Before Change
print(">>>>>>batch_size", batch_size)
// if encode end state exists use it, otherwise set up zero end state
if "encoder_end_state" in encoder_outputs:
encoder_end_state = encoder_outputs["encoder_end_state"]
else:
encoder_end_state = [
After Change
tf.zeros([batch_size, self.rnn_units], tf.float32),
tf.zeros([batch_size, self.rnn_units], tf.float32)
]
elif self.cell_type in {"rnn", "gru"} and encoder_end_state is None:
encoder_end_state = tf.zeros([batch_size, self.rnn_units], tf.float32)
if training:


{% extends "webapp/_layout_narrow.html" %} {% block title %}Guidelines | {% endblock %} {% block breadcrumb %}
{% endblock %} {% block body %}Simply speaking: the system accepts the source code sent by a user and performs compilation of that code using the compiler and options defined by task creator. The next step is conducting set of tests on the compiled code - it means that the code is being run in a virtual machine with defined restrictions (memory, execution time etc) and checking if the program gives correct results.
Automatic assessment is related only to the outcome of program work (it's output). It doesn't check code style, overall sense etc. Testing is done using the input data which was defined by the task author.
Let's use an exemplary pack in order to explain how to put previous two paragraphs in life. New task can be created by filling in the form in Algochecker but first it is required to prepare the pack according to desired requirements.
Mentioned pack is a .zip
file which consists of directories input/
,
output/
and a configuration file config.yml
Let's analyze the exemplary pack multiplication.zip. It is a pack which defines a task "Write a program which will read three numbers and print their product." The best way is to download the pack, unpack it and analyze the content together with reading this page.
First of all, the pack contains the file config.yml
(can be created using Notepad).
The file contains basic information for the system about how the compilation and testing must be performed.
It has information which compiler must be used (compiler.name
) and how much time the program
has in order to produce required results (runner.limits.timeout
).
Apart from that, the pack contains directories input/
and output/
, and inside
them there are files with identical names. Directory input/
holds input data and directory
output/
holds data with expected output.
Exact meaning is: if on the standard input of the program sent by a user we will put contents of the file
input/test1.txt
, the program must output the answer as in file output/test1.txt
.
That is the way basic testing looks like. Algochecker runs the program, gives it prepared data, waits for the result and then compares it with the expected output. During the testing all limits for time/memory/CPU are taken into account according to the configuration.
Our exemplary configuration file will force the program not to execute longer than 1000 ms
(1 second).
If in case of any test, the program will hang, after a second it will be turned off with the test assumed as failed.
Similarly in case when memory limit is exceeded.
You may ask the question: are three tests enough to tell if the program is actually working as supposed or not?
The answer is: probably yes. User has absolutely no control on the compilation and testing process, which is carried by the Algochecker. The user has no possibility to find out what data was actually inputted to his program. For that reason, the risk of somehow "cheating" to work around the requirements is substantially reduced. It really depends on the set of tests, which should include normal input as well as corner cases and so on.
If you are ready with your package, go to the main page, log in, click the "Staff" tab and click the "Create group" button. A group is something which aggregates problem sets and allows to control user access.
After creating a group please choose "Create set" button and give some name to the problem set. Problem sets are like very simple sub-groups.
Inside your group and set, please click "Create task".
In the form, input the information like task name, description and some other options.
In the "Package" field, please choose your .zip
package created previously.
The task creation process is done. You can view it from the administrator perspective by going to the "Staff" tab, entering into the group and clicking on the staff name.
From the user perspective - go into "Tasks" tab and then click on the name of tasks. You will be provided with a page containing a task description and a form which allows to upload the solution to be tested.
Exemplary program, which will be assessed positively.
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int x, y, z; scanf("%d %d %d", &x, &y, &z); printf("%d\n", x * y * z); return 0; }
Exemplary program, which will stuck and fail tests because of that
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int x, y, z; scanf("%d %d %d", &x, &y, &z); while(x > 0) { y++; printf("%d\n", y); } return 0; }
Exemplary program, which will produce wrong result
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int x, y, z; scanf("%d %d %d", &x, &y, &z); printf("%d\n", x + y - z); return 0; }
First of all we recommend to experiment with presented multiplication.zip
pack for a bit.
Also, new pack can be created by remaking an exemplary one.
Included file config.yml
contains set up for simple tasks in C language.
Not all available options and modes of testing were presented here. More complex options are not well documented yet. Information about more complex options can be received by contacting authors: Michal or Dima.
If the set of possible answers is not big, for example in the task we expect simple YES
or NO
depending on the input data then the result of 50% can be obtained by sending program
which prints out the same static answer.
That problem can be solved by grouping the tests which can be achieved by naming input and output files
according to the following convention: groupname-testname.txt
(hyphen splits group name from the test name).
For example, if we create tests like this:
grA-test1.txt
(set of data with result YES)grA-test2.txt
(set of data with result NO)grB-test3.txt
(set of data with result YES)grB-test4.txt
(set of data with result NO)… then the points for the group will be assigned only if all tests from the group will succeed
Program which will pass only tests grA-test1.txt
and grB-test3.txt
(that is the program which always outputs YES, independently from the inout data)
will receive the result 0%, since points will not be assigned to any of the groups.
If program will succeed with first three test, but fail grB-test4.txt
then the points
will be assigned only to group A, hence the result will be 2/4 = 50%.
During the execution of each test Algochecker checks if there exists directory data/<name of the test>
If it does, then files in that directory will be available for reading and writing from the working directory of
program being tested.
It is possible to score test results in a non-uniform manner.
For that reason you need to edit config.yaml
file of your package and in the env
section, introduce the following code:
tests: test0: points: 0 store_output: "public" test1: points: 1 test2: points: 2 test3: points: 5
Where `test0` till `test3` are your test names. Such configuration would cause that user will not receive points for `test0` but the output from this test will be presented in the evaluation report. Passing `test2` would cause that he will be awarded with 2 points, `test3` for 5 points etc.
Markdown is a very simple, yet powerful markup language used to easily style texts. It can be converted to html, which makes it a convenient way to format web documents. What is important, the text formatted using Markdown is human-friendly.
Markdown can be used to create instructions to tasks in our system.
The text written with help of Markdown:
# Heading 1 ## Heading 2 ### Heading 3 #### Heading 4 --- #### Horizontal line --- The text can be **embolden** or _italicized_ #### Ordered lists 1. First item 2. Second item 3. Third item #### Bullet lists * car * train * boat --- #### Links [Link text](http://some-address.com) #### Embedding code ``` <b>The html tags are displayed despite of being a proper html code</b> ``` --- #### Tables | Colon | Specifies | Alignment | | ------------- |:-------------:| -------------:| | left-aligned | centered | right-aligned | | item | 3 | | | item | 5 | |
Will be rendered as:
The text can be embolden or italicized
<b>The html tags are displayed despite of being a proper html code</b>
| Colon | Specifies | Alignment |
|---|---|---|
| left-aligned | centered | right-aligned |
| item | 3 | |
| item | 5 |


Experimental
Engage an audience with local cultural heritage.
As escape room obssessed, mystery loving, puzzle fans ScaryMushroom and myself have much in common, and so when she returned from a jaunt around the world to her base in middlesborough just as I was toying with concept of using a puzzle box as an interactive exhibition space it seemed like an ideal partnership. As such this project has started with a somewhat diffferent brief:
Inspiration & ideas Inspiration For a few years now I've been playing with the idea of an escape room in a box, in my previous incarnation as a librarian it had potential as a method to teach studnets how to use a library and how to do research, but Scary's return from her round the world trip to a rainy Middlesborough catalysed the iea into wondering if I could make a mildy feindish little box of puzzles that could do the exact opposite of an escape room and get her out and about to see some intersting things at home. I've been following Mysterious Package Company The History Coming into this project I have very little idea of Middlesborough's history but luckily I have a unique, and appropriately creepy, connection to it from which to begin; in the 1970s my father worked for Middlesborough Parks Department where he was once tasked with clearing gravestones from an area designated to become a park. A lost graveyard is a good place to start with any narative, but the research gods were clearing smiling on me because a little digging revealed Ayresome Gardens nee Cemetary is a gift from a narative point of view.
