TOPICS:
1.Machine Learning in Image Processsing and NLP
2.Wireless Sensor Networks/Network Security.
3.Big Data Analytics .
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5.Smart IOT based Applications.
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3.Autonomic Computing .
4.Software Design and Architecture.
5.Smart IOT based Applications.
Eligibility:
The event is open to all regular B.E./ B.Tech/M.Tech Students.
Guidelines for Participants:
* The event will be conducted department wise.
* The event will be from '!!!!!!!!!!!!!' pm on '23-03-2016'.
* The maximum number of members in a team is two for Technical Poster Presentation.
* !!Papers for technical paper presentation should be in IEEE standard, max 8 pages of A4 size, typed in "Times New Roman" font size 12.
* Send Soft copy of Abstract not exceeding 300 words in one page to mail ID: '!!!!!!!' on or before '!!!!!!'
* Selected papers will be intimated through mail/ web link latest by '!!!!'.
* !!!Registration form can be xeroxed or downloaded from the website.
* Submit two hard copies of the full paper, bonafide/college ID photo copy at the time of registration on' !!!!'.
* ISTE, IEEE, IETE members should submit proof of their membership along with their application.
* Maximum time duration for the Poster Presentation is 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion.
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• Only selected candidates for posters have to pay registration fee.
• Registration fee:Rs. '!!' - per member
• The registration fee includes lunch & snacks.
For More Details Contact :
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• Mrs.Ch.Mandakini - CSE Department


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Window
classThe following features were introduced in the Java SE 6.0:
The new modality model was introduced to handle modality blocking of a dialog box. This model comprises four modality types: modeless, application-modal, document-modal, and toolkit-modal.
public Dialog(Window owner, String title, Dialog.ModalityType modalityType,GraphicsConfiguration gc)
The modalityTypes
parameter specifies whether a
dialog box blocks input to other windows when shown. The null value
and unsupported modality types are equivalent to the modeless type.
The getModalityType
and setModalityType
methods of the Dialog
class allows you accordingly to
return and set the modality type for the dialog box.
Any top-level window can be marked so it will not be blocked by
modal dialogs. This property enables you to set up the modal
exclusion mode. The setModalExclusionType
method
of the Window
class specifies one of the following
modal exclusion modes: APPLICATION_EXCLUDE
,
TOOLKIT_EXCLUDE
, or NO_EXCLUDE
.
See the How to Use Modality in Dialogs section of the Swing tutorial for more information about modality.
The Desktop API (java.awt.Desktop
)
API is provided to allow Java applications to interact with default
applications associated with specific file types. All provided
actions are represented as a
Desktop.Action
enumeration instance:
Use the
isSupported
method of the Desktop
class to
check whether an action is supported on the current platform.
See the
How to Integrate with the Desktop Class section of the Swing
tutorial for more information about using the Desktop
class.
There is a new solution that allows the application to display
the splash screen before the virtual machine starts has been
introduced. Although the SplashScreen
class cannot be sued to create a splash screen, a Java application
can close the splash screen, change the splash screen image, get
the image position/size and paint in the splash screen. An instance
of the SplashScreen
class can be obtained using the
getSplashScreen()
static method.
To run an application with the splash screen from the command line use the following command:
java -splash:<file name> <class name>
See the How to Create a Splash Screen section of the Swing Tutorial for more information about splash screen.
The SystemTray
class is intended to represent the system tray for a desktop. The
system tray can be accessed by calling the
getSystemTray()
static method. The system tray may
contain one or more tray icons represented by the TrayIcon
class objects. However, the TrayIcon
class
functionality is not limited to creating a tray icon. It also
includes a text tooltip, a pop-up menu, and balloon messages:
TrayIcon trayIcon = new TrayIcon(createImage("icon.gif", "tray icon")); trayIcon.displayMessage("Sun TrayIcon Demo", "This is an info message", TrayIcon.MessageType.INFO); trayIcon.setToolTip("Sun TrayIcon");
Note: The current implementation of the
TrayIcon
class provides limited support of the Swing
components. The workaround proposal for this issue is described in
the Bug Database, see Bug ID 6285881.
See the How to Use the System Tray section of the Swing Tutorial for more information about the system tray and tray icons.
Two new methods of the java.awt.Component
class
enable to obtain the baseline measured from the top of the
component and to handle the baseline change as the size of the
component changes:
public int getBaseline(int width int height)
public Component.BaselineResizeBehavior
getBaselineResizeBehavior()
FlowLayout:
Two methods were introduced to control vertical components' alignment along their baseline:
GridBagLayout:
The following constraints were added to the
GridBagConstraints
class to enhance lay outing
components with the GridBagLayout
class:
BASELINE
BASELINE_LEADING
BASELINE_TRAILING
ABOVE_BASELINE
ABOVE_BASELINE_LEADING
ABOVE_BASELINE_TRAILING
BELOW_BASELINE
BELOW_BASELINE_LEADING
BELOW_BASELINE_TRAILING
Additionally the
GridBagLayoutInfo
class was introduced to store align,
size, and baseline parameters for every component within a
container while lay outing components using
GridBagLayout
.
Window
classNew methods were added to the Window
class to
handle images that are displayed as the icon for the window. While
the setIconImage(Image image)
method sets the only one
image, the setIconImages(List<? extends Image>
icons)
method supports the sequence of images of different
dimensions to be applied depending on the platform
capabilities.
In Java SE 6 a Window
or Dialog
object
can be created without a parent frame, the owner
parameter in constructors of such objects equals
null
.
Mouse dragged events were received after the drag sensitivity setting of the operating system is reached. In the proposed solution the drag distance parameter of the operating system is ignored. Java drag events will be ganerated on the first movement of the mouse.
Some events essential for cursor update were not delivered while maximazing a window. The fix comprises x-crossing event handling within XWindow.
Using Alt+Tab to navigate from a Java window to a native application window and back to the Java window resulted in the focus being moved to the first menu item of the Java window. The proposed fix allows to keep the focus on the initially focused component of the Java window.
JTextField
, JTextArea
, etc), even in
fields that have been previously edited. Other components as combo
boxes, tables, radio buttons remain editable.
The XWindow.java code lacks multi click handling. So, when the
user dragged the mouse on the screen onto the Linux box, double
clicks occurred when the user expected single clicks. Likewise,
single clicks occurred when the user expected no clicks at all. The
fix includes the AWT_MULTICLICK_SMUDGE
variable to
apply a smudge factor so that moving the mouse by a small amount
does not wipe out the multi-click state variables.
The applet itself did not get the focus, which apparently went to the embedded frame.This incompatibility was caused by a focus rearchitecture introduced in Java SE 1.4. The fix restores initial proper behavior.
Frame
object is
not being enforcedThe Window.setMinimumSize()
method has been
modified to restrict user-resizing of top-level windows below
specified dimensions. Previously, minimum size set for toplevel
windows was ignored by platform, so this change can impact code
that uses the minimumSize
property of top-level
windows for its own needs.
6199167: Live resizing
Native applications on Windows had the property to dynamically relayout and repaint during resizing. This property was controlled through system desktop settings. Java disables this property by default. In Java SE 6 the required property is enables by default.
If a locale was defined incorrectly, a native Input Method did
not process keysyms and passed them as is to AWT
handleKeyEvent
routine. In the fix a conversion table
is added and key event handling generally streamlined in non Input
Method situations.
Here is a list of known problems you may encounter in release 6.0.
JWindow
component stays on top of all
other windowsThe JWindow
component stays up on top of all other
windows hiding other windows behind it on Solaris and Linux. To
workaround, you can use an undecorated frame.
In some synthetic situations (such as repeated showing/disposing of a toplevel) the JVM may crash.


