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CBRegion Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | CBRegion.h CBRegion.m |
Overview
The CBRegion class defines an abstract area that can be tracked. In iOS, you do not create instances of this class directly; instead, you instantiate subclasses that define specific types of regions.
After you create a region, you must register it with a CBBeaconManager
object. The beacon manager generates appropriate events whenever the user crosses the boundaries of the region.
To use this class, create an instance of it and use the startMonitoringForRegion:
method of a CBBeaconManager
object to begin monitoring it.
notifyOnEnter
App will be launched and the delegate will be notified via didEnterRegion:
when the user enters the region. By default, this is YES.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL notifyOnEnter
Discussion
A Boolean indicating that notifications are generated upon entry into the region.
When this property is YES
, a device crossing from outside the region to inside the region triggers the delivery of a notification. If the property is NO
, a notification is not generated. The default value of this property is YES
.
If the app is not running when a boundary crossing occurs, the system launches the app into the background to handle it. Upon launch, your app must configure new beacon manager and delegate objects to receive the notification. The notification is sent to your delegate’s didEnterRegion:
method.
Declared In
CBRegion.h
notifyOnExit
App will be launched and the delegate will be notified via didExitRegion:
when the user exits the region. By default, this is YES
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL notifyOnExit
Discussion
A Boolean indicating that notifications are generated upon exit from the region.
When this property is YES
, a device crossing from inside the region to outside the region triggers the delivery of a notification. If the property is NO
, a notification is not generated. The default value of this property is YES
.
If the app is not running when a boundary crossing occurs, the system launches the app into the background to handle it. Upon launch, your app must configure new beacon manager and delegate objects to receive the notification. The notification is sent to your delegate’s didExitRegion:
method.
Declared In
CBRegion.h
notifyEntryStateOnDisplay
App will be launched and the delegate will be notified via didDetermineState:forRegion:
when the device’s screen is turned on and the user is in the region. By default, this is NO
.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL notifyEntryStateOnDisplay
Discussion
A Boolean indicating whether beacon notifications are sent when the device’s display is on.
When set to YES
, the beacon manager sends beacon notifications when the user turns on the display and the device is already inside the region. These notifications are sent even if your app is not running. In that situation, the system launches your app into the background so that it can handle the notifications.
In both situations, the beacon manager calls the didDetermineState:forRegion:
method of its delegate object.
The default value for this property is NO
.
Declared In
CBRegion.h
identifier
The identifier for the region object. This is a value that you specify and can use to identify this region inside your application.
@property (readonly, nonatomic, copy, nonnull) NSString *identifier
Declared In
CBRegion.h
proximityUUID
The unique ID of the beacons being targeted.
@property (readonly, nonatomic, copy, nonnull) NSUUID *proximityUUID
Declared In
CBRegion.h
major
The value identifying a group of beacons. If you do not specify a major value for the beacon, the value in this property is nil. When this property is nil, the major value of the beacon is ignored when determining if it is a match.
@property (readonly, nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSNumber *major
Declared In
CBRegion.h
minor
The value identifying a specific beacon within a group. If you do not specify a minor value for the beacon, the value in this property is nil. When this property is nil, the minor value of the beacon is ignored when determining if it is a match.
@property (readonly, nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSNumber *minor
Declared In
CBRegion.h
– initWithProximityUUID:identifier:
Initialize a beacon region with a proximityUUID. Major and minor values will be wildcarded.
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithProximityUUID:(nonnull NSUUID *)proximityUUID identifier:(nonnull NSString *)identifier
Parameters
proximityUUID |
The unique ID of the beacons being targeted. This value must not be nil. |
|---|---|
identifier |
A unique identifier to associate with the returned region object. You use this identifier to differentiate regions within your application. This value must not be nil. |
Return Value
An initialized beacon region object.
Discussion
Initializes and returns a region object that targets a beacon with the specified proximity ID.
This method creates a region that results in the reporting of all beacons with the specified proximityUUID value. The major and minor values of the beacons are ignored.
Declared In
CBRegion.h
– initWithProximityUUID:major:identifier:
Initialize a beacon region with an proximityUUID and major value. Minor value will be wildcarded.
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithProximityUUID:(nonnull NSUUID *)proximityUUID major:(CBMajorValue)major identifier:(nonnull NSString *)identifier
Parameters
proximityUUID |
The unique ID of the beacons being targeted. This value must not be nil. |
|---|---|
major |
The major value that you use to identify one or more beacons. |
identifier |
A unique identifier to associate with the returned region object. You use this identifier to differentiate regions within your application. This value must not be nil. |
Return Value
An initialized beacon region object.
Discussion
Initializes and returns a region object that targets a beacon with the specified proximity ID and major value.
This method creates a region that reports all beacons with the specified proximityUUID and major values. The beacon’s minor value is ignored.
Declared In
CBRegion.h
– initWithProximityUUID:major:minor:identifier:
Initialize a beacon region identified by an proximityUUID, major and minor values.
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithProximityUUID:(nonnull NSUUID *)proximityUUID major:(CBMajorValue)major minor:(CBMinorValue)minor identifier:(nonnull NSString *)identifier
Parameters
proximityUUID |
The unique ID of the beacons being targeted. This value must not be nil. |
|---|---|
major |
The major value that you use to identify one or more beacons. |
minor |
The minor value that you use to identify a specific beacon. |
identifier |
A unique identifier to associate with the returned region object. You use this identifier to differentiate regions within your application. This value must not be nil. |
Return Value
An initialized beacon region object.
Discussion
Initializes and returns a region object that targets a beacon with the specified proximity ID, major value, and minor value.
This method creates a region that reports the beacon with the specified proximityUUID, major, and minor values.
Declared In
CBRegion.h
– dictionary
Represent all value of this object in a NSDictionary
.
- (nonnull NSDictionary *)dictionary
Return Value
All values of this object in dictionary format.
Declared In
CBRegion.h


A show case of treating the script as HTML component. Script tag is used for
* passing the component parameters
* defining the position of component in DOM( right after SCRIPT tag )
The default script type="module" behavior
* prevents to run script type=module more than once
* does not set document.currentScript preventing the parameters passing and locating it in the DOM
embed-page enables document.currentScript use for above purposes as in non-module as in module type of scripts.


Cubic Bezier curve can be used as a timing-transition-function. This tool helps to generate bezier curve and compare it with the predefined easing functions like linear, ease, ease-in etc.
Circular Slider
Circular slider is a jquery plugin for range values and image carousel. It supports half and full circluar sliders.
Minimap
A preview of full webpage or its DOM element with flexible positioning and navigation support.
Atom Cubic Bezier Package
Atom editor package to generate Cubic-bezier on the fly.
jRate
jQuery plugin helps to generate RATING with customized and fancy features.
NodeJS Repl
A cross platform NodeJS REPL application based on electron and react frameworks.


