Creates models and generates predictions using an adaptation of Leo Breiman's random forest algorithm, which is a supervised machine learning method. Predictions can be performed for both categorical variables (classification) and continuous variables (regression). Explanatory variables are fields in the attribute table of the training features. The tool can be run to generate a model to assess performance, or generate a model and predict results to another datasets.
Specifies the operation mode of the tool. The tool can be run to train a model to only assess performance, or train a model and predict to features. Prediction types are as follows:
Use this mode if you want to fit a model, and investigate the fit.
With this choice model will be trained using an input layer. Use this option to assess the accuracy of your model before generating predictions on a new dataset. This option will output model diagnostics in the messages window and apply the model to your training data.
Use this mode if you want to fit a model, and apply the model to the dataset to generate predictions.
Predictions or classifications will be generated for features. The output of this option will be a feature service, model diagnostics, and an optional table of variable importance.
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A feature layer representing locations where predictions will be made. This feature layer must also contain any explanatory variables provided as fields that correspond to those used from the training features.
In addition to choosing a layer from your map, you can choose Choose Analysis Layer at the bottom of the drop-down list to browse to your contents for a big data file share dataset or feature layer.
The field from the training features containing the values to be used to train the model. This field contains known (training) values of the variable that will be used to predict at unknown locations. If values are categorical (for example, Maple, Pine, Oak) select the Categorical check box.
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The number of trees to create in the model. More trees will generally result in more accurate model prediction, but the model will take longer to calculate. The default number of trees is 100.
The minimum number of observations required to keep a leaf (that is the terminal node on a tree without further splits). The default minimum for regression is 5 and the default for classification is 1. For very large data, increasing these numbers will decrease the run time of the tool.
The maximum number of splits that will be made down a tree. Using a large maximum depth, more splits will be created, which may increase the chances of overfitting the model. The default is data driven and depends on the number of trees created and the number of variables included.
Specifies the percentage of the features in the training layer used for each decision tree. The default is 100 percent of the data. Samples for each tree are taken randomly from two-thirds of the data specified.
Each decision tree in the forest is created using a random sample or subset (approximately two-thirds) of the training data available. Using a lower percentage of the input data for each decision tree increases the speed of the tool for very large datasets.
Specifies the number of explanatory variables used to create each decision tree.
Each of the decision trees in the forest is created using a random subset of the explanatory variables specified. Increasing the number of variables used in each decision tree will increase the chances of overfitting your model particularly if there is one or a couple dominant variables. A common practice is to use the square root of the total number of explanatory variables if your variable to predict is numeric or divide the total number of explanatory variables by 3 if the variable to predict is categorical.
How the corresponding variables in the training layer will match the variables in the prediction layer. Only the variables used in training will be included in the table.
Specifies the percentage (between 0 percent and 50 percent) of features in the training layer to reserve as the test dataset for validation. The model will be trained without this random subset of data, and the observed values for those features will be compared to the predicted value. The default is 10 percent.
This is the name of the layer that will be created in My Content and added to the map. The default name is based on the tool name and the input layer name. If the layer already exists, you will be asked to provide another name.
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Market
(vk: VK, category: str)¶ Bases:
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async
add
(owner_id: int = None, name: str = None, description: str = None, category_id: int = None, price: Union[int, float] = None, old_price: Union[int, float] = None, deleted: bool = None, main_photo_id: int = None, photo_ids: list = None, url: str = None)¶ Ads a new item to the market. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param name: Item name. :param description: Item description. :param category_id: Item category ID. :param price: Item price. :param old_price: :param deleted: Item status (‘1’ — deleted, ‘0’ — not deleted). :param main_photo_id: Cover photo ID. :param photo_ids: IDs of additional photos. :param url: Url for button in market item.
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async
add_album
(owner_id: int = None, title: str = None, photo_id: int = None, main_album: bool = None)¶ Creates new collection of items :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param title: Collection title. :param photo_id: Cover photo ID. :param main_album: Set as main (‘1’ – set, ‘0’ – no).
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async
add_to_album
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, album_ids: list = None)¶ Adds an item to one or multiple collections. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Item ID. :param album_ids: Collections IDs to add item to.
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async
create_comment
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, message: str = None, attachments: list = None, from_group: bool = None, reply_to_comment: int = None, sticker_id: int = None, guid: str = None)¶ Creates a new comment for an item. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Item ID. :param message: Comment text (required if ‘attachments’ parameter is not specified) :param attachments: Comma-separated list of objects attached to a comment. The field is submitted the following way: , “’<owner_id>_<media_id>,<owner_id>_<media_id>’”, , ‘’ - media attachment type: “‘photo’ - photo, ‘video’ - video, ‘audio’ - audio, ‘doc’ - document”, , ‘<owner_id>’ - media owner id, ‘<media_id>’ - media attachment id, , For example: “photo100172_166443618,photo66748_265827614”, :param from_group: ‘1’ - comment will be published on behalf of a community, ‘0’ - on behalf of a user (by default). :param reply_to_comment: ID of a comment to reply with current comment to. :param sticker_id: Sticker ID. :param guid: Random value to avoid resending one comment.
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async
delete
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None)¶ Deletes an item. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Item ID.
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async
delete_album
(owner_id: int = None, album_id: int = None)¶ Deletes a collection of items. :param owner_id: ID of an collection owner community. :param album_id: Collection ID.
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async
delete_comment
(owner_id: int = None, comment_id: int = None)¶ Deletes an item’s comment :param owner_id: identifier of an item owner community, “Note that community id in the ‘owner_id’ parameter should be negative number. For example ‘owner_id’=-1 matches the [vk.com/apiclub|VK API] community ” :param comment_id: comment id
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async
edit
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, name: str = None, description: str = None, category_id: int = None, price: Union[int, float] = None, deleted: bool = None, main_photo_id: int = None, photo_ids: list = None, url: str = None)¶ Edits an item. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Item ID. :param name: Item name. :param description: Item description. :param category_id: Item category ID. :param price: Item price. :param deleted: Item status (‘1’ — deleted, ‘0’ — not deleted). :param main_photo_id: Cover photo ID. :param photo_ids: IDs of additional photos. :param url: Url for button in market item.
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async
edit_album
(owner_id: int = None, album_id: int = None, title: str = None, photo_id: int = None, main_album: bool = None)¶ Edits a collection of items :param owner_id: ID of an collection owner community. :param album_id: Collection ID. :param title: Collection title. :param photo_id: Cover photo id :param main_album: Set as main (‘1’ – set, ‘0’ – no).
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async
edit_comment
(owner_id: int = None, comment_id: int = None, message: str = None, attachments: list = None)¶ Chages item comment’s text :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param comment_id: Comment ID. :param message: New comment text (required if ‘attachments’ are not specified), , 2048 symbols maximum. :param attachments: Comma-separated list of objects attached to a comment. The field is submitted the following way: , “’<owner_id>_<media_id>,<owner_id>_<media_id>’”, , ‘’ - media attachment type: “‘photo’ - photo, ‘video’ - video, ‘audio’ - audio, ‘doc’ - document”, , ‘<owner_id>’ - media owner id, ‘<media_id>’ - media attachment id, , For example: “photo100172_166443618,photo66748_265827614”,
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async
get
(owner_id: int = None, album_id: int = None, count: int = None, offset: int = None, extended: bool = None)¶ Returns items list for a community. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community, “Note that community id in the ‘owner_id’ parameter should be negative number. For example ‘owner_id’=-1 matches the [vk.com/apiclub|VK API] community ” :param album_id: :param count: Number of items to return. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of results. :param extended: ‘1’ – method will return additional fields: ‘likes, can_comment, car_repost, photos’. These parameters are not returned by default.
