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Microsoft Azure IoT Device SDK for C
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The Microsoft Azure IoT device libraries for C contain code that facilitates building devices and applications that connect to and are managed by Azure IoT Hub services.
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This is a utility module that provides HTTP requests with build-in retry capabilities. More...
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| typedef enum HTTPAPIEX_RESULT_TAG | HTTPAPIEX_RESULT |
| Enumeration specifying the status of calls to various APIs in this module. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | HTTPAPIEX_RESULT_TAG |
| Enumeration specifying the status of calls to various APIs in this module. | |
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| HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE | HTTPAPIEX_Create (const char *hostName) |
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| HTTPAPIEX_RESULT | HTTPAPIEX_ExecuteRequest (HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE handle, HTTPAPI_REQUEST_TYPE requestType, const char *relativePath, HTTP_HEADERS_HANDLE requestHttpHeadersHandle, BUFFER_HANDLE requestContent, unsigned int *statusCode, HTTP_HEADERS_HANDLE responseHttpHeadersHandle, BUFFER_HANDLE responseContent) |
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| void | HTTPAPIEX_Destroy (HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE handle) |
Frees all resources used by the HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE object. More... | |
| HTTPAPIEX_RESULT | HTTPAPIEX_SetOption (HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE handle, const char *optionName, const void *value) |
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This is a utility module that provides HTTP requests with build-in retry capabilities.
HTTAPIEX is a utility module that provides HTTP requests with build-in retry capability to an HTTP server. Features over "regular" HTTPAPI include:
| HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE HTTPAPIEX_Create | ( | const char * | hostName | ) |
Creates an HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE
that can be used in further calls.
| hostName | Pointer to a null-terminated string that contains the host name of an HTTP server. |
If hostName
is NULL
then HTTPAPIEX_Create
returns NULL
. The hostName
value is saved and associated with the returned handle. If creating the handle fails for any reason, then HTTAPIEX_Create
returns NULL
. Otherwise, HTTPAPIEX_Create
returns an HTTAPIEX_HANDLE
suitable for further calls to the module.
HTTAPIEX_HANDLE
suitable for further calls to the module. | void HTTPAPIEX_Destroy | ( | HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE | handle | ) |
Frees all resources used by the HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE
object.
| handle | The HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE object to be freed. |
| HTTPAPIEX_RESULT HTTPAPIEX_ExecuteRequest | ( | HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE | handle, |
| HTTPAPI_REQUEST_TYPE | requestType, | ||
| const char * | relativePath, | ||
| HTTP_HEADERS_HANDLE | requestHttpHeadersHandle, | ||
| BUFFER_HANDLE | requestContent, | ||
| unsigned int * | statusCode, | ||
| HTTP_HEADERS_HANDLE | responseHttpHeadersHandle, | ||
| BUFFER_HANDLE | responseContent | ||
| ) |
Tries to execute an HTTP request.
| handle | A valid HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE value. |
| requestType | A value from the HTTPAPI_REQUEST_TYPE enum. |
| relativePath | Relative path to send the request to on the server. |
| requestHttpHeadersHandle | Handle to the request HTTP headers. |
| requestContent | The request content. |
| statusCode | If non-null, the HTTP status code is written to this pointer. |
| responseHttpHeadersHandle | Handle to the response HTTP headers. |
| responseContent | The response content. |
HTTPAPIEX_ExecuteRequest
tries to execute an HTTP request of type requestType
, on the server's relativePath
, pushing the request HTTP headers requestHttpHeadersHandle
, having the content of the request as pointed to by requestContent
. If successful, HTTAPIEX_ExecuteRequest
writes in the out parameter
statusCode the HTTP status, populates the responseHeadersHandle
with the response headers and copies the response body to responseContent
.
HTTAPIEX_HANDLE
suitable for further calls to the module. | HTTPAPIEX_RESULT HTTPAPIEX_SetOption | ( | HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE | handle, |
| const char * | optionName, | ||
| const void * | value | ||
| ) |
Sets the option optionName
to the value pointed to by value
.
| handle | The HTTPAPIEX_HANDLE representing this session. |
| optionName | Name of the option. |
| value | The value to be set for the option. |
HTTPAPIEX_RESULT
indicating the status of the call.


--- layout: post title: Nexenta and GUI date: 2008-10-04 11:49:17.000000000 +05:30 categories: - Nexenta - Opensolaris tags: - desktop - gnome - gui - Nexenta - ubuntu status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' author: login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: admin first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
I've been asked this question multiple times by mail and other forums, and it also pops up quite frequently on IRC. Does Nexenta have a GUI?
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="The Nexenta desktop"][/caption]
Short answer
Yes, but not by default.
Long answer
Nexenta started off as a clone of ubuntu with a Solaris kernel. These versions were quite popular and got a whole lot of users. However, maintaining and supporting a large selection of packages that go into a desktop was impossible for the developers.
This was when the focus of Nexenta changed from a desktop to a core platform. The idea is to build a solid core, and allow developers to build on top of this. Thus the Nexenta Core platform was born, also sortly and lovingly called NCP. NCP provides all the packages from Ubuntu's main repository. The NCP cd builds do not include any WM.
However --theres always a however ;) -- older repositories do contain Gnome and KDE and XFCE packages. So to get a GUI environment, you'll have to manually install those packages. This repositoy is the unstable elatte repository. The following line in your /etc/apt/sources.list should get you the packages.
deb http://www.nexenta.org/apt-gnusolaris elatte-unstable main contrib non-free
Going ahead..
All this talk is for the NCP1 (codename elatte) release. NCP2 is currently in alpha stage. Our plan for this release is to populate the repository completely with all GUI packages, so a desktop is only an apt-get install gnome-desktop away.
We cannot include this by default is because we wont be able to maintain it ourselves. We have fuzzy plans for a GUI version in the long term, but nothing concrete. We are looking for developers and enthusiasts to build distributions on top of NCP, and have various variants. So come join the community and be the Linux Mint to our Ubuntu. The nexenta-builder package is where you start.
Join us on IRC<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can also take a look at my 2 part development introduction to Nexenta here and here.


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Memphis is a city located along the Mississippi River in southwestern Shelby County, Tennessee, United States. The 2017 city population was 652,236,[5] making Memphis the 25th largest city in the United States. Greater Memphis is the 42nd largest metropolitan area in the United States, with a population of 1,348,260 in 2017.[6] The city is the anchor of West Tennessee and the greater Mid-South region, which includes portions of neighboring Arkansas and Mississippi. Memphis is the seat of Shelby County, the most populous county in Tennessee. As one of the most historic and cultural cities of the southern United States, the city features a wide variety of landscapes and distinct neighborhoods.
The first European explorer to visit the area of present-day Memphis was Spanish conquistador Hernando de Soto in 1541 with his expedition into the New World. The high bluffs protecting the location from the waters of the Mississippi would then be contested between the Spanish, French, and the English as Memphis took shape. Modern Memphis was founded in 1819 by three prominent Americans: John Overton, James Winchester, and future president Andrew Jackson.[7]
Memphis grew into one of the largest cities of the Antebellum South as a market for agricultural goods, natural resources like lumber, and the American slave trade. After the American Civil War and the end of slavery, the city experienced even faster growth into the 20th century as it became among the largest world markets for cotton[8] and lumber.
Occupying a substantial bluff rising from the Mississippi River, the site of Memphis has been a natural location for human settlement by varying cultures over thousands of years.[11] The area was known to be settled in the first millennium A.D. by people of the Mississippian Culture, who had a network of communities throughout the Mississippi River Valley and its tributaries. They built complexes with large earthwork ceremonial and burial mounds as expressions of their sophisticated culture.[12] The historic Chickasaw Indian tribe, believed to be their descendants, later occupied the site.[13]
French explorers led by René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle[14] and Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto[15][16] encountered the Chickasaw tribe in that area in the 16th century.
The city of Memphis was founded on May 22, 1819 (incorporated December 19, 1826) by John Overton, James Winchester and Andrew Jackson.[22][23] They named it after the ancient capital of Egypt on the Nile River.[24] Memphis developed as a trade and transportation center in the 19th century because of its flood-free location high above the Mississippi River. Located in the low-lying delta region along the river, its outlying areas were developed as cotton plantations, and the city became a major cotton market and brokerage center.
The cotton economy of the antebellum South depended on the forced labor of large numbers of African-American slaves, and Memphis also developed as a major slave market for the domestic slave trade. Through the early 19th century, one million slaves were transported from the Upper South, in a huge forced migration to newly developed plantation areas in the Deep South. Many were transported by steamboats along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. In 1857, the Memphis and Charleston Railroad was completed, connecting the Atlantic Coast of South Carolina and this major Mississippi River port; it was the only east-west railroad constructed across the southern states prior to the Civil War. This gave planters and cotton brokers access to the Atlantic Coast for shipping cotton to England, a major market.


