Table Name: tabShift Request
| Sr | Fieldname | Type | Label | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | shift_type |
Link | Shift Type | Shift Type |
| 2 | employee |
Link | Employee | Employee |
| 3 | employee_name |
Data | Employee Name | |
| 4 | department |
Link | Department | Department |
| 5 | column_break_4 |
Column Break | ||
| 6 | company |
Link | Company | Company |
| 7 | from_date |
Date | From Date | |
| 8 | to_date |
Date | To Date | |
| 9 | amended_from |
Link | Amended From | Shift Request |
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Robustness and Evolvability
Multi-scale
Novel uses of known solutions
Accounts for the multiple origin of innovations
Provides insights about the role of changes in the environment
A. Wagner, Trends in Genetics (2011)


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Create bookmarks to store map views (active data layers, location, and zoom level) for later use and sharing with others.


Plotting positive minus negative sentiment-labelled words in each grouping "time" period. Mouse over a dot for the words at each point. (Uses the output from get_sentiment_chunks.py, where you can set your own grouping chunk size.)


As part of a three-person design team, Alex tested and redesigned an alpha iOS app. The team improved the aesthetics while integrating several key features geared towards user engagement and app monetization.
Read MoreGiven freedom to create a "passion project" that would solve an existing problem, Alex and three other design students identified an opportunity area within the bar space and created a design solution. They later pitched their design solution as a strategic partnership for OpenTable.
Read MoreGiven freedom to create a "passion project" that would solve an existing problem, Alex and three other design students identified an opportunity area within the bar space and created a design solution. They later pitched their design solution as a strategic partnership for OpenTable.
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Peakago is the near perfect mini-PC
by SururWe are fans of mini-PCs, and today we hear of a model, the Peakago mini-PC, which appears to tick many more boxes than other devices.
The Peakago mini-PC has a small 7-inch full HD screen, Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Cherry Trail and yoga-style flipping touch screen. So far, so standard. It also has a very wide range of ports.
What sets the mini-PC apart, however, is the presence of 4G-LTE support and the super-low price of less than $300 for the most basic model.
The full specs include:
7 inch, 1920 x 1200 pixel IPS touchscreen display
Intel Atom x5-Z8350 Cherry Trail processor
4,500 mAh battery
0.3MP wecbam
802.11b/g/n WiFi
Bluetooth 4.0
1 x USB Type-C
1 x USB 3.0 Type-A
microSD card reader
micro HDMI port
3.5mm audio jack
7.1? x 4.5? x 0.78?
1.2 pounds
The configurations available include 4GB RAM/64GB storage for $269, 8GB RAM/128GB storage for $339 and 8GB/128GB + 4G LTE for $399, and the device will become available in Indiegogo from the 13th November.
The main weaknesses are of course the dated processor but otherwise, the Peakago mini-PC is a very competent PC for a very affordable price.
See DigitalDigest’s hands-on review here.
Check it out at Indiegogo here.
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/**
* Módulo con citas de Sun Tzu.
* @module quotes
*/
/**
* Array de citas de Sun Tzu.
*/
export const quotes = [
'“Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak.”',
'“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.”',
'“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”',
'“Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.”',
"“Supreme excellence consists of breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting.”",
'“Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win”',
'“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity”',
'“The greatest victory is that which requires no battle.”',
'“To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy.”',
'“There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare.”',
]
/**
* @returns Cita aleatoria de quotes.
*/
export function getRandomQuote() {
return quotes[Math.floor(Math.random() * quotes.length)]
}


SFC is a Youth-Run NGO working in PAN India. SFC inspires the younger generation to come forward to serve the Mother Earth by igniting a spark in them. SFC is established to launch and nurture activities and programs which will reach the most impecunious and vulnerable people from our community. The motive is that Youth is the beaming future of our country and they are the only ones who can change trite plots into buoyant podiums. Hence our Projects are designed keeping in mind the barbaric surroundings of our society. With the help of our stalwart Volunteers, we are able to focus on capacity building activities rather than the traditional gap filling initiatives. SFC is an organization of dedicated and staunch amateurs who are dead set at uplifting the unfortunate lots in our society and sheltering our Country.
"Revive your own light to lighten someone’s else, because you can’t revive a life if you are hollow from within." ~ Ekawali Singh
Our Goals & Objectives
Eradicating Illiteracy
Female Self Sureness
Standing up for Underprivileged
Environmental Conservation
Nurturing Elderly
Insights on Iniquity
We aim at enlightening underprivileged children and capable young millennials by providing them the access to basic education and equal opportunities by sponsoring their education and by popularizing creative development.
We believe in elimination of discrimination and all forms of violence against women and girl child. Our aim is to build a positive image of women in the society and recognising their contributions in every sphere. Women's equality and empowerment, is therefore, our primary objective.
SFC, to demonstrate that everyone in this country, regardless of geography, race or socioeconomic status, was deserving of a basic, liveable income and a decent place to live, aims at standing up and giving more power to those who belongs to underprivileged section of the society.
We, to protect and improve the environment and environmental conditions, are continuously striving for sustainable living by creating awareness on- Reducing Carbon footprint, 4R's and to develop a world population that is aware of and concerned about the environment.
SFC, to help the socially isolated senior citizens and disabled persons, strives to create an inclusive environment by popularizing voluntary work and by assisting old age homes, orphanages, rehabilitation centres and destitute homes.
Stressing the need for promoting nationalistic outlook among the youth and involving them in constructive nation-building activities, we believe in creating an atmosphere where there is no place for social evils such as gender discrimination, poverty, malnutrition, unemployment, atrocities against women, corruption, hunger etc by instilling the feeling of ‘Society first’ among them and by encouraging them to actively participate in community development