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async
get_album_by_id
(owner_id: int = None, album_ids: list = None)¶ Returns items album’s data :param owner_id: identifier of an album owner community, “Note that community id in the ‘owner_id’ parameter should be negative number. For example ‘owner_id’=-1 matches the [vk.com/apiclub|VK API] community ” :param album_ids: collections identifiers to obtain data from
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async
get_albums
(owner_id: int = None, offset: int = None, count: int = None)¶ Returns community’s collections list. :param owner_id: ID of an items owner community. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of results. :param count: Number of items to return.
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async
get_by_id
(item_ids: list = None, extended: bool = None)¶ Returns information about market items by their ids. :param item_ids: Comma-separated ids list: {user id}_{item id}. If an item belongs to a community -{community id} is used. ” ‘Videos’ value example: , ‘-4363_136089719,13245770_137352259’” :param extended: ‘1’ – to return additional fields: ‘likes, can_comment, car_repost, photos’. By default: ‘0’.
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async
get_categories
(count: int = None, offset: int = None)¶ Returns a list of market categories. :param count: Number of results to return. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of results.
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async
get_comments
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, need_likes: bool = None, start_comment_id: int = None, offset: int = None, count: int = None, sort: str = None, extended: bool = None, fields: list = None)¶ Returns comments list for an item. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community :param item_id: Item ID. :param need_likes: ‘1’ — to return likes info. :param start_comment_id: ID of a comment to start a list from (details below). :param offset: :param count: Number of results to return. :param sort: Sort order (‘asc’ — from old to new, ‘desc’ — from new to old) :param extended: ‘1’ — comments will be returned as numbered objects, in addition lists of ‘profiles’ and ‘groups’ objects will be returned. :param fields: List of additional profile fields to return. See the [vk.com/dev/fields|details]
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async
remove_from_album
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, album_ids: list = None)¶ Removes an item from one or multiple collections. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Item ID. :param album_ids: Collections IDs to remove item from.
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async
reorder_albums
(owner_id: int = None, album_id: int = None, before: int = None, after: int = None)¶ Reorders the collections list. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param album_id: Collection ID. :param before: ID of a collection to place current collection before it. :param after: ID of a collection to place current collection after it.
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async
reorder_items
(owner_id: int = None, album_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, before: int = None, after: int = None)¶ Changes item place in a collection. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param album_id: ID of a collection to reorder items in. Set 0 to reorder full items list. :param item_id: Item ID. :param before: ID of an item to place current item before it. :param after: ID of an item to place current item after it.
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async
report
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None, reason: int = None)¶ Sends a complaint to the item. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Item ID. :param reason: Complaint reason. Possible values: *’0’ — spam,, *’1’ — child porn,, *’2’ — extremism,, *’3’ — violence,, *’4’ — drugs propaganda,, *’5’ — adult materials,, *’6’ — insult.
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async
report_comment
(owner_id: int = None, comment_id: int = None, reason: int = None)¶ Sends a complaint to the item’s comment. :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param comment_id: Comment ID. :param reason: Complaint reason. Possible values: *’0’ — spam,, *’1’ — child porn,, *’2’ — extremism,, *’3’ — violence,, *’4’ — drugs propaganda,, *’5’ — adult materials,, *’6’ — insult.
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async
restore
(owner_id: int = None, item_id: int = None)¶ Restores recently deleted item :param owner_id: ID of an item owner community. :param item_id: Deleted item ID.
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async
restore_comment
(owner_id: int = None, comment_id: int = None)¶ Restores a recently deleted comment :param owner_id: identifier of an item owner community, “Note that community id in the ‘owner_id’ parameter should be negative number. For example ‘owner_id’=-1 matches the [vk.com/apiclub|VK API] community ” :param comment_id: deleted comment id
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async
search
(owner_id: int = None, album_id: int = None, q: str = None, price_from: int = None, price_to: int = None, tags: list = None, sort: int = None, rev: int = None, offset: int = None, count: int = None, extended: bool = None, status: int = None)¶ Searches market items in a community’s catalog :param owner_id: ID of an items owner community. :param album_id: :param q: Search query, for example “pink slippers”. :param price_from: Minimum item price value. :param price_to: Maximum item price value. :param tags: Comma-separated tag IDs list. :param sort: :param rev: ‘0’ — do not use reverse order, ‘1’ — use reverse order :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of results. :param count: Number of items to return. :param extended: ‘1’ – to return additional fields: ‘likes, can_comment, car_repost, photos’. By default: ‘0’. :param status:
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async


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Averages from included subjects (n=19)¶
- Target proportion: mean = .40, SEM = .03
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Google 1998
Similar to YouTube, Google was not well known so not many people used the website. Google resemble a newspaper and a dictionary at the same time. Although, back when it first launched there was not many things you could search.
Google website was basic and at the same time, it was easy to use. Although, I previously stated that some website look weird because of stretched images or misplaced content. In this case, Google had some large boxes that made it look weird.
Google 2020
Today, Google is similar to back then, but at the same time better. The static page, just pure white background with a few clickable links makes it so easy to navigate and so easy to read. You do not have to make a website with a lot of design to make it look good. Simpler means less work and better looking.
Now we mostly based anything we need off of Google. It is a scary thing if you thing about it. These websites used to be simple for short information needed. Now we take them too much into consideration when we need anything. We simply search it and that is it. Google simply made anything easier. It is not a bad thing because you can learn anything using Google. That is why it is so important and popular. Anything is almost possible in Google with just a simple click.


Hello :-)
This is the guidance for the Dynamic System visualisation.
The slider on the right allows you to change the input parameters of the dynamic system shown.
Drag the slider to change the forcing frequency. When Ω equals to ω, the system is being loaded at its natural frequency.
The reset button sets time to 0s and all parameters to the default values.
Notice this second tab that allows you to see graphs displacement, velocity and acceleration versus time. In the plots, you can hide and show individual curves by clicking the respective legend.
Have fun!


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INTRO
The n2o defines the way you create, configure and run arbitrary applications and protocols inside some hosts, into which N2O can be injected, such as cowboy and emqttd. Each application can spawn its instance in its own way, like web pages spawn WebSocket connections, workflow engines spawn business proceseses and chat applications spawns roster and chatroom processes. With N2O everything is managed by protocols.
N2O shipped to work in two modes: 1) inside cowboy processes, implemented in n2o_stream 2) inside n2o_vnode workers. In second case MQTT server is used for transfering message between clients and server workers. In first case no more processes are being introduced except clients. You can create you own configuration of N2O processing loop.
The N2O itself a an enbeddable protocol loop in n2o_proto. However besides that it handles cache and session ETS tables along with flexible n2o_async processes with no ownership restriction. It also introduces logging approach, AES/CBC—128 pickling and BERT/JSON formatter.
