2.0.9
Creates a new QlobberPG
object for publishing and subscribing to a
PostgreSQL queue.
Extends EventEmitter
(Object)
Configures the PostgreSQL queue.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.name String
|
Unique identifier for this
QlobberPG
instance. Every instance connected to the queue at the same time
must have a different name.
|
options.db Object
|
node-postgres configuration
used for communicating with PostgreSQL.
|
options.single_ttl Integer
(default 1h )
|
Default time-to-live (in milliseconds) for messages which should be read by at most one subscriber. This value is added to the current time and the resulting expiry time is put into the message's database row. After the expiry time, the message is ignored and deleted when convenient. |
options.multi_ttl Integer
(default 1m )
|
Default time-to-live (in milliseconds) for messages which can be read by many subscribers. This value is added to the current time and the resulting expiry time is put into the message's database row. After the expiry time, the message is ignored and deleted when convenient. |
options.expire_interval Integer
(default 10s )
|
Number of milliseconds between deleting expired messages from the database. |
options.poll_interval Integer
(default 1s )
|
Number of milliseconds between checking the database for new messages. |
options.notify Boolean
(default true )
|
Whether to use a database trigger
to watch for new messages. Note that this will be done in addition to
polling the database every
poll_interval
milliseconds.
|
options.message_concurrency Integer
(default 1 )
|
The number of messages to process at once. |
options.handler_concurrency Integer
(default 0 )
|
By default (0), a message
is considered handled by a subscriber only when all its data has been
read. If you set
handler_concurrency
to non-zero, a message is
considered handled as soon as a subscriber receives it. The next message
will then be processed straight away. The value of
handler_concurrency
limits the number of messages being handled by subscribers at any one
time.
|
options.order_by_expiry Boolean
(default false )
|
Pass messages to subscribers in order of their expiry time. |
options.dedup Boolean
(default true )
|
Whether to ensure each handler function is called at most once when a message is received. |
options.single Boolean
(default true )
|
Whether to process messages meant
for
at most
one subscriber (across all
QlobberPG
instances), i.e.
work queues.
|
options.separator String
(default '.' )
|
The character to use for separating words in message topics. |
options.wildcard_one String
(default '*' )
|
The character to use for matching exactly one word in a message topic to a subscriber. |
options.wildcard_some String
(default '#' )
|
The character to use for matching zero or more words in a message topic to a subscriber. |
options.filter (Function | Array<Function>)?
|
Function called before each message is processed.
|
options.batch_size Integer
(default 100 )
|
Passed to https://github.com/brianc/node-pg-query-stream[`node-pg-query-stream`] and specifies how many messages to retrieve from the database at a time (using a cursor). |
Check the database for new messages now rather than waiting for the next periodic check to occur.
Same as QlobberPG#refresh_now.
Stop checking for new messages.
(Function?)
Optional function to call once access to the
database has stopped. Alternatively, you can listen for the
QlobberPG#stop
event.
Same as QlobberPG#stop.
(any)
Subscribe to messages in the PostgreSQL queue.
(String)
Which messages you're interested in receiving.
Message topics are split into words using
.
as the separator. You can
use
*
to match exactly one word in a topic or
#
to match zero or more
words. For example,
foo.*
would match
foo.bar
whereas
foo.#
would
match
foo
,
foo.bar
and
foo.bar.wup
. Note you can change the
separator and wildcard characters by specifying the
separator
,
wildcard_one
and
wildcard_some
options when
constructing
QlobberPG
objects. See the
qlobber
documentation
for more information. Valid characters in
topic
are:
A-Za-z0-9_*#.
(Function)
Function to call when a new message is
received on the PostgreSQL queue and its topic matches against
topic
.
handler
will be passed the following arguments:
data
(Readable
| Buffer
)
Message payload as a Readable stream or a Buffer.
By default you'll receive a Buffer. If handler
has a property
accept_stream
set to a truthy value then you'll receive a stream.
Note that all subscribers will receive the same stream or content for
each message. You should take this into account when reading from the
stream. The stream can be piped into multiple
Writable
streams but bear in mind it will go at the rate of the slowest one.info
(Object
) Metadata for the message, with the following
properties:
topic
(String
) Topic the message was published with.expires
(Integer
) When the message expires (number of
milliseconds after January 1970 00:00:00 UTC).single
(Boolean
) Whether this message is being given to at
most one subscriber (across all QlobberPG
instances).size
(Integer
) Message size in bytes.publisher
(String
) Name of the QlobberPG
instance which
published the message.done
(Function
) Function to call one you've handled the
message. Note that calling this function is only mandatory if
info.single === true
, in order to delete and unlock the message
row in the database table. done
takes two arguments:
err
(Object
) If an error occurred then pass details of the
error, otherwise pass null
or undefined
.finish
(Function
) Optional function to call once the message
has been deleted and unlocked, in the case of
info.single === true
, or straight away otherwise. It will be
passed the following argument:
err
(Object
) If an error occurred then details of the
error, otherwise null
.(Object?)
Optional settings for this subscription.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.subscribe_to_existing Boolean
(default false )
|
If
true
then
handler
will be called with any existing, unexpired messages that
match
topic
, as well as new ones. If
false
(the default) then
handler
will be called with new messages only.
|
(Function?)
Optional function to call once the subscription
has been registered. This will be passed the following argument:
err
(Object
) If an error occurred then details of the error,
otherwise null
.Unsubscribe from messages in the PostgreSQL queue.
(String?)
Which messages you're no longer interested in
receiving via the
handler
function. This should be a topic you've
previously passed to
QlobberPG#subscribe
. If
topic
is
undefined
then all handlers for all topics are unsubscribed.
(Function?)
The function you no longer want to be
called with messages published to the topic
topic
. This should be a
function you've previously passed to
QlobberPG#subscribe
.
If you subscribed
handler
to a different topic then it will still
be called for messages which match that topic. If
handler
is
undefined
, all handlers for the topic
topic
are unsubscribed.
(Function?)
Optional function to call once
handler
has
been unsubscribed from
topic
. This will be passed the following
argument:
err
(Object
) If an error occurred then details of the error,
otherwise null
.Publish a message to the PostgreSQL queue.
(String)
Message topic. The topic should be a series of
words separated by
.
(or the
separator
character you passed to
the
constructor
). Valid characters in
topic
are:
A-Za-z0-9_.
(Object)
Optional settings for this publication.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.single Boolean
(default false )
|
If
true
then the message
will be given to
at most
one interested subscriber, across all
QlobberPG
instances querying the PostgreSQL queue. Otherwise all
interested subscribers will receive the message (the default).
|
options.ttl Integer?
|
Time-to-live (in milliseconds) for this
message. If you don't specify anything then
single_ttl
or
multi_ttl
(provided to the
constructor
) will be
used, depending on the value of
single
. After the time-to-live
for the message has passed, the message is ignored and deleted when
convenient.
|
options.encoding String
(default "utf8" )
|
If
payload
is a string,
the encoding to use when writing to the database.
|
(Function?)
