DEBSIGN(1) DEBSIGN(1) NAME debsign - sign a Debian changes and dsc file pair using GPG SYNOPSIS debsign [options] [changes-file|dsc-file|commands-file ...] DESCRIPTION debsign mimics the signing aspects (and bugs) of dpkg-buildpackage(1). It takes either an unsigned .dsc file or an unsigned .changes file (along with the associated unsigned .dsc file found by replacing the architec‐ ture name and .changes by .dsc if it appears in the .changes file), and signs them using the GNU Privacy Guard. It is careful to calculate the size and checksums of the newly signed .dsc file and replace the original values in the .changes file. If a .changes, .dsc or .commands file is specified, it is signed, other‐ wise, debian/changelog is parsed to determine the name of the .changes file to look for in the parent directory. If a .commands file is specified it is first validated (see the details at ftp://ftp.upload.debian.org/pub/UploadQueue/README), and the name specified in the Uploader field is used for signing. This utility is useful if a developer must build a package on one machine where it is unsafe to sign it; they need then only transfer the small .dsc and .changes files to a safe machine and then use the debsign pro‐ gram to sign them before transferring them back. This process can be automated in two ways. If the files to be signed live on the remote machine, the -r option may be used to copy them to the local machine and back again after signing. If the files live on the local machine, then they may be transferred to the remote machine for signing using debr‐ sign(1). This program can take default settings from the devscripts configuration files, as described below. OPTIONS -r [username@]remotehost The .changes and .dsc files live on the specified remote host. In this case, a .changes file must be explicitly named, with an abso‐ lute directory or one relative to the remote home directory. scp will be used for the copying. The [username@]remotehost:changes syntax is permitted as an alternative. Wildcards (* etc.) are allowed. -pprogname When debsign needs to execute GPG to sign it will run progname (searching the PATH if necessary), instead of gpg. -mmaintainer Specify the maintainer name to be used for signing. (See dpkg- buildpackage(1) for more information about the differences between -m, -e and -k when building packages; debsign makes no use of these distinctions except with respect to the precedence of the various options. These multiple options are provided so that the program will behave as expected when called by debuild(1).) -emaintainer Same as -m but takes precedence over it. -kkeyid Specify the key ID to be used for signing; overrides any -m and -e options. -S Look for a source-only .changes file instead of a binary-build changes file. -adebian-architecture, -tGNU-system-type See dpkg-architecture(1) for a description of these options. They affect the search for the .changes file. They are provided to mimic the behaviour of dpkg-buildpackage when determining the name of the .changes file. --multi Multiarch changes mode: This signifies that debsign should use the most recent file with the name pattern package_version_*+*.changes as the changes file, allowing for the changes files produced by dpkg-cross. --re-sign, --no-re-sign Recreate signature, respectively use the existing signature, if the file has been signed already. If neither option is given and an already signed file is found the user is asked if he or she likes to use the current signature. --debs-dir DIR Look for the .changes and .dsc files in directory DIR instead of the parent of the source directory. This should either be an absolute path or relative to the top of the source directory. --no-conf, --noconf Do not read any configuration files. This can only be used as the first option given on the command-line. --help, -h Display a help message and exit successfully. --version Display version and copyright information and exit successfully. CONFIGURATION VARIABLES The two configuration files /etc/devscripts.conf and ~/.devscripts are sourced in that order to set configuration variables. Command line options can be used to override configuration file settings. Environment variable settings are ignored for this purpose. The currently recognised variables are: DEBSIGN_PROGRAM Setting this is equivalent to giving a -p option. DEBSIGN_MAINT This is the -m option. DEBSIGN_KEYID And this is the -k option. DEBSIGN_ALWAYS_RESIGN Always re-sign files even if they are already signed, without prompting. DEBRELEASE_DEBS_DIR This specifies the directory in which to look for the .changes and .dsc files, and is either an absolute path or relative to the top of the source tree. This corresponds to the --debs-dir command line option. This directive could be used, for example, if you always use pbuilder or svn-buildpackage to build your packages. Note that it also affects debrelease(1) in the same way, hence the strange name of the option. SEE ALSO debrsign(1), dpkg-buildpackage(1), dpkg-architecture(1), debuild(1), md5sum(1), sha1sum(1), sha256sum(1), gpg(1), scp(1) and devscripts.conf(5). AUTHOR This program was written by Julian Gilbey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and is copy‐ right under the GPL, version 2 or later. DEBIAN Debian Utilities DEBSIGN(1)


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A Cressman objective analysis is performed on the station data to arrive at a gridded result that represents the station data.
gexpr
a valid grid expressionsexpr
a valid station data expressionradii
optional radii of influence. Defaults are: 10,7,4,2,1The Cressman Analysis scheme is described in a 1959 paper in Monthly Weather Review. Multiple passes are made through the grid with increasingly smaller radii of influence. At each pass, a new value is calculated for each grid point based on a correction factor that is determined by looking at each station within the radius of influence.
For each such station, an error is defined as the difference between the station value and a value arrived by interpolation from the grid to that station. The correction factor is based on a distance weighted formula applied to all such errors within the radius of influence. The correction factors are applied to each grid point before the next pass is made.
Any grid boxes that do not have stations within the third specified radius are set to the missing data value.
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and compare them to
the station data to insure they meet your needs.
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analysis scheme. If you have specific analysis requirements, consider
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Visit ten places on our planet that are undergoing the biggest changes
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Specifies that ops of type op_type
is not differentiable.
tf.compat.v1.NoGradient
tf.compat.v1.NotDifferentiable
tf.compat.v1.no_gradient
tf.compat.v2.no_gradient
tf.no_gradient(op_type)
This function should not be used for operations that have a well-defined gradient that is not yet implemented.
This function is only used when defining a new op type. It may be
used for ops such as tf.size()
that are not differentiable. For
example:
tf.no_gradient("Size")
The gradient computed for 'op_type' will then propagate zeros.
For ops that have a well-defined gradient but are not yet implemented, no declaration should be made, and an error must be thrown if an attempt to request its gradient is made.
op_type
: The string type of an operation. This corresponds to the
OpDef.name
field for the proto that defines the operation.TypeError
: If op_type
is not a string.