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US Census 2000 Designated Places shapefiles and additional demographic data from the SF1 100 percent files. This data set contains polygon files in lat/lon coordinates and the corresponding demographic data for a number of different variables.
| Version: | 0.03 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), maptools, sp, foreign, methods, grDevices, base, stats, utils |
| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | Zack W. Almquist |
| Maintainer: | Zack W. Almquist <almquist at uci.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://disasternets.calit2.uci.edu/census2000/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Spatial |
| CRAN checks: | UScensus2000cdp results |
| Reference manual: | UScensus2000cdp.pdf |
| Package source: | UScensus2000cdp_0.03.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: UScensus2000cdp_0.03.zip, r-release: UScensus2000cdp_0.03.zip, r-oldrel: UScensus2000cdp_0.03.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: UScensus2000cdp_0.03.tgz, r-oldrel: UScensus2000cdp_0.03.tgz |
| Old sources: | UScensus2000cdp archive |
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W. H. Bell, The MagPi, Issue 17
Welcome back to the Scratch Patch. This month's article is another simple arcade game. Similar to the game in Issue 13, there is plenty of scope for expanding or modifying this game too.
The idea of the game is to try to hit the drum with the cannon ball. The cannon is controlled by the cursor keys and the spacebar, where the left and right keys change the angle of the cannon, the up and down control the initial speed of the ball and the spacebar fires the cannon.
There are three sprites in this program: the cannon, the cannon ball and the drum. The cannon was drawn using the rectangle tool. Different shades of grey were used to give the appearance of a round barrel. Then the picture was copied using the Copy button. The original picture was named ready and the copy was named fired. A muzzle flash was added to the fired costume.
The cannon ball is a marble taken from the Scratch library. The Drum is also from the Scratch library. Both of these sprites were resized to the correct size.
The gun carriage is part of the stage, where the cannon was positioned on top within the cannon script.
The cannon script starts by setting the position and costume of the cannon to the default. Then the script initialises all of the global variables with 0. The fire variable is used as a boolean, where 0 is false and 1 is true. The start_velocity is the initial velocity given to the cannon ball, when the ball is fired. The centre of the cannon is stored in the cannon_x and cannon_y variables. The cannon_angle is the angle in degrees, where zero implies that the cannon barrel is pointing straight up.
After the initialisation, the cannon reacts to either the cursor keys or the spacebar. Pressing the left and right cursor keys causes the cannon to rotate one degree to the left or one degree to the right. Pressing the up cursor key causes the initial speed given to the ball to be increased by 0.2, whereas pressing the down cursor key reduces the speed as long as it is greater than zero.
Pressing the spacebar will cause the cannon to fire if fire is also set to zero. The fire variable is used to prevent the cannon ball from being fired when the cannon ball is in flight. When the cannon is fired, the costume of the cannon is changed to show a flash. Then the fire variable is set to 1 and the global variables that describe the position of the cannon are set. After 0.5 seconds the flash is removed by resetting the costume.
The cannon ball has two scripts, one to hide the ball when the green flag is pressed and another to control the motion of the ball. When the spacebar is pressed the global variables cannon_x, cannon_y and cannon_angle are used to set the position of the ball and its initial velocity. Unlike other programming languages that use radians, Scratch uses degrees for the functions sine and cosine. The 90 degree offset is used to convert the angle of cannon, such that zero degrees corresponds to the cannon pointing horizontally to the right. The sine and cosine functions are then used to set the initial velocity components.
The cannon ball moves through the air until it touches either the colour green, the edge of the stage or the drum. While none of these conditions are met, the vertical velocity component is decremented by 0.05. This decrementation corresponds to the acceleration due to gravity. Next the current x and y components of the velocity are used to move the ball through the air. The speed with which the repeat-until loop executes corresponds to the time component.
The ball is hidden unless it has completely cleared the cannon barrel. This is achieved by checking if the ball is not touching grey and is touching the colour of the sky. Lastly, when the script finishes, the global variable fire is set to zero to allow the cannon to be fired again.
There is one drum script, which is launched when the green flag is pressed. When the ball is launched, the global variable fire remains set to one until the ball touches down on the ground or the drum. Therefore, combining the fire variable requirement with touching the ball sprite implies that the program will enter the if statement once for one cannon ball flight. Once the program has entered the if condition, the drum plays a simple sound and increments the global variable score by 10 points.
In order for the cannon to be rotated around the centre of the cannon sprite, the Set costume center button should be clicked. Then put the crosshairs for both costumes at the middle of the sprite.
The motion of a projectile can be split into vertical and horizontal components. Gravity acts in the vertical direction as a downward acceleration. In the program documented in this article, air resistance is neglected. Therefore, the horizontal velocity component is constant and the horizontal distance the projectile travels is found by multiplying the initial horizontal velocity by the time it is in the air. The time the projectile is in the air is determined as the difference between the start time and when the vertical position is equal to the ground. While the projectile is in flight, gravity continues to decrement the vertical velocity until the projectile hits the ground. If the initial vertical velocity component is small, it will not take long for gravity to bring the projectile down. Notice that within this simple program the vertical position is evaluated in two steps, rather than in one equation. There is one step to evaluate the change in velocity and another to update the horizontal position.
The drum could be replaced with other objects that move around to make the game harder. There could be a time limit for the player to hit all of the targets with the cannon. The equation of motion used in this game does not include drag. Drag can be expressed as a constant force for a given velocity squared. The problem of estimating the drag could be made harder by introducing wind, which would cause the relative velocity of the ball with respect to the air to be higher.


Top: Basic types: variant
The variant class offers a universal and flexible way to store values whose types can not be determined at compile time. A variant object can hold integer, boolean, floating point or string values as well as associative arrays of variants or references to objects derived from component. Variants can change their types at run-time. In return for their flexibility, variants have some memory usage and performance overhead. They always occupy 12 bytes of static or local memory, however, they may also use dynamic memory allocation for strings and arrays.
The variant class provides all possible automatic typecasts, so that in most cases, when variants are used in assignments and function calls, the compiler will generate implicit typecasts appropriate for the context. The typecast functions always try to perform conversion regardless of the current and target types, although it may not always be sensible. For example, if a variant object holds an integer value, an attempt to cast it to a string will result in converting the value to its string representation; if a variant is an associative array, an attempt to cast it to boolean will return true if the array is not empty. Variant typecast routines never generate errors except when a 64-bit integer value is being converted to 32-bit int and the value exceeds the allowed range.
A variant variable may itself represent an associative array of variants.
This interface can be useful for (but not limited to) designing interpreters and compilers, working with databases and spreadsheets, etc.
The variant class is declared in <ptypes.h>.
Examples
variant v1 = 11; variant v2 = "33"; variant v3 = int(v1) + int(v2) + 22; // explicit typecasts: without them the compiler can't variant v4 = string(v2) + " cows"; // figure out which of + operators to use here large i1 = v1; // implicit typecast is possible here int a = v2; // large-to-int: may generate (evariant*) exception variant v5; put(v5, "key1", v1); // variants may be associated with both strings and put(v5, 15, "value2"); // integer values in variant arrays variant v6 = v5[15]; variant v7 = v5; // a reference to the array is being passed variant varray = aclone(v5); // array is being duplicated variant item; // array iteration example for (int i = 0; anext(varray, i, item); ) pout.putf("%d: %d\n", i, int(item));
See also: string, unknown & component, Assignments and typecasts, Arrays, Object references, Utilities


