UN COEUR EN HIVER (A HEART IN WINTER) A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 9.5 out of 10 (A+, **** out of ****)
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:45 Rated: NR (Mature themes)
Starring: Daniel Auteuil, Emmanuelle Beart, Andre Dussollier, Elisabeth Bourgine Director: Claude Sautet Producers: Jean-Louis Livi and Philippe Carcassonne Screenplay: Yves Ulmann, Jacques Fieschi, and Jerome Tonnere Music: Maurice Ravel Released by October Films French with English Subtitles
Stephane (Daniel Auteuil) and Maxime (Andre Dussollier) share a friendship the closeness of which is unusual between employee and employer. Stephane works for Maxime at an exclusive Paris violin repair shop. One evening, when the two are at dinner, Maxime announces that he has fallen in love with a new client, Camille Kessler (Emmanuelle Beart). The affair is so serious that Maxime has left his wife and intends to move in with Camille. Upon meeting his friend's new lover, Stephane is immediately intrigued, and the reaction is certainly mutual. It doesn't take long for the feelings between the two to grow, and their contact, while infrequent, becomes increasingly intimate.
Often foreign films, and French films in particular, are thought of by the average movie-goer as being exceptionally (and some would say "overly") intellectual. This could not be more true than for UN COEUR EN HIVER, yet it is not merely the mind that this film touches. The rich musical score (Ravel) is a feast for the ears, and the exceptional performances of the principals leads to several emotionally-potent moments. UN COEUR EN HIVER is one of those rare films that can be described as completely satisfying.
Distilled to its basic essence, the movie is a story that the French do so well: the romantic triangle. Beyond the premise, however, there is nothing ordinary about UN COEUR EN HIVER. From the point where Stephane and Camille meet, much of what happens goes contrary to expectations. Theirs is definitely not a typical tale of clandestine love. Rather, it is an examination of the prices of emotional honesty and emotional isolation.
Oddly enough, it's Stephane, the character with the most screen time (and the man whose heart is "in winter") who remains much the enigma to the audience. Even though we come to identify with him, and understand some of what he does, the depth of his emotions often remains unclear. The last scene of the movie explicitly reveals part of the truth, but for much about Stephane, the viewer must reach his or her own conclusions.
Daniel Auteuil plays his role with ability. His is a difficult performance to make succeed, given the ambiguity surrounding Stephane, but Auteuil has found the perfect balance. At times it becomes difficult to determine whether Stephane should be pitied or vilified, and it is to Auteuil's credit that he manages to maintain this uncertainty.
Camille is no less a complicated character, but her feelings are simpler to read. She hides nothing, and when she recognizes that she loves Stephane, there is no doubt in her mind--or ours--of the truth. Especially noteworthy is the way that Camille's sudden, intense passion for Stephane intertwines, and at times conflicts with her lifelong love of music.
Emmanuelle Beart gives an astonishing, unaffected performance. Emotion is often displayed in the most subtle and easy-to-miss gestures, expressions, and vocal inflections. Before beginning production of UN COEUR EN HIVER, Beart had never played the violin. After the film's release in France, director Claude Sautet claimed that she "fooled everyone" with her "perfect motions" (violinist Jean-Jacques Kantorow does the actual playing). Not only are her hand movements accomplished, but the look of rapture on her face as she loses herself in the music of Ravel is a clear example of how fully Ms. Beart allowed the personae of Camille to enfold her.
Beart explained the importance of coming to understand music as integral to defining Camille: "[Director] Claude [Sautet] told me from the beginning, 'I will only ask one thing of you; play the violin. The day you can play the violin, you will be Camille. There is nothing more I can tell you about the character.'" Indeed, it is the importance of music to Camille that puts every other emotion in the film, whether displayed by her or by others, into perspective.
UN COEUR EN HIVER is yet another case of real-life chemistry translating well to the screen. Beart and Auteuil are companions away from their acting, and the spark of this intensity, even unfulfilled as it is here, is too obvious to miss.
