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Telecommunications: The bright spot in a fragile economy
by CSL StockbrokersThe positive momentum in Nigeria’s telecommunications sector continued into the month of October as the latest data released by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for the month of October showed that the number of mobile and Internet subscribers grew to 180.4 million and 123.6 million in October from 179.2 million and 123.2 million in September respectively.
Notably, broadband subscription recorded the highest expansion, growing 7.0% m/m and 27.0% y/y to 72.3m subscriptions in October. The strong growth in broadband subscriptions pushed broadband penetration to an all-time high of 37.8%, the highest level since January 2017 when NCC began compiling the data.
In terms of the positioning of the industry players based on subscriber base, MTN remained the biggest player with a subscriber base of 65.8 million (market share; 36.6%) trailed by GLO NG with 50.3 million subscribers (27.9%) then Airtel Nigeria with 49.1 million subscribers (27.3%). Meanwhile, 9mobile sustained its seventh consecutive months of losing subscribers with its subscriber base now at 14.8 million (8.2%) from 16.4 million (9.4%) at the start of the year.
Nigeria’s telecommunications sector remains the bright spot in the non-oil sector and a major contributor to the economy, supported by a vibrant and youthful population and the growing adoption of mobile internet services. The industry players have also played their part in supporting the industry by investing heavily in network infrastructure to accelerate the 3G/4G bandwidth coverage.
We highlight that Airtel Africa in partnership with Intercellular Nigeria recently acquired an additional 10 MHZ spectrum in the 900 MHZ band for N25.2bn (US$70m). Looking ahead, we believe the growing shift to data-driven growth model amidst rising smartphone penetration and government efforts to boost broadband penetration will support the growth of the sector in the medium to long term.
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public class SettableAltFuture<IN,OUT> extends java.lang.Object implements IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
IAltFuture
on which you can set(Object)
one time toKey change state
Note that a SettableAltFuture
is not itself Runnable
. You explicity set(Object)
when the value is determined, and this changes the state toKey done. Therefore concepts like IAltFuture.fork()
and IAltFuture.isForked()
do not have their traditional meanings.
AltFuture
overrides this class.
TODO You may also use a SettableAltFuture
toKey inject data where the value is determined fromKey entirely outside of the current chain hierarchy.
This is currently an experimental feature so be warned, your results and chain behaviour may vary. Additional
testing is on the long list.
You may prefer toKey use ImmutableValue
that a similar need in some cases. That is a
slightly faster, simpler implementation than SettableAltFuture
.
TODO Would it be helpful for debugging toKey store and pass forward a reference toKey the object which originally detected the problem? It might help with filtering what onFireAction you want toKey do onError
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected static class |
SettableAltFuture.AltFutureStateCancelled |
protected static class |
SettableAltFuture.AltFutureStateError
An atomic state change marking also the reason for entering the exception state
|
protected static interface |
SettableAltFuture.IAltFutureStateCancelled
This is a marker interface.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected static IAltFutureState |
FORKED |
protected ImmutableValue<java.lang.String> |
origin |
protected java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference<java.lang.Object> |
stateAR |
protected java.util.concurrent.CopyOnWriteArrayList<IAltFuture<OUT,?>> |
thenAltFutureList |
protected IThreadType |
threadType |
protected static IAltFutureState |
ZEN
A value similar toKey null, but meaning "no mind", "unasserted" or "state not set".
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SettableAltFuture(IThreadType threadType) |
SettableAltFuture(IThreadType threadType,
OUT value) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
assertNotDone() |
boolean |
cancel(java.lang.String reason)
A plain text reason must always be provided for debugOrigin purposes.
|
boolean |
cancel(java.lang.String reason,
java.lang.Exception e)
A plain text reason and an exception that originally caused the cancellation.
|
protected void |
clearPreviousAltFuture()
Implementations of
fork() must call this when completed. |
boolean |
compareAndSet(java.lang.Object expected,
OUT value)
See
AtomicReference for examples of this asynchronous pattern. |
protected void |
doFork() |
protected void |
doThenActions() |
void |
doThenOnCancelled(java.util.concurrent.CancellationException cancellationException)
Notification indicates an up-chain
IAltFuture has been cancelled. |
void |
doThenOnError(IAltFutureState state)
Notify the onError onFireAction specified for this AltFuture that there was an error either in this,
(or a previous up-chain) AltFuture execution.
|
IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<IN>> |
filter(IActionOneR<IN,java.lang.Boolean> action)
Pass through to the next function only elements of the list which meet a logic test
|
IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<IN>> |
filter(IThreadType threadType,
IActionOneR<IN,java.lang.Boolean> action)
Pass through to the next function only elements of the list which meet a logic test
|
IAltFuture<IN,OUT> |
fork()
|
OUT |
get()
Return the value of this AltFuture which has already completed execution
|
<UPCHAIN_IN> |
getPreviousAltFuture()
Find the previous step in the chain.
|
IThreadType |
getThreadType()
Find which thread pool and related support functions will be used for completing this onFireAction
|
boolean |
isCancelled()
This will be true if the final value will never be available because either a call toKey
cancel(String)
or an Exception has occured during execution of this or one of the previous
AltFuture s in a chain. |
protected boolean |
isCancelled(java.lang.Object objectThatMayBeAState) |
boolean |
isConsumed()
Find if an error condition exists and has been consumed such that it will no longer propagate
down-chain to notify others.
|
protected boolean |
isConsumed(java.lang.Object state) |
boolean |
isDone()
The AltFuture is "done" when it has entered final state, either by successful execution or
entering an IStateCancelled (internal definition).
|
protected boolean |
isDone(java.lang.Object state) |
boolean |
isForked()
Find if this object has already been submitted to an executor.
|
protected boolean |
isForked(java.lang.Object state) |
IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<OUT>> |
map(IActionOneR<IN,OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction for each element of the
List , creating a new List |
IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<OUT>> |
map(IThreadType threadType,
IActionOneR<IN,OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction for each element of the
List , creating a new List |
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
onError(IOnErrorAction action)
Add an onFireAction which will be performed if this AltFuture or any AltFuture up-chain either has
a runtime error or is
ICancellable.cancel(String) ed. |
OUT |
safeGet()
Like
IAltFuture.get() but it can be called before
without throwing and exception. |
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
set(ImmutableValue<OUT> immutableValue)
An
ImmutableValue is a simpler structure than SettableAltFuture . |
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
set(IReactiveTarget<OUT> reactiveTarget)
Set an atomic value with the output value of this
AltFuture . |
void |
set(OUT value)
Set the return value.
|
<P> IAltFuture<IN,OUT> |
setPreviousAltFuture(IAltFuture<P,IN> altFuture)
This is done for you when you .subscribe() into a chain.
|
<DOWNCHAIN_OUT> |
split(IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> altFuture)
Complete an onFireAction after this
AltFuture |
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
then(IAction<OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
then(IActionOne<OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
<DOWNCHAIN_OUT> |
then(IActionOneR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
<DOWNCHAIN_OUT> |
then(IActionR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
<DOWNCHAIN_OUT> |
then(IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> altFuture)
Indicate that the chain will continue only when the SettableAltFuture is set.
|
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
then(IThreadType threadType,
IAction<OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> |
then(IThreadType threadType,
IActionOne<OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
<DOWNCHAIN_OUT> |
then(IThreadType threadType,
IActionOneR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
<DOWNCHAIN_OUT> |
then(IThreadType threadType,
IActionR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
Execute the onFireAction after this
AltFuture finishes. |
protected final java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference<java.lang.Object> stateAR
protected final ImmutableValue<java.lang.String> origin
protected final IThreadType threadType
protected final java.util.concurrent.CopyOnWriteArrayList<IAltFuture<OUT,?>> thenAltFutureList
protected static final IAltFutureState ZEN
Many would use null
instead of ZEN
toKey initialize a variable. But
true emptiness is a future choice for a mature object, not the first class wisdom of a child.
