public interface InspectorTool
ComparisonTool
.ComparisonTool
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
CycObject |
categorizeTermWRTApi(CycObject term)
Find the most specific collection that
term is an instance of in
the tree: (#$Thing
(#$Collection
(#$FirstOrderCollection #$SecondOrderCollection))
(#$Individual
(#$Microtheory
(#$Relation #$Function-Denotational
(#$Predicate #$BinaryPredicate))
#$Quantifier))). |
int |
countAllInstances_Cached(Fort collection,
CycObject mt)
Returns the count of the instances of the given collection, implements a cache to avoid asking
the same question twice from the KB.
|
int |
countAllInstances(Fort collection,
CycObject mt)
Returns the count of the instances of the given collection.
|
boolean |
isa(CycObject term,
CycObject collection,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if Fort TERM is a instance of Fort COLLECTION, using the given microtheory.
|
boolean |
isa(CycObject term,
Fort collection)
Returns true if Fort TERM is a instance of Fort COLLECTION, defaulting to all
microtheories.
|
boolean |
isa(CycObject term,
String collectionName)
Returns true if Fort TERM is a instance of Fort COLLECTION, defaulting to all
microtheories.
|
boolean |
isAssertionValid(CycList hlFormula,
Fort mt)
Returns true if the given HL formula and microtheory correspond to a valid
assertion in that microtheory.
|
boolean |
isBackchainDiscouraged(CycConstant predicate,
CycObject mt)
Returns true iff backchain inference on the given predicate is discouraged.
|
boolean |
isBackchainEncouraged(CycConstant predicate,
CycObject mt)
Returns true iff backchain inference on the given predicate is encouraged.
|
boolean |
isBackchainForbidden(CycConstant predicate,
CycObject mt)
Returns true iff backchain inference on the given predicate is forbidden.
|
boolean |
isBackchainRequired(CycConstant predicate,
CycObject mt)
Returns true iff backchain inference on the given predicate is required.
|
boolean |
isBinaryPredicate(CycObject cycObject)
Returns true if the cyc object is a BinaryPredicate.
|
boolean |
isCollection_Cached(CycObject cycObject)
Returns true if the given term is a collection, implemented by a cache to avoid asking the same
question twice from the KB.
|
boolean |
isCollection_Cached(Object term) |
boolean |
isCollection(CycObject cycObject)
Returns true if the given term is a Collection.
|
boolean |
isCollection(Object obj)
Returns true if the given object is a Collection.
|
boolean |
isConstantInKB(CycConstant obj) |
boolean |
isConstantNameAvailable(String candidateName)
Returns true if the candidate name is an available CycConstant name, case insensitive.
|
boolean |
isCycLNonAtomicReifableTerm(CycList formula)
Returns true if formula is well-formed Non Atomic Reifable Term.
|
boolean |
isCycLNonAtomicReifableTerm(CycObject formula)
Returns true if formula is well-formed Non Atomic Reifable Term.
|
boolean |
isCycLNonAtomicUnreifableTerm(CycObject formula)
Returns true if formula is well-formed Non Atomic Un-reifable Term.
|
boolean |
isELMtInKB(ElMt obj) |
boolean |
isEvaluatablePredicate(Fort predicate)
Returns true if the given term is an evaluatable predicate.
|
boolean |
isFormulaWellFormed(CycList formula,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if formula is well-formed in the relevant mt.
|
boolean |
isFormulaWellFormed(Formula formula,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if formula is well-formed in the relevant mt.
|
boolean |
isFunction(CycObject cycObj)
Returns true if the given is a Function.
|
boolean |
isFunctionBound(CycSymbol cycSymbol)
Returns true if the given symbol is defined as an api function.
|
boolean |
isFunctionBound(String symbolName)
Returns true if the given symbol is defined as an api function.
|
boolean |
isGafValidAssertion(CycList gaf,
ElMt mt)
Returns true if the given HL formula and microtheory correspond to a valid
assertion in that microtheory.
|
boolean |
isGafValidAssertion(FormulaSentence gaf,
ElMt mt)
Returns true if the given HL formula and microtheory correspond to a valid
assertion in that microtheory.
|
boolean |
isGenlInverseOf(Fort genlPred,
Fort specPred)
Returns true if Fort GENLPRED is a genl-inverse of Fort SPECPRED in any MT.
|
boolean |
isGenlInverseOf(Fort genlPred,
Fort specPred,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if Fort GENLPRED is a genl-inverse of Fort SPECPRED in MT.
|
boolean |
isGenlMtOf(CycObject genlMt,
CycObject specMt)
Returns true if Fort GENLMT is a genl-mt of Fort SPECPRED in mt-mt (currently #$UniversalVocabularyMt).
|
boolean |
isGenlOf_Cached(CycObject genl,
CycObject spec)
Returns true if Fort GENL is a genl of Fort SPEC, implements a cache to avoid asking the
same question twice from the KB.
|
boolean |
isGenlOf(CycObject genl,
CycObject spec)
Returns true if Fort GENL is a genl of Fort SPEC.
|
boolean |
isGenlOf(CycObject genl,
CycObject spec,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if Fort GENL is a genl of Fort SPEC in MT.
|
boolean |
isGenlPredOf(Fort genlPred,
Fort specPred)
Returns true if Fort GENLPRED is a genl-pred of Fort SPECPRED in any MT.
|
boolean |
isGenlPredOf(Fort genlPred,
Fort specPred,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if Fort GENLPRED is a genl-pred of Fort SPECPRED in MT.
|
boolean |
isGround(CycObject expression) |
boolean |
isIndividual(CycObject cycObject)
Returns true if the given term is an Individual.