– SQL Mode for CodeMirror SELECT SQL_NO_CACHE DISTINCT @var1 AS `val1`, @‘val2’, @global.’sql_mode’, 1.1 AS `float_val`, .14 AS `another_float`, 0.09e3 AS `int_with_esp`, 0xFA5 AS `hex`, x’fa5’ AS `hex2`, 0b101 AS `bin`, b’101’ AS `bin2`, DATE ‘1994-01-01’ AS `sql_date`, { T “1994-01-01” } AS `odbc_date`, ‘my string’, _utf8’your string’, N’her string’, TRUE, FALSE, UNKNOWN FROM DUAL – space needed after ‘–’ # 1 line comment /* multiline comment! */ LIMIT 1 OFFSET 0;
MIME types defined: text/x-sql
, text/x-mysql
, text/x-mariadb
, text/x-plsql
.


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Corporate Headquarters
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>USA address
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USA : +1-888-600-6441
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| as.xts.methods {xts} | R Documentation |
Conversion S3 methods to coerce data objects of
arbitrary classes to class xts
and back, without
losing any attributes of the original format.
## S3 method for class 'xts' as.xts(x,...,.RECLASS=FALSE) ## S3 method for class 'timeSeries' as.xts(x, dateFormat="POSIXct", FinCenter, recordIDs, title, documentation, ..., .RECLASS=FALSE) ## S3 method for class 'zoo' as.xts(x, order.by=index(x), frequency=NULL, ..., .RECLASS=FALSE) ## S3 method for class 'ts' as.xts(x, dateFormat,...,.RECLASS=FALSE) ## S3 method for class 'data.frame' as.xts(x, order.by, dateFormat="POSIXct", frequency=NULL, ...,.RECLASS=FALSE) ## S3 method for class 'matrix' as.xts(x, order.by, dateFormat="POSIXct", frequency=NULL, ..., .RECLASS=FALSE) as.fts.xts(x)
x |
data object to convert. See details for supported types |
dateFormat |
what format should the dates be converted to |
FinCenter |
see timeSeries help |
recordIDs |
see timeSeries help |
title |
see timeSeries help |
documentation |
see timeSeries help |
order.by |
see zoo help |
frequency |
see zoo help |
... |
additional parameters or attributes |
.RECLASS |
should conversion be reversible? |
A simple and reliable way to convert many different objects into a uniform format for use within R.
It is possible with a call to as.xts
to
convert objects of class timeSeries
, ts
,
matrix
, data.frame
, and zoo
.
Additional name=value pairs may be passed to the function
to be added to the new object. A special print.xts method
will assure that the attributes are hidden from view, but will
be available via R's standard attr
function.
If .RECLASS=TRUE, the returned object will preserve all relevant attribute/slot
data within itself, allowing for temporary conversion to use
zoo and xts compatible methods. A call to reclass
returns the object to its original class, with all original
attributes intact - unless otherwise changed. This is the default
behavior when try.xts
is used for conversion, and should
not be altered by the user; i.e. don't touch it unless you are
aware of the consequences.
It should be obvious, but any attributes added via the ... argument will not be carried back to the original data object, as there would be no available storage slot/attribute.
An S3 object of class xts
.
Jeffrey A. Ryan
## Not run: # timeSeries library(timeSeries) x <- timeSeries(1:10, 1:10) str( as.xts(x) ) str( reclass(as.xts(x)) ) str( try.xts(x) ) str( reclass(try.xts(x)) ) ## End(Not run)


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Anomify is a fully managed Skyline application and more. Anomify are offering free access to Skyline users who sign up now (future integrations will be charged).
Built by the team behind Skyline, Anomify takes the good parts of open-source Skyline like the training process and streamlined them. Anomify has also added things like a modern, user friendly dashboard, supercharged graphs, contextual alerts, distributed notifications and a well documented API.
Get Started at anomify.ai/skyline.
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Skyline is a complex beast which can take a lot of effort and time to get running well.  Anomify run the latest Skyline version so you never have to install updates, handle scaling issues or manage redundant copies of your data. There is no need to understand how new analysis features apply to your metrics or how to configure and implement them, that is all done for you. All you have to do is send metrics and configure alerts.
Benefit from direct message support with the team behind Skyline via Slack and email.
Anomify is currently free for Skyline users.
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Leave Anomify running alongside your existing Skyline setup and see the results for yourself. The intuitive dashboard and actionable alerts open monitoring up to the wider team. After running Anomify for 3 months you will receive fewer false positive alerts giving you more time to focus on other things. You’ll have learnt much more about your metrics and you might even have developers monitoring their own applications!
Why Anomify?
We’ve been managing and developing Skyline for over 5 years, running on our own production data, and we know just how hard it can be to deploy. So, this got us thinking… how can we help more users and organisations unlock the power of Skyline’s anomaly detection on their data? Anomify was created to do just that.
Many Skyline users miss out on key features because they are hard to configure. We wanted to showcase how well Skyline performs at only identifying true positive anomalies, when it is trained using semi-supervised learning, so we built an intuitive UI and improved alerts so the whole team can get involved with ops.
As devops culture matures and infrastructure moves into the cloud and requires less ‘ops’ personnel it’s vital that we preserve and teach operations skills. Anomify does just that, it allows the team to get curious about issues. You’ll learn more about your metrics behaviours and deepen your understanding of the systems they track.
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Ocean [am03], ocean, in The Outer Sea
Last updated Turn #130
Ocean [am03], ocean, in The Outer Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
3: Sirocco Traveller [ja8y], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails,
3: 4% damaged, arrived from Ocean [al03], owner:
3: Toulouse [h1q], Pen, with one worker, 32 sailors
4: Sirocco Traveller [ja8y], ship, 10 hulls, 1 rowing port, 30 sails,
4: 4% damaged, departed for Ocean [an03].
5: It has begun to rain.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [al03], 6 days
East, to Ocean [am04], 6 days
South, to Ocean [an03], 6 days
West, to Ocean [am02], 6 days
It is raining.


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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 12 doughnuts
Dietary
Remember that all good things take time and patience. It’s worth it for the warm, sugary mouthfuls and the sweet smell in the air.
Place the flour in a bowl, with the sugar and yeast on one side and the salt on the other. Mix to combine.
Put the egg, warm milk and butter in a jug and mix well. Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients and pour in the liquid. Mix with a spoon, then bring it together with your hands into a soft dough.
Lightly grease a clean work surface with vegetable oil and knead the dough for 10 minutes. The dough is ready when it is smooth, shiny and elastic.
Grease the inside of a large bowl with a little oil, put the dough in, and cover with cling film. Leave in a warm place to double in size. This can take about an hour, sometimes more, sometimes less – it really does depend on the warmth of the room.
Once doubled in size, knead the dough for a minute to knock the air out. Divide into 12 equal pieces and shape into balls. Place on a greased baking tray and cover with a piece of oiled cling film. Leave for 30 minutes to 1 hour until the dough doubles in size and springs back when you press with your finger.
Fill a deep-fat fryer or a large, deep, heavy-bottomed pan two-thirds full with the oil. Heat to 190C – a cube of bread should turn brown in one minute when dropped in. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Fry the doughnuts in batches, cooking for 3 minutes on each side, moving them around in the oil. Drain briefly on kitchen paper, then toss them in the vanilla sugar.  Carefully pipe in the jam, being careful not to overfill. Delicious.


