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Interfacing Kdb+ with Excel
Interfacing via HTTP and CSV files
Assume that a Kdb+ server process is listening on port 5001. Then an HTTP client can send a request that will return a CSV file. For instance, you can type this URL into a browser
http://localhost:5001/q.csv?select from trade where i < 10
to get the first 10 trades. Depending on your browser settings, the result will be opened directly in Excel, saved to a CSV file, etc. The resulting CSV file would look something like this:
stock,price,amount,time goog,75.43086,1800,05:21:48.815 amzn,96.28739,1400,03:46:53.366 goog,4.82224,2700,19:21:25.970 amd,34.25556,2400,16:00:29.397 msft,79.84078,1800,10:46:41.918 ibm,85.37164,1700,08:51:43.909 intel,60.03132,1900,08:17:48.629 amd,48.66041,2200,00:59:15.559 ibm,97.46072,1000,00:50:52.943 ibm,7.951954,1200,20:21:11.319
Alternatively a command-line HTTP client, such as wget, can also be used:
wget -O output.csv "http://localhost:5001/q.csv?select from trade where i < 10"
This saves the result of the query to the file 'output.csv', which can be loaded into Excel later.
The result should be a table, so that it can be converted to a CSV file. For instance, the following is invalid:
wget -O output.csv "http://localhost:5001/q.csv?first trade"
because the result is a dictionary. We need '1 # trade'. Notice that the '#' symbol cannot be written literally in a URL.
wget -O output.csv "http://localhost:5001/q.csv?1 %23 trade"
Interfacing via CSV files
CSV files can also be generated by a Kdb+ process, without using HTTP. For instance, the result of the previous query can be saved into a table and then to a file:
q)output: select from trade where i < 10 q)save `:output.csv
Excel automation add-ins
With Automation add-ins for Excel, you can use a C# function to be called as a cell formula. This function can communicate with a Kdb+ server process.
More information on this can be found at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173189(VS.80).aspx
Real-time interface via Excel RTD
It is possible to have Excel display changing data dynamically using the RTD (real-time data) functionality. C. Skelton has developed a RTD server for Kdb+ available from http://code.kx.com/wsvn/code/contrib/cskelton/excelrtd.
This server is a .NET application, and it communicates directly with a kdb+ Ticker Plant, or a chained ticker plant. The RTD feature allows real time data coming in from the ticker plant to be displayed in excel. The schema can be customised according to whatever table names and column names are present in the ticker plant.
Downloading
The RTD server can be downloaded from the contrib section of this site at from http://code.kx.com/wsvn/code/contrib/cskelton/excelrtd.
To install, run the setup.exe program and follow the instructions. You will need the Microsoft .NET Runtime installed.
Configuration
Change directory to the location where you installed the program. At that location you will see the file
K4RtdServer.dll.config
which is an XML file that contains config information for the server. Change the host and port keys in this file to connect to your ticker plant or chained ticker plant. Chained ticker plants are recommended as they provide some level of protection to your primary ticker plant.
The name key indicates the logical name of the plant, and is referenced from within the Excel worksheet.
For troubleshooting, a log can be activated - the log directory is specified in the config file under the logdir key. The program will create log files in the format logdir/log_hhmmssfff.txt. Several levels of tracing are available:
- "off"
- "error"
- "warning"
- "info"
- "verbose"
The RTD Server can also "fill" data on your behalf - should a null value be received from your ticker plant, the rtd server will use the last non-null value received for that cell instead.
Example RTD file
The distribution contains an example Excel file that works with the default schema for demo trade and quote schema shipped with Kdb+.
The format for requesting data from the Rtd Server is
=RTD("K4RtdServer",,"plantname","tablename","column","symbol")
The RTD server can also store the recent history of a cell, and this can be made available by using an index into the history as an additional parameter to the RTD call, e.g.
=RTD("K4RtdServer",,"plantname","tablename","column","symbol",1)
will get the previous value of the cell. This can be useful for conditional formatting or perhaps triggering some other calculation. Other cells can be dependent on cells using the RTD function, as can series in charts.
Adjusting the update rate for Excel
To set the engine to handle a larger volume of updates, in Excel complete the following:
- In Excel, go to the Visual Basic Editor (by pressing ALT+F11 or clicking Visual Basic Editor from the Macro menu (Tools menu)).
- 2. In the Immediate window (press CTRL+G or click Immediate Window on the View menu), type this code:
Application.RTD.ThrottleInterval = 1000
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Currently, ScriptCS.Rebus uses MSMQ as transport mechanism. In the latest release of ScriptCs.Rebus, I’ve included support for RabbitMQ and console logging.
RabbitMQ is a widely used and rock-solid messaging framework. In my original post, I outlined how to get started using ScriptCs and ScriptCs.Rebus in particular, I’ll therefore urge the reader to read that post prior to this one.
Besides major refactorings and code clean-up, the two main features of 0.3.0 is support for RabbitMQ and console logging.
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AS GOOD AS IT GETS A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Jack Nicholson plays a misanthropic apartment dweller who makes a hobby of being nasty to people.  The plot twists are all fairly predictable, but James L. Brooks give us some characters we can care about and an amiable plot. One can almost see this as a pilot for a TV comedy series. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), 1 (-4 to +4)
James L. Brooks has built a career being the executive producer on some of the most popular TV situation comedies including "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "Rhoda," "Taxi," "The Tracy Ullman Show," and "The Simpsons." His touch is comedy with a strong dose of human character, especially characters with foibles. His film-work has been more spotty but includes TERMS OF ENDEARMENT and BROADCAST NEWS. His new film AS GOOD AS IT GETS is more like his TV series than it is like his better films. In it he tells the story of a solitary misanthrope, a hermit living in is big city, who finally discovers his humanity and finds joy in relating to the very people he despised previously, not at all unlike Ebenezer Scrooge. The film's release around Christmas time only exaggerates the parallels to Dickens's A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Melvin Udall (played with the usual gusto by Jack Nicholson) is a boy-man who lives by himself in a New York City apartment building. And by himself is just how he likes it since there is nothing he can see that is very positive in his neighbors or anyone else for him to care about. He is finishing his 62nd book in a series of romance novels whose popularity he ascribes to the fact that he actually loathes women. His hobby is candor raised to the level of a martial art.   Melvin's favorite person in the world (meaning he has only a mild dislike for her) is Carol Connelly (Helen Hunt of TWISTER) the waitress who serves him at a local restaurant. Circumstances--with a strong assist from Simon's professional manager (Cuba Gooding, Jr.)--force Melvin to take Simon's dog into his apartment and care for him. In spite of all his worst instincts, Melvin finds himself actually liking the dog and this opens a chink in his shell that allows him to start relating to both Simon and Carol. What follows one of the last act of A CHRISTMAS CAROL played in slow motion. Melvin also takes an interest in medical care for Carol's sickly (dare I say "Tiny- Tim-like") child.
