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Gove announces the scrapping the existing ICT curriculum to introduce new courses of study in computer science.
Education Secretary Michael Gove today announced he was scrapping the existing ICT curriculum. In its place, he will introduce new courses of study in Computer Science.
The move, which is being supported by industry experts including Ian Livingstone - co-founder of Games Workshop, would give schools the freedom to create their own ICT and Computer Science curricula that equip pupils with the skills employers want.
Other experts, including the British Computer Society and ICT professional association Naace, confirm the current National Curriculum Programme of Study is dull and unsatisfactory. Some respondents to a 2008 e-Skills study said that GCSE ICT was “so harmful, boring and/or irrelevant it should simply be scrapped”.
Companies such as Microsoft and Google and Cambridge University are already working with technology education organisations, such as the British Computer Society, to produce free materials for schools. More are expected to follow.
The Education Secretary also said he was keen for high-quality qualifications in Computer Science to be developed, and welcomed industry-giant IBM’s involvement.
Education Secretary Michael Gove said in his speech today:
As the chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt, recently lamented, we in England have allowed our education system to ignore our great heritage and we are paying the price for it.
Our school system has not prepared children for this new world. Millions have left school over the past decade without even the basics they need for a decent job. And the current curriculum cannot prepare British students to work at the very forefront of technological change.
The best degrees in Computer Science are among the most rigorous and respected qualifications in the world… and prepare students for immensely rewarding careers and world-changing innovations. But you’d never know that from the current ICT curriculum.
This is why we are withdrawing it from September. Technology in schools will no longer be micro-managed by Whitehall. By withdrawing the Programme of Study, we’re giving teachers freedom over what and how to teach, revolutionising ICT as we know it.
Universities, businesses and others will have the opportunity to devise new courses and exams. In particular, we want to see universities and businesses create new high-quality Computer Science GCSEs, and develop curricula encouraging schools to make use of the brilliant Computer Science content available on the web.
ICT will remain a compulsory part of the National Curriculum, pending the National Curriculum review.
He added:
Imagine the dramatic change which could be possible in just a few years, once we remove the roadblock of the existing ICT curriculum. Instead of children bored out of their minds being taught how to use Word and Excel by bored teachers, we could have 11-year-olds able to write simple 2D computer animations using an MIT tool called Scratch. By 16, they could have an understanding of formal logic previously covered only in University courses and be writing their own Apps for smartphones.
This is not an airy promise from an MP - this is the prediction of people like Ian Livingstone who have built world-class companies from Computer Science.
Richard Allan, Director of Policy at Facebook in Europe, said:
Facebook welcomes the Government’s plans to make ICT teaching in schools more interesting and relevant for young people. We need to improve our young people’s skills in this area for the UK to be truly competitive in the digital age.
Businesses also need to play their part in helping to equip young people with the digital skills they need. Facebook recently worked with partners Apps for Good, A4e and Techlightenment to develop a programme to give young people the chance to learn how to design, code and build social applications.
By creating space in the curriculum for teaching courses like this that are innovative and relevant for young people, government will boost the spread of skills that benefit both individuals and employers.
The Education Secretary today also made other statements on ICT and technology in schools, including:
A consultation on withdrawing the statutory Programme of Study from September 2012 will begin next week. The status of ICT within the school curriculum from 2014 onwards will continue to be considered by the National Curriculum review alongside that of all other National Curriculum subjects.
Bill Mitchell, Director British Computer Society (BCS) Academy of Computing, said:
It is essential we teach our children how to create digital technology and software for themselves. BCS therefore welcomes this proposal as a significant first step towards that goal.
Good schools will now be free to teach the underpinning principles and concepts of Computer Science through imaginative and rigorous curricula such as the Computing At School curriculum, which is endorsed by both Microsoft and Google.
Bernadette Brooks, the General Manager of Naace, said:
Naace welcomes the extraordinary step the Secretary of State has taken. The only constant in ICT is change, and teachers will see this as their opportunity to bring innovation and creativity to their classrooms.
To support this, Naace is working with partner associations, teachers, pupils, school leaders and commercial organisations to develop new curricula and supporting materials that will be world class. Our Key Stage 3 outline curriculum will be showcased at BETT2012 this week.
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Box Office: Vikram Bhatt’s next ‘Hacked’ with Hina Khan to release in January 2020
by BizAsia CorrespondentVikram Bhatt’s forthcoming film that was announced in March this year with none other than television sensation Hina Khan has been wrapped and the film is all set to release on 31st January.
‘Hacked’ is an edge of the seat gripping thriller and as the name suggests, it explores a very topical issue – the dark side of the digital and the social media world.
The film throws light on cybercrime and shows how putting out everything, there can be dangerous.
Khan will be seen in a glamorous avatar of an editor of a fashion magazine in the film.
The film has been in news for its interesting concept and is surely awaited among fans of Khan and Bhatt.
After giving hits like ‘Kasoor’, ‘Ghulam’, ‘Raaz’ and ‘Awara Pagal Dewana’, the director, producer and screenwriter Bhatt started the trend of Horror films with his film ‘1920’.
‘Hacked’ is however not a horror film but a thriller says Bhatt.
“Hacked is about the perils of our online lives and talks about how in today’s time everything about everyone is just a click away, nothing remains exclusive or private.” Says the filmmaker.
Presented by Loneranger Productions and produced by Amar P. Thakkar and Krishna Bhatt, ‘Hacked’ is directed by Vikram Bhatt. Starring Hina Khan, Rohan Shah, Mohit Malhotra, Sid Makkar, the film will release in cinemas on 31st January 2020.


codeable_models.CLink¶
-
class
codeable_models.
CLink
(association, source_object, target_object, **kwargs)¶ CLink
is used to define object links. Objects can be linked if their respective classes have an association. When linking objects, the association definitions are checked for correctness. For example, linking three objects to an object in a 1:1 multiplicity relation, yields an exception.Superclasses:
CBundlable
- Parameters
association (CAssociation) – The association that defines the link and is the classifier of this link.
source_object (CObject) – The object from which a link to another object shall be created; must be an instance of the respective class in the association.
target_object (CObject) – The object to which a link to another object shall be created; must be an instance of the respective class in the association.
**kwargs –
Pass in any kwargs acceptable to superclasses. In addition
CLink
acceptsstereotype_instances
:stereotype_instances
:Any
CStereotype
extending the association of this class can be defined on the link as a stereotype instance. That is, the list of stereotypes on the association defines the possible stereotypes instances of the link. The kwarg accepts a list of stereotype instances or a single stereotype instance as argument.
Examples:
The following defines for two cart objects links from the cart to its items via the
add_links()
function. It uses a role name to determine the correct association and association direction:new_links = add_links({cart1: [item1, item2], cart2: [item3, item4, item5]}, role_name="item in cart")
The list of created
CLink
objects is returned.The same links could be defined using
add_links
onCObject
:new_links_1 = cart1.add_links([item1, item2], role_name="item in cart") new_links_2 = cart2.add_links([item3, item4, item5], role_name="item in cart")
Both calls also return the list of created
CLink
objects.Main Relations:
The main relations of
CLink
are shown in the figure below.Each object can be source or target of a link. Links are only valid, if there is an association between the classes of the objects to be linked (and multiplicities are correctly set on these associations).
The association is the classifier of the link (thus it inherits from
CClassifier
), and the link is treated as an instance of the association (thus it inherits fromCObject
).Links can have stereotype instances of the stereotypes defined for the
CAssociation
of the link.-
delete
()¶ Delete the link, delete it from source and target, and delete its stereotype instances. Calls
delete()
on superclass.- Returns
None
-
delete_tagged_value
(name, stereotype=None)¶ Delete tagged value of a stereotype attribute with the given
name
. Optionally the stereotype to consider can be specified. This is needed, if one or more attributes of the same name are defined on the inheritance hierarchy. Then a shadowed attribute can be accessed by specifying its stereotype.- Parameters
name – The name of the attribute.
stereotype – The optional stereotype on which the attribute is defined.
- Returns
Value of the attribute.
- Return type
Supported Attribute Types
-
get_opposite_object
(cobject)¶ Given an object, this method returns the opposite in the link, i.e. the source if
object
is the target, and vice versa. Raises an exception ifobject
is neither source nor target.- Parameters
cobject – The object from which we want to get the opposite in the link.
- Returns
The opposite object.
- Return type
-
get_tagged_value
(name, stereotype=None)¶ Get the tagged value of a stereotype attribute with the given
name
. Optionally the stereotype to consider can be specified. This is needed, if one or more attributes of the same name are defined on the inheritance hierarchy. Then a shadowed attribute can be accessed by specifying its stereotype.- Parameters
name – The name of the attribute.
stereotype – The optional stereotype on which the attribute is defined.
- Returns
Value of the attribute.
- Return type
Supported Attribute Types
-
is_class_link
()¶ Returns
True
if this is a link between classes (class objects), elseFalse
.- Returns
Result of the check.
- Return type
bool
-
property
role_name
¶ Getter for the (target) role name of this link.
- Type
str
-
set_tagged_value
(name, value, stereotype=None)¶ Set the tagged value of a stereotype attribute with the given
name
tovalue
. Optionally the stereotype to consider can be specified. This is needed, if one or more attributes of the same name are defined on the inheritance hierarchy. Then a shadowed attribute can be accessed by specifying its stereotype.- Parameters
name – The name of the attribute.
value – The new value.
stereotype – The optional stereotype on which the attribute is defined.
- Returns
None
-
property
source_role_name
¶ Getter for the source role name of this link.
- Type
str
-
property
stereotype_instances
¶ Getter to get and setter to set the stereotype instances of this link.
The stereotype instances must be stereotypes extending the association of the link.
The setter takes a list of stereotype instances or a single stereotype instance as argument. The getter always returns a list.
- Type
list[CStereotype]|CStereotype
-
property
tagged_values
¶ Getter for getting all tagged values of the link using a dict, and setter of setting all tagged values of the link based on a dict. The dict uses key/value pairs. The value types must conform to the types defined for the attributes.
- Type
dict[str, value]


