Back a little early from the Lakes.
Firstly, a little confession. I didn’t camp due to the hugh amount of water lying in the valley. I therefore stayed at the Dollywagon Guest House in Keswick - big ups to the hosts, great b & b with local walking advice and price. Yummy breakie too.
Anyhows, with the change of accommodation came a change of route. A quick map session in the Dog and Gun lead me to the decision of trying Skiddaw. That was that.
Left the car parked by the Ravenstone Hotel and walked up Longside Edge. Whilst it did take a lot of effort to gain the height to get on the Edge, the intitial views over Bassenthwaite were well worth it. The edge it fairly easy, no technical work, and the path dodges from left to right side of the top. The wind was blowing even from about 300m, and each time the path went to the right, the wind hit again.
As you continue past Ullock Pike, you get to final part of the ridge hitting Carl Side - a broad fell top with possibly the smallest cairn I have ever seen. It was at this point that I started to worry about the wind, it was srong here, and I had another 200m of ascent left. This ascent was up quite loose, sometimes ash like scree - one step forward, 1/2 a step back. And step by step, the wind’s strength grew.
Just as I thought it couldn’t get any stronger, I reached the plateue and a hugh gust pushed my uncontrollably about 2 metres. I could see the Northern top, and I decided immediately, that I would do the summit and retrace my steps back to Carl Side, rather than cover the entire plateau for the possibly easier descent. I think I made the right decision, i had to lower myself to reduce wind profile as the gusts were the most powerful I have experienced. 20 minutes later, I was coming back back down the scree slope. It was too windy to use the poles, I knew I wouldn’t be able to place them at all.
However, as soon as I reached Carl Side, they came out and I got some descent speed and momentum down to Millbeck where I saw some wallabies at a farm! A simple 3 or 4 miles got me back to the car. All in all, a fairly easy walk considering the ascent, which was only made difficult due to the wind. I even had my obligatory walking in marino base layer moment whilst walking back to the car.
The evening saw me back in the Dog and Gun for Sundays walking decision. I knew it was going to be windy, with possible snow. So Catbells, and possibly High Spy were the choice.
However, in the morning, I woke to a fair amount of snow. However, I could see much more snow away from the Derwent basin, so decided to drive down to Grasmere for a sprint up Helm Crag. Again, an easy walk up, until I got to the summit, the wind blew strong and fast, but the weather was generally ok until I took my last planned photography. Suddenly, I was blasted with fast moving hail, to the point it reached over my glasses making both eyes water. I immediately packed the camera and tripod, and descended quickly from the summit to a dip where i could get enough shade to get the waterproof top on, poles out, gloves on and camera packed properly.
Again, with poles in hand, i managed to descend in only about 20 mines, having chatted to loads of people walking up, including one guy whose torso garments were limited to a shirt and woolly jumper - interesting choice given the heavy rain, snow and hail. Anyhow, 2 hours it took for the entire walk. I was happy with the photos, and views over Easedale and significant snowfall on Helveyln. The biggest regret was that the wind hadn’t been that strong over night, and the planned Angle Tarn camp would have been appropriate. Still, better safe than sorry.


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Adam J Sullivan
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics
Brown University
load("Data/brfss.rda")
str(brfss2)
## 'data.frame': 6706 obs. of 16 variables:
## $ genhlth : Factor w/ 5 levels "Excellent","Very Good",..: 4 2 4 3 2 4 2 2 5 1 ...
## $ genhlth_bin : Factor w/ 2 levels "Excell/VG/G",..: 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 ...
## $ unhealthy.days: num 25 0 15 0 0 0 2 23 30 30 ...
## $ imprace : Factor w/ 6 levels "white-non-hisp",..: 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 ...
## $ insurance : Factor w/ 2 levels "Yes","No": 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...
## $ trnsgndr_bin : Factor w/ 2 levels "yes","no": 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ...
## $ trnsgndr : Factor w/ 4 levels "yes-mtf","yes-ftm",..: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ...
## $ sxorient_bin : Factor w/ 2 levels "heterosexual",..: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...
## $ sxorient : Factor w/ 4 levels "heterosexual",..: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...
## $ menthlth : num 10 2 15 5 2 30 0 4 15 2 ...
## $ poorhlth : num 25 0 15 0 0 15 0 5 NA 0 ...
## $ lsatisfy : Factor w/ 4 levels "Very Satisfied",..: 2 1 3 2 1 4 1 2 2 2 ...
## $ lsatisfy_bin : Factor w/ 2 levels "Satisfied","Disatisfied": 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 ...
## $ emtsuprt : Factor w/ 5 levels "Always","Usually",..: 3 2 1 2 1 3 1 2 5 2 ...
## $ emtsuprt_bin : Factor w/ 2 levels "Always/Usually",..: 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 ...
## $ medcost : Factor w/ 2 levels "Yes","No": 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ...
genhlth
: Would you say your general health is?
genhlth_bin
: Would you say your general health is?
unhealthy.days
: Now thinking about your physical health, which includes physical illness and injury, for how many days during the past
30 days was your physical health not good?menthlth
: : Now thinking about your mental health, which includes stress, depression, and problems with emotions, for how many
days during the past 30 days was your mental health not good?poorhlth
: During the past 30 days, for about how many days did poor physical or mental health keep you from doing your usual
activities, such as self-care, work, or recreation?imprace
: Imputed race/ethnicity value (This value is the reported race/ethnicity or an imputed race/ethnicity, if the respondent
refused to give a race/ethnicity. The value of the imputed race/ethnicity will be the most common race/ethnicity response for that region of the state)
insurance
: Do you have any kind of health care coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government
plans such as Medicare, or Indian Health Service?
trnsgndr
: Do you consider yourself to be transgender? (If yes, ask “Do you consider yourself to be male-to-female, female-to-male, or gender non-conforming?)
trnsgndr_bin
: Do you consider yourself to be transgender? (If yes, ask “Do you consider yourself to be male-to-female, female-to-male, or gender non-conforming?)
sxorient
: Do you consider yourself to be: (We ask this question in order to better understand the health and health care needs of
people with different sexual orientations.)
sxorient_bin
: Do you consider yourself to be: (We ask this question in order to better understand the health and health care needs of
people with different sexual orientations.)
lsatisfy
: In general, how satisfied are you with life?
lsatisfy
: In general, how satisfied are you with life?
emtsuprt
: How often do you get the social and emotional support you need?
emtsuprt_bin
: How often do you get the social and emotional support you need?
medcost
: Was there a time in the past 12 months when you needed to see a doctor but could not because of cost?
## # A tibble: 2 x 4
## insurance mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Yes 6.43 2 9.63
## 2 No 5.95 2 9.20
## # A tibble: 2 x 4
## medcost mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Yes 8.90 3 10.8
## 2 No 6.09 2 9.40
## # A tibble: 2 x 4
## emtsuprt_bin mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Always/Usually 6.08 2 9.35
## 2 Sometimes-Never 7.98 2 10.6
## # A tibble: 4 x 4
## trnsgndr mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 yes-mtf 10.8 2 13.5
## 2 yes-ftm 10.2 5 12.0
## 3 yes-non-conform 7.17 3.5 11.5
## 4 no 6.38 2 9.58
## # A tibble: 2 x 4
## trnsgndr_bin mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 yes 10.0 3.5 12.4
## 2 no 6.38 2 9.58
## # A tibble: 6 x 4
## imprace mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 white-non-hisp 6.32 2 9.58
## 2 black-non-hisp 8.38 4 10.4
## 3 asian-non-hisp 4.29 2 7.21
## 4 aian-non-hisp 9.28 3 11.2
## 5 hisp 6.4 2 9.23
## 6 other-non-hisp 7.29 2 9.78
## # A tibble: 5 x 4
## genhlth mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Excellent 2.33 1 5.15
## 2 Very Good 3.23 1 6.32
## 3 Good 5.36 2 8.05
## 4 Fair 13.2 10 11.5
## 5 Poor 23.8 30 9.61
## # A tibble: 2 x 4
## genhlth_bin mean median sd
## <fct> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Excell/VG/G 3.95 1 7.02
## 2 Fair/Poor 16.2 15 12.0
## # A tibble: 2 x 2
## genhlth_bin `mean(unhealthy.days, na.rm = T)`
## <fct> <dbl>
## 1 Excell/VG/G 3.95
## 2 Fair/Poor 16.2
## [1] 12.25
brfss2 %>%
group_by(genhlth_bin) %>%
summarise(n=n()) %>%
mutate(freq=n/sum(n))
## # A tibble: 2 x 3
## genhlth_bin n freq
## <fct> <int> <dbl>
## 1 Excell/VG/G 5330 0.795
## 2 Fair/Poor 1376 0.205
brfss3 <- brfss2 %>%
select(unhealthy.days, genhlth_bin)
library(tidyverse)
T = dim(brfss2)[1]
health.sim = replicate(T, sample(c("Excell/VG/G", "Fair/Poor"), size=1, prob=c(0.795, 0.205)))
health.sim = enframe(health.sim, name=NULL, value="health.sim")
brfss3 <- bind_cols(brfss3, health.sim)
test <- brfss3 %>% group_by(health.sim) %>% summarise(m=mean(unhealthy.days, na.rm=TRUE))
difference = test$m[1] - test$m[2]
difference
## [1] -0.1923031
brfss3 <- brfss2 %>%
select(unhealthy.days, genhlth_bin)
diff_sim <- function(data){
health.sim = replicate(T, sample(c("Excell/VG/G", "Fair/Poor"), size=1, prob=c(0.795, 0.205)))
health.sim = enframe(health.sim, name=NULL, value="health.sim")
data <- bind_cols(data, health.sim)
test <- data %>% group_by(health.sim) %>% summarise(m=mean(unhealthy.days, na.rm=TRUE))
difference = test$m[1] - test$m[2]
return(difference)
}
diff = replicate(1000, diff_sim(brfss3))
mean(diff>12.25)
## [1] 0


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Specific constructions
###Passive In Norwegian there are two ways of expressing passive voice: morphological passive and a periphrastic passive construction. The morphological passive is expressed by the passive -s suffix, e.g. bygges “to be built” and the periphrastic passive is constructed with the passive auxiliary bli “to become” and a participle form of the main verb, e.g. opprettet “established”.