The film itself is sporadically funny and occasionally touching, but offers little that is not available on TV. One difference between this film and a TV comedy is the shock value of Nicholson's comments and insults. Melvin goes well beyond the limits of Archie Bunker or even of the Simpsons making obscene suggestions about Simon's sex life. One can do that in a movie and not face TV censorship, I guess, but they do little to improve the viewing experience.
Beyond the go-for-the-throat comments, Brooks has done here little that he could not have done on the set of a situation comedy. Certainly this is a story told on a smaller scale than his TERMS OF ENDEARMENT or BROADCAST NEWS. The script, which Brooks co-authored with Mark Andrus is funny only on a hit and miss basis. Perhaps part of the problem is that once it is established what a creep our main character is, the audience has less emotional investment in seeing him rewarded with a happy ending. One is torn between whether the best ending has him finding happiness or being hit by a truck.
This is certainly one of Brooks's more minor contributions to American entertainment. The film is watchable, but tepid. I rate it a 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 15:53:15.@hectorcorrea I'm quoting what you wrote This code also takes into consideration the "Oversize" token that Alma puts at the front of some call numbers.
We decided to put $k (that may include Oversize) in front of the callnumberdisplay not Alma. See callnumberdisplay:
https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/5c1f6ed3f4b2a20bb98c8e72ddbbdf3519cf257e/marc_to_solr/lib/traject_config.rb#L1307 vs callnumberbrowses: https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/blob/5c1f6ed3f4b2a20bb98c8e72ddbbdf3519cf257e/marctosolr/lib/trajectconfig.rb#L1315 where we keep $k at the end of the callnumberbrowse_s.
@christinach @hackartisan I made a few adjustments per your review. In particular I narrowed the location check for "firestore$stacks" and made the code to adjust the call number a bit more generic and easier to expand to take other prefixes into consideration if we need to.
Notice that I am adjusting the call number in place rather than pulling the values from Solr. I am not totally pleased with this approach, I think it duplicates the logic from Traject, but, I am afraid that for records with more than one call number (e.g. https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/722287) I won't be able to match the values in Alma to the ones in Solr to pick the right sortable number. We can discuss this if we really want to use the Solr values.
Oh yeah, I also need to add tests, but I am waiting to see if this is even the approach we want to take :)
Added tests.
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by None at 2021-06-30 19:26:24.Here are the values in subfield c of the 'f' location in Voyager, with their frequency of occurrence: Oversize -> 30137 G53 -> 1 uncat to John Logan -> 1 2 -> 2 CAS -> 1 Oversize CD1040 -> 1 P767 1999 -> 1 tr fr dixn -> 6 t fr dixn -> 1 Oversize RA566.27 -> 1 c2005 -> 1 Overisize -> 1 Oversize DA990.U46 -> 1 Oversize PE1128.A2 -> 1 Oversize Oversize -> 5 Overszie -> 2 Oversize f -> 1 oversize -> 4 Oversized -> 5 Overszize -> 1 Give to Circ for Morgan Robinson -> 1 Ovrersize -> 2 Overeize -> 1 Oversie -> 1
So it looks like just handling 'Folio' and 'Oversize' should suffice.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-06-30 19:23:26.There's only 12k of these in Figgy, it's probably faster to just pull them all and find the ones that are used but not in delivery_locations.json.
figgy_production=# SELECT metadata->'holding_location'->0, COUNT(*) FROM orm_resources WHERE metadata @> '{"holding_loc
ation": [{}]}' GROUP BY metadata->'holding_location'->0;
?column? | count
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{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/7"} | 81
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/5"} | 1
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/33"} | 42
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/15"} | 1
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/8"} | 1
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/14"} | 1
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/13"} | 1844
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/4"} | 158
{"@id": "https://bibdata.princeton.edu/locations/delivery_locations/9"} | 9777
(9 rows)
Of these only "33" is missing from current bibdata. Digging around to see what that one is now.
33 used to be: ``` 33 Engineering Library Off-Site Storage Friend Center for Engineering Education, Princeton, NJ 08544<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>f 2018-04-18 20:53:16-04 2018-04-18 20:55:58-04 5 PT f t
I just need to change everything that was 33 to be 5.
The migration's done. Best place to document this, @christinach ? Top of that holding_locations.json file?
@tpendragon yes. I think you meant delivery_locations.json ?
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 21:23:26.both keys are now available in the solr response from Blacklight. Prefer electronicportfolios over electronicaccess1display. If only the latter is present, use that.
This has been restored with https://git.atmire.com/clients/princeton-5/-/compare/oar-prod...jrgriffiniii-oar-rt4ds-deployment, however there is still one inconsistency with deployment for the underlying rt4ds/WEB-INF/libs
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This is a hard ticket with a lot of moving parts. We should talk about it during check-in.
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by None at 2021-06-30 14:41:21.The feature fails gracefully when a location isn't configured, so this likely isn't necessary given the proposed timeline.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 19:07:02.closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 19:07:03.head_ref_deleted
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 19:07:07.closed by https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/pull/2544
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 16:56:54.closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-06-30 19:07:38.Coverage increased (+0.09%) to 96.826% when pulling 1393ff32ba2d681625be089c8723b48c267d9584 on alma into 45d9d4a0e88f5de912132a9e17fba44dc5753c2d on main.
I don't have the background info to know which resources are gone so I don't really feel qualified to write up documentation about it. I'm gonna pull myself off this ticket and put it back in ready.
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-06-30 13:30:53.@tpendragon, @kayiwa fixed it; give another look?
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-06-30 13:54:08.won't fix
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-06-30 13:55:57.Added support for Editor text format in LinkIt profile. Fixed.
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by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-06-30 14:23:21.Duplicate of #1717
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by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-06-30 14:24:28.closed
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-06-30 14:24:28."works as designed" according to https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor4/issues/469#issuecomment-306279192
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by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-06-30 15:19:09.closed
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-06-30 15:37:56.There might no longer be a need to pin certain events on the homepage.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-06-30 15:47:26.For deployment on the day the Alma over Blacklight catalog goes live. currently scheduled for 8/2. Redeploy to staging to confirm operation a day or two before the catalog go live.
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by None at 2021-06-30 16:04:04.I think this issue extends beyond scope and content notes. I think it's anytime an ampersand is used?
@faithc It looks like the above record got fixed. Do you have a broken one somewhere?
I think this is because Kelly had just decided to use "and" rather than "&" to avoid the issue. I just switched it back to the latter (since that's still what ASpace expects; hopefully they resolve this soon); the issue remains.
Thank you!
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by None at 2021-06-30 19:46:10.@bess There is something wrong with the javascript on this branch. I haven’t taken a close look, but If you open the browser console when loading the app you’ll see what I mean. An error in geo-coder.js
and results.js
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LTSM recurrent neural network working at character level trained on Javascript code. Try typing code in the text area below and see what it predicts as the next character. Typical things it recognized well : a few keywords function, this or return and vocabulary length, data or color, common structures for (var i=0; i<n; i++), and a bit of indentation (with detection of minified mode).
Next character prediction:
"Pick randomly" : pick sampling uniformly in the cumulative distribution.