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polimodel -- Produce model linear polarization and position angle imagesUSAGE polimodel inint simlis coincid intclip pacorr random seed polran paran modpol modpa
- inint = "" [name]
- Input total signal (Stokes I) image to model.
- simlis = "" [name]
- Name of STSDAS table file listing the parameters of the polarization models. The central polarization (in %), x and y pixel coordinates of the centre, the exponent for change of polarization with distance and the scaling radius for the exponent are required. Any number of distinct models can be listed.
- coincid = "" [integer]
- Method used to treat pixel values where the polarization from two models coincides. Options for combining the polarization and position angle are: 1=maximum; 2=minimum; 3=vector sum.
- intclip = "" [real]
- Minimum value of signal in input image to produce model polarization values.
- pacorr = "" [real]
- Additive correction for position angle values.
- random = "" [boolean]
- Whether to apply random errors to output polarization and position angle values.
- seed = "" [integer]
- Seed for random number generator.
- polran = "" [real]
- Fractional value of 1 sigma linear polarization error.
- paran = "" [real]
- Fractional value of 1 sigma polarization position angle error.
- modpol = "" [name]
- File name for output linear polarization (%) image.
- modpa = "" [name]
- File name for output position angle (degrees) image.
This task produces a model linear polarization image and corresponding position angle image from an input image assumed to represent intensity (Stokes I parameter). The input image could be a model image or real data. The linear polarization image is produced from the parameters read from a table file listing:polarization at fiducual position X,Y pixel coordinates of the fiducial position of polarization radial exponent of variation of polarization radial scale factor The ouput polarization is calculated thus: Pol. = Peak Pol. * (R/R0)**EXP where R = SQRT( (X-X0)**2 + (Y-Y0)**2 )The position angle at a given pixel is the direction perpendicular to the vector from the position of fiducial polarization to the current pixel. This is understood as the centre of a centro-symmetric polarization pattern (e.g. for single Rayleigh scattering). A threshold for the input image can be defined such that polarization and position angle are not computed for input values less than this threshold.
If the input table specifies more than one polarization model then some rules are required to deal with pixels having polarization contributions from both models. Three cases are implemented:
Maximum value of polarization and position angle corresponding to this maximum value are output; Minimum value of polarization and position angle corresponding to this minimum value are output; The output polarization is formed from the vector sum of the individual Q and U Stokes parameters of the models.An attempt to produce ouput polarization and position angle images with random errors is made. Normally distributed polarization and position angle values can be produced by specifying sigma(pol)/pol and sigma(theta)/theta respectively. The normally distributed values are formed before combination of pixel values when more than one model is input.
1. To form the linear polarization and position angle images for an image of a reflection nebula centred at pixel 256,256 of fiducial polarization 5% and increasing linearly with a doubling distance of 20 pixels plot. Values are only calculated for signal values greater than 20 and no random error are applied.cl> polimodel inint="nebint.fits" simlis="modrefl.tab" coincid=0 intclip=20.0 pacorr=0.0 random=no seed=0 polran=0.0 paran=0.0 modpol="nebpol.fits" modpa="nebpa.fits"
2. To form the linear polarization and position angle images for an image of a galaxy cluster with individual models of the polarization and its radial dependence. Coincident values in the polarization and position angle images from the different models are combined vectorially. Output values are calculated for input values greater than 100 and random errors are applied with sigma(pol)/pol of 0.1 and sigma(theta)/theta of 0.1.
cl> polimodel inint="galclust.fits" simlis="galclust.tab" coincid=3 intclip=100.0 pacorr=-10.0 random=yes seed=99 polran=0.10 paran=0.10 modpol="galclustpol.fits" modpa="galclustpa.fits"
None known.
mkobjects, polimplot, fieldplot


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Why is this research being done?
Technology-based health interventions such as smartphone apps or wearable activity trackers (e.g. FitBit) can help people make actionable, concrete behavior change goals. This study explores the use of such new technologies to support people in recovery who want to adopt healthy behaviors.
We will use our findings specifically to understand how technologies can enhance people’s ability to track and reflect on their behavior changes in recovery.
How do I participate?
To volunteer, just email us<EMAIL_ADDRESS>What will I have to do?
If you are selected to participate, we will first invite you to NuWay counseling center in Minneapolis to explain the study and introduce ourselves.
To begin, you will participate in a short interview (about 1 hour) where we ask you about your recovery goals and how you use technologies in your everyday life.
Then, the researchers will give you an app and two devices -- a wearable and a display-- to use at home, work, or wherever you want for 4 weeks. (We will teach you how to use them!)
Then you go home, and we will check in with you periodically (at least once a week) to ask how things are going.
At the end of four weeks, we will schedule another interview to ask you about your experiences using these devices and your opinions about the use of these technologies in your recovery journey.
If you do not wish to complete a study activity, or you would like to stop participating, you may do so at any time.
What are the criteria to participate?
Is this study safe?
There are no significant risks to you participating in this study. All the components of our system are familiar, off-the-shelf devices.
We will take great care to maintain your privacy. We will not collect personal identifiers and study data will not be shared with anyone outside the research team.
If you decide to join this study, you can choose to stop participating at any time.
Will I be compensated?
Yes, we provide up to $80 for completion of the study. Alternatively, if you like the devices, you may choose to keep them as your compensation.
Who can I talk to for more information about this?
Ask a question to powertoken.grouplens@gmail.com


Demo HTML File
Google
CNN News
Go Nowhere
How to creat peanut butter sandwich
- Get Two slices of bread & Penut Butter
- Get a Butter Knife
- Spread Penut Butter in one slice
- Stack together
Favourite Bands & Musicians
- Maroon 5
- One Directions
- Adele
- Adele
- Taylor Swift
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Class |
| Dog |
canines |
| Cat |
Feline |
| Tiger |
Feline | å
| Lion |
Feline |
| Falcon |
Birds |
Google
CNN News
Go Nowhere
My Favourite Musicians