Ethics, Cultural Appropriation, Co-opting lives and histories, and representing mental illness
Aboriginal History, Mythology, and the role of Captain Cook
Victorian Middlesbrough, Cheif Inspector Saggerson, and the Asylum system in late Victorian York
Location Options
Story Structure
"Exhibition" Contents
"Exhibition" Design


I am a full-stack web developer with a specialization in Python/Django.
I enjoy codding and building fully responsive applications.
I love writting code , won't rest until I solve a certain problem and creating my own program.
My love for programming and codding started way back in my highschool where i was always passionate
into joining the world of tech.
I spend most of my time creating projects for personal or companies.
During my leisure time , you will always find me reading e-books or swimming or even going for bike
ridding or football trainig.
html
css
javaScript
bootstrap
jQuery
angular
python
flask
django
postgresql
git
VS code
heroku


Welcome to the NIBRS Services Toolset
The NIBRS Services Toolset provides law enforcement agencies, state UCR programs, and other users with tools to process and understand NIBRS data.
- Free to use
- Must create an account to access tools
NIBRS Pre-Certification Tool (PCT)
- Pre-checks NIBRS records to identify submission or validation errors
- Accepts NIBRS data in flat file format or XML formats
- Applies the FBI’s 2019.1 NIBRS validation rules. Produces a list of errors following the standard FBI error file format
- Errors may be downloaded for resolution as Excel, CSV or PDF
- Records are automatically deleted unless saved by the user
NIBRS to Summary Reporting Tool (N2S)
- Converts NIBRS data to 8 Summary UCR reports
- Compares NIBRS crime counts to prior crime counts reported under the summary reporting System
- Reports are produced interactively
- May be downloaded as Excel spreadsheet
- Must first run PCT to be able to access N2S
The NIBRS Services Toolset is free to use, but users are required to create an account in order to access the tools. Registration ensures that only authorized users have access to their NIBRS data, and enables SEARCH to contact users when updates. Account information will not be shared with any third parties, nor will we use registration information for marketing.


Hi! I am Lois Simonca and I am based in Buford, Georgia. I am passionate about creating impactful and user friendly web experiences. With an education in graphic design and 5+ years experience working in the design field, I am shifting my focus to web development but bringing along creativity and my drive to develop intuitive, effective and meaningful digital products. It's time to stand out!
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The purpose for this application is to assist veterinarian practices to create a better user experience that not only allows an ease of scheduling appointments, but can also add value by offering additional classified sections that can easily be filtered through depending on the type of service and desired location. To create an admin account, be sure to enter the admin code, "employee-code-1234"
JavaScript | Bulma | React Js | Mongoose | Express
This Burger App allows a user to type a burger name and submit it to the burger list. By adding the burger to the list, the user as submitted the new burger in the SQL database. Each burger has a "Devour It" button that when clicked, the burger will move to the eaten section which then can be permanently deleted from the database.
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This application allows a user to enter tasks within each individual time block/ that is then save to local storage.The time blocks are colored according to the current hour. The green color symbolizes future time, red stands for current hour and gray is for past hours.
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Weather application that provides current forecasts in any searched city in the United States along with a 5-day forecast.
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Allows a Georgia resident to have easy access to current legislations and interact with them to influence public policies. In order to view the bills, a user must make an account.
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| AutotunerPID Toolkit |
| What is an Autotuner |
Introduction to the PID Autotuning |
| The ISA-PID Regulator |
The structure of the ISA-PID regulator |
| Process Identification |
How to obtain a "description" of the plant
represented by a simple model or by a set of characteristics |
| Synthesis Method |
How to compute the parameters of the PID regulator
from the available description of the plant |
| Note This introduction to autotuning has been extracted from the IFAC Professional Brief Hands-on PID Autotuning: a Guide to Better Utilisation (A. Leva, C. Cox, A. Ruano), 2002. |
What is an Autotuner
An autotuner is something capable of computing the parameters of a regulator connected to a plant (i.e. tuning that regulator) automatically and, possibly, without any user interaction apart from initiating the operation.
The best way to understand autotuners is to analyze how a PID regulator may be manually tuned by a human. The basic steps of a tuning process may be summarized as follows
Formalizing these steps establishes a tuning method. An autotuner is then an implementation of a tuning method capable of running automatically.
The "description" of the process may be obtained in two ways:
Tuning rules can be constructed in several ways:
| Reference | The ISA-PID Regulator |


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In the history of the Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, and Medieval Christendom, there have been many
factors that contributed to their growth and contractions but mostly, their technological innovations
and their environment. Many events happened that led to the Roman Empire’s fall such as weak leaders,
and the constant vandalizing that gave countries the courage to overtake them (Spielvogal 8-17). A Lot
of things also happened to the Byzantine empire that allowed it to grow and medieval Christendom that
allowed it to overtake the world by our times.
Roman Empire
The once-great Roman Empire had ruled most of the Mediterranean has now come to an end, many factors
such as the technological advancements and the environment are causing failures that will inevitably end
in Rome’s death. First the technological situations. At Rome’s height, they had invented roads and
improved aqueducts but also had high food prices which were a disadvantage to the lower class. Next, the
environmental factors. The whole Mediterranean region is united under Rome.
While the northern climate prevented them from farming and making items for trade, Rome was also a major
trade site replacing the need for farming. They also had sea routes to trade. At its height, these
environmental and technological innovations helped the Roman Empire grow. However, the lack of farming
led to the contraction of the Roman Empire because they would lose those conquered lands eventually.
Eventually, People just exchanged goods instead of money going backward of the progress they made with
the economy, and vandals started to ravage Rome causing Romans to make the word “vandalism”.
In the end, Theodores declares the west and east different empires, and Rome was renamed the Byzantine
Empire marking the end of Rome. The biggest part of Rome wasn’t Rome itself, but it’s legacy. It left so
many things, such as the base of the American legal system like the idea one is innocent until proven
guilty. We also took Latin and made many other languages out of it such as Spanish, French, and English.
We also took the republican form of government and their architecture/construction. In the finale, this
was a contraction for the Roman empire since it has died due to both environmental reasons and
technological innovations reasons stated above. (Spielvogal 8-17)
Byzantine Empire
The Byzantine Empire was the “new” Rome almost exactly replacing it but with a different way and new
tactics to battle all of Rome’s mistakes. First the environment, the Byzantine Empire spread to Italy,
South Egypt, and the east Arabian border. Constantinople’s position was central for nearly all trade and
was easy to defend due to its location. Then. Belarius started to conquer Rome in hopes to bring it back
to its former glory and managed to conquer Italy, Spain, and Northern Africa. Back in technological
innovations, There was the Hippodrome.
The Hippodrome was an oval arena that held more than 60,000 spectators for chariot races, imperial
ceremonies, political demonstrations, and other events. And besides, Emperors enforced Roman laws, but
eventually, the Empire became more Greek than Roman. For women’s rights, Theodora created more rights
for women’s right to own land. The Hagia Sophia, the biggest structure of its time, was built and is
still admired to this day. Many improvements to the schools and churches also happened to the Byzantine
Empire. In the end, the financial and amenities increase has caused the Byzantine Empire to grow. They
also conquered many lands. But, in the end, “Justinian's Plague” caused it all to go to waste.
(Spielvogal 19-24)
Medieval Christendom
The medieval Christendom was a major part of human history. Christianity is the most popular religion
with Islam and Hinduism following. You have to start the history of Christendom with Jesus of Nazareth.