Screenshot below from Tensorboard :
This calculation graph is a Tensorflow LTSM cell. It is almost a direct transcription of formulas in Wikipedia article (and other sources).
But what is the y additive term highlighted in red ?
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Wikipedia formulas and C. Olah graph: \[ \begin{align} f_t &= \sigma_g(W_{f} x_t + U_{f} h_{t-1} + b_f) \\ i_t &= \sigma_g(W_{i} x_t + U_{i} h_{t-1} + b_i) \\ o_t &= \sigma_g(W_{o} x_t + U_{o} h_{t-1} + b_o) \\ c_t &= f_t \circ c_{t-1} + i_t \circ \sigma_c(W_{c} x_t + U_{c} h_{t-1} + b_c) \\ h_t &= o_t \circ \sigma_h(c_t) \end{align} \] |
Tensorboard version:
An embedding is a mapping of each of possibly many possible input (char or words) onto a vector of smaller dimension used as neural network input. It is akin a PCA, where the factors are such that the subsequent classification or regression works best.
Embedding of present character level RNN looks like below:
... which is instructive but nowhere as nice of word level or even image level embedding visualisation:
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Installation¶
NPAT is available through the Python Package index, which allows installation using Python’s standard command line utility pip. Assuming Python and Pip are installed already, you can install NPAT with the command:
pip install --user npat
or:
python -m pip install --user npat
If you’d like to install the most recent (unreleased) version of NPAT, you can clone the NPAT github, and install by either running python -m setup.py install --user
or make install
.
Troubleshooting¶
NPAT should download about 1GB of nuclear data during setup, however if this download fails for some reason the databases can be downloaded by downloading the setup file and running it with the command:
python setup.py install --user
If this fails, you can alternatively download npat as a .zip file from dropbox and unzip it into the appropriate site-packages directory. If you’re unsure where that is, the following StackExchange is a useful reference.


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This library follows the FastCGI spec. It only supports the Responder role, and does not support multiplexing (which is not supported by any servers, so is unlikely to be an issue).
These enum
s are used throughout the library, and have the same meanings as the FCGI_
constants #define
d in the spec.
for o in Record,Role,Status: print(list(o))
t = 1_000_000_101
s = struct.pack('!L', t | (1<<31))
test_eq(readlen(BytesIO(s).read), t)
b = BytesIO(d).read
recv_record(b)
typ,p = recv_record(b); typ,p
recv_record(b)
params(p)
class _Stream(BytesIO):
def write(self, b):
if isinstance(b,bytes): b=b.decode()
super().write(b)
This is used in much the same way as StreamRequestHandler, except that receiving the data is handled for you before your handle
method is called. All headers are available in the params
dictionary. All streams are available through indexing (i.e. using __getitem__
). The stdin
stream contains the data sent to your handler. Write to the stdout
and stderr
streams to send data to the client.
Here's an example subclass:
class TestHandler(FcgiHandler):
def handle(self):
print('query:', self.environ['QUERY_STRING'])
print('content type:', self.environ.get('HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE', 'N/A'))
print('stdin:', self['stdin'].read())
self['stdout'].write(b"Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\nfoobar\r\n")
To test it, we'll use an http➡fcgi proxy. We can download http2fcgi
and run it in the background as follows:
run('./get_http2fcgi.sh')
proc = subprocess.Popen(['./http2fcgi'])
We can now test the handler by running a server in the background...
p = Path('fcgi.sock')
if p.exists(): p.unlink()
@threaded
def _f():
with UnixStreamServer(str(p), TestHandler) as srv: srv.handle_request()
_f()
time.sleep(0.2) # wait for server to start
...and use curl
to test it:
urlread('http://localhost:6065/setup.py?a=1', foo='bar', greeting='你好')
Finally, we kill the http2fcgi
background process.
proc.terminate()
Instead of self.stdout.write(...)
(which requires byte strings and \r\n
line endings, and does not append a line ending automatically) we can use print
.
For errors, you can either write
to stderr
, or call err
, which is like print
, but for stderr
.
Here we repeat the previous example, but using some of these helper functions:
class TestHandler(FcgiHandler):
def handle(self):
print('stdin:', self.content())
self.write(b"Content-type: text/html\r\n\r\nfoobar\r\n")
self.print("foobar")
proc = subprocess.Popen(['./http2fcgi'])
if p.exists(): p.unlink()
t = _f()
time.sleep(0.2)
print(urlread('http://localhost:6065/setup.py?a=1', foo='bar', greeting='你好'))
proc.terminate()


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| Imports.parameters | |
Variables | |
| int | Imports.parameters.max_overlap = 5 |
| int | Imports.parameters.width = 5 |
| Value above which the cell stops growing till the pressure decreases. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.length = 15 |
| Half cell width. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.growth_speed = 30 |
| Initial cell length. More... | |
| Imports.parameters.Gt = length*growth_speed | |
| Iterations between elongation processes (time to resolve forces, define bigger for big simulations) More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.real_Gt = 100 |
| tuple | Imports.parameters.minute = float(Gt) |
| Real generation time in Minutes. More... | |
| float | Imports.parameters.p_d = 0.001 |
| Iterations per minute. More... | |
| float | Imports.parameters.p_t1 = 0.02 |
| Probability of conjugation event in donors. More... | |
| float | Imports.parameters.p_t2 = 0.05 |
| Probability of conjugation event in transconjugant (converted from donor) More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.c_time = 10 |
| Probability of conjugation event in transconjugant (converted from trans) More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.network_steps = 18 |
| Conjugation time in iterations. More... | |
| tuple | Imports.parameters.i_time = float(network_steps) |
| Number of steps of the ODEs per Gt. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.number_recipients = 20 |
| Number of integration steps in each call to the program. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.number_donors = 20 |
| Initial number of recipients. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.spring_bias_coeficient = 10 |
| Initial number of donors. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.spring_rest_length = 10 |
| Spring bias coeficient. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.spring_stiffness = 10 |
| Spring rest length. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.spring_damping = 100 |
| Spring stiffness. More... | |
| float | Imports.parameters.cell_infancy = 0.20 |
| Spring damping. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.pymunk_steps = 1 |
| (Percentage) Time in which the cell is too young to conjugate More... | |
| float | Imports.parameters.pymunk_clock_ticks = 1500.0 |
| Pymunk steps. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.bac_mass = 10 |
| Pymunk clock ticks. More... | |
| int | Imports.parameters.bac_friction = 10 |
| Cell's mass. More... | |


Gecode::Int::Arithmetic Namespace Reference
Detailed Description
Numerical (arithmetic) propagators.