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10.1 Set initial conditions
library(mrgsolve)
library(dplyr)
10.1.1 Summary
mrgsolve
keeps a base list of compartments and initial conditions that you can update either fromR
or from inside the model specification- When you use
$CMT
, the value in that base list is assumed to be 0 for every compartment mrgsolve
will by default use the values in that base list when starting the problem- When only the base list is available, every individual will get the same initial condition
- When you use
- You can override this base list by including code in
$MAIN
to set the initial condition- Most often, you do this so that the initial is calculated as a function of a parameter
- For example,
$MAIN RESP_0 = KIN/KOUT;
whenKIN
andKOUT
have some value in$PARAM
- This code in
$MAIN
overwrites the value in the base list for the currentID
- For typical PK/PD type models, we most frequently initialize in
$MAIN
- This is equivalent to what you might do in your NONMEM model
- For larger systems models, we often just set the initial value via the base list
10.1.2 Make a model only to examine init
behavior
Note: IFLAG
is my invention only for this demo. The demo is always responsible for setting and interpreting the value (it is not reserved in any way and mrgsolve
does not control the value).
For this demo
- Compartment
A
initial condition defaults to 0 - Compartment
A
initial condition will get set toBASE
only ifIFLAG > 0
- Compartment
A
always stays at the initial condition
code <- '
$PARAM BASE=100, IFLAG = 0
$CMT A
$MAIN
if(IFLAG > 0) A_0 = BASE;
$ODE dxdt_A = 0;
'
mod <- mread("init",tempdir(),code)
Check the initial condition
init(mod)
.
. Model initial conditions (N=1):
. name value . name value
. A (1) 0 | . ... .
Note:
- We used
$CMT
in the model spec; that implies that the base initial condition forA
is set to 0 - In this chunk, the code in
$MAIN
doesn’t get run becauseIFLAG
is 0 - So, if we don’t update something in
$MAIN
the initial condition is as we set it in the base list
mod %>% mrgsim %>% plot
Next, we update the base initial condition for A
to 50
Note:
- The code in
$MAIN
still doesn’t get run becauseIFLAG
is 0
mod %>% init(A = 50) %>% mrgsim %>% plot
Now, turn on IFLAG
Note:
- Now, that code in
$MAIN
gets run A_0
is set to the value ofBASE
mod %>% param(IFLAG=1) %>% mrgsim %>% plot
mod %>% param(IFLAG=1, BASE=300) %>% mrgsim %>% plot
10.1.3 Example PK/PD model with initial condition
Just to be clear, there is no need to set any sort of flag to set the initial condition.
code <- '
$PARAM AUC=0, AUC50 = 75, KIN=200, KOUT=5
$CMT RESP
$MAIN
RESP_0 = KIN/KOUT;
$ODE
dxdt_RESP = KIN*(1-AUC/(AUC50+AUC)) - KOUT*RESP;
'
mod <- mread("init2", tempdir(), code)
The initial condition is set to 40 per the values of KIN
and KOUT
mod %>% mrgsim %>% plot
Even when we change RESP_0
in R
, the calculation in $MAIN
gets the final say
mod %>% init(RESP=1E9) %>% mrgsim
. Model: init2.cpp
. Dim: 25 x 3
. Time: 0 to 24
. ID: 1
. ID time RESP
. [1,] 1 0 40
. [2,] 1 1 40
. [3,] 1 2 40
. [4,] 1 3 40
. [5,] 1 4 40
. [6,] 1 5 40
. [7,] 1 6 40
. [8,] 1 7 40
10.1.4 Remember: calling init
will let you check to see what is going on
- It’s a good idea to get in the habit of doing this when things aren’t clear
init
first takes the base initial condition list, then calls$MAIN
and does any calculation you have in there; so the result is the calculated initials
init(mod)
.
. Model initial conditions (N=1):
. name value . name value
. RESP (1) 40 | . ... .
mod %>% param(KIN=100) %>% init
.
. Model initial conditions (N=1):
. name value . name value
. RESP (1) 20 | . ... .
10.1.5 Set initial conditions via idata
Go back to house model
mod <- mrgsolve:::house()
init(mod)
.
. Model initial conditions (N=3):
. name value . name value
. CENT (2) 0 | RESP (3) 50
. GUT (1) 0 | . ... .
Notes
- In
idata
(only), include a column withCMT_0
(like you’d do in$MAIN
). - When each ID is simulated, the
idata
value will override the base initial list for that subject. - But note that if
CMT_0
is set in$MAIN
, that will override theidata
update.
idata <- expand.idata(CENT_0 = seq(0,25,1))
idata %>% head
. ID CENT_0
. 1 1 0
. 2 2 1
. 3 3 2
. 4 4 3
. 5 5 4
. 6 6 5
out <-
mod %>%
idata_set(idata) %>%
mrgsim(end=40)
plot(out, CENT~.)
10.2 Updating parameters
10.3 Individualized sampling designs
mod <- mrgsolve:::house()
df <- expand.ev(ID=1:3, amt=c(50,100))
df
. ID amt evid cmt time
. 1 1 50 1 1 0
. 2 2 50 1 1 0
. 3 3 50 1 1 0
. 4 4 100 1 1 0
. 5 5 100 1 1 0
. 6 6 100 1 1 0
data(exTheoph)
df <- exTheoph
head(df)
. ID WT Dose time conc cmt amt evid
. 1 1 79.6 4.02 0.00 0.00 1 4.02 1
. 2 1 79.6 4.02 0.25 2.84 0 0.00 0
. 3 1 79.6 4.02 0.57 6.57 0 0.00 0
. 4 1 79.6 4.02 1.12 10.50 0 0.00 0
. 5 1 79.6 4.02 2.02 9.66 0 0.00 0
. 6 1 79.6 4.02 3.82 8.58 0 0.00 0
out <-
mod %>%
Req(CP) %>%
carry.out(a.u.g) %>%
data_set(df) %>%
obsaug %>%
mrgsim
des1 <- tgrid(0,24,1, add=0.2)
des2 <- tgrid(0,96,1)
df %<>% mutate(GRP = as.integer(ID > 5))
id <- df %>% distinct(ID) %>% select(ID,GRP)
out <-
mod %>%
Req(CP) %>%
carry.out(a.u.g,GRP) %>%
idata_set(id) %>%
data_set(df) %>%
design(descol="GRP", deslist=list(des1,des2)) %>%
obsaug %>%
mrgsim
plot(out, CP~time|GRP)