|
boolean |
isIrreflexivePredicate(CycConstant predicate,
CycObject mt)
Returns true iff the predicate has the irreflexive property: (#$isa PRED
#$IrreflexiveBinaryPredicate).
|
boolean |
isMicrotheory(CycObject term)
Returns true if the given term is a microtheory.
|
boolean |
isPredicate(CycObject cycObject)
Returns true if cycObject is a Predicate.
|
boolean |
isPredicate(Object object)
Returns true if cycObject is a Predicate.
|
boolean |
isQuotedCollection(Fort cycFort)
Deprecated.
|
boolean |
isQuotedCollection(Fort cycFort,
CycObject mt)
Deprecated.
|
boolean |
isQuotedIsa(CycObject term,
CycObject collection)
Returns true if the quoted Fort TERM is a instance of Fort COLLECTION, in any microtheory.
|
boolean |
isQuotedIsa(CycObject term,
CycObject collection,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if the quoted Fort TERM is a instance of Fort COLLECTION,
in the given inference microtheory.
|
boolean |
isReifiableFunction(CycObject cycObj)
Returns true if the given is a Function.
|
boolean |
isSpecOf(CycObject spec,
CycObject genl)
Returns true if Fort SPEC is a spec of Fort GENL.
|
boolean |
isSpecOf(CycObject spec,
CycObject genl,
CycObject mt)
Returns true if Fort SPEC is a spec of Fort GENL.
|
boolean |
isUnaryPredicate(CycObject cycObject)
Returns true if the given term is a UnaryPredicate.
|
boolean |
isValidConstantName(String candidateName)
Returns true if the candidate name uses valid CycConstant characters.
|
boolean |
isWellFormedFormula(CycList cycList)
Returns true iff CycList represents a well formed formula.
|
boolean |
isWellFormedFormula(Formula formula)
Returns true iff CycList represents a well formed formula.
|
int countAllInstances(Fort collection, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
collection
- the collection whose instances are countedmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the count is determinedCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorint countAllInstances_Cached(Fort collection, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
collection
- the collection whose instances are countedmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the count is determinedCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isAssertionValid(CycList hlFormula, Fort mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
hlFormula
- the given HL formulamt
- the candidate assertion microtheoryCycConnectionException
CycApiException
boolean isBackchainDiscouraged(CycConstant predicate, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
predicate
- the CycConstant predicate for which backchaining discouraged status
is soughtmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the backchaining discouraged status is
soughtCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isBackchainEncouraged(CycConstant predicate, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
predicate
- the CycConstant predicate for which backchaining encouraged status
is soughtmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the backchaining encouraged status is
soughtCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isBackchainForbidden(CycConstant predicate, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
predicate
- the CycConstant predicate for which backchaining forbidden status is
soughtmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the backchaining forbidden status is
soughtCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isBackchainRequired(CycConstant predicate, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
predicate
- the CycConstant predicate for which backchaining required status is
soughtmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the backchaining required status is
soughtCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isBinaryPredicate(CycObject cycObject) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObject
- the given cyc objectCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCollection(CycObject cycObject) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObject
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCollection(Object obj) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
obj
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCollection_Cached(CycObject cycObject) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObject
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCollection_Cached(Object term) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
boolean isConstantInKB(CycConstant obj) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
boolean isELMtInKB(ElMt obj) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
boolean isConstantNameAvailable(String candidateName) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
candidateName
- the candidate nameCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCycLNonAtomicReifableTerm(CycList formula) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
formula
- the given EL formulaCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCycLNonAtomicReifableTerm(CycObject formula) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
formula
- the given EL formulaCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isCycLNonAtomicUnreifableTerm(CycObject formula) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
formula
- the given EL formulaCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isEvaluatablePredicate(Fort predicate) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
predicate
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isFormulaWellFormed(CycList formula, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
formula
- the given EL formulamt
- the relevant mtCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isFormulaWellFormed(Formula formula, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
formula
- the given EL formulamt
- the relevant mtCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isFunction(CycObject cycObj) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObj
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isFunctionBound(String symbolName) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
symbolName
- the candidate api function symbol nameCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isFunctionBound(CycSymbol cycSymbol) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycSymbol
- the candidate api function symbolCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGafValidAssertion(CycList gaf, ElMt mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
gaf
- the given assertion formulamt
- the candidate assertion microtheoryCycConnectionException
CycApiException
boolean isGafValidAssertion(FormulaSentence gaf, ElMt mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
gaf
- the given assertion formulamt
- the candidate assertion microtheoryCycConnectionException
CycApiException
boolean isGenlInverseOf(Fort genlPred, Fort specPred, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genlPred
- the predicate for genl-inverse determinationspecPred
- the predicate for spec-inverse determinationmt
- the microtheory for inverse subsumption determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlInverseOf(Fort genlPred, Fort specPred) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genlPred
- the predicate for genl-inverse determinationspecPred
- the predicate for spec-inverse determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlMtOf(CycObject genlMt, CycObject specMt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genlMt
- the microtheory for genl-mt determinationspecMt
- the microtheory for spec-mt determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlOf(CycObject genl, CycObject spec) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genl
- the collection for genl determinationspec
- the collection for spec determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlOf(CycObject genl, CycObject spec, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genl
- the collection for genl determinationspec