Jesus lived in Nazareth in Galilee or the region just north of Judea. Jesus traveled around Judea to
help spread his message of Christianity. In the same period, Jewish Fortress, Masada, on a mountain top
in Israel, and held off Romans for two years. Romans eventually overthrew it. Jesus also created many
teachings and created a new way of living for many many people around him. Christens walked on roads
speaking greek or Latin spreading Christianity. Empire Constantine converted to Christianity and made
the Roman Empire into an all-new Christen Empire.
Christen churches used a hierarchy of power systems when organizing their churches. They then made from
the 4 gospels the New Testament which is sort of a Version 2.0.0 from the Old Testament which was from
the Jewish. They finally then made a leader of all the churches, the Pope. Christianity did then split
into two churches, The Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. Before the split,
Christianity was booming, not just growing. It was spread all over the world and it was getting closer
to more people than ever before. After this split, Christianity did grow but, not as one unit but as two
divisions that rarely communicated between each other. But not even the split caused Christianity to
contract, it was still growing.
Most people were looking for peace so they turned to Christianity which was thought of as help for them.
Germanic tribes then invaded Britain and then made it into Angland (aka England). Devout Christens in
Eastern Roman Empire formed religious communities called monasteries. The women in these were called
nuns. They made the Basilian Rule which stated a lot of rules for monks including that monks had to let
in
outsiders. Monks and nuns ran schools and hospitals for the sick. In the end, Christianity is still
growing and all these facts and factors above are causing it, even today. (Spielvogal 26-47)
In conclusion, in the history of the Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, and Medieval Christendom, there
have been many factors that contributed to their growth and contractions but mostly, their technological
innovations and their environment. There are many reasons for the contraction and/or growth for all
three of these great Empires.
Bibliography
Spielvogal, Jackson J. World History & Geography Medieval & Early Modern Times. McGraw-Hill Education,
2019.
Thank You!
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https://gist.github.com/luxbock/f0c19afd8d88fef9c13814ba072b9eb5
Can anyone explain what I'm doing wrong? I tried adding parentheses in different places but couldn't make it work
I think you need to add parenthesis around (and.right h)
and (and.left h)
In this case around and.left h
You need parentheses around the argument of a function. f x y
means (f x) y
thanks, yeah that did it
https://gist.github.com/luxbock/0e19b04aaca49ccf18e5df060d2d3e8e
same as last time, except now I feel fairly confident that I should have got this right, but I don't understand why it's not able to infer the right types for the disjunction. I realize this is probably not how you'd ever write things, but nevertheless am I doing something wrong here?
I get a gazillion errors when I copy paste
but apart from that, as I'm sure you know, the problem is that or.inl hq
doesn't have enough information to know it's a proof of q or r
.
Here are two ways to fix it: for the first error, replace the offending line with and.intro hp (@or.inl q r hq))
i.e. use the @
trick and tell Lean the implicit variables yourself
For the second line, you could write and.intro hp (or.inr hr : q ∨ r))
, i.e. tell Lean the type you want it to be.
thanks, that does indeed work.
The reason I find this confusing is because based on reading the tutorial, I thought that have
would desugar as I wrote it. It should have all the same information compared writing it with have
.
My non-expert guess as to what is going on is this. Lean sometimes doesn't have enough information to work out what the type of something is (e.g. when you type or.inr hr
). When this happens it inserts a metavariable instead (e.g. ?m_1[hpr, _, _]
). You talk about desugaring, but I think the process which is behaving differently in the two cases is the elaboration process, when these metavariables get solved. Elaboration is a complicated thing and depends on a lot of stuff going on in the background, for example whether various terms are tagged elab_simple
or elab_as_eliminator
or whatever -- even changing the way you apply a function f {a} b
from f b
to @f _ b
can (and often does) change the elaboration strategy. In short, I don't think this is about desugaring, it's about the complex elaboration process which goes on behind the scenes after that.
yeah it was a good exercise to do, because I learned something from it
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Basic Carpentry:
crown molding, casings + base trim.
Stripping / Staining:
decks, gazebos, stairs + lattices.
Exterior Painting:
brick, stucco, wood + vinyl.
Drywall:
skim coating, repairs + new install.
Pressure Washing:
decks + exteriors.
Wallpaper:
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Run the appropriate file for your OS
Open the meta database file you wish to view by either entering the
path into the text field or using the browse button.
If you wish to view a single database, check the
Single Database box and open the database's info.json file
For more information on creating a meta database file, please see
the Meta Database Specification
guide. If you just want to test the viewer, try opening the
sample data.
Use the WASD keys to move horizontally, and the QE keys
to move vertically. Use the mouse to look around.
Left-click to open the menus to adjust variables and view information
about each database. Right-click to close them again.
Check the Orbit This box on a database to lock the controls into
an orbit around that database. Use WASD to orbit and Q/E
to zoom in or out.
To save camera angles and positions to view later, first press the
Camera Options button on the main menu and enter the name of
the file you would like the positions to be saved to in the box. The
file must end in '.ca'. While viewing the database, any of the F1 to F10
keys to record the current camera position and angle to the corresponding slot.
Press Enter to write all recorded positions to the file.
To load and view previously saved camera angles, open the Camera Options menu
again and enter the path of the save file into the text field or use the browse button.
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Install iocage¶
iocage is a jail and container manager merging some of the best features and technologies from the FreeBSD operating system. It is geared for ease of use with simple command syntax. Visit the iocage github for more information.
Using binary packages¶
To install using binary packages on a FreeBSD system, run:
sudo pkg install py36-iocage
Using github¶
If installing from github, the FreeBSD source tree must be located
at $SRC_BASE
( /usr/src
by default).
To install from github, run these commands:
pkg install python36 git-lite libgit2 cython3 py36-pip
git clone --recursive https://github.com/iocage/iocage
make install
as root.
Tip
To install subsequent updates run: make install
as
root.
Using pkg(8)¶
It is possible to install pre-build packages using pkg(8) if using FreeBSD 10 or above.
To install using pkg(8), run:
sudo pkg install py36-iocage
Building Ports¶
iocage is in the FreeBSD ports tree as sysutils/py-iocage.
Build the ports:
cd /usr/ports/sysutils/iocage/ ; make install clean
Upgrading from iocage_legacy
¶
This repository replaces iocage_legacy
.
To upgrade to the current version:
Stop the jails (
Service iocage stop; iocage stop ALL
)Back up your data.
Remove the old
iocage
package if it is installed (pkg delete iocage
)Install
iocage
using one of the methods above.Migrate the jails by running
iocage list
as root.Start the jails (
service iocage onestart
).
Migrating from Ezjail to Iocage¶
Assumptions:
ezjail jails are located at
/usr/jails
iocage jails are located at
/iocage/jails
Create Target¶
Create an empty jail in iocage to act as the target for the migration. The release and networking information will be updated with information from ezjail.
iocage create -e -n NewJail
Copy Old Data¶
Before data can be copied, another symlink must be created in the root directory. Ezjail relies on symlinks to utlilize the basejail system, however when looking in an existing jail, it’s symlinked to the root.
% ls -ls /usr/jails/OldJail/bin
1 lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 13 Feb 22 2017 /usr/jails/OldJail/bin@ -> /basejail/bin
This would work fine from within a running jail, but on the host filesystem this link doesn’t currently exist. Because of this, create a symlink from the basejail to the root filesystem of the jail host.
ln -s /usr/jails/basejail /basejail
Now that the link exists, copy the data from the ezjail jail directory to the iocage jail directory.
rsync -a --copy-links /usr/jails/OldJail/ /iocage/jails/NewJail/root/
Populate iocage config.json¶
There are 2 main parts from ezjail that need to be copied into the iocage config:
release information
IP address
Release¶
The release info can be found in the old basejail files via the
freebsd-update
executable.