freden bygges også dag for dag \n peace is being built day by day
nsubjpass(bygges,freden)
FN ble opprettet for å sikre verdensfreden \n FN was established to secure world peace
nsubjpass(opprettet,FN)
auxpass(opprettet,ble)
###Verbal particles Verbal particles are analyzed using the language-specific relation compound:prt. Particles exhibit a number of syntactic properties which sets them apart from regular prepositions. For instance, a pronominal object may intercede the verb and the preposition in the particle case satte den på “put it on”, but not in the case of a regular preposition and its complement *lette den etter “*looked it for”, and only complements of a preposition may occur in an impersonal passive Det ble lett etter den nye boka “It was looked for the new book”, but an object in a particle construction may not *Det ble satt den på “*It was put it on”.
Den gang ble alt samlet inn \n That time all was collected
compound:prt(samlet,inn)
Regjeringen har lagt frem et raust statsbudsjett \n The government has put forward a generous budget
compound:prt(lagt,frem)
Forskningsrådet delte onsdag kveld ut to sentrale priser \n The research council handed out to central prizes Wednesday evening
compound:prt(delte,ut)
###Expletives In Norwegian, expletive arguments are expressed using the neuter pronoun det “it” and the expl relation is used for both expletive subjects and objects. Expletives occur in several syntactic constructions in Norwegian.
####Presentational construction In Norwegian expletives occur in the presentational construction, which involves an expletive subject, an active verb and an indefinite subject (en debatt “a debate” in the example below).
Det eksisterer allerede en debatt \n There already exists a debate
expl(eksisterer-2,Det-1)
nsubj(eksisterer-2,debatt-5)
####Impersonal passive Norwegian employs the impersonal passive construction, where there is an expletive subject and the underlying subject is unexpressed.
Senere har det blitt fremsatt flere forslag \n Later has there been proposed several suggestions
expl(fremsatt,det)
####Clause-anticipating constructions These constructions contain a finite or non-finite clause which semantically may be regarded as the subject, but where the subject position is occupied by an expletive.
Det er ønskelig at utvalget arbeider i dialog \n It is desirable that the committee works in dialogue
expl(ønskelig-3,Det-1)
csubj(ønskelig-3,arbeider-6)
Det er en offentlig oppgave å bidra økonomisk \n It is a public duty to contribute financially
expl(oppgave-5,Det-1)
csubj(oppgave-5,bidra-7)
We also find clause-anticipating constructions with expletive objects.
Retten finner det bevist at han handlet forsettlig \n The court finds it proven that he acted intentionally
expl(finner-2,det-3)
ccomp(finner-2,handlet-7)
####Clefts Clefts are quite common in Norwegian. They contain an expletive subject, a form of være “to be” and a relative clause. Note that in clefts we do not adopt a copula analysis of the verb være “er”.
Det er forholdsvis få arter som har klart å tilpasse seg \n There are quite few species that have managed to adapt
expl(er-2,Det-1)
acl:relcl(arter-5,klart-8)
###References
Kari Kinn, Per Erik Solberg and Pål Kristian Eriksen. “NDT Guidelines for Morphological Annotation”. National Library Tech Report.


List of Racing Events Around the World
United States
The Head of the Charles River Regatta
The Charlie Butt Regatta
The Occoquan Regatta and Head Race
The United Kingdom
The Royal Henley Regatta
The Oxford Regatta and Head Race
Canada
The Royal Canadian Henley Regatta
Australia
The Royal Hobart Regatta
The above list include some of the most famous regattas and head races in rowing.


public interface DistributedLogClient
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Close the client.
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com.twitter.util.Future<Void> |
create(String stream)
Create a stream with name stream.
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com.twitter.util.Future<Void> |
delete(String stream)
Delete a given stream stream.
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com.twitter.util.Future<Void> |
release(String stream)
Release the ownership of a stream stream.
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com.twitter.util.Future<Boolean> |
truncate(String stream,
DLSN dlsn)
Truncate the stream to a given dlsn.
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com.twitter.util.Future<DLSN> |
write(String stream,
ByteBuffer data)
Write data to a given stream.
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List<com.twitter.util.Future<DLSN>> |
writeBulk(String stream,
List<ByteBuffer> data)
Write data in bulk to a given stream.
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com.twitter.util.Future<DLSN> |
writeRecordSet(String stream,
LogRecordSetBuffer recordSet)
Write record set to a given stream.
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com.twitter.util.Future<DLSN> write(String stream, ByteBuffer data)
stream
- Stream Name.data
- Data to write.com.twitter.util.Future<DLSN> writeRecordSet(String stream, LogRecordSetBuffer recordSet)
The record set is built from LogRecordSet.Writer
stream
- stream to write torecordSet
- record setList<com.twitter.util.Future<DLSN>> writeBulk(String stream, List<ByteBuffer> data)
Return a list of Future dlsns, one for each submitted buffer. In the event of a partial failure--ex. some specific buffer write fails, all subsequent writes will also fail.
stream
- Stream Name.data
- Data to write.com.twitter.util.Future<Boolean> truncate(String stream, DLSN dlsn)
stream
- Stream Name.dlsn
- DLSN to truncate until.com.twitter.util.Future<Void> release(String stream)
stream
- Stream Name to release.com.twitter.util.Future<Void> delete(String stream)
stream
- Stream Name to delete.com.twitter.util.Future<Void> create(String stream)
stream
- Stream Name to create.void close()
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Joe Biden campaign emails a post-debate 'did I make you proud?'... hours before start time
by Xeni JardinUnsend, unsend, dammit.
Okay, Boomer.
Former US Vice President and 2020 Democratic candidate Joe Biden just blasted out his post-debate "did I make you proud?" email... some hours before the scheduled debate start time.
Very on brand for Biden, when you think about it.


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We are an independent group of undergraduate researchers, called the ZerO Waste Anteaters (ZOWA), who are passionate about technology-based zero waste management. We are recruiting volunteers who want to work on our zero waste project called ZotBins and make a difference for the environment. ZotBins is a smart waste bin system that collects data to help make waste management more efficient and to promote zero waste.
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Scientists Develop Elephant DNA Database to Thwart Ivory Poaching
by CARSON McCULLOUGH(CN) – An international team of researchers has developed a new online tool to help law enforcement officials track down the original locations of poached elephant tusks, which they unveiled in a study published Friday in Journal of Heredity.
This new software tool, known as the Loxodonta Localizer, uses a database made up of DNA from nearly 2,000 African elephants. When a poached tusk is found, authorities can match DNA found in the tusk to an archived elephant.
Researchers report that because the specific type of DNA they examine is passed down from female elephants and female elephants naturally stay within their own herds and tend not to leave locations familiar to them, this cross-examination of DNA within poached tusks can help authorities quickly and accurately track down where it came from.
The database will also help law enforcement pin down areas of elephant poaching.
“The program enables identification of potential regions or localities from which elephants are being poached, with capacity for rapid identification of populations newly or consistently targeted by poachers,” the study states.
Researchers believe the tool could also help authorities uncover entire poaching and smuggling networks, as this kind of information could help establish trading and shipping ties when poached tusks are recovered.
Alfred Roca, who led the design on the Loxodonta Localizer and is an animal science professor at the University of Illinois, says the technology will improve as the database expands.
“Right now, I believe we have about one out of every 200 elephants in Africa included in the database. What we really need are more samples from more locations, so that the database holds as many of the rare but geographically informative sequences as possible,” Roca said in a statement accompanying the study.
In an email, Roca said the technology could have an economic effect as well.
“The Loxodonta Localizer is one step in the effort to reduce ivory demand and supply. It helps by identifying the populations of elephants from which confiscated tusks were likely poached,” Roca said.
The study notes poaching has significantly damaged elephant populations in Africa in recent years. Between 2006 and 2016, the African elephant population fell by roughly 110,000.