Sentiment Analysis.
In this project, I created a web application using Streamlit and Heroku app websites. I have used the spacy toolbox for text manipulation. For feature engineering, TFIDF is used. Linear Support vector machine algorithm is used to build up the pipeline.
For more on what is sentimental analysis here is Wikipedia description.
"Sentiment analysis (also known as opinion mining or emotion AI) refers to the use of natural language processing, text analysis, computational linguistics, and biometrics to systematically identify, extract, quantify, and study affective states and subjective information. Sentiment analysis is widely applied to voice of the customer materials such as reviews and survey responses, online and social media, and healthcare materials for applications that range from marketing to customer service to clinical medicine." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentiment_analysis)
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Spam Finder.
In this project, I created a web application using Streamlit and Heroku app websites. I have used the spacy toolbox for text manipulation. For feature engineering, TFIDF is used. Linear Random Forest Classifier algorithm is used to build up the pipeline.
For more on what is anti-spam techniques here is Wikipedia description.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_filtering
"Various anti-spam techniques are used to prevent email spam (unsolicited bulk email).
No technique is a complete solution to the spam problem, and each has trade-offs between incorrectly rejecting legitimate email (false positives) as opposed to not rejecting all spam (false negatives) – and the associated costs in time, effort, and cost of wrongfully obstructing good mail.
Anti-spam techniques can be broken into four broad categories: those that require actions by individuals, those that can be automated by email administrators, those that can be automated by email senders and those employed by researchers and law enforcement officials."
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Yelp Project API.
In this project, I created a web application using Javascript. Please visit the project.
After you record your voice, it will convert it to text. Textblob toolbox is then used for text classification. And yelp API and IP API are used to offer you restaurants you should visit next time.
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YouCook Project.
In this project I developed a web app (YouCOOK) that searches and extracts ingredients of YouTube how-to-cook videos by applying Natural Language Processing using video captions so that users can scan videos by identified ingredients. I have trained a custom Named Entity Recognition model with spaCy toolbox and deployed to AWS by Flask framework.

In this project, I have used Bert transformer for natural language processing for the question and answering website using Streamlit and Heroku deployment. Users copy and paste their text and write a question related to a given text. The model evaluates and answers the question.
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Disaster Classification.
In this project, I have used tweeter text to classify if the text is related to a disaster or not. I have tried automatic machine learnerg, Word2Vector embedding using Convulational Neural Networks and lastly used Bert for this classification problem.
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Disease Finder.
In this project, I created a clinical named entity recognition model that can recognize the disease names from clinical text. This project is similar in terms of my youcook project. I have used the SpaCy toolbox and trained the NER model. On the website you can copy and paste your text and the model will find the disease for you.
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Client: Office Shopping
Date: August, 2009
Tags: Design, Web, Flash
© 2004-2015 Rodrigo Sady :: Web Designer


Defines a delegate for the mouse input callbacks.
More...
#include <MouseDelegate.h>
Defines a delegate for the mouse input callbacks.
◆ onMouseCancel()
| virtual void april::MouseDelegate::onMouseCancel |
( |
april::Key |
keyCode | ) |
|
|
virtual |
Called when a mouse button press is canceled without being released.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | keyCode | The key's number code. |
◆ onMouseDown()
| virtual void april::MouseDelegate::onMouseDown |
( |
april::Key |
keyCode | ) |
|
|
virtual |
Called when a mouse button is pressed.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | keyCode | The key's number code. |
◆ onMouseScroll()
| virtual void april::MouseDelegate::onMouseScroll |
( |
float |
x, |
|
|
float |
y |
|
) |
| |
|
virtual |
Called when a mouse scroll wheel is rotated.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | x | The scroll wheel value change on the x-axis. |
| [in] | y | The scroll wheel value change on the y-axis. |
◆ onMouseUp()
| virtual void april::MouseDelegate::onMouseUp |
( |
april::Key |
keyCode | ) |
|
|
virtual |
Called when a mouse button is released.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | keyCode | The key's number code. |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Building For the Future
为未来而构建
Angular is built by a team of engineers who share a passion for making web development feel effortless. We believe that writing beautiful apps should be joyful and fun. We're building a platform for the future.
Angular 由一个工程师团队构建，他们都热衷于让 Web 开发变得轻松。我们相信编写漂亮的应用程序应该是快乐和有趣的。我们正在为未来构建一个平台。


This is a guide designed to help you create content for our AR platform. These also include examples using our api.
These attributes will appear on every object in this API. They're the most important because they tell our app how
the rest of the content will be shown. If your content is not showing, most likely there's a simple mistake in this portion
of your attribute code. These attributes need to come first before writing any other object.
"ui" : "2D",
"type" : "list",
"x-pos" : -0.2,
"y-pos" : 0.026,
"z-pos" : 0.167,
The list object is used when you wanna display a list of items for the user to take action on.
The most one singular list can hold is three at a time. You can however use more than list on
a target.
Each item in the list object contains a couple of different sub elements: Title, subtitle, detail, button.
There are multiple attributes that you can control on each element, but for the time being it is a little simple.
"list-num" : 3,
"list-title" : "UPCOMING SHOWS",
"list-one-title" : "Animal Collective",
"list-one-subtitle" : "$35",
"list-one-detail" : "Wed, Jul 25, 8:00 PM",
"list-one-button-text" : "TICKETS",
"list-one-button-color" : "#DA2341",
"list-one-button-link" : "http://www.myanimalhome.net/#/tour",
"list-two-title" : "Beach House",
"list-two-subtitle" : "$32.75",
"list-two-detail" : "Wed, Aug 15, 8:00 PM",
"list-two-button-text" : "SOLD OUT",
"list-two-button-color" : "#8EA6B4",
"list-two-button-link" : "https://www.axs.com/events/351025",
"list-three-title" : "Courtney Barnett",
"list-three-subtitle" : "$30.75",
"list-three-detail" : "Sun, Sep 30, 8:00 PM",
"list-three-button-text" : "TICKETS",
"list-three-button-color" : "#DA2341",
"list-three-button-link" : "https://www.axs.com/events/351831"
The content object is used when you wanna display content from another service and link to the web or deep link.
The most one singular list can hold is three at a time. You can however use more than list on
a target.
Each item in the list object contains a couple of different sub elements: Title, subtitle, detail, button.
There are multiple attributes that you can control on each element, but for the time being it is a little simple.
"content-title" : "Ogden Theatre",
"content-subtitle" : "ogdentheatre.com",
"content-detail-bold" : "7 min",
"content-detail-small" : "1.4 miles",
"content-preview" : "images/ogden_map.png",
"content-deep-link" : "https://maps.google.com"


Before Change
def syntax_file(gcs_uri):
Detects syntax in the file located in Google Cloud Storage.
language_client = language.Client(api_version="v1beta2")
// Instantiates a plain text document.
document = language_client.document_from_gcs_url(gcs_uri)
// Detects syntax in the document. You can also analyze HTML with:
// document.doc_type == language.Document.HTML
tokens = document.analyze_syntax().tokens
After Change
tokens = client.analyze_syntax(document).tokens
// part-of-speech tags from enums.PartOfSpeech.Tag
pos_tag = ("UNKNOWN", "ADJ", "ADP", "ADV", "CONJ", "DET", "NOUN", "NUM",
"PRON", "PRT", "PUNCT", "VERB", "X", "AFFIX")
for token in tokens:
print(u"{}: {}".format(pos_tag[token.part_of_speech.tag],
token.text.content))