With the exceptions of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING and SOMMERSBY, there have been no 1993 releases to equal the power of UN COEUR EN HIVER. Strong characters, intelligent writing, and exquisite performances combine to draw the audience into the movie. Mental and emotional participation are demanded. This is a movie with deep, churning currents. Those who are attracted only to Hollywood's shallow waters may find UN COEUR EN HIVER too intimidating, but anyone who enjoys a more complex cinematic experience will find as much as they could hope for in this picture.
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It's time now for another chapter from Scott's Book of Cinematic Pet Peeves. Our subject today is something I refer to as Characterization Via Accusation. It's that annoying thing some films do in which characters' psychological back-story is revealed not through the actions of those characters, but through the things other characters say about them in the middle of dramatic confrontations.  Film is a medium of showing, not telling.
Susanna Kaysen's memoir GIRL, INTERRUPTED found the writer exploring her 18 month experience in a psychiatric hospital with a journalistic distance, as though she were describing the experience of another person. That's a restraint James Mangold's adaptation could have used a lot more of. The film version shows us Susanna (Winona Ryder) as she is evaluated after a possible suicide attempt as an 18-year-old in 1968. Susanna eventually commits herself voluntarily to Claymoore Psychiatric Hospital, where she finds herself in the company of some uniquely troubled young women.  And Lisa (Angelina Jolie) ... well, Lisa's just a good old-fashioned sociopath. Through her experience, Susanna begins to question who she is, and how easy it can be to be defined by others -- or even by yourself -- as crazy.
The question of whether or not Susanna ever belonged at Claymoore was central to the book, in chapters exploring how quickly she was diagnosed with the vaguely-defined condition of "borderline personality disorder." Mangold takes the subject just a bit farther, flashing back to Susanna's life as a morose, directionless teenager in an upper class family. The time period itself plays a role as well, especially when symptoms of her condition like "rebelliousness" and "sexual promiscuity" were symptoms for a majority of her peer group in the late 1960s. GIRL, INTERRUPTED becomes something of a coming-of-age story in which Susanna begins to realize that her own "insanity" is an affectation compared to the much more profound problems of her Claymoore cohort. As one nurse (Whoopi Goldberg) tells her, her psychiatric problem may simply be that she's a "lazy, self-indulgent little girl."
The problem is that the nurse has to tell her -- and, by extension, us. That's also only one of half a dozen or so scenes in which characters begin dissecting the others by revealing their deep, dark secrets. Lisa taunts Daisy about her relationship with her father; Susanna screams at Lisa about her own problems; a psychiatrist (Vanessa Redgrave) tells Susanna about why she uses the word "ambivalent." GIRL, INTERRUPTED becomes a film all about cathartic movie moments, including a happy-go-lucky, CUCKOO'S NEST-like outing and a chase through tunnels beneath the hospital (a chase through tunnels?!?). Whatever points Kaysen and Mangold might have been trying to make about the fine line between sanity and insanity -- or about how those lines may be defined differently for women -- are lost in tearful breakdowns and manufactured drama.
It would be remiss of me not to mention Angelina Jolie's performance as Lisa, the wild child who serves as the ward's alpha female. It would be remiss not because Jolie's performance is exceptional -- showy, flashy and fun, perhaps, though not exceptional -- but because it's a movie performance of a real-life character. Everything in GIRL, INTERRUPTED seems designed to be satisfying as entertainment, not to be true to Susanna Kaysen's life or her unique perspective on that life. It's a movie that feels always and forever like a movie. That means punch lines and crescendos; it means Winona Ryder shouting a story better told in quieter tones; it means one of the worst false beards in film history on Jared Leto as Susanna's boyfriend. And it means everyone telling everyone else how crazy they are or aren't, every character's story an open book ... or, in this case, an open script.
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Geometric half-term of GGX BRDF.
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| halfAlpha | half squared roughness |
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Evaluate the GGX BRDF for a given normal, view direction and material parameters.
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| v | the view direction |
| l | the light direction |
| F0 | the Fresnel coefficient |
| roughness | the surface roughness |
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Compute the lighting contribution of a spot light using the GGX BRDF.
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Estimate the position of the current fragment in view space based on its depth and camera parameters.
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| uv | the uv coordinates of the fragment |
- Returns
- the view space position
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Compute the shadow multiplicator based on shadow map.