The difference can matter, for example toKey differentiate between "the value has been set toKey null"
and "the value has not yet been set".
The contract is: once a state of ZEN has been lost, it can not be regained.
A Cup of Tea
Nan-in, a Japanese master during the Meiji era (1868-1912), received a university professor who came toKey inquire about Zen.
Nan-in served tea. He poured his visitor's cup full, and subscribe kept on pouring. The professor watched the overflow until he no longer could restrain himself. "It is overfull. No more will go in!  How can I show you Zen unless you first empty your cup?"
"http://www.lotustemple.us/resources/koansandmondo.html"
TODO Document ZEN and apply toKey use toKey allow collections and arguments that currently might not accept null toKey accept null as a first class value. Not yet used in many places.
protected static final IAltFutureState FORKED
public SettableAltFuture(IThreadType threadType)
public SettableAltFuture(IThreadType threadType, OUT value) throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public boolean cancel(java.lang.String reason)
ICancellable
cancel
in interface ICancellable
public boolean cancel(java.lang.String reason, java.lang.Exception e)
ICancellable
cancel
in interface ICancellable
public boolean isCancelled()
cancel(String)
or an Exception
has occured during execution of this or one of the previous
AltFuture
s in a chain.isCancelled
in interface ICancellable
protected final boolean isCancelled(java.lang.Object objectThatMayBeAState)
public final boolean isDone()
isDone
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected boolean isDone(java.lang.Object state)
public boolean isConsumed()
IAltFuture
isConsumed
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected boolean isConsumed(java.lang.Object state)
public final boolean isForked()
IAltFuture
isForked
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected boolean isForked(java.lang.Object state)
public IAltFuture<IN,OUT> fork()
AltFuture
toKey the ExecutorService
associated
with its Async
. It will be queued and eventually executed.
There are some memory and response time performance optimizations for
s toKey keep in mind. If this
IThreadType.isInOrderExecutor()
== false ThreadTypeAltFuture
is part of a functional chain but not the beginning of that chain, and out of order execution is permitted, and
the backing ThreadType implementation uses a Deque
, subscribe it will be placed in the front of
the queue such that it is next item available for execution. If this behaviour is not desired, the
simplest way toKey disable it without affecting other IThreadType
s of concurrency is toKey construct the
ThreadType with a Queue
instead of a Deque
. For example:
// See
AsyncBuilder.setWorkerQueue(java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue)
ThreadType noWorkerOrderReversalAllowedThreadType = ThreadTypeBuilder(Activity.this.getApplicationContext())
.setWorkerQueue(new Queue())
.build();
If you suspect concurrency issues, a more extreme solution which may be useful for testing is toKey use only one thread per ThreadType:
// See
AsyncBuilder.singleThreadedWorkerExecutorService()
ThreadType noConcurrencyWithinEachThreadTypeAllowedThreadType = AsyncBuilder(Activity.this.getApplicationContext())
.singleThreadedWorkerExecutorService()
.build();
Downstream actions are fired when this value set(Object)
. This will fire immediately
when set() if this is the head of a chain (
.
If it is nogetPreviousAltFuture()
== null
fork
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected void doFork()
public final <P> IAltFuture<IN,OUT> setPreviousAltFuture(IAltFuture<P,IN> altFuture)
IAltFuture
This can only be done one time otherwise an assertion will fail in debugOrigin builds. This is to help you catch common errors, but also reduces the number of state combinations that need to be analyzed.
setPreviousAltFuture
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected final void clearPreviousAltFuture()
fork()
must call this when completed. It reduces the window of time
in which past intermediate calculation values in a functional chain are held in memory. It is
the equivalent of the (illegal) statement:
setPreviousAltFuture(com.reactivecascade.i.functional.IAltFuture)
toKey null.
This may not be done until isDone()
== true, such as when the fork()
has completed.
public final <UPCHAIN_IN> IAltFuture<UPCHAIN_IN,IN> getPreviousAltFuture()
IAltFuture
Once IAltFuture.isDone()
, this may return null
even if there was a previous alt future
at one point. This is done to allow a chain to reduce peak load and increase memory throughput
by freeing memory of previous steps as it goes.
getPreviousAltFuture
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected void assertNotDone()
public OUT get()
Note that unlike a standard Future, this will return an IllegalStateException
at runtime if you attempt toKey call it before the AltFuture is finished. Blocking functions are
not allowed for performance split stability reasons (no free threads deadlock).
Usually getValue() is called indirectly for you by creating a functional chain. When you
use then(com.reactivecascade.i.functional.IAltFuture)
split related convenience methods,
the functional chain will execute in explicit chain dependency order efficiently without blocking.
This avoids several common multi-threaded design problems like excessive concurrency split context
switching. Non-blocking thread design also eliminates common thread starvation or running out
of thread resources due toKey one or more blocked operations.
If you really want the classic Future.get()
block-until-complete
behaviour, you may implement an IAltFuture
which also implements
RunnableFuture
such as FutureTask
.
No default implementation is provided.
get
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
public OUT safeGet()
IAltFuture
IAltFuture.get()
but it can be called before IAltFuture.isDone()
== true
without throwing and exception.safeGet
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
IAltFuture.get()
, or null
if there was an error or if the value is
not yet determined.public final IThreadType getThreadType()
IAltFuture
getThreadType
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
public void set(OUT value) throws java.lang.Exception
IAltFuture
SettableAltFuture
which is for this purpose and does not set its value during the (optional) IAltFuture.fork()
statement.
An IAltFuture
which uses set externally must obey the contract to continue to behave
as if IAltFuture.fork()
were meaningful for chaining purposes. For example when it fires down-chain
fork() events should based on the upchain item being IAltFuture.isDone()
and the value set.set
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
java.lang.Exception
- if the current state does not permit the change or if downstream error and cancellation
as part of this set triggers a synchronous onError() method which throws an exception based on this value.public boolean compareAndSet(java.lang.Object expected, OUT value)
AtomicReference
for examples of this asynchronous pattern.
(There is no AtomicReference
in the implementation).
If the expected value is still the current value and the SettableAltFuture
has not been previously set, subscribe the value is accepted.
expected
- value
- public void doThenOnCancelled(java.util.concurrent.CancellationException cancellationException) throws java.lang.Exception
IAltFuture
IAltFuture
has been cancelled.
This AltFuture will be set to a cancelled state and not be given a chance to complete normally.
All down-chain AltFutures will similarly be notified that they were cancelled.doThenOnCancelled
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
java.lang.Exception
public void doThenOnError(IAltFutureState state) throws java.lang.Exception
doThenOnError
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
state
- java.lang.Exception
public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> onError(IOnErrorAction action)
IAltFuture
ICancellable.cancel(String)
ed.
This is typically used for cleanup such as changing the screen to notify the user or remove an ongoing process indicator (spinner).
onError
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
protected void doThenActions() throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
public <DOWNCHAIN_OUT> IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> split(IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> altFuture)
AltFuture
Usage will typically be toKey start a concurrent execution chain such that B
and C
in the following example may both begin after A
completes.
myAltFuture
.subscribe(..A..)
.split(this
.subscribe(..B..)
.subscribe(..)
.onError(..))