RECORDS
PROTOCOLS
While all application protocols in the system are desired to be placed in the single effectful environment or same error handling path, n2o defines single protocol loop for all applications in its federation of protocols.
In core bundle n2o is shipped with NITRO and FTP protocols which allows you to create real-time web applications with binary-based protocols, priving also robust and performant upload client and file transfer protocol. For bulding web based NITRO applications you need to include nitro dependency.
info(term(),term(),#cx{}) -> #reply{} | #unknown{}.
The info/2 is a N2O protocol callback that will be called on each incoming request. N2O code should be embedded into applications host: MQTT (as ring of MQTT clients), or HTTP server or WebSocket, or raw TCP.
RPC MQTT
N2O provides RPC over MQ mechanism for MQTT devices. N2O spawn a set of n2o_vnode workers as n2o_async processes that listen to events topic. Response are sent to actions topic, which is subscribed automatically on MQTT session init.
RPC WebSocket
In pure WebSocket case N2O implements n2o_proto as cowboy module supporting binary and text messages.
EXAMPLE
Here is little example of overriding INIT protocol message from NITRO protocol and generate standart token stored in KVS.
CONFIG
Just put protocol implementation module name to protocol option in sys.config.
N2O is the facade of the following services: cache, mq, message formating, loging, sessions, pickling and protocol loops. The other part of N2O is n2o_async module for spawning supervised application processes tha use N2O API. In this simple configuration you may set any implementation to any service.
CACHE
Cache is fast expirable memory store. Just put values onto keys using these functions and system timer will clear expired entries eventually. You can select caching module implementation by seting cache n2o parameter to module name. Default n2o cache implementation just turns each ets store into expirable.
cache(Tab, Key, Value, Till) -> term().
Sets a Value with a given TTL.
cache(Tab, Key) -> term().
Gets a Value.
PUBSUB
The minimal requirement for any framework is to pub/sub API. N2O provides selectable API through mq environment parameter.
subscribe(Client, Topic, Options) -> term().
Subscribe an absctract client to a transient topic. In particular implementation the semantics could differ. In MQTT you can subscribe offline/online clients to any persistent topics.
unsubscribe(Client, Topic, Options) -> term().
Unsubscribe an abstract client from a transient topic. In MQTT we remove the subscription from persistent database.
publish(Topic, Message, Options) -> term().
Publish a message to a topic. In MQTT if clients are offline they will receive offline messages from the inflight srotarge once they become online.
FORMAT
You specify formatter in the #reply/3 return from procotol. N2O is shipped with two formatters: {bert,_} and {json,_}. You can use {binary,_} for unformatted messages. For unhandled messages protocol should return in #reply.data {unknown,_}.
format(Message) -> binary().
Here is example of formatter and its usage in info/3 protocol implementation.
LOG
First you need specify global module in sys.config, where functions log_level and log_modules are placed. See options in config with with same names as functions.
Then implement these function in way of returning the list modules you want to trace, and global log level for them.
In your code you should use following trace functions which are the same as callback API for n2o logging environment variable.
error(Module, Format, Args) -> ok | skip.
info(Module, Format, Args) -> ok | skip.
warning(Module, Format, Args) -> ok | skip.
SESSION
Sessions are stored in cookies table and indexed by security token which is usually a password based token. All session variables from all users are stored in this table. each user see only its variables indexed by his token. Sessions like a cache are expirable. Technically, N2O sessions are the server controlling mechanism of JavaScript cookies.
session(Key, Value) -> term().
Sets a Value into ETS table cookies for a token from #cx.session which is set there earlier from INIT message or MQTT headers, before entering the top level N2O loop.
session(Key) -> term().
Gets a Value by any Key.
PICKLE
Call this function for changeable at runtime term pickling.
pickle(term()) -> binary().
depickle(binary()) -> term().
This module may refer to: io, ets, n2o_asynrc, n2o_vnode, n2o_proto.


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As a highly configurable system, µOS++ makes extensive use of preprocessor variables and conditional compilation. In fact it is highly recommended that all decision that can be made at build time, to be done with configuration variables.
There are many types of configuration variables, some defined by the application and needed to configure various components of the system, and some computed by the system and presented to the application.
From another point of view, some variables are used to configure release code, and others are used to define debug specific configurations.
All debug build configurations should include the DEBUG=1 definition, added by the Eclipse CDT managed builder to all compile steps:
g++ ... -DDEBUG=1
This definition is used for conditional compiling as usual:
#if defined(DEBUG)
...
#endif /* defined(DEBUG) */
Notice: Although the actual value of the DEBUG variable is not relevant, since only the existence of the definition is checked, it is recommended to avoid empty definitions and always use the value of 1.
Enabling more specific configurations is done with more specific definitions. The specific condition may apply to a group of classes, to a certain class or to a certain method of a class. In addition to the condition, the convention to name these definitions may hierarchically include the class name and eventually the method name:
#define OS_DEBUG_MYCONDITION (1)
#define OS_DEBUG_MYCLASS (1)
#define OS_DEBUG_MYCLASS_MYCONDITION (1)
#define OS_DEBUG_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD (1)
#define OS_DEBUG_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD_MYCONDITION (1)
The name MYCLASS is the full class name, converted to uppercase. Similarly MYMETHOD is the full name of the method where the definition applies.
Example of such definitions are
#define OS_DEBUG_CONSTRUCTORS (1)
#define OS_DEBUG_OSSCHEDULER_START (1)
When checking for the presence of such definitions, it is recommended to combine the specific definitions with the generic definition of DEBUG:
#if defined(DEBUG) && defined(OS_DEBUG_CONSTRUCTORS)
...
#endif /* defined(DEBUG) && defined(OS_DEBUG_CONSTRUCTORS) */
These are variables intended to help the programmer taylor the build according to some generally agreed criteria. For example, based on the board definition, passed to the build mechanism as a compile option like “-DOS_CONFIG_BOARD_STK525=1”, the system exposes definitions of the architecture, family and variant of the processor used.
#define OS_CONFIG_ARCH_AVR 1
#define OS_CONFIG_FAMILY_AT90USB 1
#define OS_CONFIG_VARIANT_AT90USB1287 1
#define OS_CONFIG_BOARD_STK525 1
These definitions can be used later for conditional compilation.
Most of these variables have (or should have) reasonable definitions, so not defining them includes only the core code with minimal functionality.
For including additional code, use the OS_INCLUDE_xxx definitions.
Similarly, if the default functionality is not needed, parts of the source code can be excluded by using OS_EXCLUDE_xxx.
// conditionally include code
#define OS_INCLUDE_xxx (1)
#if defined(OS_INCLUDE_xxx)
...
#endif /* defined(OS_INCLUDE_xxx) */
// conditionally exclude code
#define OS_EXCLUDE_xxx (1)
#if !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_xxx)
...
#endif /* !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_xxx) */
The scope of the inclusion/exclusion can be an entire class, a variable, a method, or part of a method:
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS (1)
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE (1)
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD (1)
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD_MYCONDITION (1)
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS (1)
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE (1)
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD (1)
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD_MYCONDITION (1)
// conditionally include class
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS (1)
#if defined(OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS)
class MyClass
{
...