Before regression tests will work, you need to mark the current image as good or bad.
The image has changed. If this was intentional, make this the good image to be used on the next test run.
Image matches bad one - failed
Image changed from bad one - option to mark as good or still bad


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Queen are a British rock band formed in London in 1970. Their classic line-up was Freddie Mercury (lead vocals, piano), Brian May (guitar, vocals), Roger Taylor (drums, vocals) and John Deacon (bass). Their earliest works were influenced by progressive rock, hard rock and heavy metal, but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works by incorporating further styles, such as arena rock and pop rock.
Before forming Queen, May and Taylor had played together in the band Smile. Mercury was a fan of Smile and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques. He joined in 1970 and suggested the name "Queen". Deacon was recruited in February 1971, before the band released their eponymous debut album in 1973. Queen first charted in the UK with their second album, Queen II, in 1974. Sheer Heart Attack later that year and A Night at the Opera in 1975 brought them international success. The latter featured "Bohemian Rhapsody", which stayed at number one in the UK for nine weeks and helped popularise the music video format.
The band's 1977 album News of the World contained "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions", which have become anthems at sporting events. By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest stadium rock bands in the world. "Another One Bites the Dust" from The Game (1980) became their best-selling single, while their 1981 compilation album Greatest Hits is the best-selling album in the UK and is certified eight times platinum in the US. Their performance at the 1985 Live Aid concert is ranked among the greatest in rock history by various publications. In August 1986, Mercury gave his last performance with Queen at Knebworth, England. In 1991, he died of bronchopneumonia – a complication of AIDS – and Deacon retired in 1997. Since 2004, May and Taylor have toured under the "Queen +" name with vocalists Paul Rodgers and Adam Lambert.
Estimates of Queen's record sales range from 170 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's best-selling music artists. In 1990, Queen received the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music from the British Phonographic Industry. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001. Each member has composed hit singles, and all four were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2003. In 2005, Queen received the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Song Collection from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers, and Authors. In 2018, they were presented the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.


Blue Jackets snap Senators’ win streak with close home victory
by Nicole KraftOnce the Columbus Blue Jackets finally broke through for a goal, they made sure not to waste it.
Oliver Bjorkstrand scored 21 seconds into the third period and Joonas Korpisalo earned his second career shutout, lifting Columbus to a 1-0 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Monday night.
The win was the fourth in five games for the Blue Jackets (10-9-4) and it marked their fourth straight at home over Ottawa.
Korpisalo stopped 25 shots in his 10th victory. Craig Anderson made 18 saves for the Senators (11-12-1), who had won four in a row.
“We got some chances before (the goal), stayed patient and finally got the goal there. That was huge,” Korpisalo said. “I think we played really good after that.”
It was nearly three minutes into the game before Columbus took a shot, and the Blue Jackets put just eight pucks on net through 30 minutes of play.
They finally found their stride at the start of the third period when Zach Werenski threw the puck toward the net from the blue line and it was tipped in by Bjorkstrand for his sixth goal of the season, extending his point streak to four games.
“They seemed to do a good job of making it hard for us,” Bjorkstrand said. “It was kind of both ways today. Just one of those games … where one goal makes the difference.”
Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella thought it was Bjorkstrand who made the difference.
“I said to him on the bench, if there’s someone who deserves that goal, it’s you,” Tortorella said. “I thought he was playing really well. He’s been really consistent. He’s turning into that guy. That’s what we expect out of him now – how hard he is on the puck, how hard he is in that area, and the puck follows him around.”
Werenski’s assist pushed his point streak to seven games, and Boone Jenner’s assist was the 100th of his career.
Ottawa’s best scoring chance came when Connor Brown got a 1-on-1 with Korpisalo at 8:36 of the third, but couldn’t beat him.
“There wasn’t much out there for either team,” Senators coach D.J. Smith said. “We made a few too many mistakes with the puck tonight – some young mistakes. The effort was there. They stayed with it a little bit longer than we did, got us on an icing and then scored off the faceoff.”


AllowedCharsCollectionName captures the regex pattern for a valid collection name
const AllowedCharsCollectionName = "[A-Za-z0-9_-]+"
func ValidateMetadataFile(filePathName string, fileBytes []byte) error
ValidateMetadataFile checks that metadata files are valid according to the validation rules of the file's directory
InvalidIndexContentError is returned for metadata files with invalid content
type InvalidIndexContentError struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (e *InvalidIndexContentError) Error() string
MetadataProvider is implemented by each platform in a platform specific manner. It can process metadata stored in ChaincodeDeploymentSpec in different formats. The common format is targz. Currently users expect the metadata to be presented as tar file entries (directly extracted from chaincode stored in targz format). In future, we would like provide better abstraction by extending the interface
type MetadataProvider interface { GetMetadataAsTarEntries() ([]byte, error) }
TargzMetadataProvider provides Metadata from chaincode packaged in Targz format (go, java and node platforms)
type TargzMetadataProvider struct { Code []byte }
func (tgzProv *TargzMetadataProvider) GetMetadataAsTarEntries() ([]byte, error)
GetMetadataAsTarEntries extracts metata data from ChaincodeDeploymentSpec
UnhandledDirectoryError is returned for metadata files in unhandled directories
type UnhandledDirectoryError struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
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Why is it harmful?
These are just six good reasons to care about data privacy, there are lot more things we need to worry about.
we will meet again here as privacy cannot be covered in a single blog post.
I want to conclude with Edward Snowden's quote,
“Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide, is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."