The study also reports that just 73 locations throughout Africa are home to at least half of the continent’s entire elephant population, and that as a result of rampant poaching, elephant populations are only about a quarter of what they should be.
Researchers estimate only about 415,000 African elephants roam the continent today.
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Hello and thank you!
Thank you so much for everyone that was able to attend our wonderful weekend. We had an amazing time and it was wonderful to see everyone.
We're still trying to catch up with things, sort out photos and gifts etc, but will be back on soon and sorting out thank you's and photo albums!
Schedule
We have the farm for the 4 days over the weekend, with the wedding taking place on the Saturday.
Friday 2nd - Open House
We'll have a meet-and-greet in one of the cottages from 5pm onwards, everyone is welcome along.
For people staying at the farm, you can arrive at any time during the day, though we will be busy between 12 and 1pm, so during that time the venue staff will show you in instead.
Saturday 3rd - The Wedding
The big day!
The ceremony will start around 1pm, followed by lunch, speeches and cake. There will be hot food and music in the evening, and probably more cake. #welovecake
Dress Code: Semi-formal (weather permitting, some parts will take place outside). Hats Optional!!
Please let us know with your RSVP if you have any dietary requirements!
Music provided by rat pack singer Sean Sinclair.
Sunday 4th - Garden Party
Everyone will likely have bit of a lie in for the morning. #idontdomornings
Feel free to spend some of the day in central York or explore the surrounding area (especially encouraged for non-Yorkshire folks). It's just going to be a relaxed day for everyone.
We will be holding a Garden Party at the farm from around 2pm in the afternoon and into the evening. Dress code: anything goes!
Let us know in advance if you would like to bring a dish or help with some food prep, it would be much appreciated!
Monday
For those still here, breakfast! Feel free to head off whenever you like, we don't have to leave the farm til early afternoon.
Venue
Our venue is Villa Farm, Wigginton Road, YO32 2RH, a farm just north of York and about a 10 minute drive from York Railway Station.
Please get in touch if you need a lift from the train station.
Gifts
Please donʼt feel obliged to give us a gift, but if you insist, we have a John Lewis list, the number is 667446.
Alternatively, you might prefer to surprise us, or to contribute towards our honeymoon.
Gift: {{params.item}}
Accommodation
If you would like to stay but aren't on the list, there may be a few sofa beds still available if you're quick!
If we've told you we've got a room/sofa bed for you, here's some more handy information.
What is provided in the cottages?
Amenities in each cottage include; washing machine, dishwasher, range style duel fuel cooker, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge freezer, colour TV, DVD player, CD player, iron and ironing board.
The kitchen is fully equipped for a self-catered stay including all pots, pans, cutlery, crockery, glasses, mugs, washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, tea towels, kitchen roll, bin liners and hand soap.
All the bedding and one bath towel per person is also provided. Bathrooms are shared so don't take ages in the shower... ;)
Will there be food?
We will stock the fridges with tea/coffee/milk and some basic supplies (bread, butter, bacon etc.).
For those around on Friday, please note there won't be a big meal planned, just some nibbles for the afternoon. We expect there will be plenty of cooking and/or takeaways happening in the cottages at various points during the day, so just ask someone!
Where can I get extra supplies?
The farm is 5 minutes drive from a big Tesco. If you don't have a car, someone nearby probably does.
If you do have a car, please help out with a few Tesco runs and/or lifts to the station! Thanks!
Who am I sharing a cottage with?
We've tried to place people in groups where they'll know some other people in the house. Generally, Lydia's family is in Minster/Jorvik, Mathew's family is in Yorkshire Rose/Melrose and Knavesmire & Ebor are mixtures of friends.
If you don't know many people, hopefully you will by the end of the weekend. We have carefully vetted the guest list, and everyone is lovely, we promise!!!
Can I go into the other cottages?
Of course! We will probably use some of Ebor/Knavesmire/Jorvik cottages lounge and kitchen areas for drinks and canapés on the Saturday, they are next to where the marquee will be set up. Minster Lodge is the most central and has the largest kitchen, so we'll use that as a hub throughout the weekend.
Just pop into the next kitchen if you run out of tea bags, and generally make yourselves at home.
Contact
You can contact us at mathewandlydia@gmail.com.


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The Logic Xi¶
I am considering two deductive systems for this project. One is the well established HOL logic, a polymorphic form of Church’s Simple Type Theory as implemented in the Cambridge HOL system, and in HOL light, ProofPower and other systems.
The second is the Logic which I am calling Xi or Ξ, of which the rest of this document is a sketch.
The system will have a dual presentation. In the more primitive of these presentations it is a type-free, “illative” lambda calculus (i.e. a lambda calculus with a primitive logical combinator). The primitive combinator is an approximation to equality of the terms of the language, and is a partial equivalence relation. In this form the deductive system is a Hilbery-style deductive system in which the sentences are terms of the illative lambda calculus, and the deductive system proves a subset of the terms reducible to “T”. A distinctive feature of this lambda-calculus is that there is no distinction between variables and constants, so in this way it is similar to most programming languages.
Under this interpretation, the entire theory heirarchy is construed as a lambda-term with the proof process adding additional subterms as required.
In practice the principle mode of inference is by contextual rewriting of terms, i.e. by the rewriting of subterms using equations which are derivable from the context of the subterm in the term as a whole. This is best described by giving the structure of a “context” in which the context of subterm is captured for use in transforming the subterm, and the theory hierarchy is then viewed as providing the top or earliest layers of the structured context for the theorems being derived.
The following details are very tentative, particularly the concrete syntax, which will in any case be varied according to context.
The inference rules are:
alpha-conversion
beta-conversion
there is just one primitive combinator which I had intended to call Xi(Ξ) and approximates equality, but maybe better just to use “=”.
Using “=” we define and axiomatise as follows:
T = λx y.x
F = λx y.y
Now think of a (partial) set as a function which yields T when and only when applied to members of the set. On this basis we now define a very important notion of universal quantification.
The universal here is bounded quantification or what the combinatory theorists called restricted generality (and used the symbol Ξ for):
∀ = λp q. (p = λx.(p x)(q x)(p x))
Think of the first argument as a set and the second as a predicate which is true for every member of that set.
I will use the sugar ∀x:A.B to mean ∀A(λx.B)
You can get unrestricted universal quantification by defining V as:
V = λx.T
So universal quantification can be written “∀x:V.A(x)”. We won’t be using it a lot, because not much is true of everything.
∀ = λp. (p = λx.T)
∀x. x = x
¬ = λx y z. x z y
≠ = λx y. ¬(x = y)
T ≠ F
∨ = λx y. x T y
∧ = λx y. x y F
⇒ = λx y. y ∨ ¬ x
∀ f g x. f x ≠ g x ⇒ f ≠ g
Substitution into subterms using equations in the context of the term. This is a rule stating that if an equation is derivable in some context then a term in that context can be rewritten using that equation.
C ⇒ X=Y, C ⇒ T
===============
C ⇒ T[Y/X]
Where T[Y/X] is the result of substituting Y for X in T, provided X is free for Y in T.
Strength is given by two axioms, the exact form not yet settled. and the consistency of which are controversial:
- choice, in the form a well-ordering assertion
- strong infinity, asserting the existence of a large well-ordering


Using the JMS API in Java EE Applications
This section describes the ways in which using the JMS API in enterprise bean applications or web applications differs from using it in application clients.
A general rule in the Java EE platform specification applies to all Java EE components that use the JMS API within EJB or web containers:
Application components in the web and EJB containers must not attempt to create more than one active (not closed) Session object per connection.
This rule does not apply to application clients. The application client container supports the creation of multiple sessions for each connection.
Using @Resource Annotations in Enterprise Bean or Web Components
When you use the @Resource annotation in an application client component, you normally declare the JMS resource static:
@Resource(lookup = "jms/ConnectionFactory") private static ConnectionFactory connectionFactory; @Resource(lookup = "jms/Queue") private static Queue queue;
However, when you use this annotation in a session bean, a message-driven bean, or a web component, do not declare the resource static:
@Resource(lookup = "jms/ConnectionFactory") private ConnectionFactory connectionFactory; @Resource(lookup = "jms/Topic") private Topic topic;
If you declare the resource static, runtime errors will result.
Using Session Beans to Produce and to Synchronously Receive Messages
An application that produces messages or synchronously receives them can use a session bean to perform these operations. The example in An Application That Uses the JMS API with a Session Bean uses a stateless session bean to publish messages to a topic.
Because a blocking synchronous receive ties up server resources, it is not a good programming practice to use such a receive call in an enterprise bean. Instead, use a timed synchronous receive, or use a message-driven bean to receive messages asynchronously. For details about blocking and timed synchronous receives, see Writing the Clients for the Synchronous Receive Example.
Using the JMS API in an enterprise bean is in many ways similar to using it in an application client. The main differences are the areas of resource management and transactions.
Managing JMS Resources in Session Beans
The JMS API resources are a JMS API connection and a JMS API session. In general, it is important to release JMS resources when they are no longer being used. Here are some useful practices to follow.