TRMS
Create Account
First Name
Last Name
Email
Username
Password
Select Employee Type
Employee
Direct Supervisor
Department Head
Benefits Coordinator


|
MoveToCode
|
Logic for the App Bar. More...
Public Types | |
| enum class | ButtonTypeEnum { Custom = 0 , Remove = 1 , Adjust = 2 , Hide = 4 , Show = 8 , Done = 16 } |
| enum class | AppBarDisplayTypeEnum { Manipulation , Standalone } |
| enum class | AppBarStateEnum { Default , Manipulation , Hidden } |
Public Member Functions | |
| void | Reset () |
| void | OnButtonPressed (AppBarButton button) |
| void | GetButtonTextAndIconFromType (ButtonTypeEnum type, out string buttonText, out Texture buttonIcon, out int displayOrder) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | OnClickRemove () |
Properties | |
| MonoBehaviour | Target [get, set] |
| Object the app bar is controlling - This object must implement the IBoundsTargetProvider. More... | |
| GameObject | BaseRenderer [get, set] |
| The parent game object for the renderable objects in the AppBar More... | |
| Transform | ButtonParent [get, set] |
| The parent transform for the button collection More... | |
| GameObject | BackgroundBar [get, set] |
| The background gameobject, scales to fill area behind buttons More... | |
| AppBarDisplayTypeEnum | DisplayType [get, set] |
| The AppBar's display type; default is Manipulation More... | |
| AppBarStateEnum | State [get, set] |
| The AppBar's current state More... | |
| bool | UseRemove [get, set] |
| Should the AppBar have a remove button More... | |
| bool | UseAdjust [get, set] |
| Should the AppBar have an adjust button More... | |
| bool | UseHide [get, set] |
| Should the AppBar have a hide button More... | |
| Texture | AdjustIcon [get, set] |
| The adjust button texture More... | |
| Texture | DoneIcon [get, set] |
| The done button texture More... | |
| Texture | HideIcon [get, set] |
| The hide button texture More... | |
| Texture | RemoveIcon [get, set] |
| The remove button texture More... | |
| Texture | ShowIcon [get, set] |
| The show button texture More... | |
| bool | UseTightFollow [get, set] |
| Uses an alternate follow style that works better for very oblong objects More... | |
| float | HoverOffsetYScale [get, set] |
| Where to display the app bar on the y axis This can be set to negative values to force the app bar to appear below the object More... | |
| float | HoverOffsetZ [get, set] |
| Pushes the app bar away from the object More... | |
| float | ButtonWidth [get, set] |
| The button width for each button More... | |
| float | ButtonDepth [get, set] |
| The button depth for each button More... | |
Logic for the App Bar.
Generates buttons, manages states.
| void Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.UI.AppBar.GetButtonTextAndIconFromType | ( | ButtonTypeEnum | type, |
| out string | buttonText, | ||
| out Texture | buttonIcon, | ||
| out int | displayOrder | ||
| ) |
| void Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.UI.AppBar.OnButtonPressed | ( | AppBarButton | button | ) |
|
protectedvirtual |
| void Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.UI.AppBar.Reset | ( | ) |
|
getset |
The adjust button texture
|
getset |
The background gameobject, scales to fill area behind buttons
|
getset |
The parent game object for the renderable objects in the AppBar
|
getset |
The button depth for each button
|
getset |
The parent transform for the button collection
|
getset |
The button width for each button
|
getset |
The AppBar's display type; default is Manipulation
|
getset |
The done button texture
|
getset |
The hide button texture
|
getset |
Where to display the app bar on the y axis This can be set to negative values to force the app bar to appear below the object
|
getset |
Pushes the app bar away from the object
|
getsetremove |
The remove button texture
|
getset |
The show button texture
|
getset |
The AppBar's current state
|
getset |
Object the app bar is controlling - This object must implement the IBoundsTargetProvider.
|
getset |
Should the AppBar have an adjust button
|
getset |
Should the AppBar have a hide button
|
getset |
Should the AppBar have a remove button
|
getset |
Uses an alternate follow style that works better for very oblong objects