This is the my first physics-y visualization stuff that I have made using JavaScript, primarily using HTML5 Canvas.
It was me copying line-to-line the third tutorial by Chris Courses on YouTube, "Animating the Canvas | HTML5 Canvas Tutorial for Beginners - Ep. 3"... and some changes of my own.
That video covers how to create a ball and make it bounce around as it hits the borders of the screen. Coding gravity into the animation was my addition to the video, although he does talk about how to do the same few videos later. I would like to interject here that they way I have done is a bit more robust.
The main snippet of the code which has the physics is written below.
A case that I took into account in addition to updating the velocity to account for gravity was the situatation when the 'dy' value is such that 'y' + 'dy' crosses the canvas border.
For that situation I calulated the time it was going to take for the ball to collide the border, how much time was going to remain after the collision for the next time step, velocity that get's lost because of the ball's plasticity, and the new position of the ball.
Calculating the new position using the remaining time what was left is done using the following formula:
y = ut + ½at²
I had initially missed out the ½at² which cause some balls to not come completely to rest. It was quite interesting to see how precise the math is.
Play around!
Snippet:
this.update = function() { if(Math.abs(this.dy) > tol_dy || (this.y <= canvas.height - this.radius - tol_y)) { if(this.y + this.dy <= canvas.height - this.radius) { this.y += this.dy; this.dy += gravity; } else { let t_to_collision = (canvas.height - this.radius - this.y) / this.dy; let t_since_collision = 1 - t_to_collision; this.dy *= -this.elasticity; this.y = canvas.height - this.radius + this.dy * (1 - t_to_collision) + 0.5 * gravity * t_since_collision * t_since_collision; this.dy += gravity * (1 - t_to_collision); } } else { this.y = canvas.height - this.radius; this.dy = 0; } }


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| | Resolves all component connection. If connections are configured to be retrieved from Discovery service it finds a IDiscovery and resolves the connection there. More...
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| async Task | RegisterAsync (string correlationId) |
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Helper class to retrieve connections for HTTP-based services abd clients.
In addition to regular functions of ConnectionResolver is able to parse http:// URIs and validate connection parameters before returning them.
connection:
- discovery_key: (optional) a key to retrieve the connection from IDiscovery
- ... other connection parameters
connections: alternative to connection
- [connection params 1]: first connection parameters
- ...
- [connection params N]: Nth connection parameters
- ...
- *:discovery:*:*:1.0 (optional) IDiscovery services
var config = ConfigParams.fromTuples(
"connection.host", "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"connection.port", 8080 );
var connectionResolver = new HttpConnectionResolver();
connectionResolver.Configure(config);
connectionResolver.SetReferences(references);
var params = connectionResolver.ResolveAsync("123");