To help prepare for Dr. Goadrich’s Game Development course in the spring, we created a Twitch account to stream educational games. We’re streaming every day of the week, besides Wednesday, and each day is a different member of the team! We are hoping that the students taking Game Development next semester can watch our streams for inspiration for the games that they will design. Dr. Goadrich is also planning on us doing a game development workshop soon.


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1 line |
insufflated |
Ketamine |
(powder / crystals) |
Ate dinner at 7:30.
At 10pm I did 1 thick line, 2 inches long, then laid on the living room floor with mats and pillows. Initially felt a lot like nitrous.
Disassociative to the extreme. I was nearly paralyzed, and totally out of my body. You could have pulled out teeth, cut off a leg, I wouldn’t have known. Basically, it felt like what it was: an anesthesia.
Visions were quite dark (literally, not figuratively) and dull. Had been advised to keep light low (so we had lights off) but the result was visions being of extremely limited color scope. Mostly just shades of orange (from the glow of distant streetlights) and black.
 Who EVER decided to take this into social/club/rave scene? This makes absolutely no sense to me. I was totally out of my body, totally unable to hear, and totally unsocial and removed from those around me.
Visions had both left to right motion (probably from light coming from sliding glass door on right) and upward (trees growing, women with their arms raised, babies being tossed up). Again, though: visions were dulled and not especially interesting.
Some very bland thoughts passed by in the distance: Friend's new cell phone, what happened at work that day, etc. As if conscious brain was still puttering around in the background. I was uninterested in these thoughts, but noticed them.
As I’d read might happen, brain slipped into weird word play: “ketter, ketting. Ketter, ketting.”
As much as I thought watching “Fierce Grace” (very good documentary about Ram Dass, intentional spirituality, etc.) before tripping would be an excellent set/setting choice, and would give my brain some great material to chew on, I was totally unable to reference or even recall the movie. All I could really remember of it during my trip was “old man thinking.”
Despite carefully following instructions (no eating for 2.5 hours before, no moving, etc.), I still had a few waves of dizziness, and then got sick. Luckily, I’d taken the advice of the book and had a bucket nearby. I was thankful I was prepared, and not upset or surprised by being sick, although it was a very strange sensation to feel myself come back into my body to vomit.
Tripping partner was remarkably cognizant. Was able to do additional portion of line while I was unable to move, dealt with me being sick, went to go blow nose, was talking to me (granted, just a bit) about what he was experiencing, etc. Reported later that he was having intense experience -- but was definitely more functional than me.
After being sick, I put my arms up over my head as reclined on the floor, and then...fell asleep! Must have been unconscious for some time (30 minutes?), because when I awoke, my shoulders were a bit stiff from having my arms in that weird position.
After waking, was sick again. Stomach seized up rather violently. Clearly, the bod was saying 'that was enough, thanks.'
Lay down again. Partner went to bed, I slept in living room until 3, then went to bed.
Woke up around 7:30 am, talked some about the experience (me: “it felt like an anesthesia.” He: “I had an intense experience,” felt like he tapped into information network). Then back to sleep until 10:30.
Very interesting time.  I was prepared and accepted it as part of the process.
I found the trip interesting only in the most academic of ways. It reminded me of being under anesthetic when I had my wisdom teeth removed. Didn't really appeal to me much...I was anesthetized, and didn't have particularly interesting thoughts or visions.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Often it is of interest to identify very similar or identical compounds
in a compound set. The cmp.duplicated function can be
used to quickly identify very similar compounds in atom pair sets, which
will be frequently, but not necessarily, identical compounds.
Identify compounds with identical AP sets:
Plot the structure of two pairs of duplicates:
Remove AP duplicates from SDFset and APset objects:
Alternatively, one can identify duplicates via other descriptor types if
they are provided in the data block of an imported SD file. For
instance, one can use here fingerprints, InChI, SMILES or other
molecular representations. The following examples show how to enumerate
by identical InChI strings, SMILES strings and molecular formula,
respectively.
Binning Clustering
Compound libraries can be clustered into discrete similarity groups with
the binning clustering function cmp.cluster. The
function accepts as input an atom pair (APset) or a
fingerprint (FPset) descriptor database as well as a
similarity threshold. The binning clustering result is returned in form
of a data frame. Single linkage is used for cluster joining. The
function calculates the required compound-to-compound distance
information on the fly, while a memory-intensive distance matrix is only
created upon user request via the save.distances
argument (see below).
Because an optimum similarity threshold is often not known, the
cmp.cluster function can calculate cluster results for
multiple cutoffs in one step with almost the same speed as for a single
cutoff. This can be achieved by providing several cutoffs under the
cutoff argument. The clustering results for the different cutoffs will
be stored in one data frame.
One may force the cmp.cluster function to calculate and
store the distance matrix by supplying a file name to the
save.distances argument. The generated distance matrix
can be loaded and passed on to many other clustering methods available