Classes | |
| class | ValuesMapSqr |
| Mapping integer to square. More... | |
| class | ValuesMapSqrt |
| Mapping integer to square root. More... | |
| class | RangesMapSqr |
| Mapping ranges to squares. More... | |
| class | RangesMapSqrt |
| Mapping integer to square root. More... | |
| class | AbsBnd |
| Bounds consistent absolute value propagator. More... | |
| class | AbsDom |
| Domain consistent absolute value propagator. More... | |
| class | MaxBnd |
| Bounds consistent ternary maximum propagator. More... | |
| class | NaryMaxBnd |
| Bounds consistent n-ary maximum propagator. More... | |
| class | MaxDom |
| Domain consistent ternary maximum propagator. More... | |
| class | NaryMaxDom |
| Domain consistent n-ary maximum propagator. More... | |
| class | SqrPlusBnd |
| Bounds consistent positive square propagator. More... | |
| class | SqrBnd |
| Bounds consistent square propagator. More... | |
| class | SqrPlusDom |
| Domain consistent positive square propagator. More... | |
| class | SqrDom |
| Domain consistent square propagator. More... | |
| class | SqrtBnd |
| Bounds consistent square root propagator. More... | |
| class | SqrtDom |
| Domain consistent square root propagator. More... | |
| class | MultZeroOne |
| Bounds or domain consistent propagator for . More... | |
| class | MultPlusBnd |
| Bounds consistent positive multiplication propagator. More... | |
| class | MultBnd |
| Bounds consistent multiplication propagator. More... | |
| class | MultPlusDom |
| Domain consistent positive multiplication propagator. More... | |
| class | MultDom |
| Domain consistent multiplication propagator. More... | |
| class | DivPlusBnd |
| Bounds consistent positive division propagator. More... | |
| class | DivBnd |
| Bounds consistent division propagator. More... | |
| class | DivMod |
| Integer division/modulo propagator. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | MaxPropStatus { MPS_ASSIGNED = 1<<0, MPS_REMOVED = 1<<1, MPS_NEW_BOUND = 1<<2 } |
| Status of propagation for nary max. More... | |
Functions | |
| template<class View, template< class View0, class View1 > class Eq> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_abs_bnd (Space *home, Propagator *p, View x0, View x1) |
| template<class Val, class VA, class VB, class VC, bool towardsMinInf> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_div_plus_bnd (Space *home, Propagator *p, VA x0, VB x1, VC x2) |
| template<class View> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_max_bnd (Space *home, View x0, View x1, View x2) |
| template<class View> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_nary_max_bnd (Space *home, Propagator *p, ViewArray< View > &x, View y, PropCond pc) |
| template<class Val> | |
| Val | m (int x, int y) |
| Multiply x and y as type Val. | |
| template<class Val> | |
| Val | m (int x, double y) |
| Multiply x and y as type Val. | |
| template<class Val> | |
| int | c_d_p (int x, Val y) |
| Compute where x and y are non-negative. | |
| template<class Val> | |
| int | f_d_p (int x, Val y) |
| Compute where x and y are non-negative. | |
| template<> | |
| int | c_d_p< int > (int x, int y) |
| template<> | |
| int | c_d_p< double > (int x, double y) |
| template<> | |
| int | f_d_p< int > (int x, int y) |
| template<> | |
| int | f_d_p< double > (int x, double y) |
| int | f_d (int x, int y) |
| Compute . | |
| int | c_d (int x, int y) |
| Compute . | |
| template<class View> | |
| bool | pos (const View &x) |
| Test whether x is postive. | |
| template<class View> | |
| bool | neg (const View &x) |
| Test whether x is negative. | |
| template<class View> | |
| bool | any (const View &x) |
| Test whether x is neither positive nor negative. | |
| template<class Val, class VA, class VB, class VC> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_mult_plus_bnd (Space *home, Propagator *p, VA x0, VB x1, VC x2) |
| template<class Val, class View> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_mult_dom (Space *home, Propagator *p, View x0, View x1, View x2) |
| template<class VA, class VB> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_sqr_plus_bnd (Space *home, VA x0, VB x1) |
| template<class View> | |
| ExecStatus | prop_sqrt_bnd (Space *home, View x0, View x1) |
Enumeration Type Documentation
Function Documentation
template<class View, template< class View0, class View1 > class Eq>
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::prop_abs_bnd | ( | Space * | home, | |
| Propagator * | p, | |||
| View | x0, | |||
| View | x1 | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class Val, class VA, class VB, class VC, bool towardsMinInf>
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::prop_div_plus_bnd | ( | Space * | home, | |
| Propagator * | p, | |||
| VA | x0, | |||
| VB | x1, | |||
| VC | x2 | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 48 of file divmod.icc.
template<class View>
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::prop_max_bnd | ( | Space * | home, | |
| View | x0, | |||
| View | x1, | |||
| View | x2 | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class View>
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::prop_nary_max_bnd | ( | Space * | home, | |
| Propagator * | p, | |||
| ViewArray< View > & | x, | |||
| View | y, | |||
| PropCond | pc | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class Val>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::m | ( | int | x, | |
| int | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class Val>
| double Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::m | ( | int | x, | |
| double | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class Val>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::c_d_p | ( | int | x, | |
| Val | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Compute where x and y are non-negative.
template<class Val>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::f_d_p | ( | int | x, | |
| Val | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Compute where x and y are non-negative.
template<>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::c_d_p< int > | ( | int | x, | |
| int | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::c_d_p< double > | ( | int | x, | |
| double | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::f_d_p< int > | ( | int | x, | |
| int | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<>
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::f_d_p< double > | ( | int | x, | |
| double | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::f_d | ( | int | x, | |
| int | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
| int Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::c_d | ( | int | x, | |
| int | y | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class View>
| bool Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::pos | ( | const View & | x | ) | [inline] |
template<class View>
| bool Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::neg | ( | const View & | x | ) | [inline] |
template<class View>
| bool Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::any | ( | const View & | x | ) | [inline] |
template<class Val, class VA, class VB, class VC>
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::prop_mult_plus_bnd | ( | Space * | home, | |
| Propagator * | p, | |||
| VA | x0, | |||
| VB | x1, | |||
| VC | x2 | |||
| ) | [inline] |
template<class Val, class View>
| ExecStatus Gecode::Int::Arithmetic::prop_mult_dom | ( | Space * | home, | |
| Propagator * | p, | |||
| View | x0, | |||
| View | x1, | |||
| View | x2 | |||
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App and device security analysis
BLEmap analyses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices and the applications that interact with them. BLEmap combines these two analysis to extract device functionality and identify security vulnerabilities present in IoT and other BLE-enabled devices.
Vulnerabiilty and device database
BLEmap holds functionality and security data from thousands of devices. Our application analysis algorithm allows us to identify the main functionality of a device and its security. Our database can also be used to match devices in the real world, allowing to identify vulnerable devices by scanning the area for Bluetooth devices.
Automatic analysis
BLEmap is automatic and can be used from a command line (to enable automation), or with an easy-to-use graphical user interface. BLEmap will generate reports in machine and human readable formats. BLEmap will soon be available in a mobile application, making it even easier to perform Bluetooth security analysis on-the-go..


Hello!
I have got a problem with the wepon stats.
In my own stats there are missing some things. I show to you in 2 pics.
My stats:
Missing.png
Stats from friends or other playes:
There.png
1. in my stats ther is no headshot rate and so on
2. and in my stats ther are no service stars at the wepons
I am using Chrome V.25,... as my browser
Hope you can help me!