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THE PERFECT STORM A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
"Billy, you're not going to like this, but I'm going to say it anyway: You be careful," swordfish boat captain Linda Greenlaw (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) radios to captain Billy Tyne, played with a single, wooden expression by George Clooney.
Yes, she's right. He doesn't like it, and he doesn't listen, even if he's endangering the lives of his crew by knowingly sailing into the "Storm of the Century" in order to bring home a lucrative catch. You, however, will have to listen to lots of such hackneyed dialog in THE PERFECT STORM, a TV disaster movie of the week masquerading as this summer's big action picture.
You might think Billy's foolhardy actions would make him the villain of this piece, but it doesn't. In a bit of class hatred, William Wittliff's script reserves that role for the owner of the boat that Billy seems destined to smash to smithereens.
Based on a popular book by Sebastian Junger, the movie claims to be based on a true story, which in a way it is. But the facts that the book had to work from are sketchy so that it has to be described as a fictional tale based on what we know about a true story. This, however, has little to do with the problems in the movie.
As the story opens, we find ourselves stuck in a long half-hour soap opera about Gloucester fishermen and their families with divorced being the most common state. At first, it seems like the picture will never get into gear.
At the center of the story is Billy, a captain who has been having a string of bad luck lately with catches so small that his crew has begun to doubt him. But, since they all share in the take, they agree to sail out with him one more time to the Grand Banks before the season ends.
For those few viewers who do not know the ending, the picture feels obligated to telegraph it for them frequently. "The Grand Banks are no joke in October," the mother of junior crew member Bobby Shatford (Mark Wahlberg) sternly warns him. With a beautiful girlfriend (Diane Lane) who needs money, he's willing to risk the late season journey. She has kids from a previous marriage and requires funds for a lawyer so she can sue to get them back.
After a lot of petty bickering on board ship and after a slew of bad luck, the storm finally hits. The surprise is that the action in the center ring about the boat isn't in the least bit edge-of-the seat material. No matter how much water they splash around and no matter how rocky the waves are around the toy models, they are never credible. And with the fast action editing, it becomes one long, tedious and blurry bore. Even when the end seems near, our eyes are the only dry part of the theater. The movie just never creates characters worth caring about.
On the other hand, there are two significant subplots in the side rings.  A much better one concerns the rescue helicopter sent out to save both of our foolish captains. The remarkable bravery of the helicopter crew is the only compelling story in the movie.
Finally, there is the manipulative ending, of which the less said the better. James Horner's dramatic music conjures up images of the much better film that I thought I was going to see -- one that was worthy of the movie's superlative director, Wolfgang Petersen (DAS BOOT). Instead, I got little models tossed around in choppy water. If I had seen the movie on television, where it belongs, I would have turned it off. The fishermen of Gloucester, of which 10,000 have died since 1632 according to the ending credits, deserve a more fitting memorial that this motion picture.
THE PERFECT STORM runs a long 2:09. It is rated PG-13 for language and scenes of peril and would be acceptable for teenagers.
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Sucking at something is the first step towards being sorta good at something.
- Jake
You don't need a mirror to know you look good. You're beautiful on the inside. Like... your brains and stuff!
- Finn
Sucking at something is the first step towards being sorta good at something.
You don't need a mirror to know you look good. You're beautiful on the inside. Like... your brains and stuff!


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Please use this space to add anything else that might be good to add to your timeline of events - such as changes to issues or communication with a super, manager, broker, or landlord.


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17 May 2021
23 May 2021
The Ministry of Education established SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) as a statutory body (MOE). It will lead and manage the national SkillsFuture initiative, support the development and comprehensive structure of learning and development based on the pursuance of skills excellence and enhance Singapore's research and skills environment.
These services were chosen because they are extremely flexible, persistent, secure and stable and they can efficiently handle clustering.
The Amazon API Gateway service allows you to build, expose, administer, analyse, and secure REST, HTTP, and WebSocket APIs at any scope. API developers may construct APIs that connect to AWS or other online services, along with datasets in the Aws Environment.
AWS Lambda is a serverless computing service that automatically maintains the associated application components while running code in accordance to events.
The Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is an online storage service. Amazon S3 may be used to host and get any volume of information from any location on the internet at any time.
Here, I explored AWS services such as API Gateway, Lambda, and S3.
I also uploaded the files to an S3 bucket, wrote code to create API calls for both skills and job titles using the POST method, and gave organisational teams permission to use these API calls to retrieve the needed data using API Gateway.
For any error codes issued while accessing API calls using the POSTMAN tool, I examined and altered the code as needed.


It is Sunday and I"m going sailing. With a packed lunch and my sailinggear in a bag, I set off to catch a bus to the sailing club. I eat my lunch on the bus.  Then I seek out Adam who looks after the boats. He tells me to take Quick Silver, a topper tied to a pontoon. I clamber in, pull on the main sheet to raise the sail and sit on the bench at the stern. Adam unties the painter, tosses it into the boat and pushes the boat out with his foot. I"m off, the main sheet in one hand and the tiller in the other. The sail fills and the boat speeds into the main channel of the river. "I love sailing so much." I feel the wind in my hair and on my cheeks and bask in the feeling of freedom.
in-context


I am now a master student in Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. I was graduated from Fudan University, one of the best universities in China. My focus was Physics and during that four years I learnt basic knowledge on physics and programming, especially I found that solving physics problem with programming has lots of fun, which led me to learn more about computer and programming.
I'm expected to get my master degree on May 2016. After that, I would like to work as a software engineer. My interest lies in solving problem and build new cool things via programming now and my goal is to become a good programmer.
I like watching films and basketball games after work. Also like playing billiard and basketball. I'm a big fan of San Antonio Spurs, go spurs go! I play hearthstone for fun as well. My Battle.net ID is wyc25013#5201 in China. Hit me up and pull up a chair by the hearth!
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Sept.2014-May.2016
Relevant Courses taking now :
EECS485 Web Database and Information System
EECS493 User Interface Design
EECS584 Advanced Database System
Relevant finished Courses :
EECS484 Database Management System
EECS482 Introduction to Operating System
EECS281 Algorithm and Data Structure
Bachelor of Science in Computational Physics
Fudan University, Shanghai, Sept.2010-June.2014
Relevant Courses :
C/C++ Programming
Introduction to Computational Physics
Programming Skills :
C/C++, SQL, Matlab, Java, HTML/CSS, LaTeX, Python
In this project, we group implemented a network file server using knowledge of socket programming,
remote procedure call, hierarchical file system and secure communication.
More specifically, we implemented fs_session()
to start a new session for a client,
fs_create(),fs_delete()
to create/delete file or directory,
fs_writedata(),fs_readdata()
to write/read data to/from a file.
We also used lock()
to handle race condition between multiple clients.
This project is about a database recovery algorithm known as Algorithm for Recovery and Isolation Exploiting Semantics(ARIES).
A database crash is simulated from software level. We implemented functions for the three key phases of ARIES: analyze(),
redo(),undo()
along with datastructures: Log Record, Transation Table and Dirty Page Table.
In this project, we group implemented a thread library containing
lock(),unlock(),wait(),signal(),broadcast(),yield(),join()
for multithread programming using.
We used lower level library <interrupt>,<guard>
to guarantee the atomicity in kernal codes.
In addition, we used opaque pointer idiom to add data/functions for a class without changing that class's header file.
We also used getcontext(),makecontext(),swapcontext()
to manipulate context of threads.
Finally, we used our implemented thread library to support an SSTF(Shortest Seek Time First) disk scheduler.
In this project, we implemented an external pager for allocating memories. We implemented a fault handler to handle read/write fault and page fault. When page fault happens, we used clock algorithm to evict a virtual page from physical memory.
We used ER diagram to design a basic database for networking like facebook, so we called it fakebook. After that we wrote queries to create tables, load and retrieve data with Oracle SQLplus. Also we used JDBC to embed SQL into JAVA and we observed how optimizer works with Postgres.
Just feel free to contact me for anything you're interested in!
Email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or wyc25013@gmail.com