- the collection for spec determinationmt
- the microtheory for spec determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlOf_Cached(CycObject genl, CycObject spec) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genl
- the collection for genl determinationspec
- the collection for spec determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlPredOf(Fort genlPred, Fort specPred, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genlPred
- the predicate for genl-pred determinationspecPred
- the predicate for spec-pred determinationmt
- the microtheory for subsumption determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGenlPredOf(Fort genlPred, Fort specPred) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
genlPred
- the predicate for genl-pred determinationspecPred
- the predicate for spec-pred determinationCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isGround(CycObject expression) throws CycConnectionException
CycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursboolean isIndividual(CycObject cycObject) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObject
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isIrreflexivePredicate(CycConstant predicate, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycApiException
predicate
- the CycConstant predicate for which irreflexive status is soughtmt
- microtheory (including its genlMts) in which the irreflexive status is soughtCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isMicrotheory(CycObject term) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
term
- the constant for determination as a microtheoryCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isPredicate(CycObject cycObject) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObject
- the term for determination as a predicateCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isPredicate(Object object) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
object
- the term for determination as a predicateCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server error@Deprecated boolean isQuotedCollection(Fort cycFort) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycFort
- the given Fort termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server error@Deprecated boolean isQuotedCollection(Fort cycFort, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycFort
- the given Fort termmt
- the microtheory in which the query is madeCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isQuotedIsa(CycObject term, CycObject collection) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException, CycTimeOutException
term
- the termcollection
- the collectionCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorCycTimeOutException
boolean isQuotedIsa(CycObject term, CycObject collection, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException, CycTimeOutException
term
- the termcollection
- the collectionmt
- the inference microtheory
set to zero in order to wait foreverCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorCycTimeOutException
boolean isReifiableFunction(CycObject cycObj) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObj
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isSpecOf(CycObject spec, CycObject genl) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
spec
- the considered spec collectiongenl
- the considered genl collectionCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isSpecOf(CycObject spec, CycObject genl, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
spec
- the considered spec collectiongenl
- the considered genl collectionmt
- the relevant mtCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isUnaryPredicate(CycObject cycObject) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycObject
- the given termCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isValidConstantName(String candidateName) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
candidateName
- the candidate nameCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isWellFormedFormula(CycList cycList) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
cycList
- the candidate well-formed-formulaCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isWellFormedFormula(Formula formula) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
formula
- the candidate well-formed-formulaCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isa(CycObject term, String collectionName) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
term
- the termcollectionName
- the name of the collectionCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isa(CycObject term, Fort collection) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
term
- the termcollection
- the collectionCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorboolean isa(CycObject term, CycObject collection, CycObject mt) throws CycConnectionException, CycConnectionException, CycApiException
term
- the termcollection
- the collectionmt
- the microtheory in which the ask is performedCycConnectionException
- if cyc server host not found on the networkCycConnectionException
- if a data communication error occursCycApiException
- if the api request results in a cyc server errorCycObject categorizeTermWRTApi(CycObject term) throws CycConnectionException
term
is an instance of in
the tree: (#$Thing
(#$Collection
(#$FirstOrderCollection #$SecondOrderCollection))
(#$Individual
(#$Microtheory
(#$Relation #$Function-Denotational
(#$Predicate #$BinaryPredicate))
#$Quantifier))).term
- Any CycObject that needs to be categorizedterm
CycConnectionException
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Hi,
I've got my emonTx3 (3.2?) running for about a year and wanted to change a bit of the code. So I uploaded the emonTxV3_RFM12B_DiscreteSampling.ino again - the same I used last year, I'm pretty sure - and now I'm getting weird values.
The emonTx is gathering the following values:
15924 14924 15535 2678 331.17
15218 15508 14944 2813 324.82
15908 14837 15538 2680 330.66
15252 15601 14951 2816 324.79
which isn't right. There's only a small amount of power consumed at the moment and vrms should be ~ 230V. During startup the AC-AC adapter input seems a bit odd, 197V?
Any tips?
emonTx V3 Discrete Sampling
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CT 1 Calibration: 90.90
CT 2 Calibration: 90.90
CT 3 Calibration: 90.90
CT 4 Calibration: 16.60
RMS Voltage on AC-AC Adapter input is: ~197V
AC-AC adapter detected - Real Power measurements enabled
assuming powering from AC-AC adapter (jumper closed)
Vcal: 276.90
Phase Shift: 1.70
CT 1 detected
CT 2 detected
CT 3 detected
CT 4 detected
Unable to detect DS18B20 temperature sensor
RFM12B Initiated:
Node: 5 Freq: 868Mhz Network: 210
Re: Wrong values after upload
The voltage check at startup is just that - a quick check to test if the ac adapter is present. It's not calibrated at that point, so nothing to worry about.
Do you have a single phase or a 3-phase supply?
Is your sketch the one you used originally a year ago, or did you download it from GitHub recently?
Which AC adapter do you have? The default Vcal is for the UK Ideal adapter, if you have a different one (the Euro plug?) then you need a different calibration coefficient (see http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/calibration). But in any case, those are only "factory spec" values and component tolerances will mean the Vcal you need to give the correct voltage is likely to be different.
But reading 15 kW (10 kW with the voltage corrected) is worrying if you are not consuming much power.
Which CTs are you using? Again, the Ical values are for the YHDC-013-000 and subject again to tolerances. If you have a different CT or a different burden resistor, then those calibration coefficients will be wrong.
Re: Wrong values after upload
Ah okay, I'll ignore the 197V then.
These are the ACs from the shop with a Euro connector (IDEAL DE-06-09). It's a single phase setup with 4 CT's. These are the YHDC-013-000 from the shop so the calibration should be okay, right?