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xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
I just tested it and I can confirm it. I can't either see any of the shown statistics on your profile.
I'm using Firefox myself.
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
wtf!
so on your own profile you can see all but not on mine?
how does that even work?!
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Have you changed your name recently?
I cannot find "I_like_Chocolate" via search in battlelog or on bf3stats.
If yes, it takes some days that all working fine again.
The reason is that you not findable in bf3stats.
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
you must write at the first letter a liddle L
cause with i was already given by an inactive user -.-
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Ok, than all is working fine for me on your profile.
Have you disabled all custom plugins in bblog?
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
i tried already but when all are disabled it doesn't work too :/
BrainFooLong
Administrator
twm-killerkeks wrote:
i tried already but when all are disabled it doesn't work too :/
Hm, that's weird. I have no idea actually.
Can you export your bblog settings and post the export file here? Maybe it helps when i have your settings.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
I_like_Chocolate
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
hm where can i find i do not needed them there fore
and how can i upload it on bblog.com?

BrainFooLong
Administrator
You need to upload it to a hoster.
Like rapidshare or something.
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
meh
i don't want an accout on a hoster i doont need it
but can ask a friend moment pls
EDIT: on top right is the download button ;) [in case you don't see it]
BrainFooLong
Administrator
The file works thanks. But i don't have any problem on your profile...
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
i am really confused
how does it look on your own prfile with my settings?

Post edited 1 x times, last by
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
found the problem
at bf3 stats were sth turned off:
turned off.png
now it works
there.png
but the weird thing is that on other stats the 2 things worked
but i have it now on and its back thanks for help and so on :D
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Lol, but anyway, fine to see it's working.
xXJumpyXx
Helping Hand
BrainFooLong wrote:
@Jumpy
You have the same problem, do you have any errors in your firefox/firebug console?
It couldn't see his statistics before, but now I can.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
I_like_Chocolate
Topicstarter
I_like_Chocolate
very wierd now it's buggy again
annoying..
but i will have to work with it :/
EDIT: I really think bblog wants to troll me..
after i have played a liddle bit with friends it works. WTF man?! xD


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Basic Terminology
The study of differential equations is very broad, as it essentially describes any system which undergoes change.
There are a few key words to know when discussing or describing these sorts of equations.
A
differential equation is one that relates a function to its derivatives. For instance, `y=3y'-2` and `\left(y''\right)^2=\pi` are both differential equations.
An
ordinary differential equation (ODE) is one that involves a function of one independent variable, while a
partial differential equation (PDE) involves several independent variables.
PDEs are generally far more difficult to solve.
The
order of a differential equation is the highest order of derivation of the unknown function. For instance, `y^{(4)}-y''+y=0` is a fourth-order differential equation
and `y'=y+x^4` is a first-order differential equation.
A differential equation is
linear if and only if it can be written as `\sum_{i=0}^{n}a_i(x)y^{(n-i)}=f(x)` for a given order `n` and arbitrary functions `a_i(x)` and `f(x)`.
The equation `y'=3xy+2-x^3` is linear but `y^2=y''+3x` is not because of the `y^2` term.
Such an equation is
homogeneous if and only if `f(x)=0`. For instance, the equation `y(x-1)=y''` is homogeneous, but `y'=x+y` is not.
An alternate use of the term
homogeneous in the context of first-order differential equations is when describing those which can be written `\dfrac{\mathrm dy}{\mathrm dx}=F\left(\dfrac yx\right)`
for some function `F`. This comes from the usage of the term "homogeneous" to describe general functions of two variables `f(x,y)` where `f(\lambda x,\lambda y)=\lambda^nf(x,y)` for some real "degree" `n`.
[src]
The previous definition can be restated to say that a homogeneous first-order differential equation can be written `M(x,y)\,\mathrm dx + N(x,y)\,\mathrm dy=0` for any `M` and `N` that are homogeneous functions of the same degree.
Note that rearranging gives `\dfrac{\mathrm dy}{\mathrm dx}=\dfrac{M(x,y)}{N(x,y)}`, and the restriction on `M` and `N` gives `\dfrac{\mathrm dy}{\mathrm dx}=\dfrac{M(\lambda x,\lambda y)}{N(\lambda x,\lambda y)}` for any `\lambda`.
Thus, the right-hand side is unchanged when scaling `x` and `y` by the same amount, and this is only true for a function `F\left(\dfrac yx\right)` where the scaling is exactly cancelled-out by itself.
This general notion of invariance under multiplication of both `x` and `y` can be used to define homogeneity for higher-order differential equations,
[src]
and is the reasoning behind the use of the term in regards to linear ODEs (where `Cy` works as a solution to any equation solved by `y`).
TODO: Exact, separable, and autonomous differential equations


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Version Control: Understanding the perks of git and GitHub
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Using Enumerable#group_by in Ruby
Classes in Ruby
Ruby vs. JavaScript
Using Recursion in Ruby


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public interface Mention
An instance of Mention
represents a single mention of
a given phrase in context. It provides information about the
entity type of the mention, and various properties of its phrase.
Mentions are created by a MentionFactory
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Returns the type of entity recognized for this mention. |
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neuro_recv
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Header header
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Header
header
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High-quality documentation is a development goal of mlpack. mlpack’s documentation is split into two parts: documentation for the bindings/CLI, and documentation for the C++ library. Also useful is the examples repository, which demonstrates usage of mlpack’s functionality in simple example programs.
Generally, working with the bindings is a good choice for simple machine learning and data science tasks, and writing C++ is a good idea when complex or custom functionality is desired.
All interfaces are heavily documented, and if you find a documentation issue, please report it.
• Building mlpack From Source (Linux)
• Building mlpack From Source (Windows)
• mlpack command-line quickstart guide
• command-line documentation
• mlpack in Python quickstart guide
• Binding documentation
• mlpack in Julia quickstart guide
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Social media followers greet Ivanka Trump’s tweet with vicious memes
by Agency ReportAmerica’s First Daughter, Ivanka Trump, incurred the wrath of her Twitter followers after she criticised, via a tweet, the ongoing impeachment hearing against her dad, President Donald Trump.
Ivanka had taken a swipe at his dad’s impeachment hearing, describing it as “a decline of public morals.”
Taking to her verified Twitter handle @IvankaTrump, Ivanka had pilloried her dad’s opponents by tweeting:
The tweet met with vicious reactions, as can be seen as follows:


Database Query Optimization
There's a lot of information about how to speed up or optimize database queries using SQL. Some of the optimization techniques depend on good database design, but many depend on using SQL wisely. Here are some of the suggestions I found for writing good queries.
First of all, only ask for what you really need. Rather than writing SELECT *, select specific columns. It also speeds searches if you can avoid using wildcards. If you must use wildcards, it can be faster to search with a postfix wildcard such as "name%" than a full or prefix wildcard. If you need to determine whether a particular column contains data, it's faster to use EXIST rather than COUNT(). It's also better to avoid the NOT operator if possible.
Another technique for speeding up data queries is to create an index for fields that are commonly searched. The disadvantage of creating indexes is that can slow data insertion and table updating, but used carefully, they can be beneficial.