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2017
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Mihai Oltean, An optical solution for the set splitting problem, Acta Univ. Sapientiae, Informatica Vol. 9, Issue 2, pp. 134-143, 2017.
2010
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Oltean Mihai, Muntean Oana, An Optical Solution for the SAT Problem, Third International Workshop, OSC 2010, Bertinoro, Italy, November 17-19, 2010, Revised Selected Papers, LNCS 6748, pp 53-62, Springer-Verlag, 2010.
2009
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Mihai Oltean, Oana
Muntean, Solving the subset-sum problem with a light-based device,
Natural Computing, Springer-Verlag, Vol 8, Issue 2, pp.
321-331, 2009 [Youtube movie].
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Oana Muntean, Mihai Oltean,
Optical solutions for the unbounded subset-sum problem, IJICIC,
Vol 5, Issue 8, 2159-2167, 2009.
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Oana Muntean, Mihai Oltean,
Optical solutions for linear Diophantine equations, Journal of Optoelectronics and
Advanced Materials, Vol. 11, Issue 11, pp. 1728-1734, 2009.
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Mihai Oltean, Oana Muntean, Evolutionary
design of graph-based structures for optical computing, in proceedings of the second workshop on Optical SuperComputing, OSC
2009, LNCS 5882, pp. 56-69, Springer-Verlag, 2009.
2008
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Mihai Oltean, Solving the Hamiltonian path problem with a
light-based computer, Natural Computing,
Springer-Verlag, Vol. 7, Issue 1, pp. 57-70, 2008.
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Mihai Oltean, Oana Muntean,
Exact Cover with Light,
New Generation Computing, Springer-Verlag, Vol. 26, Issue 4,
pp. 327-344, 2008.
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Mihai Oltean, Oana Muntean,
Solving NP-Complete Problems with Delayed Signals: An Overview
of Current Research Directions, in proceedings of 1st
international workshop on Optical SuperComputing, LNCS 5172, pp.
115-128, Springer-Verlag, 2008.
2007
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Oana Muntean, Optical Solutions for NP-complete problems, graduation
thesis, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, Babes-Bolyai
University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, defended 3rd July, 2007
[Special
prize for R&D from
Xoomworks]
2006
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Oltean Mihai, A light-based device for solving the Hamiltonian
path problem, Unconventional Computing conference,
Calude C. (et al.)(Eds.), LNCS 4135, pp. 217-227, Springer-Verlag, 2006,
[ppt]
[html], [Springer]
[Conference site].
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About LYR
Individuals who are disabled, or differently-abled, may have a hard time adjusting to not having caregivers or family members assisting them once living on their own. Due to this anxiety, many of these people do not experience or hold off on experiencing certain things in life, such as moving away for college, getting their own apartment, or other monumental events.
Most of these students have been living with family members who have been taking care, watching out, and assisting them on a daily basis. Lyr is a website being developed to assist people with disabilities connect with others who have had similar experiences in hopes to bestow the confidence and courage they need in order to prosper with a lessened worry about assistance or caretakers. Individuals who are differently-abled do not get to have the “back to school” shopping experience that students who have all their senses do. Many items need to be purchased online, and if living with a roommate or in a dorm room, there is also the anxiety that they might not know the necessary accommodations or routines for their disability. People who suddenly lose one of their senses due to an accident or illness have a hard time adjusting to their new lifestyle, as well.
Lyr will allow anyone to acquire information regarding accommodations, lifestyle changes, and products in order to assist in relieving anxiety. With this information at your finger tips in one place, a non-disabled student can learn about the technology and lifestyle of their disabled roommate. A disabled individual can find a designated Lyr assistant with a similar story and obtain knowledge, personal product reviews, tips, and even one-on-one video chats or messaging with that person who has already experienced the situation. With a wide assortment of profiles, products, tips, and information, anyone who seeks such assistance can find everything in one place.
Facts
Deaf
National research for students who are deaf or hard of hearing indicates that the average student with major hearing loss graduates from high school with reading comprehension skills at approximately the fourth grade level. About 20% of these same students leave school with a reading level at or below second grade. 37% of youth with hearing impairments are most likely to attend 2-year or 4-year colleges.
Blind
With 6.6 million blind individuals in the United States alone population having a disabling hearing loss,information that is not as widely provided as it is required. Furthermore, approximately 45% of individuals with severe visual impairment or blindness have a high school diploma. Youth with visual impairments are the most likely to have goals related to attending a 2-year or 4-year college, compared to other disability groups.
Special Circumstances
Youth with multiple disabilities are the least likely to graduate with a regular diploma and least likely to have completed high school. Youth with multiple disabilities, such as deaf-blind, are the least likely to attend post-secondary school, coming in at about 16%. These situations don’t even encompass the thousands of workplace and everyday accidents that result in leaving individuals with a sensory disability.


Framerate: FPS
Number of hands: Hands
Number of pointables: Pointables
Number of tools: Tools
Number of fingers: Fingers
Number of gestures: Gestures
Number of fingers held up: 0
finger 1: 0
finger 2: 0
finger 3: 0
finger 4: 0
finger 5: 0
Total Number Entered So Far: 0


Batman is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, and first appeared in Detective Comics
SuperMan
DC.
SuperMan
Superman is a fictional superhero. The character was created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, and first appeared in Action Comics #1, a comic book published on April 18, 1938.
Iron Man
MARVEL
Iron Man
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Hulk
MARVEL.
Hulk
The Hulk is a fictional superhero appearing in publications by the American publisher Marvel Comics. Created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in the debut issue of The Incredible Hulk.
Thanos
MARVEL.
Thanos
Thanos is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer-artist Jim Starlin, and made his first appearance in The Invincible Iron Man #55
Groot
MARVEL.
Groot
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Info
Go to Downloads to download a copy of CoolProp and get started
Help?
Do you need help? If there is something that doesn't work (but should), please email!
Feature Request
* Do you want CoolProp in another programming language? Please email!
* If you want more serious additions, or major changes in functionality, please email.