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 for ecological risk assessment]
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 .f4.fw6[Ullrika Sahlin and Dmytro Perepolkin] .f4[Lund University, Sweden] .f4[2020-11-19] --- class: inverse, middle, center background-image: url(figs/ingemar.png) background-position: left 200px center background-size: 240px .pull-right[ .f2["Uncertainty is an uncomfortable position. But certainty is an absurd one."] Voltaire 1694 - 1778 ] --- # Uncertainty in risk assessment - Uncertainty arise from limitations in knowledge - Uncertainty is personal. *Someone* is uncertain -- .pull-left[ ![:scale 40%](figs/epi.gif) ] -- .pull-right[ ![:scale 40%](figs/ale.gif) ]   --- # Uncertainty in risk assessment - Uncertainty arise from limitations in knowledge - Uncertainty is personal. *Someone* is uncertain - Epistemic uncertainty (from Ancient Greek: *ἐπιστήμη*, epistēmē, 'knowledge') - uncertainty about the model (including parameters), lack of scientific consensus, small sample sizes, bias or low quality in experimental studies, observation or measurement errors, ambiguous terms, misunderstandings - Aleatory uncertainty (from Latin: *ālĕa*, dice): - inherent randomness in real world systems, heterogeneity, variability, between study variability, chance outcomes - Ontological uncertainty - uncertainty about the future, in which our current objectives, management alternatives and understanding of the world (models) are made obsolete by change. --- class: inverse, middle, center background-image: url(figs/Casino-lede-01-1-1300x863.jpg) background-position: right 100px center background-size: 400px .pull-left[ # Tuxedo fallacy .f3.white["Treating all decisions as if they took place under epistemic conditions analogous to gambling at the roulette table."] Hansson (2009) ] --- # Communicate uncertainty - Communicating uncertainty to decision makers is important .bg-light-gray.b--slate-gray.ba.bw1.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt4[ "Unless uncertainty is known a decision maker can place too much confidence in experts and face unexpected problems or a decision maker can place too little confidence in experts and miss opportunities and resources to collect information has been waisted. In some situations it can be motivated to hide one’s uncertainty, but in scientific assessments honesty is the only option" .tr[ — [Fischhoff and Davis (2014)](https://www.pnas.org/content/111/Supplement_4/13664)] ] -- - Uncertainty analysis is an integral part of risk assessment - [EFSA (2018)](https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5122) The principles and methods behind EFSA's guidance on uncertainty analysis in scientific assessment. - [SAPEA and EC (2019)](https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2777/68120) Scientific Advice to European Policy in a Complex World - [Institute of Medicine (2013)](http://www.nap.edu/catalog/12568) Environmental decisions in the face of uncertainty --- # Expressing epistemic uncertainty ###Direct uncertainty (about facts, numbers and scientific models) - Verbal statements - Intervals - Probability .footnote[[van der Bles van der Linden, et al. (2019)](https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.181870)] ###Indirect uncertainty (strength in knowledge) - List of caveats - Judged error or risk of different biases --- # Expressing epistemic uncertainty ###Direct uncertainty (about facts, numbers and scientific models) - Verbal statements - Intervals - Probability - a *precise way* to express epistemic uncertainty ###Indirect uncertainty (strength in knowledge) - List of caveats - Judged error or risk of different biases .footnote[[van der Bles van der Linden, et al. (2019)](https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.181870)] --- class: inverse, middle, center #B as in Bayesian --- # Bayesian methods .pull-left[ 1. Subjective probability to quantify uncertainty 1. Bayes rule for inference 1. Rule for Bayes optimal decisions ] .pull-right[ $$ P(A|E) = \frac{P(E|A)P(A)}{P(E)} $$ `$$d^* = \underset{d \in D}{min} P(A|E\,\&\,d)$$` ] --- # Bayesian methods .pull-left[ 1. Subjective probability to quantify uncertainty 1. Bayes rule for inference 1. Rule for Bayes optimal decisions .bg-light-gray.b--slate-gray.ba.bw1.br3.shadow-5.ph3[ These can, but don’t have to be used together. ] ] .pull-right[ $$ P(A|E) = \frac{P(E|A)P(A)}{P(E)} $$ `$$d^* = \underset{d \in D}{min} P(A|E\,\&\,d)$$` ] --
 .f4.fw6[ Questions] - In what way are Bayesian Networks related to these three pillars of Bayesian methods? - What is required to treat uncertainty when BNs are used for ecological risk assessment? -- .bg-light-gray.b--slate-gray.ba.bw1.br3.shadow-5.ph4[ Uncertainty about the model structure and parameters within models is not handled by BNs by default. ] --- # Bayesian networks .footnote[[Sahlin Helle, et al. (2020)](https://doi.org/10.1002/ieam.4367)] 1. Handle categorical, discrete and discretized continuous variables. 1. Parameters (PTs and CPTs) are fixed and can be assigned by expert judgement or case learning 1. Bayesian inference to revise the network conditional on a configuration of nodes. -- .fw6[Aleatory Bayesian Networks] - Assessment variables modeled with probability distributions (variability) .fw6[Epistemic Bayesian Networks] - State nodes are modeled with probability distributions (uncertainty) - Data nodes are modeled with probability distributions (likelihood) -- .bg-light-gray.b--slate-gray.ba.bw1.br3.shadow-5.ph4[Statistical models which explicitly address uncertainty can support parametric inference and uncertainty analysis in ERA. ] --- # BHM for uncertainty analysis of a BN .pull-left[ A BN can be "wrapped" into a hierarchical model and Bayesian inference can be used to quantify uncertainty in parameters for probabilistic uncertainty analysis. Hierarchical Models (HM) attribute variation to different groups, e.g. random mixed effect models. A Bayesian HM is a joint probability distribution of parameters, variables and data. .footnote[[Gelman Carlin, et al. (2013)](#bib-gelman2013BayesianDataAnalysis); [Kadane (2011)](#bib-kadane2011PrinciplesUncertainty)] ] --- # BHM for uncertainty analysis of a BN .pull-left[ A BN can be "wrapped" into a hierarchical model and Bayesian inference can be used to quantify uncertainty in parameters for probabilistic uncertainty analysis. Hierarchical Models (HM) attribute variation to different groups, e.g. random mixed effect models. A Bayesian HM is a joint probability distribution of parameters, variables and data. .footnote[[Gelman Carlin, et al. (2013)](#bib-gelman2013BayesianDataAnalysis); [Kadane (2011)](#bib-kadane2011PrinciplesUncertainty)] .bg-light-gray.b--slate-gray.ba.bw1.br3.shadow-5.ph4[ Variables from several BHMs can be combined into an aleatory BN ] ] .pull-right[ ![:scale 80%](figs/borsuk_fig.jpg) .footnote[[Borsuk Stow, et al. (2004)](https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0304380003003958)] ] --- background-image: url(figs/naive.png) background-position: right 100px bottom 150px background-size: 350px # BHM for uncertainty analysis of a BN .bg-light-gray.b--slate-gray.ba.bw1.br3.shadow-5.ph4[ BHMs can combine multiple and different sources of studies to inform BNs] .pull-left[ -Combine multiple sources of evidence using meta-analysis considering variability and error in data. ![:scale 100%](figs/clinical_BN.jpg) .footnote[[Hu O'Connor, et al. (2020)](https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fvets.2020.00271/full); [Yet Perkins, et al. (2014)](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbi.2014.07.018); [Hamilton Pollino, et al. (2015)](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2014.12.004)] ] .pull_right[ -Consider measurement error or partial observability when building Epistemic BNs such as Bayes naive classifiers. ] --- background-image: url(figs/whynotboth.png) background-position: right 25px center background-size: 500px # A way forward .pull-left[ Both Bayesian networks and Bayesian hierarchical modeling should be used for ecological risk assessment. BHM for parametric inference combined with - Aleatory BNs to build integrated assessment models to assess probability of adverse events or impacts - Epistemic BNs for probabilistic reasoning about uncertain quantities based on multiple and different sources of evidence ] --- class: left, middle # Thanks! .code.f4[<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
 ### Acknowledgments ![:scale 50%](figs/formas_logo.svg) Swedish research council for sustainable development Slides created via the R package [**xaringan**](https://github.com/yihui/xaringan) .tr[ .f3.fw7[Slides including references:] .f1.fw1[bit.ly/BNboth] ] --- # References [Borsuk, M. E., C. A. Stow, et al.](#cite-borsuk2004BayesianNetworkEutrophication) (2004). "A Bayesian Network of Eutrophication Models for Synthesis, Prediction, and Uncertainty Analysis". In: _Ecological Modelling_ 173.2-3, pp. 219-239. DOI: [10/fn728t](https://doi.org/10%2Ffn728t). URL: [https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0304380003003958](https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0304380003003958) (visited on Sep. 15, 2020). [der Bles, A. M. van, S. van der Linden, et al.](#cite-vanderbles2019CommunicatingUncertaintyFacts) (2019). "Communicating Uncertainty about Facts, Numbers and Science". In: _Royal Society Open Science_ 6.5, p. 181870. DOI: [10/gf2g9j](https://doi.org/10%2Fgf2g9j). URL: [https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.181870](https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.181870) (visited on Aug. 26, 2019). [EFSA](#cite-efsa2018PrinciplesMethodsEFSA) (2018). "The Principles and Methods behind EFSA's Guidance on Uncertainty Analysis in Scientific Assessment". In: _EFSA Journal_ 16.1. DOI: [10/ghhdx2](https://doi.org/10%2Fghhdx2). URL: [https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5122](https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5122) (visited on Sep. 15, 2020). [Fischhoff, B. and A. L. Davis](#cite-fischhoff2014CommunicatingScientificUncertainty) (2014). "Communicating Scientific Uncertainty". In: _Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences_ 111 (Supplement 4), pp. 13664-13671. DOI: [10/f6gwcg](https://doi.org/10%2Ff6gwcg). pmid: pmid. URL: [https://www.pnas.org/content/111/Supplement_4/13664](https://www.pnas.org/content/111/Supplement_4/13664) (visited on Dec. 05, 2019). [Gelman, A., J. B. Carlin, et al.](#cite-gelman2013BayesianDataAnalysis) (2013). _Bayesian Data Analysis_. CRC press. --- # References [Hamilton, S. H., C. A. Pollino, et al.](#cite-HAMILTON201564) (2015). "Habitat Suitability Modelling of Rare Species Using Bayesian Networks: Model Evaluation under Limited Data". In: _Ecological Modelling_ 299, pp. 64-78. ISSN: 0304-3800. DOI: [10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2014.12.004](https://doi.org/10.1016%2Fj.ecolmodel.2014.12.004). Hansson, S. O. (2009). "From the Casino to the Jungle". In: _Synthese_ 168.3, pp. 423-432. URL: [https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-008-9444-1](https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-008-9444-1) (visited on Sep. 15, 2020). [Hu, D., A. M. O'Connor, et al.](#cite-hu2020HowConductBayesian) (2020). "How to Conduct a Bayesian Network Meta-Analysis". In: _Frontiers in Veterinary Science_ 7. URL: [https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fvets.2020.00271/full](https://www.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fvets.2020.00271/full) (visited on Nov. 04, 2020). [Institute of Medicine](#cite-instituteofmedicine2013EnvironmentalDecisionsFace) (2013). _Environmental Decisions in the Face of Uncertainty_. Washington, D.C.: National Academies Press, p. 12568. ISBN: 978-0-309-13034-9. DOI: [10.17226/12568](https://doi.org/10.17226%2F12568). URL: [http://www.nap.edu/catalog/12568](http://www.nap.edu/catalog/12568) (visited on May. 03, 2020). [Kadane, J. B.](#cite-kadane2011PrinciplesUncertainty) (2011). _Principles of uncertainty_. Chapman & Hall/CRC texts in statistical science series: 92. --- # References [Sahlin, U., I. Helle, et al.](#cite-sahlin2020ThisWhatWe) (2020). "'This is what we don't know' â€ Treating epistemic uncertainty in Bayesian networks for risk assessment". In: _Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management_, p. ieam.4367. ISSN: 1551-3777, 1551-3793. DOI: [10.1002/ieam.4367](https://doi.org/10.1002%2Fieam.4367). [SAPEA and EC](#cite-sapea2019ScientificAdviceEuropean) (2019). _Scientific Advice to European Policy in a Complex World._ LU: Publications Office. URL: [https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2777/68120](https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2777/68120) (visited on Nov. 04, 2020). [Yet, B., Z. B. Perkins, et al.](#cite-YET2014373) (2014). "Combining Data and Meta-Analysis to Build Bayesian Networks for Clinical Decision Support". In: _Journal of Biomedical Informatics_ 52, pp. 373-385. ISSN: 1532-0464. DOI: [10.1016/j.jbi.2014.07.018](https://doi.org/10.1016%2Fj.jbi.2014.07.018).


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A great graphical tool to analyze traces
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#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
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| #define | TRACE_REPORTER_DEFAULT_IP "<IP_ADDRESS>" |
| #define | TRACE_REPORTER_DEFAULT_PORT 25998 |
| #define | MODID_LOG_MASK "MODID_LOG_MASK" |
| #define | MAX_LOG_SIZE_KEY "MAX_LOG_SIZE" |
| #define | SERVER_IP_KEY "SERVER_IP" |
| #define | SERVER_PORT_KEY "SERVER_PORT" |
| #define | AUTO_RECONNECT "AUTO_RECONNECT" |
| #define | TRACES_OFF "TRACES_OFF" |
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| void | SetLogAddress (const char *ipAddress, uint16_t port) |
| set the IP (either IPV4 XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX numeric form or host name) address of the log-reporter server. This function overrides the settings file's address More... | |
| void | LogVText (uint32_t module, uint8_t indent, bool lineBreak, const char *formatP,...) |
| void | LogText (uint32_t module, uint8_t indent, bool lineBreak, const char *textP) |
| void | LogData (uint32_t module, uint8_t indent, const uint8_t *dataP, uint16_t size) |
| #define AUTO_RECONNECT "AUTO_RECONNECT" |
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| #define MAX_LOG_SIZE_KEY "MAX_LOG_SIZE" |
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| #define MODID_LOG_MASK "MODID_LOG_MASK" |
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| #define SERVER_IP_KEY "SERVER_IP" |
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| #define SERVER_PORT_KEY "SERVER_PORT" |
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| #define TRACE_REPORTER_DEFAULT_IP "<IP_ADDRESS>" |
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| #define TRACE_REPORTER_DEFAULT_PORT 25998 |
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| #define TRACES_OFF "TRACES_OFF" |
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set the IP (either IPV4 XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX numeric form or host name) address of the log-reporter server. This function overrides the settings file's address
Log Settings File:
you can create a <appname>.log-settings file in the program directory with the following keys/values:
MAX_LOG_SIZE=S SERVER_IP=H SERVER_PORT=P
where: S is the maximum size of the log file for this program, in KBytes H is the IPv4 numeric address of the LogReporter P is the Port on which the LogReporter server is listening
| ipAddress | is the IP address of the log-reporter server |
| port | is the associated port number |
Definition at line 618 of file log2reporter.c.


