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Nottingham Playhouse panto Sleeping Beauty is 'simply superb' - review and photos
'The Nottingham banter ran throughout'
by Helen BarnesIt’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… and that means panto season is upon us. On entering the Nottingham Playhouse last night, festive tunes playing, we even got our first glimpse of Santa - the big bearded, red-suited guy was greeting each and every child with a complimentary chocolate coin and setting the scene for a truly magical evening.
This year’s production, Sleeping Beauty, is as spectacular as one now comes to expect from the Playhouse. More intimate than some local venues, with maybe less high profile ‘celebs’ taking the lead roles, it’s a traditional family pantomime, but of the highest quality.
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We all know the classic fairy tale – a princess is cursed to sleep until her true love wakes her with a kiss – first penned by an Italian author, Giambattista Basile, in 1634. This, however, written and directed by Kenneth Alan Taylor, sees the evil Maleficent (Toyin Ayedun-Alase) cast a spell on Princess Rosalind (Maddie Harper) so again she will die by pricking her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel, but with Fairy Wisheart (Lisa Ambalavanar) using her powers to ensure she simply sleeps for a hundred years instead.
In a twist from the original, the princess is sent to live in a little cottage for 21 years, to keep her away from danger and it is here that she meets the dashing Prince Alexander (Louise Dalton.)
"Ey-up me ducks, don’t forget to turn off your mobile phones" we were reminded before the show started. The Nottingham banter ran throughout and each time raised a cheer.
Audience participation kept the crowd fully engaged from the outset. The show is bursting with opportunities to shout "it’s behind you", to join in the catchy songs, even get up on stage if you’re brave enough.
Opening the show was the delightful, Jerry the Jester (Tim Frater.) Knocking out some awesome breakdancing moves, he was an instant hit with the kids. With the most wonderful plug for the sponsors Nottingham City Transport during his long, exhausting walk to the cottage in the woods, he had the whole room in stitches. A brilliant, well written addition.
 Elkington is captivating. Everything he does or says results in huge cheers, claps and laughter. An impressive 20 plus changes of eye-catching costumes and with spontaneous improvisation with comments from the audience, he was an absolute joy to watch.
The same can be said for Southworth, as the King. His giggles, his facial expressions, his dancing… he put in a sterling performance, which one could watch time and time again.
The dance routines were slick. The presentation, flawless. The choice of songs, brilliant. We LOVED the George Ezra classic Shotgun – the choreography was wonderful.
The energy the cast brought to the performance was astounding - so upbeat, so ‘feel good’, so clever. Impressive sets, fast changes and lots of up to date ‘quotes’, kept this a classic panto but with a very current feel.
Our favourite part had to be the kitchen scene, where Nurse Tilly was using Alexa to help her cook Rabbit Pie. With the cutest, most endearing bunny imaginable, she had the audience literally howling with laughter, followed by screaming ‘NOOOOOOO!’ at the top of their voices – not wanting to spoil it, we will leave that for YOU to discover why!
Charming, joyful, simply superb. What an opening night.
This is a must see and will leave you feeling that Christmas has well and truly arrived.
Sleeping Beauty runs at Nottingham Playhouse until Saturday, January 11. Tickets are £18-£40. Family tickets also available. Full details at nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk.


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These women escaped their country, a nation consumed by political and social instability to make a new home in the United States. Their decision to flee remains justified. Today, El Salvador is one of the most dangerous places to live in Latin America. Violence still defines the nation, with gangs threatening and intimidating business owners, and poverty levels continually rising. Life is not secure. While nostalgia always haunts Rosalina and Martha, their choice to find better opportunities and truly live life is one of the bravest decisions they’ve made... Read more.


I have no opinion on your second argument (phone at table), but I am trying to get you to clarify your first argument (selfies). How exactly are selfies affecting your life? Did a selfie run over your pet and you now have an irrational grudge against all selfies?
I don't really have much to say except to share the occasional video, article, or other link. I don't use Facebook or Twitter, but I do use Google+ to share pictures and links with my family. We have phones and email for text.
Social networking is like being in a room with everyone shouting at the top of their lungs at each other. Maybe you'll overhear someone you knew in high school. But is that important to you? Why does everyone in the room need to know what you're eating for dinner?
I don't understand the point you're trying to make by quoting my post. As I already said, neither of the questions in my post are rhetorical - they both may be answered in any way you please. For some people, the answers are "Yes" and "Because why not". For me, my answers are different.
My point is, why do you want to complain if you don't care? If, you actually didn't care, you wouldn't have made this thread. Something about what other people do is affecting you simply because you know they're doing it.
How do you know there are not alien beings in a galaxy far, far away doing things that you do not approve of? Does it matter if they're on the same planet as you? How does it affect you either way?
What I was saying is that people having there phones out and ignoring real life is not only irritating, but also dangerous. Hundreds of people die each year where people are checking facebook or twitter while driving. Do deaths not affect you?
To me, it is really just one of those pet peeves that you cannot stand for the life of you. Sitting in class, having to listen to people brag about the amount of people follow them on Instagram - more than half of which they don't know - and then people actually applaud them.  Of course, this is just my school. I don't know how it is other wheres.
About the selfies thing, I truly do not care. When I see a selfie on Facebook - the only Social network I have - I just continue scrolling down. The only thought that goes through my head is a really brief "hmm... Those duck lips are peculiar". Then, I see the next mundane post.
I couldn't agree more with the statement about people on their phones. It is just so shitty of someone to do that. Here you are, having an interesting conversation, when they gradually look down at their phone and begin ignoring you mid sentence. Ugh. Then again, like what someone said before, this is a phone issue less of a social network one. Then again again, most of the time it is Instagram.
If I am hanging out with someone and get a text, depending on it's importance I'll answer it. I usually always take phone calls unless the caller ID is just someone I hate. Never have I gotten on my phone and used the only app on it (which would be "reddit", but that isn't a social network) in the middle of someone's sentence.
Okay, about duck faces...
I know what a duck-face looks like.
I swear, it was last week, I took a deeper look at a girl with a duck face... and I realize she was sending a kiss towards the camera!
I know this is SOOO obvious, maybe I'm too used to that term, and the kiss was just "overridden" by the fact that she really had a duck face, so I never thought "she's kissing", but "she's got a duck face".
I have yet to see any argument. Mostly I see whining, poor writing style/grammar/vocabulary, self-centered opinions and a mostly absent logical skill set.
What I was saying is that people having there phones out and ignoring real life is not only irritating, but also dangerous. Hundreds of people die each year where people are checking facebook or twitter while driving. Do deaths not affect you?
More people are injured or die as a result of people in the middle of a phone call while driving. Sadly, that statistic tends to be bundled in with "cell phone use" along with all of the others, but it is quite significant nonetheless. Hell, with the advent of "hands-free" calling, people tend to do it more without realizing that the harm in talking while driving is the conversation, not the use of a hand to hold the cell phone up to your ear.
Also, stop changing your argument every single time someone turns it against you.
I fear facebook for only one reason.
-> Suppose I went to a place with a 'facebook' friend and I do not want to reveal this place to my other long list of 'facebook' friends for reasons as simple as privacy.
-> However, the friend clicks my snap and posts it on facebook and tags me.
-> The whole world then knows!
-> Suppose I went to a place with a 'facebook' friend and I do not want to reveal this place to my other long list of 'facebook' friends for reasons as simple as privacy.
What kind of world do you live in where you don't want people to know who you're hanging out with?
Are you ashamed of your friends or something?
Anyway... it sounds like your problem is more with your friend taking pictures of you and less with social media. If you're in such a situation, just tell your friend not to snap a picture of you.
I know it sounds weird but it is just that I don't like the world to know about every little thing I am doing or not doing.
just tell your friend not to snap a picture of you.
Yes that is a solution but unfortunately I can't keep stopping everyone every time.
I don't know whether I am able to explain clearly:
For example, I feel for everyone, there is friends circle with whom you are very close, then comes a circle of 'good' friends, then 'formal acquaintances' and so on. I don't want the outer-most circle friends to know what I am doing with my inner-most circle friends.
For facebook AFAIK, there is no such thing as a 'close friend'. A friend is a friend.