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NonLinear Correlation Measures
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| Basically two measures
of nonlinear correlation are included, the bicorrelation and the mutual
information. The bicorrelation, or three-point autocorrelation,
or higher order correlation, is the joint moment of three variables
formed from the time series and two delays t and s. A simplified
scenario for the delays is implemented, s = 2t, so the bicorrelation is E[x(i),
x(i+t), x(i+2t)],
where the mean value is estimated by the sample average. In
this way, the bicorrelation is a function of a single delay t. The mutual
information is defined for two variables X and Y as the amount of
information that is known for the one variable when the other is given,
and it is computed from the joint and single entropies of X and
Y. For
time series, X = x(i) and Y = x(i+t) for a delay
t, so that the mutual
information is a function of the delay t that measures the linear and
nonlinear autocorrelation. There are a number of estimators of mutual
information based on histograms, kernels, nearest neighbors and splines.
Here, the histogram-based estimator is implemented using either
equidistant or equiprobable binning. Note that
the nonlinear correlation (bicorrelation,
equisitant and equiprobable mutual information) at each delay t
is a different measure, so that for a range of delay values the
same number of measures are generated. In addition to the nonlinear correlation measures of bicorrelation, equisitant and equiprobable mutual information, the cumulative nonlinear correlation measures are implemented as new measures that sum up the magnitude of the nonlinear correlation over the delays up to a given delay. The first minimum of the mutual information function is of special interest and the respective delay can be used either as a discriminating measure or as the optimal delay for state space reconstruction in time series analysis. This specific delay is computed for both the equidistant and the equiprobable estimate of mutual information. The bicorrelation is not a widely discussed measure, but the cumulative bicorrelation has been used as a statistic for the test of linearity (or non-linearity as it is best known in the dynamical systems approach of time series analysis), the so-called Hinnich test, see Hinich M.J. (1996), Testing for Dependence in the Input to a Linear Time Series Model, Journal of Nonparametric Statistics, Vol 6, pp 205-221. The bicorrelation, under the name three point autocorrelation, has been used as a simple nonlinear measure in the surrogate data test for nonlinearity, see Schreiber T. and Schmitz A. (1997), Discrimination Power of Measures for Nonlinearity in a Time Series, Physical Review E, Vol 55, No 5, pp 5443-5447. Kugiumtzis, D. (2001), On the Reliability of the Surrogate Data Test for Nonlinearity in the Analysis of Noisy Time Series, International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, Vol 11, No 7, pp 1881-1896. The mutual information has gained much attention in time series analysis, and a number of papers have been written proposing or comparing different estimates. The first paper on mutual information estimation in time series is Fraser A.M. and Swinney H. (1986), Independent Coordinates for Strange Attractors from Mutual Information, Physical Review A, Vol 33, pp 1134-1140. There are advantages and disadvantages of all estimates, and we implemented here the histogram-based estimates of equidistant and equiprobable binning because there are the most standard and widely used in the literature. For a discussion on the different estimates of mutual information on time series from nonlinear dynamical systems see Papana A. and Kugiumtzis D. (2008), Evaluation of Mutual Information Estimators on Nonlinear Dynamic Systems, Complex Phenomena in Nonlinear Systems, submitted. |
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Bicorrelation is the extension of the standard Pearson autocorrelation
to three variables x(i), x(i+t), and
x(i+2t), and it is computed for the given range of
the delay t. The
following parameter can be specified: - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10. In addition, the Cumulative Bicorrelation is computed for the same range of delays. The cumulative bicorrelation can then be simply assigned to the respective measure, if it is selected with the same set of delay values. Note that when the delay parameter is changed, the change is passed to the same parameter in the measure of Cumulative Bicorrelation. Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for delay (t) '1:5 10 20', then Bicorrelation is computed for these delays and in the measure list the following measure names will appear Bicorrelat1 |
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| Cumulative Bicorrelation (Bicorrela) |
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| Cumulative
Bicorrelation is the
cumulative function of the bicorrelation for the given range of delays. The
delay parameter is determined as for the Bicorrelation. The
Cumulative Bicorrelation
for each delay t is the sum of the absolute
values of the Bicorrelation up to the delay
t. Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for delay (t) '10 20', then Cumulative Bicorrelation is computed for these delays and in the measure list the following measure names will appear PearsCAutot10 |
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| Mutual Information, equidistant bins (MutInfEqDi) |
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| Mutual
Information, equidistant bins, is the estimate of the mutual information
based on histograms of equidistant bins. The estimate is computed for the given range of
the delay t. The
following parameter can be specified: - number of bins (b): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '0' and it is used to denote the number of bins set to the rounded integer of sqrt(N/5), where N is the length of the time series. Note that b = 1 is meaningless as at least two bins should be given to split the range of values. - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10. In addition, the cumulative mutual information and the delay of the first minimum of mutual information (both for equidistant bins) are computed for the same range of delays or/and number of bins. These two other measures can then be assigned to the respective measures, if these are selected with the same set of parameters (b and t). Note that when the either b or t parameter is changed, the change is passed to the same parameter in the measures of Cumulative Mutual Information and the delay of the First Minimum of Mutual Information (both for equidistant bins). Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for number of bins (b) '0 5' and for delay (t) '1:5:20', then Mutual Information is computed for the combinations of the 2 values of b and the 4 values of t and in the measure list the following measure names will appear (for b=0 the number of bins depends on the length of each time series in the current time series list) MutInfEqDib0t1 |
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| Cumulative Mutual Information, equidistant bins (MutInCEqDi) |
|
| Cumulative
Mutual Information is the
cumulative function of the mutual information using equidistant bins for the given range of delays. The
number of bins b and the delay t are determined as for the Mutual Information, equidistant
bins. The
Cumulative Mutual
Information
for each delay t is the sum of the
values of the Mutual Information up to the delay
t. The following parameter can be
specified: - number of bins (b): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '0' and it is used to denote the number of bins set to the rounded integer of sqrt(N/5), where N is the length of the time series. Note that b = 1 is meaningless as at least two bins should be given to split the range of values. - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10. Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for number of bins (b) '0' and for delay (t) '10 20', then Cumulative Mutual Information is computed for the 2 delays using a number of bins that depends on the length of each time series in the current time series list, and in the measure list the following measure names will appear MutInCEqDib0t10 |
|
| First Minimum of Mutual Information, equidistant bins (MutMinEqDi) |
|
| The First
Minimum of Mutual Information, equidistant bins, is the delay for which the
Mutual Information (computed using equidistant bins) falls to its first
minimum. So, if the mutual information for
delays up to the maximum of the given delays (if more than one delay
value is given) reaches its minimum for the first time for a delay t, then the
First Minimum of Mutual Information, equidistant bins, is assigned to t otherwise it has a NaN value (NaN
= not
a number). The following parameter can be specified: - number of bins (b): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '0' and it is used to denote the number of bins set to the rounded integer of sqrt(N/5), where N is the length of the time series. Note that b = 1 is meaningless as at least two bins should be given to split the range of values. - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10, but only one measure will be given to the output, for delay 10, the maximum of the given delays. Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for number of bins (b) '0 5' and for delay (t) '10 20', then First Minimum of Mutual Information, equidistant bins, is computed and in the measure list the following measure names will appear (for the maximum t value), the first using a number of bins that depends on the length of each time series in the current time series list and the second using b=5,
MutMinEqDib0t20 |
|
| Mutual Information, equiprobable bins (MutInfEqPr) |
|
| Mutual
Information, equiprobable bins, is the estimate of the mutual information
based on histograms of equiprobable bins, i.e. of bins containing all
the same proportion of data points. The estimate is computed for the given range of
the delay t. The
following parameter can be specified: - number of bins (b): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '0' and it is used to denote the number of bins set to the rounded integer of sqrt(N/5), where N is the length of the time series. Note that b = 1 is meaningless as at least two bins should be given to split the range of values. - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10. In addition the cumulative mutual information and the delay of the first minimum of mutual information (both for equiprobable bins) are computed for the same range of delays or/and number of bins. These two other measures can then be assigned to the respective measures, if these are selected with the same set of parameters (b and t). Note that when the either b or t parameter is changed, the change is passed to the same parameter in the measures of Cumulative Mutual Information and the delay of the First Minimum of Mutual Information (both for equiprobable bins). Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for number of bins (b) '0 5' and for delay (t) '1:5:20', then Mutual Information is computed for the combinations of the 2 values of b and the 4 values of t and in the measure list the following measure names will appear (for b=0 the number of bins depends on the length of each time series in the current time series list) MutInfEqDib0t1 |