| plot.gam {mgcv} | R Documentation |
Takes a fitted gam
object produced by gam()
and plots the
component smooth functions that make it up, on the scale of the linear
predictor. Optionally produces term plots for parametric model components
as well.
## S3 method for class 'gam' plot(x,residuals=FALSE,rug=NULL,se=TRUE,pages=0,select=NULL,scale=-1, n=100,n2=40,pers=FALSE,theta=30,phi=30,jit=FALSE,xlab=NULL, ylab=NULL,main=NULL,ylim=NULL,xlim=NULL,too.far=0.1, all.terms=FALSE,shade=FALSE,shade.col="gray80",shift=0, trans=I,seWithMean=FALSE,unconditional=FALSE,by.resids=FALSE, scheme=0,...)
x |
a fitted |
residuals |
If |
rug |
When |
se |
when TRUE (default) upper and lower lines are added to the
1-d plots at 2 standard errors
above and below the estimate of the smooth being plotted while for
2-d plots, surfaces at +1 and -1 standard errors are contoured
and overlayed on the contour plot for the estimate. If a
positive number is supplied then this number is multiplied by
the standard errors when calculating standard error curves or
surfaces. See also |
pages |
(default 0) the number of pages over which to spread the output. For example,
if |
select |
Allows the plot for a single model term to be selected for printing. e.g. if you just want the plot for the second smooth term set |
scale |
set to -1 (default) to have the same y-axis scale for each plot, and to 0 for a
different y axis for each plot. Ignored if |
n |
number of points used for each 1-d plot - for a nice smooth plot this needs to be several times the estimated degrees of freedom for the smooth. Default value 100. |
n2 |
Square root of number of points used to grid estimates of 2-d functions for contouring. |
pers |
Set to |
theta |
One of the perspective plot angles. |
phi |
The other perspective plot angle. |
jit |
Set to TRUE if you want rug plots for 1-d terms to be jittered. |
xlab |
If supplied then this will be used as the x label for all plots. |
ylab |
If supplied then this will be used as the y label for all plots. |
main |
Used as title (or z axis label) for plots if supplied. |
ylim |
If supplied then this pair of numbers are used as the y limits for each plot. |
xlim |
If supplied then this pair of numbers are used as the x limits for each plot. |
too.far |
If greater than 0 then this is used to determine when a location is too
far from data to be plotted when plotting 2-D smooths. This is useful since smooths tend to go wild away from data.
The data are scaled into the unit square before deciding what to exclude, and |
all.terms |
if set to |
shade |
Set to |
shade.col |
define the color used for shading confidence bands. |
shift |
constant to add to each smooth (on the scale of the linear
predictor) before plotting. Can be useful for some diagnostics, or with |
trans |
monotonic function to apply to each smooth (after any shift), before
plotting. Monotonicity is not checked, but default plot limits assume it.
|
seWithMean |
if |
unconditional |
if |
by.resids |
Should partial residuals be plotted for terms with |
scheme |
Integer or integer vector selecting a plotting scheme for each plot. See details. |
... |
other graphics parameters to pass on to plotting commands. See details for smooth plot specific options. |
Produces default plot showing the smooth components of a
fitted GAM, and optionally parametric terms as well, when these can be
handled by termplot
.
For smooth terms plot.gam
actually calls plot method functions depending on the
class of the smooth. Currently random.effects
, Markov random fields (mrf
),
Spherical.Spline
and factor.smooth.interaction
terms have special methods
(documented in their help files), the rest use the defaults described below.
For plots of 1-d smooths, the x axis of each plot is labelled
with the covariate name, while the y axis is labelled s(cov,edf)
where cov
is the covariate name, and edf
the estimated (or user defined for regression splines)
degrees of freedom of the smooth. scheme == 0
produces a smooth curve with dashed curves
indicating 2 standard error bounds. scheme == 1
illustrates the error bounds using a shaded
region.
For scheme==0
, contour plots are produced for 2-d smooths with the x-axes labelled with the first covariate
name and the y axis with the second covariate name. The main title of
the plot is something like s(var1,var2,edf)
, indicating the
variables of which the term is a function, and the estimated degrees of
freedom for the term. When se=TRUE
, estimator variability is shown by overlaying
contour plots at plus and minus 1 s.e. relative to the main
estimate. If se
is a positive number then contour plots are at plus or minus se
multiplied
by the s.e. Contour levels are chosen to try and ensure reasonable
separation of the contours of the different plots, but this is not
always easy to achieve. Note that these plots can not be modified to the same extent as the other plot.
For 2-d smooths scheme==1
produces a perspective plot, while scheme==2
produces a heatmap,
with overlaid contours.
Smooths of more than 2 variables are not plotted, but see vis.gam
.
Fine control of plots for parametric terms can be obtained by calling
termplot
directly, taking care to use its terms
argument.
Note that, if seWithMean=TRUE
, the confidence bands include the uncertainty about the overall mean. In other words
although each smooth is shown centred, the confidence bands are obtained as if every other term in the model was
constrained to have average 0, (average taken over the covariate values), except for the smooth concerned. This seems to correspond more closely to how most users interpret componentwise intervals in practice, and also results in intervals with
close to nominal (frequentist) coverage probabilities by an extension of Nychka's (1988) results presented in Marra and Wood (2012).
Several smooth plots methods using image
will accept an hcolors
argument, which can be anything documented in heat.colors
(in which case something like hcolors=rainbow(50)
is appropriate), or the grey
function (in which case somthing like hcolors=grey(0:50/50)
is needed). Another option is contour.col
which will set the contour colour for some plots. These options are useful for producing grey scale pictures instead of colour.
Sometimes you may want a small change to a default plot, and the arguments to plot.gam
just won't let you do it.
In this case, the quickest option is sometimes to clone the smooth.construct
and Predict.matrix
methods for
the smooth concerned, modifying only the returned smoother class (e.g. to foo.smooth
).
Then copy the plot method function for the original class (e.g. mgcv:::plot.mgcv.smooth
), modify the source code to plot exactly as you want and rename the plot method function (e.g. plot.foo.smooth
). You can then use the cloned
smooth in models (e.g. s(x,bs="foo")
), and it will automatically plot using the modified plotting function.
The functions main purpose is its side effect of generating plots. It also silently returns a list of the data used to produce the plots, which can be used to generate customized plots.
Note that the behaviour of this function is not identical to
plot.gam()
in S-PLUS.
Plotting can be slow for models fitted to large datasets. Set rug=FALSE
to improve matters.
If it's still too slow set too.far=0
, but then take care not to overinterpret smooths away from
supporting data.
Plots of 2-D smooths with standard error contours shown can not easily be customized.
The function can not deal with smooths of more than 2 variables!
Simon N. Wood<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Henric Nilsson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>donated the code for the shade
option.
The design is inspired by the S function of the same name described in Chambers and Hastie (1993) (but is not a clone).
Chambers and Hastie (1993) Statistical Models in S. Chapman & Hall.
Marra, G and S.N. Wood (2012) Coverage Properties of Confidence Intervals for Generalized Additive Model Components. Scandinavian Journal of Statistics.
Nychka (1988) Bayesian Confidence Intervals for Smoothing Splines. Journal of the American Statistical Association 83:1134-1143.
Wood S.N. (2017) Generalized Additive Models: An Introduction with R (2nd edition). Chapman and Hall/CRC Press.
library(mgcv) set.seed(0) ## fake some data... f1 <- function(x) {exp(2 * x)} f2 <- function(x) { 0.2*x^11*(10*(1-x))^6+10*(10*x)^3*(1-x)^10 } f3 <- function(x) {x*0} n<-200 sig2<-4 x0 <- rep(1:4,50) x1 <- runif(n, 0, 1) x2 <- runif(n, 0, 1) x3 <- runif(n, 0, 1) e <- rnorm(n, 0, sqrt(sig2)) y <- 2*x0 + f1(x1) + f2(x2) + f3(x3) + e x0 <- factor(x0) ## fit and plot... b<-gam(y~x0+s(x1)+s(x2)+s(x3)) plot(b,pages=1,residuals=TRUE,all.terms=TRUE,shade=TRUE,shade.col=2) plot(b,pages=1,seWithMean=TRUE) ## better coverage intervals ## just parametric term alone... termplot(b,terms="x0",se=TRUE) ## more use of color... op <- par(mfrow=c(2,2),bg="blue") x <- 0:1000/1000 for (i in 1:3) { plot(b,select=i,rug=FALSE,col="green", col.axis="white",col.lab="white",all.terms=TRUE) for (j in 1:2) axis(j,col="white",labels=FALSE) box(col="white") eval(parse(text=paste("fx <- f",i,"(x)",sep=""))) fx <- fx-mean(fx) lines(x,fx,col=2) ## overlay `truth' in red } par(op) ## example with 2-d plots, and use of schemes... b1 <- gam(y~x0+s(x1,x2)+s(x3)) op <- par(mfrow=c(2,2)) plot(b1,all.terms=TRUE) par(op) op <- par(mfrow=c(2,2)) plot(b1,all.terms=TRUE,scheme=1) par(op) op <- par(mfrow=c(2,2)) plot(b1,all.terms=TRUE,scheme=c(2,1)) par(op)


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Moderna to Ask FDA to Release COVID Vaccine, Expects 20m Doses in 2020
The biotechnology company said its ongoing phase 3 study suggests the vaccine is 94.1 percent effective.
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The biotechnology company said its ongoing phase 3 study suggests the vaccine is 94.1 percent effective.
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The Department of Homeland Security concluded that the 2020 election was the "most secure in American history."
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The Department of Homeland Security concluded that the 2020 election was the "most secure in American history."
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The Department of Homeland Security concluded that the 2020 election was the "most secure in American history."
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The Department of Homeland Security concluded that the 2020 election was the "most secure in American history."
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The Department of Homeland Security concluded that the 2020 election was the "most secure in American history."
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The biotechnology company said its ongoing phase 3 study suggests the vaccine is 94.1 percent effective.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
A new stimulus bill was outlined which did not include another round of direct payments, despite previous bipartisan support for such action.
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Biden said in an interview published this week that he wants to make sure America's allies are on the same page before he takes action on China.
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Biden said in an interview published this week that he wants to make sure America's allies are on the same page before he takes action on China.
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Biden said in an interview published this week that he wants to make sure America's allies are on the same page before he takes action on China.
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Biden said in an interview published this week that he wants to make sure America's allies are on the same page before he takes action on China.
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Biden said in an interview published this week that he wants to make sure America's allies are on the same page before he takes action on China.
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Pancake recipie
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 3 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon white sugar
- 1 1/4 cups milk
- 1 egg
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
Steps
- In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.
- Make a well in the center and pour in the milk, egg and melted butter.
- Mix until smooth.
- Heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium high heat.
- Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle.
- Using approximately 1/4 cup for each pancake.
- Brown on both sides and serve hot.