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| lightSpacePosition | fragment position in light space |
- Returns
- the shadowing factor
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- resources/common/shaders/lights/spot_light.frag


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RCCG November 2019 Fasting Prayer Points For Day 25 (Healing)
by Emmanuel EgobiambuThe Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) November 2019 fasting prayer points for Day 25, will be focused on healings for the nations
Concise News understands that the RCCG November 2019 fasting prayer points is part of the preparations for the Holy Ghost Convention billed for December.
Day 25 prayer point for the RCCG fasting (November 2019) will have its text from Matthew 24: 7; 13 and are 14 in number.
RCCG November 2019 Fasting Prayer Points Day 25, Monday
“We are in a time when nations are rising against nation, troubles and killings in all nations and continents of the word,” the RCCG said.
“This will continue until the return of our Lord Jesus, notwithstanding, there is salvation for the nation who call on God and anyone that endures.”
Below are the prayer points for the November 2019 RCCG fasting with Bible verses to go with them:
DAY 25: HEALINGS FOR THE NATIONS
TEXT: Mat 24:7; 13
- Bless the Lord O my soul and all that is within me. Bless His Holy Name. Psa 103: 1
- Thank God for a new day and for the salvation of your soul
- Thank God for His goodness and mercy over your life and family members,
- Father; please raise peace-loving people and nations to work against conflicts, aggressions in the world, in Jesus name.
- Father; please raise peace labourers for the soul harvest in countries where the gospel is forbidden, turn the heart of the people all over the world to accept the gospel in Jesus name.
- Father; arise and break all the strongholds against evangelism in nations that are resisting your gospel in their domain in Jesus name. Luk 8:37
- Father, let your word have its rightful place in the hearts of the world leaders that will foster global peace and unity in Jesus name. Prov 21:1.
- Oh Lord, silent violent groups all over the world by sending confusion among them to cease from war, in Jesus name. Gen 11:1-9
- Father, by your mighty power, save humanity from increasing weapons of mass destruction; let there be peace movements all over our nations and continents towards the elimination of nuclear weapons in Jesus name.
- We thank you, Lord, for you are the desire of nations.  Hag 2:7
- Lord Jesus, you are the Prince of peace, Kings of kings, come and reign all over the whole universe in Jesus name. Isa 9:6
- Father; break the power of idolatry and let everything that represents Dagon in our nation’s collapse and break to pieces in Jesus name. I sam 5:3-4
- I declare and decree, let all the idols of the nations be confounded and let their images be broken into pieces, in Jesus name. Jer 50:2
- Lord according to your word in Prov 21:1 make all world leaders and decision-makers to make a regulation that will allow gospel in their lands, in Jesus name.


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by Stuart PattersonA PUB landlord nailed for groping women and making crude comments has been barred from his own boozer.
George Wood, 56, swerves the bar while heading to an upstairs flat he shares with his wife.
The pervert was put on the sex offenders register after being found guilty of 15 sexual assault charges during a two-year sleaze campaign at the Ship Inn in Banff, Aberdeenshire.
One victim said: “Sometimes you get off-colour things said in pubs but this happened all day, every day.
“He didn’t think there was anything wrong with it and he classed it as banter. But the reality is that he’s a sleazy old man.”
The town’s sheriff court heard Wood sent a barrage of creepy messages inviting women to come to the pub as his wife Margaretann Johnstone slept.
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As well as being placed on the sex offenders register for three years, Wood was given a community payback order and ordered to take part in a rehabilitation programme.