Rushmore * * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Wes Anderson. Cast: Jason Schwartzman, Olivia Williams, Bill Murray, Mason Gamble, Sara Tanaka, Seymour Cassel, Brian Cox, Luke Wilson, Connie Nielsen, Ronnie McCawley, Keith McCawley. 1998 - 93 minutes Rated R (for profanity and brief nudity). Reviewed February 13, 1999.
Perhaps it is wrong to label a film such as director Wes Anderson's "Rushmore" since it is such a completely original and thoroughly engaging motion picture that it does not really fall under any certain genre, but I will say that it is the best "coming-of-age" film since 1986's "Stand by Me" and "Lucas," and one of the few movies made recently that I would call magical in everything it does, and in all of its little details.
 Although his father (Seymour Cassel) works as a barber, Max says that his father is a doctor so that he won't be looked upon as of a lower financial status. One day things brighten up for Max when one of Rushmore's various school speakers actually doesn't put him to sleep.  Also coming into the story is the lovely Miss Cross (Olivia Williams), a first-grade teacher who Max falls helplessly in love with when he discovers she has checked out the library book that he holds as a sort of spiritual guidance, Jacque Cousteau's "Diving for Sunken Treasure." Miss Cross lets him know right off that they can only be friends since he is so much younger than she, but Max feels betrayed to find out that she is beginning to take a fancy to Mr. Blume.
A regular filmgoer may think that they know where this story is headed, but they would undoubtedly be wrong since "Rushmore" is such a complete and utterly unpredictable film, and one that more or less puts to shame such recent films about teenagers as "She's All That" and "Varsity Blues." "Rushmore," as in life, is a mixture of comedy and drama, of surprises and inevitability, and most importantly, is purely human. Somewhat reminiscent of the aforementioned '80s gem, "Lucas," "Rushmore" is a movie that knows exactly how it is to be a teenager, with its air of uncertainties and disappointments, and its main character of Max is a likable, dedicated, but as all teens occasionally are, stubborn protagonist whom all audiences, ages 15 and up, should be able to wholeheartedly understand and sympathize with in his plight.
Wes Anderson made his directing debut in 1996's offbeat "Bottle Rocket," a film that I was not too fond of, but it was apparent that he did have an undeniable spark for filmmaking. With his sophomore effort, "Rushmore," Anderson has finally lived up to his full potential, also due to the absolutely wonderfully-written screenplay by Anderson and Owen Wilson, which does not take the easy route by setting up a simple, clear-cut story, but instead lets the characters and their predicaments naturally flow. By challenging us, we are never quite sure where everything is going, and how everything is going to end up, and it was refreshing to finally feel that way about a film, especially after just previously sitting through the soggy, cliche-ridden "Message in a Bottle."
How the performances, writing, and film itself could be snubbed by the Oscars is beyond me, but I suspect that "Rushmore" was too offbeat and intelligent of a film for those members obsessed with war movies and those set in the Elizabethan era. Schwartzman is spectacular and perfectly cast in the lead role as Max, and has a genuine and naturalistic quality about him that you don't often see in young actors. Meanwhile, Bill Murray has been gifted with a career-reviving role here as the wily, but good-natured Mr. Blume. Olivia Williams as the object of Max's affection, Miss Cross, is also given a fully-developed character that we are able to care about.  Finally, Sara Tanaka is a godsend as Margaret Yang, a kind, fetching teenage girl who does show a liking in Max even though he is too absorbed in Miss Cross to notice her much.
In the first half-hour of "Rushmore," I noted to myself that I liked the film a whole lot, although I doubted it would end up being what I considered great. In a twist of the usual film that starts off promisingly, only to crash-and-burn in its climax, "Rushmore" progressively got better and better, and emotionally more deep and touching, that by the picture's magnificent and entirely satisfying ending I had absolutely fallen in love with the film. Played to the perfectly-chosen song "Ooh-La-La," by The Faces, "Rushmore" concluded on the highest note possible, and left me feeling cleansed of all of the motion picture rubbish I have had the misfortune of enduring thus far in 1999. "Rushmore" is a splendidly-made motion picture in all respects, and one of 1998's very best films.
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BlocksDeliverer defines interface which actually helps to abstract the AtomicBroadcast_DeliverClient with only required method for blocks provider. This also decouples the production implementation of the gRPC stream from the code in order for the code to be more modular and testable.
type BlocksDeliverer interface { // Recv retrieves a response from the ordering service Recv() (*orderer.DeliverResponse, error) // Send sends an envelope to the ordering service Send(*common.Envelope) error }
BlocksProvider used to read blocks from the ordering service for specified chain it subscribed to
type BlocksProvider interface { // DeliverBlocks starts delivering and disseminating blocks DeliverBlocks() // Stop shutdowns blocks provider and stops delivering new blocks Stop() }
func NewBlocksProvider(chainID string, client StreamClient, gossip GossipServiceAdapter, mcs api.MessageCryptoService) BlocksProvider
NewBlocksProvider constructor function to create blocks deliverer instance
GossipServiceAdapter serves to provide basic functionality required from gossip service by delivery service
type GossipServiceAdapter interface { // PeersOfChannel returns slice with members of specified channel PeersOfChannel(gossipcommon.ChainID) []discovery.NetworkMember // AddPayload adds payload to the local state sync buffer AddPayload(chainID string, payload *gossip_proto.Payload) error // Gossip the message across the peers Gossip(msg *gossip_proto.GossipMessage) }
LedgerInfo an adapter to provide the interface to query the ledger committer for current ledger height
type LedgerInfo interface { // LedgerHeight returns current local ledger height LedgerHeight() (uint64, error) }
type StreamClient interface { BlocksDeliverer // Close closes the stream and its underlying connection Close() // Disconnect disconnects from the remote node. Disconnect() // Update the client on the last valid block number UpdateReceived(blockNumber uint64) }