If you wish to maintain a JMS API resource only for the life span of a business method, it is a good idea to close the resource in a finally block within the method.
If you would like to maintain a JMS API resource for the life span of an enterprise bean instance, it is a good idea to use a @PostConstruct callback method to create the resource and to use a @PreDestroy callback method to close the resource. If you use a stateful session bean and you wish to maintain the JMS API resource in a cached state, you must close the resource in a @PrePassivate callback method and set its value to null, and you must create it again in a @PostActivate callback method.
Managing Transactions in Session Beans
Instead of using local transactions, you use container-managed transactions for bean methods that perform sends or receives, allowing the EJB container to handle transaction demarcation. Because container-managed transactions are the default, you do not have to use an annotation to specify them.
You can use bean-managed transactions and the javax.transaction.UserTransaction interface’s transaction demarcation methods, but you should do so only if your application has special requirements and you are an expert in using transactions. Usually, container-managed transactions produce the most efficient and correct behavior. This tutorial does not provide any examples of bean-managed transactions.
Using Message-Driven Beans to Receive Messages Asynchronously
The sections What Is a Message-Driven Bean? and How Does the JMS API Work with the Java EE Platform? describe how the Java EE platform supports a special kind of enterprise bean, the message-driven bean, which allows Java EE applications to process JMS messages asynchronously. Session beans allow you to send messages and to receive them synchronously but not asynchronously.
A message-driven bean is a message listener that can reliably consume messages from a queue or a durable subscription. The messages can be sent by any Java EE component (from an application client, another enterprise bean, or a web component) or from an application or a system that does not use Java EE technology.
Like a message listener in an application client, a message-driven bean contains an onMessage method that is called automatically when a message arrives. Like a message listener, a message-driven bean class can implement helper methods invoked by the onMessage method to aid in message processing.
A message-driven bean, however, differs from an application client’s message listener in the following ways:
Certain setup tasks are performed by the EJB container.
The bean class uses the @MessageDriven annotation to specify properties for the bean or the connection factory, such as a destination type, a durable subscription, a message selector, or an acknowledgment mode. The examples in Chapter 48, Java Message Service Examples show how the JMS resource adapter works in the GlassFish Server.
The EJB container automatically performs several setup tasks that a stand-alone client has to do:
Creating a message consumer to receive the messages. Instead of creating a message consumer in your source code, you associate the message-driven bean with a destination and a connection factory at deployment time. If you want to specify a durable subscription or use a message selector, you do this at deployment time also.
Registering the message listener. You must not call setMessageListener.
Specifying a message acknowledgment mode. The default mode, AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE, is used unless it is overriden by a property setting.
If JMS is integrated with the application server using a resource adapter, the JMS resource adapter handles these tasks for the EJB container.
Your message-driven bean class must implement the javax.jms.MessageListener interface and the onMessage method.
It may implement a @PostConstruct callback method to create a connection, and a @PreDestroy callback method to close the connection. Typically, it implements these methods if it produces messages or does synchronous receives from another destination.
The bean class commonly injects a MessageDrivenContext resource, which provides some additional methods that you can use for transaction management.
The main difference between a message-driven bean and a session bean is that a message-driven bean has no local or remote interface. Instead, it has only a bean class.
A message-driven bean is similar in some ways to a stateless session bean: Its instances are relatively short-lived and retain no state for a specific client. The instance variables of the message-driven bean instance can contain some state across the handling of client messages: for example, a JMS API connection, an open database connection, or an object reference to an enterprise bean object.
Like a stateless session bean, a message-driven bean can have many interchangeable instances running at the same time. The container can pool these instances to allow streams of messages to be processed concurrently. The container attempts to deliver messages in chronological order when it does not impair the concurrency of message processing, but no guarantees are made as to the exact order in which messages are delivered to the instances of the message-driven bean class. Because concurrency can affect the order in which messages are delivered, you should write your applications to handle messages that arrive out of sequence.
For example, your application could manage conversations by using application-level sequence numbers. An application-level conversation control mechanism with a persistent conversation state could cache later messages until earlier messages have been processed.
Another way to ensure order is to have each message or message group in a conversation require a confirmation message that the sender blocks on receipt of. This forces the responsibility for order back on the sender and more tightly couples senders to the progress of message-driven beans.
To create a new instance of a message-driven bean, the container does the following:
Instantiates the bean
Performs any required resource injection
Calls the @PostConstruct callback method, if it exists
To remove an instance of a message-driven bean, the container calls the @PreDestroy callback method.
Figure 47-9 shows the lifecycle of a message-driven bean.
Managing Distributed Transactions
JMS client applications use JMS API local transactions (described in Using JMS API Local Transactions), which allow the grouping of sends and receives within a specific JMS session. Java EE applications commonly use distributed transactions to ensure the integrity of accesses to external resources. For example, distributed transactions allow multiple applications to perform atomic updates on the same database, and they allow a single application to perform atomic updates on multiple databases.
In a Java EE application that uses the JMS API, you can use transactions to combine message sends or receives with database updates and other resource manager operations. You can access resources from multiple application components within a single transaction. For example, a servlet can start a transaction, access multiple databases, invoke an enterprise bean that sends a JMS message, invoke another enterprise bean that modifies an EIS system using the Connector architecture, and finally commit the transaction. Your application cannot, however, both send a JMS message and receive a reply to it within the same transaction; the restriction described in Using JMS API Local Transactions still applies.
Distributed transactions within the EJB container can be either of two kinds:
Container-managed transactions: The EJB container controls the integrity of your transactions without your having to call commit or rollback. Container-managed transactions are recommended for Java EE applications that use the JMS API. You can specify appropriate transaction attributes for your enterprise bean methods.
Use the Required transaction attribute (the default) to ensure that a method is always part of a transaction. If a transaction is in progress when the method is called, the method will be part of that transaction; if not, a new transaction will be started before the method is called and will be committed when the method returns.
Bean-managed transactions: You can use these in conjunction with the javax.transaction.UserTransaction interface, which provides its own commit and rollback methods that you can use to delimit transaction boundaries. Bean-managed transactions are recommended only for those who are experienced in programming transactions.
You can use either container-managed transactions or bean-managed transactions with message-driven beans. To ensure that all messages are received and handled within the context of a transaction, use container-managed transactions and use the Required transaction attribute (the default) for the onMessage method. This means that if there is no transaction in progress, a new transaction will be started before the method is called and will be committed when the method returns.
When you use container-managed transactions, you can call the following MessageDrivenContext methods:
setRollbackOnly: Use this method for error handling. If an exception occurs, setRollbackOnly marks the current transaction so that the only possible outcome of the transaction is a rollback.
getRollbackOnly: Use this method to test whether the current transaction has been marked for rollback.
If you use bean-managed transactions, the delivery of a message to the onMessage method takes place outside the distributed transaction context. The transaction begins when you call the UserTransaction.begin method within the onMessage method, and it ends when you call UserTransaction.commit or UserTransaction.rollback. Any call to the Connection.createSession method must take place within the transaction. If you call UserTransaction.rollback, the message is not redelivered, whereas calling setRollbackOnly for container-managed transactions does cause a message to be redelivered.
Neither the JMS API specification nor the Enterprise JavaBeans specification (available from http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=318) specifies how to handle calls to JMS API methods outside transaction boundaries. The Enterprise JavaBeans specification does state that the EJB container is responsible for acknowledging a message that is successfully processed by the onMessage method of a message-driven bean that uses bean-managed transactions. Using bean-managed transactions allows you to process the message by using more than one transaction or to have some parts of the message processing take place outside a transaction context. In most cases, however, container-managed transactions provide greater reliability and are therefore preferable.
When you create a session in an enterprise bean, the container ignores the arguments you specify, because it manages all transactional properties for enterprise beans. It is still a good idea to specify arguments of true and 0 to the createSession method to make this situation clear:
session = connection.createSession(true, 0);
When you use container-managed transactions, you normally use the Required transaction attribute (the default) for your enterprise bean’s business methods.
You do not specify a message acknowledgment mode when you create a message-driven bean that uses container-managed transactions. The container acknowledges the message automatically when it commits the transaction.
If a message-driven bean uses bean-managed transactions, the message receipt cannot be part of the bean-managed transaction, so the container acknowledges the message outside the transaction.
If the onMessage method throws a RuntimeException, the container does not acknowledge processing the message. In that case, the JMS provider will redeliver the unacknowledged message in the future.
Using the JMS API with Application Clients and Web Components
An application client in a Java EE application can use the JMS API in much the same way that a stand-alone client program does. It can produce messages, and it can consume messages by using either synchronous receives or message listeners. See Chapter 25, A Message-Driven Bean Example for an example of an application client that produces messages. For an example of using an application client to produce and to consume messages, see An Application Example That Deploys a Message-Driven Bean on Two Servers.
The Java EE platform specification does not impose strict constraints on how web components should use the JMS API. In the GlassFish Server, a web component can send messages and consume them synchronously but cannot consume them asynchronously.
Because a blocking synchronous receive ties up server resources, it is not a good programming practice to use such a receive call in a web component. Instead, use a timed synchronous receive. For details about blocking and timed synchronous receives, see Writing the Clients for the Synchronous Receive Example.