What I find strange is that they worked before, just like the other two EmonTX3's which are hanging next to this one (stil running the old config). I briefly switched the AC adapter form another TX but that didn't change a bit.
Re: Wrong values after upload
The Vcal for that ac adapter is 260.0 - not greatly different. The CTs should be right too (but I had to ask!) Something is different, that's for sure.
Do you know what the actual current (or power) is - knowing that would help me.
Is your sketch the one you used originally a year ago, or did you download it from GitHub recently?
Have you changed or updated the EmonLib library? The reason for considering that is the calibration for the ADC reference is in there - and that affects both voltage and current calibration.
Re: Wrong values after upload
I've used the sketch of last year but used a recent EmonLib library... I just switched back to an older EmonLib library (had too dig in my archieves) and this resulted in the correct values again. Thanks!
Now I do wonder, what has changed in EmonLib so that I can use the updated libraries?
Re: Wrong values after upload
That's what I'm wondering too! I'm not aware of anything substantial - unless your library predates the emonTx V3, when a switch to use a fixed value for the reference calibration was introduced as a result of the V3 using a regulated supply even when running on battery.
The present emonLib should give you the correct values with the present sketch.
A thought: do you have a very old emonLib anywhere on your machine? The reason I ask is this: The Arduino IDE uses a weird method to find libraries. It does not appear to follow the normal rules that most compilers and linkers follow, it is capable of finding a library that you have moved and renamed. The only certain way I know to defeat that behaviour is to zip the library and delete the uncompressed version, renaming the directory is not enough.
If you can post your sketch, I'll check it, because I don't understand the mechanism that caused your problem.
Re: Wrong values after upload
(not sure what happened to previous post so I'll retry)
I've attached the emonLib from November 2014 (EmonLib-master.old) that does work and the current emonLib (EmonLib-master.new) where I get the strange values.
The sketch I'm using is also attached (emonTxV3_RFM12B_DiscreteSampling.ino), it's basically the default sketch with some inverse for some CT's which I mounted wrong.
Re: Wrong values after upload
Your 'big' post was held for moderation. There are no differences in your sketch to explain the problem, but there are differences in emonLib. Your 'old' version uses a hard-coded "1023" for the ADC resolution, whereas the new uses "ADC_BITS" = 10 or 12 depending on the processor. That is set in emonLib.h, so the question: was the power wrong by a factor of 16 (2 bits squared - for power) and could it have picked up that your ADC was 12-bit, i.e. an Arduino Due?
I think that has to be the explanation, because I've compiled your sketch (having put some print statements back in!) with my (the same as your new) emonLib library, and I get the correct voltage and current.
Here's a trick that I do when I want to take print statements out:
At the top of the sketch, I put "#define PRINT"
Then around each print statement, or set of print statements, I put
#ifdef PRINT
.... the print statement(s)
#endif
then to remove the print statement - they're not even compiled - I comment out #define PRINT
Re: Wrong values after upload
I briefly had an Eureka! moment, it worked. But no matter what I change in the emonLib library the Arduino IDE doesn't seem to pick it up (I've restarted the IDE)? Only when I overwrite the file with a copy action it is picked up..
I haven't removed the print statements for as far as I know. Is there a way to get some output from the emonLib.cpp code? I'd like to read the ADC_COUNT value and see what differences there are.
Re: Wrong values after upload
Sorry, I'm not with you there. Do you mean changing the library had no effect? Are you sure you have only one copy (in source form) anywhere on your machine? Remember what I wrote about the IDE finding it anywhere! And restart the IDE means close down ALL the IDE windows and running instances, leave one open and it doesn't forget the old version!
You can put:
Serial.print("ADC_COUNTS=");Serial.println(ADC_COUNTS);
in your sketch - anywhere as long as it is after Serial.begin( ). But you haven't got ADC_COUNTS in your old library.
Re: Wrong values after upload
Sorry, I was a bit unclear. Yes, it seemed as if the IDE didn't pick up any changes. But I made (another) rookie mistake, there was another piece of code that caused the weird values (and I didn't notice the code).
PS: I closed all IDE's (on a Mac that's pretty easy)
It turned out not to be the ADC_COUNTS part (which is 1024 by the way) but the following code:
Removing that from emonLib.cpp results in normal values again. But as it says, it's added because of an issue. But adding this causes an issue for me...? Could this be the result of having older hardware?
PS: I'm using the current sketch for emonTX3 (not 3.4)!
Re: Wrong values after upload
I looked into that problem a long time ago and it's not as easy to resolve as Jack seems to think. The solution I suggested, which was to run the filters for a few iterations on startup and is implemented in the demo sketches, is a lot safer. I'll write to Glyn and point out that you've had problems.
I suggest you take those lines out, especially if you've proven they are causing trouble.
You need to use the "V3" sketches for the V3.2, and only the "V3_4" sketches for the V3.4, on account of the changed radio module (from RFM12B to RFM69).
Re: Wrong values after upload
OK, I've added in the lines that are in the latest emonLib (1a654efaca) and I concur, EMONLIB IS BROKEN
Here is what I get with the "initialisation":
Node: 10 Freq: 433Mhz Network: 210
13936 31168
13929 31189
13943 31146
13925 31120
14554 31733
14583 31756
14538 31723
(The first column is power - should be zero, the second column is Voltage in hundredths - should be 24000.)
And here is the same without those lines in the library:
Node: 10 Freq: 433Mhz Network: 210
7 23878
3 23928
5 23932
6 23945
4 23931
2 23928
3 23979
showing the correct power and voltage.