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South Dakota Releases Controversial "Meth. We're on It" Campaign
by VladTVSouth Dakota Governor Kristi Noem unveiled her new anti-meth campaign on Monday (November 19) with the slogan "Meth. We're on It," which was met with heavy criticism and confusion online.
Noem released a statement behind the campaign, stating, "South Dakota’s meth crisis is growing at an alarming rate. It impacts every community in our state, and it threatens the success of the next generation. This is our problem, and together, we need to get on it. Let’s get meth out of South Dakota."
The state’s Department of Social Services paid local marketing company Broadhead Co. nearly $449,000 so far this year for the campaign. Governor Noem addressed the controversy in a statement that read, "South Dakota’s anti-meth campaign launch is sparking conversations around the state and the country. The mission of the campaign is to raise awareness — to get people talking about how they can be part of the solution and not just the problem. It is working."
Source: Washington Post


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The Indian Institute of Information Technology Kalyani has been setup with an objective to produce best-in-class human resources in IT and to harness the multidimensional facets of IT in various domains. IIIT Kalyani strives to evolve into a world-class academic institution with the highest quality of education and research facilities and produce industry ready IT graduates to meet the industry demands. The institute will act as a catalyst in fostering an innovative entrepreneur-focused ecosystem to ensure that new products, solutions and IP are created in the State taking advantage of the intellectual capital of the State. IIIT Kalyani has been set up at Kalyani, West Bengal by Government of India (MHRD), Government of West Bengal and industry partners on a Not-for-profit Public Private Partnership (N-PPP) basis, being funded in the ratio of 50:35:15 respectively by the above three parties. Additionally, the Government of West Bengal has lent support to the institute by granting 50 acres of land for setting up the Campus. The industry partners of IIIT Kalyani are Coal India Ltd. and Rolta Foundation for the present. The institute is run by the Board of Governors of IIIT Kalyani whose members include the representatives of Government of India (MHRD), Government of West Bengal, industry partners and eminent people from academia, industry and civil society. Presently, the institute is being mentored by Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur with Prof. Partha P. Chakrabarti, Director, IIT Kharagpur as Mentor Director and Prof. Anupam Basu, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur as Executive Director/Professor-In-Charge. IIIT Kalyani has been attributed the status of Institute of National Importance (INI) by the cabinet in March 2017. While construction has been started in the land provided, the institute is presently running from the temporary campus at Webel IT Park, Kalyani.


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Ayham: You mentioned in a previous interview that art.yale.edu’s audience is both current students and prospective students. And the site is a channel connecting the two. The interesting ways students use the site tell the public about the culture at Yale's School of Art. I’d also like to hear from everyone else: How has the site provided an image of the culture of the school? What kind of expectations did it set? And did the school meet them?
Personally, for me, the site did a lot in communicating the spirit of the school. It may not have been completely accurate, but it did communicate something "more” than other institutions of its type did. Also, please feel free to be negative.
Lauren:I remember when I was first applying for an MFA at Yale, the Yale School of Art website was actually my first impression of the school. I had not known anyone who had gone to Yale and I had no insider information about the institution. I remember going into every little nook and cranny of the school’s website to try to understand the school better. I remember being bombarded by colorful images and gifs. Compared to the formality of the websites of other schools, the website for the YSOA was much more funky and whimsical. I think the light-hearted nature of the website made the school feel even more intimidating? It had a vibe of—we are the best and we don’t even need to try to impress you.


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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.9.0), lattice |
| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | R port by Douglas Bates and Karen A.F. Copeland |
| Maintainer: | Douglas Bates <bates at stat.wisc.edu> |
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Communication or Network control protocols are a set of rules which define how packets of information are exchanged between two or more systems via variations in physical quantities. These rules/protocols define the syntax, synchronization and the error recovery methods. A protocol can be defined using a software, a hardware or both. The most basic elements of a communication system are the Server(Client), the Client(Server), the protocols, the data and the communication medium. Some of the common Communication protocols are: 1. TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) 2. UDP (User Datagram Protocol) 3. CAN (Controlled Area Network) Transmission Control Protocol Let us take an example: "Breaking news" a man is lost in the forest!!! Forest officers decide to send its two robots the airy(an aerial robot) and the landy(a ground robot). Landy uses camera to scan its area but it has a weak communication system. Airy also uses a camera with a strong communication system. Airy communicates with the base station. Both Airy and Landy communicate using a TCP/IP protocol (basically a WIFI connection). Landy finds the person and wants to send the data to Airy. Here Landy is the client and Airy is the Server.