TikTok Hits 1.5 Billion Downloads Globally, India Tops the Chart
India has been a fast adoptor in 2019, driving up 277.6 million downloads so far this year, or roughly 45 per cent of all global installs.
Beijing: Social video app TikTok has reached 1.5 billion downloads worldwide on the App Store as well as Google Play and India leads the chart with 466.8 million or about 31 per cent of all unique installs.
In 2019, the app accumulated 614 million downloads — six per cent more than it had last year, reported mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower.
India has been a fast adoptor in 2019, driving up 277.6 million downloads so far this year, or roughly 45 per cent of all global installs.
China generated the second largest amount of downloads with 45.5 million, or 7.4 percent, while the US is No 3 with 37.6 million installs, or about 6 per cent, this year.
The figure does not include installs from third-party Android stores in the country, said Sensor Tower.
TikTok with 614 million downloads currently is the third-most downloaded non-gaming app of the year, behind WhatsApp at the top with 707.4 million installs and Facebook Messenger at second spot with 636.2 million.
Facebook is fourth with 587 million downloads and Instagram at fifth spot with 376.2 million.
To recall, TikTok crossed the 1 billion downloads milestone in February 2019, taking just under nine months to generate a further 500 million
For breaking news and live news updates, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Read more on Buzz Latest News on India.com.
Story Timeline
- 15 Nov 2019 Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has a secret TikTok account: Report
- 13 Nov 2019 Instagram Reels is a new video editing tool that brings best features of TikTok
- 08 Nov 2019 Andhra Man Kills His Wife Because He Was Upset With Her Habit of Making TikTok Videos
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The next step is pasting the following information into your Tokens.inc
file that just opened up!
Access token:
access_token
Paste the access token behind ACCESS_TOKEN=
in Tokens.inc
.
Refresh token:
refresh_token
Paste the refresh token behind REFRESH_TOKEN=
in Tokens.inc
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To simulate two different clients chatting, open this page in two different browsers (or two different personas in Chrome)
Server: MinimalChatExample.cs, Client: index.angular.html index.angular.js
Vue.js Version


Fired after any state change event has been processed (useful for storing user configurations via grid.getState
).
event
(object)
- Javascript event object
args
(object)
- This event's additional arguments.
None
new DobyGrid().on('statechange', function(event, args) {
//console.log(event, args)
})


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} NHS.UK prototype kit - Gitpod installation guide {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {{ breadcrumb({ items: [ { href: "/docs", text: "Home" } ], href: "/docs/install", text: "Install" }) }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Once Gitpod has finished loading, the prototype kit should install and run the kit automatically.
You will know this is complete when the interface shows the simple browser on the right hand side and the terminal is displaying local and external links, like this:
If your kit didn't install automatically you can follow this guidance on Gitpod's website about starting your workspace.
{{ pagination({ "previousUrl": "open-gitpod", "previousPage": "Open Gitpod", "nextUrl": "check-kit", "nextPage": "Check it works" }) }}


Indicators allow us to analyze market data in an abstract form rather than in its raw form. For example, indicators like the RSI tell us, based on price and volume data, if the market is overbought or oversold. Because indicators can extract overall market trends from price data, sometimes, we may want to look for correlations between indicators and the market, instead of between raw price data and the market. You can learn more about indicators in the Indicators documentation.
QuantConnect provides over 100+ predefined indicators that you can use in both backtesting and in research. You can find a full list of indicators in the Reference Table. To use an indicator in QuantBook, we will need to define an instance of the indicator object. For example, to define a 10 period Bollinger Band, we will need to provide the period length, the number of standard deviations our bands extend, and the type of moving average.
# Define a 10-period Bollinger bands indicator bb = BollingerBands(10, 2, MovingAverageType.Exponential)


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Boris Johnson quizzed by voter on Tories’ use of attack website
The Prime Minister was challenged during a visit to a transport firm in Tyne and Wear.
A voter challenged Prime Minister Boris Johnson over the Tories’ use of an attack website to make it harder for people to find the Labour manifesto on Google.
Company administrator Paige Hood, 25, quizzed him during a question-and-answer session with employees at Ferguson’s Transport in Washington, Tyne and Wear.
The mother, who plans to vote Labour and whose one-year-old son has needed NHS hospital treatment, asked Mr Johnson why the Conservative Party needed to set up fake websites and why it paid Google to put their own sites higher than Labour’s when people searched for his rival’s manifesto.
The Prime Minister said: “The short answer is I haven’t the foggiest idea.”
Mr Johnson then highlighted his own party’s manifesto but was challenged further.
He claimed in reply: “A lot of this is, basically, kind of a media diversion.
“What the public really wants to know about is what our plans are, we get Brexit done and move this country forward.”
When it was pointed out that the questioner was a member of the public, Mr Johnson also said: “I’m very sorry you can’t find that online but I’m sure it’s there somewhere.”
He added: “I think the more people are aware of what Labour’s plans are the better, because I think they would be economically ruinous to this country.”
Ms Hood explained afterwards why she asked the question, saying: “I felt like people should get to have that answer, people may not be aware of the fact that happened.
“It’s frustrating (for) anyone looking for the truth, or Labour’s manifesto.
“Surely if they have nothing to be scared of they would leave it for people to find.”
Asked if she believed Mr Johnson’s answer about not knowing what had gone on, she replied: “It’s either that he doesn’t know – and surely he should know what’s going on in his own Government – or he knew about it and he lied again.”


I've been going to gym almost 2 months and i added 4 kilograms.
FIFA 21 is a football simulation video game published by Electronic Arts as part of the FIFA series.[1] It is the 28th installment in the FIFA series, and was released 9 October 2020 for Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Enhanced versions for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and Series S were released on 3 December 2020, in addition to a version for Stadia.
Football is a family of team sports that involve, to varying degrees, kicking a ball to score a goal. Unqualified, the word football normally means the form of football that is the most popular where the word is used. Sports commonly called football include association football (known as soccer in some countries); gridiron football (specifically American football or Canadian football); Australian rules football; rugby football (either rugby union or rugby league); and Gaelic football.[1][2] These various forms of football share to varying extent common origins and are known as football codes.


Demonstrate a simple http get scenario of partial encrypted json data. The server send a json object that contains
some encrypted field data. The encrypted field names ends with _enc that tells the angularjs-crypto library to decode it automaticly.
Received from Server
{{item.name_enc}}
{{item.value_enc}}
{{item.plain}}
Json received from Server
The json data will be decrypted on the client side by the angularjs-crypto library.
Client Side decrypted Data
{{item.name_enc}}
{{item.value_enc}}
{{item.plain}}
Json decrypted


Cops solve CdO pawnshop heist
by Alfred P. DalizonPOLICE Regional Office 10 director Brig. Gen. Rolando Anduyan yesterday announced the solution of a a multi-million peso theft at a Palawan Pawnshop branch in Cagayan de Oro City following the arrest of a former manager of the establishment who owned up to the crime.
Anduyan said that suspect John Paul Cruz, a 26-year-old former branch manager of the Palawan Pawnshop in Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City, yielded P319,000 in cash and assorted jewelry worth nearly P8 million.
Members of the Cagayan de Oro City Police Station 4 led by Maj. Ian Borinaga arrested the suspect in a follow-up operation in Westgate Subdivision in Bgy. Lumbia at 7 p.m. on Sunday.
Cagayan de Oro City Police Office director Col. Henry Dampal said that the suspect will be facing a theft case.


Stephen Entin, "Economic Consequences of The Tax Policies of The Kennedy And Johnson Administrations" IRET Bulletin #99, pp. 1-26.