Optional function to call once the message has
been written to the database. It will be passed the following
arguments:
err
(Object
) If an error occurred then details of the error,
otherwise null
.info
(Object
) Metadata for the message. See
QlobberPG#subscribe for a description of info
's properties.(Stream | undefined)
:
A
Writable
if no
payload
was passed, otherwise
undefined
.
Error event. Emitted if an unrecoverable error occurs. QlobberPG may stop querying the database for messages.
Type: Object
Start event. Emitted when messages can be published and subscribed to.
Stop event. Emitted after QlobberPG#stop has been called and access to the database has stopped.


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Jslet - Proxy Field
Demonstrate how to use proxy field which can store any type of value into one field.
Data Filter List: (
Data Model
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by Pam KeyOn this week’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) called the impeachment inquiry a “calculated coup,” and accused Adam Schiff of orchestrating it.
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The caterpillar knows...
You can try things like...
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Text the Caterpillar at<PHONE_NUMBER>(DRUG)
The Caterpillar Bot is built with Ruby/Rails and uses Recast.AI for natural language processing. It's MIT licensed and open-source which means anyone can submit features to make it even more useful. Check out the code and help make it better!
The Caterpillar has an extremely simple endpoint that you can use to build your own chat applications.
curl --request POST --url https://www.askthecaterpillar.com/query --form query="What is MXE"
{"data":{"messages":[{"type":"text","content":"Mxe (also known as methoxetamine and 3-meo-2'oxo-pce): A popular dissociative drug which is an analogue of ketamine, though less sedating and more potent by weight, with a subjectively more 'complicated' set of effects. Warning note! Avoid alcohol, benzos, opiates, other depressants, and any drug with an effect on serotonin (for example but not limited to MDMA, amphetamine, other stimulants)"}]}}
This endpoint currently has no state information. Every query is treated as its own question. The Caterpillar chatbots will soon support some contextual information to be able to ask clarifying questions and respond to the answers. Currently all messages that will come back will be of type text, though the API may eventually support images or other rich media.
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Maitland Ward left very little to the imagination this week as she posed in nothing but some very skimpy lingerie for her latest Instagram update, which was shared to her account on Thursday night.

Maitland’s tattoos were also visible in the photo, as she showed off a blue butterfly tattoo on her right shoulder and another larger tattoo on her lower back.
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Bitcoin plummets to a six-month low on China crackdown
Bitcoin slumped to a six-month low on Friday after China's central bank launched a fresh crackdown on cryptocurrency, warning of the risks from issuing and trading digital coins.
LONDON: Bitcoin slumped to a six-month low on Friday after China's central bank launched a fresh crackdown on cryptocurrency, warning of the risks from issuing and trading digital coins.
Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, fell 9per cent to US$6,929, its lowest since May, and was last down 6per cent at US$7,134.
The People's Bank of China's Shanghai headquarters had said it would tackle a resurgence of illegal activities around virtual currencies, cautioning investors not to confuse crypto with blockchain technology.
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Research
Cyber-physical system in extreme environments for smart health, climate-smart agriculture, underwater sensing, and underground infrastructure monitoring;
Wearable nano-biosensing using wireless nanosensor networks;
Magnetic induction-based wireless communications;
Modeling, fabrication, control, and characterization of reconfigurable antennas and RF metamaterials;
Physical layer security for cyber-physical system.
Nano-biosensing
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Conventional Raman spectroscopy equipments are bulky and expensive. This project aims to design a nano-sensor network on a smart ring which can emit light and reconstruct the Raman spectrum based on the scattered light from nano-biofunctional particles inside human body.
H. Guo, P. Johari, J. M. Jornet and Z. Sun, "Intra-Body Optical Channel Modeling for In Vivo Wireless Nanosensor Networks," IEEE Transactions on NanoBioscience, vol. 15, no. 1, pp. 41-52, Jan. 2016.
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Metamaterial Antenna
The motivation of this project is to improve the communication range and data rate of magnetic induction communications in complex environments. Metamaterial is a flexible artificial material which demonstrates extraordinary performance. We start the analysis from theoretical modeling based on electromagnetic theory. The promising performance motivates us to design a practical antenna using printed circuit board.
H. Guo, Z. Sun, J. Sun, and N. M. Litchinitser, "M2I: Channel Modeling for Metamaterial-Enhanced Magnetic Induction Communications", IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, Vol. 63, No. 11, pp. 5072-5087, November 2015.
Magnetic Induction Communication in Oil Reservoir
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Wireless sensing in oil reservoir is of paramount importance to improve the oil recovery factor and intelligently develop the reservoir. We propose a self-contained sensing system using magnetic induction communications. The sensors in oil reservoir can be connected wirelessly and the sensing data can be transmitted to data fusion center in multihop fashion. Meanwhile, a dipole antenna in the wellbore can wirelessly charge the sensors in oil reservoir.
H. Guo, and Z. Sun, "Channel and Energy Modeling for Self-Contained Wireless Sensor Networks in Oil Reservoirs", IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 2258-2269, April 2014.
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Magnetic Induction Communication in Underwater
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This project focuses on swarming cyber-physical systems (swarming CPS) consisting of a collection of mobile networked agents, each of which has sensing, computing, communication, and locomotion capabilities, and that have a wide range of civilian and military applications. The mobile agents are connected wirelessly using magnetic induction communications. A magnetic induction channel model is derived based on electromagnetic theory by considering the lateral wave on the surface.
H. Guo, Z. Sun, and P. Wang, "Multiple Frequency Band Channel Modeling and Analysis for Magnetic Induction Communication in Practical Underwater Environments", to appear in IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2017.
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Looking for the computational unit of the brain
12th October - King’s College London
Currently there is no agreement between neuroscientists as to what can be described as a computational unit of the brain. Historically, single neurons have claimed the title as the functional unit of the nervous system, whilst more modern imaging methods have pointed towards neuronal ensembles as being a more robust feature to focus on. Furthermore, the participation of glia in information encoding has been largely ignored, whilst others argue that a more thorough decomposition of behaviour is necessary before we can even begin to understand the brain’s computation.
More often than not, the cross-talk between researchers working on these different levels of abstraction is quite spare, and we believe bringing researchers together to discuss these questions will help promote collaboration and further our understanding of the important questions in neuroscience, that can’t be solved just by looking from one point of view.
Speakers: Elisa Galliano, Yoh Isogai Short talks: Nick Steinmetz, Victoria Gonzalez, Kostantinos Lagogiannis, Pablo Izquierdo
Event details
This event will take place at King’s College London on the 12th of October 2018
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Ruby Methods
One of the cool things about Ruby is the Enumerable Module. Collection objects in Ruby reside in the Enumberable Module. Most of the searching and querying functionality used in Ryby comes from Enumerable. Some of the commonly used Methods provided by Enumerable are: collect,map,include?,sort,reduce,group_by
The map method is one of the most powerful enumerable operations in Ruby.map will always return an array as its output.Below I have described the Enumerable map method in detail and some of its uses:
The Enumerable map method is used on a array to transform its receiver based on the rules set in the code block. The output of Enumerable map method is always an Array.