in R, such as the hierarchical clustering function
hclust (see below).
If a distance matrix is available, it may also be supplied to
cmp.cluster via the use.distances
argument. This is useful when one has a pre-computed distance matrix
either from a previous call to cmp.cluster or from
other distance calculation subroutines.
Single-linkage binning clustering with one or multiple cutoffs:
Clustering of FPset objects with multiple cutoffs. This
method allows to call various similarity methods provided by the
fpSim function. For details consult
?fpSim.
Sames as above, but using Tversky similarity measure:
Return cluster size distributions for each cutoff:
Enforce calculation of distance matrix:
Jarvis-Patrick Clustering
The Jarvis-Patrick clustering algorithm is widely used in
cheminformatics (R.A. Jarvis , 1973). It requires a nearest neighbor table, which consists
of j nearest neighbors for each item (e.g. compound).
The nearest neighbor table is then used to join items into clusters when
they meet the following requirements: (a) they are contained in each
other’s neighbor list and (b) they share at least k
nearest neighbors. The values for j and
k are user-defined parameters. The
jarvisPatrick function implemented in
ChemmineR takes a nearest neighbor table generated by
nearestNeighbors, which works for
APset and FPset objects. This function
takes either the standard Jarvis-Patrick j parameter
(as the numNbrs parameter), or else a
cutoff value, which is an extension to the basic
algorithm that we have added. Given a cutoff value, the nearest neighbor
table returned contains every neighbor with a similarity greater than
the cutoff value, for each item. This allows one to generate tighter
clusters and to minimize certain limitations of this method, such as
false joins of completely unrelated items when operating on small data
sets. The trimNeighbors function can also be used to
take an existing nearest neighbor table and remove all neighbors whose
similarity value is below a given cutoff value. This allows one to
compute a very relaxed nearest neighbor table initially, and then
quickly try different refinements later.
In case an existing nearest neighbor matrix needs to be used, the
fromNNMatrix function can be used to transform it into
the list structure that jarvisPatrick requires. The
input matrix must have a row for each compound, and each row should be
the index values of the neighbors of compound represented by that row.
The names of each compound can also be given through the
names argument. If not given, it will attempt to use
the rownames of the given matrix.
The jarvisPatrick function also allows one to relax
some of the requirements of the algorithm through the
mode parameter. When set to “a1a2b”, then all
requirements are used. If set to “a1b”, then (a) is relaxed to a
unidirectional requirement. Lastly, if mode is set to
“b”, then only requirement (b) is used, which means that all pairs of
items will be checked to see if (b) is satisfied between them. The size
of the clusters generated by the different methods increases in this
order: “a1a2b” < “a1b” < “b”. The run time of method “a1a2b” follows a
close to linear relationship, while it is nearly quadratic for the much
more exhaustive method “b”. Only methods “a1a2b” and “a1b” are suitable
for clustering very large data sets (e.g. >50,000 items) in a
reasonable amount of time.
An additional extension to the algorithm is the ability to set the
linkage mode. The linkage parameter can be one of
“single”, “average”, or “complete”, for single linkage, average linkage
and complete linkage merge requirements, respectively. In the context of
Jarvis-Patrick, average linkage means that at least half of the pairs
between the clusters under consideration must meet requirement (b).
Similarly, for complete linkage, all pairs must requirement (b). Single
linkage is the normal case for Jarvis-Patrick and just means that at
least one pair must meet requirement (b).
The output is a cluster vector with the item labels in
the name slot and the cluster IDs in the data slot. There is a utility
function called byCluster, which takes out cluster
vector output by jarvisPatrick and transforms it into a
list of vectors. Each slot of the list is named with a cluster id and
the vector contains the cluster members. By default the function
excludes singletons from the output, but they can be included by setting
excludeSingletons=FALSE`.
Load/create sample APset and FPset:
Standard Jarvis-Patrick clustering on APset and
FPset objects:
The following example runs Jarvis-Patrick clustering with a minimum
similarity cutoff value (here Tanimoto coefficient). In
addition, it uses the much more exhaustive "b" method
that generates larger cluster sizes, but significantly increased the run
time. For more details, consult the corresponding help file with
?jarvisPatrick.
Output nearest neighbor table (matrix):
Trim nearest neighbor table:
Perform clustering on precomputed nearest neighbor table:
Using a user defined nearest neighbor matrix:
Multi-Dimensional Scaling (MDS)
To visualize and compare clustering results, the
cluster.visualize function can be used. The function
performs Multi-Dimensional Scaling (MDS) and visualizes the results in
form of a scatter plot. It requires as input an APset,
a clustering result from cmp.cluster, and a cutoff for
the minimum cluster size to consider in the plot. To help determining a
proper cutoff size, the cluster.sizestat function is
provided to generate cluster size statistics.
MDS clustering and scatter plot:
Create a 3D scatter plot of MDS result:
Interactive 3D scatter plot with Open GL (graphics not evaluated here):
Clustering with Other Algorithms
ChemmineR allows the user to take advantage of the wide
spectrum of clustering utilities available in R. An example on how to
perform hierarchical clustering with the hclust function is given
below.
Create atom pair distance matrix:
Hierarchical clustering with hclust:
Instead of atom pairs one can use PubChem’s fingerprints for clustering:
Plot dendrogram with heatmap (here similarity matrix):