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How Reynaud Reminded the King of His Virtues
Reynard saw that his tale of the three wonderful jewels had awakened interest in the minds of the king and the queen and was very glad, but he was far too cunning to show his pleasure. He kept still a stern, grave face, and after a little silence began to speak again. "Do you still doubt my faith, king?" he said. "Who among all your friends is there who would bring you such precious gifts? My wife wept when she saw me put the jewels in the bag to send to Your Majesty, for, woman-like, she treasured them exceedingly and especially the mirror. Well do I know who has poisoned your heart against me – it is that treacherous thief, Isegrim the Wolf, who has always hated me and would work my ruin if he could!" Isegrim glared at Reynard and showed his teeth in a wicked snarl. If looks could kill, Reynard would have died that day. As it was, however, he took no notice of the wolf's scowls, and went on speaking. "There was a time, Your Majesty, and not so very long ago, when you knew well how to judge between the wolf and me. Do you remember that day when the wolf and I were in the forest together? We had caught a pig, and were about to make our dinner from it when Your Majesty and Mylady Queen came out of a grove and prayed us to give you a part. You had been out hunting, and had caught nothing, and you were very hungry. "How did I answer you? 'Yes, lord,' I said, 'with a good will.' But the wolf growled out sulkily like the ill-mannered cur that he is, and took a half of the pig for himself and left only a quarter each for you and the queen. Do you remember? And he gave me only the skinny part of the pig's tail for my dinner. And I was very hungry, lord.   You remember how you ate it up quickly and asked for more, and when he neither gave nor offered you any you lifted up your right foot and kicked him till he howled for mercy. Then you said to him, "Make haste and bring us some more food, and we will see that the next meal is shared better.".  Then you praised me, and said I was swift in hunting, and bade me deal out the meat. So I dealt it out, saying, 'One half the meat shall be for the king and the other half for the queen. Isegrim shall have the head and I will have the feet.". "Then you said to me, 'Well done, Reynard! Who taught you to share so well?' "And I answered, 'I learnt it from seeing the sores of Isegrim where you kicked him, my lord. I think his groans at night come from being knocked by Your Majesty.' "Next you were well pleased and took me into favour, but you sent Isegrim about his business and would have nothing more to do with him. And you were wise in that. This was not the only time that I proved my worth to you in days gone by. I could recall many more things to your mind if it would not take too long. Now, alas, you have forsaken me, who was always your friend, and believe the lies my enemies tell of me." Here Reynard broke down and sobbed, while large tears rolled down his cheeks. "Come, Reynard," said the king kindly. "Do not give way. I am far from believing everything I hear, you know. As a matter of fact, now I come to think of it, all that I know of Cuwaert's death is the fact that Bellyn brought his head here in a bag. There is no proof that you had anything to do with the killing of him.
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Interface to something that can process a BatchClustererEvent
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Interface specifying routines that all weka beans should implement
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| AbstractOffscreenChartRenderer |
Abstract base class for offscreen chart renderers.
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| AbstractTestSetProducer |
Abstract class for TestSetProducers that contains default implementations of
add/remove listener methods and defualt visual representation.
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| AbstractTestSetProducerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for AbstractTestSetProducer
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| AbstractTrainAndTestSetProducer |
Abstract base class for TrainAndTestSetProducers that contains default
implementations of add/remove listener methods and defualt visual
representation.
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| AbstractTrainAndTestSetProducerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for AbstractTrainAndTestSetProducers
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| AbstractTrainingSetProducer |
Abstract class for TrainingSetProducers that contains default implementations
of add/remove listener methods and default visual representation
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| AbstractTrainingSetProducerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for AbstractTrainingSetProducer
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| Appender |
A bean that appends multiple incoming data connections into a single data
set.
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| AppenderBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the appender bean
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| Associator |
Bean that wraps around weka.associations.
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| AssociatorBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the Associator wrapper bean
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| AssociatorCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the associator wrapper bean
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| AttributeSummarizer |
Bean that encapsulates displays bar graph summaries for attributes in a data
set.
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| AttributeSummarizerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the attribute summarizer bean
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| AttributeSummarizerCustomizer |
GUI customizer for attribute summarizer.
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| BatchAssociationRulesEvent |
Class encapsulating a set of association rules.
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| BatchClassifierEvent |
Class encapsulating a built classifier and a batch of instances to test on.
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| BatchClustererEvent |
Class encapsulating a built clusterer and a batch of instances to
test on.
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| BeanConnection |
Class for encapsulating a connection between two beans.
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| BeanInstance |
Class that manages a set of beans.
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| BeansProperties |
Utility class encapsulating various properties for the KnowledgeFlow and
providing methods to register and deregister plugin Bean components
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| BeanVisual |
BeanVisual encapsulates icons and label for a given bean.