At some point you might need Varnish to cache content from several servers. You might want Varnish to map all the URL into one single host or not. There are lot of options.
Lets say we need to introduce a Java application into out PHP web site. Lets say our Java application should handle URL beginning with /java/.
We manage to get the thing up and running on port 8000. Now, lets have a look a default.vcl.:
backend default {
.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
.port = "8080";
}
We add a new backend.:
backend java {
.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
.port = "8000";
}
Now we need tell where to send the difference URL. Lets look at vcl_recv.:
sub vcl_recv {
if (req.url ~ "^/java/") {
set req.backend = java;
} else {
set req.backend = default.
}
}
It's quite simple, really. Lets stop and think about this for a moment. As you can see you can define how you choose backends based on really arbitrary data. You want to send mobile devices to a different backend? No problem. if (req.User-agent ~ /mobile/) .... should do the trick.
You can also group several backend into a group of backends. These groups are called directors. This will give you increased performance and resilience. You can define several backends and group them together in a director.:
backend server1 {
.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
}
backend server2{
.host = "<IP_ADDRESS>";
}
Now we create the director.:
director example_director round-robin {
{
.backend = server1;
}
# server2
{
.backend = server2;
}
# foo
}
This director is a round-robin director. This means the director will distribute the incoming requests on a round-robin basis. There is also a random director which distributes requests in a, you guessed it, random fashion.
But what if one of your servers goes down? Can Varnish direct all the requests to the healthy server? Sure it can. This is where the Health Checks come into play.
Lets set up a director with two backends and health checks. First lets define the backends.:
backend server1 {
.host = "server1.example.com";
.probe = {
.url = "/";
.interval = 5s;
.timeout = 1 s;
.window = 5;
.threshold = 3;
}
}
backend server2 {
.host = "server2.example.com";
.probe = {
.url = "/";
.interval = 5s;
.timeout = 1 s;
.window = 5;
.threshold = 3;
}
}
Whats new here is the probe. Varnish will check the health of each backend with a probe. The options are
Now we define the director.:
director example_director round-robin {
{
.backend = server1;
}
# server2
{
.backend = server2;
}
}
You use this director just as you would use any other director or backend. Varnish will not send traffic to hosts that are marked as unhealthy. Varnish can also serve stale content if all the backends are down. See Misbehaving servers for more information on how to enable this.
Please note that Varnish will keep probes active for all loaded VCLs. Varnish will coalesce probes that seem identical - so be careful not to change the probe config if you do a lot of VCL loading. Unloading the VCL will discard the probes.


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There are no active parks.
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Galleria Flickr Plugin Demo
Demonstrating a basic gallery example with a Flickr search.
Made by
Galleria
.
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Example overview
In this sample application Acegi is configured to use the Basic authentication mechanism. Follow the steps in the previous section to see how Basic authentication works.
The Acegi configuration file - found under src/web-app/WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml in the simple-basic-authentication project - is annotated with comments about the role of each object in the configuration.
Almost all JARS used in this project have their source code attached. You can load the source code for any of the classes you see in the Acegi configuration by pressing CTRL+ALT+T in Eclipse and by typing the class name (without the package name) in the window that appears. Select the class you want to load and press OK.
The classes configured in this sample applications and in any typical Acegi configuration can be divided in three categories:
The Filter classes are the most versatile group of classes since they handle things like:
Read the comments in the src/web-app/WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml and src/web-app/WEB-INF/web.xml files for more details about the role of each class in this Acegi configuration. Also take a look at the javadoc for each of these classes, either by loading the class in Eclipse or in the javadoc located in the docs/acegi-security/multiproject/acegi-security directory of this distribution.
Also note that I didn't write any custom code to set up the security configuration for this sample application.
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Hi I am interested in using this system to monitor and control a solar site.
The Utility power feed and the Inverter grid tie interconnection are in an outdoor Terminal Box
and from there the load feeds go underground to the house about 100 feet (33 meters) away.
I am in the North part of the U.S. and the temperatures in this Terminal Box will be in a range from a low of about -30C in the winter to a high of over 40C in the summer.
The CT’s and the emonTx V3 would also be in this Terminal Box --- any problems with this module operating over that temperature range ?
I also have a question, if when using the Raspberry Pi with the RFM12Pi wireless board if some of the GPIO pins
are also available to be set via a Python program to output control of relays.
I am doing something similar to this now at another site with an Onset wireless data logger and using a Raspberry Pi
and a Python program to control the GPIO output pins which switch a couple of small opto-isolated relays which in turn control a 30 amp 240 volt contactor for a water heater based on the data logger load and PV output data.
This system appears to have more data available and costs considerably less than the Onset system.
Thanks for any help you can give.
Wallace
Re: emonTx V3 in extreme temperature range
Hi Wallace,
We have not tested the V3 in extreme conditions, however based on component datasheet and calculations it should be able to achieve the following :
http://wiki.openenergymonitor.org/index.php?title=EmonTx_V3#Electrical_C...
Re: emonTx V3 in extreme temperature range
Hi gyln
Thanks for the info --- it does look like it should be able operate at those temps.
I reckon I will have to use a 433 MHz remote whip antenna mounted on the outside of the metal Terminal Box to get the signals out to the Raspberry Pi Base Station which will be located in the house over a 100 feet away.


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neurons, chemical reactions, species...
friendship networks, neighborhoods, facebook...
a convergence of fields led to what now is known as network science
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and empowers us to attempt comprehension
One of the most influential - and cited - modern researchers. Known for many of his contributions to the field, specially related to scaling and organization of random networks.
Sebastian Seung. Are we more than the connections of our neurons?
The OpenWorm ProjectNicholas Christakis, "how the large-scale, face-to-face social networks in which we are embedded affect our lives, and what we can do to take advantage of this fact."
James B. Glatteferder, a data-driven approach to understanding the global economy through the study of its complex relationships.
I hope you have learned something new today!
Network science, the study of complexity, a new interdisciplinary field with a future promising to challenge exactly how we see the world.
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Sudarsan Pattnaik becomes first Indian to win prestigious Italian award for sand art
Representing India at the International Scorrano Sand Nativity event held in Lecce from November 13 to 17, the acclaimed artist created a sand sculpture of Mahatma Gandhi along with Russian artist Pavel Minilkov
by PTIAcclaimed Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has been conferred the Italian Golden Sand Art Award, 2019 at a ceremony in Rome, becoming the first Indian to win the prestigious award for his contribution to sand art.
Representing India at the International Scorrano Sand Nativity event held in Lecce from November 13 to 17, Mr. Pattnaik created a 10-foot high sand sculpture of Mahatma Gandhi along with Russian artist Pavel Minilkov.
“I have received the award on Friday from Vito Maraschio, the president of Promuovi International Scorrano Sand Nativity at a ceremony in Rome. Neeharika Singh, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Indian Embassy, was also present at the award ceremony,” Mr. Patnaik wrote on twitter.
Eight sculptors from different countries participated in the festival.
“I feel very glad and honoured to receive this prestigious award,” said Mr. Pattnaik, who is also a Padma Shri awardee.
Till now, Mr. Pattnaik has participated in more than 60 international sand art festivals and championships around the world and has won many prizes for India.
On Friday evening, he called on Indian Ambassador in Italy Reenat Sandhu who congratulated him on his achievements.
The event was held under the patronage of the Puglia Region in South Italy.