Minimizing joins also speeds up searches. If you have to include joins, it's better to join on fields that are indexed. It's also better to minimize the number of subqueries in a query.
Here are some links for more information.
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PassiveRecord provides ActiveRecord-like behavior for static, non-database models.
PassiveRecord was developed by Art of Mission, Inc. for Sharp Sync, a new product by Ministry Centered Technologies
Download PassiveRecord from Github: github.com/artofmission/passive_record
git submodule add http://github.com/artofmission/passive_record vendor/plugins/passive_record git submodule init git submodule update
./script/plugin install git://github.com/artofmission/passive_record.git
class Name < PassiveRecord define_attributes [:first_name, :middle_name, :last_name] end
…will create a new Name model with id, address, and location attributes.
class Person < PassiveRecord has_many :names end @person = Person.new(:names => [Name.new(:first_name => "Dima", :last_name => "Dozen")])
This would a Person object that has many names. You can now access the names hash just like you would an ActiveRecord object.
@person.names #=> [#<Name:0x2031824 @last_name="Dozen", @first_name="Dima">]
You can serialize a PassiveRecord object into another database object for storage:
class Address < PassiveRecord define_attributes [:street, :city, :state, :postal_code, :country] end class Company < ActiveRecord serialize :address end @company.address = Address.new(:street1 => "123 4th St", :city => "Wellington", :country => "NZ")
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4.6 Related Topics
- Recurrences
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Functions frequently used in the formal
analysis of recursive algorithms. Recurrences are
represented as recursive functions. A recursive function is
a function that calls itself (see Chapter
3). Each successive call works on a more refined set of
inputs, bringing us closer and closer to a solution. They
are useful in describing the performance of recursive
algorithms because they allow us to describe an algorithm's
performance in terms of invoking the algorithm on a more and
more refined set of inputs.
- Summation formulas
-
Mathematical formulas useful in simplifying
summations that describe the running times of algorithms.
Summations occur frequently as the result of analyzing
iterative control structures.
- Q-notation, W-notation, o-notation, and w-notation
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Additional notations used to represent
information about an algorithm's performance. Whereas O
-notation expresses the upper bound of a function within a
constant factor, Q -notation
expresses a bound from above and below. W -notation expresses strictly a lower
bound within a constant factor. o -notation and w -notation are analogous to O -notation and W-notation but are more precise. O -notation often is used
informally where other notations would be more specific.
- NP-complete
problems
-
A class of
problems for which no polynomial-time algorithms are known,
but for which no proof exists refuting the possibility
either. Thus, NP-completeness has long been one of the most
perplexing vexations in computer science. A polynomial-time
algorithm is one whose complexity
is less than or equal to O
(nk), where k is some constant. Many useful and
deceptively difficult problems fall into this class, such as
the traveling-salesman
problem (see Chapter
16).
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You lot know I am a devoted fan of the preposterous television series Lost. As, it seems, are millions of Iranians. The clamour for pirated DVDs is such that the main video distributor in the country is putting the series on general release, and talks are afoot for it to be shown on state television. So far, so good. But…
Programmes will be carefully censored to exclude “un-Islamic” scenes such as those featuring scantily clad women or male-female physical contact.
Given the beardy mullahs' usual ideas about what constitutes being “scantily clad”, given that none of the women characters shuffles about in a big black sack, and given that men and women hang out with each other in a relaxed, trapped on a tropical island kind of way, I am trying to work out which scenes will not be censored.
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The South African public has been in a constant state of euphoria since the Springboks bagged a 32-12 Rugby World Cup final win over England at the start of the month.
Captain Siya Kolisi and the rest of the winning squad on Monday ended a five-day trophy tour that went to seven cities around South Africa - Johannesburg, Soweto, Pretoria, Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town - to celebrate the Springboks' third Rugby World Cup triumph.
Thousands of roaring fans gathered in the streets to catch a glimpse of "Bill" - the gold coveted Webb Ellis Cup from the open tour bus.
The energy was exhilarating and powerful.
Now, fans are shifting their focus to Bafana Bafana as a 25-man squad travelled to Ghana for the start of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying campaign.
The Black Stars will host South Africa at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium on Thursday.
Since readmission, Bafana have played Ghana on 12 occasions - 4 wins, 5 draws and 3 defeats - with the first clash dating back to November 1994.
Sport24 reader Nkagiseng Thipe sent in a message of support hoping that what the Springboks achieved in Japan during the Rugby World Cup could rub off on Bafana Bafana.
Y'all (you all) saw how South Africa loves and appreciates winners ...now you get out there and make sure you compete, run like hell, score goals, defend like your lives depend on it and win the game until y'all qualify for AFCON and the World Cup, then go win the AFCON for the nation and go to the World Cup and get to the Semis then you be appreciated like the Springboks and maybe more.
Along with Bafana Bafana and Ghana in Group C are Sudan and the lowly ranked Sao Tome and Principe.
Two teams from the group will qualify for the tournament in Cameroon.
Thursday's Bafana Bafana and Ghana fixture starts at 21:00 (SA time).
Send your messages of support to Bafana Bafana via our Twitter and Facebook page.
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ispLEVER Classic <IP_ADDRESS>.20.15 Fitter Report File
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The Basic/Detailed Report Format can be selected in the dialog box Tools->Fitter Report File Format... Project_Summary
Project Name : rgbmatrixpanel_cpld Project Path : D:\Projects\RGBMatrixPanelCPLD-PhotonBackpack\hardware Project Fitted on : Sun Feb 05 16:48:18 2017 Device : M4032_30 Package : 44 GLB Input Mux Size : 6 Available Blocks : 2 Speed : -7.5 Part Number : LC4032V-75T44C Source Format : Pure_Verilog_HDL Project 'rgbmatrixpanel_cpld' Fit Successfully! Compilation_Times
Prefit Time 0 secs Load Design Time 0.01 secs Partition Time 0.00 secs Place Time 0.00 secs Route Time 0.00 secs Total Fit Time 00:00:01 Design_Summary
Total Input Pins 3 Total Logic Functions 20 Total Output Pins 14 Total Bidir I/O Pins 0 Total Buried Nodes 6 Total Flip-Flops 19 Total D Flip-Flops 19 Total T Flip-Flops 0 Total Latches 0 Total Product Terms 74 Total Reserved Pins 0 Total Locked Pins 15 Total Locked Nodes 0 Total Unique Output Enables 0 Total Unique Clocks 2 Total Unique Clock Enables 3 Total Unique Resets 1 Total Unique Presets 1 Fmax Logic Levels 2 Device_Resource_Summary
Device Total Used Not Used Utilization ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dedicated Pins Clock/Input Pins 2 1 1 --> 50 I/O / Enable Pins 2 1 1 --> 50 I/O Pins 28 15 13 --> 53 Logic Functions 32 20 12 --> 62 Input Registers 30 0 30 --> 0 GLB Inputs 72 27 45 --> 37 Logical Product Terms 160 43 117 --> 26 Occupied GLBs 2 2 0 --> 100 Macrocells 32 20 12 --> 62 Control Product Terms: GLB Clock/Clock Enables 2 2 0 --> 100 GLB Reset/Presets 2 0 2 --> 0 Macrocell Clocks 32 7 25 --> 21 Macrocell Clock Enables 32 6 26 --> 18 Macrocell Enables 32 0 32 --> 0 Macrocell Resets 32 0 32 --> 0 Macrocell Presets 32 0 32 --> 0 Global Routing Pool 64 21 43 --> 32 GRP from IFB .. 3 .. --> .. (from input signals) .. 3 .. --> .. (from output signals) .. 0 .. --> .. (from bidir signals) .. 0 .. --> .. GRP from MFB .. 18 .. --> .. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- <Note> 1 : The available PT is the product term that has not been used. <Note> 2 : IFB is I/O feedback. <Note> 3 : MFB is macrocell feedback. GLB_Resource_Summary
# of PT --- Fanin --- I/O Input Macrocells Macrocells Logic clusters Unique Shared Total Pins Regs Used Inaccessible available PTs used ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Maximum GLB 36 *(1) 8 -- -- 16 80 16 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GLB A 4 6 10 2/15 0 9 0 7 17 9 GLB B 8 9 17 13/15 0 11 0 5 26 11 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOTALS: 12 15 27 15/30 0 20 0 12 43 20 <Note> 1 : For ispMACH 4000 devices, the number of IOs depends on the GLB. <Note> 2 : Four rightmost columns above reflect last status of the placement process. GLB_Control_Summary
Shared Shared | Mcell Mcell Mcell Mcell Mcell Clk/CE Rst/Pr | Clock CE Enable Reset Preset ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maximum GLB 1 1 16 16 16 16 16 ============================================================================== GLB A 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 GLB B 1 0 5 4 0 0 0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ <Note> 1 : For ispMACH 4000 devices, the number of output enables depends on the GLB. Optimizer_and_Fitter_Options
Pin Assignment : Yes Group Assignment : No Pin Reservation : No @Ignore_Project_Constraints : Pin Assignments : No Keep Block Assignment -- Keep Segment Assignment -- Group Assignments : No Macrocell Assignment : No Keep Block Assignment -- Keep Segment Assignment -- @Backannotate_Project_Constraints Pin Assignments : No Pin And Block Assignments : No Pin, Macrocell and Block : No @Timing_Constraints : No @Global_Project_Optimization : Balanced Partitioning : Yes Spread Placement : Yes Note : Pack Design : Balanced Partitioning = No Spread Placement = No Spread Design : Balanced Partitioning = Yes Spread Placement = Yes @Logic_Synthesis : Logic Reduction : Yes Node Collapsing : FMAX Fmax_Logic_Level : 1 D/T Synthesis : Yes XOR Synthesis : Yes Max. P-Term for Collapsing : 16 Max. P-Term for Splitting : 80 Max Symbols : 24 @Utilization_options Max. % of Macrocells used : 100 @Usercode (HEX) @IO_Types Default = LVCMOS18 (2) @Output_Slew_Rate Default = FAST (2) @Power Default = HIGH (2) @Pull Default = PULLUP_UP (2) @Fast_Bypass Default = None (2) @ORP_Bypass Default = None @Input_Registers Default = None (2) @Register_Powerup Default = None Device Options: <Note> 1 : Reserved unused I/Os can be independently driven to Low or High, and does not follow the drive level set for the Global Configure Unused I/O Option. <Note> 2 : For user-specified constraints on individual signals, refer to the Output, Bidir and Buried Signal Lists. Pinout_Listing
| Pin | Bank |GLB |Assigned| | Signal| Pin No| Type |Number|Pad |Pin | I/O Type | Type | Signal name ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | TDI | - | | | | | 2 | I_O | 0 | A5 | | | | 3 | I_O | 0 | A6 | | | | 4 | I_O | 0 | A7 | | | | 5 |GNDIO0 | - | | | | | 6 |VCCIO0 | - | | | | | 7 | I_O | 0 | A8 | | | | 8 | I_O | 0 | A9 | | | | 9 | I_O | 0 | A10| | | | 10 | TCK | - | | | | | 11 | VCC | - | | | | | 12 | GND | - | | | | | 13 | I_O | 0 | A12| | | | 14 | I_O | 0 | A13| | | | 15 | I_O | 0 | A14| | | | 16 | I_O | 0 | A15| * |LVCMOS18 | Output|clk_out 17 |INCLK2 | 1 | | | | | 18 | I_O | 1 | B0 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|latch_out 19 | I_O | 1 | B1 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|row_2_ 20 | I_O | 1 | B2 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|row_3_ 21 | I_O | 1 | B3 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|row_0_ 22 | I_O | 1 | B4 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|row_1_ 23 | TMS | - | | | | | 24 | I_O | 1 | B5 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_0_ 25 | I_O | 1 | B6 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_2_ 26 | I_O | 1 | B7 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_1_ 27 |GNDIO1 | - | | | | | 28 |VCCIO1 | - | | | | | 29 | I_O | 1 | B8 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_3_ 30 | I_O | 1 | B9 | * |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_5_ 31 | I_O | 1 | B10| * |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_4_ 32 | TDO | - | | | | | 33 | VCC | - | | | | | 34 | GND | - | | | | | 35 | I_O | 1 | B12| | | | 36 | I_O | 1 | B13| * |LVCMOS18 | Input |reset 37 | I_O | 1 | B14| * |LVCMOS18 | Input |clk 38 | I_O/OE| 1 | B15| | | | 39 |INCLK0 | 0 | | * |LVCMOS18 | Input |si 40 | I_O/OE| 0 | A0 | |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_7_ 41 | I_O | 0 | A1 | | | | 42 | I_O | 0 | A2 | |LVCMOS18 | Output|rgbs_6_ 43 | I_O | 0 | A3 | | | | 44 | I_O | 0 | A4 | | | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <Note> GLB Pad : This notation refers to the GLB I/O pad number in the device. <Note> Assigned Pin : user or dedicated input assignment (E.g. Clock pins). <Note> Pin Type : ClkIn : Dedicated input or clock pin CLK : Dedicated clock pin I_O : Input/Output pin INP : Dedicated input pin JTAG : JTAG Control and test pin NC : No connected Input_Signal_List
Input Pin Fanout Pin GLB Type Pullup Signal ----------------------------------- 37 B I/O 2 AB Up clk 36 B I/O 2 AB Up reset 39 -- INCLK 1 -B Up si ----------------------------------- Output_Signal_List
I C P R P O Output N L Mc R E U C O F B Fanout Pin GLB P LL PTs S Type E S P E E P P Slew Pullup Signal -------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 A 5 1 2 1 DFF * S -- Fast Up clk_out 18 B 6 1 2 1 DFF * R -- Fast Up latch_out 24 B 3 - 1 1 DFF * R 1 -B Fast Up rgbs_0_ 26 B 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 -B Fast Up rgbs_1_ 25 B 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 -B Fast Up rgbs_2_ 29 B 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 -B Fast Up rgbs_3_ 31 B 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 -B Fast Up rgbs_4_ 30 B 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 A- Fast Up rgbs_5_ 42 A 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 A- Fast Up rgbs_6_ 40 A 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 1 A- Fast Up rgbs_7_ 21 B 7 1 3 1 DFF * S * 1 -B Fast Up row_0_ 22 B 8 1 4 1 DFF * S * 1 -B Fast Up row_1_ 19 B 9 1 5 1 DFF * S * 1 -B Fast Up row_2_ 20 B 10 1 6 2 DFF * S * 1 -B Fast Up row_3_ -------------------------------------------------------------------- <Note> CLS = Number of clusters used INP = Number of input signals PTs = Number of product terms LL = Number of logic levels PRE = Has preset equation RES = Has reset equation PUP = Power-Up initial state: R=Reset, S=Set CE = Has clock enable equation OE = Has output enable equation FP = Fast path used OBP = ORP bypass used Bidir_Signal_List
I C P R P O Bidir N L Mc R E U C O F B Fanout Pin GLB P LL PTs S Type E S P E E P P Slew Pullup Signal ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- <Note> CLS = Number of clusters used INP = Number of input signals PTs = Number of product terms LL = Number of logic levels PRE = Has preset equation RES = Has reset equation PUP = Power-Up initial state: R=Reset, S=Set CE = Has clock enable equation OE = Has output enable equation FP = Fast path used OBP = ORP bypass used Buried_Signal_List
I C P R P Node N L Mc R E U C I F Fanout Mc GLB P LL PTs S Type E S P E R P Signal -------------------------------------------------------------- 12 A 3 1 1 1 DFF * R 2 AB counter_0_ 4 A 4 1 2 1 DFF * R 2 AB counter_1_ 2 A 5 1 3 1 DFF * R 2 AB counter_2_ 1 A 4 1 3 1 DFF * S * 2 AB inst_latch_needed 5 A 5 - 2 1 COM 1 A- inst_latch_needed_0 3 A 6 1 2 1 DFF * S * 1 -B inst_row_inc_needed -------------------------------------------------------------- <Note> CLS = Number of clusters used INP = Number of input signals PTs = Number of product terms LL = Number of logic levels PRE = Has preset equation RES = Has reset equation PUP = Power-Up initial state: R=Reset, S=Set CE = Has clock enable equation OE = Has output enable equation IR = Input register FP = Fast path used OBP = ORP bypass used PostFit_Equations
clk_out.D = !counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q ; (1 pterm, 3 signals) clk_out.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) clk_out.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_0_.D = !counter_0_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_0_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_0_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_1_.D = counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q # !counter_0_.Q & counter_1_.Q ; (2 pterms, 2 signals) counter_1_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_1_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_2_.D = counter_0_.Q & counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q # !counter_1_.Q & counter_2_.Q # !counter_0_.Q & counter_2_.Q ; (3 pterms, 3 signals) counter_2_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) counter_2_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_latch_needed.D = !counter_1_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_latch_needed.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_latch_needed.CE = inst_latch_needed_0 ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_latch_needed.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_latch_needed_0 = rgbs_6_.Q & !counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q # !counter_0_.Q & counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q & inst_latch_needed.Q ; (2 pterms, 5 signals) inst_row_inc_needed.D = rgbs_7_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_row_inc_needed.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) inst_row_inc_needed.CE = !counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q ; (1 pterm, 3 signals) inst_row_inc_needed.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) latch_out.D = !counter_0_.Q & counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q & inst_latch_needed.Q ; (1 pterm, 4 signals) latch_out.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) latch_out.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_0_.D = si ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_0_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_0_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_1_.D = rgbs_0_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_1_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_1_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_2_.D = rgbs_1_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_2_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_2_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_3_.D = rgbs_2_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_3_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_3_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_4_.D = rgbs_3_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_4_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_4_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_5_.D = rgbs_4_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_5_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_5_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_6_.D = rgbs_5_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_6_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_6_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_7_.D = rgbs_6_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_7_.C = clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) rgbs_7_.AR = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_0_.D = !row_0_.Q ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_0_.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_0_.CE = counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q & inst_row_inc_needed.Q ; (1 pterm, 4 signals) row_0_.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_1_.D = !row_1_.Q & row_0_.Q # row_1_.Q & !row_0_.Q ; (2 pterms, 2 signals) row_1_.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_1_.CE = counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q & inst_row_inc_needed.Q ; (1 pterm, 4 signals) row_1_.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_2_.D = !row_2_.Q & row_1_.Q & row_0_.Q # row_2_.Q & !row_1_.Q # row_2_.Q & !row_0_.Q ; (3 pterms, 3 signals) row_2_.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_2_.CE = counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q & inst_row_inc_needed.Q ; (1 pterm, 4 signals) row_2_.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_3_.D = !row_3_.Q & row_2_.Q & row_1_.Q & row_0_.Q # row_3_.Q & !row_2_.Q # row_3_.Q & !row_1_.Q # row_3_.Q & !row_0_.Q ; (4 pterms, 4 signals) row_3_.C = !clk ; (1 pterm, 1 signal) row_3_.CE = counter_0_.Q & !counter_1_.Q & !counter_2_.Q & inst_row_inc_needed.Q ; (1 pterm, 4 signals) row_3_.AP = !reset ; (1 pterm, 1 signal)


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Numerical Geometry is a field of computational mathematics, particularly computational algebraic geometry, which uses methods from numerical analysis to study and manipulate the solutions of systems of polynomial equations
The primary computational method used in numerical algebraic geometry is homotopy continuation, in which a homotopy is formed between two polynomial systems, and the isolated solutions (points) of one are continued to the other. This is a specification of the more general method of numerical continuation.
Let \(z\) represent the variables of the system. By abuse of notation, and to facilitate the spectrum of ambient spaces over which one can solve system, we do not use vector notation for \(z\). Similarly for the polynomial systems \(f\) and \(g\).
Current canonical notation calls the start system \(g\), and the target system, i.e., the system to solve, \(f\). A very common homotopy, the straight-line homotopy, between \(f\) and \(g\) is :
\({\displaystyle H(z,t)=(1-t)f(z)+tg(z).}\)
Regardless of the choice of start and target times, the \(H\) ought to be formulated such that \({\displaystyle H(z,t_{\text{start}})=g(z)}\) and \({\displaystyle H(z,t_{\text{end}})=f(z)}{\displaystyle H(z,t_{\text{end}})=f(z)}\)
In Numerical Algebraic Geometry we apply and integrate homotopy continuation methods to describe solution components of polynomial systems. In particular, our algorithms extend beyond just finding isolated solutions to also find all positive dimensional solution sets of polynomial systems and to decompose these into irreducible components. These methods can be considered as symbolic-numeric, or perhaps rather as numeric-symbolic, since numerical methods are applied to find integer results, such as the dimension and degree of solution components, and via interpolation, to produce symbolic results in the form of equations describing the irreducible components