Syntax:
array.map{|item|block}
Example:
If we have an array , say
If we want to get an array that squares each number in the original array then we can use the map method:
new_numbers = [1,2,3,4].map{|x| x*2}
Output: new_numbers = [2,4,6,8]
Another example is, Lets say we have an array
If we want to capitalize every element of the array, we can use the map method as below:
new_names = ["tim","tom","sam","mike"].map{|x| x.capitalize}
Output: new_names = ["Tim","Tom","Sam","Mike"]
In the above cases we used the map method. Ruby also provides the map! method which is the destructive version of map. It will transform the array in place and return it.
e.g: In the above example where we capitalize every word of the array using the map method, the value of the original array 'names' will remain ["tim","tom","sam","mike"]
But if we use map! method, it will transform the original array as well:
new_names = names.map!{|x| x.capitalize}
Output:
names = ["Tim","Tom","Sam","Mike"]
new_names = ["Tim","Tom","Sam","Mike"]
As you can see the Enumerable map method is very powerful and can be a usefool method in programming!.


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NAME
started - event signalling that a job is runningSYNOPSIS
started JOB=JOB INSTANCE=INSTANCE [ENV]...DESCRIPTION
The started event is generated by the Upstart init(8) daemon when an instance of a job has finished starting and is now running. The JOB environment variable contains the job name, and the INSTANCE environment variable contains the instance name which will be empty for single-instance jobs.init(8) emits this event as an informational signal, services and tasks started or stopped by this event will do so in parallel with other activity. It is typically combined with the stopping(7) event by services declaring a dependency.
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Though warming has not been uniform across the planet, the upward trend in the globally averaged temperature shows that more areas are warming than cooling. According to NOAA's 2020 Annual Climate Report the combined land and ocean temperature has increased at an average rate of 0.13 degrees Fahrenheit (0.08 degrees Celsius) per decade since 1880; however, the average rate of increase since 1981 (0.18°C / 0.32°F) has been more than twice that rate.
The 10 warmest years on record have all occurred since 2005, and 7 of the 10 have occurred just since 2014. Looking back to 1988, a pattern emerges: except for 2011, as each new year is added to the historical record, it becomes one of the top 10 warmest on record at that time, but it is ultimately replaced as the “top ten” window shifts forward in time.
By 2020, models project that global surface temperature will be more than 0.5°C (0.9°F) warmer than the 1986-2005 average, regardless of which carbon dioxide emissions pathway the world follows. This similarity in temperatures regardless of total emissions is a short-term phenomenon: it reflects the tremendous inertia of Earth's vast oceans. The high heat capacity of water means that ocean temperature doesn't react instantly to the increased heat being trapped by greenhouse gases. By 2030, however, the heating imbalance caused by greenhouse gases begins to overcome the oceans' thermal inertia, and projected temperature pathways begin to diverge, with unchecked carbon dioxide emissions likely leading to several additional degrees of warming by the end of the century.
Global sea level has been rising over the past century, and the rate has increased in recent decades. In 2014, global sea level was 2.6 inches above the 1993 average—the highest annual average in the satellite record (1993-present). Sea level continues to rise at a rate of about one-eighth of an inch per year.
Higher sea levels mean that deadly and destructive storm surges push farther inland than they once did, which also means more frequent nuisance flooding. Disruptive and expensive, nuisance flooding is estimated to be from 300 percent to 900 percent more frequent within U.S. coastal communities than it was just 50 years ago.
The two major causes of global sea level rise are thermal expansion caused by warming of the ocean (since water expands as it warms) and increased melting of land-based ice, such as glaciers and ice sheets. The oceans are absorbing more than 90 percent of the increased atmospheric heat associated with emissions from human activity.
A new study has found that the world lost 28 trillion tons of ice lost in 24 years, from 1994 to 2017. To give some idea of this amount, the lost ice would be enough to cover the entire state of Arizona with a polar cap 30 stories tall (or about 100 meters).
One of the biggest concerns from this immense loss of ice is the rise in sea levels that comes with it. The perpetrators are the usual suspects: the ice of Greenland, of the minor glaciers and, recently, those of Antarctica.
Currently, Greenland and minor glaciers play a dominant role in sea level rise, while the remaining contribution is due to the phenomenon of thermal expansion of the oceans. The more we warm the oceans, which absorb about 85% of the heat due to global warming, the more these “swell” (expand) a bit like the gas in a hot air balloon when it heats up, favoring the rising of the seas.
Future estimates suggest that if we were to continue on today’s trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, the role of glaciers in sea level rise will be less and less — in view of the fact that many will, alas, disappear — while Greenland and Antarctica will be responsible for most of the rising of the seas through the melting of their ice. The role of thermal expansion will diminish, not because the ocean will not continue to expand — rather, it will continue to do so faster and faster as it continues to warm up — but because the melting of polar ice will be exorbitant and far outweigh the effect of thermal expansion


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• What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
Coding is pretty tough and like any language, take so much time to sort out and cannot be done alone.
• What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
Not sure about surprises. Maybe the fact that it is a motivator in different areas because it puts things into perspective, such as, what the hell am I doing now.
• What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
I think the hardest thing was concentrating at times, due to the content being far too long winded in parts and therefore tiring. It is very difficult to maintain a sane mind and awake body when what you are looking at starts to drone on. It is what I would see as a good form of torture in the long term or in the way that depression can beat you down with the same shit, over and over and no obvious way out, meaning you fall even further into a pit of despair.
• Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
The core is clearly about testing the will and the adaptability into a field that has monotony at its core. Not that it is boring but that it can be very repetitive and can drive you mad. It is similar in the way that editing might sound cool but you then have to archive and organise everything you have worked on, for a time when you may but probably will never work on again. I have seen breakdowns and tantrums in the work place and they stem from a lack of communication and people not feeling valued or seeing their self-worth. Another reason is likely that many of those that have, in the past, chosen to be in this area have been what was always considered nerdy, lame wads or poindexters. The reality however is more that those that are autistic or have aspergers, in the 90s and above on the spectrum, tend to be drawn to these fields due to the innate lack of ability to communicate effectively and not able to see or read people as a normie can.
• Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practicing programming instead? Justify your answer.
That is a question with many positive and negative answers no matter how you look at it. Some of the core was interesting and makes you think but then if it didn’t make you think, then you would be like rats caught in a trap. Sure you know the consequences of catching them and having to kill them with a shovel, and bury them because traps don’t always do the full job but that is life. You take the good, you take the bad, the facts of life.


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This afternoon, me and two of my friends decided to take a trip into the woods of my backyard. When we found what we deemed a 'cool' setting, we put down two chairs in front of a swamp, teaming with reproducing life everywhere. I had brought 'rasta', my bub, and some sally d 10x. I had purchased it a few days prior in the witch city, Salem. I originally hadnít wanted to smoke any of my dear sally, since the last experience I had with it was quite overwhelming. I was apprehensive, but my two other friends wanted to see me do it first of course.
We had just smoked several bowls of cannabis before we walked into the woods, and we plugged the bottom of the bub with sum nug to avoid sucking the precious 10x through. After packing up a nice trip, I subsequently wound up being the only one willing to do it (after being persuaded and convinced, not the best way to go into a trip). After hitting the bowl and leaving the lighter to the sally the whole time to make sure it all burns well, I passed it to my friend the proceeded to count with my fingers to 30 while holding the smoke in.