DataSource Gruop Example
Select a group option and click "GO"
Group by title
Group the fields by age bracket [30's, 40's, etc.]
Group by State and City
Go
Results:


At heart, I am a creative person and love to express myself whether it be through code or through art. Here are some of my side projects so you see where I like to spend my time!
You can find more of my projects on my GitHub or my Devpost!
KaomojiBoard
A Chrome Extension that easily copy and pastes kaomojis.
Airscribe
A smart audio transcriber for healthcare professionals.
Here are some workshops and tech talks that I've led in the past.
CalHacks 2016 Diversity In Tech Panelist
Nov 12, 2016
One of the panelists for Diversity @ Cal Hacks tech talk during the 2016 hackathon.
Introduction to Web Development
Nov 2, 2016
Led a workshop on HTML, CSS, and Javascript with the goal to build a personal website for HackDavis. Over 60 attendees!
How To Publish Your First NPM Module
Apr 28, 2016
As part of the Clarifai Champions program, gave a lightning talk about "How To Publish Your First NPM Module", with a small coding session during the talk showing how to make the npm module.
Gender Diversity In Tech: Learn, Educate, Empower
May 25, 2016
One of the selected panelists to talk about diversity in tech as part of the annual event for UC Davis Computer Science Club.
Hackathons Demystified @ HackDavis
Feb 2, 2016
Led an introductory workshop on hackathons, social good, and what UC Davis's first collegiate hackathon is about!
June 24 - 15, 2017
Jan 15 - 17, 2017
Nov 11 - 13, 2016
Oct 18 - 22, 2016
The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is the world's largest gathering of women technologists. It is produced by the Anita Borg Institute and presented in partnership with ACM.
October 2016
Participated in Hacktoberfest, an annual event hosted by GitHub and Digital Ocean to make 4 pull requests and contribute to open source software in the month of October.
Sept 9 - 11, 2016
Hack For Healthcare @ Kal Academy
August 27, 2016
Hack for Healthcare was a one-day coding event, hosted by Kal Academy, in partnership with Microsoft's LEAP Program, for anyone with a passion in software engineering, UI/UX, data science, and healthcare.
Apr 1 - 3, 2016
Feb 12 - 14, 2016
Jan 22 - 24, 2016
Nov 13 - 15, 2015
Oct 23 - 25, 2015
Oct 9 - 11, 2015
Oct 21, 2015
Twitter's annual developer conference. A day of exciting technical sessions, with Twitter Platform announcements from key leaders at Twitter, including Jack Dorsey, Jeff Seibert, Kayvon Beykpour, and more!
Oct 2 - 4, 2015
Aug 14 - 16, 2015
An invite-only hackathon for the Major League Hacking Spring 2015 season finale to craft the craziest hacks in the universe!
Apr 3 - 5, 2015
Jan 30 - Feb 1, 2015


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{{ cssHTML|safe }} {{ metaHTML|safe }} {{ scriptsHTML|safe }} {{ navigationHTML|safe }}To create a new distributer you will need to access the admin panel. This section is only available to the administrator of the app and not visible to the public.
Click the “New distributer” button and fill in the form. When you are done, click the “Save” button, it's that simple!
| Distributer | |||
| Name | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Status | yes | "Pending", "Active" or "Disabled" | When a new distributer is created, it will have the “Pending” status. Once you are ready, set this to “Active”. If you want to temporarily disable a distributer, set this to “Disabled”. |
| AddressType | yes | "BIP44" or "Private key" | Select which type of address you will use for this distributer, an address from the built-in BIP44 HOT wallet or an address derived from a private key. |
| Wallet index | for type "BIP44" | integer | If you chose “BIP44” for the addressType, you can specify an index number for the address to be used, default value is the current highest indexnumber +1. This indexnumber must be unique across all distributers. |
| Private key | for type "Private key" | string | If you chose “Private key” for the addressType, you need to enter the private key here. |
| Name | yes | string | Give the distributer a short descriptive name. |
| Description | yes | string | In this area you can enter a more detailed description of the distributer and its purpose. |
| Distribution source | yes | "Custom distribution", "SIL", "LBL", "LRL" or "LSL" | Select the source of the distribution, It can be a dynamic distribution according to a SIL or one of the other Linked Lists or a fixed custom distribution. |
| Custom distribution | no | JSON | It is possible to specify a custom distribution, but must be in a special format: a JSON list of address-value pairs, just like a SIL, be careful when setting this manually!! |
| Registration address | yes | string | A Bitcoin address that will be used to generate the SIL for the distribution. |
| Registration blockheight | yes | integer | The blockheight for the registration. Set this to 0 to use the most recent blockheight. |
| Registration XPUB | yes | string | The extended public key used to generate the Linked Lists. |
| Creator | yes | string | The name of the person responsible for the distributer. |
| Creator email | yes | email address | An email address to contact the person responsible for the distributer. |
| Visibility | yes | "Public" or "Private" | Public distributers are shown on the main page. Private distributers are only accessible to those who have a link containing the id of the distributer. |
| Threshold amount | yes | integer | Specify a minimum amount to trigger the distribution. As long as the balance of address is below this value, nothing will happen. |
| Minimum amount | yes | integer | The minimum output value for each recipient of the distribution, if a recipients proportional share is below this value, it is excluded from that particular distribution. |
| Youtube | no | string | Here you can enter the video code of a youtube video. This is the code that comes after the “watch?v=” part in the youtube url. |
| Distribution fee percent | no | float | Optionally a fee can be deducted from the distributed amount. |
| Distribution fee address | no | string | Specify an address to send the distribution fees to. |


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Alerts Info recieved [Latest one on top]
Events data recieved [Latest one on top]


The one most popular to visitors, is a 40 minute walk from Sagada on the Suyo Road. Unusual limestone formations are found in the cave. this cave is rich with stalactites and stalagmites. Stalactite is an icicle-shaped deposit of carbonate of lime hanging from the roof of a cave while stalagmite is a cone- shape deposit of carbonate of lime built up on the floor of a cave by drip, often from a stalactite above.
One of the reasons that made Sagada popular is its hanging coffins. This is quite unusual but it’s a tradition followed by the natives in Sagada. This is a tradition that not everyone is qualified for they have their own rules and specifications to be followed. Coffins are attached in the side of a cliff and believed that the higher the body, the closer to heaven.
Bomod-Ok Falls is the biggest waterfalls in the Sagada. The water is cold and below forms a pool which is very ideal for swimming! If you don’t want to swim, try staying at the side of the falls where the water sprinkles from above. The way to get there is quite a long trek but you will surely enjoy the falls.
Kitlepan Tower will make you gaze at the breath taking panoramic view of Sagada. Hiking will not be that tiresome since the weather is cold. There you can stare at the mountains and rice terraces of Sagada. The best part of it is during sunrise where you can feel the vibrating aura of nature. The golden sun clearing up the sky as the clouds fading away is a very interesting view. Aside from Mount Ampacao, this is also a great spot offering great views of Sagada.
Ganduyan Museum is a must-visited tourist spot in Sagada. Yes, there is a museum in Sagada! It’s not what you would expect from structure of the building. They say do not judge the book by its cover. The outside may not be that attractive but the inside you will be amazed by the artifacts, accessories, sculptures. The family that runs the museum has extensive knowledge of the history of Sagada, make sure also to ask and interact. Find out more of the History of Sagada in Ganduyan Museum.
 You are free to shout and hear them back bouncing from the forest of Sagada. Hence, the name derives from it. There you can see the amazing rock formations.
Considered as the pride of the people of Maligcong, the Maligcong Rice Terraces is known for its stone walls which make the terraces more stable and stand erosion. Upon reaching the turning point of Maligcong, one can already see the Maligcong Rice Terraces. There is no entrance fee for visiting the Maligcong Rice Terraces. You walk by this attraction while going to the barangay proper. The rice terraces here are more awesome as the main village is right at the center of the sprawling fields. The best time to visit Maligcong Rice Terraces is during the month of April and May when the fields are green as palay planted in March have started to grow. Harvest time is August. This “Stairways to the Sky” is definitely a site to visit.
Lake Danum is more of a picnic spot in Sagada. The river bank is great for having some quality time with your friends and families while enjoying the nature. Its beautiful view vibrates more during sun set.
The most extensive river in the Cordillera region, it covers the provinces of Mountain Province, Kalinga and Cagayan. It is referred to as a "river of life" for the Kalinga people who live on its banks, and is well known among development workers because of the Chico River Dam Project, an electric power generation project which local residents resisted for three decades before it was finally shelved in the 1980s - a landmark case study concerning ancestral domain issues in the Philippines.
Formerly Mount Mogao is a canonical shaped and stands proudly over 3 villages. It is considered as sacred and appears serene and solemn at dusk or dawn.