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| ChartEvent |
Event encapsulating info for plotting a data point on the StripChart
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| ClassAssigner |
Bean that assigns a class attribute to a data set.
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| ClassAssignerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the class assigner bean
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| ClassAssignerCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the class assigner bean
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| Classifier |
Bean that wraps around weka.classifiers
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| ClassifierBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the Classifier wrapper bean
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| ClassifierCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the classifier wrapper bean
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| ClassifierPerformanceEvaluator |
A bean that evaluates the performance of batch trained classifiers
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| ClassifierPerformanceEvaluatorBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the classifier performance evaluator
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| ClassifierPerformanceEvaluatorCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the classifier performance evaluator component
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| ClassValuePicker | |
| ClassValuePickerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the class value picker bean
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| ClassValuePickerCustomizer | |
| Clusterer |
Bean that wraps around weka.clusterers
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| ClustererBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the Clusterer wrapper bean
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| ClustererCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the Clusterer wrapper bean
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| ClustererPerformanceEvaluator |
A bean that evaluates the performance of batch trained clusterers
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| ClustererPerformanceEvaluatorBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the clusterer performance evaluator
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| ConfigurationEvent |
Matching event for ConfigurationListener.
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| CostBenefitAnalysis |
Bean that aids in analyzing cost/benefit tradeoffs.
|
| CostBenefitAnalysisBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the cost/benefit analysis
|
| CrossValidationFoldMaker |
Bean for splitting instances into training ant test sets according to a cross
validation
|
| CrossValidationFoldMakerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the cross validation fold maker bean
|
| CrossValidationFoldMakerCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the cross validation fold maker bean
|
| DataSetEvent |
Event encapsulating a data set
|
| DataVisualizer |
Bean that encapsulates weka.gui.visualize.VisualizePanel
|
| DataVisualizerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the data visualizer
|
| DataVisualizerCustomizer |
GUI customizer for data visualizer.
|
| EnvironmentField | Deprecated |
| EnvironmentField.WideComboBox |
Combo box that allows the drop-down list to be wider than the component
itself.
|
| FileEnvironmentField | Deprecated |
| Filter |
A wrapper bean for Weka filters
|
| FilterBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the Filter bean
|
| FilterCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the filter bean
|
| FlowByExpression |
A bean that splits incoming instances (or instance streams) according to the
evaluation of a logical expression.
|
| FlowByExpressionBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for FlowByExpression
|
| FlowByExpressionCustomizer |
Customizer for the FlowByExpression node
|
| FlowRunner |
Small utility class for executing KnowledgeFlow flows outside of the
KnowledgeFlow application
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| FlowRunner.SimpleLogger | |
| GraphEvent |
Event for graphs
|
| GraphViewer |
A bean encapsulating weka.gui.treevisualize.TreeVisualizer
|
| GraphViewerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the graph viewer
|
| ImageEvent |
Event that encapsulates an Image
|
| ImageSaver |
Component that can accept ImageEvents and save their encapsulated
images to a file.
|
| ImageSaverBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the ImageSaver component.
|
| ImageSaverCustomizer |
Customizer for the ImageSaver component.
|
| ImageViewer |
A KF component that can accept imageEvent connections in order to display
static images in a popup window
|
| ImageViewerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the ImageViewer component
|
| IncrementalClassifierEvaluator |
Bean that evaluates incremental classifiers
|
| IncrementalClassifierEvaluatorBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the incremental classifier evaluator bean
|
| IncrementalClassifierEvaluatorCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the incremental classifier evaluator bean
|
| IncrementalClassifierEvent |
Class encapsulating an incrementally built classifier and current instance
|
| InstanceEvent |
Event that encapsulates a single instance or header information only
|
| InstanceStreamToBatchMaker |
Bean that converts an instance stream into a (batch) data set.
|
| InstanceStreamToBatchMakerBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the InstanceStreamToBatchMaker bean
|
| InteractiveTableModel | Deprecated
Use
weka.gui.InteractiveTableModel instead. |
| InteractiveTablePanel | Deprecated
Use
weka.gui.InteractiveTablePanel instead. |
| Join | |
| JoinBeanInfo |
BeanInfo for the Join step
|
| JoinCustomizer |
Customizer component for the Join step
|
| KnowledgeFlow |
Startup class for the KnowledgeFlow.