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@(os: String, selectedApp: MobileApp)
Behavior Analysis operates with states and events. Reporting those will be key in detecting user's behavioral patterns.
Every time your application changes logical state, such as transition from one menu to another one or from main menu to game level, stateChange should be called.
@if(os == "Android") { //The declaration of stateChange public void stateChange(String stateName) //An example of moving to Main Menu stateChange("Main Menu"); //Now transition after some time to game level stateChange("Game Level"); } @if(os == "iOS") { //No code yet is provided for iOS! }
When important events happen in your application, they can be reported using the stateEvent call. There is a possibility to define multiple timelines for such events within the same state. For example for a state "game level" timelines "level 1" and "level 2" could be used.
@if(os == "Android") { //The declaration of stateEvent public void stateEvent(String event, String timeline, String data1, String data2) public void stateEvent(String event, String timeline, String data1) public void stateEvent(String event, String timeline) public void stateEvent(String event) //Usage examples. Data1 and Data2 are user defined values and can be used later to //do segmentation or other types of analysis //timeline will be default, data1 and data2 will be empty stateEvent("connected to facebook"); //data1 and data2 will be empty stateEvent("finished level", "Level 34"); //15 can represent number of hits to kill the boss and data2 will be empty stateEvent("killed boss", "Level 13", "15"); //An example of all parameters usage stateEvent("helped a friend", "Level 12", "facebookFriend", "gaveCash") } @if(os == "iOS") { //No code yet is provided for iOS! }
There are a few other calls to be done when dealing with analytics.
@if(os == "Android") { //Flush method to enforce events sending, can be used if you want to expedite the default 30 seconds flush interval public void flush() //To ensure accuracy when dealing with timelines, pause and unpause should be called public void pause() public void unpause() //An example public class SampleActivity extends Activity @Html("{") //This is your main instance of analytics Analytics mAnalytics; /** * Invoked when the Activity loses user focus. */ @Html("@Override") protected void onPause() @Html("{") super.onPause(); mAnalytics.pause(); //... @Html("}") //... @Html("}") } @if(os == "iOS") { //No code yet is provided for iOS! }


raw-body
Gets the entire buffer of a stream either as a Buffer
or a string.
Validates the stream’s length against an expected length and maximum limit.
Ideal for parsing request bodies.
Install
This is a Node.js module available through the
npm registry. Installation is done using the
npm install
command:
$ npm install raw-body
TypeScript
This module includes a TypeScript
declaration file to enable auto complete in compatible editors and type
information for TypeScript projects. This module depends on the Node.js
types, so install @types/node
:
$ npm install @types/node
API
var getRawBody = require('raw-body')
getRawBody(stream, [options], [callback])
Returns a promise if no callback specified and global Promise
exists.
Options:
length
- The length of the stream. If the contents of the stream do not add up to this length, an400
error code is returned.limit
- The byte limit of the body. This is the number of bytes or any string format supported by bytes, for example1000
,'500kb'
or'3mb'
. If the body ends up being larger than this limit, a413
error code is returned.encoding
- The encoding to use to decode the body into a string. By default, aBuffer
instance will be returned when no encoding is specified. Most likely, you wantutf-8
, so settingencoding
totrue
will decode asutf-8
. You can use any type of encoding supported by iconv-lite.
You can also pass a string in place of options to just specify the encoding.
If an error occurs, the stream will be paused, everything unpiped,
and you are responsible for correctly disposing the stream.
For HTTP requests, no handling is required if you send a response.
For streams that use file descriptors, you should stream.destroy()
or stream.close()
to prevent leaks.
Errors
This module creates errors depending on the error condition during reading. The error may be an error from the underlying Node.js implementation, but is otherwise an error created by this module, which has the following attributes:
limit
- the limit in byteslength
andexpected
- the expected length of the streamreceived
- the received bytesencoding
- the invalid encodingstatus
andstatusCode
- the corresponding status code for the errortype
- the error type
Types
The errors from this module have a type
property which allows for the progamatic
determination of the type of error returned.
encoding.unsupported
This error will occur when the encoding
option is specified, but the value does
not map to an encoding supported by the iconv-lite
module.
entity.too.large
This error will occur when the limit
option is specified, but the stream has
an entity that is larger.
request.aborted
This error will occur when the request stream is aborted by the client before reading the body has finished.
request.size.invalid
This error will occur when the length
option is specified, but the stream has
emitted more bytes.
stream.encoding.set
This error will occur when the given stream has an encoding set on it, making it
a decoded stream. The stream should not have an encoding set and is expected to
emit Buffer
objects.
Examples
Simple Express example
var contentType = require('content-type')
var express = require('express')
var getRawBody = require('raw-body')
var app = express()
app.use(function (req, res, next) {
getRawBody(req, {
length: req.headers['content-length'],
limit: '1mb',
encoding: contentType.parse(req).parameters.charset
}, function (err, string) {
if (err) return next(err)
req.text = string
next()
})
})
// now access req.text
Simple Koa example
var contentType = require('content-type')
var getRawBody = require('raw-body')
var koa = require('koa')
var app = koa()
app.use(function * (next) {
this.text = yield getRawBody(this.req, {
length: this.req.headers['content-length'],
limit: '1mb',
encoding: contentType.parse(this.req).parameters.charset
})
yield next
})
// now access this.text
Using as a promise
To use this library as a promise, simply omit the callback
and a promise is
returned, provided that a global Promise
is defined.
var getRawBody = require('raw-body')
var http = require('http')
var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
getRawBody(req)
.then(function (buf) {
res.statusCode = 200
res.end(buf.length + ' bytes submitted')
})
.catch(function (err) {
res.statusCode = 500
res.end(err.message)
})
})
server.listen(3000)
Using with TypeScript
import * as getRawBody from 'raw-body';
import * as http from 'http';
const server = http.createServer((req, res) => {
getRawBody(req)
.then((buf) => {
res.statusCode = 200;
res.end(buf.length + ' bytes submitted');
})
.catch((err) => {
res.statusCode = err.statusCode;
res.end(err.message);
});
});
server.listen(3000);