[Edit]
The following lines, still present in the example sketches, achieve the desired result in a much more satisfactory (if slightly more time-consuming) manner:
// Do some measurements to allow the software filter to settle - don't use the result
if (ACAC)
{
if (CT1) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct1.calcVI(no_of_half_wavelengths,timeout);
if (CT2) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct2.calcVI(no_of_half_wavelengths,timeout);
if (CT3) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct3.calcVI(no_of_half_wavelengths,timeout);
if (CT4) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct4.calcVI(no_of_half_wavelengths,timeout);
}
else
{
if (CT1) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct1.calcIrms(no_of_samples);
if (CT2) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct2.calcIrms(no_of_samples);
if (CT3) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct3.calcIrms(no_of_samples);
if (CT4) for (int j=0; j<5; j++) ct4.calcIrms(no_of_samples);
}
Re: Wrong values after upload
See the 'sticky' post at the top of this forum. There's a new emonLib available for testing, which I think fixes the problem that Jack Kelly's change attempted to solve but which ended up giving you totally wrong values.
Re: Wrong values after upload
Robert: I just tested the dev version and the problem is indeed solved. Thanks!
Re: Wrong values after upload
Just tested myself and it works great. I've merged the 'Dev' branch with the changed into 'master' emonLib and removed the Dev branch.
Thanks guys!


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| macro | __ | underscore separated (uppercase) |
__MY_MACRO_PARAMETER
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| local variable | underscore separated |
my_local_variable
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| local constant | underscore separated (uppercase) |
MY_LOCAL_CONSTANT
|
The names that have the symbol ✓ in the column Has C prefix? have an additional prefix if the
project is a C project. The prefix is the project prefix (in all lowercase or uppercase, depending on the style
of the name notation) followed by an underscore. Note that these C prefixes are not part of the examples in the
table, but a global function C would look like this ntp_my_function
(if the project prefix is
ntp).


--- layout: post date: 2012-06-26 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Handling Variant Configuration Files tags: ["Content", "Tutorial"] ---
One of our learners came to us with a problem last week. The program she uses depends on some complex configuration files, which she'd like to store in version control. However, a couple of parameters change depending on the machine the program is running on. She doesn't want to check those changes into version control over and over again; what should she do?
To make this more concrete, imagine that her configuration file is a Makefile containing instructions to rebuild a set of files. Initially, it looks like this:
summary.dat : left.dat right.dat summarize left.dat right.dat > summary.dat
That works fine on one machine, but on another, the program summarize
has been installed as sum7
. She could do this:
SUMMARIZE=summarize # on Linux # SUMMARIZE=sum7 # on Mac OS X summary.dat : left.dat right.dat ${SUMMARIZE} left.dat right.dat > summary.dat
but then she'd have to edit the file to uncomment one line, and recomment the other, whenever she switched from her Mac laptop to her desktop Linux machine and vice versa. Here's what she can do instead:
ifeq ($(shell uname),Linux) SUMMARIZE=summarize else SUMMARIZE=sum7 endif summary.dat : left.dat right.dat ${SUMMARIZE} left.dat right.dat > summary.dat
The trick is that Makefiles (and most other grown-up configuration files) allow conditionals and functions, just like programs. The function $(shell whatever)
runs a shell command; ifeq
then checks if that command's output is the string Linux
, and the Makefile's variable SUMMARIZE
is set accordingly.
Another way to approach the problem is to put the machine-dependent parameters in separate files, and include one of those in the main file. For example, the Makefile could be written like this:
include settings.mk summary.dat : left.dat right.dat ${SUMMARIZE} left.dat right.dat > summary.dat
We would then put two files in version control—one for Linux:
# settings-linux.mk SUMMARIZE=summarize
and one for Mac OS X:
# settings-macosx.mk SUMMARIZE-sum7
Notice that neither of these is called settings.mk
. The first time we check out on a machine, we manually copy either settings-linux.mk
or settings-macosx.mk
to create settings.mk
. The include
in the main Makefile then finds what it's looking for, and everything runs. If someone changes the settings for a particular platform, our next version control update will get the new platform-specific file, and we'll have to re-copy it to install it.
That manual copying step is why I'm not a fan of this second approach. There are ways to have the copying done automatically, but they all basically come down to including a conditional in the main Makefile, and if we're going to do that, we might as well use that for setting the parameter values anyway. However, some configuration file formats don't support conditionals, so the "include if available and fail if not" trick is still worth knowing.


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An adapter can be added, removed or replaced in the DAO registry. In order to remove an adapter one must pass the address 0x0 with the adapter id that needs to be removed. In order to add a new adapter one most provide the adapter id, address and access flags. The address of the new adapter can not be a reserved address, and the id must be a known id as defined in the DaoConstants.sol
. The replace adapter operation removes the adapter from the registry based on the adapter id parameter, and also adds a new adapter using the same id but with a new address.
Submit a proposal and check:
If all the requirements pass, then the proposal is subitted to registry and the adapter stores the proposal data.
To sponsor a proposal, you need to be an active member, and once sponsored the voting process starts.
Once the voting period ends, only a member can process the proposal. The proposal is processed only if:
DAORegistry Access Flags: SUBMIT_PROPOSAL
, REPLACE_ADAPTER
.
proposals
: All the proposals handled by the adapter per DAO.ProposalDetails
:
adapterId
: The id of the adapter to add, remove or replace.adapterAddress
: The address of the new adapter contract.keys
: The configuration keys for the adapter.values
: The values to set for the adapter configuration.flags
: The ACL for the new adapter.DaoRegistry
Voting
/**
* @notice Creates a proposal to replace, remove or add an adapter.