}
#endif /* defined(OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS) */
// conditionally exclude class
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS (1)
#if !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS)
class MyClass
{
...
}
#endif /* !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS) */
// conditionally include class member variable
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE (1)
class MyClass
{
...
#if defined(OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE)
myType_t m_myVariable;
#endif /* defined(OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE) */
...
}
// conditionally exclude class member variable
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE (1)
class MyClass
{
...
#if !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE)
myType_t m_myVariable;
#endif /* !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYVARIABLE) */
...
}
This feature is useful for virtual methods, since they are referred from a virtual method table; exclusion for regular methods is not of great concern, since the linker is configured to automatically exclude methods not referred.
// conditionally include class method
#define OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD (1)
#if defined(OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD)
MyClass::myMethod()
{
...
}
#endif /* defined(OS_INCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD) */
// conditionally exclude class method
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD (1)
#if !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD)
MyClass::myMethod()
{
...
}
#endif /* !defined(OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD) */
By default, interrupt service routines include preemption code. To selectively exclude the preemption code, it is recommended to use the following definitions:
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_ISR_PREEMPTION (1)
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYCONDITION_ISR_PREEMPTION (1)
Another general example of variables are:
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_USE_SOMETHING (1)
#define OS_EXCLUDE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD_USE_SOMETHING (1)
It is possible to explicitly ask the compiler to inline some of the class methods.
#define OS_INLINE_MYCLASS_MYMETHOD (1)
#define OS_INLINE_MYCLASS_MYCONDITION (1)
There are multiple usages of these variables:
The types of these variables are encoded in the name.
Most of these variables have (or should have) reasonable defaults.
As for INLINE/INCLUDE/EXCLUDE definitions, each variable should be as specific as necessary. If it is used to configure a specific class, the class name should be included. Similarly for methods, variables, etc, as presented above.
The usage of the configuration variables should always provide defaults for the case when the definition is missing, for example:
#if defined(OS_CFGBOOL_STATUSLED_ISACTIVE_LOW) && (OS_CFGBOOL_STATUSLED_ISACTIVE_LOW)
typedef LedActiveLow StatusLed_t;
#else
typedef LedActiveHigh StatusLed_t;
#endif
#define OS_CFGBOOL_xxx (true)
The boolean true/false values.
#define OS_CFGINT_xxx (1)
#define OS_CFGINT8_xxx (1)
#define OS_CFGINT16_xxx (1)
#define OS_CFGLONG_xxx (1)
All integer values. If the value is assigned to a variable/register with a known size, and it is useful to remind it to the programmer, use the INT8/INT16 variants.
#define OS_CFGREG_xxx (hardware register)
Memory mapped hardware registers also fit here.
#define OS_CFGPIN_xxx_GPIO_PIN (pin number)
#define OS_CFGPIN_xxx_PORT_PIN (pin number)
An integer value, defining the GPIO pin, either uniquely or within a port.
#define OS_CFGVAR_xxx (variable)
The name of a variable.
#define OS_CFGPTR_xxx (&variable)
The address of a variable or of a memory location.
#define OS_CFGSTR_xxx "Today " __DATE__
Generic strings. According to C/C++ rules, may be a sequence of strings to be concatenated.
#define OS_CONFIG_xxx (1)
To be used for anything else, that does not fit the above definitions. However, if such cases occur frequently, it might be worth defining new categories of variables.
Since these variables usually refer to a specific class or variable, it is recommended to explicitly append the name of the class/variable.
#define OS_CFGINT_OSSCHEDULER_TASKS_ARRAY_SIZE (3)
#define OS_CFGLONG_OSCILLATOR_HZ (16000000UL)
#define OS_CFGINT_OSTIMERTICKS_RATE_HZ (1000)
When variables define array sizes, the name should be suffixed with _ARRAY_SIZE.
Where needed, the units of the variable should be explicitly defined. Examples of such units are:
It is recommended to use the new syntax, #if defined() instead of the original #ifdef syntax.
The major advantage is that the new syntax allows to check multiple variables, by using logical expressions. For example:
#if defined(DEBUG) && defined(OS_DEBUG_CONSTRUCTORS)
When the definition values contain expressions, it is almost mandatory to brace them with parenthesis, to avoid possible surprises when evaluating the expressions.
For uniformity, it is also recommended to brace all values with parenthesis, even as single values.
Application definitions are variables used to configure the application classes, usually definitions entered in App_Defines.h.
Although their names have no impact on system files, for consistency it is still recommended to use a similar naming convention, except to prefix the definitions with APP_ instead of OS_.
Example of application variables are the versioning variables:
// Application versioning and greeting definitions
// More definitions will be computed in uOS.h
#define APP_CFGSTR_APPLICATION_NAME "minimal"
#define APP_CFGSTR_APPLICATION_MANUFACTURER "AVI"
// Notice: do not use parenthesis! (the values will be stringified)
#define APP_CFGINT_VERSION_MAJOR 1
#define APP_CFGINT_VERSION_MINOR 1
#define APP_CFGINT_VERSION_REVISION 1630
Local definitions are variables used only in a specific source file.
Although their names have no impact on other files, it is still recommended to use a similar naming convention, except the OS_ prefix that can be dropped.


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Called when the phone switches back to the Springboard in response to the menu button (also when it switches to a call?). The app can call [self terminate] here if it doesn't need to keep running.


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Descendants of Johannas Strohschneider/Strosnider/Snyder
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1. Johannas
Strohschneider\Strosnider, was born in 1700 in Germany. He died in
1800 in Springfield Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
He
was married to Ann Margaret Unknown in Germany. Ann Margaret Unknown was
born about 1704 in Germany. Johannas Strohschneider\Strosnider and Ann
Margaret Unknown had the following children:
+2 i. Johannes
Frederick Strosnider (born about 1740).
2. Johannes
Frederick Strosnider (Johannas-1) was born about 1740 in Bucks Co, PA or
Germany. He died in MAY 1802 or DEC 1810 in Whitely Twp, Greene, PA.
He
was married to Catherine Gut (daughter of Conrad Gut and Eva Unknown) on 5
AUG 1760 in Whitely, Green Co, PA. Catherine Gut was born between
1710 and 1730 in Bucks Co, PA. She died between 1810 and 1840 in Whitely
Twp, Greene, PA. Johannes Frederick Strosnider and Catherine Gut had the
following children:
3 i. Eva
Margaret Strosnider was born on 2 MAY 1761 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
4 ii. Gasper
Strosnider died in SEP 1834 in Whitely Twp, Greene, PA. He was born in
Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
5 iii. Jacob
Strosnider was born in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
+6
iv. Michael Strosnider (born in 1765).
7 v. Adam
Strosnider was born about 1767 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
8 vi. John
Strosnider was born about 1769 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
9 vii. Sarah
Strosnider was born about 1777 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
10 viii. Mary
Strosnider was born about 1779 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
11 ix. Elizabeth
Strosnider was born about 1781 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA.
12 x. Catherine
Strosnider was born about 1784 in Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA. She
died in 1815 in Green Co, PA.
6. Michael
Strosnider, (Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born in 1765 in
Bedminster Twp, Bucks Co, PA. He died on 13 DEC 1824 in Woodstock,
Shenandoah, VA.