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This year I took a course on Bayesian analysis. Many concepts were introduced such as Monte Carlo approximation, Markov Chain Monte Carlo / Gibb’s Sampler,
I would suggest reading these books Bayesian Methods for Data Analysis
A first course in Bayesian Statistical Methods
In Chapters 10,11&12 in “Bayesian Methods for Data analysis”, Bayesian computational concepts are introduced. I would suggest learning those concepts.
The project I was part of was about constructing a three component mixture model using Children’s Behavorial Questionnaire(CBQ)
**CBQ: 195 items, assesses 15 aspects of temperament of children ages 3-8
***Low intensity pleasure: describes amount of pleasure or enjoyment related to situations involving low stimulus intensity, complexity, novelty Implications for self regulation, adolescent physical activity, etc. Not known if there are different groupings of children’s LOWIP scores based on personality, parenting, gender, etc.
Here, LOWIP was modeled well using a three-component model. Of the variables the research team provided, neither number of siblings or type of school attended seemed to be a good indicator.
Further research was found to be needed to explore what latent variables are responsible for this distribution of LOWIP Scores.
I hope this helped you to understand some concepts of bayesian analysis. The code of this project is included in my Github page.


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Grid based design means that a web page is divided up into a grid like structure with rows and columns.
Responsive web pages relate to how a web page can be displayed on different devices. All the hype is about it, because of the cleverness involved to be able to have webpages displayed on a smaller device like a cellphone or tablet and that is a good achievement in terms of technology.
Semantic structure relates to tags that make sense to humans as well as the browser. They are the tags that are designed to make certain elements stand out like for example header, image and form tags.
All the topics covered in the udacity tutorials I found interesting. What I did find particularly interesting was using overflow: auto to control your page for scrolling through a page that has a lot of text and using media queries when designing responsive web sites able to be used on a cellphone or tablet.


6. Strategies to scale computationally: bigger data¶
For some applications the amount of examples, features (or both) and/or the speed at which they need to be processed are challenging for traditional approaches. In these cases scikit-learn has a number of options you can consider to make your system scale.
6.1. Scaling with instances using out-of-core learning¶
Out-of-core (or “external memory”) learning is a technique used to learn from data that cannot fit in a computer’s main memory (RAM).
Here is sketch of a system designed to achieve this goal:
- a way to stream instances
- a way to extract features from instances
- an incremental algorithm
6.1.1. Streaming instances¶
Basically, 1. may be a reader that yields instances from files on a hard drive, a database, from a network stream etc. However, details on how to achieve this are beyond the scope of this documentation.
6.1.2. Extracting features¶
2. could be any relevant way to extract features among the
different feature extraction methods supported by
scikit-learn. However, when working with data that needs vectorization and
where the set of features or values is not known in advance one should take
explicit care. A good example is text classification where unknown terms are
likely to be found during training. It is possible to use a statefull
vectorizer if making multiple passes over the data is reasonable from an
application point of view. Otherwise, one can turn up the difficulty by using
a stateless feature extractor. Currently the preferred way to do this is to
use the so-called hashing trick as implemented by
sklearn.feature_extraction.FeatureHasher
for datasets with categorical
variables represented as list of Python dicts or
sklearn.feature_extraction.text.HashingVectorizer
for text documents.
6.1.3. Incremental learning¶
Finally, for 3. we have a number of options inside scikit-learn. Although all
algorithms cannot learn incrementally (i.e. without seeing all the instances
at once), all estimators implementing the partial_fit
API are candidates.
Actually, the ability to learn incrementally from a mini-batch of instances
(sometimes called “online learning”) is key to out-of-core learning as it
guarantees that at any given time there will be only a small amount of
instances in the main memory. Choosing a good size for the mini-batch that
balances relevancy and memory footprint could involve some tuning [1].
Here is a list of incremental estimators for different tasks:
- Clustering
- Decomposition / feature Extraction
For classification, a somewhat important thing to note is that although a
stateless feature extraction routine may be able to cope with new/unseen
attributes, the incremental learner itself may be unable to cope with
new/unseen targets classes. In this case you have to pass all the possible
classes to the first partial_fit
call using the classes=
parameter.
Another aspect to consider when choosing a proper algorithm is that all of them
don’t put the same importance on each example over time. Namely, the
Perceptron
is still sensitive to badly labeled examples even after many
examples whereas the SGD*
and PassiveAggressive*
families are more
robust to this kind of artifacts. Conversely, the later also tend to give less
importance to remarkably different, yet properly labeled examples when they
come late in the stream as their learning rate decreases over time.
6.1.4. Examples¶
Finally, we have a full-fledged example of Out-of-core classification of text documents. It is aimed at providing a starting point for people wanting to build out-of-core learning systems and demonstrates most of the notions discussed above.
Furthermore, it also shows the evolution of the performance of different algorithms with the number of processed examples.
Now looking at the computation time of the different parts, we see that the
vectorization is much more expensive than learning itself. From the different
algorithms, MultinomialNB
is the most expensive, but its overhead can be
mitigated by increasing the size of the mini-batches (exercise: change
minibatch_size
to 100 and 10000 in the program and compare).
6.1.5. Notes¶
| [1] | Depending on the algorithm the mini-batch size can influence results or not. SGD*, PassiveAggressive*, and discrete NaiveBayes are truly online and are not affected by batch size. Conversely, MiniBatchKMeans convergence rate is affected by the batch size. Also, its memory footprint can vary dramatically with batch size. |