* @dev If the adapterAddress is equal to 0x0, the adapterId is removed from the registry if available.
* @dev If the adapterAddress is a reserved address, it reverts.
* @dev keys and value must have the same length.
* @dev proposalId can not be reused.
* @param dao The dao address.
* @param proposalId The guild kick proposal id.
* @param adapterId The adapter id to replace, remove or add.
* @param adapterAddress The adapter address to add or replace. Use 0x0 if you want to remove the adapter.
* @param keys The configuration keys for the adapter.
* @param values The values to set for the adapter configuration.
* @param _flags The ACL for the new adapter, up to 2**128-1.
*/
function submitProposal(
DaoRegistry dao,
bytes32 proposalId,
bytes32 adapterId,
address adapterAddress,
bytes32[] calldata keys,
uint256[] calldata values,
uint256 _flags
) external override onlyMember(dao)
/**
* @notice Sponsor a proposal if the proposal id exists.
* @dev Only members are allowed to sponsor proposals.
* @param dao The dao address.
* @param proposalId The guild kick proposal id.
* @param data Additional data that can be used for offchain voting validation.
*/
function sponsorProposal(
DaoRegistry dao,
bytes32 proposalId,
bytes calldata data
) external override onlyMember(dao)
/**
* @notice Processes a proposal that was sponsored.
* @dev Only members can process a proposal.
* @dev Only if the voting pass the proposal is processed.
* @dev Reverts when the adapter address is already in use and it is an adapter addition.
* @param dao The dao address.
* @param proposalId The guild kick proposal id.
*/
function processProposal(DaoRegistry dao, bytes32 proposalId)
external
override
onlyMember(dao)
AdapterRemoved
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|
Mirana
A moving mesh toolbox.
|
Provide the subroutines & functions for moving mesh computation. More...
Functions/Subroutines | |
| subroutine | mirana_exception (message) |
| Handling exceptions. More... | |
| subroutine | mirana_memory (name, dim1, dim2) |
| Allocate memory for new arrays. More... | |
| subroutine | save_mesh (mx, my) |
| Write mesh data into .dat file for plot. More... | |
| subroutine | d1 (phi, h, phi_x) |
| Differentiate with respect to the first dimension using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d2 (phi, h, phi_y) |
| Differentiate with respect to the second dimension using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d1h1 (phi, h, phi_1h) |
| Compute the derivative along the 1st direction at the 1st kind of half points using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d1h2 (phi, h, phi_1h) |
| Compute the derivative along the 1st direction at the 2nd kind of half points using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d2h1 (phi, h, phi_2h) |
| Compute the derivative along the 2nd direction at the 1st kind of half points using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d2h2 (phi, h, phi_2h) |
| Compute the derivative along the 2nd direction at the 2nd kind of half points using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d11 (phi, h, phi_xx) |
| Compute the second order derivative along the first dimension using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d12 (phi, h1, h2, phi_xy) |
| Comopute the mixed second order derivative using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | d22 (phi, h, phi_yy) |
| Compute the second order derivative along the second dimension using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | dlp (phi, h1, h2, phi_lp) |
| Compute Laplacian using central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | nmd (mx, my, hxi, het, jcb, xi_x, xi_y, et_x, et_y) |
| (Non-conservative Mesh Differentiation) Compute derivatives of mesh grid with respect to computational space and inverse using non-conservative form central difference. More... | |
| subroutine | nmd1 (phi, xix, etx, h1, h2, phi_x) |
| (Non-conservative Mesh D1) Compute \(\partial\phi/\partial x\) using mesh variables More... | |
| subroutine | nmd2 (phi, xiy, ety, h1, h2, phi_y) |
| (Non-conservative Mesh D2) Compute \(\partial\phi/\partial y\) using mesh variables More... | |
| subroutine | nmdlp (phi, xix, xiy, etx, ety, alp, bet, h1, h2, phi_lp) |
| (Non-conservative Mesh DLP) Compute \(\Delta\phi\) using mesh variables More... | |
| subroutine | greek (mx, my, xix, xiy, etx, ety, h1, h2, alp, bet) |
| Compute the two coefficients for transformed laplacian \(\alpha,\beta\). More... | |
| subroutine | mbc_d (x1, x2, y1, y2) |
| (Mesh Boundary Condition for Derivatives) Set the boundary condition of the moving mesh. More... | |
Provide the subroutines & functions for moving mesh computation.
Adapt grid/ to produce desired matrix
add Sconstruct to compile everything
| subroutine mirana::d1 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_x | ||
| ) |
Differentiate with respect to the first dimension using central difference.
| phi | real N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h | real number, step size. |
| subroutine mirana::d11 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_xx | ||
| ) |
Compute the second order derivative along the first dimension using central difference.
| phi | N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h | real number, step size. |
| phi_xx | real N1-by-N2 matrix, only points ranged in [2:(N-1)]X[1:N] are updated. |
| subroutine mirana::d12 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h1, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_xy | ||
| ) |
Comopute the mixed second order derivative using central difference.
| phi | N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h1 | real number, step size 1. |
| h2 | real number, step size 2. |
| phi_xy | real N1-by-N2 matrix, only points ranged in [2:(N1-1)]X[2:(N2-1)] are updated. |
| subroutine mirana::d1h1 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_1h | ||
| ) |
Compute the derivative along the 1st direction at the 1st kind of half points using central difference.
| phi | real N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h | real number, step size. |
| subroutine mirana::d1h2 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_1h | ||
| ) |
Compute the derivative along the 1st direction at the 2nd kind of half points using central difference.