He
was married to Hannah Rudolph in 5 or 6 JAN 1786 in Frederick Co, VA. Hannah
Rudolph was born between 1760 and 1770 in VA. She died after 1824 in
Shenandoah, VA. Michael Strosnider and Hannah Rudolph had the following
children:
+13 i. Sarah
Strosnider (born on 26 AUG 1786).
+14 ii. Mary
Margaret Strosnider (born between 1786 and 1790).
+15 iii. Isaac
Strosnider (born abat 1788).
+16 iv. John
Snyder (born between 1778 and 1790).
17 v. Jacob
Strosnider was born abat 1790 in Shenandoah, VA.
+18 vi. Joseph
Strosnider (born about 1792).
19 vii. Peter
Strosnider was born about 1796 in Shenandoah, VA.
+20 viii. Elijah
Strosnider (born about 1798).
+21 ix. Hannah
Strosnider (born about 1801).
+22 x. Solomon
Strosnider (born about 1802).
23 xi. George
Strosnider was born about 1804 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
+24 xii. Rachael
Strosnider (born in 1802).
+25 xiii. Benjamin
Strosnider (born in 1812).
13. Sarah
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born on
26 AUG 1786 in Shenandoah Co, VA. She died on 26 DEC 1865 in Guthrie,
IA. She was buried on 29 DEC 1865 in Morrisburg Cem, Guthrie, IA.
Thomas
Hall was
born about 1782 in Shenandoah, VA. Sarah Strosnider and Thomas Hall had
the following children:
26 i. James
Hall was born in 1804 in Hardy, VA.
27 ii. Thomas
Hall was born in 1822 in Hardy, VA.
14. Mary
Margaret Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born
between 1786 and 1790 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
She
was married to Geroge A. Marker on 17 JUN 1811 in Frederick Co, VA. Geroge
A. Marker was born about 1780 in Frederick Co, VA.
15. Isaac
Strosnider, (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born abat
1788 in Shenandoah, VA.
He
was married to Leah Tewalt on 9 JAN 1812 in Frederick Co, VA.
16. John
Snyder (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born between 1778
and 1790 in Shenandoah, VA. He died on 4 MAY 1874 in Seneca Twp, Belmont
Co, OH.
1850
OH Census: Seneca Twp, Monroe Co, OH
John
S. Snyder age 72 Farmer born VA
Rachel
age 39 born PA
Mary
S. age 18 born OH
John
age 15 born OH Farmer
George
age 13 born OH
Margaret
age 11 born OH
Caroline
age 7 born OH
Amelia
age 7 born OH
Francis
M. age 5 born OH
Rachel
age 3 born OH
Hannah
J. 2/12 born OH
1870
OH Census: Seneca Twp, Monroe Co, OH
John
Strosnider age 93 born VA
Rachel
age 50 born PA
George
age 31 born OH Farm Labor
Francis
M. age 24 born OH Farm Labor
He
was married to Asher "Effie" Pearson about 1815 in Shenandoah Co, VA. Asher
"Effie" Pearson, was born about 1788 in Shenandoah Co, VA. She
died in 1815 in Richmond, VA.
He
was married to Madalene Rodahoffer on 6 MAY 1816 in Frederick Co, VA.
He
was married to Rachel Morgan on 13 OCT 1830 in Belmont Co, OH. Rachel
Morgan was born about 1782 in Belmont Co, OH. She died on 28 AUG
1894. John Snyder and Rachel Morgan had the following children:
+28 i. Mary
Snyder was born on 26 Dec 1832.
29 ii. John
Snyder was born in 1835 in OH.
30 iii. George
Snyder was born in 1837 in OH.
31 iv. Margaret
Snyder was born in 1839 in OH.
32 v. Caroline
Snyder was born in 1843 in OH.
33 vi. Amelia
Snyder was born in 1843 in OH.
34 vii. Francis
M. Snyder was born in 1845 in OH.
35 viii. Rachel
Snyder was born in 1847 in OH.
36 ix. Hannah
J. Snyder was born in 1850 in OH.
18. Joseph
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born
about 1792 in Shenandoah, VA.
He
was married to Elizabeth Hyman on 23 AUG 1813 in Frederick Co, VA.
20. Elijah
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born about
1798 in Shenandoah, VA.
He
was married to Elizabeth Frackley on 1 OCT 1824 in Frederick Co, VA.
21. Hannah
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born about
1801 in Frederick, VA. She died about 1821 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
She
was married to Isaac Orndorff on 16 MAR 1819 in Frederick Co, VA. Isaac
Orndorff was born in 1796/97 in Frederick Co, VA. He died in SEP 1856
in Pocohontas Co, WV. Hannah Strosnider and Isaac Orndorff had the
following children:
37 i. James
Orndorff was born in 1818 in VA. He died in 1854 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
38 ii. Margaret
Annf Orndorff was born between 1816 and 1820 in Frederick Co, VA. She
died in APR 1898.
39 iii. Rachel
Orndorff was born on 17 MAR 1821 in Saumsville, Shenandoah Co, VA. She
died in Hampshisre Co, WV.
40 iv. Margaret
Ann Orndorff was born on 10 DEC 1818 in Saumsville, Shenandoah CO,
VA. She died on 4 MAR 1894/95 in Half Way, Washington Co, MD. She was
buried on 7 MAR 1894/95 in Rose Hill Cem, Washington Co, MD.
22. Solomon
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born about 1802
in Shenandoah, VA.
He
was married to Elizabeth Fogle on 14 SEP 1833 in Frederick Co, VA.
24. Rachael
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born in
1802 in Shenandoah, VA.
She
was married to Jacob Hurbaugh on 7 APR 1827 in Frederick Co, VA. Jacob
Hurbaugh was born abt 1798 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
25. Benjamin
Strosnider (Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born in
1812 in Shenandoah Co, VA. He died on 15 JUN 1881 in Zepp, Shenandoah,
VA. He was buried on 18 JUN 1881 in Chr. Disc. Church, Zepp, Shenandoah
Co, VA.
He
was married to Anna Unknown in 1832 in Stonewall Twp, Shenandoah, VA. Anna
Unknown was born between 1812 and 1815 in Stonewall Twp, Shenandoah,
VA. She died between 1855 and 1865 in Zepp, Shenandoah Co, VA+. Benjamin
Strosnider and Anna Unknown had the following children:
41 i. Lorenzo
Strosnider was born in 1832 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
42 ii. William
Strosnider was born in 1835 in Shenandoah Co, VA.
43 iii. Jemina
Strosnider was born in 1839 in Stonewall Twp, Shenandoah, VA. She
was buried in 1839 in St. James Cem, Frederick, VA.
44 iv. Ellen
Virginia Strosnider was born on 14 MAR 1844 in zepp, Shenandoah Co,
VA. She died in Millbrook, Hampshire, WV.
45 v. Martha
Strosnider was born in 1846 in Zepp, Shenandoah Co, VA+.
46 vi. Nashville
Richard Strosnider was born in 1849 in Zepp, Shenandoah Co, VA+.