|
| KnowledgeFlowApp |
Main GUI class for the KnowledgeFlow.
|
| Loader |
Loads data sets using weka.core.converter classes
|
| LoaderBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the loader bean
|
| LoaderCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the loader bean
|
| LogPanel |
Class for displaying a status area (made up of a variable number of lines)
and a log area.
|
| MetaBean |
A meta bean that encapsulates several other regular beans, useful for
grouping large KnowledgeFlows.
|
| ModelPerformanceChart |
Bean that can be used for displaying threshold curves (e.g.
|
| ModelPerformanceChartBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the model performance chart
|
| ModelPerformanceChartCustomizer |
GUI customizer for model performance chart.
|
| Note |
Simple bean for displaying a textual note on the layout.
|
| NoteBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the Note bean.
|
| NoteCustomizer |
Customizer for the note component.
|
| PluginManager | Deprecated
Use weka.core.PluginManager instead
|
| PredictionAppender |
Bean that can can accept batch or incremental classifier events and produce
dataset or instance events which contain instances with predictions appended.
|
| PredictionAppenderBeanInfo |
Bean info class for PredictionAppender.
|
| PredictionAppenderCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the prediction appender bean
|
| Saver |
Saves data sets using weka.core.converter classes
|
| SaverBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the saver bean
|
| SaverCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the saver bean
|
| ScatterPlotMatrix |
Bean that encapsulates weka.gui.visualize.MatrixPanel for displaying a
scatter plot matrix.
|
| ScatterPlotMatrixBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the scatter plot matrix bean
|
| SerializedModelSaver |
A bean that saves serialized models
|
| SerializedModelSaverBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the serialized model saver bean
|
| SerializedModelSaverCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the SerializedModelSaver bean
|
| ShadowBorder | |
| Sorter |
Sorts incoming instances in ascending or descending
order according to the values of user specified attributes.
|
| SorterBeanInfo |
BeanInfo class for the Sorter step
|
| SorterCustomizer |
Customizer for the Sorter step
|
| SQLViewerPerspective |
Simple Knowledge Flow perspective that wraps the SqlViewer class
|
| StreamThroughput |
Class for measuring throughput of an incremental Knowledge Flow step.
|
| StripChart |
Bean that can display a horizontally scrolling strip chart.
|
| StripChartBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the strip chart bean
|
| StripChartCustomizer |
GUI Customizer for the strip chart bean
|
| SubstringLabeler |
A bean that finds matches in string attribute values (using either substring
or regular expression matches) and labels the instance (sets the value of a
new attribute) according to the supplied label for the matching rule.
|
| SubstringLabelerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the substring labeler bean
|
| SubstringLabelerCustomizer |
Customizer class for the Substring labeler step
|
| SubstringLabelerRules |
Manages a list of match rules for labeling strings.
|
| SubstringLabelerRules.SubstringLabelerMatchRule |
Inner class encapsulating the logic for matching
|
| SubstringReplacer |
A bean that can replace substrings in the values of string attributes.
|
| SubstringReplacerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the substring replacer
|
| SubstringReplacerCustomizer |
Customizer for the SubstringReplacer
|
| SubstringReplacerRules |
Manages a list of match and replace rules for replacing values in string
attributes
|
| SubstringReplacerRules.SubstringReplacerMatchRule |
Inner class encapsulating the logic for matching and replacing.
|
| TestSetEvent |
Event encapsulating a test set
|
| TestSetMaker |
Bean that accepts data sets and produces test sets
|
| TestSetMakerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the test set maker bean.
|
| TextEvent |
Event that encapsulates some textual information
|
| TextSaver |
Simple component to save the text carried in text events out to a file
|
| TextSaverBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the serialized model saver bean
|
| TextSaverCustomizer |
Customizer for the TextSaver component.