$ grep USERLAND_VERSION= /usr/jails/basejail/bin/freebsd-version
USERLAND_VERSION="11.1-RELEASE-p6"
This value goes into the “release” line of config.json
"release": "11.1-RELEASE-p6",
IP Address¶
The IP addresses used in an ezjail jail are found in
/usr/local/etc/ezjail/OldJail
$ grep ip= /usr/local/etc/ezjail/OldJail
export jail_OldJail_ip="em0|<IP_ADDRESS>"
This goes into the “ip4_addr” line of config.json
"ip4_addr": "em0|<IP_ADDRESS>/24",
Remember to append the subnet mask when adding network info to the iocage config.
Start the New Jail¶
Make sure the old jail is shut down so there won’t be any IP conflicts.
ezjail-admin stop OldJail
Start the new jail with iocage
iocage start NewJail
(Optional) Update fstab¶
If there are other mounts in use in ezjail, these can be easily copied into iocage as well.
Ezjail fstab entries are located at /etc/fstab.OldJail
on the host.
$ cat /etc/fstab.OldJail
/usr/jails/basejail /usr/jails/OldJail/basejail nullfs ro 0 0
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The basejail line isn’t needed in iocage if using the default jail type, but the remaining entries need to be updated.
Edit the fstab for the iocage jail and change the paths of the mountpoint.
$ cat /iocage/jails/NewJail/fstab
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- call() - Method in class code.dws.utils.WorkerOV
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- call() - Method in class code.dws.utils.WorkerWN
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- characterToUTF8(String) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.Utilities
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encodes a string with special character to one with UTF-8 encoding
- cleanDBpediaURI(String) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.Utilities
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removes the DBpedia header uri information and cleanes the concept from
any special character by converting it to to UTF-8
- cleanse(String) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.Utilities
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- cleanseInstances(String) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.Utilities
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- closeDown() - Static method in class code.dws.wordnet.SimilatityWebService
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closes the http connection
- ClusterAnalyzer - Class in code.dws.core.cluster.analysis
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This class looks into the generated clusters, output from the mcl routine and
tries to find an intrinsic score of cluster quality
- ClusterAnalyzer() - Constructor for class code.dws.core.cluster.analysis.ClusterAnalyzer
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- ClusterOptimizer - Class in code.dws.core.cluster.analysis
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Often the final output clusters can be bit still coarse.
- ClusterOptimizer() - Constructor for class code.dws.core.cluster.analysis.ClusterOptimizer
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- code.dws.bootstrap - package code.dws.bootstrap
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- code.dws.core.cluster.analysis - package code.dws.core.cluster.analysis
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- code.dws.core.cluster.engine - package code.dws.core.cluster.engine
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- code.dws.core.instanceMap - package code.dws.core.instanceMap
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- code.dws.core.propertyMap - package code.dws.core.propertyMap
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- code.dws.dbConnectivity - package code.dws.dbConnectivity
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- code.dws.dto - package code.dws.dto
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- code.dws.evaluation - package code.dws.evaluation
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- code.dws.experiment - package code.dws.experiment
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- code.dws.markovLogic - package code.dws.markovLogic
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- code.dws.query - package code.dws.query
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- code.dws.setup - package code.dws.setup
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- code.dws.utils - package code.dws.utils
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- code.dws.wordnet - package code.dws.wordnet
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- computeIMScore(String) - Static method in class code.dws.evaluation.Evaluation
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Computes the precision, recall for instance matching (IM)
- ComputeSimilarity - Class in code.dws.core.cluster.engine
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this class computes the pairwise scores for the given set of relation pairs,
OIE-OIE or KB-KB or OIE-KB
- ComputeSimilarity() - Constructor for class code.dws.core.cluster.engine.ComputeSimilarity
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- CONNECTION_URL - Static variable in class code.dws.utils.Constants
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- Constants - Class in code.dws.utils
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This class stores a set of constants required for the application
- Constants() - Constructor for class code.dws.utils.Constants
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- Constants.OIE - Enum in code.dws.utils
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- convertProbabilityToWeight(double) - Static method in class code.dws.utils.Utilities
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converts a probability to weights with smoothing
- createSameAsHypotheses(String) - Static method in class code.dws.bootstrap.BootStrapMethod
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- createSubObjLists(String) - Static method in class code.dws.bootstrap.BootStrapMethod
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As old and hacker-cliché as it may be, IRC remains RPIESC's most active communications platform for current members and alumni alike.
In order to use and chat over IRC, you need to install an IRC Client. Below is a list of typical IRC clients for the common platforms. Choose one and follow the relevant installation instructions.
For more temporary IRC connections, we also recommend the web-based KiwiIRC client.
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Data sets for the chapter "Ensemble Postprocessing with R" of the book Stephane Vannitsem, Daniel S. Wilks, and Jakob W. Messner (2017) "Statistical Postprocessing of Ensemble Forecasts", Elsevier, to appear. These data sets contain temperature and precipitation ensemble weather forecasts and corresponding observations at Innsbruck/Austria. Additionally, a demo with the full code of the book chapter is provided.
| Version: | 0.1-0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0) |
| Suggests: | ensembleBMA, crch, gamlss, ensembleMOS, SpecsVerification, scoringRules, glmx, ordinal, pROC, mvtnorm |
| Published: | 2017-09-20 |
| Author: | Jakob Messner [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Jakob Messner <jwmm at elektro.dtu.dk> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ensemblepp results |
| Reference manual: | ensemblepp.pdf |
| Package source: | ensemblepp_0.1-0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ensemblepp_0.1-0.zip, r-release: ensemblepp_0.1-0.zip, r-oldrel: ensemblepp_0.1-0.zip |
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CCKDatabase
public protocol CCKDatabase
A protocol used to abstract a CKDatabase
.
Invoke the extension methods on your
CKDatabase
instances in order to create Publishers
.
See also
CloudKit
See also
Combine
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
delete
Declaration
Swift
func delete( withRecordID recordID: CKRecord.ID, completionHandler: @escaping (CKRecord.ID?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
delete
Declaration
Swift
func delete( withRecordZoneID zoneID: CKRecordZone.ID, completionHandler: @escaping (CKRecordZone.ID?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
delete
Declaration
Swift
func delete( withSubscriptionID subscriptionID: CKSubscription.ID, completionHandler: @escaping (String?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
fetchDeclaration
Swift
func fetch( withRecordID recordID: CKRecord.ID, completionHandler: @escaping (CKRecord?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
fetchDeclaration
Swift
func fetch( withRecordZoneID zoneID: CKRecordZone.ID, completionHandler: @escaping (CKRecordZone?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
fetchDeclaration
Swift
func fetch( withSubscriptionID subscriptionID: CKSubscription.ID, completionHandler: @escaping (CKSubscription?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
fetchAllRecordZonesDeclaration
Swift
func fetchAllRecordZones(completionHandler: @escaping ([CKRecordZone]?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
fetchAllSubscriptionsDeclaration
Swift
func fetchAllSubscriptions(completionHandler: @escaping ([CKSubscription]?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
fetchAllSubscriptionsDeclaration
Swift
func perform( _ query: CKQuery, inZoneWith zoneID: CKRecordZone.ID?, completionHandler: @escaping ([CKRecord]?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
save
Declaration
Swift
func save(_ record: CKRecord, completionHandler: @escaping (CKRecord?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
save
Declaration
Swift
func save(_ zone: CKRecordZone, completionHandler: @escaping (CKRecordZone?, Error?) -> Void)
-
Implemented by
CKDatabase
.See also
save
Declaration
Swift
func save( _ subscription: CKSubscription, completionHandler: @escaping (CKSubscription?, Error?) -> Void)
-
save(record:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: savePolicy: clientChangeTokenData: ) Saves a single record.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func save( record: CKRecord, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil, savePolicy: CKModifyRecordsOperation.RecordSavePolicy = .ifServerRecordUnchanged, clientChangeTokenData: Data? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
record
The record to save to the database.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
savePolicy
The policy to apply when the server contains a newer version of a specific record.
clientChangeTokenData
A token that tracks local changes to records.
