Package io.sf.carte.doc.style.css
Interface StyleDeclarationErrorHandler
- All Known Implementing Classes:
DefaultStyleDeclarationErrorHandler
public interface StyleDeclarationErrorHandler
Handles the errors found in style declarations.
The reported errors can be logged, ignored, or used by some tool.
- Author:
- Carlos Amengual
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
compatWarning
(String propertyName, String cssText) A warning due to the processing of IE-compatible values was issued.boolean
Have errors been reported to this error handler?boolean
Have value warnings been reported to this error handler?void
malformedURIValue
(String uri) An URI CSS value contained a malformed URI.void
missingRequiredProperty
(String propertyName) A required property was missing when processing a shorthand.void
noContainingBlock
(String containedNode, Node ownerNode) Unable to find containing block forcontainedNode
.void
reset()
Reset this handler and prepare it to handle a new declaration.void
sacError
(CSSParseException exception, int previousIndex) Reports a SAC error as per the SAC ErrorHandler.void
sacWarning
(CSSParseException exception, int previousIndex) Reports a SAC warning as per the SAC ErrorHandler.void
shorthandError
(String shorthandName, String message) Generic error while processing a shorthand.void
shorthandSyntaxError
(String shorthandName, String message) When processing a shorthand, a syntax error was found.void
shorthandWarning
(String shorthandName, String valueText) A shorthand could be processed, but was found to be browser-unsafe.void
syntaxWarning
(String message) A syntax issue was found, but not serious enough to trigger an error.void
unassignedShorthandValue
(String shorthandName, String valueCss) When processing a shorthand, an individual value could not be properly assigned to any subproperty.void
unassignedShorthandValues
(String shorthandName, String[] unassignedProperties, LexicalUnit[] unassignedValues) When processing a shorthand, some values could not be assigned.void
unknownIdentifier
(String propertyName, String ident) An unrecognized CSS identifier value was found for propertypropertyName
.void
wrongSubpropertyCount
(String shorthandName, int count) The number of subproperty values found in a shorthand is wrong.void
wrongValue
(String propertyName, CSSPropertyValueException e) The propertypropertyName
has a wrong value.
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Method Details
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malformedURIValue
An URI CSS value contained a malformed URI.- Parameters:
uri
- the malformed uri.
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shorthandSyntaxError
When processing a shorthand, a syntax error was found.- Parameters:
shorthandName
- the name of the shorthand property being processed.message
- a message describing the error.
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shorthandWarning
A shorthand could be processed, but was found to be browser-unsafe.- Parameters:
shorthandName
- the name of the shorthand property.valueText
- the unsafe value text.
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shorthandError
Generic error while processing a shorthand.- Parameters:
shorthandName
- the shorthand name.message
- error message.
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unassignedShorthandValues
void unassignedShorthandValues(String shorthandName, String[] unassignedProperties, LexicalUnit[] unassignedValues) When processing a shorthand, some values could not be assigned.- Parameters:
shorthandName
- the name of the shorthand property being processed.unassignedProperties
- a string array with the names of the subproperties that went without an assigned value and were reset to default values.unassignedValues
- the array of unassigned lexical unit values.
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unassignedShorthandValue
When processing a shorthand, an individual value could not be properly assigned to any subproperty.- Parameters:
shorthandName
- the name of the shorthand property being processed.valueCss
- the css text of the unassigned value.
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wrongSubpropertyCount
The number of subproperty values found in a shorthand is wrong.- Parameters:
shorthandName
- the name of the shorthand property being processed.count
- the number of values found.
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unknownIdentifier
An unrecognized CSS identifier value was found for propertypropertyName
.- Parameters:
propertyName
- the property name.ident
- the unrecognized identifier.
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missingRequiredProperty
A required property was missing when processing a shorthand.- Parameters:
propertyName
- the missing property name.
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wrongValue
The propertypropertyName
has a wrong value.- Parameters:
propertyName
- the property name.e
- the exception describing the problem.
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syntaxWarning
A syntax issue was found, but not serious enough to trigger an error.- Parameters:
message
- a message describing the problem.
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compatWarning
A warning due to the processing of IE-compatible values was issued.- Parameters:
propertyName
- the property name.cssText
- the faulty cssText.
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noContainingBlock
Unable to find containing block forcontainedNode
.- Parameters:
containedNode
- the contained node.ownerNode
- the owner node.
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sacWarning
Reports a SAC warning as per the SAC ErrorHandler.- Parameters:
exception
- the parse exception.previousIndex
- the index for the previously set property in the properties collection, or -1 if the problem occurred with the first property or before that.
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sacError
Reports a SAC error as per the SAC ErrorHandler.- Parameters:
exception
- the parse exception.previousIndex
- the index for the previously set property in the properties collection, or -1 if the problem occurred with the first property or before that.
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hasErrors
boolean hasErrors()Have errors been reported to this error handler?- Returns:
true
if errors were reported,false
otherwise.
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hasWarnings
boolean hasWarnings()Have value warnings been reported to this error handler?- Returns:
true
if value warnings were reported,false
otherwise.