| phi | real N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h | real number, step size (h1). |
| subroutine mirana::d2 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_y | ||
| ) |
Differentiate with respect to the second dimension using central difference.
| phi | real N1-by-N2 matrix |
| h | real number, step size. |
| subroutine mirana::d22 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_yy | ||
| ) |
Compute the second order derivative along the second dimension using central difference.
| phi | N1-by-N2 real matrix. |
| h | real number, step size. |
| phi_yy | real N1-by-N2 matrix, only points ranged in [1:N1]X[2:(N2-1)] are updated. |
| subroutine mirana::d2h1 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_2h | ||
| ) |
Compute the derivative along the 2nd direction at the 1st kind of half points using central difference.
| phi | real N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h | real number, step size (h2). |
| subroutine mirana::d2h2 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_2h | ||
| ) |
Compute the derivative along the 2nd direction at the 2nd kind of half points using central difference.
| phi | real N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h | real number, step size. |
| subroutine mirana::dlp | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, intent(in) | h1, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_lp | ||
| ) |
Compute Laplacian using central difference.
| phi | N1-by-N2 matrix. |
| h1 | real number, step size 1. |
| h2 | real number, step size 2. |
| phi_lp | real N1-by-N2 matrix, only points ranged in [2:(N1-1)]X[2:(N2-1)] are updated. |
| subroutine mirana::greek | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | mx, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | my, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | xix, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | xiy, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | etx, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | ety, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h1, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | alp, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | bet | ||
| ) |
Compute the two coefficients for transformed laplacian \(\alpha,\beta\).
| mx | real N1-by-N2 matrix, mesh coordinates - x. |
| my | real N1-by-N2 matrix, mesh coordinates - y. |
| xix | real N1-by-N2 matrix, \(\partial\xi/\partial x\). |
| xiy | real N1-by-N2 matrix, \(\partial\xi/\partial y\). |
| etx | real N1-by-N2 matrix, \(\partial\eta/\partial x\). |
| ety | real N1-by-N2 matrix, \(\partial\eta/\partial y\). |
| h1 | real number, step size in the first direction. |
| h2 | real number, step size in the second direction. |
| subroutine mirana::mbc_d | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | x1, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | x2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | y1, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | y2 | ||
| ) |
(Mesh Boundary Condition for Derivatives) Set the boundary condition of the moving mesh.
| x1,N1-by-N2 | real array, resulted from call d1(mx,hxi,x1). |
| x2,N1-by-N2 | real array, resulted from call d2(mx,het,x2). |
| y1,N1-by-N2 | real array, resulted from call d1(my,hxi,y1). |
| y2,N1-by-N2 | real array, resulted from call d2(my,het,y2). |
| subroutine mirana::mirana_exception | ( | character, dimension(128), intent(in) | message | ) |
Handling exceptions.
| n | integer, exit code. |
| message | string with length 128, error message. |
| subroutine mirana::mirana_memory | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | name, |
| integer, intent(in) | dim1, | ||
| integer, intent(in) | dim2 | ||
| ) |
Allocate memory for new arrays.
| name | real allocatable 2-dim array (not allocated). |
| dim | integer, dimension. |
| subroutine mirana::nmd | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | mx, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | my, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | hxi, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | het, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | jcb, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | xi_x, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | xi_y, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | et_x, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | et_y | ||
| ) |
(Non-conservative Mesh Differentiation) Compute derivatives of mesh grid with respect to computational space and inverse using non-conservative form central difference.
| mx | N1-by-N2 real matrix, x-coordinate of mesh grid (fully determined). |
| my | N1-by-N2 real matrix, y-coordinate of mesh grid (fully determined). |
| hxi | real number, step size in computational domain along \(\xi\) direction. |
| het | real number, step size in computational domain along \(\eta\) direction. |
| subroutine mirana::nmd1 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | xix, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | etx, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h1, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_x | ||
| ) |
(Non-conservative Mesh D1) Compute \(\partial\phi/\partial x\) using mesh variables
| phi | N1-by-N2 real matrix. |
| xix | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\xi\partial x\). |
| etx | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\eta\partial x\). |
| h1 | real number, step size in \(\xi\) axis. |
| h2 | real number, step size in \(\eta\) axis. |
| subroutine mirana::nmd2 | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | xiy, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | ety, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h1, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_y | ||
| ) |
(Non-conservative Mesh D2) Compute \(\partial\phi/\partial y\) using mesh variables
| phi | N1-by-N2 real matrix. |
| xiy | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\xi\partial y\). |
| ety | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\eta\partial y\). |
| h1 | real number, step size in \(\xi\) axis. |
| h2 | real number, step size in \(\eta\) axis. |
| subroutine mirana::nmdlp | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | phi, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | xix, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | xiy, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | etx, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | ety, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | alp, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | bet, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h1, | ||
| double precision, intent(in) | h2, | ||
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(inout), allocatable | phi_lp | ||
| ) |
(Non-conservative Mesh DLP) Compute \(\Delta\phi\) using mesh variables
| phi | N1-by-N2 real matrix. |
| xix | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\xi\partial x\). |
| xiy | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\xi\partial y\). |
| etx | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\eta\partial x\). |
| ety | N1-by-N2 real matrix, \(\partial\eta\partial y\). |
| alp | N1-by-N2 real matrix, obtained from greek(). |
| bet | N1-by-N2 real matrix, obtained from greek(). |
| h1 | real number, step size in \(\xi\) axis. |
| h2 | real number, step size in \(\eta\) axis. |
| subroutine mirana::save_mesh | ( | double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | mx, |
| double precision, dimension(:,:), intent(in), allocatable | my | ||
| ) |
Write mesh data into .dat file for plot.