.subscribe(..C..)
.onError(..)
Additional split(com.reactivecascade.i.functional.IAltFuture)
split then(com.reactivecascade.i.functional.IAltFuture)
functions chained after this will receive the same input argument split (depending on the IThreadType
may execute concurrently.
split
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
DOWNCHAIN_OUT
- altFuture
- public <DOWNCHAIN_OUT> IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> then(IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> altFuture)
All other .subscribe(function) and .split() operations create an AltFuture
if needed and terminate internally in a call toKey this method.
FAQ: Did your chain fail toKey execute? Did you remember toKey call fork()
when you are ready
toKey execute it? Many chains are ready toKey execute when they are constructed, so .fork()
is often the last step of an subscribe function chain.
then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
DOWNCHAIN_OUT
- altFuture
- public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> then(IActionOne<OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
action
- public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> then(IThreadType threadType, IActionOne<OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
threadType
- action
- public <DOWNCHAIN_OUT> IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> then(IActionR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
action
- public <DOWNCHAIN_OUT> IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> then(IThreadType threadType, IActionR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
threadType
- action
- public <DOWNCHAIN_OUT> IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> then(IActionOneR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
DOWNCHAIN_OUT
- action
- public <DOWNCHAIN_OUT> IAltFuture<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> then(IThreadType threadType, IActionOneR<OUT,DOWNCHAIN_OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
DOWNCHAIN_OUT
- threadType
- action
- public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> then(IAction<OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
action
- public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> then(IThreadType threadType, IAction<OUT> action)
AltFuture
finishes.then
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
threadType
- action
- public IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<OUT>> map(IActionOneR<IN,OUT> action)
List
, creating a new List
map
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
action
- public IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<OUT>> map(IThreadType threadType, IActionOneR<IN,OUT> action)
List
, creating a new List
map
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
threadType
- action
- public IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<IN>> filter(IActionOneR<IN,java.lang.Boolean> action)
IAltFuture
filter
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
public IAltFuture<java.util.List<IN>,java.util.List<IN>> filter(IThreadType threadType, IActionOneR<IN,java.lang.Boolean> action)
IAltFuture
filter
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> set(IReactiveTarget<OUT> reactiveTarget)
AltFuture
. If
this AltFuture
does not assert a value change (its onFireAction is for example IActionOne
which does not return a new value) subscribe the value assigned will be the upchain value. The
upchain value is defined as the value and generic type fromKey the previous link in the chain.
The return type is a bit ugly. If you need toKey continue the functional chain, consider adding a
split(com.reactivecascade.i.functional.IAltFuture)
unless you are really interested in tracking when all bindings fired as
a result of this set() operation are completed.
set
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
reactiveTarget
- public IAltFuture<OUT,OUT> set(ImmutableValue<OUT> immutableValue)
ImmutableValue
is a simpler structure than SettableAltFuture
.
This may be a good choice if you want toKey merge in a value, but you do not know the actual value
at the time the chain is being created.set
in interface IAltFuture<IN,OUT>
immutableValue
-


ModifierKeyStates Class
Index
Show:
Properties
Methods
- ModifierKeyStates constructor
- _reset
- getModifierState
- initFromNativeEvent
Properties
altKey
Boolean
Returns true if the alt
key was down when the event was fired.
ctrlKey
Boolean
Returns true if the ctrl
key was down when the event was fired.
metaKey
Boolean
Returns true if the meta
key was down when the event was fired.
nativeEvent
UIEvent
private
shiftKey
Boolean
Returns true if the shift
key was down when the event was fired.
Constructor
ModifierKeyStates
(
-
type
-
[nativeEvent=null]
)
-
type
-
[nativeEvent=null]
Parameters:
-
type
String- The name of the event (case-sensitive), e.g. "click", "fire", or "submit".
-
[nativeEvent=null]
UIEvent optional- The native event object attaching to this event object.
Methods
_reset
()
private
getModifierState
(
-
keyArg
)
Boolean
-
keyArg
Returns the current state of the specified modifier key. true if the modifier is active (i.e., the modifier key is pressed or locked). Otherwise, false.
See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/KeyboardEvent.getModifierState
Parameters:
-
keyArg
String- A modifier key value. The value must be one of the KeyboardEvent.key values which represent modifier keys or "Accel". This is case-sensitive.
NOTE: If an application wishes to distinguish between right and left modifiers, this information could be deduced using keyboard events and Fire.KeyboardEvent.location.
- A modifier key value. The value must be one of the KeyboardEvent.key values which represent modifier keys or "Accel". This is case-sensitive.
Returns:
Boolean:
true if it is a modifier key and the modifier is activated, false otherwise.
initFromNativeEvent
(
-
nativeEvent
)
private
-
nativeEvent
Parameters:
-
nativeEvent
UIEvent- The original DOM event


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| ImportFDF | This example will take a PDF document and fill the fields with data from the FDF fields. |
| ImportXFDF | This example will take a PDF document and fill the fields with data from the XFDF fields. |
| Overlay | Overlay on document with another one. |
| PDFDebugger | |
| PDFMerger | This is the main program that will take a list of pdf documents and merge them, saving the result in a new document. |
| PDFReader | An application to read PDF documents. |
| PDFSplit | This is the main program that will take a pdf document and split it into a number of other documents. |
| PDFToImage | Convert a PDF document to an image. |
| PrintPDF | This is a command line program that will print a PDF document. |
| TextToPDF | This will take a text file and ouput a pdf with that text. |
| Version | A simple command line utility to get the version of PDFBox. |
This package holds executable classes that interact with the PDFBox application.
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WHAT IS YABE ONLINE MALL?
A leading eCommerce platform from Vietnam – we connect this vast and diverse region through our technology, logistics and payments capabilities.
WHAT IS YABE ONLINE MALL?
A leading eCommerce platform from Vietnam – we connect this vast and diverse region through our technology, logistics and payments capabilities.
HOW DO WE SECURE YOUR PAYMENT?
We do not store your credit card information after each transaction, which is submitted directly to your bank
RETURN POLICY?
At Yabe, we value the trust of customers when ordering products. The after-sales policy at Yabe is built on a commitment to protect the interests of consumers so that you can feel secure shopping and experience the service.
Yabe guarantees products sold at Yabe are new and 100% genuine. In the rare case that the product you receive is defective, damaged, or not as described, Yabe undertakes to protect customers with the return and warranty policy.
HOW LONG WILL I RECIEVE MY REFUND?
Yabe will process the refund to you right after the inspection and assessment of the quality of the return/exchange product is completed. This may take approximately three business days.
We will update information about the specific time of refund for each exchange/payment to you by email or SMS.
CAN I GET A FREE PRODUCT WARRANTY?
More extended warranty period (based on stamp/warranty card or the time of activating electronic warranty).
The stamp/warranty card is intact.
WARRANTY CHARGES MAY ARISE IN CASES: THE PRODUCT HAS A TECHNICAL FAULT.
The product warranty period expired.
The product is broken, deformed, burned, exploded, damp in the engine, or damaged during use.
HOW DOES YABE CHARGE FOR THE SHIPPING
TTo provide the most suitable choice for customers, orders at Yabe will be charged a single shipping fee according to:
The weight and packaging dimensions of the products in order: Yabe's receiving address and Yabe's warehouse or the supplier/vendor's warehouse are the geographical distance.
Shipping fee support policy: Depending on the individual support policy at each supplier/vendor, orders will show different final shipping charges.