|
| Cumulative Mutual Information, equiprobable bins (MutInCEqPr) |
|
| Cumulative
Mutual Information is the
cumulative function of the mutual information using equiprobable bins for the given range of delays. The
number of bins b and the delay t are determined as for the Mutual Information,
equiprobable
bins. The
Cumulative Mutual
Information
for each delay t is the sum of the
values of the Mutual Information up to the delay
t. The following parameter can be
specified: - number of bins (b): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '0' and it is used to denote the number of bins set to the rounded integer of sqrt(N/5), where N is the length of the time series. Note that b = 1 is meaningless as at least two bins should be given to split the range of values. - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10. Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for number of bins (b) '0' and for delay (t) '10 20', then Cumulative Mutual Information is computed for the 2 delays and in the measure list the following measure names will appear MutInCEqDib0t10 |
|
| First Minimum of Mutual Information, equiprobable bins (MutMinEqPr) |
|
| The First
Minimum of Mutual Information, equiprobable bins, is the delay for which the
Mutual Information (computed using equiprobable bins) falls to its first
minimum. So, if the mutual information for
delays up to the maximum of the given delays (if more than one delay
value is given) reaches its minimum for the first time for a delay t, then the
First Minimum of Mutual Information, equiprobable bins, is assigned to
t otherwise it has a NaN value (not
a number). The following parameter can be specified: - number of bins (b): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '0' and it is used to denote the number of bins set to the rounded integer of sqrt(N/5), where N is the length of the time series. Note that b = 1 is meaningless as at least two bins should be given to split the range of values. - delay (t): any valid matlab format denoting an array of positive integers or a single positive integer. The default is '1:10' meaning delays from 1 to 10, but only one measure will be given to the output, for delay 10, the maximum of the given delays. Example: If the user selects this measure by activating the check box in the beginning of the measure line and sets for number of bins (b) '0 5' and for delay (t) '10 20', then First Minimum of Mutual Information, equiprobable bins, is computed and in the measure list the following measure names will appear (for the maximum t value, for b=0 the number of bins depends on the length of each time series in the current time series list)
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| OOZIE-2034 |
Disable SSLv3 (POODLEbleed vulnerability) |
Blocker |
security |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2032 |
If using SSL, the port reported by Oozie is incorrect for HA tasks |
Major |
core, HA |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2017 |
On startup, StatusTransitService can transition Coordinators that were in PREPSUSPENDED to RUNNING |
Critical |
coordinator |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1989 |
NPE during a rerun with forks |
Blocker |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1944 |
Recursive variable resolution broken when same parameter name in config-default and action conf |
Major |
workflow |
Mona Chitnis |
Mona Chitnis |
| OOZIE-1925 |
upgrade tomcat to 6.0.41 |
Major |
security |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1920 |
Capture Output for SSH Action doesn't work |
Blocker |
action |
Alessandro Costantino |
Richard Williams |
| OOZIE-1906 |
Service to periodically remove ZK lock |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1879 |
Workflow Rerun causes error depending on the order of forked nodes |
Blocker |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1872 |
TestCoordActionInputCheckXCommand.testActionInputCheckLatestActionCreationTime is failing for past couple of builds |
Major |
tests |
Rohini Palaniswamy |
Mona Chitnis |
| OOZIE-1865 |
Oozie servers can't talk to each other with Oozie HA and Kerberos |
Major |
HA |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1844 |
HA - Lock mechanism for CoordMaterializeTriggerService |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1838 |
jdbc.connections.active sampler does not show up |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1835 |
NullPointerException from SLAEmailEventListener |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1834 |
sla should-start is supposed to be optional but it is not |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1831 |
Oozie upgrade fails if workflow jobs are in running or suspended state |
Major |
tools |
Satish Mittal |
Satish Mittal |
| OOZIE-1828 |
Introduce counters JobStatus terminal states metrics |
Major |
monitoring |
Gilad Wolff |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1823 |
OozieSharelibCLI shouldn't load ext services |
Blocker |
tools |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1821 |
Oozie java action fails due to AlreadyBeingCreatedException |
Minor |
action |
Abhishek Agarwal |
Abhishek Agarwal |
| OOZIE-1799 |
Document hcatalog integration steps for Oozie in a secure cluster |
Major |
examples |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-1787 |
parameterize interval of SLAService updating SlaStatus |
Major |
monitoring |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-1785 |
Add oozie email action xsd to OozieCli.java |
Trivial |
client |
Jagat Singh |
Jagat Singh |
| OOZIE-1765 |
JMS Notifications for Workflows not always on the correct topic |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1748 |
When using cron-like syntax, the "Time Unit" field says "MINUTE" |
Major |
coordinator |
Robert Kanter |
Bowen Zhang |
| OOZIE-1734 |
Oozie returned 500 Internal Server error when user passes invalid request |
Major |
core |
Chelsey Chang |
Chelsey Chang |
| OOZIE-1720 |
Oozie Hive action doesn't honour mapred.job.name. |
Major |
action |
Mithun Radhakrishnan |
Mithun Radhakrishnan |
| OOZIE-1718 |
Coord Job Query UPDATE_COORD_JOB_CHANGE does not update last modified time |
Major |
coordinator |
Mona Chitnis |
Mona Chitnis |
| OOZIE-1715 |
Distributed ID sequence for HA |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1689 |
HA support for OOZIE-7(Ability to view the log information corresponding to particular coordinator action) |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1685 |
Oozie doesn’t process correctly workflows with a non-default name node |
Major |
core |
Benjamin Zhitomirsky |
Benjamin Zhitomirsky |
| OOZIE-1660 |
DB connection misconfig causes all or most unit tests to fail |
Blocker |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1659 |
oozie-site is missing email-action-0.2 schema |
Trivial |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Jagat Singh |
| OOZIE-1655 |
Change oozie.service.JPAService.validate.db.connection to true |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1651 |
Oozie should mask the signature secret in the configuration output |
Critical |
security |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1650 |
Whitelisting docs are incorrect |
Minor |
docs |
Robert Kanter |
Anbalagan Pugaleesan |
| OOZIE-1647 |
oozie-setup.sh doesn't check exit code of java executions |
Major |
scripts |
Andrew Lazarev |
Andrew Lazarev |
| OOZIE-1643 |
Oozie doesn't parse Hadoop Job Id from the Hive action |
Major |
action |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1634 |
TestJavaActionExecutor#testUpdateConfForUberMode fails against Hadoop 2 |
Minor |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1632 |
Coordinators that undergo change endtime but are doneMaterialization, not getting picked for StatusTransit |
Major |
coordinator |
Mona Chitnis |
Mona Chitnis |
| OOZIE-1631 |
Tools module should have a direct dependency on mockito |
Minor |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1608 |
Update Curator to 2.4.0 when its available to fix security hole |
Blocker |
HA, security |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1596 |
TestOozieMySqlDBCLI.testCreateMysql fails when tests are executed in a different order |
Minor |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1589 |
TestZKLocksService is flakey |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1568 |
TestWorkflowClient.testSla is flakey |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1558 |
RAT Warning from BundleActionsGetJPAExecutor.java |
Blocker |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1557 |
TestFsActionExecutor.testChmodWithGlob fails against Hadoop 2.1.x-beta |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1546 |
TestMapReduceActionExecutorUberJar.testMapReduceWithUberJarEnabled fails |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1543 |
Minor typo in Hive Action documentation |
Trivial |
docs |
Robert Kanter |
Anbalagan Pugaleesan |
| OOZIE-1541 |
Typo in Oozie HA admin -servers command in documentation |
Trivial |
docs, HA |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1540 |
When oozie.zookeeper.oozie.id is not specified, its using a space instead of the hostname |
Critical |
HA |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1530 |
Fork-join mismatch makes workflow Failed but some actions stay Running |
Major |
workflow |
Mona Chitnis |
Mona Chitnis |
| OOZIE-1527 |
Fix scalability issues with coordinator materialization |
Major |
coordinator |
Mona Chitnis |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1526 |
Oozie does not work with a secure HA JobTracker or ResourceManager |
Major |
security |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1449 |
Coordinator Workflow parent relationship is broken for purge service |
Critical |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-1447 |
Sqoop actions that don't launch a map reduce job fail with an IllegalArgumentException |
Major |
action |
Robert Kanter |
Jarek Jarcec Cecho |
| OOZIE-1440 |
Build fails in certain environments due to xerces OpenJPA issue |
Major |
build |
Robert Kanter |
Sean Mackrory |
| OOZIE-1298 |
TestPartitionDependencyManagerEhcache.testEvictionOnTimeToIdle is flakey |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Rohini Palaniswamy |
| OOZIE-1243 |
libtools dir should not include hadoop JARs |
Blocker |
build |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
Satish Mittal |
| OOZIE-943 |
parentId is null when fetching oozie jobs information using REST API |
Minor |
core |
Ashish Vaidya |
Mona Chitnis |