-
Saves multiple records.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func save( records: [CKRecord], atomically isAtomic: Bool = true, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil, savePolicy: CKModifyRecordsOperation.RecordSavePolicy = .ifServerRecordUnchanged, clientChangeTokenData: Data? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
records
The records to save to the database.
isAtomic
A Boolean value that indicates whether the entire operation fails when CloudKit can’t save one or more records in a record zone.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
savePolicy
The policy to apply when the server contains a newer version of a specific record.
clientChangeTokenData
A token that tracks local changes to records.
-
saveAtBackgroundPriority(record:
Extension method) Saves a single record.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the save with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the save to happen immediately.See also
save
Declaration
Swift
public func saveAtBackgroundPriority(record: CKRecord) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
record
The record to save to the database.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
Saves a single record.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func saveWithProgress( record: CKRecord, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil, savePolicy: CKModifyRecordsOperation.RecordSavePolicy = .ifServerRecordUnchanged, clientChangeTokenData: Data? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<(CKRecord, Progress), Error>
Parameters
record
The record to save to the database.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
savePolicy
The policy to apply when the server contains a newer version of a specific record.
clientChangeTokenData
A token that tracks local changes to records.
-
saveWithProgress(records:
Extension methodatomically: withConfiguration: savePolicy: clientChangeTokenData: ) Saves multiple records.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func saveWithProgress( records: [CKRecord], atomically isAtomic: Bool = true, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil, savePolicy: CKModifyRecordsOperation.RecordSavePolicy = .ifServerRecordUnchanged, clientChangeTokenData: Data? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<(CKRecord, Progress), Error>
Parameters
records
The records to save to the database.
isAtomic
A Boolean value that indicates whether the entire operation fails when CloudKit can’t save one or more records in a record zone.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
savePolicy
The policy to apply when the server contains a newer version of a specific record.
clientChangeTokenData
A token that tracks local changes to records.
-
delete(recordID:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Deletes a single record.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func delete( recordID: CKRecord.ID, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord.ID, Error>
Parameters
recordID
The ID of the record to delete permanently from the database.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKRecord.ID
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete it. -
delete(recordIDs:
Extension methodatomically: withConfiguration: ) Deletes multiple records.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func delete( recordIDs: [CKRecord.ID], atomically isAtomic: Bool = true, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord.ID, Error>
Parameters
recordIDs
The IDs of the records to delete permanently from the database.
isAtomic
A Boolean value that indicates whether the entire operation fails when CloudKit can’t delete one or more records in a record zone.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKRecord.ID
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete them. -
deleteAtBackgroundPriority(recordID:
Extension method) Deletes a single record.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the delete with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the delete to happen immediately.See also
delete
Declaration
Swift
public func deleteAtBackgroundPriority(recordID: CKRecord.ID) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord.ID, Error>
Parameters
recordID
The ID of the record to delete permanently from the database.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKRecord.ID
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save it. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
modify(recordsToSave:
Extension methodrecordIDsToDelete: atomically: withConfiguration: savePolicy: clientChangeTokenData: ) Modifies one or more records.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func modify( recordsToSave: [CKRecord]? = nil, recordIDsToDelete: [CKRecord.ID]? = nil, atomically isAtomic: Bool = true, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil, savePolicy: CKModifyRecordsOperation.RecordSavePolicy = .ifServerRecordUnchanged, clientChangeTokenData: Data? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<(CKRecord?, CKRecord.ID?), Error>
Parameters
recordsToSave
The records to save to the database.
recordsToDelete
The IDs of the records to delete permanently from the database.
isAtomic
A Boolean value that indicates whether the entire operation fails when CloudKit can’t update one or more records in a record zone.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
savePolicy
The policy to apply when the server contains a newer version of a specific record.
clientChangeTokenData
A token that tracks local changes to records.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that the savedCKRecord
s and the deletedCKRecord.ID
s. -
modifyWithProgress(recordsToSave:
Extension methodrecordIDsToDelete: atomically: withConfiguration: savePolicy: clientChangeTokenData: ) Modifies one or more records.
See also
CKModifyRecordsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func modifyWithProgress( recordsToSave: [CKRecord]? = nil, recordIDsToDelete: [CKRecord.ID]? = nil, atomically isAtomic: Bool = true, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil, savePolicy: CKModifyRecordsOperation.RecordSavePolicy = .ifServerRecordUnchanged, clientChangeTokenData: Data? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<((CKRecord, Progress)?, CKRecord.ID?), Error>
Parameters
recordsToSave
The records to save to the database.
recordsToDelete
The IDs of the records to delete permanently from the database.
isAtomic
A Boolean value that indicates whether the entire operation fails when CloudKit can’t update one or more records in a record zone.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
savePolicy
The policy to apply when the server contains a newer version of a specific record.
clientChangeTokenData
A token that tracks local changes to records.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theProgress
of the savedCKRecord
s, and the deletedCKRecord.ID
s. -
fetch(recordID:
Extension methoddesiredKeys: withConfiguration: ) Fetches the record with the specified ID.
See also
CKFetchRecordsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetch( recordID: CKRecord.ID, desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
recordID
The record ID of the record to fetch.
desiredKeys
The fields of the record to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for the record. When CloudKit returns the record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of the record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
fetch(recordIDs:
Extension methoddesiredKeys: withConfiguration: ) Fetches multiple records.
See also
CKFetchRecordsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetch( recordIDs: [CKRecord.ID], desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
recordIDs
The record IDs of the records to fetch.
desiredKeys
The fields of the records to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for each record. When CloudKit returns a record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of a record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
fetchAtBackgroundPriority(withRecordID:
Extension method) Fetches the record with the specified ID.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the fetch with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the record immediately.See also
fetchDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAtBackgroundPriority( withRecordID recordID: CKRecord.ID ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
recordID
The record ID of the record to fetch.
-
fetchWithProgress(recordID:
Extension methoddesiredKeys: withConfiguration: ) Fetches the record with the specified ID.
See also
CKFetchRecordsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchWithProgress( recordID: CKRecord.ID, desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<((CKRecord.ID, Progress)?, CKRecord?), Error>
Parameters
recordID
The record ID of the record to fetch.
desiredKeys
The fields of the record to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for the record. When CloudKit returns the record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of the record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
fetchWithProgress(recordIDs:
Extension methoddesiredKeys: withConfiguration: ) Fetches multiple records.
See also
CKFetchRecordsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchWithProgress( recordIDs: [CKRecord.ID], desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<((CKRecord.ID, Progress)?, CKRecord?), Error>
Parameters
recordIDs
The record IDs of the records to fetch.
desiredKeys
The fields of the records to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for each record. When CloudKit returns a record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of a record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theProgress
of the fetchedCKRecord.ID
s and the fetchedCKRecord
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them. -
fetchCurrentUserRecord(desiredKeys:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Fetches the current user record.
See also
fetchCurrentUserRecordOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchCurrentUserRecord( desiredKeys _: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
desiredKeys
The fields of the record to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for the record. When CloudKit returns the record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of the record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
Fetches records that match the specified query.
See also
CKQuerySee also
CKQueryOperationSee also
NSPredicateSee also
NSSortDescriptorDeclaration
Swift
public func performQuery( ofType recordType: CKRecord.RecordType, where predicate: NSPredicate = NSPredicate(value: true), orderBy sortDescriptors: [NSSortDescriptor]? = nil, inZoneWith zoneID: CKRecordZone.ID? = nil, desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
recordType
The record type to search.
predicate
The predicate to use for matching records.
sortDescriptors
The sort descriptors for organizing the query’s results.
zoneID
The ID of the record zone that contains the records to search. The value of this parameter limits the scope of the search to only the records in the specified record zone. If you don’t specify a record zone, the search includes all record zones.
desiredKeys
The fields of the records to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for each record. When CloudKit returns a record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of a record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
perform(_:
Extension methodinZoneWith: desiredKeys: withConfiguration: ) Fetches records that match the specified query.