Operators module (quspin.operators
)¶
Classes and functions for constructing and manipulating quantum operators, and implementing Schroedinger time evolution.
Many-body operators in QuSpin are defined by a string of letters representing the operator types, together with a list which holds the indices for the lattice sites that each operator acts on.
For example, in a spin-1/2 system we can represent any multi-spin operator as:
where \(\mu_i\) can be “I”, z”, “+”, “-“, “x” or “y”. Here, \(\sigma_{i_n}^{\mu_n}\) is the Pauli spin operator acting on lattice site \(i_n\). This representation provides a way to conveniently define any multi-body spin-1/2 operator, and generalises to bosons, fermions and higher spin in a natural way.
To construct operators for different particle spieces, check out the basis constructor classes for the supported operator strings.
classes¶
hamiltonian (static_list, dynamic_list[, N, …]) |
Constructs time-dependent (hermitian and nonhermitian) operators. |
quantum_operator (input_dict[, N, basis, …]) |
Constructs parameter-dependent (hermitian and nonhermitian) operators. |
exp_op (O[, a, start, stop, num, endpoint, …]) |
Constructs matrix exponentials of quantum operators. |
quantum_LinearOperator (static_list[, N, …]) |
Applies a quantum operator directly onto a state, without constructing the operator matrix. |
functions¶
commutator (H1, H2) |
Calculates the commutator of two Hamiltonians \(H_1\) and \(H_2\). |
anti_commutator (H1, H2) |
Calculates the anticommutator of two Hamiltonians \(H_1\) and \(H_2\). |
ishamiltonian (obj) |
Checks if instance is object of hamiltonian class. |
isquantum_operator (obj) |
Checks if instance is object of quantum_operator class. |
isexp_op (obj) |
Checks if instance is object of exp_op class. |
isquantum_LinearOperator (obj) |
Checks if instance is object of quantum_LinearOperator class. |


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@Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Target(value={ANNOTATION_TYPE,METHOD}) @Documented public @interface OnVersionChange
The annotated method is given access to all of the previous object version's fields, including fields that have been deleted or whose types have changed in the new schema version. This allows the object to perform any schema migration "fixups" required before the old information is lost.
Simple changes that only modify a simple field's type can often be handled automatically; see
FieldType.convert()
and
@JField.upgradeConversion()
for details.
Method Parameters
The annotated method must be an instance method (i.e., not static), return void, and take zero, one, two, or all three of the following parameters (in this order):
int oldVersion
- previous schema version; required if oldVersion()
is unspecified (i.e., zero)int newVersion
- new schema version; required if newVersion()
is unspecified (i.e., zero)Map<Integer, Object> oldValues
or Map<String, Object> oldValues
- immutable map containing
all field values from the previous version of the object, indexed by either storage ID or field name.
In addition to the above options, you may also completely ignore the schema version numbers by leaving oldVersion()
and newVersion()
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parameter.
In many cases, this is the simplest way to handle schema changes: ignore version numbers and instead just using the
presence or absence of fields in oldValues
to determine what migration work needs to be done. For example:
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If a class has multiple @OnVersionChange
-annotated methods, methods with more specific
constraint(s) (i.e., non-zero oldVersion()
and/or newVersion()
) will be invoked first.
Incompatible Object Type Changes
Permazen supports arbitrary Java model schema changes across schema versions, including adding and removing Java types. As a result, it's possible for the previous version of an object to contain reference fields whose Java types no longer exist in the current Java model. Specifically, this can happen in two ways:
Enum
field refers to an Enum
type that no longer exists, or whose constants have changed
In these cases, the old field's value cannot be represented in oldValues
using the original Java types.
Therefore, more generic types are used in these situations:
UntypedJObject
.
Note that the fields in the UntypedJObject
may still be accessed by invoking the
JTransaction
field introspection methods with the upgradeVersion
parameter set to false
(required to avoid TypeNotInSchemaVersionException
).
Enum
fields, the old value will always be represented as an EnumValue
object.
For consistency, this is done even if the associated Enum
type still exists unchanged.
In addition to Java types disappearing, it's also possible that the type of a reference field is narrower in the current
Java code than it was in the previous Java code. If an object held a reference in such a field to another object outside
the new, narrower type, then upgrading the object without change would represent a violation of Java type safety.
Therefore, when any object is upgraded, all references that would otherwise be illegal are cleared (in the manner of
DeleteAction.UNREFERENCE
); use oldValues
to access the previous field value(s) if needed.
Meta-Annotations
This annotation may be configured indirectly as a Spring
meta-annotation
when spring-core
is on the classpath.
FieldType.convert()
,
@JField.upgradeConversion()
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
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newVersion
Required new schema version.
|
int |
oldVersion
Required old schema version.
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public abstract int oldVersion
If this property is set to a positive value, only version changes
for which the previous schema version equals the specified version will result in notification,
and the annotated method must have the corresponding parameter omitted. Otherwise notifications
are delivered for any previous schema version and the oldVersion
method parameter is required.
Negative values are not allowed.
public abstract int newVersion
If this property is set to a positive value, only version changes
for which the new schema version equals the specified version will result in notification,
and the annotated method must have the corresponding parameter omitted. Otherwise notifications
are delivered for any new schema version and the newVersion
method parameter is required.
Negative values are not allowed.
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Comet Integration¶
CodeCarbon automatically integrates with Comet for experiment tracking and visualization. Comet provides data scientists with powerful tools to track, compare, explain and reproduce their experiments, and now with CodeCarbon you can easily track the carbon footprint of your jobs along with your training metrics, hyperparameters, dataset samples, artifacts and more.
To get started with the Comet-CodeCarbon integration, make sure you have comet-ml installed:
pip install comet_ml>=3.2.2
Go to Comet’s website and create a free account. From your account settings page, copy your personal API key.
In the mnist-comet.py example file, replace the placeholder code with your API key:
experiment = Experiment(api_key="YOUR API KEY")
Run your experiment and click on the link in stdout to be taken back to the Comet UI. Automatically you’ll see your metrics, hyperparameters, graph definition, system and environment details and more.
Comet will automatically create an EmissionsTracker
object from the codecarbon
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tab in the left sidebar and click Add Panel
.
From the Panel Gallery click the Public
tab and search for CodeCarbon Footprint
. Once you’ve found it, add it to your Experiment.
Now back in the Panels
tab you’ll see your CodeCarbon Footprint visualization in the Comet UI. To render the visualization by default, save your View
. And voilà! Every time you run your experiments, you’ll be able to visualize your CodeCarbon emissions data alongside everything else you need to track for your research.


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A transaction against a database system.
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Graduate student
Thesis: Perceptual grouping of complex objects in the primate visual system
Degree: PhD; March 10, 2016; VU University, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Advisor: Prof. Pieter R. Roelfsema
08/2010 - 11/2010: University of California San Diego (UCSD)
Center for Brain and Cognition, San Diego, CA, USA
Research intern
01/2010 - 07/2010: Harvard Medical School
B.-A. Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation, Boston, MA, USA
Research intern
09/2008 - 08/2010: Maastricht University
Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht, the Netherlands
Degree: Cum Laude Master of Science
01/2008 - 06/2008: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Department of Psychology, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Graduate and undergraduate elective courses & Research assistant
09/2005 - 08/2008: Maastricht University
Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht, the Netherlands
Degree: Bachelor of Science
Research Funding
05/2020 - 04/2022: R21
Title: Characterizing the computational and neural basis of deficits in decision making in Alzheimer’s disease
Funding agency: National Institute on Aging (NIA) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Program: R21 Exploratory/Developmental Grant
PIs: Michael N. Shadlen & Scott A. Small
Investigators: Danique Jeurissen & S. Shushruth
Amount: 243k$
01/2020 - 01/2022: BBRF Young Investigator Award
Title: Neural Mechanism of Compensating for Disrupted Cognitive Computations in Psychiatric Disorders
Funding agency: Brain & Behavior Research Foundation (BBRF)
Program: 2019 BBRF Young Investigator Award (former name: NARSAD award)
PI: Danique Jeurissen
Amount: 70k$
06/2018 - 05/2019: Pilot Research Grant
Title: Using chemogenetics to model cognitive deficits of Alzheimer’s disease in primates
Funding program: Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC), Taub Institute
PI: Michael N. Shadlen
Co-PIs: Danique Jeurissen and S. Shushruth
Amount: 50k$
07/2016 - 06/2019: Postdoctoral fellowship
Title: Flexible routing of information through specialized networks in the brain
Funding agency: Simons Foundation
Program: Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain
PI: Danique Jeurissen
Co-PIs: Michael N. Shadlen and Doris Y. Tsao
Amount: 234k$
Prizes, Honors, & Awards
- 2016: Brain Award for Scientific Excellence, Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
- 2014: Best oral presentation award, 21st annual meeting ONWAR graduate school
- 2013: Best short oral presentation award, 20th annual meeting ONWAR graduate school
- 2012: Student travel award, Vision Science Society Conference
- 2011: Student poster award, 34th European Conference on Visual Perception
- 2010: Cum Laude Master of Science degree
Scholarships
- 2013: Vision science summer school at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory: Stipend
- 2010: Internship at UC San Diego: VSBfonds
- 2010: Internship at UC San Diego: Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds
- 2010: Internship at Harvard Medical School: Stichting Dr Hendrik Mullers Vaderlandsch Fonds
- 2010: Internship at Harvard Medical School: Schuurman Schimmel- van Outeren Stichting
- 2010: Internship at Harvard Medical School: Maastricht University, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience
- 2010: Internship at Harvard Medical School: Fundatie van de Vrijvrouwe van Renswoude te Delft
- 2008: Elective courses at UC Los Angels: Maastricht University, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience


class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Statistical inference in the tidyverse framework: the Infer package ## R-lunch ### Elise Dupuis Lozeron ### 5 Février 2019 --- --- ## Goals of this new package - "The objective of this package is to perform statistical inference using an expressive statistical grammar that coheres with the tidyverse design framework." (source: https://infer.netlify.com/) - Implement **common statistical inference** (i.e. confidence intervals for difference in means and proportions, t test, Chi-Square test) in the **tidyverse** framework - Implement common statistical inference in a way that makes the **underlying procedure more "transparent" ** - Allow the use of **simulations** to compute classical tests and confidence intervals for beginners --- class: inverse, center, middle # Implementation in the tidyverse framework --- class: middle ## Motivating example - Data from a cohort study (Adler & al, 2017, Comorbidities and Subgroups of Patients Surviving Severe Acute Hypercapnic Respiratory Failure in the Intensive Care Unit, AJRCCM) - Seventy-eight ICU patients admitted for an episode of acute hypercapnic respiratory failure - Follow-up over 1 year - Outcome of interest: readmission or death --- ## Motivating example ```r library(readxl) BDD_ajrccm <- read_excel("BDD_ajrccm.xls") BDD_ajrccm <- BDD_ajrccm %>% na.omit() %>% mutate(COPD = case_when( COPD %in% 1 ~ "yes", COPD %in% 0 ~ "no" )) %>% mutate(Event = case_when( Event %in% 1 ~ "yes", Event %in% 0 ~ "no" )) BDD_ajrccm ``` ``` # A tibble: 45 x 9 mnpaid Age Gender Height Weight FEV1 COPD Event PaCO2_adm_SI <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <chr> <chr> <dbl> 1 ARC-001 63.0 1 175 124 2.09 yes yes 7.8 2 ARC-002 73.0 1 157 61 1.13 no no 10.6 3 ARC-003 77.5 1 179 82 1.08 yes yes 8.2 4 ARC-004 82.1 1 173 92 1.09 no no 7.9 5 ARC-007 71.0 2 147 71 1.34 yes no 7.4 6 ARC-008 55.3 1 180 47 1.27 no yes 7.8 7 ARC-009 67.2 2 152 112 1.47 yes yes 8.8 8 ARC-011 73.1 2 145 56 0.33 yes no 6.8 9 ARC-012 65.3 1 176 150 1.43 yes yes 8.6 10 ARC-013 77.1 2 165 120 1.45 no no 9.4 # ... with 35 more rows ``` --- class: middle ## Motivating example - Suppose that we are interested in the association between COPD and readmission or death (Event) - Are COPD patients at higher risk of readmission or death? - Which hypothesis test should we conduct ? - And what if we are interested in the association between FEV1 and readmission or death (Event) ? --- ## Asociation between COPD and readmission or death - Descriptive analysis ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% count(COPD, Event) ``` ``` # A tibble: 4 x 3 COPD Event n <chr> <chr> <int> 1 no no 6 2 no yes 7 3 yes no 12 4 yes yes 20 ``` ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% janitor::tabyl(COPD, Event) %>% janitor::adorn_totals(where = c("row", "col")) %>% janitor::adorn_percentages() %>% janitor::adorn_pct_formatting(digits=2) %>% janitor::adorn_ns() ``` ``` COPD no yes Total no 46.15% (6) 53.85% (7) 100.00% (13) yes 37.50% (12) 62.50% (20) 100.00% (32) Total 40.00% (18) 60.00% (27) 100.00% (45) ``` --- ## Association between COPD and readmission or death - Statistical test : Chi-Square test - If we try to use the `chisq.test` in a "tidyverse" way: ```r chisq.test(BDD_ajrccm, COPD, Event) ``` ``` Error in chisq.test(data = car_stop, x = stop_type, y = vehicle_type) ``` - OK : ```r chisq.test(BDD_ajrccm$COPD, BDD_ajrccm$Event) ``` ``` Pearson's Chi-squared test with Yates' continuity correction data: BDD_ajrccm$COPD and BDD_ajrccm$Event X-squared = 0.040565, df = 1, p-value = 0.8404 ``` ```r class(chisq.test(BDD_ajrccm$COPD, BDD_ajrccm$Event)) ``` ``` [1] "htest" ``` --- ## Association between COPD and readmission or death - Statistical test : test of equality of 2 proportions - Using `prop.test` function ```r prop.test(x = c(7, 20), n = c(13, 32)) ``` ``` 2-sample test for equality of proportions with continuity correction data: c(7, 20) out of c(13, 32) X-squared = 0.040565, df = 1, p-value = 0.8404 alternative hypothesis: two.sided 95 percent confidence interval: -0.4593298 0.2862529 sample estimates: prop 1 prop 2 0.5384615 0.6250000 ``` --- ## Association between FEV1 and readmission or death - Descriptive analysis ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% group_by(Event) %>% summarise(mean_fev1 = mean(FEV1), sd_fev1 = sd(FEV1)) ``` ``` # A tibble: 2 x 3 Event mean_fev1 sd_fev1 <chr> <dbl> <dbl> 1 no 1.02 0.451 2 yes 1.12 0.404 ``` --- ## Association between FEV1 and readmission or death ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% ggplot(aes(x = Event, y = FEV1)) + geom_boxplot() ``` ![](Infer_Pres_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-8-1.png)<!-- --> --- ## Association between FEV1 and readmission or death - Statistical test : test of equality of 2 means, i.e. t-test - Using `t.test` function ```r t.test(data = BDD_ajrccm, FEV1 ~ Event) ``` ``` Welch Two Sample t-test data: FEV1 by Event t = -0.71413, df = 33.747, p-value = 0.4801 alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0 95 percent confidence interval: -0.3618594 0.1737113 sample estimates: mean in group no mean in group yes 1.023333 1.117407 ``` ```r t.test(BDD_ajrccm$FEV1[BDD_ajrccm$Event== "no"], BDD_ajrccm$FEV1[BDD_ajrccm$Event== "yes"]) ``` ``` Welch Two Sample t-test data: BDD_ajrccm$FEV1[BDD_ajrccm$Event == "no"] and BDD_ajrccm$FEV1[BDD_ajrccm$Event == "yes"] t = -0.71413, df = 33.747, p-value = 0.4801 alternative hypothesis: true difference in means is not equal to 0 95 percent confidence interval: -0.3618594 0.1737113 sample estimates: mean of x mean of y 1.023333 1.117407 ``` --- class: middle ## Tidyverse framework - Dataframe in, dataframe out - Function should be "pipable" - 1st argument is the name of the tibble - Could use formula --- class: inverse, center, middle # Perform statistical inference using an expressive statistical grammar and simulations --- ## Logic of hypothesis testing - A statistical test is a way to decide between 2 hypotheses: - The null hypothesis `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)`: there is no association between COPD and readmission or death - The alternative hypothesis `\(\mathrm{H_1}\)`: an association exists between COPD and readmission or death - Logic behind all hypothesis testing: - Take a random sample (or samples) from a population (or multiple populations) - If the sample data are consistent with `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)` do not reject `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)` - If the sample data are inconsistent with `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)`, reject `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)` and conclude that there is evidence that `\(\mathrm{H_1}\)` is true (based on the particular sample collected). --- ## Logic of hypothesis testing - How do we decide that the data are consistent or not with `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)`? - We compute a test statistic `\(\delta\)` based on the data `\(\rightarrow\)` `\(\delta^{\star}\)` - Based on the distribution of `\(\delta\)` under `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)`, we compute the probablity of observing a value of `\(\delta\)` as extreme of more extreme than `\(\delta^{\star}\)` `\(\rightarrow\)` p-value - How do we know the distribution of `\(\delta\)` under `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)`: via statistical theory or via simulations - Authors of the `infer` package want to emphasize the common underlying logic behind all statistical tests --- ## Confusing view of hypothesis testing [![flowchart](Images/testing_diagram2.png)](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e5/ea/32/e5ea322d61bd36a5062080b1b5fe6daa.gif) --- class: middle [![Only One Test](Images/downey.png)](http://allendowney.blogspot.com/2016/06/there-is-still-only-one-test.html) This diagramm was the inspiration for the infer pipeline .footer[Source: http://allendowney.blogspot.com/2016/06/there-is-still-only-one-test.html] --- ## Hypothesis testing via simulations - How do we simulate data assuming that `\(\mathrm{H_0}\)` is true? - By using permutations - Back to the association between COPD and readmission/death: if we assume that there is no association, we can shuffle the "yes" or "no" values for the variable coding readmission/death to create a new sample - We then compute a new value ot the test statistic `\(\delta\)` on this new simulated sample - We can repeat these 2 steps 5000 times and compute on how many samples the computed `\(\delta\)` were more extreme than the one observed on the data `\(\delta^{\star}\)` --- ## One sample obtained via permutation - We compare the original sample with the sample obtained via permutation ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% janitor::tabyl(Event, COPD) %>% janitor::adorn_totals(where = c("row", "col")) ``` ``` Event no yes Total no 6 12 18 yes 7 20 27 Total 13 32 45 ``` ```r perm1 %>% janitor::tabyl(Event, COPD) %>% janitor::adorn_totals(where = c("row", "col")) ``` ``` Event no yes Total no 3 15 18 yes 10 17 27 Total 13 32 45 ``` --- ## One sample obtained via permutation - We compare the test statistic obtained on the original sample with the one computed on permuted sample ```r chisq.test(BDD_ajrccm$COPD, BDD_ajrccm$Event)$statistic ``` ``` X-squared 0.0405649 ``` ```r chisq.test(perm1$COPD, perm1$Event)$statistic ``` ``` X-squared 1.302584 ``` --- ### Distribution of the test statistic obtained with 5000 permutations ``` # A tibble: 5,000 x 2 replicate stat <int> <dbl> 1 1 3.29e+ 0 2 2 4.06e- 2 3 3 2.53e-31 4 4 2.53e-31 5 5 4.06e- 2 6 6 2.53e-31 7 7 7.62e- 1 8 8 4.06e- 2 9 9 2.53e-31 10 10 4.06e- 2 # ... with 4,990 more rows ``` --- ### Distribution of the test statistic obtained with 5000 permutations ![](Infer_Pres_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-14-1.png)<!-- --> ### Theoretical distribution of the test statistic ![](Infer_Pres_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-15-1.png)<!-- --> --- class: inverse, center, middle # The infer pipeline --- class: middle ![](Images/Infer_pipe_test.jpeg) --- class: middle ## Association between COPD and death or readmission ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% specify(Event ~ COPD, success = "yes") %>% hypothesize(null = "independence") %>% generate(reps = 1000, type = "permute") %>% calculate(stat = "Chisq", order = c("yes", "no")) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1,000 x 2 replicate stat <int> <dbl> 1 1 2.53e-31 2 2 4.06e- 2 3 3 4.06e- 2 4 4 2.53e-31 5 5 2.53e-31 6 6 2.53e-31 7 7 7.62e- 1 8 8 4.06e- 2 9 9 2.53e-31 10 10 1.30e+ 0 # ... with 990 more rows ``` --- class: middle ## Association between COPD and death or readmission ```r visualize(sim_Chi2) + shade_p_value(obs_stat = obs_chi2, direction = "greater") ``` ![](Infer_Pres_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-18-1.png)<!-- --> --- ## Association between FEV1 and death or readmission ```r obs_ttest <- BDD_ajrccm %>% specify(FEV1 ~ Event) %>% calculate(stat = "t", order = c("yes", "no")) sim_ttest <- BDD_ajrccm %>% specify(FEV1 ~ Event) %>% hypothesize(null = "independence") %>% generate(reps = 1000, type = "permute") %>% calculate(stat = "t", order = c("yes", "no")) visualize(sim_ttest, method = "both") + shade_p_value(obs_stat = obs_ttest, direction = "both") ``` ![](Infer_Pres_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-19-1.png)<!-- --> --- class: middle ## Tidier-version functions ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% chisq_test(formula = Event ~ COPD) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1 x 3 statistic chisq_df p_value <dbl> <int> <dbl> 1 0.0406 1 0.840 ``` ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% mutate(Event = factor(Event)) %>% t_test(formula = FEV1 ~ Event, order = c("yes", "no")) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1 x 6 statistic t_df p_value alternative lower_ci upper_ci <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> 1 0.714 33.7 0.480 two.sided -0.174 0.362 ``` --- class: middle ## Short-cut functions ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% t_stat(formula = FEV1 ~ Event, order = c("yes", "no")) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1 x 1 statistic <dbl> 1 0.714 ``` --- class: inverse, center, middle # The infer pipeline for confidence intervals --- class: middle ![](Images/Infer_pipe_CI.jpeg) --- ### Simulation-based confidence interval for the difference between two means ```r BDD_ajrccm %>% specify(FEV1 ~ Event) %>% calculate(stat = "diff in means", order = c("yes", "no")) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1 x 1 stat <dbl> 1 0.0941 ``` ```r (bootstrap_distribution <- BDD_ajrccm %>% specify(FEV1 ~ Event) %>% generate(reps = 1000, type = "bootstrap") %>% calculate(stat = "diff in means", order = c("yes", "no"))) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1,000 x 2 replicate stat <int> <dbl> 1 1 0.166 2 2 0.276 3 3 0.196 4 4 0.0519 5 5 0.225 6 6 0.0449 7 7 0.259 8 8 0.404 9 9 0.0613 10 10 0.126 # ... with 990 more rows ``` --- ### Simulation-based confidence interval for the difference between two means ```r (percentile_ci <- bootstrap_distribution %>% get_ci()) ``` ``` # A tibble: 1 x 2 `2.5%` `97.5%` <dbl> <dbl> 1 -0.177 0.336 ``` ```r visualize(bootstrap_distribution) + shade_confidence_interval(endpoints = percentile_ci) ``` ![](Infer_Pres_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-24-1.png)<!-- --> --- class: inverse, center, middle # Conclusion --- class: middle ## What is available yet - One numerical variable (mean and median) - One categorical variable - Two categorical variable (2 or more levels, gof tests) - One numerical variable and one categorical variable with 2 levels (diff in means, diff in medians) - One numerical variable and one categorical variable with more than 2 levels : ANOVA - Two numerical variables : correlation and linear regression --- class: middle ## More info - https://infer.netlify.com - https://www.ModernDive.com - http://perso.ens-lyon.fr/lise.vaudor/grimoireStat/_book