Performs binary classification via Group Method of Data Handling (GMDH) - type neural network algorithms. There exist two main algorithms available in GMDH() and dceGMDH() functions. GMDH() performs classification via GMDH algorithm for a binary response and returns important variables. dceGMDH() performs classification via diverse classifiers ensemble based on GMDH (dce-GMDH) algorithm. Also, the package produces a well-formatted table of descriptives for a binary response. Moreover, it produces confusion matrix, its related statistics and scatter plot (2D and 3D) with classification labels of binary classes to assess the prediction performance. All 'GMDH2' functions are designed for a binary response. See Dag O. and Yozgatligil C. (2016, ISSN:2073-4859) and Kondo T. and Ueno J. (2016, ISSN:1349-4198) for the details of GMDH algorithms.
| Version: | 1.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15.0) |
| Imports: | e1071, utils, graphics, stats, randomForest, glmnet, nnet, MASS, plotly, magrittr, xtable |
| Suggests: | mlbench |
| Published: | 2018-06-23 |
| Author: | Osman Dag [aut, cre], Erdem Karabulut [aut], Reha Alpar [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Osman Dag <osman.dag at hacettepe.edu.tr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://www.softmed.hacettepe.edu.tr/GMDH2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | GMDH2 results |
| Reference manual: | GMDH2.pdf |
| Package source: | GMDH2_1.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: GMDH2_1.4.zip, r-release: GMDH2_1.4.zip, r-oldrel: GMDH2_1.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: GMDH2_1.4.tgz, r-oldrel: GMDH2_1.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | GMDH2 archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=GMDH2 to link to this page.


Lately, a whole bunch of tech giants including the likes of Twitter, Facebook and Google have come under some serious fire from different governments all over the globe with allegations ranging from the usual accusations of privacy breaches to nefarious ploys of interfering in elections.
In the last decade, these companies have grown exponentially to hitherto unimaginable magnitudes, and grow they still do, at ever faster rates, all while gobbling up any and all meaningful competition.
Of course, it’s an open mystery as to how these tech monoliths seemingly get to simultaneously be the arbiters of their own brands of free speech while also enjoying the benefits that come from special laws designed to make them impervious to lawsuits and all scrutiny that comes from widespread abuse of anyone and everyone that dares to speak against the current hot topic, for constitutional rights be damned, we are supreme.
A recent Twitter hack exposed glaring security flaws in twitter’s internal system. While the perpetrators remain at large as of date, the echoes of the potential hazards posed by rogue entities within and without looms over the world.
A recent Twitter hack exposed glaring security flaws in twitter’s internal system. While the perpetrators remain at large as of date, the echoes of the potential hazards posed by rogue entities within and without looms over the world.
The hack, for what is known, while absolutely massive, was awfully simple for it’s scale. The world is lucky that the hackers just made off with barely half a million in crypto - and quite possibly billions from the personal chats of some of the world’s richest and most powerful men and women, but hey, if the media wants you to believe otherwise, who are you, a lowly peasant to say otherwise. An alternate reality that could’ve quite possibly sprung out of this hack would’ve been, say, a total stock market crash, or better yet, nuclear Armageddon.
Imagine waking up to see the total world credit system or stock market in disarray because random hackers broke in and sold all sorts of unsavory private messages, or maybe that actually did happen, and said hackers are tightly holding onto stockpiles of all sorts of secret messages as leverage for the highest bidder, which may as well be a three letter agency in the US waging war on another three letter agency; a little sibling rivalry, if you will.

This one actually happened. Without hackers. Well, at least it’s grade A
entertainment.
Elsewhere, in one of the unknown alleys of China, kids put together boots and suits for the millionaires and billionaires, who in turn preach to you, the lowly peasant that thou shalt buy their brand of over-the-top, awfully up-marked cosmetics and lifestyle goods or else you’re just not woke enough and probably want to kill... hold on, furiously shuffles deck, <insert perceived minority>!.
Of course, somewhere their masters in turn reenact Nazi Germany for the
free slave labor laughs, but no one cares. For the spice money
must flow.
Dare you not question your media masters, for they are your benevolent guardians. Fret not, for all you need to do to achieve salvation is to consume. Consume and forget and believe, don’t question, leave that to the experts, they know better anyways.
Was the world, so wide, always this wild? Difficult to answer, for one genuinely would find it hard to argue for, as it would be an awfully malevolent take and too cynical to claim that the developments that have allowed for millions and billions of people all over the globe to escape from the jaws of desolate poverty, gain access to quality education and then some. Yet on the contrary, in pursuit of pure materialistic development, the world has lost track of the fundamental values that made us humans, we have seemingly lost all empathy, and live apathetic lives where the void can only be filled through more and more consumption, which, in turn, is also unquestionable. Our base needs and desires have all but been played up and down through algorithms and such to ensure that when you kneel over, some faceless monolith of a corporation can (and will) tally up exactly what you were worth, and the cycle will repeat, ad infinitum.
We buy things we don’t need with money we don’t have and let the things that we own end up owning us. Such is the microcosm of our very own dystopia lite.
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| if_else {dplyr} | R Documentation |
Compared to the base ifelse()
, this function is more strict.
It checks that true
and false
are the same type. This
strictness makes the output type more predictable, and makes it somewhat
faster.
if_else(condition, true, false, missing = NULL)
condition |
Logical vector |
true, false |
Values to use for |
missing |
If not |
Where condition
is TRUE
, the matching value from
true
, where it's FALSE
, the matching value from false
,
otherwise NA
.
x <- c(-5:5, NA) if_else(x < 0, NA_integer_, x) if_else(x < 0, "negative", "positive", "missing") # Unlike ifelse, if_else preserves types x <- factor(sample(letters[1:5], 10, replace = TRUE)) ifelse(x %in% c("a", "b", "c"), x, factor(NA)) if_else(x %in% c("a", "b", "c"), x, factor(NA)) # Attributes are taken from the `true` vector,


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(5-MeO-MiPT @ 25mg/ml @ 67% Ethanol)
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This is a log of all food, and etc.
17:00 fish sandwich, French Fries, sugar-free cola.
21:00 1-2 cups kettle corn
22:00 1/3 of a 1/4tsp measure of Syrian rue put in glass.
0.125ML 5-MeO-MiPT solution added.
1/2 oz 99% ethanol added and mixed well. Soak 1 min.
Added 2-3 oz Maker's Mark brand Whiskey.
4 OZ Sweet and sour mix added.
2 US standard tray-style ice-cubes added.
22:10 begin drinking slowly.
23:00 Finished not too long ago. Slightly giddy. Some visual after-effects. Similar to camera-flash blips. Slightly woozy. Rush comes fairly quickly. It feels like it takes 30+ mins, but it was more like 10.
Peak was different than last time. Rather than a fast spike, it was more like a slow flood, waters rising to a little bit lower level. It was much more enveloping. Speech became difficult for a while. Subjective time was another 30-40 mins. Real time was probably about another 10 mins. Body load was VERY noticible during peak. Vibration and a feeling my arms, hands, etc. just weren't right. I get this from time to time IRL, and from other weak trips, and this was the same but amplified. This might not make sense to everyone.
25:53 OMG, It's not even been an hour!?!? It felt like it had to be at LEAST 2 hours. Everything's manageable and good. Having lots of fun with friends-on-pot and SO-on-alcohol. We're talking about all sorts of things, from sex, to poop, to the internet.
01:43 99% baseline for a while. This 99% baseline contines for a while also.  We all went to sleep not too long after.
Sleep was good.