When I got to around 23, I felt the pressure of the sally against my body. I donít remember making it to 30, but at around 24 I felt my perception completely warp in about one second to a complete trance state.  Apparently, I started giggling uncontrollable, then I started rolling towards the swap and my friend had to grab me and pull me away from the swamp. I then repeated to walk backwards while the asked me to walk towards them.
Then I seemingly fell onto some plants and partially into the swamp. This I clearly remember, but I had the perspective of some sort of organism in the swamp. My legs were up in the air as I looked down at them, and movement was very limited and difficult, as was thinking. This was replaced by being helped to stand by my friends, then finally finding the chair and trying to sit back in it. This whole time I did not pay much attention to my visual perceptions, but my sense of balance was extremely stricken. It felt like my soul was slowly draining back into my mind.
Everything also seemed extremely funny to me, and I had a common hallucination that occurs every time I smoke salvia. This is the change in the fabric of reality.  Each piece comes off perfectly, and when I turn my head they rip and tear and produce sum scratchy auditory hallucinations.
The trance state lasted about 5 minutes, and most of it I donít remember, my friends told me afterwards. We walked back to my house since my friends decided it might not be the best idea to take it next to the swamp, and I had to change my pants since they were wet from falling into the swamp and they both tried it but didnít have the same type of experience I did. I didnít feel back to normal for an hour or so, but some of the feelings may have been prolonged from a few ganja sessions. Ever si
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Hello! My name is Eddrich Janzzen Ang, but you can call me Janzzen. I am a software engineer who loves to code, read books, and explore new technologies. I also enjoy spending time around nature because it's a nice opportunity to unwind, destress, and clear my mind.
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As a developer, I have experience working with different technology platforms such as Web Apps, Databases, and Cloud providers. I have experience using different application development frameworks such as
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Stunting is a major public health problem in Djibouti. The current level of stunting in Djibouti is 30 percent, which exceeds the WHO severity thresholds of 20 percent. The main causes of stunting in Djibouti include low access to and utilization to of basic health services, high levels of food insecurity and poor environmental health (water, sanitation and hygiene).
All of the regions in Djibouti have critical levels of stunting (i.e. over 30 percent). The prevalence of stunting is higher among rural residents, compared to their urban counterparts (42.3% vs. 30.0%). Obock, Dikhil and Tadjourah regions have the highest stunting rates at 45.9%, 44.2% and 40.8%, respectively.
The current level of wasting in Djibouti is 17.8 percent, which exceeds the WHO severity thresholds of 5 percent. All regions in Djibouti have critical levels of wasting (i.e. over 10 percent). Obock, Djibouti City and Tadjourah regions have the highest wasting rates at 25.7%, 17.9% and 16.4%, respectively.
Only 23% of women receive four or more antenatal care visits, and just over half (54%) of women are receiving any form of postnatal care. Children fully immunized by their first birthday ranges from 70% to 80% in urban areas and from 40% to 50% in rural areas.
Food insecurity is a persistent problem across Djibouti. With limited arable land, low rainfall and prolonged droughts, agriculture production and livelihoods are severely affected.
Agriculture is almost nonexistent, accounting only for about 3 percent of GDP and 2 percent of employment.
Food insecurity high across the country, 75% of the rural population food insecure and 20% in Djibouti City.
As a result, an alarmingly low percentage of children are consuming a minimum acceptable diet (i.e., at least four food groups and three meals per day) and getting the right nutrients to grow and thrive.
There are countrywide challenges in accessing improved water sources and sanitation.
Only 47% of the population has access to improved sanitation facilities (5% in rural areas); and only 65% of the rural population has access to improved water sources.
Access to improved sanitation facilities ranges from 60% in urban areas to just 5% in rural areas .
Recognizing the human and economic costs of childhood malnutrition, the World Bank has increased its investments globally to improve the nutrition and cognitive development of children in their early years. In Djibouti, levels of stunting and wasting remain at critical levels despite recent efforts to address both conditions. The new World Bank project “Towards Zero Stunting in Djibouti” is a $15 million IDA financed project, approved on July 9, 2018, that will increase support to end stunting and ensure that children are given the opportunity to survive and thrive. The project involves the implementation of an enhanced package of core nutrition interventions including: growth monitoring and promotion, micronutrient supplementation, nutrition and health interventions for women (antenatal care visits, iron/folic acid supplementation, etc.), and improved sanitation and hygiene practices, along with the use of new and innovative approaches to accelerate progress. The primary technological innovation in this project is the use of programmatic and geospatial mapping to improve outreach to vulnerable and otherwise hard-to-reach households; assist with the tracking of children and mothers affected and at-risk of stunting, and map current and available health services.
Recognizing the human and economic costs of childhood malnutrition, the World Bank has increased its investments globally to improve the nutrition and cognitive development of children in their early years. In Djibouti, levels of stunting and wasting remain at critical levels despite recent efforts to address both conditions. The new World Bank project “Towards Zero Stunting in Djibouti” is a $15 million IDA financed project, approved on July 9, 2018, that will increase support to end stunting and ensure that children are given the opportunity to survive and thrive. The project involves the implementation of an enhanced package of core nutrition interventions including: growth monitoring and promotion, micronutrient supplementation, nutrition and health interventions for women (antenatal care visits, iron/folic acid supplementation, etc.), and improved sanitation and hygiene practices, along with the use of new and innovative approaches to accelerate progress. The primary technological innovation in this project is the use of programmatic and geospatial mapping to improve outreach to vulnerable and otherwise hard-to-reach households; assist with the tracking of children and mothers affected and at-risk of stunting, and map current and available health services.
Recognizing the human and economic costs of childhood malnutrition, the World Bank has increased its investments globally to improve the nutrition and cognitive development of children in their early years. In Djibouti, levels of stunting and wasting remain at critical levels despite recent efforts to address both conditions. The new World Bank project “Towards Zero Stunting in Djibouti” is a $15 million IDA financed project, approved on July 9, 2018, that will increase support to end stunting and ensure that children are given the opportunity to survive and thrive. The project involves the implementation of an enhanced package of core nutrition interventions including: growth monitoring and promotion, micronutrient supplementation, nutrition and health interventions for women (antenatal care visits, iron/folic acid supplementation, etc.), and improved sanitation and hygiene practices, along with the use of new and innovative approaches to accelerate progress. The primary technological innovation in this project is the use of programmatic and geospatial mapping to improve outreach to vulnerable and otherwise hard-to-reach households; assist with the tracking of children and mothers affected and at-risk of stunting, and map current and available health services.