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reset
void reset()Reset this handler and prepare it to handle a new declaration.
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Generic parse method to parse either a .gct or a .gctx.
Takes in a file path corresponding to either a .gct or .gctx,
and parses to a GCToo instance accordingly.
Note: Supports GCT1.2, GCT1.3, and GCTX1.0 files.
"""
import logging
import setup_GCToo_logger as setup_logger
import parse_gct
import parse_gctx
__author__ = "Oana Enache"
__email__ =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># instantiate logger
logger = logging.getLogger(setup_logger.LOGGER_NAME)
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Identifies whether file_path corresponds to a .gct or .gctx file and calls the
correct corresponding parse method.
Input:
Mandatory:
- gct(x)_file_path (str): full path to gct(x) file you want to parse.
Optional:
- convert_neg_666 (bool): whether to convert -666 values to numpy.nan or not
(see Note below for more details on this). Default = False.
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- cid (list of strings): list of col ids to specifically keep from gctx. Default=None.
- make_multiindex (bool): whether to create a multi-index df combining
the 3 component dfs
Output:
- myGCToo (GCToo)
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- In CMap--for somewhat obscure historical reasons--we use "-666" as our null value
for metadata. However (so that users can take full advantage of pandas' methods,
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into numpy.NaN values, the pandas default.
"""
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curr = parse_gctx.parse(file_path, convert_neg_666, rid, cid, ridx, cidx, meta_only, make_multiindex)
else:
logger.error("File to parse must be .gct or .gctx!")
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ActiveRecord.js is a cross browser, cross platform, stand-alone object relational mapper. It shares a very similar vocabulary to the Ruby ActiveRecord implementation, but uses JavaScript idioms and best practices -- it is not a direct port. It can operate using an in memory hash table, or with a SQL back end on the Jaxer platform (SQLite and MySQL), Adobe's AIR (SQLite) and Google Gears (SQLite). Support for the HTML 5 SQL storage spec is planned.
To begin using ActiveRecord.js, you will need to include the activerecord.js file and establish a connection. If you do not specify a connection type, one will be automatically chosen.
ActiveRecord.connect();
You can also specify a specific type of adapter. Jaxer requires pre-configuring of the database for the entire application, and Gears automatically configures the database, so simply passing the type of connection is enough. In all of the SQLite implementations you can optionally specify a database name (browser) or path (Jaxer):
ActiveRecord.connect(ActiveRecord.Adapters.InMemory); //in JS memory
ActiveRecord.connect(ActiveRecord.Adapters.JaxerMySQL); //Jaxer MySQL
ActiveRecord.connect(ActiveRecord.Adapters.JaxerSQLite); //Jaxer SQLite
ActiveRecord.connect(ActiveRecord.Adapters.AIR); //Adobe AIR
ActiveRecord.connect(ActiveRecord.Adapters.Gears,'my_database'); //Gears or HTML5, name is optional
Once connected you can always execute SQL statements directly:
ActiveRecord.execute('CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS posts (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, user_id, title, text)');
Logging (to either the Jaxer log or browser console) can be turned on by setting:
ActiveRecord.logging = true;
If you are using a browser or platform that does not have access to a SQL database, you can use the InMemory adapter which will store your objects in memory. All features (including find by SQL) will still work, but you will not be able to use the Migration features, since there is no table schema. Since your objects will not persist, the second parameter to establish a connection is a hash with the data you would like to use in this format: {table_name: {id: row}}. The InMemory adapter will also trigger three observable events that allow you to write an AJAX persistence layer.
ActiveRecord.connect(ActiveRecord.Adapters.InMemory,{
table_one: {
1: {row_data},
2: {row_data}
},
table_two: {
1: {row_data},
2: {row_data}
}
});
ActiveRecord.connection.observe('created',function(table_name,id,data){});
ActiveRecord.connection.observe('updated',function(table_name,id,data){});
ActiveRecord.connection.observe('destroyed',function(table_name,id){});
ActiveRecord classes are created using the ActiveRecord.create method which takes three arguments: the name of the table that the class will reference, a field definition hash, and optionally a hash of instance methods that will be added to the class. If the table does not exist it will be automically created.
var User = ActiveRecord.create('users',{
username: '',
password: '',
post_count: 0,
profile: {
type: 'TEXT',
value: ''
}
},{
getProfileWordCount: function(){
return this.get('profile').split(/\s+/).length;
}
});
JavaScript does not have true static methods or classes, but in this case any method of the User variable above is refered to as a class method, and any method of a particular user (that the User class would find) is refered to as an instance method. The most important class methods are create() and find():
var jessica = User.create({
username: 'Jessica',
password: 'rabbit'
});
Add new class or instance methods to all ActiveRecord models in the following way:
ActiveRecord.ClassMethods.myClassMethod = function(){
//this === model class
};
ActiveRecord.InstanceMethods.myInstanceMethod = function(){
// this === model instance
};
It is extremely important to note that all of the attributes/columns of the user are accessible directly for reading (for convenience), but cannot be written directly. You must use the set() method to set an attribute, you should use the get() method to access all attributes, but you must use the get() method if your attribute/column is a method of the object or a JavaScript reserved keyword ('save,'initialize','default', etc).