| mx | real N1-by-N2 matrix, x-coodinates. |
| my | real N1-by-N2 matrix, x-coodinates. |


| Name | Definition |
| AnatomicalDirectionCS | Anatomical location or specimen further detailing directionality. Codes are from NCI |
| AttributionCategoryCS | Whether the adverse event is attributed to a treatment, course of the disease, medical error, unrelated to either, or unknown. |
| BreastCancerStageCS | Codes representing the overall stage of the cancer, based on criteria defined by the staging system being used. The preferred staging system is American Joint Committee on Cancer, 8th Edition, Breast Cancer Chapter. Codes and descriptions have been redacted due to copyright restrictions. |
| BreastCancerTypeCS | Histologic types of breast cancer. Codes are drawn from ICD-O-3. Codes are presented as local codes due to the lack of a ICD-O-3 terminology server available to the FHIR IG publisher. |
| BreastSiteCS | Topography of the breast. Codes are drawn from ICD-O-3. Codes are presented as local codes due to the lack of a ICD-O-3 terminology server available to the FHIR IG publisher. |
| BreastSpecimenTypeCS | The type of specimen obtained from the breast. |
| CodingQualifierCS | undefined |
| ConditionCategoryCS | undefined |
| DegreeOfLymphaticInvolvementCS | undefined |
| DiagnosticServiceCS | The type of laboratory service used in producing a laboratory result |
| EpisodeOfCareCompletionCS | undefined |
| ExceptionValueCS | Reasons that a value associated with a test or other finding is missing. Includes all codes from http://hl7.org/fhir/ValueSet/data-absent-reason version 3.3.0 and additional codes covering other missing value circumstances. |
| HER2ISHMethodCS | Value set containing In Situ Hybridization methods of determining HER2 status |
| HER2StatusCS | HER2 status overall result |
| LanguageQualifierCS | A code indicating whether the language is preferred, secondary, or practiced in an unconventional or limited way. |
| MammaprintRiskScoreInterpretationCS | Intepretation of Mammaprint Recurrence Score |
| MedicationChangeReasonCS | undefined |
| MedicationChangeTypeCS | undefined |
| MedicationNotUsedReasonCS | undefined |
| MilitaryServiceDischargeStatusCS | The way in which a separation from the armed services was achieved. |
| MilitaryServiceEraCS | Values were taken from Final HMIS Data Standards March 2010 (Homeless Management Information System), field 5.05E Veteran’s Information. See: https://www.onecpd.info/resources/documents/FinalHMISDataStandards_March2010.pdf. |
| MilitaryStatusCS | The current status of the person in armed services. |
| MitoticCountScoreCS | Value set containing the scores for Nottingham Histologic Score Mitotic Rate |
| MorphologyBehaviorCS | The morphologic behavior of the cancer. These are the suffix to the ICD-O-3 histologic type codes. Codes are presented as local codes due to the lack of a ICD-O-3 terminology server available to the FHIR IG publisher. |
| NottinghamNullCS | Data absent reasons (null values) for Nottingham Combined Grade scores. Removes non-applicable values from the ExceptionValueVS, and adds values that align with LOINC normative answer list LL4561-8 |
| NuclearGradeCS | The nuclear grade describes how closely the nuclei of cancer cells look like the nuclei of normal breast cells. In general, the higher the nuclear grade, the more abnormal the nuclei are and the more aggressive the tumor cells tend to be. The nuclear grade is a part of overall tumor grade. |
| OncotypeDxDCISRiskScoreInterpretationCS | Intepretation of OncotypeDX DCIS (Ductal Carcinoma In Situ) Recurrence Score |
| OncotypeDxInvasiveRiskScoreInterpretationCS | Intepretation of OncotypeDX Recurrence Score for invasive cancers. |
| PerformanceGradingScaleCS | A simple performance grading scale. Also useful for grading quality. |
| QualitativeDateTimeCS | undefined |
| QualitativeFrequencyCS | Code set indicating the frequency of an event in qualitative terms. |
| QualitativeLikelihoodCS | The likelihood of an event or state, expressed qualitatively. Qualitative likelihoods are associated with judgments and assessments. Values are based on US Intelligence Community’s standard language used to describe judgements of likelihood. |
| QualitativeValueScaleCS | undefined |
| ReasonEncounterDidNotHappenCS | undefined |
| RecurrenceRiskScoreInterpretationCS | Interpretations of risk as high, intermediate, or low. Answer set taken from LOINC LL3198-0 |
| ReferralSourceTypeCS | undefined |
| ResearchSubjectTerminationReasonCS | The reason for a research subject leaving a research study. |
| SemiquantitativeDurationCS | undefined |
| SemiquantitativeFrequencyCS | undefined |
| SettingCS | What type of place is found at a given location. More than one descriptor may be applicable. |
| StageTimingPrefixCS | When staging was done, relative to treatment events. |
| StagingMethodCS | The methodology or standard used to assign the cancer’s overall stage. |
| StainingIntensityCS | Part of the Allred scoring, based on the intensity of that staining, on a scale of 0 (Negative) to 3 (Strong). |
| StudyArmTypeCS | The role of each arm in the clinical trial. |
| TelecomQualifierCS | undefined |
| ThreePriorityCS | undefined |
| TreatmentCooperationCS | undefined |
| USMilitaryBranchCS | The code indicating the branch of the US military. |
| YesNoCS | Code set indicating yes or no. |
| YesNoUnknownCS | Code set indicating yes, no, or unknown. |