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This is one of the regression technique which is used by the professionals to predict the outcome. It is defined as the relationship between the independent and dependent variables when the dependent variable is related to the independent variable having an nth degree. It does not require the relationship between dependent and independent variables to be linear, so if the line is a curve than it may have any polynomial term.
If a dependent variable (y) consists of numeric values and there is only one independent variable (X) and your data points clearly will not fit a simple linear regression; i.e. independent variable (X) is non-linear to the dependent variable (y). Here, we have to use polynomial regression.


TEXT2WAVE(1) TEXT2WAVE(1) NAME text2wave - convert text to .wav files SYNOPSIS text2wave [options] < text > sound.wav DESCRIPTION This script is part of the festival text-to-speech system. It is a wrap‐ per for festival's Scheme code for easy usage in TTS scripts. OPTIONS -mode string Explicit tts mode. -o ofile File to save waveform to. The default is stdout. -otype string Output waveform type: alaw, ulaw, snd, aiff, riff, nist etc. The default is riff. -f integer Output frequency. -scale float Volume factor. -eval string File or lisp s-expression to be evaluated before synthesis. BUGS More than you can imagine. A manual with much detail (though not complete) is available in distrib‐ uted as part of the system and is also accessible at http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/manual/ Although we cannot guarantee the time required to fix bugs, we would appreciated it if they were reported to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AUTHOR Alan W Black, Richard Caley and Paul Taylor (C) Centre for Speech Technology Research, 1996-1998 University of Edinburgh 80 South Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1HN http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival.html 6th Apr 1998 TEXT2WAVE(1)


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Safe Numerics |
Instead of relying on automatic type promotion, we can just create
our own types in such a way that we know they won't overflow. In the
example below, we presume we know that the values we want to work with
fall in the range [-24,82]. So we "know" the program will always result in
a correct result. But since we trust no one, and since the program could
change and the expressions be replaced with other ones, we'll still use
the loose_trap_policy
exception policy to verify at compile time that what we "know" to be true
is in fact true.
#include <iostream> #include "../include/safe_range.hpp" #include "../include/safe_literal.hpp" #include "../include/exception.hpp" #include "../include/native.hpp" #include "safe_format.hpp" // prints out range and value of any type using namespace boost::numeric; // for safe_literal // create a type for holding small integers. We "know" that C++ // type promotion rules will work such that addition will never // overflow. If we change the program to break this, the usage // of the no_exceptions_policy will prevent compilation. using safe_t = safe_signed_range< -24, 82, native, // C++ type promotion rules work OK for this example loose_trap_policy // catch problems at compile time >; int main(int argc, const char * argv[]){ std::cout << "example 83:\n"; // the following would result in a compile time error // since the sum of x and y wouldn't be in the legal // range for z. // const safe_signed_literal<20> x; const safe_signed_literal<10, native, loose_trap_policy> x; // no problem const safe_signed_literal<67, native, loose_trap_policy> y; const safe_t z = x + y; std::cout << "x = " << safe_format(x) << std::endl; std::cout << "y = " << safe_format(y) << std::endl; std::cout << "z = " << safe_format(z) << std::endl; return 0; }
defines a type
which is limited to the indicated range. Out of range assignments
will be detected at compile time if possible (as in this case) or at
run time if necessary.safe_signed_range
safe_signed_literal
defines a constant with a
specific value. Defining constants in this way enables the library
to correctly anticipate the range of the results of arithmetic
expressions.
The usage of
will mean that any assignment to z which could be outside the legal
range will result in a compile time error.loose_trap_policy
So if this program compiles, it's guaranteed to return a valid result.
This program produces the following run time output.
example 83: x = <signed char>[10,10] = 10 y = <signed char>[67,67] = 67 z = <signed char>[-24,82] = 77


Malom Wildlife Sanctuary
A popular tourist attraction of Kanhagad region, Malom Wildlife Sanctuary is all about lush green tropical green forest and variety of wildlife.
The sanctuary inhabits a variety of animals and birds including peacock, the Malabar hornbill, wild pig, flying squirrel, rhesus monkey and porcupine etc. If you are lucky, you may also get to see king Cobra and Python.
Cheruvathur
Cheruvathur is a cosy small town in the Kasaragod district of Kerala, located only 10 kilometres south of the major town of Nileshwaram. The place is known for being the birthplace of great 19th-century poet Mahakavi Kuttamath of Kerala. His work on musical drama and poem compilations is an excellent source of literary inspiration in Cheruvathur. Keeping that in mind, authorities changed the name of the town to Kuttamath Nagar on paper. However, most people still call the town Cheruvathur only.
The etymology of the name has its origin in the Malayalam words "cheriya pathu ooru" which means ten small places. Cheruvathur mainly attracts tourists because of its lovely views and greeneries. But more than that, it is a peaceful suburban retreat for a short weekend trip. There are not many places which you can visit. So, you can spend the time with your loved ones as much as you want to. Cheruvathur and its surroundings is a favourite picnic spot for the same reason. People from nearby places flock in during the peak seasons for an outing and enjoy the day far from the city's cacophony.


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Jan 2014: Almost 4 years from the initial Dragdealer launch, a new version is released. For more details read the blog post or check out the freshly baked GitHub repo.
Drag-based JavaScript component, embracing endless UI solutions
2d dragging and tapping, mouse and touch, ~12KB. No dependency. Any browser.

drag me

new Dragdealer('demo-simple-slider');
JS API
Here are the options, callbacks and methods Dragdealer supports, but you can read the source code for more information.
Constructor
- Dragdealer(wrapper, options={}) Accepts an id or a DOM reference for the wrapper element. See possible options below.
Options
- bool disabled=false Init Dragdealer in a disabled state. The handle will have a .disabled class.
- bool horizontal=true Enable horizontal dragging.
- bool vertical=false Enable vertical dragging.
- number x=0 Initial horizontal (left) position. Accepts a float number value between 0 and 1.
- number y=0 Initial vertical (top) position. Accepts a float number value between 0 and 1.
- number steps=0 Limit the positioning of the handle within the bounds of the wrapper, by defining a virtual grid made out of a number of equally-spaced steps. This restricts placing the handle anywhere in-between these steps. E.g. setting 3 steps to a regular slider will only allow you to move it to the left, to the right or exactly in the middle.
- bool snap=false When a number of steps is set, snap the position of the handle to its closest step instantly, even when dragging.
- bool slide=true Slide handle after releasing it, depending on the movement speed before the mouse/touch release.
- bool loose=false Loosen-up wrapper boundaries when dragging. This allows the handle to be *slightly* dragged outside the bounds of the wrapper, but slides it back to the margins of the wrapper upon release.
- number top=0 Top padding between the wrapper and the handle.
- number bottom=0 Bottom padding between the wrapper and the handle.
- number left=0 Left padding between the wrapper and the handle.
- number right=0 Right padding between the wrapper and the handle.
- fn callback(x, y) Called when releasing handle, with the projected x, y position of the handle. Projected value means the value the slider will have after finishing a sliding animation, caused by either a step restriction or drag motion (see steps and slide options.)
- fn dragStopCallback(x, y) Same as callback(x,y) but only called after a drag motion, not after setting the step manually.
- fn dragStartCallback(x, y) Same as dragStopCallback(x,y) but called at the beginning of a drag motion and with the sliders initial x, y values.
- fn animationCallback(x, y) Called every animation loop, as long as the handle is being dragged or in the process of a sliding animation. The x, y positional values received by this callback reflect the exact position of the handle DOM element, which includes exceeding values (even negative values) when the loose option is set true.
- string handleClass=handle Custom class of handle element.
- bool css3=true Use css3 transform in modern browsers instead of absolute positioning.
- fn customRequestAnimationFrame Provide custom requestAnimationFrame function (used in tests).
- fn customCancelAnimationFrame Provide custom cancelAnimationFrame function (used in tests).
Methods
- disable Disable dragging of a Dragdealer instance. Just as with the disabled option, the handle will receive a .disabled class
- enable Enable dragging of a Dragdealer instance. The .disabled class of the handle will be removed.
- reflow Recalculate the wrapper bounds of a Dragdealer instance, used when the wrapper is responsive and its parent container changed its size, or after changing the size of the wrapper directly.
- getValue Get the value of a Dragdealer instance programatically. The value is returned as an [x, y] tuple and is the equivalent of the projected value returned by the regular callback, not animationCallback.
- getStep Same as getValue, but the value returned is in step increments (see steps option)
- setValue(x, y, snap=false) Set the value of a Dragdealer instance programatically. The 3rd parameter allows to snap the handle directly to the desired value, without any sliding transition.
- setStep(x, y, snap=false) Same as setValue, but the value is received in step increments (see steps option)
Demos
Some demos will use jQuery to manipulate surrounding elements. This is for keeping the examples as small as possible, Dragdealer doesn't have a jQuery or any other dependency.
Just a slider
A slider is just a user control, the power lies in the value it represents. For this reason the animationCallback is your biggest ally, with it you tie the user input to any visualization you can think of. This is the most boring example.
new Dragdealer('just-a-slider', { animationCallback: function(x, y) { $('#just-a-slider .value').text(Math.round(x * 100)); } });
Content scroller
Controlling a different element is a straightforward use-case for Dragdealer. It's basic math. Let's spice it up with some vertical movement.
var availHeight = $('.content-body').outerHeight() - $('.content-mask').outerHeight(); new Dragdealer('content-scroller', { horizontal: false, vertical: true, yPrecision: availHeight, animationCallback: function(x, y) { $('.content-body').css('margin-top', -y * availHeight); } });
It was all a dream
I used to read Word Up magazine
Salt 'n' Pepa and Heavy D up in the limousine
Hangin pictures on my wall
Every Saturday Rap Attack, Mr. Magic, Marley Marl
I let my tape rock 'til my tape popped
Smoking weed and Bambu, sipping on Private Stock
Way back, when I had the red and black lumberjack
With the hat to match
Remember Rappin Duke? duh-ha, duh-ha
You never thought that hip hop would take it this far
Now I'm in the limelight cause I rhyme tight
Time to get paid, blow up like the World Trade
Born sinner, the opposite of a winner
Remember when I used to eat sardines for dinner
Peace to Ron G, Brucey B, Kid Capri
Funkmaster Flex, Lovebug Starski (wassup)
I'm blowing up like you thought I would
Call the crib, same number same hood (that's right)
It's all good (it's all good)
And if you don't know, now you know, nigga
I made the change from a common thief
To up close and personal with Robin Leach
And I'm far from cheap, I smoke skunk with my peeps all day
Spread love, it's the Brooklyn way
The Moet and Alizé keep me pissy
Girls used to diss me
Now they write letters cause they miss me
I never thought it could happen, this rapping stuff
I was too used to packing gats and stuff
Now honeys play me close like butter play toast
From the Mississippi down to the east coast
Condos in Queens, indo for weeks
Sold out seats to hear Biggie Smalls speak
Living life without fear
Putting 5 karats in my baby girl's ears
Lunches, brunches, interviews by the pool
Considered a fool cause I dropped out of high school
Stereotypes of a black male misunderstood
And it's still all good
Uh...and if you don't know, now you know, nigga
Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis
When I was dead broke, man I couldn't picture this
50-inch screen, money green leather sofa
Got two rides, a limousine with a chauffeur
Phone bill about two G's flat
No need to worry, my accountant handles that
And my whole crew is lounging
Celebrating every day, no more public housing
Thinking back on my one-room shack
Now my mom pimps a Ac with minks on her back
And she loves to show me off, of course
Smiles every time my face is up in The Source
We used to fuss when the landlord dissed us
No heat, wonder why Christmas missed us
Birthdays was the worst days
Now we sip champagne when we thirst-ay
Uh, damn right I like the life I live
Cause I went from negative to positive
And it's all
...and if you don't know, now you know, niggaaa
The yPrecision option adjusts the (vertical) granularity of the callback values. It is useful when controlling an element larger than the Dragdealer wrapper, in offering a smooth transition at the end.
Please note that this is not a complete solution for a custom scrollbar, nor does it try to be. You could make the content scrollable with a few lines of code but I for one think generic custom scrollbars are sent from hell.
"slide to unlock"
This is how this project started, somebody wanted an iPhone-like slider. Classic.
new Dragdealer('slide-to-unlock-old', { steps: 2, callback: function(x, y) { // Only 0 and 1 are the possible values because of "steps: 2" if (x) { this.disable(); $('#slide-to-unlock-old').fadeOut(); } } });
But the iPhone changed since then, iOS has a different start screen. Let's see how hard would it be to reproduce it.
new Dragdealer('slide-to-unlock-new', { x: 1, steps: 2, loose: true, callback: function(x, y) { // Only 0 and 1 are the possible values because of "steps: 2" if (!x) { this.disable(); $('#slide-to-unlock-new').fadeOut(); } } });
By no means do these demos try to be exact replicas, but merely to show the flexibility of Dragdealer.
The latter example has the handle (the dragging object) bigger than the wrapper, which in turn has overflow: hidden; to mask the bigger handle surface. You should check out the HTML and CSS to understand these examples better.
Image carousel
Let's kick it up a notch. How about a touch-ready image carousel... piece of cake. The entire string of images will be the draggable handle, masked by a wrapper the size of a single image (a slide.)
new Dragdealer('image-carousel', { steps: 4, speed: 0.3, loose: true, requestAnimationFrame: true });
Aston Martin DB4
1959 — 3.7L, 240hp
Mercedes-Benz 300SL
1956 — 2996cc, 212-222hp
Jaguar E-Type
1966 — 3.8L, 265bhp
Maserati A6
1950 — 2L, 120bhp
The speed option makes Dragdealer snappier, by speeding up the sliding animations. It takes up values between 0 and 1 and it defaults to 0.1.
Interactive canvas mask
With Dragdealer you can go from creating a simple slider to an entire website. I'm only saying this because I've seen more than a few examples of full-window implementations.
var canvasMask = new Dragdealer('canvas-mask', { x: 0, // Start in the bottom-left corner y: 1, vertical: true, speed: 0.2, loose: true, requestAnimationFrame: true }); // Bind event on the wrapper element to prevent it when a drag has been made // between mousedown and mouseup (by stopping propagation from handle) $('#canvas-mask').on('click', '.menu a', function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var anchor = $(e.currentTarget); canvasMask.setValue(anchor.data('x'), anchor.data('y')); });
Two-dimensional | Elastic | Interactive | Open
Dragdealer is open source,
see you on GitHub
Two-dimensional | Elastic | Interactive | Open
The dragged surface can host rich content,
including links for scrolling inside itself
Two-dimensional | Elastic | Interactive | Open
The masked content can be discovered through
both horizontal and vertical dragging
Two-dimensional | Elastic | Interactive | Open
The surface boundaries have an elastic ease and
the corners can be slightly pulled inwards
The previous version of Dragdealer had a major drawback for this use-case: buttons and links from inside the handle (which is the entire content) would not clickable on touch devices anymore, once Dragdealer was initialized. That is fixed now.
Dragdealer is just a drag component, the rest is up to you.
© 2010+ @skidding — Best regards


SinglySession Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | SinglySession.h |
Tasks
Accessing the Shared Session
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+ sharedSession
Access the shared session object
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– startSessionWithCompletionHandler:
Get the session in a state that is ready to make API calls.
Configuring the Session
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clientID
The client ID to be used while authenticating against the Singly API.
property -
clientSecret
The client secret to be used while authenticating against the Singly API.
property
Managing the Session
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accessToken
The access token that will be used for all Singly API requests.
property -
accountID
The account ID associated with the current access token.
property -
– resetSession
Resets the current session by clearing the access token, account id and loaded profiles.
Managing Session Profiles
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profiles
Profiles of the services that the account has connected. Will return until there is a valid session.
property -
– updateProfiles
Updates the profiles by connecting to the Singly API and fetching the latest version.
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– updateProfilesWithCompletion:
Updates the profiles by connecting to the Singly API and fetching the latest version and call the specified
completionHandler
once the update has completed.
Managing Services
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– applyService:withToken:
Allows you to associate a service with an existing access token to the Singly session.
Handling App Launches by URL
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authorizingService
The service the is currently being authorized. This is necessary for integration with 3rd party apps installed on the device so that we know which service has been authorized after our app is relaunched by the authorizing app.
property -
– handleOpenURL:
Handles app launches by oauth redirection requests and maps them appropriately based on the service.
Properties
accessToken
The access token that will be used for all Singly API requests.
@property (copy) NSString *accessToken
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
accountID
The account ID associated with the current access token.
@property (copy) NSString *accountID
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
authorizingService
The service the is currently being authorized. This is necessary for integration with 3rd party apps installed on the device so that we know which service has been authorized after our app is relaunched by the authorizing app.
@property (nonatomic, strong) SinglyService *authorizingService
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
clientID
The client ID to be used while authenticating against the Singly API.
@property (copy) NSString *clientID
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
Class Methods
sharedSession
Access the shared session object
+ (SinglySession *)sharedSession
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Discussion
This is the preferred way to use the SinglySession and you should only create a new instance if you must use multiple sessions inside one app.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
Instance Methods
applyService:withToken:
Allows you to associate a service with an existing access token to the Singly session.
- (void)applyService:(NSString *)serviceIdentifier withToken:(NSString *)token
Parameters
- serviceIdentifier
The identifier of the service (e.g. “facebook”, “twitter”, etc).
- token
The access token to associate with the session.
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
handleOpenURL:
Handles app launches by oauth redirection requests and maps them appropriately based on the service.
- (BOOL)handleOpenURL:(NSURL *)url
Parameters
- url
The redirection URL that should be handled
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
resetSession
Resets the current session by clearing the access token, account id and loaded profiles.
- (void)resetSession
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.1.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
startSessionWithCompletionHandler:
Get the session in a state that is ready to make API calls.
- (void)startSessionWithCompletionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL ))completionHandler
Parameters
- completionHandler
The block to run when the check is complete. It will be passed a
BOOL
stating whether or not the the session is ready.
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Declared In
SinglySession.h
updateProfiles
Updates the profiles by connecting to the Singly API and fetching the latest version.
- (void)updateProfiles
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Discussion
A notification (kSinglySessionProfilesUpdatedNotification
) is posted once
the update has completed.
See Also
Declared In
SinglySession.h
updateProfilesWithCompletion:
Updates the profiles by connecting to the Singly API and fetching the latest
version and call the specified completionHandler
once the update has
completed.
- (void)updateProfilesWithCompletion:(void ( ^ ) ( BOOL ))completionHandler
Parameters
- completionHandler
The block to call once the profiles have been udpated.
Availability
Available in Singly iOS SDK 1.0.0 and later.
Discussion
In addition to calling the specified completion handler, a notification
(kSinglySessionProfilesUpdatedNotification
) is posted once the update has
completed.
See Also
Declared In
SinglySession.h


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Regen.exe is a code generator. It takes a register set description and generates a C++ code to work with register values.
Regen.exe <input file> <output file>
Here is a sample description:
reg ISR : 8 // interrupt status register { A : 0 B : 1 C : 2 D : . } reg CTRL : 32 { RUN : 0 STOP : 1 COUNT : 2-5 * : .+10 MODE : 16-18 { SLOW = 0 FAST = 1 ACK = 7 } } reg TEMP : 16 {} bar Test : address { ISR = 10 RO IMR = . WO as ISR CTRL = . EXT[10] = . as CTRL TEMP = hidden }
It defines a set of registers and the register bar. Register is defined as:
reg CTRL : 32 { RUN : 0 STOP : 1 COUNT : 2-5 * : .+10 MODE : 16-18 { SLOW = 0 FAST = 1 ACK = 7 } }
The keyword reg is followed by a register name and a register bit length. Bit length can be 8, 16 or 32. Then bits description follows enclosed in a figure brackets. Single bit is assigned a bit number (from LSB to MSB). Bit number may be given as dot. Dot denotes the current bit. A bit field can be given either as first-last bits or as .+bit length. Asterisk can be used to insert unused bits. Bit field may have an associated named value list. Value can be given in decimal, hexadecimal (with suffix h) or binary (with suffix b) form. If the bits description is empty, the register is assumed untyped.
Register bar is a set of registers as a unit. Hardware units are usually controlled using register bars. A method of reading and writing registers may vary. It can be memory-mapped registers, or the register access may involve some function calls and, in fact, can be quite expensive. Regen generates a helper class to abstract from the exact register access process.
Register bar has a register refer mode: address or index. Dot denotes the current address or index. Bar description is a list of registers or register blocks with its properties. The first property is the address (or index). It can be given explicitly or implicitly. If the address mode is used, then the next address is defined using the register byte length. The next attribute is the access mode. It can be RO, WO, RW or hidden, RW by default. Finally, a register type can be given using the directive as. Multiple registers can share the same register structure.
Regen generates the header file.
/* Test.gen.h */ .... /* struct Type_CTRL */ enum Bits_CTRL : uint32 { CTRL_RUN = 0x00000001, CTRL_STOP = 0x00000002 }; inline Bits_CTRL operator | (Bits_CTRL a,Bits_CTRL b) { return Bits_CTRL(uint32(a)|uint32(b)); } enum Field_CTRL_MODE : uint32 { CTRL_MODE_SLOW = 0x00, CTRL_MODE_FAST = 0x01, CTRL_MODE_ACK = 0x07 }; struct PrintField_CTRL_MODE { Field_CTRL_MODE field; explicit PrintField_CTRL_MODE(Field_CTRL_MODE field_) : field(field_) {} template <class P> void print(P &out) const { switch( field ) { case 0x00 : Putobj(out,"SLOW"); break; case 0x01 : Putobj(out,"FAST"); break; case 0x07 : Putobj(out,"ACK"); break; default: Putobj(out,uint32(field)); } } }; inline PrintField_CTRL_MODE GetTextDesc(Field_CTRL_MODE field) { return PrintField_CTRL_MODE(field); }
For register CTRL the following entities are generated: enum Bits_CTRL — register bits, enum Field_CTRL_MODE — values for the field MODE. Finally, the type Type_CTRL to represent and manipulate with the register value.
struct Type_CTRL { typedef uint32 Type; Type value; explicit Type_CTRL(Type value_=0) : value(value_) {} operator Type() const { return value; } void operator = (Type value_) { value=value_; }
The type is a wrapper over an unsigned integral type.
template <class Bar> Type_CTRL & setTo(Bar &bar) { bar.set_CTRL(*this); return *this; } template <class Bar> Type_CTRL & setTo(Bar &bar,uint32 ind) { bar.set_CTRL(ind,*this); return *this; } template <class T> Type_CTRL & set(T to) { to(*this); return *this; }
The group of set methods can be used to set the value to the register bar or to some "setter".
Type_CTRL & setbit(Bits_CTRL bits) { value|=Type(bits); return *this; } Type_CTRL & setbitIf(bool cond,Bits_CTRL bits) { if( cond ) value|=Type(bits); return *this; } Type_CTRL & clearbit(Bits_CTRL bits) { value&=~Type(bits); return *this; } Type_CTRL & clearbitIf(bool cond,Bits_CTRL bits) { if( cond ) value&=~Type(bits); return *this; } Type maskbit(Bits_CTRL bits) const { return value&bits; } bool testbit(Bits_CTRL bits) const { return (value&bits)==Type(bits); }
The group of bit-manipulation methods can be used to change bits or bit testing.
Type get_COUNT() const; Type_CTRL & set_COUNT(Type field); Field_CTRL_MODE get_MODE() const; Type_CTRL & set_MODE(Field_CTRL_MODE field);
Another methods to get or set register bit fields. Bit and field change methods are self-modifying and return a reference to the object, so they can be chained.
template <class P> void print(P &out) const; };
Finally, the print method is provided to print the value in a verbose manner.
/* type Type_TEMP */ typedef uint16 Type_TEMP;
Untyped register generates only a typedef.
Register bar generates a register bar class.
/* struct Test<RW> */ template <class RW> struct Test { RW rw; template <class ... TT> Test(TT && ... tt) : rw( std::forward<TT>(tt)... ) {}
The inner object rw is a mean to read or write a register. It must implement the following methods:
class RW { .... public: typedef .... AddressType; template <class UInt> UInt get(AddressType address); template <class UInt> void set(AddressType address,UInt value); };
Methods get() and set() are used with uint8, uint16, uint32 template parameters.
template <class T> struct Setter { RW &rw; uint32 address; Setter(RW &rw_,uint32 address_) : rw(rw_),address(address_) {} void operator () (T value) { rw.set(address,value.value); } };
Setter classes are used to set a register value. They bind the read-writer and the register address.
//--- CTRL Type_CTRL get_CTRL(); void set_CTRL(Type_CTRL value); Setter<Type_CTRL> to_CTRL(); static Type_CTRL null_CTRL(); static Type_CTRL ones_CTRL();
get_CTRL() reads a register value.
set_CTRL() writes a register value.
to_CTRL() binds the read-writer and the register address and returns the register setter.
Static methods null_CTRL() and ones_CTRL() create a register value with all bits equals null or one.
//--- EXT Type_CTRL get_EXT(uint32 ind); void set_EXT(uint32 ind,Type_CTRL value); Setter<Type_CTRL> to_EXT(uint32 ind);
Block register methods have additional argument — the register index.
//--- ISR Type_ISR get_ISR(); static Type_ISR null_ISR(); static Type_ISR ones_ISR();
Read-only registers have no set methods.
//--- IMR void set_IMR(Type_ISR value); Setter<Type_ISR> to_IMR();
Write-only registers have no get methods.
//--- TEMP };
Hidden registers have no methods.


Easy, flexible routing for Leaflet
About Getting Started Tutorials API DownloadLeaflet Routing Machine tries to give a simple solution to a complex problem: routing can be many things, and the user interface for various scenarios differs wildely; in the same way, most sites want to apply their own styling to the user interface. Leaflet Routing Machine solves this by comming with sane defaults: adding basic routing capabilities is just a few lines of code. At the same time, Leaflet Routing Machine is very extensible and customizable both in terms of functionality as well as styling.
Below is a list of short tutorials that show how some common use cases can be solved with Leaflet Routing Machine. If you can't find what you're looking for here, the API docs contains the full, technical details for how to work with Leaflet Routing Machine.
This tutorial focuses on downloading the plugin the first time and taking it for a test drive. It also gives some pointers on where to go from here.
Explains everything about adding address lookups to Leaflet Routing Machine.
How to interface between your app and the plugin. Add and remove waypoints, reversing the route, and similar use cases.
OSRM is a great router, and used by default in Leaflet Routing Machine, but there are several alternatives that are on par. This tutorial explains how to use other routing backends, even writing support for new ones.


This website was inspired by my roommates Computing in the Arts assignment. Using a word list of his choosing, he had to form a random poem generator, and I thought that the results were too inspirational to not be published somewhere. I will try to make him give me a new poem/edit the poem generator daily.


In software development, Git (/ɡɪt/) is a distributed revision control and source code management (SCM) system with an emphasis on speed. Initially designed and developed by Linus Torvalds for Linux kernel development, Git has since been adopted by many other projects.


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Introduction¶
What is GeoMesa?¶
GeoMesa is an Apache licensed open source suite of tools that enables large-scale geospatial analytics on cloud and distributed computing systems, letting you manage and analyze the huge spatio-temporal datasets that IoT, social media, tracking, and mobile phone applications seek to take advantage of today.
GeoMesa does this by providing spatio-temporal data persistence on top of the Accumulo, HBase, and Cassandra distributed column-oriented databases for massive storage of point, line, and polygon data. It allows rapid access to this data via queries that take full advantage of geographical properties to specify distance and area. GeoMesa also provides support for near real time stream processing of spatio-temporal data by layering spatial semantics on top of the Apache Kafka messaging system.
Through a geographical information server such as GeoServer, GeoMesa facilitates integration with a wide range of existing mapping clients by enabling access to its databases and streaming capabilities over standard OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) APIs and protocols such as WFS and WMS. These interfaces also let GeoMesa drive map user interfaces and serve up data for analytics such as queries, histograms, heat maps, and time series analyses.
GeoMesa features include the ability to:
- Store gigabytes to petabytes of spatial data (tens of billions of points or more)
- Serve up tens of millions of points in seconds
- Ingest data faster than 10,000 records per second per node
- Scale horizontally easily (add more servers to add more capacity)
- Support Spark analytics
- Drive a map through GeoServer or other OGC Clients
There are many reasons that GeoMesa can provide the best solution to your spatio-temporal database needs:
- You have Big Spatial Data sets and are reaching performance limitations of relational database systems. Perhaps you are looking at sharding strategies and wondering if now is the time to look for a new storage solution.
- You have very high-velocity data and need high read and write speeds.
- Your analytics operate in the cloud, perhaps using Spark, and you want to enable spatial analytics.
- You are looking for a supported, open-source alternative to expensive proprietary solutions.
- You are looking for a Platform as a Service (PaaS) database where you can store Big Spatial Data.
- You want to filter data using the rich Common Query Language (CQL) defined by the OGC.
Community and Support¶
The GeoMesa website may be found at http://www.geomesa.org/. For additional information, see:
- The tutorials on the main GeoMesa website: http://www.geomesa.org/tutorials/
- The GeoMesa FAQ: http://www.geomesa.org/faq/
- The GeoMesa Users (https://locationtech.org/mhonarc/lists/geomesa-users/) and Dev (https://locationtech.org/mhonarc/lists/geomesa-dev/) mailing list archives
README.md
files provided under most modules- The chat at https://gitter.im/locationtech/geomesa/.
GeoMesa is a member of the LocationTech working group of the Eclipse Foundation.
License¶
GeoMesa is open-source software, and is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0: http://apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html


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My javascript skills are ever-improving, and my interest is not only in the background mechanics,
but in the aesthetic of the product. It should then come as no surprise my background in full-stack
development which is currently in progress.
I believe in finding solutions that can be applied to any facet of life and business
in order to streamline and smooth processes that have not yet reached their optimal efficiency.
It is through this belief that I have decided to pursue further in-depth, the areas of programming and
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This publication made use of RivGraph’s flux modeling to estimate nitrate uptake rates in channels on the Wax Lake Delta.
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Reading List
A bunch of talks, presentations, articles, and papers that I've found useful. All of these resources are free from their authors (except the books).
Books
Talks
- Keynote - JSON Graph: Reactive REST at Netflix
- Rich Hickey: Deconstructing the Database
- ElixirConf 2015 - Keynote: Elixir Should Take Over the World by Jessica Kerr
- React.js Conf 2015 - Data fetching for React applications at Facebook
- Building and Deploying Relay with Facebook
- Event Sourcing with MongoDB
Presentations
Articles
- The First Few Milliseconds of an HTTPS Connection
- Making Sense of Stream Processing
-
The Guerilla Guide to Interviewing
In principle, it’s simple. You’re looking for people who are smart, and get things done.
- Fixing Venture Capital
Video tutorial series
Papers
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"Out of the Tar Pit" by Mosely and Marks
Complexity is the root cause of the vast majority of problems with software today. Unreliability, late delivery, lack of security...


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layout: post
title: Royal wedding
date: '2013-04-04T17:56:00+02:00'
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---
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Default |
| spec-url |
url of the OpenAPI spec to view |
(empty) |
| server-url |
OpenAPI spec has a provision for providing the server url. The UI will list all the server URLs provided in the spec.
The user can then select one URL to which he or she intends to send API calls while trying out the apis.
However, if you want to provide an API server of your own which is not listed in the spec, you can use this property to provide one.
It is helpful in the cases where the same spec is shared between multiple environment say Dev and Test and each have their own API server.
|
(empty) |
| api-list-style |
can be either group-by-tag or group-by-path . This controls how the API litings are grouped.
this can be changed from the UI too
|
group-by-tag |
| allow-authentication |
Authentication feature, allows the user to select one of the authentication mechanism thats available in the spec.
It can be http-basic, http-bearer or api-key.
If you dont want your users to go through the authentication process, instead want them to use a pre-generated api-key
then you may hide authentication section by setting this attribute to false
and provide the api-key details using various api-key-???? attributes. |
true |
| api-key-name |
Name of the API key that will be send while trying out the APIs |
Authorization |
| api-key-value |
Value of the API key that will be send while trying out the APIs |
(empty) |
| api-key-location |
determines how you want to send the api-key.
allowed values are header or query
|
header |
| allow-spec-url-load |
If set to 'false', user will not be able to load any spec url from the UI.
|
true |
| allow-spec-file-load |
If set to 'false', user will not be able to load any spec file from the local drive.
This attribute is applicable only when the device width is more than 768px, else this feature is not available
|
true |
| allow-search |
If set to 'false', user will not be able to search APIs.
|
true |
| allow-try |
'TRY' feature allows you to make REST calls to the API server.
To disable this feature set it to false
|
true |
| allow-server-selection |
If set to 'false', user will not be able to select API server.
The URL specified in the server-url attribute will be used if set, else the first server in the API specification file will be used.
|
true |
| default-api-server |
Use this attribute, if you have defined multiple API-Servers defined in the sepc and want to set a default one which will be used while trying out the APIs
|
(empty) |
| allow-api-list-style-selection |
If set to 'false', user will not be able to change api list style
|
true |
| show-info |
show/hide the documents info section
Info section contains information about the spec, such as the title and description of the spec, the version, terms of services etc.
In certain situation you may not need to show this section. For instance you are embedding this element inside a another help document.
Chances are, the help doc may already have this info, in that case you may want to hide this section.
|
true |
| show-header |
show/hide the header.
If you dont want your user to open any other api spec, other than the current one, then set this attribute to false |
true |
| heading-text |
Heading Text on top-left corner |
(empty) |
| header-color |
Hex color code for the header's background |
#444444 |
| primary-color |
Hex color code on various controls such as buttons, tabs |
#FF791A |
| regular-font |
Font Name(s) to be used for regular text |
rapidoc, Helvetica, Arial |
| mono-font |
Font Name(s) to be used for monospaced text |
Monaco, 'Andale Mono', 'Roboto Mono' |
| theme |
light, dark |
light |
| schema-style |
tree, table (there are two different ways to display object-schemas in the responses and request bodies) |
tree |
| render-style |
read, view |
view |
| layout |
Applicable only when render-style='view' layout helps in placement of your request/response sections. The allowed values are 'row' or 'column'.
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I read up on this a bit last week - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Satoshi_Client_Node_Discovery
beyond setting up extra nodes personally with connect= pointing to NN, not sure IP hoarding is possible. Excluding NN IPs ussing setban is possible, but not convinced it would be advantageous to the bad actor.
@NNoperator Here's my promise to you because I'm tired of the subject, I'm a miner, and I have the equipment:
After May 10, you will personally burn through the exact same amount of UTXOs on ACs if all of the notary nodes carry 51100 UTXOs or someone splits them every 5 minutes.
Strob26-Apr-19 02:30 PM
did you not read the part about each NN having to run dedicated connectivity nodes?
url?
jl777c26-Apr-19 02:33 PM
in the discussion above
Strob26-Apr-19 02:34 PM
ok
Lumbi26-Apr-19 02:34 PM
doesn't overwinter have protections built in?
VoskCoin26-Apr-19 07:04 PM
don't want to be all "campaign-y" but here's some more crypto content that co-stars komodo agama & pirate if anyone is interested https://youtu.be/B6VLt6FvaPk
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newvulcan26-Apr-19 08:31 PM
Slightly off topic, but my mining pool server now has pirate, zaddex and hush working, just komodo to do, which is proving a stubborn whatsit and I'm not 100% sure why, but I'll figure it out. Oh and if anyone is interested it also works with Buck - tbh that was just to see if I could get it to work, what I'm going to do with 1,000,000 of them I don't know !
SHossain26-Apr-19 08:44 PM
what issue you are having with KMD pool @newvulcan ?
newvulcan26-Apr-19 09:21 PM
@SHossain continuous re-join messages in knomp. It's the only one that does it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Apr-19 09:23 PM
might know a guy that knows a guy that knows a guy that knows a thing or two about knomp
pastebin your configs and post them in #talk-mining
newvulcan26-Apr-19 09:27 PM
Will do, thanks. For the moment I've pushed my mining rigs back to pirate as I'm beating the odds and pulling a block every few hours - probably won't last for long, I'll have a look at KMD over the weekend
SHossain26-Apr-19 09:30 PM
re-join messages are ok to ignore as far as i undertood
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Apr-19 09:32 PM
ignorable right after a block find, other times it's likely an issue
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just finished listening. Nice job @Alright
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blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:39 AM
BEER does not
Alright27-Apr-19 09:40 AM
oh yep, you're right
so it's possible all 14 are updated?
and iguana is just shitting them out because komodod is not setting a checkpoint?
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blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:40 AM
that may or may not make much diffrence man. but doing this forces them t oupdate anwyay
I'm pretty sure that will be the case, BEER is the onyl chaion having problems, and its not actually using the notarizations, it ignores them
Alright27-Apr-19 09:41 AM
well shit, I still want to change min sigs to 6 or 8
so if I see a 7 sig notarization, I can know it's a problem immediately
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:42 AM
you can change sigs, but doing BEER dpow at he same time is a very good test to see if these "double notas"goaway
Alright27-Apr-19 09:42 AM
ok no change then
PHBA206127-Apr-19 09:42 AM
BEER doesn't have dpow ? so that explain why "notarizedhash" & "notarizedtxid" are all 0, I was wondering about that all the time, now that makes sense
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blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:42 AM
ok. need to make PR to dev. np its a single line of code
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:50 AM
Need to wait for jl to merge it.
changing min sigs is also a good idea to seperate nodes who update and who dont
Alright27-Apr-19 09:50 AM
wait until 3pm UTC?
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:51 AM
how long is that from now?
Alright27-Apr-19 09:51 AM
+5 hours
~
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:51 AM
its merged now to dev branch
Alright27-Apr-19 09:52 AM
well I'll still change sigs at 3pm UTC
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 09:52 AM
and i'll still be here then no doubt only jsut started work at 5PM lol
Alright27-Apr-19 09:52 AM
might it cause a problem if people rebuild prior to that?
there are many that are suspiciously close together
not exactly a definitive indication that it's happening though
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:01 AM
no, the only way to know for sure is to get the actual block hash from each notarisation then compare if he same one is in 2 or more txns
I dont think any RPC call exists to gtet that kind of data, but I could make it pretty fast, no need for it to be merged anywhere. if your that worried about it I can do it though(edited)
technically is doesnt actually matter, which ever tx is included in the block first si the one that is used.
NNoperator27-Apr-19 10:05 AM
`well we can see which 7 are the problem` First group has operators: PHBA, Cris, Genie, Popcorn, Tony, Greer Second group has: Alright, CHMEX, Strob, gt ... Do you suspect either group really could have a problem ? I am pretty certain these operators are all up to date.
Alright27-Apr-19 10:05 AM
well yes but that's not the point
could be an indication of another problem @NNoperator
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:06 AM
mine was definatly not updated, hadnt touched in in a very long time. Ive been away nearly 4-5 days
PHBA206127-Apr-19 10:07 AM
@NNoperator that what I suspected yesterday as well
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:07 AM
increase minsigs to like 60% of all ndoes and see if nota stops dead(edited)
that will defintavly answer if there is some connection problem
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PHBA206127-Apr-19 10:09 AM
^ same thought here,
NNoperator27-Apr-19 10:10 AM
It seems the groups stick together too.
gt27-Apr-19 10:10 AM
the groups change from my observations
PHBA206127-Apr-19 10:10 AM
I noticed that when double notas happened, ususally half of the NN bestk are -1, and half of the recvmask & bestmask are 0
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:10 AM
it indicates that recvmask is diverging
some nodes are so much faster than others, that it splits the network into 2
PHBA206127-Apr-19 10:10 AM
@gt that is also true from my observation
CrisF27-Apr-19 10:11 AM
Same here.
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:11 AM
so increase minsigs to some stupid number... and see if it stops working... if it does you have the answer
Its not that nodes create their bestmask with each other... they create the recvmask with each other then you generate 2 diffrent best masks.
you will see that there are terrible nodes that exist that are so slow they hardly respond at all, and they still occasionaly notarize because enough node just saw them to get a random chance to enter bestmask
at least this is my understanding of how it works, I could be wrong but from a lot of ovbservation this seems to be the case.
CrisF27-Apr-19 10:13 AM
So we need an update of Komodo as well this time?
Alright27-Apr-19 10:14 AM
seems that isn't the problem
but might as well
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:14 AM
yes to notarize BEER "properlly"
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Alright27-Apr-19 10:14 AM
how many min sigs are we talking about?
"crazy"?
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:14 AM
it will help, but may not be the only iussue/. 60% of all nodes online
you cannot split into 2 that way
Alright27-Apr-19 10:15 AM
if it's slow nodes like you suggest, how does that help?
if you really beleive its a problem, this is how you test it
Alright27-Apr-19 10:15 AM
I have a feeling it will continue to work, but slow down
PHBA206127-Apr-19 10:15 AM
the group change overtime, but they stick together for a long period
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Alright27-Apr-19 10:15 AM
I don't think nodes are flat out not connecting to each other
just doing it slowly
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:15 AM
that is normal behaviour
some are placed ver close together and some a very very far away... you only need a few nodes with a diffrent recvmask to generate a differing bestmask and it will split things up
Alright27-Apr-19 10:16 AM
does this happen on mainnet?
blackjok3r27-Apr-19 10:17 AM
once again, longer window for recv would also fisx this "problem"
not really there are too many ndoes... but as it doesnt break anything, I doubt anyone really checked it(edited)


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Thus the desired key which was used to encrypt the document is stored for the
specific encryption method in the internal key store.
b) How to store a key (from within a dialog)?
In some dialogs you can copy the current key into the internal key store by clicking
the button Copy key. The functionality is the same as in copying a key from
within a document (see above).
c) How to retrieve a key?
If you want to decrypt or analyze an encrypted document, please click
the icon
"Paste key". Thus the desired key is retrieved from the internal key store and
copied into the field for key entry. Note that you can only retrieve keys from
the internal key store if you stored a key before for the specific encryption method.
Remark 1: Persistency
If you close CrypTool the contents of the key store is lost.
Remark 2: Text options
The settings you make in the Text Options
dialog are not stored in the internal key store.


Testing for Browser cache weakness
- Clean cookies and cache in browser
- Login in and get some sensitive data
- Review files generated in browser cache (use search fro specific string)
- Inspect server responses where are sensitive data. Such responses must instruct browser to not cache these responses via headers
- Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0
- Pragma: no-cache
- Expires: 0
- Inspect <meta> tag for these headers
- If browser store sensitive data in cache they can be found
- Mozilla Firefox:
- Unix/Linux: ~/.mozilla/firefox/<profile-id>/Cache/
- Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\<user_name>\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<profile-id>\Cache
- Internet Explorer:
- C:\Documents and Settings\<user_name>\Local Settings\ Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5


[gecode-users] magic squares
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Sun May 18 17:52:57 CEST 2008
Well, I cannot reproduce what you say. I get the latter solution using
Gecode 2.1.1!
Which version of Gecode, btw.
Christian
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Marco Correia
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 10:27 PM
To: gecode list
Subject: [gecode-users] magic squares
hi,
I was playing with the magic-squares example, and found that the first
solution to the problem when using INT_VAR_NONE and INT_VAL_MIN as
heuristics
(and using no symmetries) is
8 9 6 11
12 14 3 5
1 7 10 16
13 4 15 2
instead of
1 2 15 16
12 14 3 5
13 7 10 4
8 11 6 9
why?
ps: I also changed the line 116 of magic-square.cc to m(j,i) to make it
print
lines as lines and cols as cols.
thanks
Marco
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Marco Correia <mvc at di.fct.unl.pt>
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The development resources of the kXML project (mailing list, CVS repository, files) are hosted at sourceforge.net:
If you experience any bugs or incompatibilities, please try the latest version from CVS before filing a bug report -- a fix may be available there already.


I studied IDEO.org, IDDS, and Gobee's design approaches and their adaptations of the Human Centered Design Method.
Later in the research, I focused on IDDS and IDIN projects (both technical and non-technical). I studied how the projects implemented HCD, and how they were successsful with their social impact and capacity building initiatives for local communities.
All of my research is used by a BEST Lab's Ph.D student in her dissertation on "Human Centered Design for Social Impact." (Reach out to me and I will get you in touch with her).
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A password is required to update your environment. This can be found in the .envfile in the root of your application.
.env


"""
The original code is at
https://github.com/wayfair/pylift/blob/master/pylift/generate_data.py
licensed under the BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
Copyright 2018, Wayfair, Inc.
This code is an enhanced (backward-compatible) version that can simulate
observational dataset including "sleeping dogs."
"Sleeping dogs" (people who will "buy" if not treated but will not "buy"
if treated) can be simulated by negative values in tau parameter.
Observational data which includes confounding can be simulated by non-zero
values in propensity_coef parameter.
A/B Test (RCT) with a 50:50 split can be simulated by all-zeros values in
propensity_coef parameter (default).
The first element in each list parameter specifies the intercept.
"""
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
[docs]def generate_data(
N=1000,
n_features=3,
beta=[-3, -8, 13, -8],
error_std=0.5,
tau=3,
tau_std=1,
discrete_outcome=False,
seed=2701,
feature_effect=0.5,
propensity_coef=[0, 0, 0, 0],
index_name=None,
):
r"""
generate_data(N=1000, n_features=3, beta=[1,-2,3,-0.8], error_std=0.5, tau=3, discrete_outcome=False)
Generates random data with a ground truth data generating process.
Draws random values for features from [0, 1), errors from a 0-centered
distribution with std `error_std`, and creates an outcome y.
Args:
N :
(:obj:`Optional[int]`) -
Number of observations.
n_features :
(:obj:`Optional[int]`) -
Number of features.
beta :
(:obj:`Optional[List[float]]`) -
Array of beta coefficients to multiply by X to get y.
error_std :
(:obj:`Optional[float]`) -
Standard deviation (scale) of distribution from which errors are drawn.
tau :
(:obj:`Union[List[float], float]`) -
Array of coefficients to multiply by X to get y if treated.
More/larger negative values will simulate more "sleeping dogs"
If float scalar is input, effect of features is not considered.
tau_std :
(:obj:`Optional[float]`) -
When not :obj:`None`, draws tau from a normal distribution centered around tau
with standard deviation tau_std rather than just using a constant value
of tau.
discrete_outcome :
(:obj:`Optional[bool]`) -
If True, outcomes are 0 or 1; otherwise continuous.
seed :
(:obj:`Optional[int]`) -
Random seed fed to np.random.seed to allow for deterministic behavior.
feature_effect :
(:obj:`Optional[float]`) -
Effect of beta on outcome if treated.
propensity_coef :
(:obj:`Optional[List[float]]`) -
Array of coefficients to multiply by X to get propensity log-odds to be treated.
index_name :
(:obj:`Optional[str]`) -
Index name in the output DataFrame. If :obj:`None` (default), index name will not be set.
Returns:
df : pd.DataFrame
A DataFrame containing the generated data.
"""
# Check the length of input lists
if len(propensity_coef) != n_features + 1:
raise Exception("len(propensity_coef) != n_features + 1")
if len(beta) != n_features + 1:
raise Exception("len(beta) != n_features + 1")
if isinstance(tau, (float, int)):
tau_ = [0] * (n_features + 1)
tau_[0] = tau
if isinstance(tau, (list)):
if len(tau) != n_features + 1:
raise Exception("len(tau) != n_features + 1")
tau_ = tau
np.random.seed(seed=seed)
# Define features, error, and random treatment assignment.
X = np.random.random(size=(N, n_features))
error = np.random.normal(size=(N), loc=0, scale=error_std)
# Effect of features on treatment.
# treatment = np.random.binomial(1, .5, size=(N))
propensity_logodds = propensity_coef[0] + np.dot(X, propensity_coef[1:])
propensity = 1 / (1 + np.exp(-propensity_logodds))
treatment = np.random.binomial(1, propensity, size=(N))
# Effect of features on outcome.
if beta is None:
beta = np.random.random(n_features + 1)
# Treatment heterogeneity.
tau_vec = (
np.random.normal(loc=tau_[0], scale=tau_std, size=N)
+ np.dot(X, tau_[1:])
+ np.dot(X, beta[1:]) * feature_effect
)
# Calculate outcome.
y = beta[0] + np.dot(X, beta[1:]) + error + treatment * tau_vec
if discrete_outcome:
y = y > 0
names = ["Feature_{}".format(i) for i in range(n_features)]
names.extend(["Treatment", "Outcome"])
df = pd.DataFrame(
np.concatenate((X, treatment.reshape(-1, 1), y.reshape(-1, 1)), axis=1),
columns=names,
)
if index_name is not None:
df.index.name = index_name
return df


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}Creadr{% endblock %} {% block body %}
A Pretty Cool Tool For Chinese Reading.


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