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other
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Return
: A new instance of the AssetAmount class with the combined amount.
operator fun plus(additional: Long): AssetAmount
Adds an aditional amount of base units to this AssetAmount.
additional
- : The amount to add.
Return
: A new instance of the AssetAmount class with the added aditional.


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Step 1: Develop your IPM Plan.
- Consider what you can do to limit pest presence and damage before using pesticides, and develop a plan for adopting these practices.
March 2020
We provide a system that classifies pesticides by the hazards and risks that they pose, and we identify a list of pesticides that are lower in risk. Widespread use of this classification system should accelerate phase-out of the most hazardous pesticides, mitigate some of the risks associated with pesticides that are less toxic, and encourage use of pesticides that are compatible with integrated pest management (IPM) programs.
The intended audiences for this guideline include farmers and other pest-management decision makers, agricultural educators and extension workers internationally, and standard-setting bodies that underpin the global market in agricultural exports. It accompanies a peer-reviewed article, where we outline the background to, and some example uses of, this system.
As an end user, you may work through the pesticide tables in this guideline, selecting pesticides that are not highly hazardous, or which do not require risk mitigation – thus limiting and progressively reducing risks on your farm, or among your clients.
Highly hazardous pesticides (HHPs), with criteria for classification: definitions of HHP criteria provided in text, with personal protection and risk management requirements for essential uses during HHP phase-out. Pesticides listed as obsolete are not fit for further use, and may also have been deregistered locally, or banned internationally.
Pesticides requiring risk mitigation (see text for details of mitigation methods). Only use these products if you are trained, and you have access to high quality personal protective equipment (PPE) for mixing, loading, handling, application, clean-up, and during the of restricted entry period. “Higher-level personal protection required” (✓) indicates that occupational exposure risk assessments have demonstrated potential for exposure, and significant acute or chronic risks. If labels do not provide details of PPE for applicators, a precautionary PPE recommendation is: wear coveralls over long- sleeved shirt, long pants, socks and stout shoes, with chemically resistant gloves, with protection for eyes (i.e. a face mask or goggles), and respiratory protection (i.e. a respirator). For pesticides labeled as having a requirement to mitigate bystander risk, wear respirators with an organic vapor (OV) cartridge or canister with any N, R, P, or 100-series filter. Some of these compounds require additional engineering risk mitigations such as closed mixing, and closed cabs, and are not suitable for smallholder farmer use. Please obey all restricted entry and pre-harvest intervals indicated in the label.
Pesticides that do not trigger environmental or bystander risk mitigations, but which require additional occupational health risk mitigation, in addition to baseline personal protective equipment (PPE). Occupational exposure risk assessments have demonstrated potential for exposure, and significant acute or chronic risks. If labels do not provide details of PPE for applicators, a precautionary PPE recommendation is: wear long-sleeved shirt, long pants, socks and stout shoes, with chemically resistant gloves, with protection for eyes (i.e. a face mask or goggles), and respiratory protection (i.e. a respirator). Please obey all restricted entry and pre-harvest intervals indicated in the label. Also, consider every chemical on a case-by- case basis, and obtain local regulatory data, and research that address aspects of risk that this system does not take into account.
Pesticides that do not meet the HHP, risk mitigation, or other of criteria of concern in Tables 1, 2 & 3a, but which require single layer, baseline, personal protective equipment (PPE): i.e. wear long-sleeved shirt, long pants, socks and stout shoes, with chemically resistant gloves. Note: occupational exposure is unlikely for pheromones. Consider every chemical on a case-by-case basis, and obtain local regulatory data, and research that addresses aspects of risk that this system does not take into account, including use of products for self harm.
If we are to reduce the persistent use of pesticides that pose high risks we will need to operationalize science-based systems such as this one, in order to support pesticide use decision-making in ways that factor in risk and hazard more prominently. By doing this, we may overcome an important barrier to IPM adoption, and provide opportunities for more sustainable management of pests, diseases and weeds that currently do not exist in pesticide-dependent systems.
Pesticide handlers, applicators and farm workers are exposed directly and indirectly to pesticides, and it is essential to read labels and observe precautions including protective clothing, restricted entry, and pre-harvest intervals. However, this information may be lacking or insufficient in the context of pesticide use in developing countries. We have demonstrated that restricted entry intervals on some pesticide labels are insufficient to protect farm workers in West Africa.7
IPM compatibility is also an important consideration. Our guideline does not yet summarize toxicity to natural enemies, pesticide resistance management, pesticide efficacy, or the cumulative risks associated with complete annual pesticide programs. All of these should be factored into pesticide use decisions that are made in an IPM context, and our classification system should be viewed as a contributor to broader IPM decision-making.
The HHP and risk mitigation lists already underpin internationally-applied voluntary certification standards that have been created to protect farm workers and the environment in tropical countries. Farmers in more developed systems such as the USA may use these tables to monitor pesticide risks on their farms and to document risk reduction, if they adopt the selection process that we propose.
Farmers and their advisors with limited access to pesticide and IPM education may use this guideline as a source of reliable and rigorously obtained data, for use when selecting and purchasing pesticides, and when managing risks.
Note
We have used science and evidence-based processes throughout the development of these lists. Placement of pesticides in a particular table is determined by our analytical process and by criteria of hazard established by high-level UN committees. We included a number of public and professional consultations in development of the lists and tables, and they represent current knowledge about pesticide hazards and risks. Certain pesticides attract controversy, such as the herbicide glyphosate, which has entered the public domain because of legal action. We have reviewed the evidence for carinogencity, and followed the conclusions of the WHO/FAO JMPR that glyphosate is unlikely to be a carcinogen. 14 We do however track new information, and review the placement of all pesticides in our tables, and they should not be viewed as static or permanent.
The drafting of this guideline was supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service under Agreement No. FX18TA- 10960R021, and the U. S. Agency for International Development. Any opinions, findings, conclusion, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Department of Agriculture or USAID. We report sources of funding for the underlying analysis in the associated publication.
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Once the exercise REST API has been launched (refer to README), you can access it at http://localhost:3000 .
This small API follows REST precepts, and contains, under the path / heroes , data concerning the X-Men .
When clicking on the button, use the function fetch and following the REST architecture, get the list of X-Men and display it in the console.