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(def treats ["cookies" "candy" "ice cream"]) (def date (Date)) (def answer 42) (def double (fn (n) (* 2 n))) (def things (+ "Today is: " date " and the answer is " answer " which doubled is " (double answer))) (alert things)
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; define a function and save it in the variable "sqaure" (def square (fn (n) (* n n))) ; call a function (square 8) ; create and call an anonymous function ((fn (n) (* n n)) 2) ; shortcut function definition (defn shorter (n) (* n n)) ; alert the cubes with a very shorthand function definition (alert (map #(* %1 %1 %1) [2 4 6 8]))
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; define an object literal (def arnold { name:{first:"Arnold" last:"Schwarzenegger"} age:(- (.getFullYear (new Date)) 1947) occupation:"badass" greet:(fn () "Hello") }) ; reference a field in an object (:age arnold) ; call a method of an object (.greet arnold) ; alternative way to call a method of an object ((:greet arnold)) ; alert age (alert (:age arnold)) ; anonymous object literal (log {first:1 second:2})
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; define an array (def movies ["Freddy got Fingered" "Road Trip" "Stealing Harvard" "Bob the Butler"]) ; get an element (get movies 0) ; or this (when using a literal) (0 movies) ; define an object with custom keys (def obj {"goofy key": "value"}) ; get a custom field (get obj "goofy key") ; literal get ("goofy key" obj) ; alert field (alert (2 movies))
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; get the latest answers on Stack Overflow ; and alert the author's names (def api "http://api.stackexchange.com/2.1/answers?key=U4DMV*8nvpm3EOpvf69Rxw((&site=stackoverflow&order=desc&sort=activity&filter=default") (.get $ api #(alert (pluck (pluck (:items %1) "owner") "display_name")))
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Looping and Branching
(if (> 2 1) (alert "2 is greater than 1") ; if true case (alert "2 is less than 1?")) ; else case (def result (if true "true" "false")) (times 6 #(log "hello")) ; log hello 6 times (log (loop (z 1) (when (< z 5) (log z) (recur (+ z 1))) )) (foreach [1 2 3 4] log)
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Types, Inheritance, Mixins
; define a type (deftype Animal (eat (food) (log food)) (sleep (duration) (setTimeout #(log "slept") duration)) ) ; define a type that inherits from another (deftype Tiger {extend: (:prototype Animal)} (prowl () (alert "prowling")) ) ; define a type as an expression that can be passed and/or saved (def Lion (type Lion {extend: (:prototype Animal)} (roar () (alert "ROAR!!!")) )) ; define a type that mixes in other types (deftype Liger { extend: (:prototype Animal) mix: [(:prototype Lion) (:prototype Tiger)]} ) (let (liger (new Liger)) (.roar liger) (.prowl liger) )
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open your browser's console (F12) to see the output
; defining a macro for unless (defmacro unless (syms) `(if (not ~(get syms 1)) ~(get syms 2)) ) ; use our unless macro! (unless true (log "Even truth is not truth")) ; defining a macro for a for loop (defmacro forloop (syms) (let (setup (get syms 1)) `(loop (~(get setup 0) ~(get setup 1)) (when ~(get setup 2) ~(get syms 2) (recur ~(get setup 3)) )) )) ; use our forloop macro! (forloop (i 0 (< i 10) (+ i 1)) (log i))
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Events
msdispatch
(def arnold {age:1}) ; we can observe any property on any object by registering with msdispatch (msdispatch.on arnold :age (fn () (log arguments))) ; setting a property on an object with !! will cause a change event to be fired (!! arnold :age 2) ; setting a prop with one ! will be silent (! (:age arnold) 1) (! arnold.age 1)
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; map ; pluck ; reduce ; foldr ; concat ; zip ; find ; every ; each ; shuffle ; times ; where .... TODO TODOCUMENT
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This page is intended as a reference collection of optimization tricks that can be used to speed up JME3 applications.
The more Geometry objects are added to the scene, the harder it gets to handle them in a speedy fashion.
The reson for this is, that for every object a render command must be done, here is a bottleneck betwenn the CPU and the Graficcard.
Possible optimization techniques
Use GeometryBatchFactory.optimize(node) to merge the meshes of the geometries contained in the given node into fewer batches (based on common Material used). You can do this using the SceneComposer in the
SDK as well, just right-click a node and select "Optimize Geometry"
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Using GeometryBatchFactory merges individual Geometries into a single mesh. Thereby it becomes hard to apply specific Materials or to remove a single Geometry. Therefore it should be used for static Geometry only that does not require frequent changes or individual materials/texturing.
Using Texture atlases might be a way to provide a limited individual texturing.
When you use math operations like vectorA.mult(vectorB); new objects are created that have to be garbage collected when you don't use them anymore. Check your math operations for opportunities to use the local version of the math operations, e.g. vectorA.multLocal(vectorB). This way the result is stored in vectorA and no new object needs to be created.
To offload much computation to the less CPU intense physics broadphase collision check, avoid having large meshes that cover e.g. the whole map of your level. Instead separate the collision shapes into multiple smaller parts. Obviously this can also be overdone as excessive amounts of physics objects can bring other performance problems.
SimpleApplication displays a HUD with statistics. Use app.setDisplayStatView(true);
to activate it, and false to deactivate it.
It counts how many FrameBuffers, Textures, or Shaders…
Example:
Textures (M) = how many textures are currently in the OpenGL driver
Textures(F) = how many textures were used in the last frame
Textures(S) = how many texture switches were done in the last frame.
Genereally jME3 is well optimized and optimizes these things correctly. The normal state is that the (S/F/M) values should be in the same order of magnitude; (S) values can be lower than (F).
If the (S) values are significantly higher than the (F) values, that means there are a lot of extra switches happening which can cause a performance loss. Switches happen for instance if you have many transparent materials in your scene. In that case this tells you that you should use fewer transparent materials.
If the (M) values are much higher than the (F) values, that means a lot more GL objects are in memory than are actually used. This can happen in rare cases, such as extremely large scenes (> 2000 wu). In this case, you should can optimize performance by identifying spatials to cull or detach.
The Object Count (Batch Count) is a very important value that indicates how many geometries were rendered in the last frame. In general, try to keep the object count around 100-200 to keep your game fast and responsive. If the count is permanently higher, optimize your scene via GeometryBatchFactory or other means.
Same for Triangle Counts.
FrameBuffers: If you don't use any post-processing effects (FilterPostProcessor), this count should be zero. The more effects you use, the more FrameBuffers are in use.
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Here's the link to one of my favorite recipes: https://www.keepinglifesane.com/best-eggless-chocolate-chip-cookies/. I make these all the time. It's super simple and the kids love it!
Thanks Keira, I tried this the other day and it was a hit for the family!
Try this one: https://www.yummly.com/recipe/No-bake-peanut-butter-cookies-333689. They don't have eggs or butter!
Whoa, I usually don't see recipes without both eggs and butter. Are the textures of the cookies still similar to regular ones?
Yes, they are. You won't even notice the difference.
Can confirm, these are amazing!
Keira T.
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Try this one: https://www.yummly.com/recipe/No-bake-peanut-butter-cookies-333689. They don't have eggs or butter!
Bryan P.
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Jaylin O.
Yes, they are. You won't even notice the difference.
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Can confirm, these are amazing!