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by Sanya AgunbiadeNollywood actor Okon, whose real name is Ime Bishop Umoh has shown off his new body transformation, after intense workout regime.
The actor who used to be known for his signatory pot-belly posted a new photo of himself at the gym and, unbelievably, the pot-belly seems to have disappeared.
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To use this analysis method select Maintain | Calibration | Collar. Select the material type (PWR, BWR, etc.) and the mode [Thermal (no Cd)] or [Fast (Cd)]. Then select the Next button to enter the calibration coefficients. You can set upper and lower mass limits, if desired; after a verification measurement is completed, a warning is given if the assay mass is outside of the mass limits.
A recent enhancement to the Collar Calibration parameters increases the specificity of the poison absorption factor (PAF) for a given poison rod type. Normally, a PAF value is globally associated with a single rod type, and specified in the global Poison Rod Type Add/Delete feature. Specific PAF values may now be assigned to each thermal mode, for a single material type. On the first dialog of the Collar Calibration parameters, a rod type selector is shown. The corresponding PAF for the selected rod type is also shown. To override the default PAF for the selected rod type, enter a new PAF value in the edit box. The new value will be associated with the currently selected detector, material type and thermal mode. On the third dialog, a table entry is provided for entering coefficients for each rod type. The active PAF value for each rod is shown. A new PAF value may be entered from this dialog. These new unique PAF values are used in analyses and retained in measurement results.
The only calibration curve type used for the collar so far is D = am/(1 + bm), where D is the doubles rate, m is the 235U mass, and a and b are calibration coefficients. You can enter the calibration coefficients and errors from the keyboard or read them from a disk file under File | Get External Data | Initial Data. The extra error term (sigma x) is normally zero. This error is used to account for error sources not accounted for by the curve-fitting process and is expressed as percent relative standard deviation; the corresponding mass error is combined quadratically with the mass error calculated from the calibration curve variances and covariances and the doubles rate standard deviation.
The number of calibration rods is the number of rods in the fuel assembly used to determine the calibration parameters.
The poison correction factor k3 has the form:
k3 = 1 + n * N0 / N * a * [1 - exp(-lambda * poison)] * (b - c * E)
where:
n = number of poison rods in the measured fuel assembly
N0 = number of rods in reference fuel assembly
N = total number of rods in the measured fuel assembly
lambda = poison absorption factor
poison = weight-percent poison in the poison rods
E = 235U enrichment in percent
a, b, c = calibration constants
Lambda depends on the type of poison rod. You can enter new poison rod types under Maintain | Poison Rod Type Add/Delete.
The uranium mass correction factor k4 has the form:
k4 = 1 + a * (b - U)
where:
U = total uranium mass in grams
a, b = calibration constants
The extra item correction factor k5 accounts for other sample effects such as protective bagging and cardboard around a fuel assembly. The k5 correction factor can be composed of up to 20 separate factors and their absolute errors which can be enabled on an individual measurement basis. The final k5 correction factor is the product of all the k5 components selected for a particular measurement.
You can find details about collar calibration in the Los Alamos report “Neutron Collar Calibration and Evaluation for Assay of LWR Fuel Assemblies Containing Burnable Neutron Absorbers”, LA-11965-MS (1990). This report gives calibration parameters for PWR and BWR fuel assemblies containing gadolinium poison rods.
You can print all of the collar calibration parameters by clicking on “Print calibration parameters” in either the “Collar Calibration” or “Correction Factors” dialog box.


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Assembly panel seeks full-time special officer for CCRC
Stress laid on day-to-day supervision of work for the facility
by Special CorrespondentThe Assembly Committee on Estimates has submitted a report to the State government seeking appointment of a full-time special officer and project officer to access the day-to-day progress of work for the Cochin Cancer Research Centre (CCRC).
The committee had submitted the report on November 5 after evaluating the progress of work in August. The lack of supervision of day-to-day work is perhaps a major lapse of the project, it had noted.
Committee members led by S. Sarma, MLA, along with MLAs K.C. Joseph and P.K. Abdu Rabb had visited the construction site recently.
The report also stressed the need for the formation of a sub-committee led by the special officer. “Weekly review meetings should be called by the sub-committee, which includes project officer, CCRC Director, and Inkel representative,” it said.
The report also pointed out the failure on the part of the authorities in spending the budgetary allocation for CCRC construction. In 2017-18, the allocation was ₹10 crore, while only ₹2.7 crore was spent. In 2018-19, ₹15 crore was earmarked.
Besides the setting up of an in-patient facility for 20 patients, an ambulance and operation theatres are needed. Three fully-equipped theatres have been recommended at CCRC.
The committee said that labour issues and floods had delayed work last year.
The panel had held discussions with Inkel, which is implementing the project under the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board (KIIFB), and Justice Krishna Iyer Movement, which had called for the establishment of the cancer centre.


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Wildhorse Plains [ae32], plain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 114
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Wildhorse Plains [ae32], plain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 114
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0: Garrison [gi8o], garrison, Pen, with ten workers guards Wildhorse
0: Plains [ae32].
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Province controlled by Oleg's Refuge [g4z], castle, in Dragonback
Mountains [ae34]
Routes leaving Wildhorse Plains:
North, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [ad32], 7 days
Garrison [hf4k], garrison, uncontrolled, with ten peasants
East, plain, to Wildhorse Plains [ae33], 7 days
Garrison [hf9i], garrison, uncontrolled, with five peasants
South, to Ocean [af32], Crystal Sea, 2 days
West, to Ocean [ae31], Crystal Sea, 2 days
Inner locations:
Pasture [ad0t], pasture, 1 day, owner:
Minotaur [hm8q], minotaurs, number: 27
Seen here:
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Multi-partisanship DLEs will strengthen nation’s democracy - MCE
by Fawzia Seidu, GNASunyani, Nov. 14, GNA - The Amendment of Article 55(3) of the 1992 constitution to give way for multi-partisanship local level elections would promote inclusiveness and strengthen the nation’s fledgling democracy, Madam Justina Owusu-Banahene, the Sunyani Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) has said.
She implored the electorate to come out in their numbers and vote ‘’YES’’ on Tuesday, December 17 to pave the way for the amendment.
Speaking at a town hall meeting organised by the Assembly in Sunyani, Madam Owusu-Banahene said the introduction of partisanship into the District Level Elections (DLEs) would push Assembly members to work hard to take the development of local communities to the next level.
She explained that the nation had gone far and achieved a lot in its democratic system of government, saying the amendment of the Article 55(3) would thus help to consolidate the gains of Ghana’s democracy.
Madam Banahene entreated the electorate not to allow anything to stop them from participating in the DLEs and the Referendum because it bordered on their socio-economic progress as individuals, families and communities.
Mr. Yaw Badu Amaniampong, the Sunyani Municipal Returning Officer of the Electoral Commission said the Commission would soon open the campaign to enable candidates to sell themselves and their ideologies to the electorate.
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model='measurements'
model_singular='measurement'
organizations=organizations
section=section
user=user
%}
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model='measurements'
model_singular='measurement'
organizations=organizations
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model="results"
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description="Manage results that are calculated from this measurement."
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parent_model="measurements"
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Enum(*pc.ferc1_plant_kind_strings, name="ferc1_plant_kind"),
comment="Simplified plant type, categorized by PUDL based on our best guess of what was intended based on freeform string reported to FERC. Unidentifiable types are null."
)
construction_type = Column(
Enum(*pc.ferc1_construction_type_strings,
name="ferc1_construction_type"),
comment="Type of plant construction. Categorized by PUDL based on our best guess of intended value in FERC1 freeform strings."
)
construction_year = Column(
Integer,
comment="Year the plant"s oldest still operational unit was built."
)
After Change
ForeignKeyConstraint(
["utility_id_ferc1", "plant_name"],
["plants_ferc.utility_id_ferc1", "plants_ferc.plant_name"]),
{"comment": "Large thermal generating plants, as reported on page 402 of FERC Form 1."}
)
id = Column(Integer, autoincrement=True,
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The plugins_services.js
file provides the Plugins
provider.
This provider is used both at config time in order to create new plugins,
and in run time in order to access the plugins.
Plugins
provider should be injected (using angular DI) to a config
block, or to other providers.
The provider has two properties:
NavigationPlugin
: this "class" (using the class.js
package) is the base class used to create new navigation plugins.
You should refer to ContentPlugin
: this "class" is the base class used to create new content plugins.
Once angular enters the run phase, the Plugins
provider binds each plugin configuration (defined on the application objects) to its matching plugin object.
This is done by matching the plugin configuration's pluginId
to the plugin's id
.
Once a match is found, the plugin configuration object gets a plugin
property holding the plugin, and canHandle
property which is the plugin's canHandle
function (unless the plugin configuration has defined the function by itself).
The Plugins
provider should be injected (using angular DI) to a run
block, or to other services.
The provider has several properties, all of which are documented in the service code itself.