public class Question extends InputsModel
content, title, userId
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Question(java.lang.String content,
java.lang.Long userId,
java.lang.String title,
java.lang.String imageString)
The constructor of the class
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addAnswer(Answer newAnswer)
Add a new answer to the question
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addReply(Reply newReply)
Add a new reply to the question
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calcCurrentTotalScore()
Calculate the current total score of a question/answer
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getAnswer(long answerID) |
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getAnswerCount()
Return the total number of answers of the question
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getAnswerPosition(Answer answer)
Return the position of an given answer of a question
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getAnswers()
Return the answer list of the question
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getID()
Return the ID of the question
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getImageString() |
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getLocationCoordinates() |
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getLocationName() |
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getQuestionUpvoteCount()
Return the total count of upvote of a question
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getReplyPosition(Reply reply)
Return the position of an given reply question
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getReplys()
Return the reply list of the question
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getTheHighestAnswerUpvote()
Return the answer with highest upvote number
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getTitle()
Return the title of the question
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getTotalScore()
Return the current total score of a question/answer
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Check if the current question is selected
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select the question
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setID(long newID)
Set the ID of a question
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setUpvoteCount(long newUpvoteCount)
Set the number of the upvote counter
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un-select a question
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update an answer to the question
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Increase the upvote counter
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editContent, getContent, getImage, getTimestamp, getUserId, hasImage, setImage, setTimestamp
public Question(java.lang.String content, java.lang.Long userId, java.lang.String title, java.lang.String imageString)
content
- The content.userId
- The ID of the user who posted the question.title
- The title of the question.imageString
- The image belongs to the question.public void addReply(Reply newReply)
newReply
- The new reply.public void addAnswer(Answer newAnswer)
newAnswer
- The new question.public boolean ifSelected()
public void select()
public void unSelect()
public java.lang.String getTitle()
public long getID()
public void setID(long newID)
newID
- The new ID.public int getAnswerCount()
public java.util.ArrayList<Answer> getAnswers()
public java.util.ArrayList<Reply> getReplys()
public int getAnswerPosition(Answer answer)
answer
- The given answer.public int getReplyPosition(Reply reply)
reply
- The given reply.public long getQuestionUpvoteCount()
public boolean upvoteQuestion()
public boolean hasUpvotedBy(java.lang.Long userId)
public void setUpvoteCount(long newUpvoteCount)
newUpvoteCount
- The new value of the upvote counter.public void calcCurrentTotalScore()
public long getTotalScore()
public long getTheHighestAnswerUpvote()
public void updateAnswer(Answer answer)
answer
- The new answer.public Answer getAnswer(long answerID)
public java.lang.String getImageString()
public void setLocationName(java.lang.String locationName)
public java.lang.String getLocationName()
public void setLocationCoordinates(double[] locationCoordinates)
public double[] getLocationCoordinates()


A generic component that can be used to display text through a game object.
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#include <TextComponent.hpp>
A generic component that can be used to display text through a game object.
◆ TextComponent()
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Public constructor for the TextComponent.
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| font_res_path | The string resource path for the font file that will be used to render the text. |
| font_size | The size of the rendered font. |
| color | The color in which the text needs to be rendered. |
| destination_rect | A boundary that depicts the text area. |
◆ ~TextComponent()
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Getter method to get the cardinality for the component.
- Returns
- One of the supported cardinality type from the ComponentCardinality enum that represents cardinality.
Reimplemented from Component.
◆ GetComponentType()
Getter method to retrieve the type of component.
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- One of the supported component from ComponentType enum that represents this component.
Reimplemented from Component.
◆ Init()
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Optional Init method to perform one-time initialization for a component.
Reimplemented from Component.
◆ ProcessUpdate()
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This method should be used to perform per-frame updates to the component.
This method must be overridden in concrete implementations.
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Reimplemented from Component.
◆ Render()
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This method renders the component every frame.
Reimplemented from Component.
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This method updates component based on any user based events.
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Reimplemented from Component.
◆ UpdateText()
| void TextComponent::UpdateText |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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jconsole [ options ] [ connection ... ]
- options
- Options, if used, should follow immediately after the command name.
- connection = pid | host:port | jmxUrl
- pid Process ID of a local Java VM. The Java VM must be running with the same user ID as the user ID running jconsole. See JMX Monitoring and Management for details.
- host:port Name of the host system on which the Java VM is running and the port number specified by the system property
com.sun.management.jmxremote.port
when the Java VM was started. See JMX Monitoring and Management for details.
- jmxUrl Address of the JMX agent to be connected to as described in JMXServiceURL.
The jconsole command launches a graphical console tool that enables you to monitor and manage Java applications and virtual machines on a local or remote machine.
On Windows, jconsole does not associate with a console window. It will, however, display a dialog box with error information if the jconsole command fails for some reason.
- -interval=n
- Set the update interval to n seconds (default is 4 seconds).
- -notile
- Do not tile windows initially (for two or more connections).
- -pluginpath plugins
- Specify a list of directories or JAR files which are searched for JConsole plugins. The plugins path should contain a provider-configuration file named:
META-INF/services/com.sun.tools.jconsole.JConsolePlugincontaining one line for each plugin specifying the fully qualified class name of the class implementing the com.sun.tools.jconsole.JConsolePlugin class.
- -version
- Output version information and exit.
- -help
- Output help message and exit.
- -J<flag>
- Pass <flag> to the Java virtual machine on which jconsole is run.
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var credentials: SpotifyCredentials
A block in which Spotify application credentials (accessible via the Spotify dashboard) should be put