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is capable of setting up listening sockets and then starting your
programs on-demand instead of pre-emptively. These types of services are
described by .socket
files. These are configuration files, not Unix Socket
Domain socket files so don't
get confused by the file suffix.
Frankly I haven't used these so I'm not totally familiar with getting them working. Please help by creating a pull request with example(s)! I'd be particularly interested in learning how to use this with Unix Domain Sockets.
https://systemd.software/mounts
systemd
can be used to describe your filesystems. That's handy, I guess.
Mounts are another thing I've never used. But I'm pretty interested to learn
if it can handle loopback devices to an image. If so I'll probably add an
example for a fedora.iso
and a raspbian.img
, since those are particularly
relevant to my interests. I'm also interested in learning if it can be used to
manage sshfs
mounts.
 But you know what they say about assumptions.
https://systemd.software/automounts
Apparently systemd
mounts... aren't automatically mounted? That seems dumb.
So there's these .automount
to solve that. I don't know why that's not part
of .mount
.
Indeed, systemd
describes networks using .link
files. I've read that there's
a lot of strife between the two types of network management services.
Frankly I think nmcli
is garbage. But I've already learned it enough to use it
passably. I hope .link
is easier. I miss ifup
and ifdown
scripts :'(
If it makes it easier to manage a WireGuard interface that'd be great.
systemd
commandssystemctl
- Manage your OS.https://systemd.software/systemctl
systemctl
is used to manage your OS. It comes in two parts; primarily it
manages the services. Secondarily you use it it to tell your physical machine
to reboot.
enabled
: service will start automatically (at boot or when needed)disabled
: service will not start automatically (unless it's a dependency)masked
: service will refuse to start (even if it's a dependency)unmasked
: opposite of maskedstarted
: service is runningstopped
: service was running but finished.error
: service started but exited for a reason that its unit file describes
as a failure. If any service is in this state, then systemctl status
will
show State: degraded
. Figuring out what service(s) failed isn't intuitive.inactive
: uhhh I think it's just another word for "not started"? I'm not
suresystemctl
can be used to look at the logs for individual services. But
journalctl
is a better tool for that.
systemctl status --no-pager
systemctl --state=failed --no-pager
systemctl reset-failed unit.service
(from Unix StackExchange)systemctl reboot --now
journalctl
- Logs.https://systemd.software/journalctl
journalctl
manages the system journal. The journal is just a fancy way of
saying logs. Why not use the word diary
instead? Whatever.
tl;dr:
journalctl -u unit.service
journalctl -b --no-pager
journalctl --list-boots
Stupid people use -x
.
machinectl
- Virtual Machine and Container managementhttps://systemd.software/machinectl
machinectl
manages... "machines"; virtual machines and containers. I've never
used it. Feel free to add some examples: I'm quite interested in learning
competitors to VirtualBox.
networkctl
- NIC management (competes with Network Manager's nmcli
)https://systemd.software/networkctl
networkctl
competes with Network Manager. I haven't used it. It looks like it
works with the .link
files.
resolvectl
- Control how your DNS workshttps://systemd.software/resolvectl
The system resolver is way more complicated than it needs to be. It's especially
confounding when you're using Docker to build images -- Docker makes its own
/etc/resolv.conf
file inside of the containers. GRRRRR
systemd
systemd
has, in my opinion by its very name and stated goals, convoluted what
other system services are and can do.
nmcli
- Network Manager (CLI)https://systemd.software/nmcli
Network Manager organizes NICs into Layer 2 physical devices and Layer 3 logical connections. Generally think of them as layer 2 can be powered on or off, plugged in or not, etc while layer 3 controls IP configuration. You "can" change the layer 3 configuration without changing the layer 2 status.
nmcli
is bash autocompletion friendly.
Changes made to configurations are not applied immediately. If you change something then it's easiest to bring the device or connection offline and then back online.
nmcli d
nmcli c
nmcli d disconnect <device>
nmcli c down <connection>
nmcli d show <device>
nmcli c show <connection>
firewalld
- "Dynamic Firewall Manager"


FBLoginView Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIView |
| Declared in | FBLoginView.h |
Overview
@class FBLoginView
This view is closely associated with FBSession.activeSession
. Upon initialization,
it will attempt to open an active session without UI if the current active session is not open.
The FBLoginView instance also monitors for changes to the active session.
Please note: Since FBLoginView observes the active session, using multiple FBLoginView instances in different parts of your app can result in each instance’s delegates being notified of changes for one event.
Tasks
-
permissions
@abstract The permissions to login with. Defaults to nil, meaning basic permissions.
property -
readPermissions
@abstract The read permissions to request if the user logs in via this view.
property -
publishPermissions
@abstract The publish permissions to request if the user logs in via this view.
property -
defaultAudience
@abstract The default audience to use, if publish permissions are requested at login time.
property -
loginBehavior
@abstract The login behavior for the active session if the user logs in via this view
property -
tooltipBehavior
@abstract Gets or sets the desired tooltip behavior.
property -
tooltipColorStyle
@abstract Gets or sets the desired tooltip color style.
property -
– init
@abstract Initializes and returns an
FBLoginView
object. The underlying session has basic permissions granted to it. -
– initWithPermissions:
@method
-
– initWithReadPermissions:
@method
-
– initWithPublishPermissions:defaultAudience:
@method
-
delegate
@abstract The delegate object that receives updates for selection and display control.
property
Properties
defaultAudience
@abstract The default audience to use, if publish permissions are requested at login time.
@property (nonatomic, assign) FBSessionDefaultAudience defaultAudience
Discussion
@abstract The default audience to use, if publish permissions are requested at login time.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
delegate
@abstract The delegate object that receives updates for selection and display control.
@property (nonatomic, assign) IBOutlet id<FBLoginViewDelegate> delegate
Discussion
@abstract The delegate object that receives updates for selection and display control.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
loginBehavior
@abstract The login behavior for the active session if the user logs in via this view
@property (nonatomic) FBSessionLoginBehavior loginBehavior
Discussion
@abstract The login behavior for the active session if the user logs in via this view
@discussion The default value is FBSessionLoginBehaviorWithFallbackToWebView.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
permissions
@abstract The permissions to login with. Defaults to nil, meaning basic permissions.
@property (readwrite, copy) NSArray *permissions
Discussion
@abstract The permissions to login with. Defaults to nil, meaning basic permissions.
Methods and properties that specify permissions without a read or publish qualification are deprecated; use of a read-qualified or publish-qualified alternative is preferred.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
publishPermissions
@abstract The publish permissions to request if the user logs in via this view.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSArray *publishPermissions
Discussion
@abstract The publish permissions to request if the user logs in via this view.
@discussion Note, that a defaultAudience value of FBSessionDefaultAudienceOnlyMe, FBSessionDefaultAudienceEveryone, or FBSessionDefaultAudienceFriends should be set if publish permissions are specified. Additionally, when publish permissions are specified, then read should not be specified.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
readPermissions
@abstract The read permissions to request if the user logs in via this view.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSArray *readPermissions
Discussion
@abstract The read permissions to request if the user logs in via this view.
@discussion Note, that if read permissions are specified, then publish permissions should not be specified.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
Instance Methods
init
@abstract
Initializes and returns an FBLoginView
object. The underlying session has basic permissions granted to it.
- (instancetype)init
Discussion
@abstract
Initializes and returns an FBLoginView
object. The underlying session has basic permissions granted to it.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
initWithPermissions:
@method
- (instancetype)initWithPermissions:(NSArray *)permissions
Parameters
- permissions
An array of strings representing the permissions to request during the authentication flow. A value of nil will indicates basic permissions.
Discussion
@method
@abstract
Initializes and returns an FBLoginView
object constructed with the specified permissions.
Methods and properties that specify permissions without a read or publish qualification are deprecated; use of a read-qualified or publish-qualified alternative is preferred.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
initWithPublishPermissions:defaultAudience:
@method
- (instancetype)initWithPublishPermissions:(NSArray *)publishPermissions defaultAudience:(FBSessionDefaultAudience)defaultAudience
Parameters
- publishPermissions
An array of strings representing the publish permissions to request during the authentication flow.
- defaultAudience
An audience for published posts; note that FBSessionDefaultAudienceNone is not valid for permission requests that include publish or manage permissions.
Discussion
@method
@abstract
Initializes and returns an FBLoginView
object constructed with the specified permissions.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h
initWithReadPermissions:
@method
- (instancetype)initWithReadPermissions:(NSArray *)readPermissions
Parameters
- readPermissions
An array of strings representing the read permissions to request during the authentication flow. A value of nil will indicates basic permissions.
Discussion
@method
@abstract
Initializes and returns an FBLoginView
object constructed with the specified permissions.
Declared In
FBLoginView.h


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African Swine Fever issue in Sarawak not alarming, says Dzulkefly
LABUAN, Nov 4 — The African Swine Fever (ASF) virus in Sarawak has yet to reach an alarming stage, and there is no need for the people to panic, said Health Minister, Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad.
“There is nothing to fear about the spread of African Swine Fever virus, as it is zoonotic which means it does not infect humans,” he said at a press conference after the Bebuloh Health Clinic project ground breaking ceremony at Kg Bebuloh here today.
He said his ministry is working closely with the Department of Veterinary Services Sarawak (DVSS) to address the possible spread of the virus.
“It is well under control and we are working together with the department concerned to contain the virus,” he said.
The Health Ministry will be conduct sampling on pork-based products to ensure that they are not contaminated by ASF virus.
Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah today said the sampling was to verify the effectiveness of the retort process, a food processing method.
The ministry, through its Food Safety and Quality Division, was also working together with DVSS to monitor the situation.
Dr Noor Hisham said the Veterinary Services Department had advised consumers to refrain from buying pork-based products and urged farmers to stop the practice of swill feeding to prevent the risk of ASF.
Sarawak has enforced a temporary ban on pork and pork-based products imported from countries affected by African Swine Fever (ASF), including China.
DVSS in a statement on Oct 27 said it had conducted tests on 17 canned luncheon pork imported from China for African Swine Fever Virus and the DNA of ASF virus was detected in one of the samples.
The detected virus DNA was confirmed by the department’s Veterinary Public Health laboratories in a test using Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (q-PCR), on Oct 25.
The department also confirmed so far, there was no ASF infection in pigs reported in Sarawak and the detection of the virus does not change Sarawak’s ASF-free status. — Bernama


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Catching Provider Errors Example
Open the developer tools and view the console log.
See
catchprovidererrors.md
for further details.