47 vii. Benjamin
Strosnider was born in 1848 in Zepp, Shenandoah Co, VA+. He died in
1934. He was buried in 1934 in Christ's Disc. Ch, Zepp, Shenandoah Co, VA.
28. Mary
Snyder (John-4, Michael-3, Johannes Frederick-2, Johannas-1) was born
on 26 DEC 1832 in OH. She died on 1 NOV 1914 in Boston, Belmont Co,
OH. She was buried on 4 NOV 1914 in Boston Christian Cem, Somerset Twp,
Belmont Co, OH.
Josiah
Vincent Dement
was born on 11 OCT 1832 in Calais, Monroe Co, OH. He died on 27 SEP 1911
in Monroe Co,
OH. 1860
OH Census: Seneca Twp, Monroe Co, OH
Josiah
Dement age 27 farmer
Mary
age 27
Elizabeth
age 6
Sarah
age 2
Mary
E. age 4/12
Nancy
Porter age 19 Domestic
1870
OH Census: Seneca Twp, Monroe Co, OH
Josiah
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Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Peel all the potatos and onions (you can add more or less onions depending on persoanl taste)
Then,
Using a food processor (idealy) or by a box grater (not ideal) grate the potatoes and onions into a large bowl
Next,
Working with your hands and a bit of time, squeeze as much water out of the potatoes and onions. Transfer the dry potatoes/onions into a large bowl (it can be the same bowl just make sure to get rid of the water first). Don't be afraid to do multiple rounds of squeezing to ensure as much water is removed.
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Add the eggs and 6 tablespoons of melted butter. Add plenty of salt and pepper and mix well. Heat another 2 tablespoons of butter over a skillet or pan at medium heat while doing this. Once mixed, place the potato mixture gently into the skillet, careful not to pack it in tightly (you want the kugel to be light and airy)
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Cook the kugel until it is golden brown, about 10 to 12 minutes. Then add the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter to the top of the kugel and place in oven for 45 to 50 minutes. Kugel should be a deep golden brown with the edges being crisp and wavey and the potatos being tender.
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by WABCSYDNEY -- As wildfires rage across parts of Australia, people are stepping up to help some of the smallest victims of the flames: the koalas.

Toni Doherty literally took the shirt off her back to rescue the little fella from the flames.
Doherty told local broadcaster Network Nine that it was "just natural instinct" for her to rush to the koala's aid, wrapping the animal in her shirt and pouring water over it.
Doherty reunited with the koala, now named Lewis, at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital.
Clinical director Cheyne Flanagan said he sustained serious burns but is on fluids and oxygen and is eating just fine.
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Evaluation methodology underpins all innovation in experimental computer science. It requires relevant workloads, appropriate experimental design, and rigorous analysis. Unfortunately, methodology is not keeping pace with the changes in our field. The rise of managed languages such as Java, C#, and Ruby in the past decade and the imminent rise of commodity multicore architectures for the next decade pose new methodological challenges that are not yet widely understood. This paper explores the consequences of our collective inattention to methodology on innovation, makes recommendations for addressing this problem in one domain, and provides guidelines for other domains. We describe benchmark suite design, experimental design, and analysis for evaluating Java applications. For example, we introduce new criteria for measuring and selecting diverse applications for a benchmark suite. We show that the complexity and nondeterminism of the Java runtime system make experimental design a first-order consideration, and we recommend mechanisms for addressing complexity and nondeterminism. Drawing on these results, we suggest how to adapt methodology more broadly. To continue to deliver innovations, our field needs to significantly increase participation in and funding for developing sound methodological foundations.
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A close cousin to the Mana Meter, the Charge Meter is an indicator of how much resource you've accumulated, or how long you've held down a particular button in order to build up to the capability to perform a special, powerful action, usually a more powerful form of attack.
Often it isn't even a meter per se, but simply the character glowing or flashing faster or brighter as you hold down the button. Often also has an audio component, usually a sound effect that rises in pitch as the charge builds. Unless the player has an Invulnerable Attack, the Meter can be reset with Collision Damage.
Examples:
- Metroid
- In the first Metroid, Samus Aran's arm cannon charges in almost the exact same fashion as Mega Man's buster.
- The Metroid Prime games not only include the glowing cannon but also include an actual meter around your target.
- In Super Smash Bros., a ball of energy charges up on the tip of the cannon. The larger it gets, the stronger it grows.
- Metroid: Other M gives Samus an actual meter and enhancements that increase her weapon charging speed.
- Secret of Mana is an example of this actually being in meter form, though combined with the Sprint Meter.
- In Secret of Evermore, after getting the Jaguar Ring, charging at least three levels and then sprinting allows you to run indefinitely.
- Legend of Mana, the super attack at the end of the charge meter could go to Limit Break levels depending on which item you had and how much Item Crafting you had done. Or you could use Blackpearl as your NPC assistant as her synchro ability immediately fills your charge bar and spam super moves at will.
- In Children of Mana, holding down one of the weapon buttons will charge up a special attack, such as sending the flail in a straight line to push an object towards the character. Collision Damage will stop the charge and the special attack.
- The Legend of Zelda
- The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past had a spark travel up the length of Link's sword as he charged up for a Spin Attack.
- The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess did the reverse, with a spark to indicate the Spin Attack recharging after it was performed, in order to show when it could be used again. This was in lieu of the previous mainstay in the 3-D Zelda games of using Magic Power to perform an upgraded Spin Attack.
- However, in the GameCube version of the game, this is not the case. It's the standard B-button-charge as it always has been, and the spark appears when the Spin Attack is completely charged.
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has charged melee attacks deplete your stamina meter.
- Super Mario Bros.
- In the U.S. version of Super Mario Bros. 2, when the player holds down on the directional pad, Mario (or whichever character the player controls) flashes while preparing for a super jump. This ability is also present in the GBA versions of the original Mario Bros. that come in GBA Mario games.
- In Super Mario Bros. 3, there is a meter that builds up depending on how long you run. Run long enough and, with the right power up, you can fly for short periods.
- Halo:
- Holding the trigger of the plasma pistol makes the gun glow more and shake. A fully-charged shot will completely drain any shield, even a fully-charged overshield, and also gain some tracking. From Halo 3 onward, a fully-charged plasma pistol can also temporarily immobilize any vehicle it hits.
- In Halo 5: Guardians, holding the trigger of the Incineration Cannon will also cause it to glow and shake, allowing you to fire a more powerful shot.
- The Spartan Laser and Railgun require each individual shot to be charged before they can be fired, with your reticle indicating how much time you have left before your shot is ready.
- The Bryar Blaster Pistol in Star Wars: Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight and its sequel Jedi Outcast can be charged with the right mouse button. The effect is pretty much the same as before: the pistol shakes, and an energy orb appears at the muzzle.
- The DL-44 in Jedi Academy has this, as it is pretty much the same weapon as Outcast's Bryar.
- The Gauss cannon in Half Life 1 can also be charged. When doing so, the muzzle starts spinning, the weapon starts humming, and you can see your energy gauge decreasing. Hold it for too long, though, and the cannon will backfire and hurt you.
- Spider-Man 2 has one for Spidey's jump. Tap the jump button, and you'll get a short hop. Fully charged, you can jump straight to the top of some buildings.
- In Descent the Fusion Cannon is charged this way. It starts making noises and the screen turns purple, then yellow, then white. At that point you better let the weapon fire, as it starts making banging noises and damaging your shield.