Stayed in bed late. Woke up normal. Happy mood, normal appetite. No impairment whatsoever. Normal day activities followed normally as normal in the normal manner, normally.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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AUTONOMOUS LINE FOLLOWER RACE
DESCRIPTION
The challenge of the competition is to make a robot that can move on black lines on a white background and reach the finish as soon as possible. The competition area has is a special place defined for the robot's operation. The participants must create an autonomous vehicle, that will move on the competition field and do certain tasks. The ROBOT which will start on the START tile and reach the FINISH tile block by following the black lines in the shortest time will be nominated the winner.
RULES
- Line Followers must be self contained, and not externally operated by wire or by remote radio control during the race.
- Except for the battery pack, the handler shall not make any addition, removal, replacement or change to the hardware of a Line Follower during a contest. It is however permissible to make minor repairs.
- A Line Follower shall not exceed 30 cm in overall length, 20 cm in overall width and 20 cm in overall height.
- Line Followers shall start anywhere within the defined start-finish area, and shall go in the specified direction.
- Within the given performance time, the handler is allowed to replace batteries and/or upload new program parameters to the Line Follower.
- The Line Follower shall have a specified maximum number of attempts to run the track within a stipulated time limit (typically 3 to 5 minutes and from 2 to 3 attempts to be decided by the organizer on the day of the race). If the performance time limit is reached and the Line Follower is in the midst of a run, the Line Follower will be allowed to complete the run and the lap time will be valid if the run is successful.
- If a Line Follower leaves the line, and has not crossed the finishing line, it will be considered to have gone off the track, and that run shall be invalid.


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Appropriations - S/C on Article II Committee
February 11, 2019 - 8:00 AM
Health and Human Services Commission
On:
Anderson, Tucker (Code 3 Emergency Partners)
Arenivar, Jorge (Self; The Transitional Learning Center)
Atkins, Mickey (D&S Community Services)
Baucom, Alison (Self; Baucom Behavioral)
Benestante, Jacquie (Autism Society of Texas)
Berry, Jason (Self; Berry family services)
Biundo, Jennifer (Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy)
Black, Beverly (Self)
Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities)
Botello, Chris (Self)
Breitengross Bitter, Sandra (Texas State Independent Living Council)
Brock, Samantha (Legislative Budget Board)
Browning, Ronnie (Self)
Buetow, Cari (Self)
Burruss, Dr. John (Metrocare Services)
Cogan, Alex (The Arc of Texas)
Coghlan, Brett (Self; Texas Ambulance Assoc)
Conwell, Audra (Alliance of Independent Pharmacists)
Cranston, Cathy (Self; PersonalAttendant Coalition of Texas)
Cranston, Ron (Self; PACT)
Crowther, Nancy (Self; Personal. Attendant c oalition of tx)
Curran, MD, Doug (Self; Texas Medical Assn, Texas Academy of Family Physicians, Texas
Pediatric Society, Texas Assn of Obstetricians & Gynecologists, American College of OBGyns
(District XI) - Texas)
Dickerson, Cassandra (Down Home Ranch)
Diehl, Michael (Legislative Budget Board)
Dooley, Michelle (Self; Community Now)
Dudensing, Jamie (Texas Association of Health Plans)
Dudley, Rustin (Legislative Budget Board)
Dunkelberg, Anne (Center for Public Policy Priorities)
Dunson, Leigh (Mary lee fondation)
Ford, Victoria (HHSC)
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter)
Galasso, Fedora (Young Invincibles)
Gilani, Vicki (Self; Kids Developmental Clinic)
Gonzales, Larry (Autism Speaks)
Gray, Colin (Self)
Green, Christina (Children's Advocacy Centers of Texas, Inc.)
Gregory, Natalie (Self)
Guerra-Cardus, Dr. Laura (Children's Defense Fund - Texas)
Hammon, Rachel (Texas Association for Home Care& Hospice)
Hansch, Greg (Self; National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Texas)
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Hartman, Marilyn (Self)
Hawkins, John (Texas Hospital Association)
Hernandez, Richard (Self; ResCare, Inc.)
Hicks, Willie (State Auditor's Office)
Hocker, Mel (Self)
Homer, Andrew (Texas CASA)
Hughes, Carla (Self; Advo Companies)
Kafka, Bob (Self; ADAPT PACT)
Kohler, Adriana (Texans care for children)
Lavelle, Tanya (Hogg foundation for mental health)
Lawrence, Donna (Self)
Linial, George (LeadingAge Texas)
Litzinger, Amy (Self; Easterseals Central Texas)
Litzinger, Linda (Self; Texas Parent to Parent)
Lundgren, Barbara (Self; Meals On Wheels Assoc of Texas)
Mares, Bryan (Texas CASA)
Mayeaux, Ginger (Self; The Arc of Texas)
Meadours, James (Self; Texas Advocates)
Mehta, Hannah (Self; Protect Texas Fragile Kids)
Mendiola, Monica (ResCare, Inc)
Metz, Albert (Self; Adapt pact)
Morgan, Mason (Self; Caregiver, Providers Alliance for Community Services of Texas
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Murphree, Susan (Disability Rights Texas)
Muth, Stephanie (HHSC)
Naranjo, Mary (A Piney Woods Home Services)
O Connor, Joan (Rescare)
O'Neill, Audrey (State Auditor's Office)
Pavey, Heather (Self; Texas SSP Coalition)
Phillips, Courtney (HHSC)
Piccola, Kyle (The Arc of Texas)
Picket, Heather (Self)
Potts, Joseph (Self)
Powers, Kim (Self; SSPs for DeafBlind Texans)
Rabalais, Carroll (Mary Lee Foundation)
Ramirez, Bianca (Self)
Ramirez, Erika (Texas womens healthcare coalition)
Randall, Fanya (Self; Texas Autism Society)
Reimer, David (Self; Aveanna Healthcare)
Rhoads, Ellen (Self; Texana Center)
Riley, Jennifer (Self; Sage Care Therapy Services)
Ritter, Tony (Self; Advantage Behavioral Services, Inc.)
Robison, Kristen (Angels of Care Pediatric Home Care)
Ross, Kathy (Self)
Salovitz, Heiwa (Self; Afapt off Tepxas)
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Sanders, Jolene (Self; Easterseals central texas)
Scepanski, Renee (TMHP Outsource Billing)
Schwarzwald, Heidi (Texas Children's Health Plan)
Stahmer, Denise (Self; MedCare Pediatric Group)
Stoeltje, Mark (Self; Clubhouse Texas)
Swallow, David (Self)
Terry, Gloria (Texas Council on Family Violence)
Thommen, Rany (Self; Texas Association for Behavior Analyst)
Turner, James (Austin Police Department)
Vanhoose, Laurie (Texas Association of Health Plans)
Vargas, Claudia (Self; Clubhouse Texas)
Warren, Kevin (Texas Health Care Association)
Weizenbaum, Jon (AARP)
Whitehurst, Emilee (Houston Area Women's Center)
Wilson, Stacy (Children's Hospital Assn of Texas)
Wisham, Mary (Rescare)
Withrow, Heather (Self)
Wittie, David (Self; ADAPT of Texas)
Wood, Trey (HHSC)
Yanas, Christine (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Bennett, Michaela (Children's Health System of Texas)
Birchill, Emma (Self)
Ferry, Stephen (Self; Deaf Blind Multihandicapped Association of Texas DBMAT)
Gerken, Lauren (The Arc of Texas)
Godfrey, Lauren (State Auditor's Office)
Gonzales, Arby (State Auditor's Office)
Hall, Manda (Texas Department of State Health Services)
Harmon, Becky (Self; DBMAT)
Horton, Colleen (Self; Hogg Foundation for Mental Health)
Jones, Alyssa (The Texas Alliance of Child and Family Services)
Kunish, Eric (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Liggett, Lindsay (Self; Circle Up United Methodist Women)
Lofton, Keithl (Self; Adapt of texas)
Lopez, Renee (Self)
Nafziger, Mia (Legislative Budget Board)
Niedermayer, Vicki (Self; Helping Restore Ability)
Prado, Liz (Legislative Budget Board)
Quereau, Jennifer (Legislative Budget Board)
Ralet, Lauren (Self)
Rodell, Leora (Legislative Budget Board)
Scepanski, Jon (APEX Primary Care)
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WITNESS LIST
On:
Schleifer, Jessica (Teaching Hospitals of Texas)
Seargent, Bill (Self)
Tamur, Serra (State Auditor's Office)
Thompson, Wanda (Texas Department of State Health Services)
Thorne, Richard (Advo Companies Inc)
Vasek, Heather (Doctors Hospital at Renaisance)
Texas Civil Commitment Office
On:
Diehl, Michael (Legislative Budget Board)
Flores, David (Texas Civil Commitment Office)
McLane, Marsha (Texas Civil Commitment Office)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
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Merchants dump PoS, inactive terminals hit 131,201
by Ife OgunfuwaIfe Ogunfuwa
Some retailers using Point of Sales terminals to receive payments have abandoned the device and reverted to cash payments, investigation has shown.