See also
CKQuerySee also
CKQueryOperationSee also
NSPredicateSee also
NSSortDescriptorDeclaration
Swift
public func perform( _ query: CKQuery, inZoneWith zoneID: CKRecordZone.ID? = nil, desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecord, Error>
Parameters
query
The query for the search.
zoneID
The ID of the record zone that contains the records to search. The value of this parameter limits the scope of the search to only the records in the specified record zone. If you don’t specify a record zone, the search includes all record zones.
desiredKeys
The fields of the records to fetch. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that CloudKit returns for each record. When CloudKit returns a record, it only includes fields with names that match one of the keys in this parameter. The parameter’s default value is
nil
, which instructs CloudKit to return all of a record’s keys.configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
-
saveAtBackgroundPriority(recordZone:
Extension method) Saves a single record zone.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the save with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the save to happen immediately.See also
save
Declaration
Swift
public func saveAtBackgroundPriority( recordZone: CKRecordZone ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
recordZone
The record zone to save.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKRecordZone
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save it. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
save(recordZone:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Saves a single record zone.
See also
CKModifyRecordZonesOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func save( recordZone: CKRecordZone, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
recordZone
The record zone to save.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKRecordZone
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save it. -
save(recordZones:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Saves multiple record zones.
See also
CKModifyRecordZonesOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func save( recordZones: [CKRecordZone], withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
recordZones
The record zones to save.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKRecordZone
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save them. -
deleteAtBackgroundPriority(recordZoneID:
Extension method) Deletes a single record zone.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the delete with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the delete to happen immediately.See also
delete
Declaration
Swift
public func deleteAtBackgroundPriority( recordZoneID: CKRecordZone.ID ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone.ID, Error>
Parameters
recordZoneID
The ID of the record zone to delete.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKRecordZone.ID
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save it. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
delete(recordZoneID:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Deletes a single record zone.
See also
CKModifyRecordZonesOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func delete( recordZoneID: CKRecordZone.ID, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone.ID, Error>
Parameters
recordZoneID
The ID of the record zone to delete.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKRecordZone.ID
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete it. -
delete(recordZoneIDs:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Deletes multiple record zones.
See also
CKModifyRecordZonesOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func delete( recordZoneIDs: [CKRecordZone.ID], withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone.ID, Error>
Parameters
recordZoneIDs
The IDs of the record zones to delete.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKRecordZone.ID
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete them. -
modify(recordZonesToSave:
Extension methodrecordZoneIDsToDelete: withConfiguration: ) Modifies one or more record zones.
See also
CKModifyRecordZonesOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func modify( recordZonesToSave: [CKRecordZone]? = nil, recordZoneIDsToDelete: [CKRecordZone.ID]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<(CKRecordZone?, CKRecordZone.ID?), Error>
Parameters
recordZonesToSave
The record zones to save.
recordZonesToDelete
The IDs of the record zones to delete.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKRecordZone
s and the deletedCKRecordZone.ID
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t modify them. -
fetchAtBackgroundPriority(withRecordZoneID:
Extension method) Fetches the record zone with the specified ID.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the fetch with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the record zone immediately.See also
fetchDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAtBackgroundPriority( withRecordZoneID recordZoneID: CKRecordZone.ID ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
recordZoneID
The ID of the record zone to fetch.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKRecordZone
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch it. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
fetch(recordZoneID:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Fetches the record zone with the specified ID.
See also
CKFetchRecordZonesOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetch( recordZoneID: CKRecordZone.ID, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
recordZoneID
The ID of the record zone to fetch.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKRecordZone
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch it. -
fetch(recordZoneIDs:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Fetches multiple record zones.
See also
CKFetchRecordZonesOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetch( recordZoneIDs: [CKRecordZone.ID], withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
recordZoneIDs
The IDs of the record zones to fetch.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKRecordZone
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them. -
fetchAllRecordZonesAtBackgroundPriority()
Extension methodFetches the database’s record zones.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the fetch with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the record zones immediately.See also
fetchAllRecordZonesDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAllRecordZonesAtBackgroundPriority() -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKRecordZone
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them. -
fetchAllRecordZones(withConfiguration:
Extension method) Fetches the database’s record zones.
See also
fetchAllRecordZonesOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAllRecordZones( withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKRecordZone, Error>
Parameters
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKRecordZone
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them. -
saveAtBackgroundPriority(subscription:
Extension method) Saves a single subscription.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the save with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the save to happen immediately.See also
save
Declaration
Swift
public func saveAtBackgroundPriority( subscription: CKSubscription ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
subscription
The subscription to save.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKSubscription
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save it. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
save(subscription:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Saves a single subscription.
See also
CKModifySubscriptionsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func save( subscription: CKSubscription, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
subscription
The subscription to save.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKSubscription
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save it. -
save(subscriptions:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Saves multiple subscriptions.
See also
CKModifySubscriptionsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func save( subscriptions: [CKSubscription], withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
subscriptions
The subscriptions to save.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKSubscription
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t save them. -
deleteAtBackgroundPriority(subscriptionID:
Extension method) Deletes a single subscription.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the delete with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the delete to happen immediately.See also
delete
Declaration
Swift
public func deleteAtBackgroundPriority( subscriptionID: CKSubscription.ID ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription.ID, Error>
Parameters
subscriptionID
The ID of the subscription to delete.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKSubscription.ID
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete it. -
delete(subscriptionID:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Deletes a single subscription.
See also
CKModifySubscriptionsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func delete( subscriptionID: CKSubscription.ID, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription.ID, Error>
Parameters
subscriptionID
The ID of the subscription to delete.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKSubscription.ID
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete it. -
delete(subscriptionIDs:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Deletes multiple subscriptions.
See also
CKModifySubscriptionsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func delete( subscriptionIDs: [CKSubscription.ID], withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription.ID, Error>
Parameters
subscriptionIDs
The IDs of the subscriptions to delete.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the deletedCKSubscription.ID
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t delete them. -
Modifies one or more subscriptions.
See also
CKModifySubscriptionsOperation
Declaration
Swift
public func modify( subscriptionsToSave: [CKSubscription]? = nil, subscriptionIDsToDelete: [CKSubscription.ID]? = nil, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<(CKSubscription?, CKSubscription.ID?), Error>
Parameters
subscriptionsToSave
The subscriptions to save.
subscriptionsToDelete
The IDs of the subscriptions to delete.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits the savedCKSubscription
s and the deletedCKSubscription.ID
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t modify them. -
fetchAtBackgroundPriority(withSubscriptionID:
Extension method) Fetches the subscription with the specified ID.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the fetch with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the subscription immediately.See also
fetchDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAtBackgroundPriority( withSubscriptionID subscriptionID: CKSubscription.ID ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
subscriptionID
The ID of the subscription to fetch.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKSubscription
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch it. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
fetch(subscriptionID:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Fetches the subscription with the specified ID.
See also
CKFetchSubscriptionsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetch( subscriptionID: CKSubscription.ID, withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
subscriptionID
The ID of the subscription to fetch.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKSubscription
, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch it. -
fetch(subscriptionIDs:
Extension methodwithConfiguration: ) Fetches multiple subscriptions.
See also
CKFetchSubscriptionsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetch( subscriptionIDs: [CKSubscription.ID], withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
subscriptionIDs
The IDs of the subscriptions to fetch.
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKSubscription
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them. -
fetchAllSubscriptionsAtBackgroundPriority()
Extension methodFetches the database’s subscriptions.
Note
CombineCloudKit executes the fetch with a low priority. Use this method when you don’t require the subscriptions immediately.See also
fetchAllSubscriptionsDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAllSubscriptionsAtBackgroundPriority() -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKSubscription
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them. The publisher ignores requests for cooperative cancellation. -
fetchAllSubscriptions(withConfiguration:
Extension method) Fetches the database’s subscriptions.