AppNext Loading Test Suit
Note:
this test
must
be running from a trusted origin (like
localhost
or
https
)
Bootsrap test - if this fails, core functionality is not working properly and current version may be compromised
AppNext core library loaded sucessfully and ready for use
AppNext core library properly handles global messaging (pub / sub)
AppNext core library properly handling errors
AppNext core library stopped


Trait that contains several “check” methods that perform ScalaCheck property checks.”“
Trait providing methods and classes used to configure property checks provided by the
the forAll
methods of trait GeneratorDrivenPropertyChecks
(for ScalaTest-style
property checks) and the check
methods Checkers
(for ScalaCheck-style property checks).
Exception that indicates an evaluation of a property should be discarded, because a condition required by a property was not met by the passed values.
Exception that indicates a ScalaCheck property check failed.
Trait containing methods that faciliate property checks against generated data using ScalaCheck.
Exception that indicates a property check failed.
Trait that facilitates property checks on data supplied by tables and generators.
Exception that indicates a table-driven property check failed.
Trait containing methods that faciliate property checks against tables of data.
A table with 1 column.
A table with 10 columns.
A table with 11 columns.
A table with 12 columns.
A table with 13 columns.
A table with 14 columns.
A table with 15 columns.
A table with 16 columns.
A table with 17 columns.
A table with 18 columns.
A table with 19 columns.
A table with 2 columns.
A table with 20 columns.
A table with 21 columns.
A table with 22 columns.
A table with 3 columns.
A table with 4 columns.
A table with 5 columns.
A table with 6 columns.
A table with 7 columns.
A table with 8 columns.
A table with 9 columns.
Trait containing the Table
object, which offers one apply
factory method for
each TableForN
class, TableFor1
through TableFor22
.
Trait that contains the whenever
clause that can be used in table- or generator-driven property checks.
This exception class has been deprecated and will be removed in a future version of ScalaTest. Please
change uses of this class to use GeneratorDrivenPropertyCheckFailedException
instead.
Companion object that facilitates the importing of Checkers
members as
an alternative to mixing it in.
Companion object that facilitates the importing of Configuration
members as
an alternative to mixing it in.
Companion object that facilitates the importing of PropertyChecks
members as
an alternative to mixing it in.
Companion object for class TableFor1
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor1
to return another TableFor1
.
Companion object for class TableFor10
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor10
to return another TableFor10
.
Companion object for class TableFor11
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor11
to return another TableFor11
.
Companion object for class TableFor12
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor12
to return another TableFor12
.
Companion object for class TableFor13
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor13
to return another TableFor13
.
Companion object for class TableFor14
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor14
to return another TableFor14
.
Companion object for class TableFor15
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor15
to return another TableFor15
.
Companion object for class TableFor16
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor16
to return another TableFor16
.
Companion object for class TableFor17
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor17
to return another TableFor17
.
Companion object for class TableFor18
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor18
to return another TableFor18
.
Companion object for class TableFor19
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor19
to return another TableFor19
.
Companion object for class TableFor2
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor2
to return another TableFor2
.
Companion object for class TableFor20
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor20
to return another TableFor20
.
Companion object for class TableFor21
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor21
to return another TableFor21
.
Companion object for class TableFor22
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor22
to return another TableFor22
.
Companion object for class TableFor3
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor3
to return another TableFor3
.
Companion object for class TableFor4
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor4
to return another TableFor4
.
Companion object for class TableFor5
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor5
to return another TableFor5
.
Companion object for class TableFor6
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor6
to return another TableFor6
.
Companion object for class TableFor7
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor7
to return another TableFor7
.
Companion object for class TableFor8
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor8
to return another TableFor8
.
Companion object for class TableFor9
that provides an implicit canBuildFrom
method
that enables higher order functions defined on TableFor9
to return another TableFor9
.
Companion object that facilitates the importing of Tables
members as
an alternative to mixing it in.


Lists and Links
This assignment focuses on creating a new folder within our repository folder. After creating the folder, these steps help in training ourselves with how to create files within the folder, and also with adding list of instructions (and codes for them: ul for unordered list and ol for ordered list). Through this assignment we are also able to learn how to add links to our site.
- Create a new folder called "listsandlinks" in your repository folder.
- Inside listsandlinks create a file called "index.html" and a file called "main.css"
- In index.html create an ordered list of step by step instructions to create a new webpage on the production server.
- Also create an unordered list of 5 or more links to websites with useful webdesign related information.
- In the nav section, create an unordered list of links with a link back to your main index page.
- In your main index.html file in public_html, add an unordered list of links to the nav section with a link to "listsandlinks".
- Add an article with a heading and a paragraph description of this assignment. Also add an unordered list that contains this list of requirements.
- Turn in your work.


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It is commonly said, "Eat what makes you happy". And the happiness will only come if we hover over some food. But there must be some kind of source of food. Isn't it?
That's why there are canteens. In our college, there are all total 8 canteens. But here we primarily focused on 4 of them, namely, Aahar, AC, Alapan & Suruchi.
JU Eats have integrated the 4 canteens in such a way that no matter wherever you are, it will keep you updated regarding the latest status of food available. Furthermore, you can also get rid of your hunger by ordering from the same.


Next: Byte Operations on Integers, Previous: Viewing Integers as Bits and Bytes, Up: Numeric Operations
Logical operations require integers as arguments; an error of type type-error should be signaled if an argument is supplied that is not an integer. Integer arguments to logical operations are treated as if they were represented in two’s-complement notation.
Figure 12–5 shows defined names relating to logical operations on numbers.
| ash | boole-ior | logbitp |
| boole | boole-nand | logcount |
| boole-1 | boole-nor | logeqv |
| boole-2 | boole-orc1 | logior |
| boole-and | boole-orc2 | lognand |
| boole-andc1 | boole-set | lognor |
| boole-andc2 | boole-xor | lognot |
| boole-c1 | integer-length | logorc1 |
| boole-c2 | logand | logorc2 |
| boole-clr | logandc1 | logtest |
| boole-eqv | logandc2 | logxor |
Figure 12–5: Defined names relating to logical operations on numbers.


DL-Framework
The DL-Framework is an approach to generate an experimental environment that can easily be reused and extended but without the requirements to change core functionality. The framework is implemented using Tensorflow 2.0 in combination with tf.keras. If you add new model functionalities, like data loading, these operations should be handled by the framework and not be implemented again and again. The same situation for the training loop. In a segmentation task, the training loop for all kind of networks is completely identical, it's not necessary to implement these loops for each model.
For more flexibility, the framework is configured by YAML configuration files. This allows it, flexibly, to configure experiments without dying in an argument hell of a command-line application. Additional pre-processing methods, metrics or loss functions can easily append or replaced just by changing the parameter in an experiment configuration.
If something is missing, don't hesitate to implement it! A model is missing? Checkout out the already implemented models and start with your implementation. This is also the case for loss functions, data loaders, metrics or pre-processing functions. While semantic segmentation training or classification tasks are identically in the training loop, you can also implement your loop. The best example is the CycleGAN implementation, that overrides the basic training loop.
Docs
Installation
Use the following command to install the required python packages via pip.
pip install -r requirements.txt
To install dlf module on your system, use
pip install .