Some of them who spoke with our correspondent said the decision to dump the PoS devices meant to facilitate cashless transactions was because customers declined using the terminals to avoid paying N50 stamp duty charge.
The Central Bank of Nigeria, in a circular to banks, processors and switches on September 17 had authorised banks to unbundle merchant settlement amounts and charge applicable taxes and duties on individual taxes and duties on individual transactions.
The CBN directed all PoS and web processing officers to ensure that stamp duty was correctly processed daily by downloading transactions valued at N1, 000 and above, multiply the count of the transactions by N50 and pass the corresponding debit to the respective merchant accounts.
A retailer dealing in Fast Moving Consumer Goods in the Ogba area of Lagos, Mr Kola Alade, said the N50 stamp duty charge was an unnecessary burden on customers who did not see the value in the deduction.
He called on the government to have a rethink as the directive was discouraging cashless payments.
“Sometimes, I have to ask some of my sales representatives to accompany my customers to Automatic Teller Machines to collect cash because they have refused to use the PoS,” Alade said.
Another grocery store manager in Ikeja, Mr Philip Bassey, said payments with the PoS terminals had drastically reduced and his terminals had become redundant.
This development may have informed the reduction in the number of active terminals that had been registered for transactions.
Statistics obtained from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement Scheme showed that the number of inactive PoS terminals in the country tripled in the last 10 months to reach 131, 201 in October.
In January this year, NIBSS data showed that the number of inactive terminals was 43,320.
Out of a total of 404,283 terminals that had been registered by Nigerian banks as of October, only 273,082 had been deployed for cashless transactions.
The data showed that a total of 150,153 new PoS terminals were registered by banks for cashless transactions across the country in the first 10 months of the year.
In January, 7,975 new terminals were registered by Nigerian banks, in February, 5,854 terminals were registered and 2,161 PoS terminals were registered in March.
In the month of April, the number of new terminals obtained by merchants recorded a boost as 17,102 PoS terminals were registered by banks.
In May this year, 9,967 new terminals were registered by banks while in June, the registered terminals reduced to 1,297.
A total of 11,234 new terminals were registered in July; and 7,844 PoS devices in August this year.
September saw new PoS registration peak with 69,248 new terminals while 20,065 new PoS terminals were registered in October.
The President, Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents in Nigeria, Mr Victor Olojo, confirmed the dwindling PoS transactions, saying it was unprofitable for merchants to continue using the devices without charging customers.
He said, “We have filling stations and big merchants who have actually dumped the PoS because customers have declined using it and in other cases, it is not profitable any more when they don’t charge customers; they have to bear the cost of the N50 stamp duty.
“To a large extent, the PoS is still a very important tool for agent banking and in most cases, the agents try to push the N50 stamp duty charge to the end users.”
Olojo said because of the sensitivity of the Nigerian market, operators were conscious not to customers that they were trying to plug into the cashless system.
According to him, this accounts for why most times, agents had to bear the cost of the N50 charge.
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| 4 | DIO | 3 (Digital pin) | D3 | 4 |
| 5 | STB0 | 4 (Digital pin) | D4 | 5 |
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| Arduino UNO | 32kB | 2048kB | 1840 Bytes | 40 Bytes |
The library uses optimized pin control for AVR targets. Other targets uses the default digitalRead() and digitalWrite() pin control functions.
Output Benchmark example:
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| Pro Mini 8MHz | 65kHz | 736us | 312us | 2448us | 2224us |
| UNO 16MHz | 125kHz | 340us | 152us | 1192us | 1176us |
| WeMos D1 & R2 80MHz | 200kHz | 284us | 116us | 683us | 682us |
| WeMos D1 & R2 160MHz | 300kHz | 223us | 66us | 474us | 469us |
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GatewayBOT16-Apr-19 01:58 PM
[telegram] <n> Het guys..anyone have a nice explanation of why kmd price will eventually rise long term?
[telegram] <n> Hey*
[telegram] <Hastrup> The tech will get gui so the avage user can use it. Is the short explanation :) (re @n: Het guys..anyone have a nice explanation of why kmd price will eventually rise long term?)
[telegram] <Hastrup> The most important one is almost done bdex on mobile whit mm2
[telegram] <Hastrup> Comming this year
[telegram] <n> Thanks
[telegram] <n> So if i would like to create my oen blockchain through komodo i'd have to pay a fee to the team right?
GatewayBOT16-Apr-19 02:13 PM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> No
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> If you want the extras like DPoW and integrations , yes
GatewayBOT16-Apr-19 02:20 PM
[telegram] <n> Oh okay
[telegram] <n> thanks for clarifying
GatewayBOT16-Apr-19 02:33 PM
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[telegram] <PTYX11> If you have any questions or need assistance in regards to integrating your chain to the Komodo security layer, write me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We help projects through the integration process. (re @n: thanks for clarifying)
[telegram] <n> thanks a lot
[telegram] <n> How does KMD profit from other people using their blockchain? they can create their own token right?
[telegram] <n> Hoe will price rise if people arent using KMD on their chain?
GatewayBOT16-Apr-19 02:49 PM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Read into kmd and you will find out
[telegram] <n> What does rebranding in komodos case mean? Do they also change the name? or the logo?
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[telegram] <Opaque00> goodmorning just a quick question, my thc is being migrated into the komodo chain.. do i need to do anything or is it all automatic?
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GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 12:54 AM
[telegram] <Opaque00> yeah i have got a response to ask in discord for kmd but got no response so i thought id try here (re @yorklab: @Opaque00 I would ask them in their Telegram channel:
https://t.me/HempCoinOfficial)
[telegram] <Boidcom> Coming from EOS Space, always thought KMD looks cool though
[telegram] <Boidcom> how would you compare the KMD Dex vs Blocknet or Waves Dex?