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Provides a stand-alone web server that allows for interfacing with Node-RED, while giving you help and complete freedom to create custom web interfaces.
You need at least one of these in order to make full use of all of uibuilder's features.
It is this node that creates a custom web server. You can have many nodes if that best meets your needs. But each node can serve many pages.
It also creates a set of filing system folders and files on the Node-RED server.
These define the front-end UI you see in the browser as well as providing some important configuration.
This node is also where you configure much of uibuilder's web server such as installing helper libraries that
you may wish to use to support your interfaces (e.g. VueJS, jQuery, etc). You can also use it to edit your custom UI code.
Detailed documentation can be found HERE.
More information on how to configure this node: uibuilder node configuration.
Specific information on how to use the front-end library: Client Library.
Status display
Each instance (node) of uibuilder has a status display. Normally, the icon is blue.
When 1 or more clients are connected, the text will show how many clients are connected.
Inputs
- payload string | buffer
- Optionally, the payload of the message to send to all connected client browser tabs.
- _uib object
-
Optionally, trigger low-code front-end events such as
showing a notification message.
Also used to
signal to the front-end that the page should reload automatically. Useful when developing front-end code via the node's editor.
- topic string
- Optionally, the MQTT topic to use. Takes preference over the topic defined in settings.
- script string | string[]
-
Optionally, a string or array of strings containing valid JavaScript.
This will be added to the web page dynamically. Currently contains minimal validation so care is required.
This feature is off by default, turn on in the Advanced Settings.
- style string | string[]
-
Optionally, a string or array of strings containing valid CSS for styling the front-end page.
This will be added to the web page dynamically. Currently contains minimal validation so care is required.
This feature is off by default, turn on in the Advanced Settings.
Outputs
- Standard output (data from front-end)
- payload string | buffer
-
Typical data sent by the client.
- uibDomEvent object
-
Used by the
uibuilder.eventSend()
front-end function.
See the eventSend feature in the documentation for specifics.
- topic string
-
A copy of the last inbound topic if present. Otherwise, the topic from the node's settings.
Could also be changed by the front-end.
- _uib string
-
Included only if turned on in advanced settings.
Provides detailed information about the sending client.
Useful for custom security processing.
See the control output below for more specifics.
- other
-
The client may send other data on the
msg
object.
Note that input messages are not forwarded to the output unless the flag is set in the advanced settings.
- Control output (controls from front-end or server)
- uibuilderCtrl string
-
The name/id of the control message.
See the documentation for details.
- cacheControl string
-
Use in your flow to control the sending or clearing of a cache of messages to be sent to new/refreshed clients.
This requires a separate function node to capture and replay inbound messages.
| REPLAY | Indicate to the back-end flow that a copy of the cached messages should be dumped to the front-end. Retaining the _socket.id will send the cache contents back to the requesting client.
|
| CLEAR | Indicate to the back-end flow that any cache should be completely cleared for everyone. |
See the documentation for details.
- from string
-
Identifies the source of the msg since both server (back-end) and client (front-end) control messages
will appear out of port #2.
- Other string
-
Additional details about the client the message relates to is included.
This varies somewhat between the different control message types.
See the documentation for more details.
Node Settings
- Name string
- A short description shown in the admin interface
- Topic string
- A topic name to use if the incoming msg does not contain one.
- URL string
-
There is no default and this entry is required.
The URL path that the resulting page and other resources will be served from.
Must be unique across Node-RED. Will also use the Node-RED scheme (http/https)
and port or the custom uibuilder scheme and port if specified in settings.js.
Will also be prefixed by the Node-RED setting httpNodeRoot.
The url is also used to define the server filing system path for front-end code files.
The url must be valid as a filename as well as a url path. It may not exceed 20 characters.
Files tab
Clicking this tab will display a file editor allowing you
to edit the front-end files that define your user interface.
All text-based files in the <uibRoot>/<url>/
folder on the server's filing system will
be available to edit.
Note that you can expand the edit panel by clicking on the ⤡ arrow button underneath the panel.
To exit fullscreen, press the same button (now highlighted) or the Esc key.
Template Settings
- Template drop-down
-
Select one of the built-in templates or load an external template.
- Ext. Template text
-
Only if "Load an external template using Degit" is selected.
Degit is used to load a template from an external
git
repository.
Try "totallyinformation/uib-template-test" as an example.
- Load & Overwrite button
-
Clicking the button will display a warning dialog. If you accept the warning,
all of your current front-end code will be replaced with the template.
Libraries tab
Clicking this tab will display a list of currently available
front-end library packages. This interface allows you to add, remove and update any library
that can be installed via npm.
Libraries will be loaded into your <userDir>/
folder in the same place as custom nodes.
uibuilder retains an internal list of front-end libraries loaded this way.
Each library will be served so that you can use it in your front-end html.
Advanced tab
- Serve drop-down
-
Choose which folder to serve files from. Only
src
and dist
are available at the moment.
This can now be changed simply by redeploying your flow, you don't need to restart Node-RED.
- Include
msg._uib
in standard msg output check box
-
If selected, will show the browser clientId, page name and real IP address in standard output (it is always shown in control msgs).
- Show web view of source files check box
-
If on, an extra web page is dynamically created at the indicated URL. That page shows an index listing
of all files and folders on the server for this node. As this could be a security issue, it is turned off by default.
USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION
A button is exposed if this flag is on. Clicking the button will take you to the index view in a separate tab.
- Allow scripts to be passed to front-end? check box
-
If on, any string(s) in
msg.script
will be dynamically added to the scripts of the web page.
Turn off to prevent scripts from being dynamically added and executed.
NOTE: It is better to use uibuilder's msg._ui
low-code features for passing scripts.
- Allow styles to be passed to front-end? check box
-
If on, any string(s) in
msg.style
will be dynamically added to the styles of the web page.
Turn off to prevent styles from being dynamically added.
NOTE: It is better to use uibuilder's msg._ui
low-code features for passing styles.
- Forward input to output? check box
-
Forwards a copy of every received message direct to the output.
Adds the topic from the above setting if one isn't present in the msg.
Note that this may result in multiple output messages if your front-end
code also auto-sends inbound messages.
Button Row
- Open link
-
The web app url for this instance. Click to see the app page in a new tab.
Also available as a button at the top of the panel on all tabs.
- Full details link
-
Shows a web page with detailed information about the overall uibuilder
configuration. Including details of all of the vendor modules that are
available and all of the uibuilder endpoints along with both server
and URL paths.
- Node Details link
-
Shows a web page with detailed information relavent just for this
instance (node) of uibuilder. May be easier to read than the full details.
- Docs link
-
Opens the documentation for uibuilder in a separate tab.
This does not require an Internet connection, the local docs are used.
Also available as a button at the top of the panel on all tabs.
File/Folder Structure
For more information, see the uibuilder documentation.
Details
For more information, see the uibuilder documentation.
There are also examples of how to use uibuilder in the Node-RED import library, on the , and in the GitHub WIKI.
uibuilder can be discussed in the Node-RED Forum. Issues/bugs can be raised on GitHub.
Admin Index (Details) page
The <admin url>/uibindex page lists all of the uibuilder endpoints and other details. You can use the following parameters:
- type (string)
-
The type of the data returned.
- html (default)
-
Also used if no type parameter is given.
Returns an HTML page showing the details for all deployed uibuilder nodes.
Shows the server file locations of the instance and for vendor libraries.
- json
-
Returns JSON data with both the source node ID's and matching URL's.
- urls
-
Returns a JSON array of just the URL's in use from deployed uibuilder nodes.
Used internally to ensure that new nodes use unique url's.
- check (string)
-
Passing a uibuilder instance name to the check parameter will result in a boolean (true/false)
return. True if it is being delivered by a uibuilder instance,
false otherwise. e.g.
?check=uibuilder