jessica.username // 'Jessica'
jessica.get('username'); // 'Jessica'
jessica.username = 'new username';
jessica.get('username'); // 'Jessica'
jessica.set('username','new username');
jessica.get('username'); // 'new username'
Data is only persisted to the database in three cases: when you explicitly call save() on a record, when you call create() on a record, or create a child record through a relationship (the method will contain the word "create" in this case), or when you call updateAttribute() on a record. In the case of the latter, only the attribute you update will be saved, the rest of the record will not be persisted to the database, even if changes have been made. Calling save() may add an "id" property to the record if it does not exist, but if there are no errors, it's state will otherwise be unchanged. You can call refresh() on any record to ensure it is not out of synch with your database at any time.
If you created the User class using the define() method you automatically have free "finder" methods:
User.findByUsername('Jessica');
User.findAllByPassword(''); //finds all with blank passwords
Otherwise you can use the base find() method, which takes a hash of options, a numeric id or a complete SQL string:
var posts = Post.find({
all: true,
order: 'id DESC',
limit: 10
});
It is sometimes useful to keep records that have already been found in synch with the database. Each found record has a synchronize() method that will keep the values of that record in synch with the database. If you pass the parameter synchronize: true to find(), all objects will have their values synchronized, and in addition the result set itself will update as objects are destroyed or created. Both features are relatively expensive operations, and are not automatically garbage collected/stopped when the record or result set goes out of scope, so you will need to explicitly stop both record and result set synchronization.
var aaron = User.findByName('aaron');
aaron.synchronize();
var aaron_clone = User.findByName('aaron');
aaron_clone.set('name','Aaron!');
aaron_clone.save();
aaron.get('name') === 'Aaron!';
aaron.stop(); //record will no longer be synchronized
var users = User.find({
all: true,
synchronize: true
});
//users contains aaron
aaron.destroy();
//users will no longer contain aaron
users.stop(); //result set will no longer be synchronized
Calculations (count, min, max, etc) can also be synchronized. As a second parameter to the calculation function, pass a hash with a synchronize property that contains a function. That function will be called when the result of the calculation changes. Instead of returning the value of the calculation the initial call to the calculation function will return a function that will stop the synchronization.
var current_count;
var stop = User.count({
synchronize: function(updated_count){
current_count = updated_count;
}
});
var new_user = User.create({params}); //current_count incremented
new_user.destroy(); //current_count decremented
stop();
User.create({params}); //current_count unchanged
There are 8 currently supported lifecycle events which allow granular control over your data, and are convenient to build user interface components and interactions around on the client side:
beforeSave and afterSave are called when both creating (inserting) and saving (updating) a record. You can observe events on all instances of a class, or just a particular instnace:
User.observe('afterCreate',function(user){
console.log('User with id of ' + user.id + ' was created.');
});
var u = User.find(5);
u.observe('afterDestroy',function(){
//this particular user was destroyed
});
In the example above, each user that is created will be passed to the first callback. You can also call stopObserving() to remove a given observer, and use the observeOnce() method (same arguments as observe()) method if needed. Alternately, each event name is also a convience method and the following example is functionally equivelent to the prior example:
User.afterCreate(function(user){
console.log('User with id of ' + user.id + ' was created.');
});
var u = User.find(5);
u.afterDestroy(function(){
//this particular user was destroyed
});
You can stop the creation, saving or destruction of a record by returning false inside any observers of the beforeCreate, beforeSave and beforeDestroy events respectively:
User.beforeDestroy(function(user){
if(!allow_deletion_checkbox.checked){
return false; //record will not be destroyed
}
});
Returning null, or returning nothing is equivelent to returning true in this context and will not stop the event.
To observe a given event on all models, you can do the following:
ActiveRecord.observe('created',function(model_class,model_instance){});
afterFind works differently than all of the other events. It is only available to the model class, not the instances, and is called only when a result set is found. A find first, or find by id call will not trigger the event.
User.observe('afterFind',function(users,params){
//params contains the params used to find the array of users
});
Validation is performed on each model instance when create() or save() is called. Validation can be applied either by using pre defined validations (validatesPresenceOf, validatesLengthOf, more will be implemented soon), or by defining a valid() method in the class definition. (or by both). If a record is not valid, save() will return false. create() will always return the record, but in either case you can call getErrors() on the record to determine if there are any errors present.
User = ActiveRecord.define('users',{
username: '',
password: ''
},{
valid: function(){
if(User.findByUsername(this.username)){
this.addError('The username ' + this.username + ' is already taken.');
}
}
});
User.validatesPresenceOf('password');
var user = User.build({
'username': 'Jessica'
});
user.save(); //false
var errors = user.getErrors(); //contains a list of the errors that occured
user.set('password','rabbit');
user.save(); //true
Relationships are declared with one of three class methods that are available to all models:
The related model name can be specified in a number of ways, assuming that you have a Comment model already declared, any of the following would work:
User.hasMany(Comment)
User.hasMany('Comment')
User.hasMany('comment')
User.hasMany('comments')
Each relationship adds various instance methods to each instance of that model. This differs significantly from the Rails "magical array" style of handling relationship logic:
Rails:
u = User.find(5)
u.comments.length
u.comments.create :title => 'comment title'
ActiveRecord.js:
var u = User.find(5);
u.getCommentList().length;
u.createComment({title: 'comment title'});
You can name the relationship (and thus the generate methods) by passing a name parameter:
TreeNode.belongsTo(TreeNode,{name: 'parent'});
TreeNode.hasMany(TreeNode,{name: 'child'});
//instance now have, getParent(), getChildList(), methods
ActiveRecord.js will not support all of the advanced features of the Ruby ActiveRecord implementation, but several key features are currently missing and will be added soon:
Migrations are a method of versioining the database schema used by your application. All of your migrations must be defined in an object assigned to ActiveRecord.Migrations.migrations. The keys need not be numerically sequential, but must be numeric (i.e. 1,2,3 or 100,200,300).
Each migration object must have an up() and down() method which will recieve an ActiveRecord.Migrations.Schema object. createTable() and addColumn() both use the same syntax as define() to specify default values and field types.
ActiveRecord.Migrations.migrations = {
1: {
up: function(schema){
schema.createTable('one',{
a: '',
b: {
type: 'TEXT',
value: 'default'
}
});
},
down: function(schema){
schema.dropTable('one');
}
},
2: {
up: function(schema){
schema.addColumn('one','c');
},
down: function(schema){
schema.dropColumn('one','c');
}
}
};
ActiveRecord.Migrations.migrate(); //will migrate to the highest available (2 in this case)
ActiveRecord.Migrations.migrate(0); //migrates down below 1, effectively erasing the schema
ActiveRecord.Migrations.migrate(1); //migrates to version 1
ActiveJS is a trademark of Aptana, Inc. ©2009 Aptana Inc.


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The class template in <boost/integer/static_log2.hpp> determines the position of the highest bit in a given value. This facility is useful for solving generic programming problems.
namespace boost { typedef implementation-defined static_log2_argument_type; typedef implementation-defined static_log2_result_type; template < static_log2_argument_type arg > struct static_log2 { static const static_log2_result_type value = implementation-defined; }; template < > struct static_log2< 0 > { // The logarithm of zero is undefined. }; } // namespace boost
The boost::static_log2
class template takes one template
parameter, a value of type static_log2_argument_type
. The template
only defines one member, value
, which gives the truncated
base-two logarithm of the template argument.
Since the logarithm of zero, for any base, is undefined, there is a
specialization of static_log2
for a template argument
of zero. This specialization has no members, so an attempt to use
the base-two logarithm of zero results in a compile-time error.
Note:
static_log2_argument_type
is an unsigned integer
type (C++ standard, 3.9.1p3).static_log2_result_type
is an integer type
(C++ standard, 3.9.1p7).#include "boost/integer/static_log2.hpp" template < boost::static_log2_argument_type value > bool is_it_what() { typedef boost::static_log2<value> lb_type; int temp = lb_type::value; //... return (temp % 2) != 0; } //... int main() { bool temp = is_it_what<2000>(); //... # if 0 temp = is_it_what<0>(); // would give an error # endif //... temp = is_it_what<24>(); //... }
The program static_log2_test.cpp is a simplistic demonstration of the results from instantiating various examples of the binary logarithm class template.
The base-two (binary) logarithm, abbreviated lb, function is occasionally used to give order-estimates of computer algorithms. The truncated logarithm can be considered the highest power-of-two in a value, which corresponds to the value's highest set bit (for binary integers). Sometimes the highest-bit position could be used in generic programming, which requires the position to be statically (i.e. at compile-time) available.
boost::static_log2
are now typedef'd. Formerly, they were hardcoded as unsigned long
and int
respectively. Please, use the provided typedefs in new
code (and update old code as soon as possible).
The original version of the Boost binary logarithm class template was written by Daryle Walker and then enhanced by Giovanni Bajo with support for compilers without partial template specialization. The current version was suggested, together with a reference implementation, by Vesa Karvonen. Gennaro Prota wrote the actual source file.
Revised July 19, 2004
© Copyright Daryle Walker 2001.
© Copyright Gennaro Prota 2004.


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library(tidyverse)
library(mosaic)
Motivation
What are data transformation good for? Why do we bother to transform variables for regression analysis? This post explores some nuances around these themes.
Simulate an exponentially distributed assocation
len <- 42 # 42 x values
x <- rep(runif(len), 30) # each x value repeated 30 times
y <- dexp(x) + rnorm(length(x), mean = 0, sd = .01) # add some noise
Plot it:
gf_point(y ~ x) %>%
gf_smooth()
If we now do a log transformation on \(y\), we get this:
gf_point(log(y) ~ x) %>%
gf_smooth()
A straigt line. That means, we have a linear trend, thus additivity holds - and additivity is a/the central assumption in lineare models.
For comparison, let’s log \(x\):
gf_point(y ~ log(x)) %>%
gf_smooth()
We get a different trend, but additivity does not hold anymore.
Gelman’s comment on the use of transformation (Chap. 5, p. 53ff)
Gelman and Hill (2007) point out three reasons for transformations:
- Easier interpretation (more on that later)
- Improved additivity (as seen above)
- Improved normality of the residuls (see below)
Improved normality of the residuls
Consider the residulas of the nontransformed regression:
lm1 <- lm(y ~ x)
gf_histogram(~ resid(lm1), bins = 10)
Well, not toooo much of a normal distribution.
Compare the logged lm:
lm2 <- lm(log(y) ~ x)
gf_histogram(~ resid(lm2), bins = 10)
Much better.
Easier interpretation
Assume we have a regression model on log scale. As can be seen in the Figure below, small values of the exponential function (close to zero) are similar to the \(y=x+1\) straigt line. That means, we can interpret an logged coefficient of say 6% as a growth factor of 1.06. Note that this correspondence deteriorates for larger values.
gf_fun(exp(x) ~ x, xlim = c(-1,1)) %>%
gf_fun(x +1 ~ x , color = "red")


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i2c_data_struct_t Struct Reference
Used to write a data byte to the register of the slave device.
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Used to write a data byte to the register of the slave device.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


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FDR: the CSP refinement checker
Overview
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course the student should:
- understand some of the issues and difficulties involved in Concurrency;
- be able to specify and model concuurent systems using CSP;
- be able to reason about CSP models of systems using both algebraic laws and semantic models;
- be able to analyse CSP models of systems using the model checker FDR.
Synopsis
- Processes and observations of processes; point synchronisation, events, alphabets. Sequential processes: prefixing, choice, nondeterminism. Operational semantics; traces; algebraic laws. [3]
- Recursion. Complete partial orders and fixed points as a means of explaining recursion; approximation, limits, least fixed points; guardedness and unique fixed points. [1]
- Concurrency. Hiding. Renaming. [3]
- Non-deterministic behaviours, refusals, failures; the determinism ordering. [2]
- Hiding and divergence, the failures-divergences model. [1]
- Specification and correctness. [2]
- Communication, pipes, buffers. Sequential composition. [2]
- Case study. [2]
Syllabus
Reading list
Lecture Notes: The lecture notes for this year's course will be given out in lectures as the course progresses. They will only appear online on the Course Materials page with a significant delay.
Course Text:
- A. W. Roscoe, Understanding Concurrent Systems, Chapters 1-8, Springer 2010
Alternatives:
- A.W. Roscoe, The Theory and Practice of Concurrency, Chapters 1-7, Prentice-Hall International, 1997; http://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/oucl/work/bill.roscoe/publications/68b.pdf.
- C. A. R. Hoare, Communicating Sequential Processes, Prentice-Hall International, 1985; http://www.usingcsp.com.
- S. A. Schneider, Concurrent and Real-time Systems, Chapters 1-8, Wiley, 2000; http://www.computing.surrey.ac.uk/personal/st/S.Schneider/books/CRTS.pdf.
Overheads: This year's slides will appear on the Course Materials page over the course of the term.
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| Time | Main Hall (Conference) | Crypt (Unconference) |
|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | DOORS OPEN / BREAKFAST / NETWORK | |
| 09:00 | WELCOME Liz Keogh and Gen Ashley |
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| 09:05 | tba Gen Ashley, Director, Women Who Code London |
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| 09:20 | TUTORIAL Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones Simon Wardley |
byot |
| 12:00 | LUNCH | |
| 13:00 | Minimum Viable Agency Liam Maxwell, National Technology Advisor, HM government |
byot |
| 13:30 | Mapping for the Future: The Architecture of the Web Hadley Beeman, Architect for #opendata & #openstandards, W3C |
byot |
| 14:00 | Hunting for Dragons Julie Pierce, Director Openness, Food Standards Agency |
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| 14:30 | Change, not "Change Management" Paul Shetler, former CEO of Aus Gov DTO |
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| 15:00 | BREAK | |
| 15:30 | Mapping by Example Chris Adams, Founder of Product Science |
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| 16:00 | Our Approach to Strategy HM government |
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| 16:30 | Mapping Inclusive Collaboration: Escaping Ineffective Monoculture Chris Corriere |
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| 17:00 | The Good Judgement Project James Findlay & James Duncan, Founders of Stance |
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| 17:30 | 3 Things I Learned as a Newbie Mapper Yodit Stanton, Founder and Chief Unicorn, Open Sensors |
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| 18:00 | Mapping the Future (by videolink) Tal Klein, Author of The Punch Escrow |
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New SNP councillor in Glasgow criticised over £600 expenses bill
Anne McTaggart's "telephone and ICT" bill was nearly 15 times higher than her colleagues.
by Paul Hutcheon, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/paul-hutcheon/The SNP’s newest councillor has been criticised over a £600 “telephone and ICT” expenses bill.
Anne McTaggart, who defected from Labour to the SNP last week, incurred costs nearly fifteen times higher than her colleagues.
Thomas Kerr, the leader of the Tory group on Glasgow council, said:
“Just as the SNP ditch their Lord Provost for her dodgy expenses, they pick up another councillor spending more public money than necessary.
“It’s clear Cllr McTaggart has found the right home among an SNP group willing to throw away taxpayers’ cash. This money would be far better spent on schools and roads.”
McTaggart was a Labour MSP between 2011 and 2016 before she was effectively deselected by party members.
She made a political comeback twelve months later when she was elected as a Glasgow councillor for Anniesland and Drumchapel.
On Friday, she announced she had quit Labour to join the SNP, which runs the city council as a minority administration.
McTaggart said: “I really want to be part of something positive. Labour hasn’t done anything positive of note for a long time in Glasgow.”
Her defection was hailed by Nicola Sturgeon who wrote that it was “great” to “welcome” her to the party.
However, McTaggart is facing questions about her latest “telephone/ICT” costs.
Over 80 of the 85 councillors claimed less than £50 in this category, with the overwhelming majority billing the taxpayer for £41.58.
Two councillors had bills of between £50 and £60, but McTaggart’s charge came to £606.33. At £765, she also had the second highest mileage bill.
SNP councillor Graham Campbell was top of list for mobile phone costs - £4,579 - which was caused by him not switching off his data roaming on a trip to Africa. He has agreed to repay most of it to the council.
In 2012, McTaggart's expenses claims as an MSP hit the headlines after she billed the taxpayer for a book called “Public Speaking and Presentation for Dummies”.
McTaggart did not respond to the Record’s email.


| gompertz {pomp} | R Documentation |
gompertz()
constructs a ‘pomp’ object encoding a stochastic Gompertz population model with log-normal measurement error.
gompertz(
K = 1,
r = 0.1,
sigma = 0.1,
tau = 0.1,
X_0 = 1,
times = 1:100,
t0 = 0
)
K |
carrying capacity |
r |
growth rate |
sigma |
process noise intensity |
tau |
measurement error s.d. |
X_0 |
value of the latent state variable |
times |
observation times |
t0 |
zero time |
The state process is
X_{t+1} = K^{1-S} X_{t}^S \epsilon_{t},
where S=e^{-r}
and the \epsilon_t
are i.i.d. lognormal random deviates with
variance \sigma^2
.
The observed variables Y_t
are distributed as
Y_t\sim\mathrm{Lognormal}(\log{X_t},\tau).
Parameters include the per-capita growth rate r
, the carrying
capacity K
, the process noise s.d. \sigma
, the
measurement error s.d. \tau
, and the initial condition
X_0
. The ‘pomp’ object includes parameter
transformations that log-transform the parameters for estimation purposes.
A ‘pomp’ object with simulated data.
More examples provided with pomp:
blowflies
,
childhood_disease_data
,
compartmental_models
,
dacca()
,
ebola
,
ou2()
,
pomp_examples
,
ricker()
,
rw2()
,
verhulst()
plot(gompertz())
plot(gompertz(K=2,r=0.01))


SP_read_from_string()
#include <sicstus/sicstus.h> int SP_read_from_string(SP_term_ref t, const char *string, SP_term_ref values[])
Assigns to tt
the result of reading a term from the its
textual representation string
. Variables that occur in the
term are bound to the corresponding term in val
.
0
(zero).
values
may be NULL
, which is treated as an empty
vector.
Nonzero on success, and 0 otherwise.
The variables in the term are ordered according to their first
occurence during a depth first traversal in increasing argument
order. That is, the same order as used by
terms:term_variables_bag/2
(see lib-terms). Variables that
do not have a corresponding entry in vals
are ignored. Entries
in vals
that do not correspond to a variable in the term are
ignored.
The string should be encoded using the SICStus Prolog internal encoding.
This example creates the term foo(X,42,42,X)
(without error
checking):
SP_term_ref x = SP_new_term_ref(); SP_term_ref y = SP_new_term_ref(); SP_term_ref term = SP_new_term_ref(); SP_term_ref vals[] = {x,y,x,0}; // zero-terminated SP_put_variable(x); SP_put_integer(y,42); SP_read_from_string(term, "foo(A,B,B,C).", vals); #if 0 A corresponds to vals[0] (x), B to vals[1] (y), C to vals[2] (x). A and C therefore both are bound to the variable referred to by x. B is bound to the term referred to by y (42). So term refers to a term foo(X,42,42,X). #endif
See Calling Prolog from C, for an example of using
SP_read_from_string()
to call an arbitrary goal.


amd-utils / financial
Financial math helpers.
Table of Contents #
compoundInterest(interestRate, nPeriods, presentValue):Number #
Calculates compount interest over a period.
compoundInterest(0.1, 3, 100); // 133.1
futureValue(rate, nPeriods, payment[, presentValue, isDue]):Number #
Calculate the future value of an investment based on periodic, constant
payments at a constant interest rate. (aka.
annuity) - Works
similarly to Microsoft Excel FV()
function.
Payments are made at the end of each period by default, set isDue
to true
if payments should be made at the beginning of each period.
See: presentValue()
futureValue(0.12, 12, 1000); // 24133.13 futureValue(0.12, 12, 1000, 0, true); // 27029.11 futureValue(0.12, 12, 1000, 500); // 26081.12 futureValue(0.12, 12, 1000, 500, true); // 28977.10
npv(discountRate, values):Number #
Calculates the net present value.
npv(0.1, [-100, 30, 35, 28, 46]); // 7.867073163159489 npv(0.1, [30, 35, 28, 46]) - 100; // 8.653780479475415
payment(rate, nPeriods, presentValue, futureValue, isDue):Number #
Calculates the payment for a loan based on constant payments and a constant
interest rate. Similar to Microsoft Excel PMT()
function. (aka. mortgage or
annuity)
payment(0.05, 10, 1000); //<PHONE_NUMBER>6545667 payment(0.05, 10, 0, 1000); // 79.50457496545668
presentValue(rate, nPeriods, payment[, futurevalue, isDue]):Number #
Returns the present value of an investment. The present value is the total
amount that a series of future payments is worth now (aka.
annuity). - Works
similarly to Microsoft Excel PV()
function.
Payments are made at the end of each period by default, set isDue
to true
if payments should be made at the beginning of each period.
See: futureValue()
presentValue(0.12, 12, 1000); // 6194.37 presentValue(0.12, 12, 1000, 0, true); // 6937.70
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Visible objects can not be used unless they are placed within object trees. The top object of the tree must be of a subclass of
VisContentClass
. Other objects in the tree can be of any visible object class. Keep in mind, however, that
VisClass
objects can not have children; only the composite classes (
VisCompClass
and
VisContentClass
) may have children. Therefore,
VisClass
is useful only for leaf objects.
Each visible object has a
VI_link
instance field. This field specifies the optr of that object's next sibling in the tree. Since this is a field of
VisClass
, both composites and noncomposites have it. Composite objects also have a
VCI_comp
field which contains the optr of the composite's first child. Thus, visible trees use the same format as normal object trees.
Getting Visible Tree Information
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We're adopting an RFC ("request for comments") process for contributing ideas to React.
Inspired by Yarn, Ember, and Rust, the goal is to allow React core team members and community members to collaborate on the design of new features. It's also intended to provide a clear path for ideas to enter the project:
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Anyone! No knowledge of React's internals is required, nor are you expected to implement the proposal yourself.
As with our other repositories, we do ask that you complete a Contributor License Agreement before we can accept your PR.
Generally, any idea that would benefit from additional review or design before being implemented is a good candidate for an RFC. As a rule of thumb, this means any proposal that adds, changes, or removes a React API.
Not every change must go through the RFC process. Bug fixes or performance improvements that don't touch the API can be submitted directly to the main library.
We now have several repositories where you can submit contributions to React:
Coinciding with the launch of our RFC process, we've submitted a proposal for a new version of context. The proposal has already received many valuable comments from the community that we will incorporate into the design of the new API.
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Contents15. Light and dark
|
In many adventures, a lamp is a vital object. Without it, you cannot make it through the dark caverns that lie ahead.
The effect of being in the dark differs from game to game. Typically, it makes the command ‘look’ ineffective. In some games (e.g. Zork), darkness is deadly. In others, you can still make progress without a light source, provided you have drawn a detailed map of the dark area.
Our game will stay in between; being in the dark will not get you killed, but you will not be able to follow any passages either. An exception will be made for passages that lead back into the light; it seemed unfair to me to allow the player to run into a dark area, without an opportunity to get back to where he came from.
Alright; so first of all, in darkness you cannot see your surroundings.
| location.c |
|---|
|
Secondly, in darkness you cannot see or use nearby objects.
| noun.c |
|---|
|
In both cases, we used a function isLit. It is defined (and used some more) in misc.c.
| misc.h |
|---|
|
| misc.c |
|
Explanation:
We will add a lamp the player can carry to get through the dark locations.
| object.txt |
|---|
|
We will add some commands we can use to turn the lamp on and off.
| parsexec.c |
|---|
|
Below is the implementation of these commands.
| Sample output |
|---|
|
Welcome to Little Cave Adventure.
You are in an open field.  It is very dark in here. You see: an exit to the west --> get key It's too dark. --> open door It's too dark. --> go south It's too dark. --> turn lamp on OK.    You are in a backroom. You see: solid rock all around an open door to the north a wooden box --> quit Bye! |
| onoff.h |
|---|
|
| onoff.c |
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To turn the lamp on and off, we will use the same trick we used to open and close the door and the box (see chapter 12).
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Finally, we will mark the dark locations in our generated map.
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Do be careful not to turn off the lamp after dropping it; in the dark, you will never be able to find it back!
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[gecode-users] newbie's question about distribution
volpadri at alice.it
volpadri at alice.it
Wed Sep 19 13:05:30 CEST 2007
Hi,
sorry (Christian) for the "puzzle", I'll try to explain
from the ground up.
I used Oz for a while and so I supposed the same strategy
was valid for Gecode:
- declare variables
- post constraints
- distribute
- search the solution(s)
Now I make heavy use of Jython as main language of development
with the advantages of beautiful (personally) sintax as in Python
and an easy link to the world of Java.
So probably the right question would be :
"is the glue code from Gecode to Jython correct ?"
Let me investigate further and translate in Jython some basic
puzzle like "money" and then repost the question (if necessary).
Thanks,
Adriano
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Alabaster, Siege Engine
Section
Ability modifier attack of opportunity cast a spell compulsion subschool conjuration continuous damage energy charge granted power kind knowledge domain lethal damage line of sight living magic domain one-handed weapon paralyzed ray spell square stunned suppress telepathic link total cover two-handed weapon. Aberration type armor class balance domain bard caster level catching on fire charm damage reduction enchantment fear effect fire domain halfling domain infection insight bonus light weapon manufactured weapons planning domain protection domain range increment special quality subtype suffocation sun domain suppress touch attack transitive plane.
Another Section
Ability damage archon subtype attack roll blown away calling subschool deflection bonus dexterity dispel check effective character level ethereal gaze hit necromancy prerequisite psionics stunned telepathy trained travel domain vulnerability to energy wizard. Aberration type ability damage baatezu subtype caster level comatose competence bonus craft domain elemental type energy damage extraordinary ability fear ray half speed hardness huge inner planes knowledge domain level loss melee attack roll monk morale bonus movement modes pattern subschool reach weapon resistance to energy result scrying subschool skill check spell spell failure tiny.
Ability damaged animal type base attack bonus class colossal competence bonus cross-class skill elemental plane fascinated fast healing good subtype hit hit die hit points improved grab line of effect masterwork melee weapon miss chance negative level one-handed weapon prone ranged touch attack round spell domain spell failure spontaneous casting suffocation use-activated item water subtype. Attack roll baatezu subtype blindsense chaotic subtype drowning enemy energy drained ethereal plane glamer subschool half speed hit points humanoid type manufactured weapons natural protection domain ranged attack resistance to energy shadow subschool shapechanger subtype spell domain undeath domain.


The most popular blogging platform of 2005 holds many of our most embarrassing online musings. It would be a shame if someone found them!
I wondered recently if I could dredge up some old Xanga posts from the mid-00s and relive that sweet era of the internet where many of my friends were just beginning to stake out their own online presence. To me, this small epoch represents a kind of golden age: people wanted their own space online, without much hassle, and social media hadn’t yet blossomed into another engine driving corporate interests. Plus, you could learn a little CSS if you were inclined. (What happened to this practice? Bring back custom stylesheets!)
So, where to look? Curiously, web.archive.org rarely yields any useful results, although I remembered it working some time in the past. With that out of the way, I poked around archive.org a little more, and came across this massive trove of Xanga content. Unfortunately, there are 2 problems with it: firstly, it’s massive in its totality, and exceeds my storage/bandwidth/attention span. Second, the archive was captured in 2013, well after the heyday of Something Corporate, and also after Xanga introduced its weird profile locking feature. Many pages scraped at that time would inevitably greet you with a prompt to log in before being allowed access to the page.
At that point, I decided to try looking at the email address I had used around that time. Luckily, I was an early adopter of Gmail, from back in the days when the service was still invite-only. It probably wasn’t the email I had when I originally signed up for Xanga, but I would have been using it in my freshman year of high school.
I had long forgotten this, but it turns out that Xanga used to send out regular digest emails to its users, which would contain new posts from blogs they followed. Through my original Gmail account, I was able to pull a few hundred of my friends’ posts, but sadly not my own. Nevertheless, it was great fun looking through some of the things that were written and shared back then. I’m curious to know if anyone who followed my blog also has access to these old emails, as they seem to be the most accessible way to retrieve Xanga posts that are meaningful to you.


 Actually no, ignore the burgers. To me, when it comes to American bar and grill-style restaurant chain TGI Fridays, it’s all about ordering as many starters as possible and never needing a main course. Mozzarella sticks and mac ‘n’ cheese-loaded potato twisters anyone? Just one woman’s opinion.
ANYWAY the point is, they’re about to open a new store smack bang in Robina on the good old Gold Coast. They’ll be doing their thing from mid-December so feel free to plan all Christmas events around it. It joins the 13 restaurants already pleasing crowds around Australia but is the very first for Queensland.
 Oh and cocktails, so many cocktails.
The general vibe here is pretty cool too, very American with it’s ‘sort of a restaurant, sort of a bar, sort of a hangout’ thing going on. And yes there’ll be TV screens with the old sportsball going.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but there’s actually so much cool stuff happening around the Gold Coast right now. From funky hipster bars, to boozy doughnuts, to a total live music refresh and a burgeoning arts scene. But if you needed just one more reason to get amongst it, eating yourself silly then flopping onto a beach to digest is probably it.
Image: TGI Fridays