See also
fetchAllSubscriptionsOperationDeclaration
Swift
public func fetchAllSubscriptions( withConfiguration configuration: CKOperation.Configuration? = nil ) -> AnyPublisher<CKSubscription, Error>
Parameters
configuration
The configuration to use for the underlying operation. If you don’t specify a configuration, the operation will use a default configuration.
Return Value
A
Publisher
that emits theCKSubscription
s, or an error if CombineCloudKit can’t fetch them.


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I prefer this as it gives some context to the paper and avoids possible copyright problems with direct linking.
Thus you may need to search on the page to find the actual document.
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Changelog
Large Data Sets
- Multiscale 3D Navigation
-
James McCrae,
Igor Mordatch,
Michael Glueck,
Azam Khan (Autodesk Research)
- GigaVoxels: Ray-Guided Streaming for Efficient and Detailed Voxel Rendering
-
Cyril Crassin,
Fabrice Neyret (ARTIS-INRIA/Grenoble University),
Sylvain Lefebvre (INRIA Sophia-Antipolis),
Elmar Eisemann (University of Saarland)
- A Novel Page-Based Data Structure for Interactive Walkthroughs
-
Behzad Sajadi,
Yan Huang,
Pablo Diaz-Gutierrez (University of California, Irvine),
Sung-Eui Yoon (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology),
M. Gopi (University of California, Irvine)
Mesh Processing
- Terrain Sketching
-
James Gain,
Patrick Marais (University of Cape Town),
Wolfgang Strasser (WSI/GRIS, University of Tubingen)
- Controlling Deformable Material with Dynamic Morph Targets
-
Nico Galoppo (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill/Intel Corporation),
Miguel A. Otaduy (URJC Madrid),
Will Moss,
Jason Sewall,
Sean Curtis,
Ming C. Lin (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
- Automatic Linearization of Nonlinear Skinning
-
Ladislav Kavan,
Steven Collins,
Carol O'Sullivan (Trinity College Dublin)
Global Illumination
- Soft Irregular Shadow Mapping: Fast, High-Quality, and Robust Soft Shadows
-
Gregory Johnson (University of Texas at Austin),
Allen Hux,
Chris Burns (Intel Corporation),
Warren Hunt (University of Texas at Austin),
William R. Mark,
Stephen Junkins (Intel Corporation)
- Hair Self Shadowing and Transparency Depth Ordering Using Occupancy maps
-
Erik Sintorn,
Ulf Assarsson (Chalmers University of Technology)
- Approximating Dynamic Global Illumination in Image Space
-
Tobias Ritschel,
Thorsten Grosch,
Hans-Peter Seidel (MPI Informatik)
- Multiresolution Splatting for Indirect Illumination
-
Greg Nichols,
Chris Wyman (University of Iowa)
Fluids
- Screen Space Fluid Rendering with Curvature Flow (Google PDF)
-
Wladimir van der Laan (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen),
Simon Green,
Miguel Sainz (NVIDIA)
- Real-Time Fluid Simulation using Discrete Sine/Cosine Transforms
-
Benjamin Long,
Erik Reinhard (University of Bristol)
- Interactive Water Streams with Sphere Scan Conversion
-
Rama Hoetzlein,
Tobias Höllerer (University of California Santa Barbara)
Non-Photorealistic Rendering
- Fast High-Quality Line Visibility
-
Forrester Cole,
Adam Finkelstein (Princeton)
- Dynamic Solid Textures for Real-Time Coherent Stylization
-
Pierre Benard,
Adrien Bousseau,
Joelle Thollot (Grenoble Universities, INRIA)
- Laplacian Lines for Real-Time Shape Illustration
-
Long Zhang (Zhejiang University),
Ying He,
XueXiang Xie (Nanyang Technological University),
Wei Chen (Zhejiang University)
Surfaces
- Real-Time View-Dependent Rendering of Parametric Surfaces
-
Christian Eisenacher,
Quirin Meyer (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg),
Charles Loop (Microsoft Research)
- MLS-based scalar fields over triangle meshes and their application in mesh processing
-
Jingyi Jin (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign),
Michael Garland (NVIDIA),
Edgar A. Ramos (Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Medellin)
- Real-Time Creased Approximate Subdivision Surfaces
-
Denis Kovacs (New York University),
Jason Mitchell,
Shanon Drone (Valve),
Denis Zorin (New York University)
Level of Detail
- Granular Visibility Queries on the GPU
-
Thomas Engelhardt,
Carsten Dachsbacher (University of Stuttgart)
- Parallel View-Dependent Refinement of Progressive Meshes
-
Liang Hu,
Pedro V. Sander (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology),
Hugues Hoppe (Microsoft Research)
- Efficient and Practical Audio-Visual Rendering for Games using Crossmodal Perception
-
David Grelaud,
Nicolas Bonneel (REVES/INRIA Sophia-Antipolis Mediterranee, France),
Michael Wimmer (Vienna University of Technology),
Manuel Asselot,
George Drettakis (REVES/INRIA Sophia-Antipolis Mediterranee, France)
Human Motion
- Flexible registration of human motion data with parameterized motion models
-
Yen-Lin Chen,
Jianyuan Min,
Jinxiang Chai (Texas A&M University)
- Perceptually Consistent Example-based Human Motion Retrieval
-
Zhigang Deng,
Qin Gu,
Qing Li (University of Houston)
- Human Video Textures
-
Matthew Flagg (Georgia Institute of Technology),
Atsushi Nakazawa (Osaka University),
Qiushuang Zhang (Google, Inc.),
Sing Bing Kang (Microsoft Research),
Young Kee Ryu (Sun Moon University),
Irfan Essa,
James M. Rehg (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Navigation
- Crowd Patches: Populating Large-Scale Virtual Environments for Real-Time Applications
-
Barbara Yersin,
Jonathan Maïm (EPFL),
Julien Pettré (INRIA),
Daniel Thalmann (EPFL)
- Egocentric Affordance Fields in Pedestrian Steering
-
Mubbasir Kapadia,
Shawn Singh,
William Hewlett,
Petros Faloutsos (University of California, Los Angeles)
- Multiscale 3D Reference Visualization
-
Michael Glueck,
Keenan Crane,
Sean Anderson,
Andres Rutnik,
Azam Khan (Autodesk Research)
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Dumplings are small pieces of dough, originating from various parts of the world, typically wrapped around a filling. Whether you prefer them sweet or salty, Dumplings are the perfect flexible food to experiment with flavor!
Ingredients:
2 cups of flours
1/2 teaspoon of salt
4 teaspoons of butter
3/4 cup of milk
Steps:
Mix and Sift dry ingredients
Begin to work in the butter with the tips of your fingers
Add milk gradually, using a knife to mix
Toss mixture onto a floured board
Pat and roll out one half inch in thickness
Place close together in a buttered steamer
Put over kettle of boiling water, cover closed and steam for 12 mins
When finished, you may take spoonfuls and drop and cook on top of stew
In the case of some liquid needing to be removed, dumplings may rest on meat and potato and not settle into liquid


--- title: Indexer keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar nb_path: "04_indexer.ipynb" ---
import torch
from pathlib import Path
from memery.loader import get_image_files, db_loader, archive_loader
from memery.crafter import crafter
from memery.encoder import image_encoder
device = torch.device("cuda" if torch.cuda.is_available() else "cpu")
root = Path('images/')
filepaths = get_image_files(root)
archive_db = {}
archive_db, new_files = archive_loader(filepaths, root, device)
print(f"Loaded {len(archive_db)} encodings")
print(f"Encoding {len(new_files)} new images")
crafted_files = crafter(new_files, device)
new_embeddings = image_encoder(crafted_files, device)
db = join_all(archive_db, new_files, new_embeddings)
[o[0] for o in db.items()][:5]
len(db)
Building treemap takes a long time. I don't think annoy
uses the GPU at all?