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Comparison to the similarity graph algorithm (SGA)
While SGA is, to the best of our knowledge, the only method that has been systematically evaluated on missing segments of similar duration, the different conditions for SGA and our network do not allow for a meaningful performance comparison, as we would do obtain from a listening test. There are conditions for which SGA is almost the optimal solution: A localized corruption on a song with lots of repetition, where the solution does not need to be computed quickly and extending the total length of the song is not a problem. In that setting, SGA attempts to automate what a trained technician would do. There are other conditions where SGA can not be applied and our method can such as signals that present repetitive corruptions in intervals, where a longer context is not available, or where the signal present little repetition. Nevertheless, we applied our method trained on fma-rock to the rock songs used for the listening tests in Perraudin et Al (2016).


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NRPN 17,0 sets the text metadata in the current {_program} in the Main {_instrument}, or reports its {_timestamp}, metadata, and other attributes.
Editor input: This replaces the text metadata in the program in the Main instrument with the contents of the preceding Metadata Sysex, bumps the timestamp to the present, and echoes the message. The timestamp, architecture, version, link parameters, and sequence parameters in the Sysex are validated and otherwise ignored, but the correct values, including the updated timestamp, are contained in the echo. The Bank MSB and Data MSB values are ignored, but the latter must still be sent to trigger the operation. No new instrument is created, because the metadata has no effect on the sound. If the current program is a scratch program, a Chroma program is created containing all default values, plus whatever metadata are supplied by the Sysex.
Editor output: This is sent in response to {MIDI_Program_Get_Metadata} Sysex 81,0 on the Editor input channel. The timestamp and architecture are current, the version is the latest, and the Bank MSB and Data MSB values reflect the current program bank and number. For a scratch program, no Sysex is sent.
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Epiglottitis is an infection of the epiglottis (the flap over the windpipe that stops food from getting into the lungs when you swallow). It causes the epiglottis to swell, blocking the airway. An important warning sign of a potential life-threatening case of epiglottitis is drooling and/or the presence of noisy breathing.
When your condition gets much worse, there are depressed areas at the neck base, just above the breastbone, and in the spaces between the ribs. If these areas are noticeably sucked in when you inhale, it is possible that negative pressure in the chest cavity is being created by a significant blockage of the airway.
If you are experiencing noisy breathing or are struggling to inhale, you may be having difficulty getting air into your lungs.
Call for an ambulance (911 in most locations). You need emergency care. (See Tip 210 for information on epiglottitis in babies and children.)
Your voice is generated by the vibrations of your vocal cords, which are located in the area of the throat called the larynx (a structure in the upper part of the breathing tube). Changes in the vocal cords can cause hoarseness. Think of a vocal cord as a guitar string—the thicker the string, the lower the pitch. As the cord swells, the pitch of your voice will become increasingly lower, until it becomes nothing more than a whisper.
The two most common causes of hoarseness of the vocal cords are irritation from infection and swelling from excessive voice use. These conditions usually go away after a few days. Allergies and acid reflux from the stomach can also contribute to hoarseness. In the case of allergies, this can cause the hoarseness to come and go with the seasons.
Persistent hoarseness (lasting for more than three weeks), however, may be a tip-off to throat cancer, which causes permanent thickening of a vocal cord. This occurs more commonly in smokers and probably in people with chronic acid reflux from the stomach. A cure is possible with early diagnosis and treatment.
Persistent hoarseness can also result from the routine occurrence of fluid entering the lungs when the liquids you drink go up your nose as you swallow. This condition may be indicative of a nerve or muscle disorder, a stroke, or a tumor.
Difficulty swallowing is a common problem. Most of the time it occurs when eating bulky foods like meat or corn bread. You swallow, and it sticks at a narrowed part of the esophagus (the swallowing tube that extends from mouth to stomach) before finally going down. You feel the food getting stuck in a region underneath the breastbone.
Narrowing most often occurs in the lower esophagus and is usually the result of stomach acid refluxing (backing up) into the lower esophagus, irritating it. If this happens over a long period of time, constriction or narrowing of the esophagus occurs too, and more foods get stuck when you swallow. The narrowing may be so gradual that you choose to stop eating difficult-to-swallow foods like steak without even realizing it. Or you may simply lose weight. At its worst, this condition can progress to the point of complete blockage, in which case relieving the obstruction may require emergency treatment.
A major reason to evaluate this problem early—long before complete blockage occurs—is to prevent the development of cancer of the esophagus, which can arise from this type of long-standing irritation.  By obtaining and examining a small piece of the esophagus through biopsy, he or she can determine whether a long-standing irritation or cancer is present.
Three major kinds of infection can endanger the airway: a pus pocket around the tonsils (peritonsillar abscess); an infection in the floor of the mouth, which spreads throughout the jaw and around the teeth (Ludwig’s angina); and an infection of the epiglottis (the flap over your windpipe that keeps food from entering). You can prevent these infections by seeking treatment for your sore throat before it worsens.
Since sore throats are so common, how do you know when you may be in danger? Make sure your condition improves over a forty-eight-hour period. Never let it go longer before seeking medical attention. You might even want to get help earlier if your sore throat sets in after a dental procedure; your condition is more dangerous in this scenario because it can spread faster.
 Also, more serious throat infections are often much worse if they occur on one side of your throat. When you open your mouth and look in the mirror, if the dangling skin hanging in the back of your throat (the uvula) shifts to one side rather than pointing downward, go to your doctor or the emergency room.
Keep aware of your symptoms, because it is possible for your sore throat to improve after receiving antibiotics, only to later become worse. Without you knowing it, germs may be digging deeper into the tissues of your throat and setting up an abscess (pus pocket) that bulges into your airway, narrowing it. At this point the pain will usually increase and your fever will become higher, thus indicating that you need further medical treatment.
Note: Occasionally a sore throat that does not respond to treatment after a number of weeks is caused by a tumor located deep within the throat. These tumors can only be seen when the doctor uses a special small mirror or camera to look into your mouth.
Scarlet fever is caused by a rare type of the same germ that gives you strep throat. The germ releases a toxic substance into the bloodstream, which causes the red rash (your skin may also peel off as though you have been sunburned). The release of this toxic substance can lead to heart and kidney disease, so antibiotic therapy is needed as soon as possible to avoid life-threatening complications. Note: This disease was much more common before the use of antibiotics.
Rheumatic fever is a complication of a strep throat that usually occurs two to three weeks after having strep throat. It can cause the joints in your body to become swollen and painful. Fever and swelling are reactions of the body to the infection caused by the streptococcus germ. Rheumatic fever can also cause the heart muscle to become inflamed, and can thereby permanently damage the heart valves.
While rheumatic fever is most common in children who are between five and fifteen years old, it can also occur in adults. Adequate treatment of the initial sore throat is the secret to preventing rheumatic fever. If your doctor prescribes a course of antibiotics, make sure you take all of the medicine.
Other complications of a strep infection are acute glomerulonephritis (inflammation of the kidneys) and scarletina (see scarlet fever, Tip 40), which has the appearance of a red rash.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 12
Dietary
These swanky brandy snaps would be a great dessert for a dinner party. The unfilled brandy snaps keep well in an airtight container for 2 or 3 days.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Line two baking trays with greaseproof paper.
Melt the butter with the sugar and syrup, stirring over a low heat until the sugar dissolves. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the flour, ginger, brandy and lemon zest.
Place four scant tablespoons of the mixture onto one of the baking trays, leaving plenty of room for the mixture to spread. Bake in the centre of the oven for 10-12 minutes or until bubbly and deep golden-brown. While the brandy snaps are cooking, grease two wooden spoons with butter and wrap an elastic band around them to bind them together. Place four more scant tablespoons of the brandy snap mixture on the second baking tray.
Take the brandy snaps out of the oven and put the second tray in to bake for the same amount of time. Let the brandy snaps rest for 30-60 seconds, then carefully lift one off with a palette knife and wrap around the spoons, overlapping it a little. Hold for around 30 seconds until the biscuit sets in a tube shape, then gently slide off the spoons and put on a rack to cool. Repeat the method with the remaining brandy snaps. If the biscuits become too hard to roll at any stage, simply return to the oven for a few seconds to soften them. Continue baking and rolling the brandy snaps until all the mixture is used.
To prepare the filling, whip the cream until soft peaks form. Stir in the chopped ginger and spoon into a large piping bag fitted with a plain nozzle. Pipe the ginger cream into each end of the brandy snaps and place them fairly close together on a rack placed over a board.
Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl over a pan of gently simmering water, taking care the bottom of the bowl does not touch the water. Remove from the heat and, using a dessert spoon, drizzle melted chocolate over the brandy snaps. Place in the fridge for 15 minutes or until the chocolate sets. Carefully transfer the brandy snaps to a serving plate when you are ready to serve.