My name is Abigail Wambui a developer and Biochemist. I did my software Development Course at Moringa School. There, I learnt Javascript, Java, Android, HTML, CSS, Spark and Angular.
I did a Bsc. Biochemistry in the University of Nairobi between 2014 and 2018. I learnt a lot about cells and their chemical formulation. I also learnt laboratory skills and health benefits.
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Measuring Diversity
This is a temporary website for our paper "Measuring the Diversity of Automatic Image Descriptions."
All our code and data is hosted on GitHub, but we could not share the GitHub link in our paper due to the double-blind review process.
Here is a direct link to download the code and data (right-click,
save as).
Please do not look at the URL.
Requirements
These are the exact versions of the software that we used.
Different versions may result in different scores from the ones reported in the paper.
- Python 3.6.3
- SpaCy 2.0.4
- NLTK 3.2.2
- Matplotlib 2.1.1
- Seaborn 0.7.1
- Tabulate 0.7.7
- Numpy 1.13.1
- Pdfcrop 1.38 (only to crop the graphs for the paper)
How to use
Instructions to either:
- Inspect our data
- Reproduce our results
- Analyze your own system
Inspecting our data
Please find all output in
Data/Output/
.
Reproducing our results
First run
bash get_data.sh
in the
Data/COCO/Raw/
folder.
This downloads the 2014 MS COCO annotation data and unpacks the zip file.
Please ensure that both
JSON
files are unpacked in
Data/COCO/Raw/
(and not in some subfolder).
Then the following commands in order:
python annotate_coco.py
to annotate the MS COCO training and val data.
python annotate_generated.py
to annotate the generated descriptions.
python coco_stats.py
to generate statistics about the MS COCO data.
python system_stats.py
to generate statistics about the systems.
python plot_ttr_curve.py
to plot the type-token curve for MS COCO and all systems.
python global_recall.py
to compute global recall.
python local_recall.py
to compute local recall.
python generate_main_table.py
to generate the main table.
python generate_ranking_table.py
to generate the rankings.
python nouns_pps.py
to generate the compound noun and PP results.
python plot_compound_length.py
to generate a histogram of compound length for different systems.
python plot_pp_length.py
to generate a histogram of PP depth for different systems.
If you modify any of the Python files, you can rerun the analysis using
bash run_experiment.sh
.
We commented out the first two commands, because annotating all the data takes a long time.
If you are interested to reproduce our exact figures, run
pdfcrop FILENAME.pdf
on the relevant files in
Data/Output/
.
This tool is provided with the TeXLive LaTeX distribution.
Analyzing your own system
If you don't care about other systems, you can also just run the following commands
(assuming you stored your system output in
descriptions.json
).
-
python annotate_coco.py
-
python analyze_my_system.py descriptions.json
This will first generate the basis statistics for MS COCO (the standard of comparison),
and then generate all statistics for a single system.
Make sure your system output is in the standard JSON format. See the Systems folder for examples.


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- handleAckMessage(AckMessage) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.AckMessageHandler
-
User specified ACK message handler.
- handleConnectionLostSessionEvent(SessionEvent.ConnectionLost) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleHostHealthRestoredSessionEvent(SessionEvent.HostHealthRestored) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleHostUnhealthySessionEvent(SessionEvent.HostUnhealthy) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handlePushMessage(PushMessage) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.PushMessageHandler
-
User specified PUSH message handler.
- handleQueueEvent(QueueControlEvent) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueEventHandler
-
User specified handler for the queue events.
- handleReconnectedSessionEvent(SessionEvent.Reconnected) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleSessionEvent(SessionEvent) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
User specified handler for session events.
- handleSlowConsumerHighWatermarkEvent(SessionEvent.SlowConsumerHighWatermark) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleSlowConsumerNormalEvent(SessionEvent.SlowConsumerNormal) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleStartStatusSessionEvent(SessionEvent.StartStatus) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleStateRestoredSessionEvent(SessionEvent.StateRestored) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- handleStopStatusSessionEvent(SessionEvent.StopStatus) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEventHandler
-
- hasConsumerPriority() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions
-
Returns whether consumerPriority
has been set for this object, or whether it
implicitly holds k_CONSUMER_PRIORITY_DEFAULT
.
- hashCode() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageGUID
-
Returns a hash code value for this MessageGUID
object.
- hashCode() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions
-
Returns a hash code value for this QueueOptions
object.
- hashCode() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.Uri
-
Returns a hash code value for this Uri
object.
- hasMaxUnconfirmedBytes() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions
-
Returns whether maxUnconfirmedBytes
has been set for this object, or whether it
implicitly holds k_MAX_UNCONFIRMED_BYTES_DEFAULT
.
- hasMaxUnconfirmedMessages() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions
-
Returns whether maxUnconfirmedMessages
has been set for this object, or whether it
implicitly holds k_MAX_UNCONFIRMED_MESSAGES_DEFAULT
.
- hasMessageProperties() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.PushMessage
-
Returns true
if the application data of this message contains message properties.
- hasSuspendsOnBadHostHealth() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions
-
Returns whether suspendsOnBadHostHealth
has been set for this object, or whether it
implicitly holds k_SUSPENDS_ON_BAD_HOST_HEALTH_DEFAULT
.
- highWaterMark() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.InboundEventBufferWaterMark
-
Returns HWM value.
- highWaterMark() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.WriteBufferWaterMark
-
Returns HWM value.
- HostHealthMonitor - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Provides an interface for monitoring the health of the host.
- hostHealthMonitor() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions
-
Returns an object which monitors the health of the host.
- HostHealthMonitor.Handler - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Provides an interface for handling changes detected by HostHealthMonitor
- hostHealthState() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.HostHealthMonitor
-
Queries the current health of the host
- HostHealthState - Enum in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Enumeration for different host health states
- scheme() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.Uri
-
Returns scheme
part of the URI in terms of the URI RFC terminology.
- session() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.Event
-
Returns interface to the session that has generated this event.
- Session - Class in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Provides access to the BlazingMQ broker.
- Session(SessionEventHandler) - Constructor for class com.bloomberg.bmq.Session
-
Creates a new session object with default session options.
- Session(SessionOptions, SessionEventHandler) - Constructor for class com.bloomberg.bmq.Session
-
Creates a new session object.
- SessionEvent - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Represents a BlazingMQ event related to the whole session state.
- SessionEvent.ConnectionLost - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the session has lost the broker connection.
- SessionEvent.HostHealthRestored - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the health of the host has restored.
- SessionEvent.HostUnhealthy - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the host has become unhealthy.
- SessionEvent.Reconnected - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the session has restored the broker connection.
- SessionEvent.SlowConsumerHighWatermark - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the inbound event buffer has reached the high watermark value.
- SessionEvent.SlowConsumerNormal - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the inbound event buffer has reached the low watermark value.
- SessionEvent.StartStatus - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Session start status event.
- SessionEvent.StateRestored - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Event that notifies the session has restored the state of all opened queues.
- SessionEvent.StopStatus - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Session stop status event.
- SessionEvent.Type - Enum in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Session event types.
- SessionEventHandler - Interface in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
User callback interface to handle session related events.
- SessionOptions - Class in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
A value-semantic type to configure session with the broker.
- SessionOptions.Builder - Class in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Helper class to create a SesssionOptions
object with custom settings.
- SessionOptions.InboundEventBufferWaterMark - Class in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Immutable helper class to set sizes (in number of events) for the inbound event buffer high
and low watermarks.
- SessionOptions.WriteBufferWaterMark - Class in com.bloomberg.bmq
-
Immutable helper class to set sizes (in bytes) for write cache high and low watermarks on the
channel.
- setAck(long) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueFlags
-
Sets the specified flags
representation for ack.
- setAdmin(long) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueFlags
-
Sets the specified flags
representation for admin.
- setBrokerUri(URI) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets URI to connect with the broker.
- setCloseQueueTimeout(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets timeout value for close queue operation
- setCompressionAlgorithm(CompressionAlgorithm) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.PutMessage
-
Sets message payload compression algorithm.
- setConfigureQueueTimeout(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets timeout value for configure queue operation
- setConsumerPriority(int) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions.Builder
-
Sets priority of a consumer with respect to delivery of messages.
- setCorrelationId() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.PutMessage
-
Sets and returns a new CorrelationId
that contains an auto-assigned integer value
starting from 1 and up to 0xFFFFFF
.
- setCorrelationId(Object) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.PutMessage
-
Sets and returns a new CorrelationId
that binds an auto-assigned integer value
starting from 1 and up to 0xFFFFFF
and the user specified Object
.
- setHostHealthMonitor(HostHealthMonitor) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets host health monitor object.
- setInboundBufferWaterMark(SessionOptions.InboundEventBufferWaterMark) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets low and high inbound buffer watermark values
- setMaxUnconfirmedBytes(long) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions.Builder
-
Sets maximum accumulated bytes of all outstanding messages that can be sent by the broker
without being confirmed.
- setMaxUnconfirmedMessages(long) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions.Builder
-
Sets maximum number of outstanding messages that can be sent by the broker without being
confirmed.
- setOpenQueueTimeout(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets timeout value for open queue operation
- setPropertyAsBinary(String, byte[]) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
as an
array of bytes.
- setPropertyAsBool(String, boolean) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
of the
type boolean
.
- setPropertyAsByte(String, byte) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
of the
type byte
.
- setPropertyAsInt32(String, int) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
of the
type int
.
- setPropertyAsInt64(String, long) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
of the
type long
.
- setPropertyAsShort(String, short) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
of the
type short
.
- setPropertyAsString(String, String) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperties
-
Sets a property with the specified name
having the specified value
of the
type String
.
- setReader(long) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueFlags
-
Sets the specified flags
representation for reader.
- setStartTimeout(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets session start timeout
- setStatsDumpInterval(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets the stats dump interval to the specified 'value'.
- setStopTimeout(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets session stop timeout
- setSuspendsOnBadHostHealth(boolean) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueOptions.Builder
-
Sets whether queue should suspend when the host machine is unhealthy.
- setWriteBufferWaterMark(SessionOptions.WriteBufferWaterMark) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions.Builder
-
Sets low and high channel watermark values
- setWriter(long) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueFlags
-
Sets the specified flags
representation for writer.
- SIZE_BINARY - Static variable in class com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageGUID
-
The size of a buffer needed to represent a GUID.
- SIZE_HEX - Static variable in class com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageGUID
-
The size of a hexadecimal string representation of the GUID.
- start(Duration) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.AbstractSession
-
Connect to the BlazingMQ broker and start the message processing
- start(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.Session
-
Connects to the BlazingMQ broker and start the message processing.
- startAsync(Duration) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.AbstractSession
-
Connect to the BlazingMQ broker and start the message processing
- startAsync(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.Session
-
Connects to the BlazingMQ broker and start the message processing
- startTimeout() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions
-
Returns timeout value that defines how much time the user gives to the
Session
for successful start.
- statsDumpInterval() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions
-
Returns interval (in seconds) at which to dump stats in the logs.
- status() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.AckMessage
-
Returns the status of this message set by the broker.
- stop(Duration) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.AbstractSession
-
Gracefully disconnect from the BlazingMQ broker and stop the operation of this 'Session'.
- stop(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.Session
-
Gracefully disconnects from the BlazingMQ broker and stop the operation of this session.
- stopAsync(Duration) - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.AbstractSession
-
Gracefully disconnect from the BlazingMQ broker and stop the operation of this 'Session'.
- stopAsync(Duration) - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.Session
-
Gracefully disconnects from the BlazingMQ broker and stop the operation of this session.
- stopTimeout() - Method in class com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionOptions
-
Returns timeout value that defines how much time the user gives to the
Session
for successful stop.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.BinaryProperty
-
Returns this property value as byte array.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.BoolProperty
-
Returns this property value as Boolean
.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.ByteProperty
-
Returns this property value as Byte
.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.Int32Property
-
Returns this property value as Integer
.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.Int64Property
-
Returns this property value as Long
.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.ShortProperty
-
Returns this property value as Short
.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.StringProperty
-
Returns this property value as String
.
- value() - Method in interface com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty
-
Returns this property value.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.CompressionAlgorithm
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.HostHealthState
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.Type
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueControlEvent.Type
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueFlags
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.AckResult
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.CloseQueueResult
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.ConfigureQueueResult
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.GenericResult
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.OpenQueueResult
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEvent.Type
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.CompressionAlgorithm
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.HostHealthState
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.MessageProperty.Type
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueControlEvent.Type
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.QueueFlags
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.AckResult
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.CloseQueueResult
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.ConfigureQueueResult
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.GenericResult
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.ResultCodes.OpenQueueResult
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.bloomberg.bmq.SessionEvent.Type
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.


sr-client
Congratulations! You have created and run a new Pedestal application.
Hover over the lower right corner of each page to activate the
control panel. In each view, update source files and then reload
the page to build and see changes. The items that appear in the
control panel can be configured in config/config.edn
.
Start working on your application by writing its behavior in the
file app/src/sr_client/behavior.clj
.
Design
View template files located inapp/templates
. Update the design page by editing
the file tools/public/design.html
.
Data UI
After creating application behavior, run the application in the browser using the data renderer. The data renderer is setup in the fileapp/src/sr_client/simulated/start.clj
.
Render
The data renderer allows you to record the data which is sent to a renderer. The Render view allows you to play back these recordings. Configure the renderer to use inconfig/config.edn
.
UI
The UI view allows you to run your application with a real renderer and feeder. This application is created inapp/src/sr_client/simulated/start.clj
. The application will be
compiled in development mode for easier debugging.
Development
The development view allows you to run your application with a real renderer and feeder. This application is created inapp/src/sr_client/start.clj
. The application
will be compiled in development mode for easier debugging.
Fresh
Load a page with a ClojureScript REPL client and no application code. Use this view to experiment from the REPL without running your application. Before you go to this page, run(cljs-repl)
to start the server side of the
REPL connection.


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On March 18, 2014 Guinean health officials announce the outbreak of a mysterious hemorrhagic fever "which strikes like lightning." It was identified as Ebola virus disease and spread to Sierra Leone by May 2014. The disease is thought to have originated when a child in a bat-hunting family contracted the disease in Guinea in December 2013. Consumption of African bushmeat, including rats, bats, and monkeys, is commonplace in Sierra Leone and West Africa in general.
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Highlight.js
Highlight.js is a syntax highlighter written in JavaScript. It works in
the browser as well as on the server. It works with pretty much any
markup, doesn’t depend on any framework and has automatic language
detection.
Getting Started
The bare minimum for using highlight.js on a web page is linking to the
library along with one of the styles and callinginitHighlightingOnLoad
:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/styles/default.css"> |
This will find and highlight code inside of

tags; it tries
to detect the language automatically. If automatic detection doesn’t
work for you, you can specify the language in the class
attribute:

...
 |
The list of supported language classes is available in the class
reference. Classes can also be prefixed with either language-
orlang-
.
To disable highlighting altogether use the nohighlight
class:

...
 |
Custom Initialization
When you need a bit more control over the initialization of
highlight.js, you can use the highlightBlock
and configure
functions. This allows you to control what to highlight and when.
Here’s an equivalent way to calling initHighlightingOnLoad
using
jQuery:
$(document).ready(function() { |
You can use any tags instead of

to mark up your code. If
you don’t use a container that preserve line breaks you will need to
configure highlight.js to use the

tag:
hljs.configure({useBR: true}); |
For other options refer to the documentation for configure
.
Web Workers
You can run highlighting inside a web worker to avoid freezing the browser
window while dealing with very big chunks of code.
In your main script:
addEventListener('load', function() { |
In worker.js:
onmessage = function(event) { |
Getting the Library
You can get highlight.js as a hosted, or custom-build, browser script or
as a server module. Right out of the box the browser script supports
both AMD and CommonJS, so if you wish you can use RequireJS or
Browserify without having to build from source. The server module also
works perfectly fine with Browserify, but there is the option to use a
build specific to browsers rather than something meant for a server.
Head over to the download page for all the options.
Don’t link to GitHub directly. The library is not supposed to work straight
from the source, it requires building. If none of the pre-packaged options
work for you refer to the building documentation.
The CDN-hosted package doesn’t have all the languages. Otherwise it’d be
too big. If you don’t see the language you need in the “Common” section,
it can be added manually:
 |
On Almond. You need to use the optimizer to give the module a name. For
example:
r.js -o name=hljs paths.hljs=/path/to/highlight out=highlight.js |
License
Highlight.js is released under the BSD License. See LICENSE file
for details.
Links
The official site for the library is at https://highlightjs.org/.
Further in-depth documentation for the API and other topics is at
http://highlightjs.readthedocs.io/.
Authors and contributors are listed in the AUTHORS.en.txt file.