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Facundo's Portfolio
Welcome to my portfolio.
My full name is Facundo Munoz. I was born on may 23rd 2000 in Montevideo Uruguay, but I was raised in Asuncion, Paraguay. I am currently a sophomore studying computer science at the University of Notre Dame, with a minor in innovation and entrepreneurship as well as a minor in engineering corporate practice. I love programming and I also aspire to be an entrepreneur in the future! Keep reading to learn more about me...
My Family and friends:
Click here to see pictures of my family and friends!
Some of my projects and experiences:
My projects and experiences...
- One of my first experiences was working on an undergraduate research project during the summer after my freshman year. I worked on building an android app with Java and Android Studio that would constantly track and store the location of the user to allow him to check his wherabouts and his frequently visited places in the past to aid with contact tracing during the pandemic. I worked on everything from the ui of the app, to the SQLite databases and developing different classes as well as data gathering and data processing algorithms.
- Another great experience that I also had during the summer was a part-time internship with a local game development company. I worked on a new game that was being developed, both in terms of the participating in the conception of the idea and the planning, and later starting the development of the game's ui using Unity and C#. I also learned a lot about how a software company works and how big projects are worked on by multiple engineers using git and other resources like trello to keep track of different taks and bugs.
- One of my favorite projects that I worked was an app that I made on my own as a personal project. I used Flutter to make a group chat app for students to find study groups during covid. People could create groups for specific classes or assignments that would then show up to other students for them to join. That way you could find other peole that have the same class or assignment as you and help each other. This was a great learning experience for me and very fun to do.
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Coverage Summary for Package: org.apache.bookkeeper.client
| Package |
Class, %
|
Method, %
|
Line, %
|
| org.apache.bookkeeper.client |
29,8%
(61/ 205)
|
23,9%
(279/ 1165)
|
17,7%
(1199/ 6756)
|
|
Class |
Class, %
|
Method, %
|
Line, %
|
| LedgerHandleAdv |
0%
(0/ 3)
|
0%
(0/ 17)
|
0%
(0/ 68)
|
| ReadOnlyLedgerHandle |
33,3%
(1/ 3)
|
12,5%
(4/ 32)
|
6,9%
(10/ 144)
|
| SyncCallbackUtils |
50%
(6/ 12)
|
48,1%
(13/ 27)
|
43,8%
(32/ 73)
|
| LedgerOpenOp |
25%
(1/ 4)
|
43,8%
(7/ 16)
|
41,4%
(46/ 111)
|
| BookieInfoReader |
44,4%
(4/ 9)
|
9,8%
(4/ 41)
|
10,2%
(19/ 186)
|
| PendingReadLacOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 4)
|
0%
(0/ 56)
|
| ReadLastConfirmedOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 6)
|
0%
(0/ 56)
|
| WeightedRandomSelectionImpl |
0%
(0/ 2)
|
0%
(0/ 9)
|
0%
(0/ 72)
|
| ZoneawareEnsemblePlacementPolicyImpl |
0%
(0/ 4)
|
0%
(0/ 46)
|
0%
(0/ 412)
|
| ForceLedgerOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 6)
|
0%
(0/ 43)
|
| TryReadLastConfirmedOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 4)
|
0%
(0/ 44)
|
| ListenerBasedPendingReadOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 3)
|
0%
(0/ 22)
|
| ReadLastConfirmedAndEntryOp |
0%
(0/ 5)
|
0%
(0/ 38)
|
0%
(0/ 260)
|
| LedgerMetadataImpl |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
80%
(20/ 25)
|
65%
(52/ 80)
|
| LedgerCreateOp |
50%
(2/ 4)
|
33,3%
(9/ 27)
|
31,5%
(58/ 184)
|
| RackawareEnsemblePlacementPolicyImpl |
100%
(3/ 3)
|
43,3%
(13/ 30)
|
27,6%
(115/ 416)
|
| DefaultSpeculativeRequestExecutionPolicy |
33,3%
(1/ 3)
|
20%
(2/ 10)
|
23,5%
(8/ 34)
|
| UpdateLedgerOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 12)
|
0%
(0/ 68)
|
| ZoneawareEnsemblePlacementPolicy |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 8)
|
0%
(0/ 39)
|
| EnsemblePlacementPolicy |
66,7%
(2/ 3)
|
50%
(6/ 12)
|
63,2%
(12/ 19)
|
| LedgerMetadataBuilder |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
90%
(18/ 20)
|
89%
(65/ 73)
|
| RackawareEnsemblePlacementPolicy |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
46,7%
(7/ 15)
|
28,3%
(17/ 60)
|
| LedgerHandle |
33,3%
(6/ 18)
|
27,5%
(38/ 138)
|
23,3%
(167/ 718)
|
| BookKeeper |
50%
(4/ 8)
|
40%
(36/ 90)
|
39%
(152/ 390)
|
| ExplicitLacFlushPolicy |
40%
(2/ 5)
|
21,1%
(4/ 19)
|
6,3%
(4/ 63)
|
| BookKeeperAdmin |
0%
(0/ 16)
|
0%
(0/ 105)
|
0%
(0/ 604)
|
| PendingWriteLacOp |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 6)
|
0%
(0/ 43)
|
| LedgerMetadataUtils |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
50%
(4/ 8)
|
29,4%
(5/ 17)
|
| LedgerFragmentReplicator |
0%
(0/ 5)
|
0%
(0/ 21)
|
0%
(0/ 156)
|
| ClientInternalConf |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
50%
(2/ 4)
|
88,6%
(31/ 35)
|
| TopologyAwareEnsemblePlacementPolicy |
75%
(6/ 8)
|
42,6%
(20/ 47)
|
30,2%
(102/ 338)
|
| LedgerChecker |
0%
(0/ 7)
|
0%
(0/ 18)
|
0%
(0/ 172)
|
| PendingAddOp |
66,7%
(2/ 3)
|
59,3%
(16/ 27)
|
52,3%
(114/ 218)
|
| LedgerFragment |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 17)
|
0%
(0/ 69)
|
| LedgerRecoveryOp |
0%
(0/ 3)
|
0%
(0/ 12)
|
0%
(0/ 88)
|
| BookKeeperClientStats |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
100%
(1/ 1)
|
100%
(1/ 1)
|
| PendingReadOp |
0%
(0/ 6)
|
0%
(0/ 42)
|
0%
(0/ 257)
|
| LedgerEntry |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 7)
|
0%
(0/ 21)
|
| AsyncCallback |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
100%
(1/ 1)
|
100%
(2/ 2)
|
| RegionAwareEnsemblePlacementPolicy |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 14)
|
0%
(0/ 267)
|
| DistributionSchedule |
0%
(0/ 2)
|
0%
(0/ 12)
|
0%
(0/ 12)
|
| BKException |
13,9%
(5/ 36)
|
20%
(9/ 45)
|
15,2%
(20/ 132)
|
| EnsembleUtils |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 4)
|
0%
(0/ 34)
|
| RoundRobinDistributionSchedule |
83,3%
(5/ 6)
|
51%
(26/ 51)
|
32,6%
(63/ 193)
|
| DefaultEnsemblePlacementPolicy |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 12)
|
0%
(0/ 82)
|
| LedgerDeleteOp |
50%
(1/ 2)
|
40%
(4/ 10)
|
37,2%
(16/ 43)
|
| BookieWatcherImpl |
100%
(2/ 2)
|
52,9%
(9/ 17)
|
42,9%
(54/ 126)
|
| DynamicWeightedRandomSelectionImpl |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 8)
|
0%
(0/ 63)
|
| SyncCounter |
0%
(0/ 1)
|
0%
(0/ 11)
|
0%
(0/ 26)
|
| MetadataUpdateLoop |
100%
(1/ 1)
|
60%
(6/ 10)
|
51,5%
(34/ 66)
|