State Class¶
-
class
State
(object)¶ FLAME beam state class for Python API.
Attributes - reference beam
pos
z position [m] ref_beta
Lorentz [1] ref_bg
Lorentz [1] ref_gamma
Lorentz [1] ref_IonEk
Kinetic energy [eV/u] ref_IonEs
Nucleon mass [eV/u] ref_IonQ
Macro weight [1] ref_IonW
Total energy [eV/u] ref_IonZ
Charge to mass ratio [1] ref_phis
Absolute phase [rad] ref_SampleFreq
Sampling frequency [Hz] ref_SampleIonK
Phase speed [rad] last_caviphi0
Driven phase of the last rf cavity [deg] transmat
Transfer matrix of the last element Attributes - actual beam
beta
Lorentz [1] bg
Lorentz [1] gamma
Lorentz [1] IonEk
Kinetic energy [eV/u] IonEs
Nucleon mass [eV/u] IonQ
Macro weight [1] IonW
Total energy [eV/u] IonZ
Charge to mass ratio [1] phis
Absolute phase [rad] SampleFreq
Sampling frequency [Hz] SampleIonK
Phase speed [rad] moment0
Centroids of the all charge states. moment0_env
Weighted average of centroids for the all charge states. moment0_rms
Weighted average of rms size for the all charge states. moment1
Envelope matrixes of the all charge states. moment1_env
Weighted average of envelope matrixes for the all charge states.
pos
¶float: z position of the reference beam. [m]
ref_beta
¶float: Lorentz of the reference beam. [1]
ref_bg
¶float: Lorentz of the reference beam. [1]
ref_gamma
¶float: Lorentz of the reference beam. [1]
ref_IonEk
¶float: Kinetic energy of the reference beam. [eV/u]
ref_IonEs
¶float: Nucleon mass of the reference beam. [eV/u]
ref_IonQ
¶float: Macro weight of the reference beam. [1]
ref_IonW
¶float: Total energy of the reference beam. [eV/u]
ref_IonZ
¶float: Charge to mass ratio of the reference beam. [1]
ref_phis
¶float: Absolute synchrotron phase of the reference beam. [rad]
ref_SampleFreq
¶float: Sampling frequency of the reference beam. [Hz]
ref_SampleIonK
¶float: Phase speed of the reference beam. [rad]
last_caviphi0
¶float: Driven phase of the last rf cavity. [deg]
transmat
¶list of matrix[7,7]: Transfer matrix of the last element. This matrix is applied to moment0 and moment1 directly.
beta
¶list of float: Lorentz of the all charge states. [1]
bg
¶list of float: Lorentz of the all charge states. [1]
gamma
¶list of float: Lorentz of the all charge states. [1]
IonEk
¶list of float: Kinetic energy of the all charge states. [eV/u]
IonEs
¶list of float: Nucleon mass of the all charge states. [eV/u]
IonQ
¶list of float: Macro weight of the all charge states. [1]
IonW
¶list of float: Total energy of the all charge states. [eV/u]
IonZ
¶list of float: Charge to mass ratio of the all charge states. [1]
phis
¶list of float: Absolute synchrotron phase of the all charge states. [rad]
SampleFreq
¶list of float: Sampling frequency of the all charge states. [Hz]
SampleIonK
¶list of float: Phase speed of the all charge states. [rad]
moment0
¶Centroids of the all charge states.
list of vector[7]: with [mm, rad, mm, rad, rad, MeV/u, 1].
moment0_env
¶Weighted average of centroids for all charge states.
vector[7]: with [mm, rad, mm, rad, rad, MeV/u, 1].
moment0_rms
¶Weighted average of rms beam envelopes (2nd order moments) for the all charge states.
vector[7]: rms of with [mm, rad, mm, rad, rad, MeV/u, 1].
moment1
¶Envelope matrixes of the all charge states.
list of matrix[7,7]:
Cartisan product of with [mm, rad, mm, rad, rad, MeV/u, 1] .
moment1_env
¶Weighted average of envelope matrixes for the all charge states.
matrix[7,7]:
Cartisan product of with [mm, rad, mm, rad, rad, MeV/u, 1] .


With React, developers create web applications that change the display without restarting the page. Because of this, applications react quickly to user actions, such as filling out forms, applying filters, adding goods to the cart, and so on.
Universality: In this case, we are talking about the fact that React is not limited to the user interfaces (UI) of web applications, but allows you to work on mobile platforms using React Native. This is the principle "Learn once, write anywhere."
Another important feature of the library is declarativity. Using React, the developer describes how the interface components look in different states. The declarative approach reduces the code and makes it understandable.
React is based on components, this is another key feature of the library
Let us have a website. On this site, we can highlight some blocks: header, content, sidebar, footer, and so on. Each block can be divided into smaller sub-blocks. For example, in a hedger, you can usually select a logo, menu, search, and so on.
In React, each such block is called a component. Each component can contain smaller components, those in turn even smaller, and so on.
JSX is an extension of JavaScript syntax that allows you to use HTML-like syntax to describe the structure of the interface.
Instead of interacting with the DOM directly, we work with its lightweight copy. We can make changes to the copy based on our needs, and then apply the changes to the real DOM.
Thank you for your attention!


The framework is capable of building a custom menu based on the select
element's list of options. We recommend using a custom menu when multiple selections are required, or when the menu itself must be styled with CSS.
You can optionally use custom-styled select menus instead of the native OS menu. The custom menu supports disabled options and multiple selection (whereas native mobile OS support for both is inconsistent), adds an elegant way to handle placeholder values, and restores missing functionality on certain platforms such as optgroup
support on Android (all explained below). In addition, the framework applies the custom button's theme to the menu to better match the look and feel and provide visual consistency across platforms. Lastly, custom menus often look better on desktop browsers because native desktop menus are smaller than their mobile counterparts and tend to look disproportionate.
Keep in mind that there is overhead involved in parsing the native select to build a custom menu. If there are a lot of selects on a page, or a select has a long list of options, this can impact the performance of the page, so we recommend using custom menus sparingly.
To use custom menus on a specific select
, just add the data-native-menu="false"
attribute. Alternately, this can also programmatically set the select menu's nativeMenu
configuration option to false
in a callback bound to the mobileinit
event to achieve the same effect. This will globally make all selects use the custom menu by default. The following must be included in the page after jQuery is loaded but before jQuery Mobile is loaded.
$(document).bind('mobileinit',function(){
$.mobile.selectmenu.prototype.options.nativeMenu = false;
});
When the select
has a small number of options that will fit on the device's screen, the menu will appear as a small overlay with a pop transition:
When it has too many options to show on the device's screen, the framework will automatically create a new "page" populated with a standard list view for the options. This allows us to use the native scrolling included on the device for moving through a long list. The text inside the label
is used as the title for this page.
jQuery Mobile will automatically disable and style option tags with the disabled
attribute. In the demo below, the second option "Rush: 3 days" has been set to disabled.
It's common for developers to include a "null" option in their select element to force a user to choose an option. If a placeholder option is present in your markup, jQuery Mobile will hide them in the overlay menu, showing only valid choices to the user, and display the placeholder text inside the menu as a header. A placeholder option is added when the framework finds:
data-placeholder="true"
attribute. (This allows you to use an option that has a value and a textnode as a placeholder option).You can disable this feature through the selectmenu plugin's hidePlaceholderMenuItems
option, like this:
$.mobile.selectmenu.prototype.options.hidePlaceholderMenuItems = false;
Examples of various placeholder options:
If the multiple
attribute is present in your markup, jQuery Mobile will enhance the element with a few extra considerations:
When a select is large enough to where the menu will open in a new page, the placeholder text is displayed in the button when no items are selected, and the label
text is displayed in the menu's header. This differs from smaller overlay menus where the placeholder text is displayed in both the button and the header, and from full-page single selects where the placeholder text is not used at all.
If a select menu contains optgroup
elements, jQuery Mobile will create a divider & group items based on the label
attribute's text:
You can specify any jQuery Mobile button data-
attribute on a select element, too. In this example, we're setting the theme, icon and inline properties:
The data-overlay-theme
attribute can be added to a select element to set the color of the overlay layer for the dialog-based custom select menus and the outer border of the smaller custom menus. By default, the content block colors for swatch A will be used for the overlays.


--- layout: post title: '\"There was nothing we could do\"' date: 2005-02-05 00:00:00 ---
Nice. The music industry ramp up their aggressive efforts to sue their own customers, children and their parents, and start suing the dead. Surely there's a Godwin-like law we can invoke now to bring this stupidity to and end?


With Yellowblue, you can organize your posts in categories. In order to use this feature, no extra plugins are required. All that is needed, is a little manual work on your side. But don't worry, the whole process takes a couple of minutes for each category.
In order to assign a category or categories to a post, you will need to declare them at the post's Front Matter section, like so:
---
layout: post
title: "Sample Post 1"
date: 2014-10-26 18:19:27
categories: update
---
This post has a category of update
. If you want more than one categories, your Front Matter will look like this:
---
layout: post
title: "Sample Post 1"
date: 2014-10-26 18:19:27
categories: update tutorial
---
Now the post can be found under two categories, update
and tutorial
. Notice that the category names are separated by a single space.
Another way to declare your categories, is to have them inside brackets, like so:
---
layout: post
title: "Sample Post 1"
date: 2014-10-26 18:19:27
categories: ['update', 'tutorial']
---
Notice that the category names are inside quotes and the whole list is wrapped inside brackets.
If you want a category name to be consisted of two or more words, use the following format:
---
layout: post
title: "Sample Post 1"
date: 2014-10-26 18:19:27
categories: ['sample post', 'tutorial']
---
Get it? Quotes, and the whole list inside brackets.
If you are not sure about wich format to choose for your categories list, the safest way is to have the category names inside quotes and the whole list wrapped inside brackets.
Now, the next thing to do, is to create the page that lists the posts under each category.
Say you have a a category named tutorials
. Under the category
folder, create a subfolder and name it tutorials
. Inside this folder, create a file and name it index.html
. Inside this file, copy and paste the following:
---
layout: categories_list
cat_name: tutorials
---
{% for post in site.categories.tutorials %}
{% include teaser.html %}
{% endfor %}
For another category, just folllow the previous steps, assign the category name to the cat_name
variable and in the for
loop and change the category name, like so:
{% for post in site.categories.jekyll %}
If for example, your other category is called jekyll
, your index.html
inside the category/jekyll
folder, will have the following contents:
---
layout: categories_list
cat_name: Jekyll
---
{% for post in site.categories.jekyll %}
{% include teaser.html %}
{% endfor %}
To sum up:
categories
variable in the post's Front Matter section.category
folder, create a subfolder and give it the category name.index.html
file.cat_name
by assigning it the same value as the category name, and the category name in the for
loop.In order to produce URL friendly names out of the categories names, yellowblue uses the filter slugify
.
Just don't get too funky with your categories' names and you will not have any problems.
What if the category name is consisted of two or more words?
Say your category name is Sample Post
. The subfolder you will create, will have the name sample-post
. As you see, you take your category name, you lowercase it and replace spaces with dashes.
In the sample-post
folder, the index.html
will look like this:
---
layout: categories_list
cat_name: 'Sample Post'
---
{% for post in site.categories.['sample post'] %}
{% include teaser.html %}
{% endfor %}
Just remember to:
cat_name
value inside quotesYellowblue auto-generates the categories list for you. If you use the categories list block, after you add a category in a post, refresh and check the categories list.
Your new category will be there as a link. If you check the URL, the part after category/
, is the name of the folder you will create, under the category
folder.


{% extends 'includes/fullstructure.html' %} {% block Content %}
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|---|---|---|---|
| {{ log["_id"] }} | {{ log["account"] }} | {{ log["requestType"] }} | {{ admin_date_format(log["timeStamp"]) }} |
| Transaction id | Phone Number | Otp issued | Date & time |


Clathrin
The main structural coat protein of COATED VESICLES which play a key role in the intracellular transport between membranous organelles. Each molecule of clathrin consists of three light chains (CLATHRIN LIGHT CHAINS) and three heavy chains (CLATHRIN HEAVY CHAINS) that form a structure called a triskelion. Clathrin also interacts with cytoskeletal proteins.
(mesh:D002966)
Cross-references
Synonyms
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Reference |
Specificity |
| clathrin coat |
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Exact
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Exact
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Custom timer
Focus duration
Minutes
Short break duration
Minutes
Long break duration
Minutes
Take a long break every
th Break
General Settings
Alarm sounds
Ring
Birds
Wave
Water
Others
Display timer in the title
Sound notification


Your device is now connected to the Raspberry Pi. You will be guided through the essential settings:
Adding your wireless network to the Raspberry Pi
Selecting a sound profile for your loudspeaker
Naming the system
Privacy note: Information is sent to the Raspberry Pi over local network. Nothing is sent to Bang & Olufsen without your permission.
The Raspberry Pi needs an internet connection to download sound profiles. Wi-Fi can also later be enabled for music streaming. Select a network to add it.
You are already connected and ready for the next step!
These networks have already been added.
If you don't see your network, try moving the sound system closer to the base station. If your network is hidden, select Add Other to enter its name and password.
Select your loudspeaker model to install a sound profile custom-designed for it by Bang & Olufsen acousticians.
The non-Bang & Olufsen profiles do not include equalisation filters, but they can be safely used with any loudspeaker of the indicated type.
If you would like to custom-tune your loudspeakers, instructions will be available after the setup.
Choose a unique name for your sound system so you can find it on your devices and services.
Devices will discover each other on the network with hostnames. This system's hostname will be beovox-cx50.local.
The rest of the setup is automatic, and can take a few minutes. You will hear a tone when it finishes.
Use Bluetooth to stream music to the sound system
Install other streaming services
Get instructions for custom-tuning your loudspeakers with SigmaStudio
To see the advanced options and change settings, you can return to this setup tool at any time.
In this menu you can change any of the initial settings and access advanced options.
A new system software version was released for your sound system in December 2018. The new version has several bug fixes and works better and safer with custom sound profiles. The setup tool has been optimised for the new version.
For more information, visit HiFiBerry website.
These sound systems have been set up and connected to this device before.
To set up a BeoCreate 4-Channel Amplifier with a freshly installed Raspberry Pi, select "Set Up New".
If you can't see a previously set up sound system here, select "Add Sound System" to enter its name.
You have disabled the sound adjustments from Custom Sound Tuning menu for safety. To enable them again, you can reinstall one of the preset sound profiles from Sound Profiles screen.
Sound adjustments are disabled, because an unknown sound profile was installed. To enable them again, you can reinstall one of the preset sound profiles from Sound Profiles screen.
Select which channels will be played through the loudspeakers.
Connect two 2-way loudspeakers to the same amplifier and use them as a stereo pair.
Other sound-related options.
Announces the IP address of the sound system at startup. Automatically disabled if the system detects that this is not needed with your device.
The sound system couldn't connect to a Wi-Fi network. Has the right network been added? Is the password correct? Double-check the settings and select "Finish Wi-Fi Setup" to try connecting again.
These networks have been added before, and they will be joined automatically.
These networks are currently available. Tap to add one to the list of saved networks.
If you don't see your network, try moving the sound system closer to the base station. If your network is hidden, select Add Other to enter its name and password.
Choose a unique name for your sound system so you can find it on your devices and services.
Tap to save the new name and restart the system.
Devices will discover each other on the network with hostnames. This system's hostname will be beovox-cx50.local.
Select your loudspeaker model to install a sound profile custom-designed for it by Bang & Olufsen acousticians.
Note: selecting a new sound profile will override existing settings stored in the sound processor.
The non-Bang & Olufsen profiles do not include equalisation filters, but they can be safely used with any loudspeaker of the indicated type.
If you would like to custom-tune your loudspeakers, select "Custom Sound Tuning" in the previous menu.
Greyed-out sources have been installed. Others are available for installation – tap to install them.
When a Bluetooth device connects, Wi-Fi is disabled to avoid dropouts, and you won't be able to use the setup tool at that time. When the device disconnects, Wi-Fi will be turned back on.
This is the Toslink connector on the amplifier board. It always accepts a signal.
Stream audio over Wi-Fi from iOS devices, Mac computers and other compatible devices.
Spotify Premium subscription is required to use this feature.
Remote login, also known as SSH, allows you to use command line of the Raspberry Pi over the network.
Warning: changes made to the system through remote login are unsupported. By using this feature, it is assumed that you are an advanced user and know what you're doing.
To connect, type the hostname or IP address into your SSH client.
Settings in Sound Adjustments screen do not work with custom sound programs. Disable the adjustments to avoid unpleasant noises and other unpredictable behaviour that could potentially damage your loudspeakers.
SigmaStudio software from Analog Devices gives you full control over the sound processor (DSP) onboard BeoCreate 4-Channel Amplifier. The DSP can be wirelessly programmed using a Windows PC (or virtual machine).
Download SigmaStudio and connect it to the BeoCreate 4-Channel Amplifier.
Add and remove blocks, update the DSP memory.
Write the program to permanent memory so that it is not erased when the system is powered off.
Bug fixes and other improvements.
Across the board.
Release 5, 11/2018
BeoCreate Setup Tool is built on the open web platform. Software on the Raspberry Pi is open-source, and source code is available on GitHub with MIT licence.
BeoCreate 4-Channel Amplifier was developed in 2017 in partnership with HiFiBerry.
To add "Hämäläinen", you need to enter its password.
Download SigmaStudio for free from Analog Devices website. Install it.
Get a starter project suitable for your loudspeakers from HiFiBerry website and open it in SigmaStudio.
Go to "Hardware Configuration" tab, right-click on the "TCPIP" block and select "Show TCPIP Settings".
Enter the IP address shown in the previous screen and click "Open Connection". If you see no errors, the connection has been made and you can close the window.
On the "Schematic" tab you will see all of the different blocks in the DSP program.
You can drag in new blocks from the toolbox on the left. To remove a block, select it and press the Delete key.
Click "Link Compile Download" in the toolbar to upload the program to the DSP memory. You should see "Active: Downloaded" in the lower right corner of the window. This means that the program has been uploaded.
When you change settings in existing blocks, you will hear the effect in real time, as long as the text in the lower right corner says "Active: Downloaded".
After adding or removing blocks, the text in the lower right corner will change to "Design Mode". This means that you will have to click "Link Compile Download" again to upload your changes and restore the real-time functionality.
Refer to the SigmaStudio help and wiki for more information on how to use the different DSP blocks.
To make your program persist on the BeoCreate 4-Channel Amplifier when it is powered off, it needs to be written to permanent memory on the board.
Click "Link Compile Download" once more to make sure your changes have been updated to the DSP.
Go to "Hardware Configuration" tab and right-click on the "ADAU1451" block.
Under "Self-boot Memory" submenu, select "Write Latest Compilation through DSP".
Select OK in the window that opens – you don't need to change any of the settings.
Confirm that you want to erase and rewrite the memory, and wait for the process to complete. Do not unplug the sound system during this time.
Remember to also save the project file to your computer so you can make changes to it later, if you wish.
Mac and Linux computers have a built-in SSH client accessible through the Terminal application. For Windows, PuTTY is a popular option that can be downloaded from the internet.
To open a connection, type "ssh pi@hostname", replacing "hostname" with the hostname or IP address from the previous screen. Press return.
If you are asked to confirm keys, type "yes" and press return, unless instructed otherwise.
Type your SSH password when asked and press return. It is normal to not see the password characters appear.
You should now be connected to the Raspberry Pi and you can run any commands on it.
To end the SSH session, type "exit" and press return.
Open networks can be insecure. If you control this network, consider protecting it with a password.
Installing a source downloads and installs files from the internet. It can take some time, and the system will restart afterwards.
If you remove this network, the sound system won't connect to it.
The sound system is currently connected to this network. If you remove it, you may have to connect your device to the 'BeoSetup' hotspot to add another available network.
Installing a sound profile will override any custom sound programs stored in BeoCreate 4-Channel Amplifier.
If you remove this product, the setup tool will not connect to it automatically.
Installing the update will take a moment. Please don't unplug the sound system during that time. You will hear a tone when the update is complete


Motorcycling: Alex Marquez follows brother Marc with Moto2 title
Spaniard Alex Marquez followed in the footsteps of older brother Marc on Sunday by winning the Moto2 championship at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
SEPANG, Malaysia: Spaniard Alex Marquez followed in the footsteps of older brother Marc on Sunday by winning the Moto2 championship at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Marc Marquez, who won his sixth MotoGP title with the Repsol Honda works team in Thailand last month, was also crowned Moto2 champion in 2012.
Both brothers have also won what is now known as Moto3, with 23-year-old Alex crowned champion in 2014 and 26-year-old Marc taking the 125cc title on his way up through the ranks in 2010.
Alex, riding for the Marc VDS Moto2 team with whom he is set to stay next year to defend the title, finished second to South African race winner Brad Binder on Sunday to be sure of the crown with a round to spare and an unbeatable lead of 28 points.
His title repeated the brothers' 2014 feat of both winning world championships in the same season.
"He is not 'the brother of'. He is Alex Marquez and he is the world champion two times in Moto3 and Moto2," said proud Marc, who celebrated with his sibling.
(Reporting by Alan Baldwin in London, Editing by Alison Williams)


The briard , or berger de brie, is a large breed of dog traditionally used as a herder and a guardian of sheep.
The briard, which is believed to have originated n France, has been bred for centuries to herd and to protect sheep. The breed was used by the French Army as sentries, messengers and to search for wounded soldiers because of its fine sense of hearing. Briards were used in the First World War almost to the point of extinction. Currently the population of briards is slowly recovering. Charlemagne, Napoleon, Thomas Jefferson and Lafayette all owned briards.
by Ivy Duckett


circle visualization of a number's digits
using Go and WebAssembly
or
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Generate
The image might take a little time to build up.


It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood...
Help Mr. Rogers program Mr. Robogers!
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blackjok3r
30-Nov-18 11:52 AM
tbh ther is not reasoning behind my statment
but the amrket crash of the everythjign bubble is bound to ahappen any day now
BTC predicts the future a fari bit
that reasoning is also massivly flawed
just becaseu ppl hjave bneen predicting it for years
doesnt mean it isnt going to happen
its mathmatically impossible to keep going the way it has been
yes ... but "this time its diffrent"
the money supply has stopepd inflating some time ago nopw
I think so ... but id have to look for it
sell to traders ... dont trade
thats far more profitable


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AceTime
2.3.0
Date and time classes for Arduino that support timezones from the TZ Database.
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Metadata about the zone database. More...
#include <ZoneInfoHigh.h>
Public Attributes | |
| int16_t const | startYear |
| Start year of the zone files as requested. | |
| int16_t const | untilYear |
| Until year of the zone files as requested. | |
| int16_t const | startYearAccurate |
| Start year of accurate transitions. More... | |
| int16_t const | untilYearAccurate |
| Until year of accurate transitions. More... | |
| int16_t const | baseYear |
| Base year for tiny years. More... | |
| int16_t const | maxTransitions |
| Max number of transitions required in TransitionStorage. | |
| const char *const | tzVersion |
| TZ Database version which generated the zone info. | |
| uint8_t const | numFragments |
| Number of fragments. | |
| uint8_t const | numLetters |
| Number of fragments. | |
| const char *const *const | fragments |
| Zone Name fragment list. | |
| const char *const *const | letters |
| Zone Rule letters list. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const int16_t | kMaxUntilYear = 32767 |
| The maximum value of untilYear. More... | |
| static const int16_t | kMaxYear = kMaxUntilYear - 1 |
| The maximum value fromYear and toYear. More... | |
| static const int16_t | kMinYear = -32767 |
| The minimum value of fromYear and toYear. More... | |
| static const uint8_t | kSuffixW = 0x00 |
| Represents 'w' or wall time. | |
| static const uint8_t | kSuffixS = 0x10 |
| Represents 's' or standard time. | |
| static const uint8_t | kSuffixU = 0x20 |
| Represents 'u' or UTC time. | |
Metadata about the zone database.
A ZoneInfo struct will contain a pointer to this.
Definition at line 19 of file ZoneInfoHigh.h.
| int16_t const ace_time::zoneinfohigh::ZoneContext< S >::baseYear |
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static |
The maximum value of untilYear.
This value is used to represent the sentinel value "-" in the UNTIL column of the TZDB files which means "infinity". Must be greater than ZoneRule::kMaxYear which represents the value "max" in the TO and FROM columns of the TZDB files.
Definition at line 26 of file ZoneInfoHigh.h.
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static |
The maximum value fromYear and toYear.
This value is used to represent the sentinel value "max" in the TZDB database files. Must be less than ZoneEra::kMaxUntilYear which is used to represent the entry "-" in the UNTIL column of the TZDB files.
Definition at line 34 of file ZoneInfoHigh.h.
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static |
The minimum value of fromYear and toYear.
This value is used for ZoneRule entries which are synthetically generated for certain time zones which do not naturally generate a transition for the database year interval specified by the ZoneContext. This value is guaranteed to be earlier than any explicit year in the TZDB database, which guarantees that all time zones have at least one transition.
Definition at line 44 of file ZoneInfoHigh.h.
| int16_t const ace_time::zoneinfohigh::ZoneContext< S >::startYearAccurate |
Start year of accurate transitions.
kMinYear indicates -Infinity.
Definition at line 62 of file ZoneInfoHigh.h.
| int16_t const ace_time::zoneinfohigh::ZoneContext< S >::untilYearAccurate |
Until year of accurate transitions.
kMaxUntilYear indicates +Infinity.
Definition at line 65 of file ZoneInfoHigh.h.


Eyob Tamir
Hello Everyone! My name is Eyob. I am originally from Ethiopia and moved to the USA in mid 2015. Before I migrate to the USA I worked as sales and IT person in Ethiopia, Me and my wife are parents to a sweet three years girl and a one year old boy. Currently am working as independent truck owner mostly I do my work in the state of Washington and Oregon.


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Scenario
The patient address is maintainned in the hospital master records and also in the PMD. The data need to be compared and verified so that the address in both the records are correct.
Operation
With Xquery, we can join two XML documents to extract and/or compare information. The patient_details tables contain the address in XML format with patient ID as attribute. The PMD also stores the patient information which is in the out_patient_data table. By joining these two XML using the patient id as the key we can fetch the patient complete information including the address.
Solution
The address of the patient in patient master and the PMD document are displayed to the user for verification.