- The R-Type series is one of the first shmups to let the normal shot charge up. Usually, it's not really worth it to use the normal shot on anything but the weakest of enemies. Taken to the logical extreme in R-Type Final with the Giga Wave Cannon that has 7 charge levels and takes 45 seconds to be charged fully during which you need to rely entirely on dodging enemies, but in return you're rewarded with a shot as big as the screen that takes out any boss in a single hit regardless of difficulty level. It's also the methoid used to finish off the Big Bad in the default ending.
- Devil May Cry
- In the first game, equipping an elemental weapon (such as Alastor the lightning sword) allowed you to charge your gunshots with energy. Also, the flame gauntlets allow you to charge every attack for added damage.
- The prequel Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening assigned the gun charging to the Gunslinger class, and also allowed you to charge its gauntlet weapon, Beowulf.
- In Devil May Cry 4, Nero's "Red Queen" sword has a motor in it designed to super heat the edge, activated by repeatedly pressing a button or using a precise input to unleash powered up versions of his regular moves. There is a meter next to the health bar to keep track of this. Similarly, Nero's double-barrelled revolver "Blue Rose" can be upgraded with charge capability to let it knock the enemy back/set them on fire/cause a shockwave. This is done with a more traditional "hold the button down" input, and the glow surrounding the Devil Bringer changes colour according to the level of charge achieved.
- Jehuty in Zone of the Enders can charge up its dash and burst shots; the dash shot locks onto more targets and shoots more homing lasers the longer the button is held, while the burst shot grows larger.
- In the Hurricane Pack Downloadable Content upgrades to Ninja Gaiden, Ryu's ultimate attacks could be charged up (whereas in the original version of the remake they could only be used by sucking in orbs from dead enemies) to two or three levels, and every time you hit another level it was accompanied by a sudden burst of energy and a sound effect, with the final level indicated by a change of color in the energy Ryu was absorbing from his surroundings. This ability carried over to the two Updated Rereleases and the sequel.
- Street Fighter
- In Street Fighter III, one of Ryu's super moves lets him charge his Hadoken.  The upside to this is his fireball is unblockable and generates a very high amount of stun.
- Sakura's Hadoken had a similar property in the Street Fighter Alpha series, where hammering the punch button while "charging" the fireball would result in a large and more damaging (but much shorter range) blast.
- The railgun, gained late in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, has a charge meter. At its highest setting, it will kill anything in one shot.
- Fable
- Fable I has one for the bow, but it doesn't have an in-game indicator; Instead, the longer you hold it, the more intensely the controller vibrates. It's interesting to note that this charge meter doesn't have an upper limit either, so if you, say, hold the button down and surf the internet for 5 minutes before finally releasing the arrow, it will kill anything in one shot.
- Fable II will slowly zoom in on your target when you hold down the button.
- Another World lets you charge your gun by holding the fire button. A small blue ball appears at the end of the barrel which turns into a shield if the fire button is released, otherwise it turns into a larger blue ball which results in a devastating (but highly draining) Wave-Motion Gun-esque blast.
- The Gundam Vs Series gained Charged Attacks in Alliance Vs. ZAFT, with the Charge Meter located on the ammunition indicator for the weapon to which it was linked. In return for infinite ammunition and high damage, these attacks tend to force the Mobile Suit to stay still for a second or two. One common strategy is to mostly charge the meter, release to fire a normal shot, then press and hold the button again and quickly snap off a charge attack.
- Geno of Super Mario RPG has a Geno Beam attack. Hold the Y Button to charge; let go at three stars for maximum power. Two is weak; four is overheating.
- Breaks in the "Perpetuate303" background music of Tetrisphere appears to pay tribute to the sound effect when the charge is building to stars and the player lets go of the button.
- Bad Dudes let you do this with your punches. Hold down the punch button long enough, and your dude growls while flaming.
- Mega Man X: Command Mission. Instead of the traditional glowing/flashing, X uses a meter to show how much WE is put into the attack.
- A lot of borgs in Gotcha Force have charge attacks. When charging, a charge meter appears and your borg starts to glow.
- [PROTOTYPE] has crimson-black biomass-things appear on Alex when charging, with a second flash of biomass-thing when fully charged.
- An interesting non-video game example: Hanataro from Bleach has a zanpakuto that has a charge meter running up the side of the blade. The sword normally acts as a Healing Shiv, but as it heals, the charge meter increases. Once the meter has been filled out, he can release his sword which also releases all the healed damage into one powerful destructive wave. Needless to say, Kubo appears to have designed the mechanics of this sword specifically with its implementation in the Bleach fighting games in mind.
- The Monk Shadow Class in Blue Dragon allows you to charge up your attack power, in most cases doubling your inflicted damage, but you usually have to wait four or five turns for the Charge to take effect.
- In the Left 4 Dead series versus mode, the special infected Hunter has to crouch for several seconds before it can execute its powerful pouncing attack. The survivors can interrupt this charge-up by meleeing the Hunter.
- Mass Effect 2 has this for several of the heavy weapons, such as the nuke launcher.
- Team Fortress 2
- The Sniper's Sniper Rifle has a charge meter that fills while zoomed in on the scope.
- As of the Tough Break Update, The Sniper's Cleaner's Carbine has a "Crikey" meter that increases upon doing damage to enemies. Once full, Secondary Fire guarantees all weapons a Mini Crit for 8 seconds.
- The Medic has a healing gun that when used, will slowly charge a meter over time. When the meter is filled, the medic can then unleash an "ubercharge" which will make both him and his target either invincible or have constant critical hits until the meter drains.
- The Soldier has three "banner" items (Buff Banner, Battalion's Backup, Concheror) that replace his shotgun, with "Rage" meters that fill up based on damage done. When it's full he can use the item to temporarily grant a buff to any teammate within a certain radius, himself included. The Battalion's Backup used to be filled by damage taken and the Concheror by both damage done and taken, but this was changed because it made playing with them frustratingly counter-intuitive.
- The Pyro's Phlogistinator has an "Mmph!" meter that increases as he does fire damage through any method. When it's full, secondary fire fully restores his health and the weapon gets guaranteed Critical Hits for 10 seconds.
- A different kind of charge meter: the Demoman's Chargin Targe meter is filled up by default when a player is spawned, being depleted when a player uses the Alt-Fire button to make the demoman "charge" forward towards the enemy; the meter indicates when a player can charge again.
- The Sniper's Sniper Rifle has a charge meter that fills while zoomed in on the scope.
- SNK is the Trope Maker for fighting games - attacking (or getting hit) will fill a rage meter, and it's been used in just about every fighting game since.
- The King of Fighters ('94 to '96 anyway) is basically the Trope Codifier for a Charge Meter in fighting games. The gauge fills when you hold down three buttons (anyone who has played '94 to '96 DOES (not can do) it on instinct), block or get hit, taunts decrease it and you can sacrifice a fully charged gauge to stop a combo on you when blocking either by side-stepping or punching the opponent away. Trope Maker indeed.
- Another Century's Episode actually has two versions: standard charge-up weapons like high-power cannons get a standard meter, while multi-lock weapons like homing missiles have a number of marks that fill up to indicate the number of targets acquired.
- Later games in the Deception games make traps recharge between uses.