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Generates a year, including the months, weeks, and days contained with in it. More...
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Generates a year, including the months, weeks, and days contained with in it.
Generates a full year (January 1st through December 31), and auto-fills itself with the months and days within it. It can "link" with other years, so that the weeks within its months are able to bleed over between the year boundaries.
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Initializes a Year object.
| [in] | name | An integer value corresponding to the year, e.g. 2016 |
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Initializes a Year object. Calculates whether it is a leap year, and adjusts the months lengths if so. Calculates the weekday of the first day of the year in order to have a reference point for all future days created. Iterates through 12 months, creates each month and fills it with the appropriate days.
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gets the month object via the name of the month
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Searches all of its months looking for a match to the monthName argument. If it finds one, it will return that month. Otherwise, it will return None.
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makes the year object aware of the next year
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In order for the weeks within the months to be full weeks (sunday-saturday), the year object must be aware of its next year. This way the weeks may bleed over into the next year if neccessary
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makes the year object aware of its previous year
| [in] | year | A year object which that precedes this year object |
In order for the weeks within the months to be full weeks (sunday-saturday), the year object must be aware of its previous year. This way the weeks may bleed over into the previous year if neccessary


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Base class for LongParser and ShortParser encapsulates common functionalities. More...
#include <Parser.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| uint8_t | KeyCodeFromString (std::string s) const |
| Returns HID key code. | |
| bool | ParseLoop (std::string line) |
| Determines if give line is an loop statement. | |
| virtual std::vector< std::function< void ()> > | Parse (std::string) = 0 |
| Returns vector of functors representing each command in a string. | |
| virtual void | confirmFunctionExisting (std::string const &name) |
| Throws if function name i not valid. | |
| CountType | GetNumberOfLoopRepetitions () const |
| void | sleepS (std::string l) |
| void | sleepMS (std::string l) |
Protected Attributes | |
| std::map< std::string, std::function< void (std::string)> > | mp |
| std::string | loopCount |
| KeyboardAdapter | keyboard |
| MouseAdapter | mouse |
Base class for LongParser and ShortParser encapsulates common functionalities.


Your Team is: Space Cadets
Kyle
ID: 123
Manager
Employee Information
Office No.<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email
Patrick
ID: 456
Engineer
Employee Information
GitHub
Email
Brian
ID: 987
Intern
Employee Information
Butler University
Email


Release notes for Kendo UI v2015.1.616
Components
What's fixed
- kendo.support.zoomLevel() does not return a correct value in IE11 when a vertical scrollbar is present
- kendo.util.encodeBase64 mangles line endings
- TypeScript definitions are incompatible with jQuery 2.x
AngularJS
What's new
- Force widget's request when valuePrimitive:true and selected text is not defined
What's fixed
- ng-model binding does not work when parent scope object is cleared.
- MultiSelect tagTemplate, not compiled against angular scope
AutoComplete
What's fixed
- Widget throws an exception when dataSource.group method returns undefined
- Rendering issue in virtual mode
- Widget throws an exception when tries to suggest INTs
Calendar
What's fixed
- Calendar shows March 31st grayed in Brazilian time zone
Chart
What's fixed
- The highlight.toggle function is not supported for funnel charts
- Chart axis title builder lacks "visual" handler
- Custom label visuals are clipped to pane
- Custom label visuals are not animated
- Donut chart tooltip does not display reliably on tap (Android)
ComboBox
What's new
- Force widget's request when valuePrimitive:true and selected text is not defined
- Widget should support setting true/false values
What's fixed
- Disabled widget should bind the source when value is set
- Widget throws an exception when dataSource.group method returns undefined
- Widget initialized from a select with an empty option raises change event on blur
- Widget does not set the correct custom value in Firefox when SELECT element is used
- Widget clears the user input on initial data source load
- Rendering issue in virtual mode
- Widget does not display the placeholder in IE9 when value is cleared with the API
- DropDownList displayed text is not updated after data source change
- Widget throws an exception when tries to suggest INTs
- Cascading Dropdownlist does not set value when using Source binding and source is instance of a DataSource
DataSource
What's fixed
- Group item created for the added record in a server grouped with aggregates DataSource does not have default aggregates set
- ODATA parameterMap sends empty $filter argument
- Default implementation of the offline storage should call reader serialize
DatePicker
What's new
- Add default ISO8601 formats to the parseFormats option
What's fixed
- DateView move method should handle ESC key properly
- Calendar shows March 31st grayed in Brazilian time zone
DateTimePicker
What's new
- Add default ISO8601 formats to the parseFormats option
What's fixed
- DateView move method should handle ESC key properly
- Calendar shows March 31st grayed in Brazilian time zone
Drawing
What's fixed
- Constructor parameters are missing from TypeScript definitions
DropDownList
What's new
- Force widget's request when valuePrimitive:true and selected text is not defined
- Widget should support setting true/false values
What's fixed
- Disabled widget should bind the source when value is set
- Widget throws an exception when dataSource.group method returns undefined
- Not able to select item from DropDownList with virtualization
- First value is assigned when blank DropDonwList with virtualization opened
- Rendering issue in virtual mode
- Virtualized widget does not select correct item on click when list is paged to the middle
- Widget does not show the optionLabel when autoBind is false and value is empty string
- DropDownList displayed text is not updated after data source change
- IE: Validation triggered too soon
- Item not selected accordingly when filtering is performed very quickly
- cascade event is triggered when there is no dataSource
- Widget does not select a dataItem that has value "null" or "" (empty string)
- Cascading Dropdownlist does not set value when using Source binding and source is instance of a DataSource
Editor
What's new
- Allow execute event to be prevented
What's fixed
- Shift + Enter moves the cursor out of the displayable field area
- Editor tools should be able to wrap one by one in Internet Explorer
- Font tags are not converted when pasting from MS Word
- Hitting backspace on full-body selection does not remove selection in Chrome
- JS error when tabbing to focus Editor
Excel Export
What's fixed
- footerTemplate function receives aggregates in data.data instead of data
Gantt
What's new
- Limit exported document size to 5080mm x 5080mm to comply with PDF 1.4 standard
What's fixed
- Exporting the day view in Gantt results in a malformed PDF file
Globalization
What's new
- Support for multiple day specifiers
Grid
What's new
- Limit exported document size to 5080mm x 5080mm to comply with PDF 1.4 standard
What's fixed
- Error is thrown when adding new record in grouped and aggregated Grid with server operations
- Column resize handler is not position correctly when using hidden columns under IE8
- MultiCheckFilter is not destroyed when dataSource is changed
- footerTemplate function receives aggregates in data.data instead of data
- The getOptions method removes current data source data
- Grid group headers should display encoded values by default
- Bug in showing multiline grid header
- Filter cells are not destroyed when calling setDataSource in scrollable grid
- FilterMenu script file should declare a requirement for kendo.binder.js
- Incorrect navigation in IE when using rtl
- Grid does not focus first visible column in Batch edit mode
MVVM
What's new
- Force widget's request when valuePrimitive:true and selected text is not defined
What's fixed
- Select element with value and source binding causes infinite loop when used in MVVM template
MultiSelect
What's new
- Widget should support setting true/false values
What's fixed
- Widget throws an exception when dataSource.group method returns undefined
- Widget with MVVM value binding does not preselect items when autoBind:false is set
- Rendering issue in virtual mode
- An error is thrown when removing an item if autoClose is set to false and the popup has never been opened
- Widget with virtualization throws an exception when try to open popup after filtering
- MultiSelect tagTemplate, not compiled against angular scope
PDF Export
What's fixed
- Russian Ruble sign is missing in exported PDF documents
- proxyTarget option is not taken into account
- Images missing in page template (PDF drawing)
- Wrong parsing of background-image when both url and gradients are present
PivotGrid
What's new
- Limit exported document size to 5080mm x 5080mm to comply with PDF 1.4 standard
What's fixed
- Widget does not copy member's fields correctly when fake tuple is created
- PivotGrid does not render the text of a child dimension in IE and Firefox
- IE: 2nd level column name not visible
- PivotGrid freezes when try to delete two dimensions fast enough
- Widget outputs un-formatted data on continues expand/collapse
- Widget does not support 100% height
- Widget does not support rendering a very specific slice of multuple dimensions per axis
- JS exception is thrown when move dimension from row to column
Scheduler
What's new
- Limit exported document size to 5080mm x 5080mm to comply with PDF 1.4 standard
What's fixed
- SlotByPosition does not return correct slot in IE8
- Scheduler should not reset the view scroll position when selecting an all-day event
- Events background color is not updated when resource value is false
- Recurrence stops one day short of the set date
TabStrip
What's fixed
- TabStrip layout is incorrect when using non-default tabPosition and a dataSource
TreeList
What's fixed
- TreeList duplicates items when dataSource.read() is called multiple times.
- TreeList binding throws an error in IE8
- TreeList duplicates nodes when local filtering is applied
- TreeList MVVM initialization
TreeView
What's fixed
- The check event is triggered twice in firefox when checking an indeterminate node
Window
What's fixed
- kendo window. setOptions resets actions in the maximized state
- Window should restore the page horizontal scroll position after maximize and restore