.power(int p)
Returns the result multiplying this with itself
p times. |
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.power(int p)
Returns the result multiplying this with itself
p times. |
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.preMultiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result premultiplying this by
m . |
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.preMultiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result premultiplying this by
m . |
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.scalarAdd(double d)
Returns the result of adding d to each entry of this.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.scalarAdd(double d)
Returns the result of adding d to each entry of this.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.scalarMultiply(double d)
Returns the result multiplying each entry of this by d.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.scalarMultiply(double d)
Returns the result multiplying each entry of this by d.
|
RealMatrix |
BlockRealMatrix.scalarMultiply(double d)
Returns the result multiplying each entry of this by d.
|
RealMatrix |
DecompositionSolver.solve(RealMatrix b)
Solve the linear equation A × X = B for matrices A.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.subtract(RealMatrix m)
Compute this minus m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.subtract(RealMatrix m)
Compute this minus m.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.transpose()
Returns the transpose of this matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.transpose()
Returns the transpose of this matrix.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.add(RealMatrix m)
Compute the sum of this and m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.add(RealMatrix m)
Compute the sum of this and m.
|
BlockRealMatrix |
BlockRealMatrix.add(RealMatrix m)
Compute the sum of this and m.
|
RealMatrix |
OpenMapRealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
BlockRealMatrix |
BlockRealMatrix.multiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result of postmultiplying this by m.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.preMultiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result premultiplying this by
m . |
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.preMultiply(RealMatrix m)
Returns the result premultiplying this by
m . |
static void |
MatrixUtils.serializeRealMatrix(RealMatrix matrix,
ObjectOutputStream oos)
Serialize a
RealMatrix . |
void |
AbstractRealMatrix.setColumnMatrix(int column,
RealMatrix matrix)
Set the entries at the given column index
as a column matrix.
|
void |
RealMatrix.setColumnMatrix(int column,
RealMatrix matrix)
Set the entries at the given column index
as a column matrix.
|
void |
BlockRealMatrix.setColumnMatrix(int column,
RealMatrix matrix)
Set the entries at the given column index
as a column matrix.
|
void |
AbstractRealMatrix.setRowMatrix(int row,
RealMatrix matrix)
Set the entries at the given row index
as a row matrix.
|
void |
RealMatrix.setRowMatrix(int row,
RealMatrix matrix)
Set the entries at the given row index
as a row matrix.
|
void |
BlockRealMatrix.setRowMatrix(int row,
RealMatrix matrix)
Set the entries at the given row index
as a row matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
DecompositionSolver.solve(RealMatrix b)
Solve the linear equation A × X = B for matrices A.
|
static void |
MatrixUtils.solveLowerTriangularSystem(RealMatrix rm,
RealVector b)
Solve a system of composed of a Lower Triangular Matrix
RealMatrix . |
static void |
MatrixUtils.solveUpperTriangularSystem(RealMatrix rm,
RealVector b)
Solver a system composed of an Upper Triangular Matrix
RealMatrix . |
OpenMapRealMatrix |
OpenMapRealMatrix.subtract(RealMatrix m)
Compute this minus m.
|
RealMatrix |
AbstractRealMatrix.subtract(RealMatrix m)
Compute this minus m.
|
RealMatrix |
RealMatrix.subtract(RealMatrix m)
Compute this minus m.
|
BlockRealMatrix |
BlockRealMatrix.subtract(RealMatrix m)
Compute this minus m.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CholeskyDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix)
Calculates the Cholesky decomposition of the given matrix.
|
CholeskyDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix,
double relativeSymmetryThreshold,
double absolutePositivityThreshold)
Calculates the Cholesky decomposition of the given matrix.
|
EigenDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix,
double splitTolerance)
Calculates the eigen decomposition of the given symmetric matrix.
|
LUDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix)
Calculates the LU-decomposition of the given matrix.
|
LUDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix,
double singularityThreshold)
Calculates the LU-decomposition of the given matrix.
|
QRDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix)
Calculates the QR-decomposition of the given matrix.
|
QRDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix,
double threshold)
Calculates the QR-decomposition of the given matrix.
|
RectangularCholeskyDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix,
double small)
Decompose a symmetric positive semidefinite matrix.