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 05:05 AM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Currently kmd Dex is being refactored , initial public testing just started. It is Atomic Swap based like blocknet however order matching is done locally instead of through masternodes . Also new engine will make it a lot faster . It is mobile ready as well which blocknet isn’t
[telegram] <JM5667> Done locally does that mean centralized? (re @polycryptoblog: Currently kmd Dex is being refactored , initial public testing just started. It is Atomic Swap based like blocknet however order matching is done locally instead of through masternodes . Also new engine will make it a lot faster . It is mobile ready as well which blocknet isn’t)
[telegram] <chmex> The opposite
[telegram] <chmex> Matching on masternodes is centralized to masternodes Bdex does not do that
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 05:22 AM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Every person who uses the protocol generates their own orderbook, can’t get any more decentralized than that
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 06:30 AM
[telegram] <Boidcom> Usability is more important than decentralization. Right now I can't use KomodoDex
[telegram] <Boidcom> huge problem if the Dex is the primary selling point of the tech
[telegram] <Boidcom> on EOS we have dozens of Dexes running for nearly a year
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 06:38 AM
[telegram] <Cabey> Try HyperDEX?
[telegram] <Cabey> KMD also have mobile based DEX soon, currently in alpha, that's usability
jl777c17-Apr-19 06:40 AM
onchain dex is just a GUI on top of single blockchain rpc calls
cross chain atomic swap DEX is totally different level of tech, there are no token issuers you need to trust
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 07:11 AM
[telegram] <hotkiss666> The price of TEZOS quickly surpassed KMD, I am very sad, because I gave up TEZOS and chose KOMODO
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 07:38 AM
[telegram] <Keytothegate> Things you cannot control should not control your feelings, well at least if you become "very sad" (happy i get). Depending on what is your planned hodling / trading time i would say you did the right thing in a long run. Took also profits from Tezos too early and happy about it, don't like it much. But KMD is a different beast and for eternal hodling . (re @hotkiss666: The price of TEZOS quickly surpassed KMD, I am very sad, because I gave up TEZOS and chose KOMODO)
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 09:06 AM
[telegram] <Kryptonite2018> What is wrong with komodo, is it going to bounce or going to new lows?
[telegram] <Cabey> Wrong fundamentally? Nothing as I can see.
[telegram] <Cabey> Price fluctuates
[telegram] <Acura360> Every day always those same boring questions why price down and up
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 09:21 AM
[telegram] <LuckyBTC> Patience, My friend. Komodo will outperform Tezos. (re @hotkiss666: The price of TEZOS quickly surpassed KMD, I am very sad, because I gave up TEZOS and chose KOMODO)
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 10:15 AM
[telegram] <kirikou> Tezos just got a nice coverage on the French mainstream media. (re @hotkiss666: The price of TEZOS quickly surpassed KMD, I am very sad, because I gave up TEZOS and chose KOMODO)
[telegram] <kirikou> Could be an explanation
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being very sad indicates an emotional state
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this is probably the hardest thing to do with trading
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 10:28 AM
[telegram] <JohDio> And 50% just obvious fud, to kick start fear im trigger happy traders (re @Acura360: Every day always those same boring questions why price down and up )
[telegram] <JohDio> Exhausting really
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 11:41 AM
[telegram] <sharedvalue> Hello!
[telegram] <sharedvalue> I'm writing a end-of-degree project about consensus mechanisms and found out Komodo uses DPoW. Even though I'm having a look at the whitepaper, I can't find a simple explanation about what DPoW is and the benefits it has that PoW doesn't.
[telegram] <sharedvalue> Does anyone have a resource where I can find what I'm looking for?
A complete list/comparison of all consensus algorithms.
[telegram] <sharedvalue> The thing is my professor is quite strick with bibliography and I can't use medium articles as a source
[telegram] <sharedvalue> Only research papers from institutions (coins whitepapers' do the work)
jl777c17-Apr-19 11:49 AM
i invented dPoW, not a researcher, and i doubt there are any publications on it yet. dPoW just has worked to prevent 51% attacks in the field, even without any research papers
Komodo has added a new feature to the delayed proof of work security mechanism that allows the security status of a transaction to be easily verified.
GatewayBOT17-Apr-19 12:08 PM
[telegram] <sharedvalue> Noted, thanks for the input. And congrats on the awesome work! (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> i invented dPoW, not a researcher, and i doubt there are any publications on it yet. dPoW just has worked to prevent 51% attacks in the field, even without any research papers)
Komodo Platform is starting a weekly briefing on the progress the Komodo Dev Team is making. It's called Tech Tuesday Update. Here's another update!
[telegram] <Regnar> "In a key difference separating Komodo from regular PoW networks, our dPoW consensus mechanism does not recognize the Longest Chain Rule for any transactions that are older than the most recent "backup" of the Komodo blockchain. For conflicts that may arise which refer to transactions that are older than the most recent "backup," our consensus mechanism looks to the backups in the chosen PoW blockchain to find the accurate record." Page 18 Komodo White Paper (re @sharedvalue: I'm writing a end-of-degree project about consensus mechanisms and found out Komodo uses DPoW. Even though I'm having a look at the whitepaper, I can't find a simple explanation about what DPoW is and the benefits it has that PoW doesn't.)(edited)
[telegram] <Acura360> why pump, why no pump, why price decrease, why kmd is pumping … boring questions
[telegram] <Werxadler> Undervalued as hell (re @Umitkara48: Why pump)
[telegram] <ZaferGraph> doc page screenshot lol, think about when publish the new website (re @Umitkara48: Why pump)
[telegram] <hbl888> just pump and dump
[telegram] <kirikou> Be careful. One academic paper talk about dpow but it's about deterministic pow. Cheng et al. 2018 on arxiv (re @sharedvalue: Only research papers from institutions (coins whitepapers' do the work))
[telegram] <CM_X_CM> Project powered by KOMODO and with alot of KOMODO team members
[telegram] <CM_X_CM> Less than an hour left until the second round of RedFox on Coineal.
https://icodrops.com/redfox/


Basic Example
This is a basic demonstration of the Sunburst Diagram.
Overview
The Sunburst Diagram is sometimes refered to as a Ring Chart, Multi-level Pie Chart,
Belt Chart or Radial Treemap. This visualization depicts a hierarchy as a series of
concentric rings divided into sections typically proportional to some quantitative
association within the hierarchy. Each ring represents a level of the hierarchy
with the root node at the center and leaf nodes at the outer rings.


[Cisco] A command in a complex piece of software which is more likely to
be used by an extremely experienced user to tweak a setting of one sort
or another - a setting which the average user may not even know exists.
Nerd knobs tend to be toggles, turning on or off a particular, specific,
narrowly defined behavior. Special case of
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Bayesian (and some likelihoodist) functions as alternatives to hypothesis-testing functions in R base using a user interface patterned after those of R's hypothesis testing functions. See McElreath (2016, ISBN: 978-1-4822-5344-3), Gelman and Hill (2007, ISBN: 0-521-68689-X) (new edition in preparation) and Albert (2009, ISBN: 978-0-387-71384-7) for good introductions to Bayesian analysis and Pawitan (2002, ISBN: 0-19-850765-8) for the Likelihood approach. The functions in the package also make extensive use of graphical displays for data exploration and model comparison.
| Version: | 0.8.10 |
| Depends: | rstan, rstanarm, loo, lattice, stats, utils, graphics, grDevices |
| Imports: | LearnBayes, LaplacesDemon |
| Published: | 2018-05-15 |
| Author: | Robert van Hulst |
| Maintainer: | Robert van Hulst <rvhulst at ubishops.ca> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/rvhulst/evidence/ |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | evidence results |
| Reference manual: | evidence.pdf |
| Package source: | evidence_0.8.10.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: evidence_0.8.10.zip, r-release: evidence_0.8.10.zip, r-oldrel: evidence_0.8.10.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: evidence_0.8.10.tgz, r-oldrel: evidence_0.8.10.tgz |
| Old sources: | evidence archive |
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java.lang.Object javax.swing.Spring
public abstract class Spring
An instance of the Spring
class holds three properties that
characterize its behavior: the minimum, preferred, and
maximum values. Each of these properties may be involved in
defining its fourth, value, property based on a series of rules.