t = build_treemap(db)
t.get_n_items(), t.get_n_trees()
save_archives(root, t, db)


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net.corda.core.contracts
Interfaces
Attachment
AttachmentConstraint
BelongsToContract
CommandData
Contract
ContractState
FungibleAsset
FungibleState
LegalProseReference
LinearState
MoveCommand
NamedByHash
NoConstraintPropagation
OwnableState
SchedulableState
Scheduled
TokenizableAssetInfo
UpgradedContract
UpgradedContractWithLegacyConstraint
Classes
AlwaysAcceptAttachmentConstraint
Amount
AmountTransfer
AttachmentConstraintKt
AutomaticHashConstraint
AutomaticPlaceholderConstraint
Command
CommandAndState
CommandWithParties
ContractAttachment
ContractsDSL
HashAttachmentConstraint
Issued
LinearPointer
PartyAndReference
PrivacySalt
ReferencedStateAndRef
Requirements
ScheduledActivity
ScheduledStateRef
SignatureAttachmentConstraint
SourceAndAmount
StateAndContract
StateAndRef
StatePointer
StateRef
StaticPointer
Structures
TimeWindow
TransactionState
TransactionStateKt
TypeOnlyCommandData
UniqueIdentifier
WhitelistedByZoneAttachmentConstraint
Enums
ComponentGroupEnum
Exceptions
AttachmentResolutionException
InsufficientBalanceException
TransactionResolutionException
TransactionVerificationException


hierarchical_partition.Rd
Hierarchical partition
hierarchical_partition(data, top_n = NULL, top_value_method = "ATC", partition_method = "skmeans", combination_method = expand.grid(top_value_method, partition_method), anno = NULL, anno_col = NULL, mean_silhouette_cutoff = 0.9, min_samples = max(6, round(ncol(data)*0.01)), subset = Inf, group_diff = ifelse(scale_rows, 0.5, 0), fdr_cutoff = cola_opt$fdr_cutoff, min_n_signatures = NULL, filter_fun = function(mat) { s = rowSds(mat) s > quantile(unique(s[s > 1e-10]), 0.05, na.rm = TRUE) }, max_k = 4, scale_rows = TRUE, verbose = TRUE, mc.cores = 1, cores = mc.cores, help = TRUE, ...)
| data | a numeric matrix where subgroups are found by columns. |
|---|---|
| top_n | Number of rows with top values. |
| top_value_method | a single or a vector of top-value methods. Available methods are in |
| partition_method | a single or a vector of partition methods. Available methods are in |
| combination_method | A list of combinations of top-value methods and partitioning methods. The value can be a two-column data frame where the first column is the top-value methods and the second column is the partitioning methods. Or it can be a vector of combination names in a form of "top_value_method:partitioning_method". |
| anno | A data frame with known annotation of samples. The annotations will be plotted in heatmaps and the correlation to predicted subgroups will be tested. |
| anno_col | A list of colors (color is defined as a named vector) for the annotations. If |
| mean_silhouette_cutoff | The cutoff to test whether partition in current node is stable. |
| min_samples | the cutoff of number of samples to determine whether to continue looking for subgroups. |
| group_diff | |
| fdr_cutoff | |
| subset | Number of columns to randomly sample. |
| min_n_signatures | Minimal number of signatures under the best classification. |
| filter_fun | A self-defined function which filters the original matrix and returns a submatrix for partitioning. |
| max_k | maximal number of partitions to try. The function will try |
| scale_rows | Whether rows are scaled? |
| verbose | whether print message. |
| mc.cores | multiple cores to use. This argument will be removed in future versions. |
| cores | Number of cores, or a |
| help | Whether to show the help message. |
| ... | pass to |
The function looks for subgroups in a hierarchical way.
There is a special way to encode the node in the hierarchy. The length of the node name
is the depth of the node in the hierarchy and the substring excluding the last digit is the name
node of the parent node. E.g. for the node 0011
, the depth is 4 and the parent node is 001
.
A HierarchicalPartition-class
object. Simply type object in the interactive R session
to see which functions can be applied on it.
Zuguang Gu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if (FALSE) { set.seed(123) m = cbind(rbind(matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 2, sd = 0.3), nr = 20), matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 0, sd = 0.3), nr = 20), matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 0, sd = 0.3), nr = 20)), rbind(matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 0, sd = 0.3), nr = 20), matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 1, sd = 0.3), nr = 20), matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 0, sd = 0.3), nr = 20)), rbind(matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 0, sd = 0.3), nr = 20), matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 0, sd = 0.3), nr = 20), matrix(rnorm(20*20, mean = 1, sd = 0.3), nr = 20)) ) + matrix(rnorm(60*60, sd = 0.5), nr = 60) rh = hierarchical_partition(m, top_value_method = "SD", partition_method = "kmeans") }


My name is Mohammad Dawahdeh, I am telecommunication engineer,I attended this calss to learn more about programming.
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Telecommunication Engineering.
Advanced programming course.
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This is located atop a hill overlooking the town of Bangued and neighboring municipalities of Tayum, La Paz, Pidigan and Penarrubia. A shrine of the blessed mother cradling Infant Jesus was built near the reservoir of Bangued waterworks. A swimming pool is also available for swimmers.
An enchanting underground river located in Barangay Libtec, Dolores. At a distance, one can see a cave protruding at the surface of a seemingly empty field. But underneath, the surface a flowing underground river mirrors the jutting stalagmites, giving one both a sense of wonder. Residents in the area claim the place is home to some "mysterious" water creatures.
This is one of the several lakes of the province located at Taquib, Villaviciosa. It covers an approximate area of one hectare amidst hills bordering barangays Taquib and Callao, both in Villaviciosa. KimkimayLake, according to legend carried by word of mouth was formerly a dwelling where several families lived. These families were however engaged in many vices so they were punished by the gods by sinking their community, submerging it in cool water. Today, the lake is a favorite place for town picnickers using the lake as a swimming pool and place for fishing. This place can be reached from Bangued travelling along a 32 kilometer winding Penarrubia-Villaviciosa- Pilar Road which as similar to the famous
Located along the Abra Kalinga National Road which is the third longest bridge in the country today with a total length of 886.812 linear meters. Said bridge is strategically located between the boundaries of Tayum, Lagangilang and Dolores at one scenic portion of AbraRiver.
This is the gravity irrigation dam located at Lagayan. It can be reached by traveling along the Abra-Ilocos Norte Road and the La Paz - Lagayan Provincial Road. Traveling time takes one to one and half-hours. This is an ideal place for fishing and swimming with its clear water.


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All the information necessary to book the trip will be provided to our partners (service providers).
3.2. Publicity
In case UBEOS starts using the website to publish advertisements, we may consent advertisers to collect information about your device (including the mobile identifier), actions and geographic location, allowing the ads to fit your needs.
3.3. Data analysis
We allow the access to tracking technologies in order to collect data about our users’ technologies and their actions on the website. From the analysis of the information generated by them, we can understand and improve the website user experience.
3.4. What we do not share
We do not allow access to third parties (except in the cases mentioned above concerning the bookings) of any personal information of our users, such as name, e-mail, address and phone number.
3.5. Aggregated information
We may reveal aggregated information of our users, such as number of users, their demographics and general usage metrics.
3.6. Legal issues
We can provide users’ information for legal reasons, such as court orders, police investigations and to our legal defense.
The information can be transferred to another company if UBEOS is going through a restructuring process, including its sale or merger. If this happens we will communicate it to our users.
4. Children's Privacy
This website can be used by everyone and we do not intentionally collect information about children or teenagers. If a child or a teenager who we know to be under 18 sends us their personal data, it will be used to respond to them directly and inform that we need the consent of their parents to receive such information.
5. Changes to this privacy policy
We reserve the right to change this policy at any time should we find it convenient. If any changes that affect our users’ personal information are made, they will be informed so that they can adjust or cancel their registration.