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I currently work at Embark Studios in Stockholm, Sweden as a Machine Learning Research Engineer, contributing to building the future of games!
I am an alumni of Information Retrieval & Extraction Lab, IIIT Hyderabad where I did my Bachelors in Computer Science and Masters in Computational Linguistics.
My interests are in Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval but span across various domains in Data Science, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
Check out my Coding Projects, my Research Publications, or my Resume. Feel free to contact me at email.
Work on Stylistic Re-writing accepted at AAAI '20.
Team Goldfish gets the top position at the Clickbait Challenge.
Joining Adobe Research as a research intern for summer 2019.
I will be serving in the Organizing Committee, as the Web Chair for CODS COMAD 2020, India's largest AI conference.
Received Microsoft Research India grants for travel to Cologne, Germany for ECIR '19.
Our team, Z-Research wins the Google 'Build for India' Machine Learning Hackathon.
Runners-up in the shared task for semantic discernment of happy moments posted online - @ AffConn, AAAI '19.
Work on discerning well-formed web search queries accepted at ECIR '19.
Built the first semantic role labeling (SRL) system for Sumerian, a historical language as a part of Google Summer of Code '18 in collaboration with Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative.


Cameron McLean / @cammerschooner
PhD Candidate / University of Auckland
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Web addressable documents with structure and metadata.

Light bulb - Chris Brunskill
Transmission -Anna Donlin
Surveillance - Marwa Boukarim


Microverse
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- generatePath(Delivery, Delivery) - Method in class graph.Graph
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Computes the path between a starting delivery point and an ending
delivery point
- generateRoadmap() - Method in class controller.Controller
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Generate the RoadMap file from delivery round
- generateRoadmap(DeliveryRound) - Method in class controller.DefaultState
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- generateRoadmap(DeliveryRound) - Method in class controller.DeliveryState
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- generateRoadmap(DeliveryRound) - Method in interface controller.State
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Method called by controller when the button 'Generate Roadmap' is clicked
- getAddress() - Method in class model.Delivery
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Return the address of a delivery
- getArrival() - Method in class model.Path
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Return arrival of the path
- getArrival() - Method in class model.Section
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Get the id of the arrival node
- getById(int) - Method in class model.TypicalDay
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Get a time window from an id
- getClient() - Method in class model.Delivery
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Return the client of a delivery
- getCoeff() - Method in class view.GraphicView
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Get the size coefficient of the map
- getCost(int, int) - Method in class graph.Graph
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Return the cost of the path between two deliveries
- getCostSolution() - Method in class graph.TemplateTSP
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- getCostSolution() - Method in interface graph.TSP
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- getCurrentState() - Method in class controller.Controller
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Returns the controller's current state
- getDeliveries() - Method in class model.TimeWindow
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Get the deliveries list of the time window
- getDelivery(int) - Method in class graph.Graph
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Return a delivery from an id
- getDeliveryPos(Delivery) - Method in class model.TimeWindow
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Get the position of a delivery in the time window
- getDeparture() - Method in class model.Path
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Return the departure of the path
- getDeparture() - Method in class model.Section
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Get the id of the departure node
- getDescription() - Method in class xml.XMLFileOpener
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- getDuration() - Method in class model.DeliveryRound
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Return duration of the delivery round
- getDuration() - Method in class model.Path
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Set a new duration
- getEnd() - Method in class model.DeliveryRound
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Return end hour
- getEnd() - Method in class model.TimeWindow
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Get the ending hour of a time window
- getId() - Method in class model.Delivery
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Return the id of a delivery
- getId() - Method in class model.Node
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Return the id
- getIncoming() - Method in class model.Node
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Return incoming sections
- getLength() - Method in class model.Section
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Get the length of the section
- getNbDeliveries() - Method in class model.TypicalDay
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Get number of deliveries
- getNbNodesDelivery() - Method in class graph.Graph
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Return the number of delivery points
- getNodeById(int) - Method in class model.CityMap
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Return a node from an id
- getNodes() - Method in class model.CityMap
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Return the list of nodes
- getOutgoing() - Method in class model.Node
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Return outgoing sections
- getPath(int, int) - Method in class graph.Graph
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Return a path between two deliveries
- getPaths() - Method in class model.DeliveryRound
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Return the paths
- getRank(int) - Method in class graph.Graph
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Return the rank of a delivery
- getSections() - Method in class model.CityMap
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Return the list of sections
- getSections() - Method in class model.Path
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Return the list of sections constituting the path
- getSelectedDeliveries() - Method in class view.GraphicView
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Get the selected deliveries
- getSelectedNodes() - Method in class view.GraphicView
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Get the selected nodes
- getSolution(int) - Method in class graph.TemplateTSP
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- getSolution(int) - Method in interface graph.TSP
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- getSpeed() - Method in class model.Section
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Get the average speed of the section
- getStart() - Method in class model.DeliveryRound
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Return start hour
- getStart() - Method in class model.TimeWindow
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Get the starting hour of the time window
- getStreet() - Method in class model.Section
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Get the street name
- getTime() - Method in class model.Delivery
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Return the delivery hour
- getTime() - Method in class model.Section
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Get the average time to browse the section
- getTimeWindow() - Method in class model.Delivery
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Return the time window containing the delivery
- getTimeWindows() - Method in class model.TypicalDay
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Get every time windows
- getWareHouse() - Method in class model.TypicalDay
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Get warehouse address
- getWindowByDelivery(Delivery, TypicalDay) - Method in class view.DeliveryRoundView
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Get a time window from a delivery
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Return the first coordinate
- getY() - Method in class model.Node
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Return the second coordinate
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Graph class, mostly contains and manages data about paths, deliveries and nodes
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Constructor of graph
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GraphicView class, manages the left panel of the application, which includes the map, the graph, the message box...
- GraphicView(JLabel, JButton, JButton, JButton, JButton, JButton, JButton, JButton) - Constructor for class view.GraphicView
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Constructor of the graph panel


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Hey Guys! This week we are going to be discussing conflicts. DUN DUN DUN….
I know it can be awkward or sappy or just overall unpleasant to discuss conflicts, but don’t worry this is not like that. This blog entry is more about breaking down conflicts and emotions felt at the time of a conflict, and analyzing the experience.
 I immediately called the guy that fixed my brother’s bike last time to get a quote for the fix. He quoted me $200, which i thought was rather steep, so I negotiated him down to $100.
Upon bringing the bike to his garage I brought some chocolates (for good measure), and told him I could pick up the bike the next Saturday, as I have work on the weekdays.
That Wednesday he called me and told me the bike was ready that day, and each day that I don’t pick it up, I would be charged $50! This was obviously in an effort to make up the $100 that I had talked him down. Livid, I called him immediately and demanded an explanation. He tried to explain to me that he didn’t have space in his garage to store my bicycle for extra days. However I had already explained that Saturday was the only day I was able to pick up the bicycle, so I knew that he was just trying to scam me. I immediately went on the offensive and started yelling on the phone and demanding fair treatment, to which he responded negatively.
Ultimately I was able to get my friend to go pick up the bike that same day so that I wasn’t charged any extra fees, but I was irate at the fact that he tried to scam me like that! I was upset that he had agreed to charge me one price, and then got greedy and tried to make more money off of me. I was shocked at his lack of loyalty as my brother has taken his bike there many times before. I was disappointed that I had gone the extra mile and brought him chocolates, and taken a few of his business cards to distribute, and he STILL tried to scam me!
In hindsight I wish I would've taken a beat before blowing up on the phone. It was really unnecessary for me to react in that manner. Deep (deep deep deep) down I know that if someone yelled at me on the phone the way that I did, I would respond negatively as well. It wouldn't make me want to cooperate or dismiss the fees, as a matter of fact it would make me more stubborn. While it was wrong for him to try to cheat me, everyone is hustling to make a buck these days, so why should he be any different?
While I’m glad that the anger instilled a sense of urgency in me that made me think about all of my resources, I wish I wouldn’t have made my anger apparent on the phone.
The most important thing that I took away from this experience was to breath! In trying situations, like this one, it is always best to take a beat, and not let your anger get the best of you. Think about the resources that you can use to help you remedy the situation, and calmly walk away from the situation. This is the formula that I wish I would have used in during my conflict, and it is definitely the one I will use next time!
melissawimberly signing off...


property - Properties, a selection mechanism for algorithm implementations
As of OpenSSL 3.0, a new method has been introduced to decide which of multiple implementations of an algorithm will be used. The method is centered around the concept of properties. Each implementation defines a number of properties and when an algorithm is being selected, filters based on these properties can be used to choose the most appropriate implementation of the algorithm.
Properties are like variables, they are referenced by name and have a value assigned.
Property names fall into two categories: those reserved by the OpenSSL project and user defined names. A reserved property name consists of a single C-style identifier (except for leading underscores not being permitted), which begins with a letter and can be followed by any number of letters, numbers and underscores. Property names are case-insensitive, but OpenSSL will only use lowercase letters.
A user defined property name is similar, but it must consist of two or more C-style identifiers, separated by periods. The last identifier in the name can be considered the 'true' property name, which is prefixed by some sort of 'namespace'. Providers for example could include their name in the prefix and use property names like
<provider_name>.<property_name>
<provider_name>.<algorithm_name>.<property_name>
A property is a name=value pair. A property definition is a sequence of comma separated properties. There can be any number of properties in a definition, however each name must be unique. For example: "" defines an empty property definition (i.e., no restriction); "my.foo=bar" defines a property named my.foo which has a string value bar and "iteration.count=3" defines a property named iteration.count which has a numeric value of 3. The full syntax for property definitions appears below.
Each implementation of an algorithm can define any number of properties. For example, the default provider defines the property provider=default for all of its algorithms. Likewise, OpenSSL's FIPS provider defines provider=fips and the legacy provider defines provider=legacy for all of their algorithms.
A property query clause is a single conditional test. For example, "fips=yes", "provider!=default" or "?iteration.count=3". The first two represent mandatory clauses, such clauses must match for any algorithm to even be under consideration. The third clause represents an optional clause. Matching such clauses is not a requirement, but any additional optional match counts in favor of the algorithm. More details about that in the Lookups section. A property query is a sequence of comma separated property query clauses. It is an error if a property name appears in more than one query clause. The full syntax for property queries appears below, but the available syntactic features are:
= is an infix operator providing an equality test.
!= is an infix operator providing an inequality test.
? is a prefix operator that means that the following clause is optional but preferred.
- is a prefix operator that means any global query clause involving the following property name should be ignored.
"..." is a quoted string. The quotes are not included in the body of the string.
'...' is a quoted string. The quotes are not included in the body of the string.
When an algorithm is looked up, a property query is used to determine the best matching algorithm. All mandatory query clauses must be present and the implementation that additionally has the largest number of matching optional query clauses will be used. If there is more than one such optimal candidate, the result will be chosen from amongst those in an indeterminate way. Ordering of optional clauses is not significant.
In order to permit a more concise expression of boolean properties, there is one short cut: a property name alone (e.g. "my.property") is exactly equivalent to "my.property=yes" in both definitions and queries.
Two levels of property query are supported. A context based property query that applies to all fetch operations and a local property query. Where both the context and local queries include a clause with the same name, the local clause overrides the context clause.
It is possible for a local property query to remove a clause in the context property query by preceding the property name with a '-'. For example, a context property query that contains "fips=yes" would normally result in implementations that have "fips=yes".
However, if the setting of the "fips" property is irrelevant to the operations being performed, the local property query can include the clause "-fips". Note that the local property query could not use "fips=no" because that would disallow any implementations with "fips=yes" rather than not caring about the setting.
The lexical syntax in EBNF is given by:
Definition ::= PropertyName ( '=' Value )?
( ',' PropertyName ( '=' Value )? )*
Query ::= PropertyQuery ( ',' PropertyQuery )*
PropertyQuery ::= '-' PropertyName
| '?'? ( PropertyName (( '=' | '!=' ) Value)?)
Value ::= NumberLiteral | StringLiteral
StringLiteral ::= QuotedString | UnquotedString
QuotedString ::= '"' [^"]* '"' | "'" [^']* "'"
UnquotedString ::= [^{space},]+
NumberLiteral ::= '0' ( [0-7]* | 'x' [0-9A-Fa-f]+ ) | '-'? [1-9] [0-9]+
PropertyName ::= [A-Z] [A-Z0-9_]* ( '.' [A-Z] [A-Z0-9_]* )*
Properties were added in OpenSSL 3.0
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- Big picture: big data, computational challenges.
- NEON, DataONE, ADW, iDigBio
- “Convergence” as the new interdisciplinary (National Academies)
- Rise of synthesis centers
- “Enabling architecture for next gen life science research” – National Academies report Lou Gross (2013)
Comp Science for Natural Resource Management – Fuller, Wang, Gross (2007)
language barriers: What’s a model? Mouse, drosophila? logistic, ricker? GIS map layers? …
Contraints frequently dominate, not the control or the state equation.
Let stakeholders make their own rankings. Scenario analysis vs optimal control. Uncertainies! “Relative assessment protocol” Fuller, Gross, Duke-Sylvester, Palmer. “Testing the robustness of management descions under uncertainty” (ATLSS modeling)
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- What does a Resilience approach add
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Tools for decision under uncertainty
- optimization
- threshold planning
- scenario planning
- resilience thinking
(Polasky et al 2011 TREE)
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- Satisfiability / mini-max
- model approximation methods
- dynamic programming
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- To what extent are these approaches different sides of the same coin?
- Are there truly non-optimization based approaches?
- Almost-optimal approaches
- Including constraints
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State-of-the-art
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- Starting to find multiple “optima”
- feedback control (SDP)
- Dual-control / adaptive control / active adaptive management / learning
- large state space
Open challenges / what we do poorly
- Dual control under parameter uncertainty (without restrictive assumptions on parameters)
- high-dimensional problems
- multiple stake-holders / game-theory solutions (outside fisheries)
- mapping between control and implementation (partial controllability)
- large action space
- (multiple) delayed effect actions
Open challenges: Multiple stake-holder games
- beyond 2-player differential games (with feedback)
- simultaneous player actions
Open challenges: adaptive management timescales
- frequency of revisiting decisions
- biological timescales
- political timescales
Known nuisances
- curse of dimensionality
- data collection methods
- numerical methods
- local vs global
Missed things
- spatial data, using rich data under the curse of dimensionality
ropensci
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Key things:
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config = list(sslcert = )
; see?httr::config
, e.g. archive a file with:
httr::PUT(paste0("https://knb.ecoinformatics.org/knb/d1/mn/v1/archive/",
"urn:uuid:0bf9cf50-6b6b-45ad-b22c-ffd0ee2a21c3"),
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Posting new data requires writing a system metadata XML file. Currently have a crude minimal version of this, write_sysmeta.R, should see how dataone
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Striking SAA Workers To Get Mediation Feedback From Unions
by SW EditorUnions are expected to give feedback on the mediation process between employees and South African Airways (SAA) as the strike at the embattled airline enters its third day.
The National Union for Metwalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) and the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) met with management on Saturday for further negotiations under the facilitation of the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA).
Employees are demanding an 8 percent wage hike, insourcing of workers and the halting of retrenchments.
The national carrier has cancelled local and domestic flights until on Monday.
International flights however, are expected to operate as normal from Sunday.
Numsa’s spokespesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said, “Numsa and Sacca will be briefing workers on the Section 150 mediation which took place, under the auspices of the CCMA, between unions and SAA management yesterday.”
At the same time, SAA workers have vowed to continue their strike until the company meets their demands.
Numsa members embarked on a strike on Friday following failed wage talks.
They are demanding an 8% salary hike while SAA is offering 5,9% a pay rise. The industrial action has forced the airline to cancel some international and local flights.
Striking workers were protesting outside the SAA head offices on Saturday, demanding better wages. Numsa general secretary Irvin Jim said workers should fight for their rights.


API’s are around in the IT ecosystem for a long time now. Typically API’s are created once and then consumed by multiple consumers. Many a time’s service bus or middle layer systems are used to build and distribute API’s in large enterprise ecosystems.
I am thinking of a more modular approach to build and distribute API’s and enhance the IT system usability across the organization (maybe beyond the boundary of organization). Typically a consumer application is built for a particular use case/s and consume a set of API from other systems (mainly from enterprise level core systems).
Once the consumer application is operational, naturally process improvements and business advancement will push the consumer application to modify its functionality time to time to adapt to new circumstances. This requires going back to the code and modifying the tightly coupled components.What I think, instead of tightly coupled business logic, create more loosely coupled modules, ie. all major function points will be created as independently working service points within the application, and an orchestration layer will provide the overall functionality to users. Any future modification will be another similar modular layer consuming relevant parent API’s and again exposing its own API’s.
Eventually, the entire IT space will become a collection of API’s which will have own functionality as well as a capability to extend to other consumers. This will be similar to Lego blocks, each block in the chain will work as a bridge for others, while serving its own function.
This approach will significantly reduce the go-to-market time and also improve the serviceability of applications. There is no additional development effort required to make this happen, only a different planning while designing consumer applications.
May be this is already there somewhere, in my limited search and collection I was not able to find anything similar. your comments, please


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HalfEdge
Extends:
Half Edges are created by Room.
Once rooms have been identified, Half Edges are created for each interior wall.
A wall can have two half edges if it is visible from both sides.
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
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constructor(room: Room, wall: Wall, front: boolean) Constructs a half edge. |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public |
center: Vector3 The center of this half edge |
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exteriorTransform: Matrix4 The exterior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
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Is this is the front edge or the back edge |
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The height of a wall |
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interiorTransform: Matrix4 The interior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
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invExteriorTransform: Matrix4 The inverse of the exterior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
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invInteriorTransform: Matrix4 The inverse of the interior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
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max: Vector3 The maximum point in space calculated from the bounds |
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min: Vector3 The minimum point in space calculated from the bounds |
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Reference to the next halfedge instance connected to this |
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The offset to maintain for the front and back walls from the midline of a wall |
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plane: Mesh The plane mesh that will be used for checking intersections of wall items |
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Reference to the previous halfedge instance connected to this |
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This is an array of callbacks to be call when redraw happens |
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Reference to a Room instance |
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Reference to a Wall instance |
Method Summary
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computeTransforms(transform: Matrix4, invTransform: Matrix4, start: Vector2, end: Vector2) Calculate the transformation matrix for the edge (front/back) baesd on the parameters. |
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Get the corners of the half edge. |
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Emit the redraw event |
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distanceTo(x: Number, y: Number): Number Gets the distance from specified point. |
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exteriorCenter(): Vector2 Return the 2D exterior location that is at the center/middle. |
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Return the exterior distance of the exterior wall |
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exteriorEnd(): Vector2 Return the 2D exterior location that is at the end. |
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exteriorStart(): Vector2 Return the 2D exterior location that is at the start. |
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This generates the invisible planes in the scene that are used for interesection testing for the wall items |
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Get the ending corner of the wall this instance represents |
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If this is the front edge then return the back edge. |
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Get the starting corner of the wall this instance represents |
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getTexture(): Object Two separate textures are used for the walls. |
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halfAngleVector(v1: Vector2, v1: Vector2): Object Gets CCW angle from v1 to v2 |
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interiorCenter(): Vector2 Return the 2D interior location that is at the center/middle. |
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Return the interior distance of the interior wall |
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interiorEnd(): Vector2 Return the 2D interior location that is at the end. |
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interiorStart(): Vector2 Return the 2D interior location that is at the start. |
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setTexture(textureUrl: String, textureStretch: boolean, textureScale: Number) Set a Texture to the wall. |
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transformCorner(corner: Corner): Vector3 Transform the Corner instance to a Vector3 instance using the x and y position returned as x and z |
Public Constructors
Public Members
public center: Vector3 source
The center of this half edge
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| center | Vector3 | The center of this half edge |
public exteriorTransform: Matrix4 source
The exterior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| exteriorTransform | Matrix4 | The exterior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
public front: boolean source
Is this is the front edge or the back edge
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| front | boolean | Is this is the front edge or the back edge |
public height: Number source
The height of a wall
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| height | Number | The height of a wall |
public interiorTransform: Matrix4 source
The interior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| interiorTransform | Matrix4 | The interior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
public invExteriorTransform: Matrix4 source
The inverse of the exterior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| invExteriorTransform | Matrix4 | The inverse of the exterior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
public invInteriorTransform: Matrix4 source
The inverse of the interior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| invInteriorTransform | Matrix4 | The inverse of the interior transformation matrix that contains the homogeneous transformation of the plane based on the two corner positions of the wall |
public max: Vector3 source
The maximum point in space calculated from the bounds
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| max | Vector3 | The maximum point in space calculated from the bounds |
public min: Vector3 source
The minimum point in space calculated from the bounds
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| min | Vector3 | The minimum point in space calculated from the bounds |
public next: HalfEdge source
Reference to the next halfedge instance connected to this
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| next | HalfEdge | Reference to the next halfedge instance connected to this |
public offset: Number source
The offset to maintain for the front and back walls from the midline of a wall
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| offset | Number | The offset to maintain for the front and back walls from the midline of a wall |
public plane: Mesh source
The plane mesh that will be used for checking intersections of wall items
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| plane | Mesh | The plane mesh that will be used for checking intersections of wall items |
public prev: HalfEdge source
Reference to the previous halfedge instance connected to this
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| prev | HalfEdge | Reference to the previous halfedge instance connected to this |
Public Methods
public computeTransforms(transform: Matrix4, invTransform: Matrix4, start: Vector2, end: Vector2) source
Calculate the transformation matrix for the edge (front/back) baesd on the parameters.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| transform | Matrix4 | The matrix reference in which the transformation is stored |
|
| invTransform | Matrix4 | The inverse of the transform that is stored in the invTransform |
|
| start | Vector2 | The starting point location |
|
| end | Vector2 | The ending point location |
public exteriorCenter(): Vector2 source
Return the 2D exterior location that is at the center/middle.
Return:
| Vector2 | Return an object with attributes x, y |
public exteriorEnd(): Vector2 source
Return the 2D exterior location that is at the end.
Return:
| Vector2 | Return an object with attributes x, y |
public exteriorStart(): Vector2 source
Return the 2D exterior location that is at the start.
Return:
| Vector2 | Return an object with attributes x, y |
public generatePlane() source
This generates the invisible planes in the scene that are used for interesection testing for the wall items
public getOppositeEdge(): HalfEdge source
If this is the front edge then return the back edge. For example in a wall there are two halfedges, i.e one for front and one back. Based on which side this halfedge lies return the opposite HalfEdge
public getTexture(): Object source
Two separate textures are used for the walls. Based on which side of the wall this {HalfEdge} refers the texture is returned
public halfAngleVector(v1: Vector2, v1: Vector2): Object source
Gets CCW angle from v1 to v2
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| v1 | Vector2 | The point a |
|
| v1 | Vector2 | The point b |
public interiorCenter(): Vector2 source
Return the 2D interior location that is at the center/middle.
Return:
| Vector2 | Return an object with attributes x, y |
public interiorEnd(): Vector2 source
Return the 2D interior location that is at the end.
Return:
| Vector2 | Return an object with attributes x, y |
public interiorStart(): Vector2 source
Return the 2D interior location that is at the start.
Return:
| Vector2 | Return an object with attributes x, y |
public setTexture(textureUrl: String, textureStretch: boolean, textureScale: Number) source
Set a Texture to the wall. Based on the edge side as front or back the texture is applied appropriately to the wall


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