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Drop shadows on popup windows |
JGoodies Looks'
package for drop shadows support on popup windows (menus, tooltips etc) has been
added:
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Heap status panel |
Heap status panel when application is run under
decorated mode has been added. The panel can be shown / hidden from the top-level
frame menu. Clicking on the panel runs the garbage collector. This panel is
shown only when substancelaf.heapStatusPanel
VM flag (no value needed) is specified.
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Specifying theme for a button |
Added client properties for the buttons:
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Specifying sizing policy for the buttons |
Added client property for the buttons.
SubstanceLookAndFeel.BUTTON_NO_MIN_SIZE_PROPERTY specifies
that the associated button should be as small as possible (no minimum width or height).
Value must be Boolean.TRUE.
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Rectangular shaper for buttons |
Added optional rectangular shaper for buttons. Can be set using:
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Wave gradient painter for buttons |
Added optional wave gradient painter for buttons. Can be set using:
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Additional entries in system menu |
Additional entries in the system menu allow
changing Substance theme, watermark, button shaper and gradient painter
without the need to code this functionality in the application itself.
These entries are shown when neither substancelaf.noExtraElements
VM flag is specified, nor SubstanceLookAndFeel.NO_EXTRA_ELEMENTS
client property is put in the UIManager with value Boolean.TRUE. Example of theme system menu entry: Example of watermark system menu entry: Example of button shaper system menu entry: Example of gradient painter system menu entry: |
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Aligning menu items |
Menu items in the same JMenu or JPopupMenu
are aligned so that the texts start at the same X offset. This functionality takes
into account menu item icons, menu item marks (for JRadioButtonMenuItem
and JCheckBoxMenuItem) and nested menu icons. Before: After: |
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Visual indication of not-saved frames |
Support for Mac-like
indication on frames that have unsaved content. Application should set
SubstanceLookAndFeel.WINDOW_MODIFIED client property
on either the JRootPane of the corresponding frame / dialog / internal frame
or on the JInternalFrame. The value that corresponds to unsaved state
is Boolean.TRUE. See 31-second AVI
movie (530 KB) illustrating the technique.
Pulsating loop on JInternalFrame - red theme: Pulsating loop on JInternalFrame - yellow theme: Pulsating loop on JInternalFrame - tooltip on close button in unsaved state: Pulsating loop on JDesktopIcon: Pulsating loop on JFrame: |
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Visual indication of not-saved tabs |
Support for Mac-like
indication on tabs in JTabbedPane that have unsaved content. Application should set
SubstanceLookAndFeel.WINDOW_MODIFIED client property
on the tabbed pane's Component (if it's JComponent). The value that
corresponds to unsaved state is Boolean.TRUE.
See 67-second AVI movie (1.2 MB) illustrating the technique.
Pulsating loop on JTabbedPane - red theme (animation start): Pulsating loop on JTabbedPane - orange theme (midway through animation): Pulsating loop on JTabbedPane - yellow theme (animation flex point): |
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Close button and rollover effects on tabs |
Support for NetBeans-like
close button on tabs in JTabbedPane. Application should set
SubstanceLookAndFeel.TABBED_PANE_CLOSE_BUTTONS_PROPERTY
client property on either the tabbed pane's Component (if it's JComponent),
JTabbedPane (for all tabs of that pane) or the UIManager
(for all tabbed panes). The value that corresponds to tab with close button
is Boolean.TRUE. In addition, there's rollover effect on enabled tabs (like
on any other control such as buttons or scroll bars).
See 45-second AVI movie (810 KB) illustrating the technique.
Close button on active tab in JTabbedPane - mouse not over close button (includes mouse pointer): Close button on active tab in JTabbedPane - mouse over close button (includes mouse pointer): Close button on inactive enabled tab in JTabbedPane - mouse not over tab (includes mouse pointer): Close button on inactive enabled tab in JTabbedPane - mouse over tab but not over close button (includes mouse pointer): Close button on inactive enabled tab in JTabbedPane - mouse over tab and over close button (includes mouse pointer): |
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Option for specifying base font size as VM flag |
The substancelaf.fontSizeExtra
VM flag specifies the base font size for all UI controls. The value is integer followed by optional
plus + or minus - sign. The integer value plus 11 is the base font size
for all UI controls. If plus sign follows the integer value, the base font will be bold.
If this flag is not specified, the base font size is 11. For example,
-Dsubstancelaf.fontSizeExtra=3+ results in
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Ghost mark on unselected radio buttons |
Unselected radio buttons show "ghost" mark
to indicate that they "are" radio buttons:
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Focus ownership indication |
Buttons, checkboxes and radio buttons that own
focus are shown with dash contour:
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Additional color chooser panel |
Xoetrope XUI
has contributed their color wheel chooser panel:
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Translucent watermarks on menus |
The watermark painting on menus is translucent, allowing
the menu to "stand out" better:
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Additional themes |
Twenty one additional themes have been provided
in the Theme pack
plugin. Among others:
Bloody Moon in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraBloodyMoonTheme Brown Velvet in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraBrownVelvetTheme Earth Fresco in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraEarthFrescoTheme Green Pearl in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraGreenPearlTheme Mahogany in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraMahoganyTheme Orchid Alloy in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraOrchidAlloyTheme Turquoise Lake in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraTurquoiseLakeTheme Yellow Marine in org.jvnet.substance.themepack.theme.ExtraYellowMarineTheme |
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Additional watermark |
Additional Brushed metal watermark has been added in org.jvnet.substance.watermarkpack.ExtraBrushedMetalWatermark. This watermark is in the Watermark pack plugin. |
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Support for NetBeans components |
Custom UI delegates for NetBeans components (tabbed
container and sliding button) have been added under NetBeans.
Example of custom tabbed container:
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Additional button shapers |
Eight additional button shapers have been provided
in the Button shaper pack
plugin. They are:
Butterfly in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.ButterflyButtonShaper
Dolphin in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.DolphinButtonShaper
Fish in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.FishButtonShaper
Foot in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.FootButtonShaper
Ice Cream in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.IceCreamButtonShaper
Race Car in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.RaceCarButtonShaper
Rhino in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.RhinoButtonShaper
Stegosaurus in org.jvnet.substance.shaperpack.button.StegosaurusButtonShaper
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