- Little Nemo: The Dream Master has one for the Morning Star.
- Present in Silent Hill 4: The Room as the only other thing in your HUD aside from the health bar.
- The Matrix: Path of Neo has glowing, white streaks when either the One-Hit Kill or flying is charging.
- In Battle Zone 1998 and the sequel, charge attack weapons such as the MAG Cannon will generate a rising pitch and indicate their charge level with colored lights on the crosshair.


A bakery fire in the mid-1980s destroyed many of the shop's records... but NOT THE RECIPES. While many people might have viewed the fire as an excuse to quit, Melvin instead used it as an opportunity to reconfigure the interior design, allowing him to add the coffee roastery section as well as modernize the theme. When thinking of ways to appeal to a modern crowd, he saw his son playing an online game called “Hearthstone,” and saw the potential for a tavern themed coffee shop. He sought out a sponsorship with Blizzard immediately, and designed the whole restaurant around it. Even if virtual cards don’t interest you, there are still physical card games such as Uno, Magic: The Gathering starter decks and empty tables for whatever cards you may want to bring. So when you visit, be prepared for the inviting mix of aromas from fresh-roasted coffee beans and fresh-baked donuts: It's the closest thing to "Breakfast Heaven" anywhere in the C-U area!
Donut Delights was started in 1971 by Melvin Furballski, an immigrant baker from the far east coast of Poland. Known far and wide for his delicate pastries, Melvin fled his homeland in search of a better life for his family. In 1970 he landed in New York City and by chance he found an open seat on a bus heading west. When an unexpected mechanical failure forced a three day delay in Champaign, Illinois, Furballski saw the need for a donut shop, so he decided to stay and make a new life for himself in Urbana, Illinois. With only one hundred dollars to his name, he found an abandoned breadshop and within two days he had one of a kind donuts flying off the racks faster than he could bake them and things have never slowed down. Now you can find that same great donut recipe plus dozens more still being made with the same love and care as when Donut Delights first opened.


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Startup software companies that are serious enough about your business to invest cash as well as equity in building your software. While Veracity does accept some equity stakes, we have found that those organizations that put “real money” on the line are more focused, more committed, and better positioned for success. Healthcare software companies between $30M and $600M in revenue Software companies in energy/oil/gas, education, finance and other verticals with revenue between $30M and $600M Tech-enabled companies who develop proprietary software as a competitive advantage. These companies are normally at least $20M in annual revenue.
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place &optional environment
⇒ vars, vals, store-vars, writer-form, reader-form
place—a place.
environment—an environment object.
vars, vals, store-vars, writer-form, reader-form—a setf expansion.
Determines five values constituting the setf expansion for place in environment; see Setf Expansions.
If environment is not supplied or nil, the environment is the null lexical environment.
(get-setf-expansion 'x) ⇒ NIL, NIL, (#:G0001), (SETQ X #:G0001), X
;;; This macro is like POP (defmacro xpop (place &environment env) (multiple-value-bind (dummies vals new setter getter) (get-setf-expansion place env) `(let* (,@(mapcar #'list dummies vals) (,(car new) ,getter)) (if (cdr new) (error "Can't expand this.")) (prog1 (car ,(car new)) (setq ,(car new) (cdr ,(car new))) ,setter)))) (defsetf frob (x) (value) `(setf (car ,x) ,value)) ⇒ FROB ;;; The following is an error; an error might be signaled at macro expansion time (flet ((frob (x) (cdr x))) ;Invalid (xpop (frob z)))
defsetf, define-setf-expander, setf; psetf
Any compound form is a valid place, since any compound form whose operator f has no setf expander are expanded into a call to (setf f).


Matrix Spark
The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spark_(mathematics), spark] of a
matrix---useful in
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compressed_sensing, compressive
sensing]---is the smallest number of
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_independence,linearly
dependent] columns. For example, if some linear combination of
three columns sums to zero, but no combination of two columns sums
to zero, the spark is three.
Calculating the spark involves checking the
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_independence, dependence] of
combinations of columns. This can be expensive, or practically
impossible. Nevertheless, it is instructive to compute easy
examples.
The code below checks the
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rank_(linear_algebra),rank] for
combinations of $k$ columns, for increasing $k$. If a combination
is found with rank less than $k$, then $k$ is the spark. E.g., let
$$ A=\begin{bmatrix} 1&0&1&1\\0&1&1&-1 \end{bmatrix} $$ It is easy
to check that no two columns of $A$ are linearly dependent. Since
we can find
three
columns that sum to zero the spark is three
(
the maximum).
Code
The CoffeeScript can be edited and computes in the browser. The
Octave/Matlab code can be executed locally after cloning /
downloading [https://github.com/stemblab/matrix-spark, this
repository] (see the m/ directory).
E.g., add the first two columns and subtract the third.
The maximum possible rank is one more than the number of
rows. In the example the maximum spark is three because it is
impossible to find three independent columns (of length two).
CoffeeScript
File: spark.coffee.
Edit here; shift+enter to compute.
Octave
File: spark.m
When downloaded and run locally, the above function can be used as follows:


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@Gabriel Ebner I am sorry I missed your hammer talk. I look forward to seeing the video later. In the meantime I read the slides and have some questions (which might have been answered in the Q&A). First, I want to say that this looks great!
- How useful would it be to improve the premise selection algorithm (using possibly a trained model)? Do you think that would be a benefit or is TF-IDF-based premise selection currently good enough?
- I didn't realize that Lean tactics could call C++ code. Is this hacked into the Lean source code? How easy would it be to swap out your tactic with another custom tactic using a mix of Lean and C++ code (or all C++ code)? (For example, any neural based tactic would probably need to call TensorFlow or PyTouch.)
- Less extreme, how easy would it be to swap your premise selector with another?
- Finally, how easy would it be to extract the information used by the hammer? Specifically, there could be some nice datasets that could come out of this. The one I have in mind is (a) the statements of all the theorems you attempted to prove, (b) the available premises to use for that theorem, (c) the premises selected by TF-IDF cosign similarity, (d) the ones used by the SMT solver, and (e) the ones used by the other tested tactics (like library_search). (And if possible and easy, (f) the ones used in the original proof.)
Reid Barton (Jan 12 2020 at 15:16):
About your second question: I'm pretty sure the hammer tactic calls C++ code the same way the built-in tactics do. That is, Gabriel modified Lean itself to add some C++ code and export it to Lean via a meta constant.
Jesse Michael Han (Jan 12 2020 at 15:56):
for the last question, (iirc) the hammer currently translates theorems in mathlib
to TPTP, and it would be easy to use his setup to extract a dataset (of just theorem statements) in that format
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Computer Science and Engineering Department at IIT Delhi. I started at
this department as an undergraduate student in 1987, completed a
Ph.d. in 1994 and joined as an Assistant Professor in 1997. I was a postdoc and a member of the technical staff at MPI-Informatik, Saarbruecken from 1994 to 1997. I am a co-director of the Indo-German Max-Planck Center for Computer Science (IMPECS). |
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| Here is a short CV and my list of publications. |
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| +91-11-26591296 (O) +91-11-26591060 (Fax) naveen AT cse DOT iitd DOT ac DOT in |
Computer
Science and Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016 |


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