|
SingularValueDecomposition(RealMatrix matrix)
Calculates the compact Singular Value Decomposition of the given matrix.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LeastSquaresConverter(MultivariateVectorFunction function,
double[] observations,
RealMatrix scale)
Build a simple converter for correlated residuals with the specific weights.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<RealMatrix> |
CMAESOptimizer.getStatisticsDHistory() |
List<RealMatrix> |
CMAESOptimizer.getStatisticsMeanHistory() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
CorrelatedRandomVectorGenerator.getRootMatrix()
Get the root of the covariance matrix.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CorrelatedRandomVectorGenerator(double[] mean,
RealMatrix covariance,
double small,
NormalizedRandomGenerator generator)
Builds a correlated random vector generator from its mean
vector and covariance matrix.
|
CorrelatedRandomVectorGenerator(RealMatrix covariance,
double small,
NormalizedRandomGenerator generator)
Builds a null mean random correlated vector generator from its
covariance matrix.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
SpearmansCorrelation.computeCorrelationMatrix(double[][] matrix)
Computes the Spearman's rank correlation matrix for the columns of the
input rectangular array.
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.computeCorrelationMatrix(double[][] data)
Computes the correlation matrix for the columns of the
input rectangular array.
|
RealMatrix |
SpearmansCorrelation.computeCorrelationMatrix(RealMatrix matrix)
Computes the Spearman's rank correlation matrix for the columns of the
input matrix.
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RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.computeCorrelationMatrix(RealMatrix matrix)
Computes the correlation matrix for the columns of the
input matrix.
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protected RealMatrix |
Covariance.computeCovarianceMatrix(double[][] data)
Create a covariance matrix from a rectangular array whose columns represent
covariates.
|
protected RealMatrix |
Covariance.computeCovarianceMatrix(double[][] data,
boolean biasCorrected)
Compute a covariance matrix from a rectangular array whose columns represent
covariates.
|
protected RealMatrix |
Covariance.computeCovarianceMatrix(RealMatrix matrix)
Create a covariance matrix from a matrix whose columns represent
covariates.
|
protected RealMatrix |
Covariance.computeCovarianceMatrix(RealMatrix matrix,
boolean biasCorrected)
Compute a covariance matrix from a matrix whose columns represent
covariates.
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.covarianceToCorrelation(RealMatrix covarianceMatrix)
Derives a correlation matrix from a covariance matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
SpearmansCorrelation.getCorrelationMatrix()
Calculate the Spearman Rank Correlation Matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.getCorrelationMatrix()
Returns the correlation matrix
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.getCorrelationPValues()
Returns a matrix of p-values associated with the (two-sided) null
hypothesis that the corresponding correlation coefficient is zero.
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.getCorrelationStandardErrors()
Returns a matrix of standard errors associated with the estimates
in the correlation matrix.
getCorrelationStandardErrors().getEntry(i,j) is the standard
error associated with getCorrelationMatrix.getEntry(i,j) |
RealMatrix |
Covariance.getCovarianceMatrix()
Returns the covariance matrix
|
RealMatrix |
StorelessCovariance.getCovarianceMatrix()
Returns the covariance matrix
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
SpearmansCorrelation.computeCorrelationMatrix(RealMatrix matrix)
Computes the Spearman's rank correlation matrix for the columns of the
input matrix.
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.computeCorrelationMatrix(RealMatrix matrix)
Computes the correlation matrix for the columns of the
input matrix.
|
protected RealMatrix |
Covariance.computeCovarianceMatrix(RealMatrix matrix)
Create a covariance matrix from a matrix whose columns represent
covariates.
|
protected RealMatrix |
Covariance.computeCovarianceMatrix(RealMatrix matrix,
boolean biasCorrected)
Compute a covariance matrix from a matrix whose columns represent
covariates.
|
RealMatrix |
PearsonsCorrelation.covarianceToCorrelation(RealMatrix covarianceMatrix)
Derives a correlation matrix from a covariance matrix.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Covariance(RealMatrix matrix)
Create a covariance matrix from a matrix whose columns
represent covariates.
|
Covariance(RealMatrix matrix,
boolean biasCorrected)
Create a covariance matrix from a matrix whose columns
represent covariates.
|
PearsonsCorrelation(RealMatrix matrix)
Create a PearsonsCorrelation from a RealMatrix whose columns
represent variables to be correlated.
|
PearsonsCorrelation(RealMatrix covarianceMatrix,
int numberOfObservations)
Create a PearsonsCorrelation from a covariance matrix.
|
SpearmansCorrelation(RealMatrix dataMatrix)
Create a SpearmansCorrelation from the given data matrix.
|
SpearmansCorrelation(RealMatrix dataMatrix,
RankingAlgorithm rankingAlgorithm)
Create a SpearmansCorrelation with the given input data matrix
and ranking algorithm.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
StatisticalMultivariateSummary.getCovariance()
Returns the covariance of the available values.
|
RealMatrix |
SynchronizedMultivariateSummaryStatistics.getCovariance()
Returns the covariance matrix of the values that have been added.
|
RealMatrix |
MultivariateSummaryStatistics.getCovariance()
Returns the covariance matrix of the values that have been added.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RealMatrix |
VectorialCovariance.getResult()
Get the covariance matrix.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected RealMatrix |
OLSMultipleLinearRegression.calculateBetaVariance()
Calculates the variance-covariance matrix of the regression parameters.
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protected abstract RealMatrix |
AbstractMultipleLinearRegression.calculateBetaVariance()
Calculates the beta variance of multiple linear regression in matrix
notation.
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protected RealMatrix |
GLSMultipleLinearRegression.calculateBetaVariance()
Calculates the variance on the beta.
|
RealMatrix |
OLSMultipleLinearRegression.calculateHat()
Compute the "hat" matrix.
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protected RealMatrix |
GLSMultipleLinearRegression.getOmegaInverse()
Get the inverse of the covariance.
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protected RealMatrix |
AbstractMultipleLinearRegression.getX() |
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Printing a Java Applet
The print command in combination with Java applets does not work in all situations.
If you have "Print preview" (e.g. in Safari after issuing "Print"), check if the result is as expected - there still may be differences like missing vertical time line.
The safest way to print what you see is taking a screenshot.
To create a screenshot from a Java applet, follow these steps:
Mac OS X: Screenshot to clipboard
- With the image you want to print displayed on the screen, press the key combination
control+command+shift+4
- After releasing the key combination, press the mouse and drag the light gray area across the screen. When you release the mouse, the image is invisibly put onto the clipboard
- Open e.g. an MS Word document and issue "Paste",
- or go to application Preview and issue menu File >New from Clibpoard.
- Now you can save or print
- See also Apple menu> System Preferences> Keyboard&Mouse>Keyboard Shortcuts
Windows PC:
- With the image you want to print displayed on the screen,
press the "print screen" key on your keyboard.
(It is usually on the top row of the keyboard.)
- Open any graphics program (like Paint), and press CTRL-V
to paste in the image. Crop the image to eliminate everything
except the image area you want.
- Print the image from the graphics program.


Next: ratio, Previous: short-float, Up: Numbers Dictionary
The canonical representation of a rational is as an integer if its value is integral, and otherwise as a ratio.
The types integer and ratio are disjoint subtypes of type rational.
Abbreviating.
(rational
{[lower-limit [upper-limit]]})
lower-limit, upper-limit—interval designators for type rational. The defaults for each of lower-limit and upper-limit is the symbol *.
This denotes the rationals on the interval described by lower-limit and upper-limit.


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Last week was my 1st experience with Salvia; I still believe there are no words that can possibly do this peculiar herb justice.
I've been in one form or another addicted to Nicotine(yikes!), cannabis, benzos, and pharmaceutical opiates; I have experimented twice w/ shrooms, and am very experienced w/ DXM. I was drawn to salvia after perusing through the great collection of articles online. After receiving my shipment via mail, I quickly tore open the discreet packaging and tossed the 1oz of dried leaves aside; I was intent on making this 1st trip count. As I broke the seal of the gram-bag of 10x, a feeling of anticipation rushed over me...Will this live up to its hype? Hmmm smells quite benign, even refreshing. I loaded 1/10 of gram into my 26' glass bong;
Setting: Alone, My room, 2pm, lotta light, TV on(madtv is playing), lying on my bed. I had been clean of drugs (including benzos) for a little more than a day.
Hit #1: I am pleasantly surprised that the smoke is soothing rather than harsh; it seems to burn much quicker than cannabis or tobacco.
Hit #2: The bowl is gone after 1 hit! As I reload this time w/ twice as much, I feel a gradual warm murkyness. Yes, that's the closest description I can manage, and that's barely the onset. I RIP into the second lungful. It's held in for half-minute.
It's a miracle my bong was not shattered. As it dropped onto my carpet, I was suddenly enveloped by a sort of force; but force is too vague a word. It was more as if I was compelled to fall face flat onto my bed. I don't know why or how, I felt as if I was completely ENVELOPED...by something. The only adequate word to describe what it felt like was mindfuck. Curiously, I was not in the least bit scared or worried. I suffer from GAD, hence my benzo addiction. This was not from baseline to 100mph; more like from baseline to 25mph to 50 then to 100mph. At first, I LITERALLY could not believe it was happening. Denial swam over me; as my skin became flush, I stopped resisting and let it take me.
My vision was TOTALLY distorted. The closest comparison I can make is a 2nd or 3rd plateau DXM trip. But in a DXM trip, things are distorted w/ some semblance of consistency, sort of a consistent depth perception setback, disorienting but ultimately static and tolerable. Salvia, though, made my room totally lifelike and dynamic. For some inane reason, I COULD NOT quite process my visuals readily. I'm sure I could, but it seemed my mind was not primarily occupied w/ the visual aspect.
This is when my trip becomes unbelievable.
As I have stated, the sense of being compelled in just about a million directions was beyond overwhelming. Suddenly, I noticed the skit on my TV that MadTV was playing. It was about Lorraine in the Mall, I distinctly remember. Suddenly the audio coming from my modest speakers somehow MORPHED into a sing-songy kinda beat. I could not resist going 'crazy' on my bed: waving my arms and legs, rolling around and experiencing being in the chorus of the skit, w/ completely cool visuals. However the visuals were fleeting and intermittent. As I settled into a pattern of flailing (I was making 'snow butterflies'), I began to speak...more like babble, 'This is like wow', while at the same time giggling. NONE of this seemed scary or horrifying; I felt that my muscles were 'ON' but felt very very calm inside. I must have 'Merged' w/ the madtv skit for about 2 or 3 minutes, the duration of the skit.
The rest of the trip is hard to recall but I do remember anecdotes of detail that I logged into my memory.
Looking around w/ a peculiar heaviness while lifting my head - not heavy in the literal sense, but as if it was an 'unpleasant' position for my body - I began to recall some of the trip reports; I suddenly recall someone likening the experience to that of someone playing a 'cruel joke' on you. That seemed a perfect description for me. But that's not really a description; it was just SURREAL. To reiterate, a complete mindfuck. Like the movie 'Jacob's Ladder' or the feeling you get when you lose yourself completely in a book while reading, then suddenly catch yourself and say 'Hmm..'.
I could FEEL myself coming down, and was able to identify the various stages of intoxication along the way. A sudden glowing and at the same time mildly irritating body high. It was only now I noticed my cotton mouth. Stuck a Doritos in my mouth and washed it down w/ water. It tasted like wood, absolutely uninteresting. Despite my gradual return, my body still felt overheated causing me to sweat a bit. And I also started to notice very weird tactile sensations upon touching an object as if my limb had gone a sleep for a minute and just woke up, but alot more subtle. I turned on my PC and immediately went online to tell my friends. This was about 15 minutes after the 2nd hit. I realize that I don't feel good sitting up yet, so I lie down until I feel completely baseline.
The experience was so very enlightening, earthshattering, and unsettling all at the same time. It's a feeling of familiarity, much like how I REMEMBER my early childhood, maybe because it was so fun! Unlike alot of other psychedelics in which emotion takes precedence over the processing of subjective perception, Salvia allowed me temporarily dissipate my emotions and anxieties and ENTER into a world unseen. The uniqueness of this magic herb cannot be overstated---the only emotion not surpressed was the sense of exhilaration and anticipation, that's what makes it FUN, and an experience that is so non-commital.
The best analogy I can make about the trip in general is to that of a blindingly fast roller coaster ride. Best likened to the Superman ride in six flags of TX. I feel deprived of such experiences I once cherished early in my childhood. My anxiety has manifested into fear of death and impending danger. There, I'm not embarrassed to admit it. I've not been on a ride in 6 years. I feel that Salvia has endowed me with an outlet for my stress and anxieties. The thing w/ GAD is that there is no specific phobia, just general. Alot of my buddies do coke but I can't handle the distant numbness it gives me, even caffeine makes me jittery.
I have not smoked salvia since, but already I'm down to 10 cigs a day from a pack and only have to ingest around 3-4mgs of Alprazolam daily down from 6-7mgs. It was a profound experience. I liken it to my first sexual encounter. It completely rocked my world.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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