Usage
Experiment Configuration
experiment:
| Key | Summary |
|---|---|
| output_folder | Required. Path where the models/weights and logging data are saved |
model:
The model section contains required parameters to initialize an ANN model from the framework. All list of all available models and the corresponding parameters can you find in the Documentation/Models.
input_reader:
The input reader section is responsible to provide data during training, validation and test (not implemented at the moment). You can find all data generators and the corresponding parameters in Documentation/Data generators
| Key | Summary |
|---|---|
| training_reader | Optional. Provides data used during training |
| validation_reader | Optional. Provides data used during validation |
| training_reader | Optional. Provides data used during training |
training:
This section contains all training specific parameters. These are, for instance, the number of steps to train, after every N step start the evaluation, callbacks, metrics or just the batch size used during training.
| Key | Summary |
|---|---|
| metrics | Optional. A list of metrics which are evaluated during training/validation/test. Documentation/Metrics |
| callbacks | Optional. A list of callbacks which are executed during training/validation/test.Documentation/Callbacks |
| num_steps | Required. Number of steps to train |
| batch_size | Optional. Number of samples per gradient update |
| eval_every_step | Optional. Start evaluation at every N step (step mod N == 0) |
| save_strategy | Optional. Provides a strategy when a model should be saved. Documentation |
Example configuration
Below is a sample configuration that is used to train a CNN for a segmentation task.
In the experiment section, we define the output folder where all results are saved.
As model the configuration specifies the vgg_encoder_decoder and the corresponding parameters.
In this case, the input is an RGB image with a resolution of 512x512 pixels.
We set up the network that we can distinguish between 7 classes.
Note: &num_classes is YAML syntax to define a variable which we can reuse in our configuration
With model_weights
the network is forced to use pre-trained weights at the given path to initialize the network.
By specifying SparseCategoricalCrossentropyIgnore as loss function we override the default loss of the model.
The fact that the vgg_encoder_decoder
model uses a softmax-layer as the last layer we pass for the argument from_loggits
as False value.
As mentioned before, we reuse the value of the num_classes
variable as input for the SparseCategoricalCrossentropyIgnore objective.
As the stochastic gradient descent method, this experiment uses Adam with a learning rate of 0.00001.
During training, the network receives the input from a tf_record_segmentation_reader
.
Not only the path to the TFRecord and Labelmap file is specified also an option to remap classes.
This functionality allows it to change categories of pixels during training from e.g. class 1 to class 0.
The preprocess_list
contains a list of data augmentation methods that are applied before the images are fed into the network. Not only single scalars can be used as variables also lists and dictionaries.
In this case, we use the remap-list also for the validation_reader.
For a better overview of the training, the experiment uses two metrics.
First the SparseCategoricalCrossentropyIgnore
and additional the SparseMeanIoU
.
All these metric values are logged to Tensorboard by using the callback SegmentationLogger
but also segmentation mask examples.
The training is executed for 50.000 steps with a batch size of 4 and after every hundredth step, the model is evaluated.
The save_strategy
ensures that the model is only stored when the value of validation_sparse_mean_iou
improves.
experiment:
output_folder: /mnt/data/experiments/segmentation/SegNet_VGG_transposed
model:
vgg_encoder_decoder:
input_shape:
- 512
- 512
- 3
num_classes: &num_classes 7
summary: True
use_skip_layers: True
model_weights: /mnt/data/experiments/segmentation/SegNet_VGG_transposed/checkpoint
loss:
SparseCategoricalCrossentropyIgnore:
num_classes: *num_classes
from_logits: False
optimizer:
- Adam:
learning_rate: 0.00001
input_reader:
training_reader:
name: tf_record_segmentation_reader
path: /mnt/data/datasets/wheeled_walker_100k_8fps_25switch/25k_sample_4_mask/training.tfrecord
labelmap: &labelmap /mnt/data/datasets/wheeled_walker_100k_8fps_25switch/label_map.pbtxt
ignore:
remap: &mapping
1: 0
2: 0
3: 0
4: 1
5: 1
preprocess_list:
h_flip:
v_flip:
resize:
width: 512
height: 512
validation_reader:
name: tf_record_segmentation_reader
path: /mnt/data/datasets/omnidetector-Flat/training-mask.tfrecord
labelmap: *labelmap
shuffle: False
ignore:
remap:
preprocess_list:
resize:
width: 512
height: 512
training:
metrics:
SparseCategoricalCrossentropyIgnore:
from_logits: False
num_classes: *num_classes
SparseMeanIoU:
num_classes: *num_classes
callbacks:
SegmentationLogger:
num_classes: *num_classes
# num_visualizations: 200
opacity: 0.4
num_steps: 50000
eval_every_step: 100
batch_size: 4
save_strategy:
monitor: validation_sparse_mean_iou
mode: max
Run an experiment
To start an experiment it is just required to execute the experiment.py with the corresponding configuration file.
python experiment.py --config config/config_dst.yml


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For any general queries relating to the Liquidations please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For customer related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For supplier related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>How to deploy an Azure Site Recovery template to Azure Stack Hub using PowerShell
This document explains how to deploy an Azure Site Recovery configuration server Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template to Azure Stack Hub using PowerShell.
It will guide you through the process of:
Obtaining an ARM template
Deploying an ARM template for Azure Site Recovery
What is an ARM template?
You can use ARM templates to deploy and provision all the resources for your application in a single, coordinated operation. You can also redeploy templates to make changes to the resources in a resource group. You can deploy these templates via the Azure Stack Hub portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI, REST API and Visual Studio. Microsoft provides some quick-start templates on GitHub.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites from a Windows-based external client are:
PowerShell 5.1 and AzureStack PowerShell Module.
A service principal with contributor permissions on both Azure and Azure Stack Hub.
A virtual network in Azure Stack Hub to deploy the Azure Site Recovery configuration server to.
For any VMs that you want protecting, be sure to add the relevant custom script extension. These are required as specified in the Azure Stack Hub Site Recovery documentation.
Microsoft documentation
What does the template deploy?
This template deploys a Windows Server Datacenter 2016 virtual machine, which is then configured for use with Azure Site Recovery. It also creates the following resources:
A storage account for the configuration server disks
A network security group for the configuration server
A network interface for the configuration server
A public IP address for the configuration server
Creates a resource group (can use existing), recovery services vault (can use existing), storage account and virtual network on public Azure
Notes
The images used to create this deployment are:
Windows Server Datacenter 2016
Windows Custom Script Extension
Configuration
- The configuration server will have a 127 GB OS disk, and two 600 GB data disks.
Overview of the ARM template deployment process for Azure Stack Hub using service principal name (SPN) authentication
Declare your variables accordingly.
Create your Azure Stack Hub environment.
Log in to your Azure Stack Hub Subscription with the service principal name (SPN).
Check if a resource group and virtual network exist.
Deploy resources from the ARM template.