An instance of the Spring
class can be visualized as a
mechanical spring that provides a corrective force as the spring is compressed
or stretched away from its preferred value. This force is modelled
as linear function of the distance from the preferred value, but with
two different constants -- one for the compressional force and one for the
tensional one. Those constants are specified by the minimum and maximum
values of the spring such that a spring at its minimum value produces an
equal and opposite force to that which is created when it is at its
maximum value. The difference between the preferred and
minimum values, therefore, represents the ease with which the
spring can be compressed and the difference between its maximum
and preferred values, indicates the ease with which the
Spring
can be extended.
See the sum(javax.swing.Spring, javax.swing.Spring)
method for details.
By defining simple arithmetic operations on Spring
s,
the behavior of a collection of Spring
s
can be reduced to that of an ordinary (non-compound) Spring
. We define
the "+", "-", max, and min operators on
Spring
s so that, in each case, the result is a Spring
whose characteristics bear a useful mathematical relationship to its constituent
springs.
A Spring
can be treated as a pair of intervals
with a single common point: the preferred value.
The following rules define some of the
arithmetic operators that can be applied to intervals
([a, b]
refers to the interval
from a
to b
,
where a <= b
).
[a1, b1] + [a2, b2] = [a1 + a2, b1 + b2] -[a, b] = [-b, -a] max([a1, b1], [a2, b2]) = [max(a1, a2), max(b1, b2)]
If we denote Spring
s as [a, b, c]
,
where a <= b <= c
, we can define the same
arithmetic operators on Spring
s:
[a1, b1, c1] + [a2, b2, c2] = [a1 + a2, b1 + b2, c1 + c2] -[a, b, c] = [-c, -b, -a] max([a1, b1, c1], [a2, b2, c2]) = [max(a1, a2), max(b1, b2), max(c1, c2)]
With both intervals and Spring
s we can define "-" and min
in terms of negation:
X - Y = X + (-Y) min(X, Y) = -max(-X, -Y)
For the static methods in this class that embody the arithmetic
operators, we do not actually perform the operation in question as
that would snapshot the values of the properties of the method's arguments
at the time the static method is called. Instead, the static methods
create a new Spring
instance containing references to
the method's arguments so that the characteristics of the new spring track the
potentially changing characteristics of the springs from which it
was made.
If you are implementing a SpringLayout
you
can find further information and examples in
How to Use SpringLayout,
a section in The Java Tutorial.
Warning:
Serialized objects of this class will not be compatible with
future Swing releases. The current serialization support is
appropriate for short term storage or RMI between applications running
the same version of Swing. As of 1.4, support for long term storage
of all JavaBeansTM
has been added to the java.beans
package.
Please see XMLEncoder
.
SpringLayout
,
SpringLayout.Constraints
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
UNSET
An integer value signifying that a property value has not yet been calculated. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
protected |
Spring()
Used by factory methods to create a Spring . |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static Spring |
constant(int pref)
Returns a strut -- a spring whose minimum, preferred, and maximum values each have the value pref . |
static Spring |
constant(int min,
int pref,
int max)
Returns a spring whose minimum, preferred, and maximum values have the values: min , pref ,
and max respectively. |
abstract int |
getMaximumValue()
Returns the maximum value of this Spring . |
abstract int |
getMinimumValue()
Returns the minimum value of this Spring . |
abstract int |
getPreferredValue()
Returns the preferred value of this Spring . |
abstract int |
getValue()
Returns the current value of this Spring . |
static Spring |
height(Component c)
Returns a spring whose minimum, preferred, maximum and value properties are defined by the heights of the minimumSize, preferredSize, maximumSize and size properties of the supplied component. |
static Spring |
max(Spring s1,
Spring s2)
Returns max(s1, s2) : a spring whose value is always greater than (or equal to)
the values of both s1 and s2 . |
static Spring |
minus(Spring s)
Returns -s : a spring running in the opposite direction to s . |
static Spring |
scale(Spring s,
float factor)
Returns a spring whose minimum, preferred, maximum and value properties are each multiples of the properties of the argument spring, s . |
abstract void |
setValue(int value)
Sets the current value of this Spring to value . |
static Spring |
sum(Spring s1,
Spring s2)
Returns s1+s2 : a spring representing s1 and s2
in series. |
static Spring |
width(Component c)
Returns a spring whose minimum, preferred, maximum and value properties are defined by the widths of the minimumSize, preferredSize, maximumSize and size properties of the supplied component. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final int UNSET
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
protected Spring()
Spring
.
constant(int)
,
constant(int, int, int)
,
max(javax.swing.Spring, javax.swing.Spring)
,
minus(javax.swing.Spring)
,
sum(javax.swing.Spring, javax.swing.Spring)
,
SpringLayout.Constraints
| Method Detail |
|---|
public abstract int getMinimumValue()
Spring
.
minimumValue
property of this Spring
public abstract int getPreferredValue()
Spring
.
preferredValue
of this Spring
public abstract int getMaximumValue()
Spring
.
maximumValue
property of this Spring
public abstract int getValue()
Spring
.
value
property of this Spring
setValue(int)
public abstract void setValue(int value)
Spring
to value
.
value
- the new setting of the value
propertygetValue()
public static Spring constant(int pref)
pref
.
pref
- the minimum, preferred, and
maximum values of the new spring
pref
Spring
public static Spring constant(int min, int pref, int max)
min
, pref
,
and max
respectively.
min
- the minimum value of the new springpref
- the preferred value of the new springmax
- the maximum value of the new spring
min
, pref
,
and max
respectivelySpring
public static Spring minus(Spring s)
-s
: a spring running in the opposite direction to s
.
-s
: a spring running in the opposite direction to s
Spring
public static Spring sum(Spring s1, Spring s2)
s1+s2
: a spring representing s1
and s2
in series. In a sum, s3
, of two springs, s1
and s2
,
the strains of s1
, s2
, and s3
are maintained
at the same level (to within the precision implied by their integer values).
The strain of a spring in compression is:
value - pref ------------ pref - minand the strain of a spring in tension is:
value - pref ------------ max - prefWhen
setValue
is called on the sum spring, s3
, the strain
in s3
is calculated using one of the formulas above. Once the strain of
the sum is known, the values of s1
and s2
are
then set so that they are have a strain equal to that of the sum. The formulas are
evaluated so as to take rounding errors into account and ensure that the sum of
the values of s1
and s2
is exactly equal to
the value of s3
.
s1+s2
: a spring representing s1
and s2
in seriesSpring
public static Spring max(Spring s1, Spring s2)
max(s1, s2)
: a spring whose value is always greater than (or equal to)
the values of both s1
and s2
.
max(s1, s2)
: a spring whose value is always greater than (or equal to)
the values of both s1
and s2
Spring
public static Spring scale(Spring s, float factor)
s
. Minimum and maximum properties are
swapped when factor
is negative (in accordance with the
rules of interval arithmetic).
When factor is, for example, 0.5f the result represents 'the mid-point' of its input - an operation that is useful for centering components in a container.
s
- the spring to scalefactor
- amount to scale by.
s
multiplied by factor
NullPointerException
- if s
is nullpublic static Spring width(Component c)
c
- Component used for calculating size
NullPointerException
- if c
is nullpublic static Spring height(Component c)
c
- Component used for calculating size
NullPointerException
- if c
is null
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