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My name is Jerry Montgomery, I am from a small rural area of Eastern Kentucky.
This project is a final for GEO 409 Advanced GIS class, I was asked to choose an area of interest and make maps about that particular area using the information I have gathered throughout the course.
This area is located in Magoffin County, Kentucky.
I have gathered lidar and other map data from the sources used throughout the course.
I have a work history in construction and am currently a Civil Engineering major.
I will attempt to relate this project to my work history, major, and to myself personally.
The area circled is my particular area of interest.
The points on the map will be defined as point 1 and point 2.


Trump will 'strongly consider' giving written testimony to the impeachment inquiry, following damaging evidence against him
by Bill Bostock- Donald Trump tweeted on Monday that he will "strongly consider" submitting evidence to the impeachment inquiry.
- On Sunday Nancy Pelosi invited Trump to testify in person while appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation" on.
- Trump's apparent newfound willingness to engage with the impeachment process follows a string of witnesses who punched holes in his defense.
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Donald Trump says he will "strongly consider" submitting evidence to the impeachment inquiry, after a string of witnesses denounced him in public testimony.
Trump tweeted on Monday that he is leaning towards engaging with the impeachment process via submitting evidence in writing.
The decision appeared to be prompted by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggesting it on TV the previous day.
Trump wrote: "Even though I did nothing wrong, and don't like giving credibility to this No Due Process Hoax, I like the idea & will, in order to get Congress focused again, strongly consider it!"
Trump's apparent newfound willingness to engage with the impeachment process followed testimony from its first public witnesses last week, which was widely deemed to further damage his defense from allegations of abusing the presidency in pushing for investigation of former Vice President Joe Biden by Ukraine.


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- c2hex(Color) - Static method in class ij.util.Tools
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Converts a Color to an 7 byte hex string starting with '#'.
- C_POSITION - Static variable in class ij.io.RoiDecoder
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- calculate(String, ImagePlus, ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.plugin.ImageCalculator
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Deprecated.
replaced by run(String,ImagePlus,ImagePlus)
- calculateDistance(int, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.Plot
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- CALCULATOR - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
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- CALIBRATE - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
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- calibrate(ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Calibrator
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Calibrate an image with the function type defined previously.
- calibrated() - Method in class ij.measure.Calibration
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Returns true if this image is density calibrated.
- Calibration - Class in ij.measure
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Calibration objects contain an image's spatial and density calibration data.
- Calibration(ImagePlus) - Constructor for class ij.measure.Calibration
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Constructs a new Calibration object using the default values.
- Calibration() - Constructor for class ij.measure.Calibration
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Constructs a new Calibration object using the default values.
- CalibrationBar - Class in ij.plugin.filter
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This plugin displays a calibration bar on the active image.
- CalibrationBar() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.filter.CalibrationBar
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- calibrationFunction - Variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
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- Calibrator - Class in ij.plugin.filter
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Implements the Analyze/Calibrate command.
- Calibrator() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.filter.Calibrator
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- CALL - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
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- CANCELED - Static variable in class ij.IJ
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- cancelPressed() - Method in class ij.gui.SaveChangesDialog
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Returns true if the user dismissed dialog by pressing "Cancel".
- cancelPressed() - Method in class ij.gui.YesNoCancelDialog
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Returns true if the user dismissed dialog by pressing "Cancel".
- CanvasResizer - Class in ij.plugin
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This plugin implements the Image/Adjust/Canvas Size command.
- CanvasResizer() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.CanvasResizer
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- captureImage() - Method in class ij.plugin.ScreenGrabber
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Captures the active image window and returns it as an ImagePlus.
- captureScreen() - Method in class ij.plugin.ScreenGrabber
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Captures the entire screen and returns it as an ImagePlus.
- center(Window) - Static method in class ij.gui.GUI
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Positions the specified window in the center of the screen.
- CENTER - Static variable in class ij.gui.Plot
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Text justification.
- CENTER - Static variable in class ij.gui.TextRoi
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- CENTER_JUSTIFY - Static variable in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
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Center justify text.
- CENTER_OF_MASS - Static variable in interface ij.measure.Measurements
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- centerDialog(boolean) - Method in class ij.gui.GenericDialog
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Display dialog centered on the primary screen?
- centerNextImage() - Static method in class ij.gui.ImageWindow
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Causes the next image to be opened to be centered on the screen
and displayed without informational text above the image.
- CENTROID - Static variable in interface ij.measure.Measurements
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- CHANGE_VALUES - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
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- changeFont(Font) - Method in class ij.gui.Plot
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Obsolete; replaced by setFont().
- changeFont(Font) - Method in class ij.gui.PlotWindow
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Changes the font.
- changes - Variable in class ij.ImagePlus
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True if any changes have been made to this image.
- CHANNEL - Static variable in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
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- ChannelArranger - Class in ij.plugin
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This plugin implements the Image/Colors/Arrange Channels command,
which allows the user to change the order of channels.
- ChannelArranger() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.ChannelArranger
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- channelLuts - Variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
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- Channels - Class in ij.plugin.frame
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Displays the ImageJ Channels window.
- Channels() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.frame.Channels
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- ChannelSplitter - Class in ij.plugin
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This plugin implements the Image/Color/Split Channels command.
- ChannelSplitter() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.ChannelSplitter
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- CHAPMAN - Static variable in class ij.measure.CurveFitter
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Constants for the built-in fit functions
- CHAR_CODE_AT - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
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- CHECK_AVAILABLE_MEMORY - Static variable in class ij.gui.NewImage
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- checkArguments(Object[]) - Method in class ij.macro.ExtensionDescriptor
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- checkForDuplicateName - Static variable in class ij.WindowManager
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- CIRCLE - Static variable in class ij.gui.Plot
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Display points using a circle 5 pixels in diameter.
- CIRCLE - Static variable in class ij.gui.PlotWindow
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Display points using a circle 5 pixels in diameter.
- CircleCalculationResultTable - Class in craj
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Holds the calculation result data and provides methods to get the maximum
value, a visualization of the data, and the circle findings regarding the
given reference circle values.
- CircleCalculationResultTable(int[][], int[][], ReferenceCircle) - Constructor for class craj.CircleCalculationResultTable
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Construct a CircleCalculationResultTable for the given referenceCircle,
crossValues and crossValueCounts.
- CircleCrossCalculator - Class in craj
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This class is used to calculate the count and the sum of intensity of circles
drawn around every pixel in an given edges image.
- CircleCrossCalculator(ReferenceCircle, int[][], PerfectCircleCoordinates) - Constructor for class craj.CircleCrossCalculator
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Create a CircleCrossCalculator for the given reference circle
and circle pixel coordinates to draw circles around every edge pixel in
the given edges data array and calculate count and the sum of intensity
of the edges pixels for every pixel in the resulting
CircleCalculationResultTable where circle pixels cross each
other.
- CircleFinderThread - Class in craj.mapDigesterLocator
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Searches in a given image-file for circles.
- CircleFinderThread(File) - Constructor for class craj.mapDigesterLocator.CircleFinderThread
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- CircleFinding - Class in craj
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This class holds the data of a circle finding.
- CircleFinding(int, int, ReferenceCircle, int[][], int, int) - Constructor for class craj.CircleFinding
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Create a circle finding with the given coordinate, the source image data,
the reference circle and the calculated cross value and cross count.
- CircleFindingGetAveragePixelValueTest - Class in craj.test
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- CircleFindingGetAveragePixelValueTest() - Constructor for class craj.test.CircleFindingGetAveragePixelValueTest
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- CIRCULARITY - Static variable in interface ij.measure.Measurements
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- CIRCULARITY - Static variable in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
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- ClassChecker - Class in ij.plugin
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Checks for duplicate class and JAR files in the plugins folders and deletes older duplicates.
- ClassChecker() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.ClassChecker
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- clear() - Method in class ij.gui.Overlay
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Removes all the Rois in this Overlay.
- clear(ImageProcessor) - Method in class ij.gui.TextRoi
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- clear(ImageProcessor) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Filler
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- clear() - Method in class ij.text.TextPanel
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Deletes all the lines.
- CLEAR_WORKSHEET - Static variable in class ij.plugin.filter.ParticleAnalyzer
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Clear ImageJ console before starting.
- clearOutside(ImageProcessor) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Filler
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Deprecated.
replaced by ImageProcessor.fillOutside(Roi)
- clearSelection() - Method in class ij.text.TextPanel
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Deletes the selected lines.
- Clipboard - Class in ij.plugin
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Copies and pastes images to the clipboard.
- Clipboard() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.Clipboard
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- clone() - Method in class ij.gui.ImageRoi
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- clone() - Method in class ij.gui.PolygonRoi
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Returns a copy of this PolygonRoi.
- clone() - Method in class ij.gui.Roi
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Returns a copy of this roi.
- clone() - Method in class ij.gui.ShapeRoi
-
Returns a deep copy of this.
- clone() - Method in class ij.gui.TextRoi
-
Returns a copy of this TextRoi.
- clone() - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Returns a shallow copy of this ImagePlus.
- clone() - Method in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
- clone() - Method in class ij.measure.Calibration
-
- clone() - Method in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
-
Duplicates this ResultsTable.
- clone() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a shallow copy of this ImageProcessor, where this
image and the copy share pixel data.
- clone() - Method in class ij.process.LUT
-
- close() - Method in class ij.gui.ImageWindow
-
Removes this window from the window list and disposes of it.
- close() - Method in class ij.gui.StackWindow
-
- close() - Method in class ij.gui.WaitForUserDialog
-
- close() - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Closes this image and sets the ImageProcessor to null.
- close() - Method in class ij.io.LogStream
-
- close() - Method in class ij.io.RandomAccessStream
-
- CLOSE - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
-
- CLOSE - Static variable in class ij.plugin.filter.RankFilters
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Channels
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.ColorPicker
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.ColorThresholder
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.ContrastAdjuster
-
Overrides close() in PlugInDialog.
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Editor
-
Overrides close() in PlugInFrame.
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Fonts
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.LineWidthAdjuster
-
Overrides close() in PlugInFrame.
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.MemoryMonitor
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.PasteController
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.PlugInDialog
-
Closes this window.
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.PlugInFrame
-
Closes this window.
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Recorder
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.RoiManager
-
Overrides PlugInFrame.close().
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.SyncWindows
-
- close() - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.ThresholdAdjuster
-
Overrides close() in PlugInFrame.
- close() - Method in class ij.text.TextWindow
-
- close(boolean) - Method in class ij.text.TextWindow
-
Closes this TextWindow.
- closeAll() - Static method in class ij.plugin.Commands
-
Closes all image windows, or returns 'false' if the user cancels the unsaved changes dialog box.
- closeAllWindows() - Static method in class ij.WindowManager
-
Closes all windows.
- CMYK - Static variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
32-bit interleaved CMYK.
- coefficients - Variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
- COLOR - Static variable in class ij.CompositeImage
-
- COLOR8 - Static variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
8-bit unsigned integer with color lookup table.
- COLOR_256 - Static variable in class ij.ImagePlus
-
8-bit indexed color
- COLOR_MAP - Static variable in class ij.io.TiffDecoder
-
- COLOR_PICKER_CLOSED - Static variable in interface ij.IJEventListener
-
- COLOR_RGB - Static variable in class ij.ImagePlus
-
32-bit RGB color
- ColorBlitter - Class in ij.process
-
This class does bit blitting of RGB images.
- ColorBlitter(ColorProcessor) - Constructor for class ij.process.ColorBlitter
-
Constructs a ColorBlitter from a ColorProcessor.
- ColorChooser - Class in ij.gui
-
Displays a dialog that allows the user to select a color using three sliders.
- ColorChooser(String, Color, boolean) - Constructor for class ij.gui.ColorChooser
-
Constructs a ColorChooser using the specified title and initial color.
- ColorChooser(String, Color, boolean, Frame) - Constructor for class ij.gui.ColorChooser
-
- ColorPicker - Class in ij.plugin.frame
-
Implements the Image/Color/Color Picker command.
- ColorPicker() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.frame.ColorPicker
-
- ColorProcessor - Class in ij.process
-
This is an 32-bit RGB image and methods that operate on that image..
- ColorProcessor(Image) - Constructor for class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
Creates a ColorProcessor from an AWT Image or BufferedImage.
- ColorProcessor(int, int) - Constructor for class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
Creates a blank ColorProcessor of the specified dimensions.
- ColorProcessor(int, int, int[]) - Constructor for class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
Creates a ColorProcessor from a pixel array.
- Colors - Class in ij.plugin
-
This plugin implements most of the Edit/Options/Colors command.
- Colors() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.Colors
-
- colors - Static variable in class ij.plugin.Colors
-
- ColorStatistics - Class in ij.process
-
RGB image statistics, including histogram.
- ColorStatistics(ImageProcessor) - Constructor for class ij.process.ColorStatistics
-
Construct an ImageStatistics object from a ColorProcessor
using the standard measurement options (area, mean,
mode, min and max).
- ColorStatistics(ImageProcessor, int, Calibration) - Constructor for class ij.process.ColorStatistics
-
Constructs a ColorStatistics object from a ColorProcessor using
the specified measurement options.
- ColorThresholder - Class in ij.plugin.frame
-
Selects pixels according to hsb or rgb components.
- ColorThresholder() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.frame.ColorThresholder
-
- colorToString(Color) - Static method in class ij.plugin.Colors
-
Converts a Color into a string ("red", "green", #aa55ff, etc.).
- COLUMN_IN_USE - Static variable in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
-
- COLUMN_NOT_FOUND - Static variable in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
-
- columnExists(int) - Method in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
-
Returns true if the specified column exists and is not empty.
- combineHorizontally(ImageStack, ImageStack) - Method in class ij.plugin.StackCombiner
-
- combineVertically(ImageStack, ImageStack) - Method in class ij.plugin.StackCombiner
-
- COMMAND_IN_USE - Static variable in class ij.Menus
-
- COMMAND_NOT_FOUND - Static variable in class ij.Menus
-
- commandExecuting(String) - Method in interface ij.CommandListener
-
- commandExecuting(String) - Method in class ij.plugin.EventListener
-
- commandExecuting(String) - Method in class ij.plugin.Orthogonal_Views
-
- CommandFinder - Class in ij.plugin
-
- CommandFinder() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.CommandFinder
-
- commandInUse(String) - Static method in class ij.Menus
-
- CommandListener - Interface in ij
-
Plugins that implement this interface are notified when ImageJ
is about to run a menu command.
- CommandLister - Class in ij.plugin
-
Lists ImageJ commands or keyboard shortcuts in a text window.
- CommandLister() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.CommandLister
-
- commandPrefix - Static variable in class ij.plugin.MacroInstaller
-
- Commands - Class in ij.plugin
-
Runs miscellaneous File and Window menu commands.
- Commands() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.Commands
-
- Compiler - Class in ij.plugin
-
Compiles and runs plugins using the javac compiler.
- Compiler() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.Compiler
-
- COMPOSITE - Static variable in class ij.CompositeImage
-
- COMPOSITE - Static variable in class ij.gui.Roi
-
- CompositeConverter - Class in ij.plugin
-
This plugin implements the Image/Color/Make Composite command.
- CompositeConverter() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.CompositeConverter
-
- CompositeImage - Class in ij
-
- CompositeImage(ImagePlus) - Constructor for class ij.CompositeImage
-
- CompositeImage(ImagePlus, int) - Constructor for class ij.CompositeImage
-
- COMPOUND_FILTER - Static variable in class ij.Undo
-
- COMPOUND_FILTER_DONE - Static variable in class ij.Undo
-
- compression - Variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
- COMPRESSION - Static variable in class ij.io.TiffDecoder
-
- COMPRESSION_NONE - Static variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
- COMPRESSION_UNKNOWN - Static variable in class ij.io.FileInfo
-
- concatenate(ImagePlus, ImagePlus, boolean) - Method in class ij.plugin.Concatenator
-
- concatenate(ImagePlus[], boolean) - Method in class ij.plugin.Concatenator
-
- concatenateHyperstacks(ImagePlus[], String, boolean) - Method in class ij.plugin.Concatenator
-
- Concatenator - Class in ij.plugin
-
This plugin, which concatenates two or more images or stacks,
implements the Image/Stacks/Tools/Concatenate command.
- Concatenator() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.Concatenator
-
- conjugateMultiply(FHT) - Method in class ij.process.FHT
-
Returns the image resulting from the point by point Hartley conjugate
multiplication of this image and the specified image.
- CONSTRUCTING - Static variable in class ij.gui.Roi
-
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.Arrow
-
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.Line
-
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.OvalRoi
-
Tests if the specified point is inside the boundary of this OvalRoi.
- contains(Roi) - Method in class ij.gui.Overlay
-
Returns 'true' if this Overlay contains the specified Roi.
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.PointRoi
-
Returns true if (x,y) is one of the points in this collection.
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.PolygonRoi
-
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.Roi
-
- contains(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.ShapeRoi
-
Checks whether the specified coordinates are inside a on this ROI's shape boundaries.
- contains(float, float) - Method in class ij.process.FloatPolygon
-
Returns 'true' if the point (x,y) is inside this polygon.
- CONTINUE - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
-
- ContrastAdjuster - Class in ij.plugin.frame
-
This plugin implements the Brightness/Contrast, Window/level and
Color Balance commands, all in the Image/Adjust sub-menu.
- ContrastAdjuster() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.frame.ContrastAdjuster
-
- ContrastEnhancer - Class in craj
-
This class provides methods to enhance the contrast of an image using the
specified lower bound percentage and upper bound percentage.
- ContrastEnhancer(float, float, boolean) - Constructor for class craj.ContrastEnhancer
-
Create a ContrastEnhancer object with the given lower bound
percentage and upper bound percentage.
- ContrastEnhancer - Class in ij.plugin
-
Implements ImageJ's Process/Enhance Contrast command.
- ContrastEnhancer() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.ContrastEnhancer
-
- contrastEnhancerList - Variable in class craj.mapDigesterLocator.MapDigesterCircleFinder.MapDigesterCircleFinderParameter
-
- ContrastEnhancerTest - Class in craj.test
-
- ContrastEnhancerTest() - Constructor for class craj.test.ContrastEnhancerTest
-
- controlKeyDown() - Static method in class ij.IJ
-
Returns true if the control key is down.
- ControlPanel - Class in ij.plugin
-
ControlPanel.
- ControlPanel() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.ControlPanel
-
- convert(String) - Method in class ij.plugin.Converter
-
Converts the ImagePlus to the specified image type.
- convert(ImageProcessor) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.ThresholdToSelection
-
- convert(int) - Method in class ij.process.MedianCut
-
Uses Heckbert's median-cut algorithm to divide the color space defined by
"hist" into "maxcubes" cubes.
- CONVERT_TO_FLOAT - Static variable in interface ij.plugin.filter.PlugInFilter
-
Set this flag to have the ImageProcessor that is passed to the run() method
converted to a FloatProcessor.
- Converter - Class in ij.plugin
-
Implements the conversion commands in the Image/Type submenu.
- Converter() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.Converter
-
- convertGrayJpegTo8Bits(ImagePlus) - Static method in class ij.io.Opener
-
If the specified image is grayscale, convert it to 8-bits.
- convertHSBToRGB() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts a 3-slice (hue, saturation, brightness) 8-bit stack to RGB.
- convertHyperstack(ImagePlus, ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.plugin.RGBStackConverter
-
- convertImagesToStack() - Method in class ij.plugin.ImagesToStack
-
- convertImagesToStack() - Method in class ij.plugin.StackEditor
-
- convertIndexToPosition(int) - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Converts the stack index 'n' (one-based) into a hyperstack position (channel, slice, frame).
- convertOutputType(Variable, Object) - Static method in class ij.macro.ExtensionDescriptor
-
- convertRGBStackToRGB() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts a 2 or 3 slice 8-bit stack to RGB.
- convertRGBtoIndexedColor(int) - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts an RGB image to 8-bits indexed color.
- convertShortcutToCode(String) - Static method in class ij.Menus
-
- convertStackToImages(ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.plugin.StackEditor
-
- convertToByte(boolean) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns an 8-bit version of this image as a ByteProcessor.
- convertToByte(int) - Method in class ij.process.MedianCut
-
This is a version of convert that returns a ByteProcessor.
- convertToByte() - Method in class ij.process.TypeConverter
-
Converts processor to a ByteProcessor.
- convertToByteProcessor() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns an 8-bit version of this image as a ByteProcessor. 16-bit and 32-bit
pixel data are scaled from min-max to 0-255.
- convertToByteProcessor(boolean) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns an 8-bit version of this image as a ByteProcessor. 16-bit and 32-bit
pixel data are scaled from min-max to 0-255 if 'scale' is true.
- convertToColorProcessor() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns an RGB version of this image as a ColorProcessor.
- convertToFloat() - Method in class ij.ImageStack
-
Creates a float version of this stack.
- convertToFloat() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a 32-bit float version of this image as a FloatProcessor.
- convertToFloat(float[]) - Method in class ij.process.TypeConverter
-
Converts processor to a FloatProcessor.
- convertToFloatProcessor() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a 32-bit float version of this image as a FloatProcessor.
- convertToGray16() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts this ImagePlus to 16-bit grayscale.
- convertToGray16() - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts this Stack to 16-bit grayscale.
- convertToGray32() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts this ImagePlus to 32-bit grayscale.
- convertToGray32() - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts this Stack to 32-bit (float) grayscale.
- convertToGray8() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts this ImagePlus to 8-bit grayscale.
- convertToGray8() - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts this Stack to 8-bit grayscale.
- convertToHSB() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts an RGB image to a HSB (hue, saturation and brightness) stack.
- convertToHSBHyperstack() - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts the stack (which must be RGB) to a 3 channel
(hue, saturation and brightness) hyperstack.
- convertToIndexedColor(int) - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts the stack to 8-bits indexed color.
- convertToRGB() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts this ImagePlus to RGB.
- convertToRGB() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns an RGB version of this image as a ColorProcessor.
- convertToRGB() - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts the Stack to RGB.
- convertToRGB() - Method in class ij.process.TypeConverter
-
Converts processor to a ColorProcessor.
- convertToRGBHyperstack() - Method in class ij.process.StackConverter
-
Converts the stack (which must be RGB) to a
3 channel (red, green and blue) hyperstack.
- convertToRGBStack() - Method in class ij.process.ImageConverter
-
Converts an RGB image to an RGB (red, green and blue) stack.
- convertToShort(boolean) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a 16-bit version of this image as a ShortProcessor.
- convertToShort() - Method in class ij.process.TypeConverter
-
Converts processor to a ShortProcessor.
- convertToShortProcessor() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a 16-bit version of this image as a ShortProcessor. 32-bit
pixel data are scaled from min-max to 0-255.
- convertToShortProcessor(boolean) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a 16-bit version of this image as a ShortProcessor. 32-bit
pixel data are scaled from min-max to 0-255 if 'scale' is true.
- convertVariable(Interpreter, int, Variable) - Static method in class ij.macro.ExtensionDescriptor
-
- convolve(ImageProcessor, float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Convolver
-
Convolves ip
with a kernel of width kw
and
height kh
.
- convolve(float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ByteProcessor
-
Performs a convolution operation using the specified kernel.
- convolve(float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
Performs a convolution operation using the specified kernel.
- convolve(float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.process.FloatProcessor
-
Performs a convolution operation using the specified kernel.
- CONVOLVE - Static variable in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
- convolve(float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Performs a convolution operation using the specified kernel.
- convolve(float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ShortProcessor
-
Performs a convolution operation using the specified kernel.
- convolve3x3(int[]) - Method in class ij.process.ByteProcessor
-
- convolve3x3(int[]) - Method in class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
3x3 convolution contributed by Glynne Casteel.
- convolve3x3(int[]) - Method in class ij.process.FloatProcessor
-
Does 3x3 convolution.
- convolve3x3(int[]) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Convolves the image or ROI with the specified
3x3 integer convolution kernel.
- convolve3x3(int[]) - Method in class ij.process.ShortProcessor
-
Does 3x3 convolution.
- convolveFloat(ImageProcessor, float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Convolver
-
Convolves the float image ip
with a kernel of width
kw
and height kh
.
- convolveFloat1D(FloatProcessor, float[], int, int) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Convolver
-
Convolves the image ip
with a kernel of width
kw
and height kh
.
- convolveFloat1D(FloatProcessor, float[], int, int, double) - Method in class ij.plugin.filter.Convolver
-
Convolves the image ip
with a kernel of width
kw
and height kh
.
- Convolver - Class in ij.plugin.filter
-
This plugin convolves images using user user defined kernels.
- Convolver() - Constructor for class ij.plugin.filter.Convolver
-
- coordinate - Variable in class craj.mapDigesterLocator.GmapsCoordinateCircleFindingsPair
-
the coordinate of the file in which circles where found
- COORDINATES - Static variable in class ij.io.RoiDecoder
-
- copy(boolean) - Method in class ij.gui.ImageWindow
-
Copies the current ROI to the clipboard.
- copy() - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Copies the contents of the current selection, or the entire
image if there is no selection, to the internal clipboard.
- copy(boolean) - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Copies the contents of the current selection to the internal clipboard.
- copy() - Method in class ij.measure.Calibration
-
Returns a clone of this object.
- COPY - Static variable in interface ij.process.Blitter
-
dst=src
- COPY_INVERTED - Static variable in interface ij.process.Blitter
-
dst=255-src (8-bits and RGB)
- COPY_TRANSPARENT - Static variable in interface ij.process.Blitter
-
Copies with white pixels transparent.
- COPY_ZERO_TRANSPARENT - Static variable in interface ij.process.Blitter
-
Copies with zero pixels transparent.
- copyAttributes(Roi) - Method in class ij.gui.Roi
-
Copy the attributes (outline color, fill color, outline width)
of 'roi2' to the this selection.
- copyAttributes(ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Copies attributes (name, ID, calibration, path) of the specified image to this image.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in interface ij.process.Blitter
-
Copies the image in 'src' to (x,y) using the specified mode.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ByteBlitter
-
Copies the byte image in 'ip' to (x,y) using the specified mode.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ByteProcessor
-
Copies the image contained in 'ip' to (xloc, yloc) using one of
the transfer modes defined in the Blitter interface.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ColorBlitter
-
Copies the RGB image in 'ip' to (x,y) using the specified mode.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
Copies the image contained in 'ip' to (xloc, yloc) using one of the
transfer modes defined in the Blitter interface.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.FloatBlitter
-
Copies the float image in 'ip' to (x,y) using the specified mode.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.FloatProcessor
-
Copies the image contained in 'ip' to (xloc, yloc) using one of
the transfer modes defined in the Blitter interface.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Copies the image contained in 'ip' to (xloc, yloc) using one of
the transfer modes defined in the Blitter interface.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ShortBlitter
-
Copies the 16-bit image in 'ip' to (x,y) using the specified mode.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ShortProcessor
-
Copies the image contained in 'ip' to (xloc, yloc) using one of
the transfer modes defined in the Blitter interface.
- copyBits(ImageProcessor, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.StackProcessor
-
- copyBits(ImageStack, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.StackProcessor
-
- copyColumnHeaders - Static variable in class ij.Prefs
-
Include column headers when copying tables to clipboard.
- copyFile(File, File) - Static method in class ij.macro.Functions
-
- copyLuts(ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.CompositeImage
-
Copies the LUTs and display mode of 'imp' to this image.
- copyScale(ImagePlus) - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Copies the calibration of the specified image to this image.
- copySelection() - Method in class ij.text.TextPanel
-
Copies the current selection to the system clipboard.
- CORNER_DIAMETER - Static variable in class ij.gui.Toolbar
-
- COS - Static variable in interface ij.macro.MacroConstants
-
- COUNT - Static variable in class ij.plugin.filter.MaximumFinder
-
Do not create an image, just count maxima and add count to Results table
- countObservers() - Method in class craj.mapDigesterLocator.GenericObservable
-
Returns the number of observers of this GenericObservable
object.
- craj - package craj
-
- craj.imagejplugin - package craj.imagejplugin
-
- craj.mapDigesterLocator - package craj.mapDigesterLocator
-
- craj.test - package craj.test
-
- create(int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.ImageStack
-
Creates a new ImageStack.
- create(String, String) - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Editor
-
- createBlankImage(int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.GUI
-
Creates a white AWT Image image of the specified size.
- createByteImage(String, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.NewImage
-
- createColorModel(FileInfo) - Method in class ij.io.FileOpener
-
Returns an IndexColorModel for the image specified by this FileInfo.
- createComposite(int, int, int, ImageStack[], boolean) - Method in class ij.plugin.RGBStackMerge
-
Deprecated; replaced by mergeChannels().
- createEmptyStack() - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Returns an empty image stack that has the same
width, height and color table as this image.
- createFloatImage(String, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.NewImage
-
- createGrayscaleColorModel(boolean) - Static method in class ij.LookUpTable
-
- createHyperStack(String, int, int, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.IJ
-
Creates a new hyperstack.
- createHyperStack(String, int, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
This method has been replaced by IJ.createHyperStack().
- createImage(String, int, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.NewImage
-
- createImage(String, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.IJ
-
Creates a new image.
- createImage(String, String, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.IJ
-
Creates a new imagePlus.
- createImage(String, String, int, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.IJ
-
Creates a new hyperstack.
- createImage(IndexColorModel) - Static method in class ij.plugin.LutLoader
-
Creates a 256x32 image from an IndexColorModel.
- createImage() - Method in class ij.process.ByteProcessor
-
- createImage() - Method in class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
- createImage() - Method in class ij.process.FloatProcessor
-
Create an 8-bit AWT image by scaling pixels in the range min-max to 0-255.
- createImage() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a copy of this image is the form of an AWT Image.
- createImage() - Method in class ij.process.ShortProcessor
-
Create an 8-bit AWT image by scaling pixels in the range min-max to 0-255.
- createImagePlus() - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Returns a new ImagePlus with this image's attributes
(e.g. spatial scale), but no image.
- createInputStream(FileInfo) - Method in class ij.io.FileOpener
-
Returns an InputStream for the image described by this FileInfo.
- createInvertedLut() - Method in class ij.process.LUT
-
- createLut() - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Creates a LookUpTable object that corresponds to this image.
- createLutFromColor(Color) - Method in class ij.CompositeImage
-
- createLutFromColor(Color) - Static method in class ij.process.LUT
-
Creates a color LUT from a Color.
- createMacro(String, String) - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Editor
-
- createMacro(String) - Method in class ij.plugin.NewPlugin
-
- createNewRoi(int, int) - Method in class ij.ImagePlus
-
Starts the process of creating a new selection, where sx and sy are the
starting screen coordinates.
- createOverlay() - Static method in class ij.plugin.OverlayLabels
-
Creates an empty Overlay that has the current label settings.
- createPlugin(String, int, String) - Method in class ij.plugin.NewPlugin
-
- createProcessor(int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ByteProcessor
-
Returns a new, blank ByteProcessor with the specified width and height.
- createProcessor(int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
Returns a new, blank ColorProcessor with the specified width and height.
- createProcessor(int, int) - Method in class ij.process.FloatProcessor
-
Returns a new, blank FloatProcessor with the specified width and height.
- createProcessor(int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Returns a new, blank processor with the specified width and height.
- createProcessor(int, int) - Method in class ij.process.ShortProcessor
-
Returns a new, blank ShortProcessor with the specified width and height.
- createRGBImage(String, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.NewImage
-
- createShortImage(String, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.NewImage
-
Creates an unsigned short image.
- createSubtitle() - Method in class ij.gui.ImageWindow
-
Creates the subtitle.
- createSubtitle() - Method in class ij.gui.StackWindow
-
- createTableFromImage(ImageProcessor) - Static method in class ij.measure.ResultsTable
-
Creates a ResultsTable from an image or image selection.
- createThreadArray(int) - Static method in class ij.util.ThreadUtil
-
- createThreadArray() - Static method in class ij.util.ThreadUtil
-
- createUnsignedShortImage(String, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class ij.gui.NewImage
-
Deprecated.
Short images are always unsigned.
- createWindow() - Method in class ij.gui.ProfilePlot
-
Displays this profile plot in a window.
- crop(Rectangle) - Method in class ij.gui.Overlay
-
- crop(int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.Overlay
-
Removes ROIs having positions outside of the
interval defined by firstSlice and lastSlice.
- crop(int, int, int, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.gui.Overlay
-
Removes ROIs having a C, Z or T coordinate outside the volume
defined by firstC, lastC, firstZ, lastZ, firstT and lastT.
- crop(int, int, int, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.ImageStack
-
Creates a new stack by cropping this one.
- crop() - Method in class ij.process.ByteProcessor
-
- crop() - Method in class ij.process.ColorProcessor
-
- crop() - Method in class ij.process.FloatProcessor
-
- crop() - Method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
Creates a new processor containing an image
that corresponds to the current ROI.
- crop() - Method in class ij.process.ShortProcessor
-
- crop(int, int, int, int) - Method in class ij.process.StackProcessor
-
Crops the stack to the specified rectangle.
- cropOverlay(Overlay, Rectangle) - Static method in class ij.plugin.Duplicator
-
- CROSS - Static variable in class ij.gui.Plot
-
Display points using an cross-shaped mark.
- CROSS - Static variable in class ij.gui.PlotWindow
-
Display points using an cross-shaped mark.
- CROSSHAIR - Static variable in class ij.gui.Toolbar
-
- CTZ - Static variable in class ij.plugin.HyperStackConverter
-
- cubic(double) - Static method in class ij.process.ImageProcessor
-
- currentMemory() - Static method in class ij.IJ
-
Returns the amount of memory currently being used by ImageJ.
- cursorOverImage() - Method in class ij.gui.ImageCanvas
-
Returns 'true' if the cursor is over this image.
- CurveFitter - Class in ij.measure
-
Curve fitting class based on the Simplex method in the Minimizer class
Notes on fitting polynomial functions:
(i) The range of x values should not be too far from 0, especially for higher-order polynomials.
- CurveFitter(double[], double[]) - Constructor for class ij.measure.CurveFitter
-
Construct a new CurveFitter.
- CUSTOM - Static variable in class ij.io.Opener
-
- CUSTOM - Static variable in class ij.measure.Calibration
-
- CZT - Static variable in class ij.plugin.HyperStackConverter
-


Hundreds protest over Kyrgyz corruption report
BISHKEK (Reuters) - Hundreds of people protested in front of the Kyrgyz government headquarters on Monday demanding that the authorities follow up on a media investigation of alleged money laundering to the tune of $700 million involving former senior officials.
Kyrgyzstan, a close ally of Moscow and site of a Russian military airbase, is the most politically volatile nation in Central Asia and protests which turned into violent riots toppled two Kyrgyz presidents in 2005 and 2010.
Published this month, the investigative report by several local and international media outlets alleges that a well-connected group has for years been smuggling Chinese goods into Kyrgyzstan and then channeling its profits out of the country.
Kyrgyz private news website Kloop, United States-sponsored Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and a collective of European news outlets called the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), who jointly produced the report, said their main source had been a Chinese-born businessman who fell out with his former partners in the former Soviet republic.
The businessman was shot dead in Istanbul this month.
On Monday, about 500 people gathered on a square outside the main government building in Bishkek, demanding an investigation into the matter and the resignation of senior officials in charge of combating financial crime.
Some carried posters saying “Return our money” and “Kyrgyzstan is not impoverished, Kyrgyzstan is being robbed”.
The Kyrgyz government has said it was investigating the allegations made in the report.


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