JSON is a format for storing and transporting data.
JSON is often used when data is sent from a server to a web page.
* The JSON syntax is derived from JavaScript object notation syntax, but the JSON format is text only. Code for reading and generating JSON data can be written in any programming language.
The JSON format is syntactically identical to the code for creating JavaScript objects.
Because of this similarity, a JavaScript program can easily convert JSON data into native JavaScript objects.
JSON data is written as name/value pairs, just like JavaScript object properties.
A name/value pair consists of a field name (in double quotes), followed by a colon, followed by a value:
"firstName":"John"
JSON names require double quotes. JavaScript names do not.
JSON objects are written inside curly braces.
Just like in JavaScript, objects can contain multiple name/value pairs:
{ "firstName" : "John" , "lastName" : "Doe" }
JSON arrays are written inside square brackets.
Just like in JavaScript, an array can contain objects:
In the example above, the object "employees" is an array. It contains three objects.
Each object is a record of a person (with a first name and a last name).
A common use of JSON is to read data from a web server, and display the data in a web page.
For simplicity, this can be demonstrated using a string as input:
This is an example:


Web Structure
The basic high level elements of "The Web" are user's computers running browsers, the Internet,
and Servers.
HTML
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML documents make up the majority
of the content on the web.
Tags and Elemnts
HTML documents are comprised of HTML Elements. HTML Elements are defined using HTML Tags.
Tags typically have begin and end components, with void type tags being
an exception only having a single component. An example of a void tag is the "br" tag.
Some tags have content, some have content and attributes. Some tags are inline, menaing they work 'inline' with other HTML elements. Some tags are block - which for now means they create an invisible block in the HTML document that can have attributes which we'll learn about later.'
Computers only do what we tell them to do (at least for now)...


You're about to request connection to your friend. You can only do this when you are together. Ask your friend to show you their Gaddum app, at the profile page
You should be able to see your friend's Gaddum profile screen. Press Next, to start scanning the QR code on their profile. This will begin your connection process.
Got it. Your connection request has been sent. Ask your friend to allow it. They'll see it in their Gaddum 'Messages' Tab. You can make as many requests as you like. Just go back to the scanner, by pressing 'Again'
All your connection requests have been sent. You can see if they successed in your 'Messages' tab.


Anypoint Control Mixins
HoverableMixin
Child
ButtonStateMixin and ConstrolStateMixin
Normal
Hello World
Toggles
Hello World
Disabled
Hello World


[[#{desktop.managerIncludes.home}]]
[[#{desktop.managerIncludes.storageConfigurations}]]
[[#{desktop.managerIncludes.organizations}]]
[[#{desktop.managerIncludes.groups}]]
Reports
[[#{desktop.managerIncludes.nav.system}]]
[[#{desktop.managerIncludes.nav.help}]]


Sedans
Choose a sedan for its affordability and excellent fuel economy. Ideal for cruising in the city or on your next road trip.
Suvs
Take an Suv for its spacious interior, power, and versatility. Perfect for your next family vacation and off-road adventures.
Luxury
Cruise in the best car brands without the bloated prices. Enjoy the enhanced comfort of a luxury rental and arrive in style.


Furious Speaker suspends sitting after more than half of the MPs were late
The Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Mike Ocquaye suspended sitting today November 19, 2019, after more than half of the members were late for proceedings to begin. This is day two of the 2020 budget debate and as at 10: am when the proceedings were expected to begin, only a hand full of MPs were present.
The Speaker, therefore, suspended sitting for a while a met the leaders of both Majority and Minority to discuss the attitude of members towards business proceedings.
"This is an important matter on the parliamentary calendar, the constitutional function of the House must be respected so I will suspend sitting and meet the leaders because this attitude is not good enough, we will have a little meeting and return in an hours time," the Speaker said.
The Deputy Majority Whip Moses Anim argues that most of their members are in their offices and are monitoring proceedings.
This Minority spokesperson on Finance, Cassiel Ato Forson disagrees as he says the Majority side do not believe in their own budget hence are scared to come and debate.


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{% comment %} The code below dynamically generates a top nav of pages with`layout: page` in the front-matter. See readme for usage. There is a copy of this file for each menu across the top of the page. The only difference is the value of the 'menu_position' set at top of file. secondnav values from 0-9 with 0 for the button lable when there are menu items, 9 for when there is no drop down. {% endcomment %} {% assign menu_position = 1 %} {% assign pages_list = site.pages | sort:"secondnav" %} {% for node in pages_list %} {% if node.title != null %} {% if node.firstnav == menu_position %} {% if node.secondnav == 1 %}


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Frontend webApp for Operation Systems Client Module.
You will need the following things properly installed on your computer.
npm install @angular/cli@latest -g
git clone <repository-url>
cd project-angel-food/frontend
npm install
Make sure you've edited ./src/environments/environment.ts
and ./src/environments/environment.prod.ts
respectively.
ng serve
ng build
(development)ng build --prod --base-href http://website-address
(production)npm install -g protractor
ng e2e