Declare variables
| Variable name | Variable description | Input |
|---|---|---|
| $StackArmEndpoint | The Azure Resource Manager endpoint for Azure Stack Hub | |
| $StackResourceGroup | The resource group to deploy the ASR configuration server to on Azure Stack Hub | |
| $ClientId | The application ID of a service principal with contributor permissions on Azure Stack Hub and Azure | |
| $ClientSecret | A password of the service principal specified in the ClientID parameter | |
| $StackVNetName | The name of the existing virtual network to connect the configuration server to on Azure Stack Hub | |
| $StackSubnetName | The name of the existing virtual network subnet to connect the configuration server to on Azure Stack Hub | |
| $StackStorageAccount | The name of the storage account to be created on Azure Stack Hub (Must be unique across Azure Stack Hub) | |
| $AzureResourceGroup | The name of the resource group to be created on public Azure | |
| $ExistingAzureRG | Select True if the resource group already exists in public Azure | |
| $AzureLocation | The location of the recovery services vault on public Azure | |
| $AzureVNetName | The name of the virtual network to be created on public Azure | |
| $AzureVNetRange | The address space of the virtual network to be created on public Azure (In CIDR notation) | |
| $AzureSubnetRange | The subnet range of the virtual network to be created on public Azure (In CIDR notation) | |
| $AzureStorageAccount | The name of the storage account to be created on public Azure (Must be unique across public Azure) | |
| $VaultName | The name of the recovery services vault to be created on public Azure | |
| $ExistingAzureVault | Select True if the vault already exists in public Azure | |
| $ReplicationPolicyName | The name of the site recovery replication policy to be created in the recovery services vault | |
| $ConfigServerUsername | The username for the configuration server | |
| $ConfigServerPassword | The password for the configuration server | |
| $ConfigurationServerName | The name of the configuration server VM | |
| $TempFilesPath | Location on configuration server where setup files will be stored | |
| $ExtractionPath | The name of the folder within the TempFilesPath where the configuration server unified setup will be extracted to | |
| $MySqlRootPassword | The root password for the MySQL server created on the Configuration Server (Must meet password requirements specified below) | |
| $MySqlUserPassword | The user password for the MySQL server created on the Configuration Server (Must meet password requirements specified below) | |
| $EncryptionKey | The encryption key for the MySQL database on the configuration server | |
| $WindowsUsername | The username of an administrator account on the Windows VMs to be protected | |
| $WindowsPassword | The password of an administrator account on the Windows VMs to be protected | |
| $LinuxRootPassword | The password of the root account on the Linux VMs to be protected |
MySQL password requirements
MySQL passwords must conform to all of the following rules:
Must contain at least one letter
Must contain at least one number
Must contain at least one special character (_!@#$%)
Must be between 8 and 16 characters
Cannot contain spaces
Deploy ARM template code
Change the required variables as per your environment and run the following script:
# Initialise environment and variables
# Declare endpoint
$StackArmEndpoint = ""
## Add environment
Add-AzEnvironment -Name "AzureStackUser" -ArmEndpoint $StackArmEndpoint
## Login
Connect-AzAccount -EnvironmentName "AzureStackUser"
# Get location of Azure Stack Hub
$Location = (Get-AzLocation).Location
# Declare template variables
$StackResourceGroup = ""
$ClientId = ""
$ClientSecret = ''
$StackVNetName = ""
$StackSubnetName = ""
$StackStorageAccount = ""
$AzureResourceGroup = ""
$ExistingAzureRG =
$AzureLocation = ""
$AzureVNetName = ""
$AzureVNetRange = ""
$AzureSubnetRange = ""
$AzureStorageAccount = ""
$VaultName = ""
$ExistingAzureVault =
$ReplicationPolicyName = ""
$ConfigServerUsername = ""
$ConfigServerPassword = ''
$ConfigurationServerName = ""
$TempFilesPath = ""
$ExtractionPath = ""
$MySqlRootPassword = ''
$MySqlUserPassword = ''
$EncryptionKey = ''
$WindowsUsername = ""
$WindowsPassword = ''
$LinuxRootPassword = ''
$TemplateUri = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UKCloud/AzureStack/master/Users/ARM%20Templates/Azure%20Site%20Recovery%20-%20Config%20Server/azuredeploy.json"
# Validate that resource group, virtual network and subnet exist
$TestRG = Get-AzResourceGroup -Name $StackResourceGroup
if ($TestRG) {
$TestVNet = Get-AzVirtualNetwork -Name $StackVNetName -ResourceGroupName $StackResourceGroup
if ($TestVNet) {
$TestSubnet = Get-AzVirtualNetworkSubnetConfig -Name $StackSubnetName -VirtualNetwork $TestVNet
if ($TestSubnet) {
Write-Output -InputObject "Validated resource group, virtual network and subnet successfully"
}
else {
Write-Error -Message "Could not find subnet with name $StackSubnetName, please check and try again"
break
}
}
else {
Write-Error -Message "Could not find virtual network with name $StackVNetName, please check and try again"
break
}
}
else {
Write-Error -Message "Could not find resource group with name $StackResourceGroup, please check and try again"
break
}
# Create ARM template parameters object
$TemplateParameters = @{
"Client ID" = $ClientId
"Client Secret" = $ClientSecret
"Stack Arm Endpoint" = $StackArmEndpoint
"Stack VNet Name" = $StackVNetName
"Stack Subnet Name" = $StackSubnetName
"Stack Storage Account" = $StackStorageAccount
"Azure Resource Group" = $AzureResourceGroup
"Existing Azure Resource Group" = $ExistingAzureRG
"Azure Location" = $AzureLocation
"Azure VNet Name" = $AzureVNetName
"Azure VNet Range" = $AzureVNetRange
"Azure Subnet Range" = $AzureSubnetRange
"Azure Storage Account" = $AzureStorageAccount
"Vault Name" = $VaultName
"Existing Azure Vault" = $ExistingAzureVault
"Replication Policy Name" = $ReplicationPolicyName
"Config Server Username" = $ConfigServerUsername
"Config Server Password" = $ConfigServerPassword
"Config Server Name" = $ConfigurationServerName
"Temporary Files Path" = $TempFilesPath
"Extraction Path" = $ExtractionPath
"MySQL Root Password" = $MySqlRootPassword
"MySQL User Password" = $MySqlUserPassword
"Encryption Key" = $EncryptionKey
"Windows Username" = $WindowsUsername
"Windows Password" = $WindowsPassword
"Linux Root Password" = $LinuxRootPassword
}
# Test deployment
$TestDeployment = Test-AzResourceGroupDeployment -ResourceGroupName $StackResourceGroup -TemplateUri $TemplateUri -TemplateParameterObject $TemplateParameters
# Deploy ARM template
if ($TestDeployment.Count -eq 0) {
Write-Output -InputObject "Deploying ARM template..."
Write-Warning -Message "This may take a while..."
New-AzResourceGroupDeployment -ResourceGroupName $StackResourceGroup -TemplateUri $TemplateUri -TemplateParameterObject $TemplateParameters -Name "AzureSiteRecovery"
}
else {
Write-Warning -Message "Unable to deploy ARM template due to following issue(s):"
$TestDeployment
break
}
Feedback
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A wind advisory is in effect for much of the state from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Areas in the advisory include most of Oahu along with portions of the Big Island, Maui, and Molokai.
The strong winds are being blamed for knocking down power lines on Maui and damaging electrical equipment, causing islandwide outages.
At last check, about 1,000 customers remained without power.
Crews were also repairing a downed pole at Kamehameha Avenue and Hana Highway.
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