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such cases. If a user should not have access to any repositories, the authentication layer should entirely block him.
WARN log message when using wrong content type
A WARN message is written to the log if a PATCH or POST request is attempted to a JSON API repository with a content type
other than application/vnd.api+json. Crnk does not serve such requests and will return a 404. The log message
will let developer know what is wrong.
Minimal Spring Boot example application
spring-boot-minimal-example
is a new example application that shows a very minimal setup just based on auto configuration and a single repository.
Spring Boot 2 upgrade
The example applications have been upgraded to Spring Boot 2. Spring Boot 1.x continues to be supported.
PATCH method can return 204 status code
If a repository returns a null upon a PATCH request, it will result in a HTTP 204 status code without contents. But keep
in mind that POST requests must always return a resource.
Default paging fix for crnk-data-jpa
The customizable paging behavior introduced in the previous release led to an issue with JPA repositories ignoring the default
paging limit.
Initial Release 8. June
use of Jackson to parse filter parameters
The TypeParser now also makes use of Jackson to deserialize parameters (next to already built-in and custom parsers).
The behavior can also be disabled by setting:
TypeParser.setUseJackson(false).
INFO log message on startup
that summarizes the setup of Crnk.
09:24:37 INFO [ost-startStop-1] [ io.crnk.core.boot.CrnkBoot] crnk initialized: numResources=26, usedModules=[jackson, servlet, home, jpa, meta, operations, spring.mvc, ui, validation], securityProviders=[ServletSecurityProvider], pagingBehaviors=[OffsetLimitPagingBehavior], urlMapper=UrlMapperAdapter, serviceDiscovery=SpringServiceDiscovery
CDIServiceDiscovery backs-off in non-CDI environments
The CDIServiceDiscovery of crnk-cdi no longer fails if no CDI context is available. Instead an ERROR is added to the LOG.
QuerySpec mapping support JPA/DTO mapping
The JpaMapper interface has a new (default) method to map DTO-based QuerySpec to Entity-based QuerySpec instances:
default QuerySpec unmapQuerySpec(QuerySpec querySpec) {
return querySpec;
}
It can be used to map filter, inclusion and sort parameters in the same fashion as the DTO/entitiy objects themselves.
Multiple SecurityProviders
Modules can now register multiple SecurityProvider providing roles to users.
Simplified Typescript Generation
The configuration of the Typescript generation has been stream-lined:
typescriptGen{
runtime {
...
}
npm {
// map given Java package to a subdirectory of genDir
directoryMapping['io.myapp.types'] = '/types'
// map a given package to a third-party library
packageMapping['io.other.app'] = '@other/app'
}
...
}
- Package generation is disabled by default. It is no longer necessary to specify a package name.
-
Objects of unknown type get generated into the root directory. Directory mappings (see above) can be used to control the
placement of objects
into directories.
-
Package mappings can be used to reference resources from third-party packages.
-
Meta-related resources from crnk-meta are not generated by default. They can be obtained from the @crnk/angular-ngrx library.
Along the way support to generate complete NPM packages has been deprecated since it has been rarely used and
typically application may want to setup a custom NPM package anyway.
For more information see
here.
Hardened URL computation for crnk-servlet
The CrnkServlet can be integrated into many different environments, but not all of them behave exactly the same. Sometimes this could lead
to a broken URL computation that needed to be fixed/overridden manually. The revised implementation is more robust
against missing slashes and allow to override a broken servlet path with the crnk.config.web.path.prefix property
or CrnkBoot.setWebPathPrefix(...).
Lazy Initialization of CrnkClient
CrnkClient performs more of its initialization in a lazy fashion (in CrnkClient.init). This allows to reconfigure more aspects of CrnkClient, such as
paging behavior and service discovery.


Provides the view for the track.
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#include <viewport.h>
Provides the view for the track.
◆ Viewport()
| Viewport::Viewport |
( |
int |
width, |
|
|
int |
height, |
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Track * |
track, |
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bool |
isMultiplayer |
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) |
| |
Generates a QGraphicsView with some display elements.
- Parameters
-
| width | The width of the view |
| height | The height of the view |
| track | The QGraphics scene which is displayed |
| isMultiplayer | Needed to adjust size for MP or SP |
◆ ~Viewport()
◆ pauseGame()
| void Viewport::pauseGame |
( |
bool |
running | ) |
|
Save previous time when pausing the game.
If you pause the game during startLoop, running is False and time won't be saved
- Parameters
-
| running | Indicats if pausing the game during gameLoop or starLoop |
◆ quitGame
| void Viewport::quitGame |
( |
| ) |
|
|
signal |
Signal to quit game after loser/winner label faded out.
◆ raceFinished
| void Viewport::raceFinished |
( |
QString * |
mLapTimeEnd, |
|
|
QString |
mTotalTimeEnd |
|
) |
| |
|
signal |
Signal that race is finished and start end dialog in player class.
◆ raceFinishedMultiplayer
| void Viewport::raceFinishedMultiplayer |
( |
Viewport * |
viewport | ) |
|
|
signal |
◆ restartGame()
| void Viewport::restartGame |
( |
| ) |
|
Resets all values (e.g. mCurLap or mLaps)to beginnig default.
◆ resumeGame()
| void Viewport::resumeGame |
( |
| ) |
|
Restarts the lap and total time counter after pausing game.
◆ saveLapTime
| void Viewport::saveLapTime |
( |
| ) |
|
|
slot |
Slot which is called every time a lap is completed.
Updates all label params for a new lap
◆ setLabelStyleSheets()
| void Viewport::setLabelStyleSheets |
( |
int |
r, |
|
|
int |
g, |
|
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int |
b, |
|
|
int |
alpha |
|
) |
| |
Sets Style of labels.
- Parameters
-
| r | Red value |
| g | Green value |
| b | Blue value |
| alpha | Transparency |
◆ showInfoLabel
| void Viewport::showInfoLabel |
( |
QString |
name, |
|
|
int |
r, |
|
|
int |
g, |
|
|
int |
b, |
|
|
int |
alpha |
|
) |
| |
|
slot |
Shows loser label to the loser in MP.
◆ startGame()
| void Viewport::startGame |
( |
| ) |
|
Init label params for game start.
◆ stopGame
| void Viewport::stopGame |
( |
| ) |
|
|
signal |
Signal to the world that all laps are completed and stop game loop.
◆ updateLabelOpacity
| void Viewport::updateLabelOpacity |
( |
| ) |
|
|
slot |
Fade out winner/loser label in MP.
◆ updateOverlay()
| void Viewport::updateOverlay |
( |
QPointF |
carpos, |
|
|
int |
fps |
|
) |
| |
Each time step during gameLoop this function is called to update all labels.
carpos and fps is need to calculate current speed
- Parameters
-
| carpos | Current position of car |
| fps | Frames per second of the game |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: