on what the Buddha taught
I decided to have a site when I looked for a home for Knowing, my book about understanding the Buddha’s Dhamma. I look at Knowing as a talk I wanted to give but due to it's length and depth I never was able to finish. By writing it down one can now go back and forth at one's own pace. Because I am not a writer, nor is english my native language, there are no doubt a lot of grammar and style issues. A home for Knowing should allow me to make those updates swiftly and with ease, which is what this personal site does. Over time there were some points I liked to address, some questions I chose to answer, which lead this site turning into what it is now.
I wrote mainly to encourage people to read from the suttas for themselves, especially the four Nikāyā, without holding the general interpretations as true first. This because on crucial points the general opinion deviates from the path. Interpretations are not translations and I think that with a little nudge one should be able to read the suttas while keeping a right view in mind. To support this I also started to translate some suttas; it can be handy to ponder on different translations so once in a while.
So here are my texts, which I would have preferred to have read them for myself decades ago. May they aid you on your journey to come to understand things for yourself. Should you have any questions, found errors, or just want to discuss, feel free to contact me: minowani on @tutanota.com.
Minowani.


| England and Wales, March 2011 |
| |
| | | (per cent) |
| | Percentage of people with a second address by type |
| Age | Working | Holiday | 'Other' 1 |
| 0-15 | 0.0 | 36.2 | 63.8 | | | |
| 16-64 | 16.2 | 23.2 | 60.7 | | | |
| 65 and over | 2.5 | 55.5 | 42.0 | | | |
| |
| 1. ‘Other’ second addresses are those not used for work or holiday, and include students home addresses or other parent or guardian’s addresses for children of separated parents. |
| |
| Source: Office for National Statistics |


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Class: Aws::FSx::Types::SnaplockRetentionPeriod
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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|
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
|
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-fsx/lib/aws-sdk-fsx/types.rb |
Overview
The configuration to set the retention period of an ::Aws::FSx
for ONTAP
SnapLock volume. The retention period includes default, maximum, and
minimum settings. For more information, see Working with the
retention period in SnapLock.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#default_retention ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod
rw
The retention period assigned to a write once, read many (WORM) file by default if an explicit retention period is not set for an
::Aws::FSx
for ONTAP SnapLock volume. -
#maximum_retention ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod
rw
The longest retention period that can be assigned to a WORM file on an
::Aws::FSx
for ONTAP SnapLock volume. -
#minimum_retention ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod
rw
The shortest retention period that can be assigned to a WORM file on an
::Aws::FSx
for ONTAP SnapLock volume.
Instance Method Summary
Instance Attribute Details
#default_retention ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod (rw)
The retention period assigned to a write once, read many (WORM) file
by default if an explicit retention period is not set for an ::Aws::FSx
for
ONTAP SnapLock volume. The default retention period must be greater
than or equal to the minimum retention period and less than or equal
to the maximum retention period.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-fsx/lib/aws-sdk-fsx/types.rb', line 7612
class SnaplockRetentionPeriod < Struct.new( :default_retention, :minimum_retention, :maximum_retention) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#maximum_retention ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod (rw)
The longest retention period that can be assigned to a WORM file on
an ::Aws::FSx
for ONTAP SnapLock volume.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-fsx/lib/aws-sdk-fsx/types.rb', line 7612
class SnaplockRetentionPeriod < Struct.new( :default_retention, :minimum_retention, :maximum_retention) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#minimum_retention ⇒ Types::RetentionPeriod (rw)
The shortest retention period that can be assigned to a WORM file on
an ::Aws::FSx
for ONTAP SnapLock volume.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-fsx/lib/aws-sdk-fsx/types.rb', line 7612
class SnaplockRetentionPeriod < Struct.new( :default_retention, :minimum_retention, :maximum_retention) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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Module: Aws::SSM::Errors
Overview
When Amazon Simple Systems Manager (SSM) returns an error response, the Ruby SDK constructs and raises an error. These errors have the following ancestors:
- Aws::SSM::Errors::ServiceError
- Aws::Errors::ServiceError
RuntimeError
You can rescue all SSM errors using ServiceError
:
# rescue all errors from Amazon Simple Systems Manager (SSM)
begin
# do stuff
rescue Aws::SSM::Errors::ServiceError
# ...
end
Request Context
ServiceError objects have a #context method that returns information about the request that generated the error, including:
#params
- The request params#operation_name
- Name of the API operation invoked#http_request
#http_response
- etc ...
See ::Seahorse::Client::RequestContext for more information.
Error Classes
You can rescue a specific error using the error code:
begin
# do stuff
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# ...
end
Some of the common errors are listed below:


Seattle Marathon
Seattle WA/USA
Website: www.seattlemarathon.org
Race Winners
(48 runnings)
3:03:41 3:04:21 2:58:59 3:02:06 25 Nov
2007
2:27:11
2:59:20
26 Nov
2006
2:27:51
3:01:36
27 Nov
2005
2:24:24
3:07:42
28 Nov
2004
2:29:36
2:53:11
30 Nov
2003
2:32:21
2:57:23
01 Dec
2002
2:26:36
2:51:20
25 Nov
2001
2:24:38
2:49:25
26 Nov
2000
2:27:24
2:54:17
28 Nov
1999
2:30:05
2:54:20
28 Nov
1998
2:27:38
3:00:19
29 Nov
1997
2:26:26a
2:46:11a
30 Nov
1996
2:31:56a
2:55:28a
25 Nov
1995
2:25:29a
2:49:21a
26 Nov
1994
2:26:24a
2:49:26a
27 Nov
1993
2:22:13a
2:58:04a
28 Nov
1992
2:20:45a
2:48:07a
30 Nov
1991
2:29:00a
2:48:15a
24 Nov
1990
2:29:34a
2:58:57a
25 Nov
1989
2:25:57a
2:41:04a
26 Nov
1988
2:26:49a
2:57:09a
28 Nov
1987
2:31:02a
2:49:25a
29 Nov
1986
2:25:01a
2:49:56a
13 Oct
1985
2:28:38
3:05:58
25 Nov
1984
2:22:50
2:48:12
26 Nov
1983
2:17:25
2:50:57
27 Nov
1982
2:20:02
2:45:52
28 Nov
1981
2:19:01
2:42:58
29 Nov
1980
2:22:16
2:54:35
24 Nov
1979
2:17:30
2:51:55
26 Nov
1978
2:20:27
2:48:55
26 Nov
1977
2:18:28
2:57:23
27 Nov
1976
2:23:03
3:00:18
29 Nov
1975
2:30:09
3:43:46
30 Nov
1974
2:35:06
3:21:09
25 Nov
1973
2:33:45
3:56:13
19 Nov
1972
2:35:45
21 Nov
1971
2:31:09.8
4:16:34
15 Nov
1970
2:38:41
Notes: 1970 was the inaugural year. In 1978, Mike Pinocci ran semi-officially (with a number but not registered),
finishing in 2:15:40. The 1971 race was known as the Seattle Invitational Marathon.
26 Nov
2017
2:34:04
Rick Lader (AK/USA)
3:05:38
Trisha Steidl-4
27 Nov
2016
2:33:58
Kota Reichert (CA/USA)
2:55:12
Amber Morrison (WA/USA)
29 Nov
2015
2:38:15
Steve Slaby (WA/USA)
2:58:39
Sophia Liu-2
30 Nov
2014
2:34:22
Shaun Frandsen (WA/USA)
2:57:36
Sophia Liu (WA/USA)
01 Dec
2013
2:32:24
Ulrich Steidl-10
2:58:25
Sheila Croft (WA/USA)
25 Nov
2012
2:28:28
Ulrich
Steidl-9
2:47:06
Kristen Carter (WA/USA)
27 Nov
2011
2:29:54
Jesse Williams (WA/USA)
Trisha Steidl-3
28 Nov
2010
2:30:57
Teshome Kokobe (ETH)
Sabine Pullins (GER)
29 Nov
2009
2:32:27
Charlie Sunderlage (USA)
Lauren Breihof (USA)
30 Nov
2008
2:33:57
Stuart Burton (USA)
Ann-Marie Thiesen (WA/USA)
Andy Martin (CA/USA)
Trisha Steidl-2
Ulrich Steidl-8
Trisha Steidl (WA/USA)
Ulrich Steidl-7
Sara Otepka (WA/USA)
Ulrich Steidl-6
Kami Semick (OR/USA)
Ulrich Steidl-5
Elizabeth Frame
Ulrich Steidl-4
Joan McGrath-3
Ulrich Steidl-3
Joan McGrath-2
Ulrich Steidl-2
Joan McGrath (CAN)
Ulrich Steidl (GER)
Rebecca Gallaher (OH/USA)
Sean Nesbitt (CO/USA)
Mariko Shirazi (USA)
David Steffens-4
Esther Wolsey-2
Gary Cooper (USA)
Esther Wolsey (CAN)
David Steffens-3
Christine Clark (AK/USA)
Timothy Jones (CO/USA)
Donna Moore (MD/USA)
David Steffens-2
Sharon Vos (CT/USA)
David Steffens (USA)
Jill Beals (USA)
Larry Nightingale (CAN)
Laura Caldwell (GA/USA)
Ashley Dustow (CAN)
Joanne Conrath-2
Chip Pierce (USA)
Isabelle Dittberner (CAN)
David Mays (USA)
Sharon Chrysler (USA)
David Roberts (USA)
Joanne Conrath (USA)
James Hatcher (MT/USA)
Katie Angel (TX/USA)
Robert Nicklin (USA)
Barbara Rush (USA)
Dan Drechsel (OR/USA)
Leanne Buckley (USA)
Robert Greer (WA/USA)
Wendy Robertson-4
Bill McClement (WA/USA)
Wendy Robertson-3
Thomas Howard (BC/CAN)
Linda Edgar (WA/USA)
Andy Palmer (ME/USA)
Wendy Robertson-2
Peter Butler (CAN)
Wendy Robertson (CAN)
Peter Moore (CAN)
Cindy Dalrymple (WA/USA)
William Glad (WA/USA)
Gabriele Andersen (SUI)
Arny Stonkus (USA)
Anita Scandurra (USA)
Greg Adams (USA)
Nancy Krenowicz (USA)
Stan Chapin (WA/USA)
Helen Spiegelman (CAN)
Jim Pearson (WA/USA)
Donna Hoffman (USA)
Wolf Schamberger (BC/CAN)
.
Sean O'Riordan (IRL)
Suzanne Taylor (BC/CAN)
Evan Shull (WA/USA)
.

WA 79Nov16
1980
2 x o/b
.
.
WA 80Sep15
1983-85
2 x o/b
.
.

Description
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Redmond
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Redmond
Kenmore
Juanita
n/a
Most Wins (1970-date)
Men
10
Ulrich Steidl (GER)
1999-2006,2012-3
Women
4
Wendy Robertson (CAN)
1979-80,1982-83
Trisha Steidl (WA/USA)
2006-07,2011,2017
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate race time biases.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men <2:18 2 <2:19 4 <2:20 5 Women <2:42 1 <2:44 2 <2:46 3 <2:48 6 <2:50 18
Number of Finishers
Year Total 2017 1439 2016 1596 2015 1716 2014 1867 2013 2205 2012 2239 2011 2047 2010 2301 2009 2229 2008 2128 2007 2012 2006 2052 2005 2100 2004 2262 2003 1975 2002 2227 2001 1669 2000 1890 1999 1998 2201 1997 2109 1996 1926 1995 2501 1994 1736 1993 1646 1992 1298 1991 1259 1990 1081 1989 885 1988 642 1987 650 1986 643 1985 530 1984 833 1983 1170 1982 1670 1981 1519 1980 1741 1979 2114 1978 1455 1977 786 1976 291 1975 99 1974 113 1973 82 1972 98 1971 66 1970 21 Sums 67119
Seattle Half Marathon
Race Winners
(33 runnings)
25 Nov
2007
26 Nov
2006
27 Nov
2005
28 Nov
2004
30 Nov
2003
01 Dec
2002
25 Nov
2001
26 Nov
2000
28 Nov
1999
28 Nov
1998
29 Nov
1997
30 Nov
1996
25 Nov
1995
26 Nov
1994
27 Nov
1993
28 Nov
1992
30 Nov
1991
24 Nov
1990
25 Nov
1989
26 Nov
1988
28 Nov
1987
29 Nov
1986
1977-1985
--- --- 27 Nov
1976
1:07:47
1:26:40
Notes: 1976 was the inaugural year.
26 Nov
2017
1:12:49
Scott Dahlberg (CO/USA)
1:26:17
Annie Reed (WA/USA)
27 Nov
2016
1:11:26
Joe Gladow (WA/USA)
1:21:24
Courtney Olsen (WA/USA)
29 Nov
2015
1:14:25
Dylan Peterson
1:20:52
Gina Slaby (AZ/USA)
30 Nov
2014
1:12:46
Yon Yilma (WA/USA)
1:23:51
Lydia Carrick (WA/USA)
01 Dec
2013
1:11:24
Matthew McClement (WA/USA)
1:24:01
Paige Pattillo (WA/USA)
25 Nov
2012
1:08:32
Jono Lafler (WA/USA)
1:21:19
Rachel Jaten (WA/USA)
27 Nov
2011
1:12:42
Brian Masterson (USA)
1:20:48
Bronwyn Crossman (OR/USA)
28 Nov
2010
1:10:39
Steven Crane (USA)
1:23:07
Sheila Croft (USA)
29 Nov
2009
1:08:56
Alex Crabill (CA/USA)
1:22:03
Kristi Houk-2
30 Nov
2008
1:11:50
Steve Dekoker (USA)
1:23:03
Kristi Houk (USA)
1:09:10
Kota Reichert (WA/USA)
1:21:54
Caryn Heffernan (WA/USA)
1:12:57
Andy Rakestraw (USA)
1:24:50
Rhea Richter (USA)
1:11:27
John Hill (TX/USA)
1:20:49
Lauren Johnson (OR/USA)
1:10:31
Ian Fraser (WA/USA)
1:20:19
Lauren Groves (CAN)
1:11:32
Chris Baron (MT/USA)
1:17:48
Liz Wilson (OR/USA)
1:10:32
Jose Garcia (WA/USA)
1:19:40
Judith LeRoy-2
1:11:52
Todd List (ID/USA)
1:25:45
Kristi Waythomas (AK/USA)
1:12:32
Mark Bloudek (WA/USA)
1:17:24
Judith LeRoy (BC/CAN)
1:08:09
Miguel Galeana-2
1:16:17
Susannah Beck (ME/USA)
1:09:30
Miguel Galeana (WA/USA)
1:19:31
Alysun Deckert (WA/USA)
1:06:32
Matt Messner (WA/USA)
1:13:53
Kim (Rosenquist) Jones-4
1:06:16
Rich Brown (USA)
1:16:40
Gail Hall (WA/USA)
1:07:24
John Hill (TX/USA)
1:15:54
Kim (Rosenquist) Jones-3
1:05:37
David Mora (WA/USA)
1:13:59
Kari McKay (WA/USA)
1:06:14
David Campbell (CAN)
1:17:41
Deanna O'Neil (OR/USA)
1:07:53
Tracy Harris (ID/USA)
1:14:13
Lisa
(Rainsberger) Weidenbach-2
1:06:49
Matt Carpenter (CO/USA)
1:12:50
Nancy Tinari (CAN)
1:07:33
Bill Weidenbach-2
1:10:08
Lisa (Rainsberger) Weidenbach (WA/USA)
1:08:49
Larry Almberg (USA)
1:21:22
Heather Lucas (IL/USA)
1:07:36
Steven James (USA)
1:19:22
Debbie Quatier (WA/USA)
1:05:43
Bill Weidenbach (WA/USA)
1:14:39
Kim (Rosenquist)
Jones-2
1:07:07
Gary Gustafson-2
1:19:42
Kim (Jones) Rosenquist (WA/USA)
not held
not held
Gary Gustafson (WA/USA)
Rainey Roetman (USA)
Most Wins (1976-date)
Men
2
Gary Gustafson (WA/USA)
1976,1986
Bill
Weidenbach (WA/USA)
1987,1990
Miguel Galeana (WA/USA)
1998-99
Women
4
Kim (Jones)
Rosenquist (WA/USA)
1986-87,1995,1997
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate race time biases.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men <1:06:00 2 Women <1:11 1 <1:12 1 <1:13 2 <1:14 4 <1:15 6 <1:16 8 <1:17 14
Rock 'n' Roll Marathon
Race Winners
(8 runnings)
13 Jun
2015
21 Jun
2014
22 Jun
2013
23 Jun
2012
25 Jun
2011
26 Jun
2010
27 Jun
2009
Note: 2009 was the inaugural year.
18 Jun
2016
2:26:02
Samuel Goitom Hadgu (ERI)
2:51:46
Sophia Liu (WA/USA)
2:26:15
Paul Katam (KEN)
2:54:56
Anna Corrigan (AZ/USA)
2:24:52
Drew Polley (WA/USA)
2:51:18
Devon Yanko (CA/USA)
2:29:53
Yon Yilma (WA/USA)
2:52:40
Nuta Olaru (CO/USA)
2:31:47
Teshome Kokobe (ETH)
2:41:41
Sheila Croft-2
2:24:50
Jonathan Ndambuki (KEN)
2:50:17
Sheila Croft (WA/USA)
2:18:20
Jaynocel Basweti Onyancha (KEN)
2:43:05
Sopagna Eap (CA/USA)
2:18:17a
Peter Omae Ayieni (KEN)
2:38:37a
Michele Yates (CO/USA)
Most Wins
(2009-date)
Men
No man has won more than once.
Women
2
Sheila Croft (WA/USA)
2011-12
Prize Money (ADR
qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2015 $500 $500 $1,000 2014 500 500 1,000 .... 2012 1,000 1,500 2,500 2011 1,500 1,250 2,750 2010 6,250 6,250 12,500 Sums $9,750 $10,000 $19,750
Race Time Bias (sec/km) Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Year Men Women 1984 +0.3 n/c 1983 +3.6 n/c Avgs +1.9 n/c
Competitive Level (1990-date) Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men <2:19 4 <2:20 5 Women <2:40 2 <2:42 3 <2:44 4 <2:46 4 <2:48 4 <2:50 4
Emerald City Marathon
Race Winners
(10 runnings)
23 Jul
1989
2:17:39
2:52:43
10 Apr
1988
2:19:07
2:46:49
12 Apr
1987
2:17:26
2:40:20
13 Apr
1986
2:22:53
2:45:20
14 Apr
1985
2:16:48
2:39:21
18 Mar
1984
2:14:20
2:37:16
27 Mar
1983
2:15:20
2:45:00
1982
---
---
1981
---
---
27 Apr
1980
---
---
Note: 1980 was the inaugural year. In 1989, the race was moved to July because of the Goodwill Games to be held
in 1990 and then the name was changed to the USWest Marathon. The race not not run after that.

Quality Performances
Men <2:15 1 <2:16 2 <2:17 4 <2:18 6 <2:19 8 <2:20 12 Women <2:38 1 <2:40 2 <2:42 4 <2:44 5 <2:46 9 <2:48 13 <2:50 13
Sri Chinmoy Marathon
Race Winners
(15 runnings)
23 Jun
2002
---
---
24 Jun
2001
2:49:20
3:35:31
25 Jun
2000
3:17:33
4:14:17
27 Jun
1999
3:04:28
28 Jun
1998
2:46:12
3:57:42
08 Jun
1997
2:50:32
3:28:11
09 Jun
1996
2:53:45
3:32:17
11 Jun
1995
3:12:01
3:43:49
12 Jun
1994
3:03:38
4:16:05
12 Sep
1993
2:54:57
20 Sep
1992
---
---
15 Sep
1991
2:54:29
4:00:04
27 May
1990
---
---
28 May
1989
2:49:04
5:33:43
29 May
1988
3:03:12
Note: 1988 is believed to have been the inaugural year. The course consists of 26 repeats of a one mile loop. The
2002 race may not have taken place.
n/a
n/a
James Matsusuka-2
Jennifer Tenczar
Michael Wakabayashi (52)
Cheri Gillis-2 (48)
Gene Trahern
.
James Matsusuka
Melinda Larson
Glenn Tachiyama (WA/USA)
Kari Kobata-2
John Caouette
Kari Kobata
Don Pearson (50,WA/USA)
Estelle Valkema
Jerry Grace-2
Cheri Gillis
Jerry Grace
.
n/a
n/a
Ted Nelson
Shannon Heath
n/a
n/a
Dale Soden
Janet Navaro
Brian Kessler
.
Most Wins
(1988/2002)
Men
2
Jerry Grace
1993-94
.
James Matsusuka
1998,2001
Women
2
Kari Kobata
1996-97
Seattle Police Marathon
Race Winners
(3 runnings)
27 Sep
1981
---
---
28 Sep
1980
2:34:57
2:49:08
23 Sep
1979
2:32:11
3:00:01
Note: 1979 is believed to have been the inaugural year.
n/a
n/a
Brian Bjornson
Debbie Quatier (WA/USA)
Mark Winder
(WA/USA)
Cindy Dalrymple (WA/USA)
Seattle Summer Marathon
Race Winners
(4 runnings)
26 Jul
1981
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1980
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29 Jul
1979
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2:39:48
29 Jul
1978
2:32:51
2:57:23
Note: 1978 is believed to have been the inaugural year. The 1981 race was run from Redmond => Seattle. The 1979
course was most likely short.
n/a
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n/a
Gail Kingma (WA/USA)
Bruce Shaw (BC/CAN)
Gabriele Andersen (SUI)
Last Updated on
29 Nov 2017
Contributors: Denika Voget, Marty Post, Maurice Wilson (50), Jim Pearson (2), Jack Leydig (1), Franco Civai (16), Charley Shaffer


public class SearchResponse extends ActionResponse implements StatusToXContentObject
| 限定符和类型 | 类和说明 |
|---|---|
static class |
SearchResponse.Clusters
Holds info about the clusters that the search was executed on: how many in total, how many of them were successful
and how many of them were skipped.
|
TransportResponse.Empty
ToXContent.DelegatingMapParams, ToXContent.MapParams, ToXContent.Params
EMPTY_PARAMS
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
SearchResponse() |
SearchResponse(SearchResponseSections internalResponse,
java.lang.String scrollId,
int totalShards,
int successfulShards,
int skippedShards,
long tookInMillis,
ShardSearchFailure[] shardFailures,
SearchResponse.Clusters clusters) |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
static SearchResponse |
fromXContent(XContentParser parser) |
Aggregations |
getAggregations() |
SearchResponse.Clusters |
getClusters()
Returns info about what clusters the search was executed against.
|
int |
getFailedShards()
The failed number of shards the search was executed on.
|
SearchHits |
getHits()
The search hits.
|
int |
getNumReducePhases()
Returns the number of reduce phases applied to obtain this search response
|
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,ProfileShardResult> |
getProfileResults()
If profiling was enabled, this returns an object containing the profile results from
each shard.
|
java.lang.String |
getScrollId()
If scrolling was enabled (
SearchRequest.scroll(org.elasticsearch.search.Scroll) , the
scroll id that can be used to continue scrolling. |
ShardSearchFailure[] |
getShardFailures()
The failures that occurred during the search.
|
int |
getSkippedShards()
The number of shards skipped due to pre-filtering
|
int |
getSuccessfulShards()
The successful number of shards the search was executed on.
|
Suggest |
getSuggest() |
TimeValue |
getTook()
How long the search took.
|
int |
getTotalShards()
The total number of shards the search was executed on.
|
XContentBuilder |
innerToXContent(XContentBuilder builder,
ToXContent.Params params) |
java.lang.Boolean |
isTerminatedEarly()
Has the search operation terminated early due to reaching
terminateAfter |
boolean |
isTimedOut()
Has the search operation timed out.
|
void |
readFrom(StreamInput in)
Set this object's fields from a StreamInput.
|
void |
scrollId(java.lang.String scrollId) |
RestStatus |
status()
Returns the REST status to make sure it is returned correctly
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
XContentBuilder |
toXContent(XContentBuilder builder,
ToXContent.Params params) |
void |
writeTo(StreamOutput out)
Write this object's fields to a StreamOutput.
|
remoteAddress, remoteAddress
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
isFragment
public SearchResponse()
public SearchResponse(SearchResponseSections internalResponse, java.lang.String scrollId, int totalShards, int successfulShards, int skippedShards, long tookInMillis, ShardSearchFailure[] shardFailures, SearchResponse.Clusters clusters)
public RestStatus status()
StatusToXContentObject
status
在接口中 StatusToXContentObject
public SearchHits getHits()
public Aggregations getAggregations()
public Suggest getSuggest()
public boolean isTimedOut()
public java.lang.Boolean isTerminatedEarly()
terminateAfter
public int getNumReducePhases()
public TimeValue getTook()
public int getTotalShards()
public int getSuccessfulShards()
public int getSkippedShards()
public int getFailedShards()
public ShardSearchFailure[] getShardFailures()
public java.lang.String getScrollId()
SearchRequest.scroll(org.elasticsearch.search.Scroll)
, the
scroll id that can be used to continue scrolling.public void scrollId(java.lang.String scrollId)
@Nullable public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,ProfileShardResult> getProfileResults()
public SearchResponse.Clusters getClusters()
null
SearchResponse.Clusters
public XContentBuilder toXContent(XContentBuilder builder, ToXContent.Params params) throws java.io.IOException
toXContent
在接口中 ToXContent
java.io.IOException
public XContentBuilder innerToXContent(XContentBuilder builder, ToXContent.Params params) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public static SearchResponse fromXContent(XContentParser parser) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public void readFrom(StreamInput in) throws java.io.IOException
Streamable
readFrom
在接口中 Streamable
readFrom
在类中 ActionResponse
java.io.IOException
public void writeTo(StreamOutput out) throws java.io.IOException
Streamable
writeTo
在接口中 Streamable
writeTo
在类中 ActionResponse
java.io.IOException
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
在类中 java.lang.Object


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Constructor
new PhraseMaker(options)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
xmmPhraseConfig | Default phrase configuration. |
- Source:
Methods
addObservation(obs)
Append an observation vector to the phrase's data. Must be of length dimension
.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obs |
Array.Number | An input vector, aka observation. If |
- Source:
Throws:
Will throw an error if the input vector doesn't match the config.
getConfig() → {xmmPhraseConfig}
Returns the current configuration.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- xmmPhraseConfig
getPhrase() → {xmmPhrase}
Returns a valid XMM phrase created from the config and the recorded data.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- xmmPhrase
reset()
Clear the phrase's data so that a new one is ready to be recorded.
- Source:
setConfig(options)
Updates the current configuration with the provided information.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
xmmPhraseConfig |
- Source:


"Hello! Gamers"
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| Project Name: | Speech Recognition Chess |
| Subject: | 2014S2 - Automatic Speech Recognition |
| Details: | The final project of Automatic Speech Recognition subject. We create a chess game which use sound command to play the game e.g. "Bishop A 7", "King D 8" etc. Our project got the highest score in the class. |
| Role: | Programmer (Speech part) |


The Open Exoplanet Catalogue
With the recent discovery of the Trappist-1 planetary system and its Earth-sized planets, Exoplanet research has garnered much attention. The following tools allow you to explore the Open Exoplanet Catalogue to find your own Earth-like planet! This collection currently contains over 3000 planets. The data is presented as is but has been initially filtered to a subset which have Surface Temperatures around that of Earth's.
Exploring the data
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- What basic conditions does Earth have?
- What are the similarities and differences between Earth and other planets?


Gallys [ae1t], port city, in Plain of Tears [at36], in Mandoria
Last updated Turn #145
Gallys [ae1t], port city, in Plain of Tears [at36], in Mandoria
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
1: departed for Ocean [au36].
Routes leaving Gallys:
South, to Ocean [au36], The Inner Sea, 1 day
Out, plain, to Plain of Tears [at36], 1 day
Cities rumored to be nearby:
Pygate [ae3c], in Plain of Tears [au34]
Elderon [ae4a], in Plain of Tears [av33]
Market report (tax of 25%):
trade who price qty wt/ea item
----- --- ----- --- ----- ----
buy ae1t 60 13 1 nazgul tail [319]
buy ae1t 18 7 1 cyclops eyes [334]
buy ae1t 13 5 2 gorgon livers [332]
buy ae1t 8 9 5 clay pots [95]
buy ae1t 2 100 2 fish [87]
sell ae1t 5 25 10 fish oil [97]
sell ae1t 50 10 100 pitch [261]
sell ae1t 53 2 300 riding horses [52]
sell ae1t 100 5 1,000 oxen [76]
sell ae1t 675 1 5 Manual of Church of
Kireus [ha1w]
Inner locations:
Public tower [q49], Trading Guild, defense 20
Combat School [x71], Combat Guild, defense 20
Gallys House of Sea [a04], Shipcraft Guild, defense 20
Meditation place [j66], tower, defense 20, 5% damaged
The province is blanketed in fog.


hy everyone.can somebody help me with this sketch?it is from oem but it woudn't compile.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Mains AC Non-Invasive Energy Monitor (2 channel)
// Last revision 27th Oct 2010
// Licence: GNU GPL
// By Trystan Lea (updated to support two channel energy monitoring by Glyn Hudson)
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// VARIABLE DECLERATION
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//--ENERGY MEASURMENT VARIABLES------------------------------
//Power measurement/time variables
unsigned long t_now, t_diff, t_last, t_culm;
//kwhTotal is cumulative kwh today.
double Solarkwh =0.0;
double Mainskwh =0.0;
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// EMON
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// include the library code:
#include <LiquidCrystal.h> // initialize the library with the numbers of the interface pins
LiquidCrystal lcd(8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13);
int menuState = 0;
int menu = 0;
int wavelengths = 3000; //number of wavelengths to sample
int inPinV = 1; //Analog input pin number that voltage signal is connected to
int inPinI_1 = 3; //Analog input pin number that current signal is connected to. Channel 1
int inPinI_2 = 2; //Analog input pin number that current signal is connected to. Channel 2
int menupin = 1; //Arduino pin 1 goes to pushbutton for menu
int RelayOn = 4; //Arduino pin 4 goes to the opto isolator (full power)
int HRelayOn = 3; //Arduino pin 3 goes to opto isolator (half power)
int led_on = 6; //Arduino pin 6 goes to panel LED
//channel 1
double VCAL = 1.28348; //Voltage calibration scaler
double ICAL_1 = 0.05815; //Current calibration scaler
double ICAL_2 = 0.05806;
double PHASECAL = 2.3; //Shifts voltage relative to current,
//subtracting any phase shifting caused by components
int emon_timeout = 2000; //how long to wait ms if something goes wrong.
class Channel
{
public:
void emon_calc(int,double); //create pulse function
double realPower, //Output variables
apparentPower,
powerFactor,
Vrms,
Irms,
whInc,
wh;
private: // Variable declaration for emon_calc procedure
int lastSampleV,sampleV; //sample_ holds the raw analog read value, lastSample_ holds the last sample_
int lastSampleI,sampleI;
double lastFilteredV,filteredV; //Filtered_ is the raw analog value minus the DC offset
double lastFilteredI, filteredI;
double phaseShiftedV; //Holds the calibrated phase shifted voltage.
double sqV,sumV,sqI,sumI,instP,sumP; //sq = squared, sum = Sum, inst = instantaneous
int startV; //Instantaneous voltage at start of sample window.
boolean lastVCross, checkVCross; //Used to measure number of times threshold is crossed.
int crossCount; // ''
unsigned long lwhtime, whtime; //used to calculate energy used.
};
Channel ch1,ch2; //create two incidence of class channel for the two channels
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// SETUP
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void setup()
{
lcd.begin(16, 2); // set up the LCD's number of columns and rows:
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(RelayOn,OUTPUT); // this sets the pin named RelayOn to be an output
pinMode(HRelayOn,OUTPUT); // this sets the pin named RelayOn to be an output
pinMode(menupin, INPUT); // this sets the pin named menupin to be an input
pinMode (led_on, OUTPUT); //this sets the pin named led_on to be an output
t_culm = (3600000 * 12); //On first run, advances the 24hr timer by 12hrs (so can restart at midday!)
//t_culm = (3600000 * 23.75); //FOR TESTING ONLY
digitalWrite(RelayOn,HIGH); //Switches relay off
digitalWrite(HRelayOn,HIGH); //Switches relay off
//Introduces 15 second delay to allow caps to charge up
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print(" Please Wait ");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Initialising....");
delay (15000);
}
unsigned long wtime;
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// MAIN LOOP
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void loop()
{
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// 1) Calculate energy monitor values
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ch1.emon_calc(inPinI_1,ICAL_1); //Energy Monitor calc function for channel 1, pass Arduino analog in pin nummber and calibration coefficient
ch2.emon_calc(inPinI_2,ICAL_2); //Energy Monitor calc function, for channel 2, pass Arduino analog in pin nummber and calibration coefficient
//--ENERGY MEASURMENT CALCULATION----------------
//Power measurement
t_now = millis();
if ( t_now > t_last ) { //check to see if millis has overflowed back to zero (after approx 49 days)
t_diff = t_now - t_last; } //if not, the time each emon cycle takes
else { //if millis has reset...
t_diff = 4127; } //t_diff = (the amount of time each average emon cycle takes), again dealing with the millis reset.
t_culm += t_diff;
t_last = t_now;
if ( t_culm > (3600000 * 24)){ //check to see if 24hrs has elapsed
Solarkwh = 0; // RESET
Mainskwh = 0; // RESET
t_culm = 0; // RESET
}
//ch1.realPower = 2534; //FOR TESTING ONLY
//ch2.realPower = 1522; //FOR TESTING ONLY
//Calculate number of kwh generated.
Solarkwh = Solarkwh + ((ch1.realPower/1000.0) * 1.0/3600.0 * (t_diff/1000.0));
Mainskwh = Mainskwh + ((ch2.realPower/1000.0) * 1.0/3600.0 * (t_diff/1000.0));
//------------Data Output-------------
//Read menupin to see what menu to display
menuState = digitalRead(menupin);
if ( menuState == LOW) {
menu = menu+1; }
if (menu > 4){
menu = 0;
}
//MENU 0
if (menu == 0) {
// clear the lcd screen
lcd.clear();
//if-else statement to alter LCD print format depending upon power reading
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
if (ch1.realPower >= 1000) {
lcd.print("Solar "); lcd.print(ch1.realPower / 1000.0, 3); lcd.print(" kW"); }
else {
lcd.print("Solar "); lcd.print(ch1.realPower, 0); lcd.print(" Watts"); }
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
if (ch2.realPower >= 5000) {
lcd.print("M/Power over 5kW"); }
else
if (ch2.realPower >= 1000) {
lcd.print("Mains "); lcd.print(ch2.realPower / 1000.0, 3); lcd.print(" kW"); }
else {
lcd.print("Mains "); lcd.print(ch2.realPower, 0); lcd.print(" Watts"); }
}
//MENU 1 - to enable detailed readings for calibration
if (menu == 1) {
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print("Solar "); lcd.print(Solarkwh); lcd.print(" kWh");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Mains "); lcd.print(Mainskwh); lcd.print(" kWh"); }
//MENU 2 - to enable detailed readings for calibration
if (menu == 2) {
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print("PowerF "); lcd.print(ch1.powerFactor, 2);
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Voltage "); lcd.print(ch1.Vrms, 0); lcd.print(" V"); }
//MENU 3 - to enable detailed readings for calibration
if (menu == 3) {
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print("Solar "); lcd.print(ch1.realPower, 0); lcd.print(" W");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Mains "); lcd.print(ch2.realPower, 0); lcd.print(" W"); }
//MENU 4 - DEMO MODE
if (menu == 4) {
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print ("Press button for");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("3 secs for demo");
delay (3000);
if (digitalRead(menupin)== LOW) { //check to see if button is still pressed
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print ("DEMO MODE");
delay (2000);
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print("Solar 1.326 kW");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Mains 298 Watts");
digitalWrite (led_on,HIGH);
delay (10000);
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print("Solar 18.36 kWh");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Mains 4.29 kWh");
digitalWrite (led_on,HIGH);
delay (10000);
lcd.clear();
lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
lcd.print("PowerF 0.98");
lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Voltage 247 V");
digitalWrite (led_on,HIGH);
delay (10000);
menu = 0; }
else {
menu = 0; }
}
//checks to see if can run at full power
if (ch1.realPower > (ch2.realPower +1090)) {
digitalWrite(HRelayOn,HIGH); //turn the half power output off
digitalWrite(RelayOn,LOW); //turn the full output on
}
else{
digitalWrite(RelayOn,HIGH); //turn the output off
//checks to see if can run at half power
if (ch1.realPower > (ch2.realPower +545)) {
digitalWrite(HRelayOn,LOW); }//turn the output on
else {
digitalWrite(HRelayOn,HIGH); //turn the output off
}
}
//LED control
if (digitalRead(RelayOn) == LOW) {
analogWrite(led_on, 200); }
else if (digitalRead(HRelayOn) == LOW) {
analogWrite(led_on, 30); } //quarter brightness
else {
digitalWrite (led_on,HIGH);
delay (100);
digitalWrite (led_on,LOW);
}
}
the errors are "
Arduino: 1.6.5 (Windows 8.1), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno"
sketch_oct26a.cpp.o: In function `loop':
C:\Program Files\Arduino/sketch_oct26a.ino:121: undefined reference to `Channel::emon_calc(int, double)'
C:\Program Files\Arduino/sketch_oct26a.ino:122: undefined reference to `Channel::emon_calc(int, double)'
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Error compiling.
This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
enabled in File > Preferences.
i can't realise where is the problem.
Re: i need a help with this sketch
at quick glance, looks to me like you did not create a class Channel instance.
Not sure what the syntax is, but it would be something like var instance = new Channel;
Edit: nevermind i see u did :I
Arnt you missing a constructor for that class?
Re: i need a help with this sketch
Isn't there a big piece of the class Channel missing - like the definition of "Channel::emon_calc(int, double)" Is it in another file that you haven't downloaded? After all, that's what the error message is telling you.
A reference to the source of the sketch would help. If you don't give us enough information, we can't do much.


1.0 Each player starts with 10 hp Each player starts with 1 energy per round, Energy must be spent by playing a card.(turn cannot be skiped even if the card played would do nothing) Turn begins with drawing 1 card from there deck, If the deck is empty the discard pile is shuffled and is placed on the deck spot, All cards cost one energy. A card is read from top down, Attack: pick an opponent and deal one damage, (multi opponents can be chose when more than one attack a card) Health: Regain 1 hp for each icon. Draw: draw one card form the deck for each icon, Energy: gain one energy for each icon on the crad. Shield/defended: the card is placed in front of the player and is able to take a hit for each shield icon on the card. Any damage dealt to a player with a shield will damage the shield instead. If you can still attack after a shield is broken the rest is taken by the player. Once a shield card is used up (all shield on card have been damaged) the card goes to the discard pile. Start of the game you draw 4 cards to start, On a player you draw a card, If a player runs out of cards in hand they draw 2 cards immediately, Game first player can start randomly(could have a dice roll on screen to determine) Hp cannot go over 10,


Class GroupedResult (1.0.0)
Information about the products similar to a single product in a query image.
Generated from protobuf message google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSearchResults.GroupedResult
Methods
__construct
Constructor.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| Name | Description |
data |
array
Optional. Data for populating the Message object. |
↳ bounding_poly |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\BoundingPoly
The bounding polygon around the product detected in the query image. |
↳ results |
array<Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSearchResults\Result>
List of results, one for each product match. |
↳ object_annotations |
array<Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSearchResults\ObjectAnnotation>
List of generic predictions for the object in the bounding box. |
getBoundingPoly
The bounding polygon around the product detected in the query image.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.BoundingPoly bounding_poly = 1;
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\BoundingPoly|null |
hasBoundingPoly
clearBoundingPoly
setBoundingPoly
The bounding polygon around the product detected in the query image.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.BoundingPoly bounding_poly = 1;
| Parameter | |
|---|---|
| Name | Description |
var |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\BoundingPoly
|
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
$this |
getResults
List of results, one for each product match.
Generated from protobuf field repeated .google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSearchResults.Result results = 2;
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
Google\Protobuf\Internal\RepeatedField |
setResults
List of results, one for each product match.
Generated from protobuf field repeated .google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSearchResults.Result results = 2;
| Parameter | |
|---|---|
| Name | Description |
var |
array<Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSearchResults\Result>
|
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
$this |
getObjectAnnotations
List of generic predictions for the object in the bounding box.
Generated from protobuf field repeated .google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSearchResults.ObjectAnnotation object_annotations = 3;
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
Google\Protobuf\Internal\RepeatedField |
setObjectAnnotations
List of generic predictions for the object in the bounding box.
Generated from protobuf field repeated .google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSearchResults.ObjectAnnotation object_annotations = 3;
| Parameter | |
|---|---|
| Name | Description |
var |
array<Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\ProductSearchResults\ObjectAnnotation>
|
| Returns | |
|---|---|
| Type | Description |
$this |


{% extends "base_con2col.html" %} {% block contentmain %}
We present our bioinformatic application My-Forensic-Loci-queries (MyFLq)
for analysis of MPS forensic data. For allele calling, the underlying framework uses a MySQL reference allele database with automatically determined regions of interest (ROIs) by a generic maximal flanking algorithm which makes it possible to use any STR or SNP forensic locus. Python scripts were designed to automatically make allele calls starting from raw MPS data.
We are also implementing a method to asses the usefulness and overall performance of a forensic locus with respect to MPS, as well as methods to estimate whether an unknown allele, which sequence is not present in the MySQL database, is in fact a new allele or a sequencing error.
Funding was provided by the Ghent University Multidisciplinary Research Partnership ‘Bioinformatics: from nucleotides to networks’.
{% endblock %}


Data Feed: SecurityAliases
Category: AliasFeed
| Field | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| --- Required Fields --- | |||
| alias1 | String | any valid security identifier | |
| alias2 | String | alias to add to security | |
The following tab-delimited feed could be used to update security aliases.
The first field should contain the id of an existing security; you can
follow this with one or more ids to add as aliases for the security.
The header line should be included, but the header values are ignored:
Related Feeds:
Sample Upload:
Interface ExternalFeedManager upload: "SecurityAliases" using:
"oldId newId
16161010 16161A10
69792610 69846210
54567410 54570010
61844710 61844A10
" ;
| Copyright © 1999 Innovative Systems Techniques, Inc. | Updated March 26, 1999 |


cut up is a contemporary adaptation of the cut-up technique, as made popular by the dadaists, and as closely associated with William S. Burroughs.
cut up pulls in recent news articles about William S. Burroughs, cuts those articles up, and reassembles them to form short open poems, akin to the physical technique.
You can add the app to your home screen on an iOS device and run it from there for a full-screen experience. The page refreshes every 30 seconds to give you brand new poetry, or you can refresh the page sooner by tapping the title in the toolbar.
cut up was created by Nick Heer.


This is a lightweight net for face reidentification. It is based on the RMNet backbone that includes depth-wise convolutions to reduce the amount of computations for the 3x3 convolution block. After the backbone, global max pooling and 1x1 convolution block create the final embedding vector. The model produces feature vectors that are close in cosine distance for similar faces and far for different faces.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| LFW accuracy | 0.9892 |
| Face location requirements | Tight aligned crop |
| GFlops | 0.19 |
| MParams | 0.59 |
| Source framework | Caffe* |
LFW metric is the accuracy in the pairwise reidentification test. See the full benchmark description for details.
The model achieves the best results if an input face is frontally oriented and aligned. Face image is aligned if five keypoints (left eye, right eye, tip of nose, left lip corner, right lip corner) are located in the following points in normalized coordinates [0,1]x[0,1]:
[(0.31556875000000000, 0.4615741071428571),
(0.68262291666666670, 0.4615741071428571),
(0.50026249999999990, 0.6405053571428571),
(0.34947187500000004, 0.8246919642857142),
(0.65343645833333330, 0.8246919642857142)]
To align the face, use a landmarks regression model: using regressed points and the given reference landmarks, build an affine transformation to transform regressed points to the reference ones and apply this transformation to the input face image.
| Caffe* CPU | Inference Engine CPU | Inference Engine GPU FP16 | Inference Engine GPU FP32 | OpenCV CPU |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17.27 | 645.386 | 130.432 | 118.402 | 96.54 |
| Inference Engine MYRIAD FP16 |
|---|
| 29.064 |
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Notice revision #20110804
Expected color order is RGB.
The net outputs a blob with the shape [1, 128], containing a row-vector of 128 floating point values. Outputs on different images are comparable in cosine distance.
Output layer name in Inference Engine/Caffe formats: emb_output
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aweek::date2week("2017-04-27") # Ask for the epi week of this date
## <aweek start: Monday>
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y = "Cases (n)",
title = "Cases by week of onset",
subtitle = str_glue("Source: MSF data from {reporting_week}")
)


Bus in Car Park Simulator
We use this test as an indication of the kind of code that a candidate would write on a day to day basis, so please take your time and submit representative code.
Using JavaScript, design and code up a Bus in Carpark Simulator. You might want to include unit tests.
Host your code on bitbucket or GitHub and send in your repo URL for review. When setting up the repo, structure it such that it will be used as a working repo in the future. You should aim to deliver production ready code, and your repository should be structured as you would if you were setting up a real repository.
1 Description
- 1.1 The application is a simulation of a robot operated bus moving in a carpark, of dimensions 5 units x 5 units.
- 1.2 There are no other obstructions in the carpark.
- 1.3 The bus is free to roam around the carpark, but must be prevented from exiting the carpark. Any movement that would result in the bus leaving the carpark must be prevented, however further valid movement commands must still be allowed.
- 1.4 The application should be able to read in any one of the following commands:
PLACE X,Y,F
MOVE
LEFT
RIGHT
REPORT
- 1.5 PLACE will put the bus in the carpark in position X,Y and facing NORTH, SOUTH, EAST or WEST.
- 1.6 The origin (0,0) can be considered to be the SOUTH WEST most corner.
- 1.7 The first valid command to the bus is a PLACE command, after that, any sequence of commands may be issued, in any order, including another PLACE command. The application should discard all commands in the sequence until a valid PLACE command has been executed.
- 1.8 MOVE will move the bus one unit forward in the direction it is currently facing.
- 1.9 LEFT and RIGHT will rotate the bus 90 degrees in the specified direction without changing the position of the bus.
- 1.10 REPORT will announce the X,Y and F of the bus. This can be in any form, but standard output is sufficient.
- 1.11 A bus that is not in the carpark should ignore the MOVE, LEFT, RIGHT and REPORT commands.
- 1.12 Input can be from a file, or from standard input, as the developer chooses.
- 1.13 Provide test data to exercise the application.
2 Constraints
- 2.1 The bus must not exit the carpark during movement. This also includes the initial placement of the bus.
- 2.2 Any move that would cause the bus to exit the carpark must be ignored.
3 Examples
Here is some example input and output:
3a
PLACE 0,0,NORTH
MOVE
REPORT
Output: 0,1,NORTH
3b
PLACE 0,0,NORTH
LEFT
REPORT
Output: 0,0,WEST
3c
PLACE 1,2,EAST
MOVE
MOVE
LEFT
MOVE
REPORT
Output: 3,3,NORTH
4 Errata
- 4.1 The bus has zero size
- 4.2 The position of the bus is discrete, specifying any of 25 1x1 spaces


Margin/Border/Padding
01/23/2015
After the Chrome Dev Tools Challenge, I really started to get a hang of the difference between margins, border, and padding in CSS. Being able to play around live on the page made it so easy to visually see the difference it made right in front of me.
Margin
Margins seem to be the outermost layer surrounding an object. It defines the amount of space between an object and its surroundings. You can set an objects margins in many ways, such as auto, or you can specify specific sides of an element (top, right...). You can also either use a unit of measure, like px, to define the amount of space or you can use a percentage to define the space relative to the entire page.
Border
Borders outline the object itself. It can literally outline it like a box around the object or you can skip using actual lines. Borders contain the object and separate it on the page from other objects. You can add some style besides spacing here by defining the style, color, or strength of the border line if you like.
Padding
Padding is the most interesting to me and I sitll have more to learn about all the ways to use padding. It seems to be space within the edges of the object itself to create a kidn of bubble around the content. The space added by padding would sit within any border you might define. So I imagine this would work well if you wanted a lot of space between the content and the line of the border.


spaCy¶
Make sure you’ve installed spacy. If not, run the cell below after
uncommenting it. We will cover the capabilities we examined in
scikitlearn
as well as some additional functionality with spaCy
including:
- Annotating Text
- Tokenizing Text
- POS tagging and dependencies
- Named entity extraction
- Similarity
In [2]:
#%%bash
#pip install spacy
In [1]:
import spacy
In [2]:
nlp = spacy.load('en')
In [3]:
doc = nlp('This is a sentence about a dog, a priest, and a bicycle in North Dakota named Microsoft.')
The spaCy pipeline¶
In [4]:
for word in doc:
print((word.text, word.pos_, word.dep_))
('This', 'DET', 'nsubj')
('is', 'VERB', 'ROOT')
('a', 'DET', 'det')
('sentence', 'NOUN', 'attr')
('about', 'ADP', 'prep')
('a', 'DET', 'det')
('dog', 'NOUN', 'pobj')
(',', 'PUNCT', 'punct')
('a', 'DET', 'det')
('priest', 'NOUN', 'appos')
(',', 'PUNCT', 'punct')
('and', 'CCONJ', 'cc')
('a', 'DET', 'det')
('bicycle', 'NOUN', 'conj')
('in', 'ADP', 'prep')
('North', 'PROPN', 'compound')
('Dakota', 'PROPN', 'pobj')
('named', 'VERB', 'acl')
('Microsoft', 'PROPN', 'oprd')
('.', 'PUNCT', 'punct')
In [5]:
for word in doc:
print(word.text)
This
is
a
sentence
about
a
dog
,
a
priest
,
and
a
bicycle
in
North
Dakota
named
Microsoft
.
In [8]:
for token in doc:
print(token.text, token.lemma_, token.pos_, token.tag_, token.dep_,
token.shape_, token.is_alpha, token.is_stop)
This this DET DT nsubj Xxxx True False
is be VERB VBZ ROOT xx True True
a a DET DT det x True True
sentence sentence NOUN NN attr xxxx True False
about about ADP IN prep xxxx True True
a a DET DT det x True True
dog dog NOUN NN pobj xxx True False
, , PUNCT , punct , False False
a a DET DT det x True True
priest priest NOUN NN appos xxxx True False
, , PUNCT , punct , False False
and and CCONJ CC cc xxx True True
a a DET DT det x True True
bicycle bicycle NOUN NN conj xxxx True False
in in ADP IN prep xx True True
North north PROPN NNP compound Xxxxx True False
Dakota dakota PROPN NNP pobj Xxxxx True False
named name VERB VBD acl xxxx True False
Microsoft microsoft PROPN NNP oprd Xxxxx True False
. . PUNCT . punct . False False
POS Tags and Dependency Parsing¶
spaCy POS Tags: https://spacy.io/api/annotation
spaCy Dedpendencies: https://spacy.io/usage/linguistic-features
In [6]:
from spacy import displacy
In [5]:
doc = nlp('This is a sentence')
opts = {'color': 'white', 'bg': 'lightblue', 'compact': True}
displacy.render(doc, style='dep', jupyter=True, options = opts)
Named Entity Recognition¶
spaCy entities: https://spacy.io/usage/linguistic-features#entity-types
In [11]:
doc = nlp('Apple is looking at buying U.K. startup for $1 billion. My dog does not eat Apples.')
for ent in doc.ents:
print(ent.text, ent.start_char, ent.end_char, ent.label_)
Apple 0 5 ORG
U.K. 27 31 GPE
$1 billion 44 54 MONEY
In [12]:
displacy.render(doc, style='ent', jupyter=True)
Apple
ORG
is looking at buying
U.K.
GPE
startup for
$1 billion
MONEY
. My dog does not eat Apples.
In [13]:
import pandas as pd
In [14]:
train = pd.read_csv('data/ny_donors.csv')
In [15]:
train.head()
Out[15]:
| Unnamed: 0 | id | teacher_id | teacher_prefix | school_state | project_submitted_datetime | project_grade_category | project_subject_categories | project_subject_subcategories | project_title | project_essay_1 | project_essay_2 | project_essay_3 | project_essay_4 | project_resource_summary | teacher_number_of_previously_posted_projects | project_is_approved | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 13 | p173555 | 9b7f355e34bc9ca5740779b69ee14d8e | Mrs. | NY | 2016-11-15 22:13:39 | Grades 3-5 | Literacy & Language | Literature & Writing | Extra! Extra! Read all about it!! We love to ... | Each day my fifth graders walk into our \"home... | My students have had a taste of good reading! ... | NaN | NaN | My students need good books, with life lessons... | 5 | 0 |
| 1 | 21 | p116615 | b3593a375f2cf7fd4469b928ffac1c95 | Mrs. | NY | 2016-09-30 08:12:37 | Grades PreK-2 | Applied Learning, Music & The Arts | Early Development, Performing Arts | Oral Language Development through the use of p... | Teaching kindergarten in a diverse district po... | Students don't often get the chance to 'play' ... | NaN | NaN | My students need the opportunity to develop or... | 0 | 1 |
| 2 | 30 | p081434 | 17563b7d138a9ca1e7308f0f480e7d09 | Ms. | NY | 2016-12-06 21:19:44 | Grades PreK-2 | Health & Sports, Special Needs | Health & Wellness, Special Needs | Seating Like a Boss- Our 21st Century Room | \"Great job buddy!\" is something I hear every... | In order to promote essential learning skills ... | NaN | NaN | My students need an opportunity to sit and wor... | 9 | 0 |
| 3 | 32 | p156550 | a902ce7ebdce6f236873d6b443c3ca08 | Ms. | NY | 2017-03-30 20:05:08 | Grades 9-12 | Applied Learning, Special Needs | Other, Special Needs | Keeping Students Focused with Fun and Technology! | Attending a District 75 high school in Bronx, ... | With a classroom lacking technology, student i... | NaN | NaN | My students need a wider variety of Interactiv... | 0 | 1 |
| 4 | 59 | p186381 | da67f09a612a32fa30c9c80bed7e6365 | Mrs. | NY | 2016-09-24 11:36:26 | Grades PreK-2 | Literacy & Language | Literacy, Literature & Writing | Listening & Learning in First Grade | Who doesn't enjoy listening to a great story? ... | The Listening Center in the classroom is alway... | NaN | NaN | My students need wireless headphones to use in... | 9 | 1 |
In [16]:
essay = train.project_essay_1[10]
In [17]:
essay
Out[17]:
"I have the amazing opportunity to collaborate with over 500 students in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Inquiry-Based Learning Lab. We are located in a small, rural community in Western New York. (We can see cows from our classroom!) I work with every student in our K-6 population on STEM project based learning. \\r\\n\\r\\nWe would like to utilize engineering, robotics, and programming to develop solutions to real-world STEM problems. Please help us move our youth's focus from passive consumers of technology to innovative creators of programs and inventions. This will allow our students to begin thinking about career paths at an early-age and to develop confidence with a positive mindset concerning the STEM content areas."
In [18]:
doc = nlp(essay)
In [19]:
displacy.render(doc, style='ent', jupyter=True)
I have the amazing opportunity to collaborate with over
500
CARDINAL
students in our
STEM
ORG
(
Science, Technology, Engineering
ORG
, Math) Inquiry-Based Learning Lab. We are located in a small, rural community in
Western New York
LOC
. (We can see cows from our classroom!)
NORP
I work with every student in our
K-6
PERSON
population on
STEM
ORG
project based learning. \r\n\r\nWe would like to utilize engineering, robotics, and programming to develop solutions to real-world
STEM
ORG
problems. Please help us move our youth's focus from passive consumers of technology to innovative creators of programs and inventions. This will allow our students to begin thinking about career paths at an
early-age
DATE
and to develop confidence with a positive mindset concerning the
STEM
ORG
content areas.
In [20]:
doc.user_data['title'] = train.project_title[10]
displacy.render(doc, style='ent', jupyter=True)
And on this Farm, There Was Some Raspberry Robots?
I have the amazing opportunity to collaborate with over
500
CARDINAL
students in our
STEM
ORG
(
Science, Technology, Engineering
ORG
, Math) Inquiry-Based Learning Lab. We are located in a small, rural community in
Western New York
LOC
. (We can see cows from our classroom!)
NORP
I work with every student in our
K-6
PERSON
population on
STEM
ORG
project based learning. \r\n\r\nWe would like to utilize engineering, robotics, and programming to develop solutions to real-world
STEM
ORG
problems. Please help us move our youth's focus from passive consumers of technology to innovative creators of programs and inventions. This will allow our students to begin thinking about career paths at an
early-age
DATE
and to develop confidence with a positive mindset concerning the
STEM
ORG
content areas.
In [21]:
sents = essay.split('.')
In [24]:
sents[0]
Out[24]:
'I have the amazing opportunity to collaborate with over 500 students in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Inquiry-Based Learning Lab'
In [27]:
sents[3]
Out[27]:
' \\r\\n\\r\\nWe would like to utilize engineering, robotics, and programming to develop solutions to real-world STEM problems'
In [34]:
sent = sents[3].replace('\\r\\n', '')
bobot = sents[3].replace('robotics', 'bobot')
In [35]:
bobot
Out[35]:
' \\r\\n\\r\\nWe would like to utilize engineering, bobot, and programming to develop solutions to real-world STEM problems'
In [36]:
sent
Out[36]:
' We would like to utilize engineering, robotics, and programming to develop solutions to real-world STEM problems'
In [24]:
doc = nlp(sent)
In [25]:
for word in doc:
print(word.text, word.pos_)
I PRON
have VERB
the DET
amazing ADJ
opportunity NOUN
to PART
collaborate VERB
with ADP
over ADP
500 NUM
students NOUN
in ADP
our ADJ
STEM NOUN
( PUNCT
Science NOUN
, PUNCT
Technology PROPN
, PUNCT
Engineering PROPN
, PUNCT
Math PROPN
) PUNCT
Inquiry PROPN
- PUNCT
Based VERB
Learning PROPN
Lab NOUN
In [26]:
for ent in doc.ents:
print(ent.text, ent.start_char, ent.end_char, ent.label_)
500 56 59 CARDINAL
STEM 76 80 ORG
Science, Technology, Engineering 82 114 ORG
In [15]:
from spacy.lang.en.stop_words import STOP_WORDS
In [37]:
sentence = []
for w in doc:
if w.text != 'n' and not w.is_stop and not w.is_punct and not w.like_num:
sentence.append(w.lemma_)
In [38]:
sentence
Out[38]:
['-PRON-',
'amazing',
'opportunity',
'collaborate',
'student',
'stem',
'science',
'technology',
'engineering',
'math',
'inquiry',
'base',
'learning',
'lab',
' ',
'-PRON-',
'locate',
'small',
'rural',
'community',
'western',
'new',
'york',
' ',
'-PRON-',
'cow',
'classroom',
' ',
'-PRON-',
'work',
'student',
'k-6',
'population',
'stem',
'project',
'base',
'learn',
' ',
'\\r\\n\\r\\nwe',
'like',
'utilize',
'engineering',
'robotic',
'programming',
'develop',
'solution',
'real',
'world',
'stem',
'problem',
' ',
'please',
'help',
'youth',
"'s",
'focus',
'passive',
'consumer',
'technology',
'innovative',
'creator',
'program',
'invention',
' ',
'this',
'allow',
'student',
'begin',
'think',
'career',
'path',
'early',
'age',
'develop',
'confidence',
'positive',
'mindset',
'concern',
'stem',
'content',
'area']
In [39]:
noun_chunks = list(doc.noun_chunks)
print(noun_chunks)
sentences = list(doc.sents)
[I, the amazing opportunity, over 500 students, our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Inquiry-Based Learning Lab, We, a small, rural community, Western New York, We, cows, our classroom, I, every student, our K-6 population, STEM project, \r\n\r\nWe, engineering, robotics, programming, solutions, real-world STEM problems, us, our youth's focus, passive consumers, technology, innovative creators, programs, inventions, our students, career paths, an early-age, confidence, a positive mindset, the STEM content areas]
Essay Exercise¶
- Can you locate a few essays that are talking about helping students improve their mathematics?
- Tell me something about the kinds of needs a few teachers in
different areas describe in the
project_resource_summary
column. Create visualization of dependency tree for two different teachers.
In [16]:
essays = train.project_essay_2
In [18]:
essays[essays.str.contains('math')]
Out[18]:
33 Our classroom has a Smartboard that has taken ...
35 My second grade students love math even though...
36 I am requesting supplies such as laminating sh...
37 PROJECT\r\n\r\nThe use of whiteboards is almos...
50 My students all learn in different ways, and m...
51 My first graders love working on the computer,...
54 Having LEGO WeDo sets in our classroom would b...
57 Chromebooks are fantastic for the quality and ...
62 Students will use the ipads during research wr...
63 General school supplies are expensive! Our cl...
65 Having these 2 computers will help enhance my ...
74 HAVING A PROPER CAMCORDER TO RECORD A VARIETY ...
76 My students are having such a great time recor...
97 Ever since my students have realized that dono...
106 I teach math and science to 52 amazing 6th-gra...
108 The chrome books that I have asked for will be...
119 The students in class 1-306 at P.S. 110 in Car...
122 Students would use the iPad when making projec...
128 My students are in dire need of hands on activ...
135 In our classroom, Ms Mesk helps us to create i...
138 The materials that we are hoping to be funded ...
144 Students will benefit from the use a laptop as...
147 I want to provide my students with the best ac...
166 While Pre-K is all about the play, digital lit...
178 The use of a whiteboard is almost a daily acti...
186 I am requesting basic materials for my classro...
189 In the fall, my coteacher and I will be embark...
208 Play-doh is an excellent resource for young le...
212 This year, we need some basic supplies for our...
213 At any age, students love breaking out the Leg...
...
11958 The donations for this project will help my st...
11970 This year I have implemented interactive noteb...
11977 My students are in need of STEM materials in o...
11978 In today's growing digital world, students not...
11981 If my students and I receive these resources, ...
11983 Chromebooks are fantastic for the quality and ...
11994 My students are not only visual and hands-on l...
11995 All students need to develop and apply problem...
11996 I am requesting a number of mathematical resou...
11999 Since many of my students are English Language...
12007 Manipulatives give the math students a concret...
12016 Having the I-pad minis in my classroom will al...
12017 My students crave technology! “Screen Time\" i...
12028 Students are not learning science if they do n...
12030 By providing students with these iPads, studen...
12035 The scholastic science and math magazines that...
12045 These Hokki Stools would have a positive impac...
12049 As a classroom teacher in a district with a hi...
12072 I am requesting glue sticks and markers for my...
12076 Introducing new math materials to my fourth gr...
12089 With the transition to Common Core mathematics...
12094 Our first grade students are beginning to work...
12104 My students are in need of access to more tech...
12111 A laminating machine and necessary supplies wi...
12114 My students will benefit from these jot memo p...
12123 Out students need opportunities to engage in s...
12124 Many of my students are hands-on learners who ...
12136 I am requesting colored folders for students t...
12140 Children with disabilities have difficulty acc...
12152 Having a laptop to connect to our SMARTboard w...
Name: project_essay_2, Length: 1901, dtype: object
In [20]:
essays[106]
Out[20]:
'I teach math and science to 52 amazing 6th-grade students. Most of the time we are working with partners or in groups. When it is time to work alone sometimes it is difficult for my students to stay focused on the assignment in front of them. These privacy boards are easy to move so that when they need to collaborate they can remove them, but when they need to focus on their own work, like for a test or quiz, we can use them to help. \\r\\nI am also requesting pencils, eraser tops, and a pencil sharpener so my students always have the supplies they need so they are always ready to work!'
In [21]:
doc = nlp(essays[106])
In [31]:
sents = []
for sent in doc.sents:
sents.append(sent)
type(sents[4])
Out[31]:
spacy.tokens.span.Span
In [33]:
doc = nlp(str(sents[3]))
opts = {'color': 'white', 'bg': 'lightblue', 'compact': True}
displacy.render(doc, style = 'dep', jupyter = True, options = opts)
In [35]:
doc = nlp(str(sents))
opts = {'color': 'white', 'bg': 'lightblue', 'compact': True}
displacy.render(doc, style = 'ent', jupyter = True, options = opts)
[I teach math and science to
52
CARDINAL
amazing
6th
ORDINAL
-grade students. , Most of the time we are working with partners or in groups. , When it is time to work alone sometimes it is difficult for my students to stay focused on the assignment in front of them. , These privacy boards are easy to move so that when they need to collaborate they can remove them, but when they need to focus on their own work, like for a test or quiz, we can use them to help. ,
\r\nI
DATE
am also requesting pencils, eraser tops, and a pencil sharpener so my students always have the supplies they need so they are always ready to work!]


class RuleManager
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__construct(RedirectHandler $RedirectHandler)
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| Array |
getRules()
Get all rules |
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| Array |
getClosure($method)
Get all closures |
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| Void |
addRule(string $rule, callback $closure = null)
Add new element to rules array |
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| Void |
getCondition(string $conditionName)
Retrieve conditions JSON from permission conditions config |
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| Void |
runCondition(string $conditionName, boolean $redirectOnFail, boolean $evaluateResults = true)
Begins condition checking process by retrieving condition by name/key and then executing its contents. |
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| boolean |
executeCondition(object $conditionObject)
Executes conditions one at a time and returns result |
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| boolean |
evaluateResults($results, $redirectOnFail)
Determines if access allowed/denied by checking results array for any occurences of a "false" value |
Details
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public
__construct(RedirectHandler $RedirectHandler)
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public Array
getRules()
Get all rules
at line 33
public Array
getClosure($method)
Get all closures
at line 49
public Void
addRule(string $rule, callback $closure = null)
Add new element to rules array
at line 65
public Void
getCondition(string $conditionName)
Retrieve conditions JSON from permission conditions config
at line 83
public Void
runCondition(string $conditionName, boolean $redirectOnFail, boolean $evaluateResults = true)
Begins condition checking process by retrieving condition by name/key and then executing its contents.
at line 97
public boolean
executeCondition(object $conditionObject)
Executes conditions one at a time and returns result
at line 111
public boolean
evaluateResults($results, $redirectOnFail)
Determines if access allowed/denied by checking results array for any occurences of a "false" value


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I graduated from the Czech university of life sciences in Prague 2010, majoring in economics. I became professionally active already during my studies as a specialist at a small Prague company which foced on European subsidies. After while I decided to explore the world a bit as a babysitter in sunny California. When I came back I got a job at Skoda Transportation as senior manager responsible for Skoda group´s subsidies. While living in Pilsen I became a full-time mom to my daughter who has just turned two.


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Here are some projects I have created or contributed to.
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This set contains working example code to help you integrate your application into the payment gateway. Below are the transaction types covered in this example.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block pagetitle %}Brian R. Bondy - Mathematics expected age by tag list{% endblock %} {% block title %} Mathematics expected age by tag list{% endblock %} {% block subtitle %}Calculated by using the expected value for the age each answer comes from{% endblock %} {% block main_content %}
This list contains the expected age per tag from the the Mathematics site, sorted by expected age.
The list was generated with the Mathematics April 2011 data dump on 4/25/2011 10:37:54 PM.
The creator of this list is Brian R. Bondy: Blog, Twitter, StackOverflow.
Please see the following link for other lists.


Register now and fight with a real robot directly from your computer.
The qualifiers will begin on March, 3rd 2017.
But you have to register now!
For the first time ever, a robot competition will gather players from all around the world
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We connect 2 boxing robots
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Psychology: this podcast made me smile.
The average four-year-old child laughs 300 times a day. By contrast, it takes more than two months for the average 40-year-old adult to laugh that many times.
We stop trying to have humor around 25. This is highly correlated with work.
Ways to get fun:
- observe what is true, not what is funny
- make fun of it:
- exaggeration
- callbacks
- etc…
Laughing helps to build confidence:
- in your colleagues
- in yourself
Actionable:
Don’t be professional:
- act professional
- be human


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Santa's dash for cash at Strathclyde Park
St Andrew’s Hospice are running their annual Santa Dash, Reindeer Run & Santa Cycle.
by Shirley Bartynek, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/shirley-bartynek/It’s time to don a Santa suit – and run for a good Claus!
St Andrew’s Hospice are running their annual Santa Dash, Reindeer Run & Santa Cycle at 11am on Sunday, November 17, in Strathclyde Country Park.
They need lots of people to come along and give Santa and his reindeer a helping hand.
Santa suits will be provided to all adults, and reindeer antlers and flashing noses to all children, taking part in the 6km event.
There will be a chance to visit Santa is his grotto and meet his magical reindeer too.
The event has once again been sponsored by Amey.
Findlay Roberston, Amey’s media and communications manager, said: “We are delighted to lend our support to the 2019 St Andrew’s Hospice Santa Dash, Reindeer Run & Santa Cycle.
“This is our fifth year sponsoring the Santa Dash, which plays such an important fundraising role for the hospice and allows them to carry on their outstanding work caring for patients and their families.”
The registration fee is £5 for children and £10 for adults or £25 for a family ticket (two adults and two children).
Dogs are also welcome to take part at no additional cost.
All funds raised will go towards providing specialist palliative care for patients and families across North and South Lanarkshire.
To register, or for further information, go online to www.st-andrews-hospice.com/events or contact Bobby Mason on 01236 766951.


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pyparsing
: pyparsing module - Classes and methods to define and execute parsing
grammars
__builtin__.object
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The most base type
exceptions.BaseException
:
Common base class for all exceptions
exceptions.Exception
:
Common base class for all non-exit exceptions.
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParseBaseException
:
base exception class for all parsing runtime exceptions
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParseException
:
exception thrown when parse expressions don't match class; supported
attributes by name are:
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParseFatalException
:
user-throwable exception thrown when inconsistent parse content is
found; stops all parsing immediately
pyparsing.pyparsing.RecursiveGrammarException
:
exception thrown by validate() if the grammar could be improperly
recursive
pyparsing.pyparsing.OnlyOnce
:
Wrapper for parse actions, to ensure they are only called once.
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParserElement
:
Abstract base level parser element class.
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParseElementEnhance
:
Abstract subclass of ParserElement, for combining and post-processing
parsed tokens.
pyparsing.pyparsing.FollowedBy
:
Lookahead matching of the given parse expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Forward
:
Forward declaration of an expression to be defined later - used for
recursive grammars, such as algebraic infix notation.
pyparsing.pyparsing.NotAny
:
Lookahead to disallow matching with the given parse expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.OneOrMore
:
Repetition of one or more of the given expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Optional
:
Optional matching of the given expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.SkipTo
:
Token for skipping over all undefined text until the matched
expression is found.
pyparsing.pyparsing.TokenConverter
:
Abstract subclass of ParseExpression, for converting parsed
results.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Combine
:
Converter to concatenate all matching tokens to a single string.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Dict
:
Converter to return a repetitive expression as a list, but also as a
dictionary.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Group
:
Converter to return the matched tokens as a list - useful for
returning tokens of ZeroOrMore and OneOrMore expressions.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Suppress
:
Converter for ignoring the results of a parsed expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Upcase
:
Converter to upper case all matching tokens.
pyparsing.pyparsing.ZeroOrMore
:
Optional repetition of zero or more of the given expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParseExpression
:
Abstract subclass of ParserElement, for combining and post-processing
parsed tokens.
pyparsing.pyparsing.And
:
Requires all given ParseExpressions to be found in the given
order.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Each
:
Requires all given ParseExpressions to be found, but in any order.
pyparsing.pyparsing.MatchFirst
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Requires that at least one ParseExpression is found.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Or
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Requires that at least one ParseExpression is found.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Token
:
Abstract ParserElement subclass, for defining atomic matching
patterns.
pyparsing.pyparsing.CharsNotIn
:
Token for matching words composed of characters *not* in a given
set.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Empty
:
An empty token, will always match.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Keyword
:
Token to exactly match a specified string as a keyword, that is, it
must be immediately followed by a non-keyword character.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Literal
:
Token to exactly match a specified string.
pyparsing.pyparsing.CaselessLiteral
:
Token to match a specified string, ignoring case of letters.
pyparsing.pyparsing.NoMatch
:
A token that will never match.
pyparsing.pyparsing.QuotedString
:
Token for matching strings that are delimited by quoting
characters.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Regex
:
Token for matching strings that match a given regular expression.
pyparsing.pyparsing.White
:
Special matching class for matching whitespace.
pyparsing.pyparsing.Word
:
Token for matching words composed of allowed character sets.
pyparsing.pyparsing.ParseResults
:
Structured parse results, to provide multiple means of access to the
parsed data:
__builtin__.type
:
type(object) -> the object's type type(name, bases, dict) -> a
new type
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This class template implements a simple dynamic array of a given type.
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template<class C>
class Array< C >
This class template implements a simple dynamic array of a given type.
| Array |
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int |
init = 32 , |
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Default constructor for a dynamic array.
- Parameters
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| init | Number of objects to initially allocate space for |
| step | When new data is needed, the array size will be increased by this amount If this parameter is negative (default), then the initial value will be used. If this parameter is zero, then the array size will be doubled on each increase. |
Append a value to the end of the array.
The array will grow to accomodate the new data if necessary
- Parameters
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Returns the current number of elements currently stored in the Array.
- Returns
- Number of stored elements
Return a reference to the item at the specified index.
- Parameters
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| ndx | Index of the element to return |
- Returns
- Reference to the data at the specified index.
Remove the element at the specified index.
The array will be compacted
- Parameters
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| ndx | The index of the value to remove |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


- generateHeader() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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This function generates an *.arff file specific header that includes all
the attributes used in the class
- getAllSettings() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
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Gives a detailed description about the set attributes of the class
- getAvgAbsDiffMag() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAbsDiffX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAbsDiffY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAbsDiffZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAccelerationMag() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAccelerationX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAccelerationY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getAvgAccelerationZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getBinsMag() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getBinsX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getBinsY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getBinsZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getDefaultUserId() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
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Gives the String value that is used as default userId
- getFeatureAsDoubleArray() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getFilenameWithoutExtension(String) - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.FeatureExtractor
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- getFrameSize() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
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Gets the frame size that the FeatureExtractor is using.
- getHeader(Settings.FileType) - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getHistogramGravityMultiplier() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
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Gets the multiplier value that multiplied with the gravitational
acceleration value will be used to determine the intervals for histogram
calculation during feature extraction
- getInputHasHeader() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
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Checks if the FeatureExtractor input file is expected to have a header
- getMinMag() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getMinX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getMinY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getMinZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- getNumFramesIgnored() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-
Gets the number of frames the FeatureExtractor will ignore from the input
- getNumStepsIgnored() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-
Gets the number of step cycles the FeatureExtractor will ignore from the
input
- getOutputFileType() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-
Returns the FileType of the output
- getOutputHasHeader() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-
Checks if the FeatureExtractor output file is expected to have a header
- getPreprocessingInterval() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-
Gets the length of the intervals that can be excluded during the
preprocessing procedure
- getPreprocessingThreshold() - Static method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-
Gets the preprocessing threshold's size
- getStdDevMag() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getStdDevX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- getStdDevY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- getStdDevZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
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- getStep() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Accelerometer
-
- getTimeStamp() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Accelerometer
-
- getUserId() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- getX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Accelerometer
-
- getY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Accelerometer
-
- getZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Accelerometer
-
- getZeroCrossingX() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- getZeroCrossingY() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- getZeroCrossingZ() - Method in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Feature
-
- GRAVITY - Static variable in class FeatureExtractorLibrary.Settings
-


Channels
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DesignCourse
A good all about design, graphic and web development channel, nice tutorials.
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Mozilla Developer
Lots of good videos to new or basic stuff in web design. Especially strong in CSS and HTML.
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Google Chrome Developers
Conference videos but also tutorial content from the Google team. Especially strong in PWA development and performance.
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JSConf
Conference videos for JSConf/CSSConf. Lot of medium and advanced topics.
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beyond tellerrand
The well-known event series for a friendly and inspiring web design community.


(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
msql_result — Get result data
msql_result() returns the contents of one cell from a mSQL result set.
When working on large result sets, you should consider using one of the functions that fetch an entire row (specified below). As these functions return the contents of multiple cells in one function call, they are often much quicker than msql_result().
Recommended high-performance alternatives: msql_fetch_row(), msql_fetch_array(), and msql_fetch_object().
result
resource 型的结果集。此结果集来自对 msql_query() 的调用。
row
The row offset.
field
Can be the field's offset, or the field's name, or the field's table dot field's name (tablename.fieldname.). If the column name has been aliased ('select foo as bar from ...'), use the alias instead of the column name.
Note:
Specifying a numeric field offset is much quicker than specifying a fieldname or tablename.fieldname.
Returns the contents of the cell at the row and offset in the specified mSQL result set.


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Welcome to Sonia Week on The42...
We’ll reflect on the Cobh woman’s career on the track and her impact off it as an Irish sporting legend turns 50.
by Adrian RussellOUR ICONS REACH milestone birthdays and it’s us that begin to feel old.
Sonia O’Sullivan will turn 50 this week. How did that happen?
Irish athletics will honour the occasion by inducting the Cork native into its hall of fame on Thursday.
O’Sullivan may mark the big-five-oh with less formal celebrations.
At The42, we plan on spending the next few days revisiting O’Sullivan’s incredible career, its vicissitudes, the controversies, memorable triumphs, her legacy and more.
We’ll make stops in places like Gothenburg, Barcelona, Villanova University, Atlanta, Helsinki and Sydney. But first, read about O’Sullivan’s first steps into athletics, taken from the island of Cobh.
Welcome to Sonia Week on The42.


The Flame window is a composite window with
three-dimensional aspects. The window is available in a number of colors. A design of multi-colored marbles bubble up into a flame shape of iridized, textured glass that flows from a base of beveled glass with a crystalline geological treasure. The beautiful design is bordered by one-inch bevels. |


The CrypTool project develops the world most-widespread free e-learning programs in the area of cryptography and cryptoanalysis.
It consists (status October 2016) of five different subprojects -- four of these subprojects (CT1, CT2, JCT, CTO) are related to the CrypTool software in various facets for different purposes:
| CrypTool 1 is a comprehensive e-learning program for Windows which enables
the use and analysis of cryptographic algorithms. |
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| Screenshots of CrypTool 1 can be accessed here
and at http://www.cryptool.org. Further information can be found at the Starting page of the online help. |
The latest version of CrypTool 1 can be found at one of the following web sites:
Further external information about CrypTool:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CrypTool
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topics_in_Cryptography
Please note the terms of license and the information regarding non-liability for any damage.


Vitamin Water
vitaminwater is a mineral water product distributed by Energy Brands and was introduced in 2000. Some ingredients are added according to the flavor and intended purpose of the drink. In 2008, the Australian consumer organisation Choice gave one of its annual 'Shonky' awards to vitaminwater, saying that, despite the claim that the drinks were healthy, "one bottle contains about a third of the recommended daily sugar intake for an average adult woman ... and none contains more than 1% fruit juice". Choice also noted that the label on one flavour blatantly mocked food regulations designed to protect consumers by stating, "We are prohibited from making exaggerated claims about the potency of the nutrients in this bottle", before making exaggerated claims about the potency of the nutrients in the bottle.


- setArguments(int, int) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.PlayerCommand
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- setCancelled(boolean) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupCreateEvent
-
- setCancelled(boolean) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupDeleteEvent
-
- setCancelled(boolean) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupMergeEvent
-
- setCancelled(boolean) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupTransferEvent
-
- setConfigOptions(FileConfiguration) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.NameLayerConfigManager
-
- setDescription(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.PlayerCommand
-
- setDisciplined(boolean) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.group.Group
-
Sets a group to be disciplined or not.
- setGroup(Group) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupDeleteEvent
-
Sets the group to be deleted.
- setGroupName(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupCreateEvent
-
Overrides the group name and changes it to something else.
- setIdentifier(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.PlayerCommand
-
- setName(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.PlayerCommand
-
- setOwner(UUID) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupCreateEvent
-
Set the new owner of the group.
- setOwner(UUID) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.group.Group
-
Sets the owner of the group.
- SetPassword - Class in vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.commands
-
- SetPassword(String) - Constructor for class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.commands.SetPassword
-
- setPassword(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupCreateEvent
-
- setPassword(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.group.Group
-
Sets the password for a group.
- setPlayerProfile(Player) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.misc.GameProfileModifier
-
- setSuperGroup(Group) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.group.groups.PrivateGroup
-
Sets a super Group to the group.
- setType(GroupType) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.events.GroupCreateEvent
-
- setType(GroupType) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.group.Group
-
Sets the GroupType of a group.
- setUsage(String) - Method in class vg.civcraft.mc.namelayer.command.PlayerCommand
-


I must have been stung by nettles 5,000 times as a child – why am I not immune?
by Guardian StaffThe long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
Why am I not immune to nettle stings? I’m 70 years old and was stung in the garden the other day. As a child we played in the fields and woods all the time – I must have been stung at least 5,000 times. Also, while on the subject, when I was stung yesterday I couldn’t find a dock-leaf – my Dad used to say there were always docks near nettles. Where have they gone?
Joe Birkin, Chesterfield, Derbys
Post your answers – and new questions – below or email them to nq@theguardian.com


CSS provides a variety of ways for specifying borders. At a minimum, you must specify a border-style.
Like the margin properties, the individual border-style properties can be combined into a single property.
When no border-color is specified, the border color is the value of the color property.
The border-width property can take either one of three keywords or a length value.
Four shorthand properties can be used to specify border-width, border-style, and border-color in just one property for each side of the box.
One shorthand property, the border property, can be used to specify border-width, border-style, and border-color for all four sides at once.