|
| TextViewer |
Bean that collects and displays pieces of text
|
| TextViewerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the text viewer
|
| ThresholdDataEvent |
Event encapsulating classifier performance data based on
varying a threshold over the classifier's predicted probabilities
|
| TrainingSetEvent |
Event encapsulating a training set
|
| TrainingSetMaker |
Bean that accepts a data sets and produces a training set
|
| TrainingSetMakerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the training set maker bean
|
| TrainTestSplitMaker |
Bean that accepts data sets, training sets, test sets and produces both a
training and test set by randomly spliting the data
|
| TrainTestSplitMakerBeanInfo |
Bean info class for the train test split maker bean
|
| TrainTestSplitMakerCustomizer |
GUI customizer for the train test split maker bean
|
| VisualizableErrorEvent |
Event encapsulating error information for a learning scheme
that can be visualized in the DataVisualizer
|
| WekaOffscreenChartRenderer |
Default OffscreenChartRenderer that uses Weka's built-in chart and graph
classes.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| KFIgnore |
Marker annotation.
|
| KFStep |
Optional annotation for plugin beans in the Knowledge Flow.
|
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Gives lift from a map I => Option[O] to a map X => Option[Y].
TrnsLtr from an input I to an output O, designed to be built recursively.
TrnsLtr from an input I to an output O, designed to be built recursively.
The most import class of translators are constructed from
* a split map I => Option[X], where X is obtained from I by taking Tuples, Lists and sub-types
* a join map Y => Option[O], where Y is obtained from O structurally, in the same way as X is obtained from I, e.g. X = (I, I) and Y = (O, O).
However X and Y may involve taking sub-types independently of each other.
Such a translator splits an input, recursively translates X to Y and combines the result with the join (all steps work optionally).
TrnsLtrs are built by combining others by OrElse, starting with basic translators specified by a function I => Option[O]. One can instead start with an empty translator.
Note that we can restrict the domain or extend the codomain of a translator by just using it as a function I => Option[O]. However this should be done after making all OrElse combinations, as the wrapped translator does not combine recursively.
A typical example of usage is as below
scala> import provingground._ import provingground._ scala> import OptMapLift._ import OptMapLift._ scala> class A defined class A scala> case class B(x: A, y: A) extends A defined class B scala> case class C(x: A, y: A) extends A defined class C scala> case object D extends A defined object D scala> val tt = TrnsLtr.Simple((x: A) => Some(x)) tt: provingground.TrnsLtr.Simple[A,A] = <function1> scala> val t = tt.<<>>(B.unapply _ , (C.apply _).tupled) t: provingground.TrnsLtr.OrElse[A,A] = <function1> scala> t (B(D, D)) res1: Option[A] = Some(C(D,D))
Gives lift from a map I => Option[O] to a map X => Option[Y]. Generally constructed using combinators, starting with the identity.


Hey! This little guide page is supposed to explain the syntax of programming and specification languages, used by the system, and tell you a bit about the specification structure itself. Hope it helps!
Pseudocode - the programming language of our system - consists of a few simple commands, that can be joined together.
To name a variable, you can use decimal digits 0-9, lowercase Latin letters a-z, uppercase Latin letters A-Z, and the underscore sign. Note that a valid name must start with an lowercase Latin letter. The names, starting with an uppercase letter, are reserved for specification predicates. This allows the specification refer to variables, that the program will not be able to change.
In pseudocode, an integer expression can be one of these:
1, -2, 39
x, -a[i], a[i][x - 3]
1 + 2, y - 3*b, 5*5*5*5
(1 - 2), -(5 - 6)
In pseudocode, a boolean expression is one of the following:
T, F
0 < i && i < n || i = -1
1 + 1 = 2, 3 <= 5, x <> a[i]
The two most basic commands are:
skip
abort
The assignment command assigns some integer expression to a variable name.
<var-list> := <int-expr-list>
Here's a few examples of valid assignment commands:
x := 1
x := 5 - (y + 3 * z)
x, y := y, x
a[i] := -1
a[i], a[j] := a[j], a[i]
Two commands might be conjoined into one which has the effect of executing the original commands in sequence. For this ; (semicolon) operator is used. For example:
x := 1; y := 5; abort
In general, a branching command has this kind of structure:
if <bool-expr> -> <command> | <bool-expr> -> <command> ... | <bool-expr> -> <command> fi
For example, it might look like this:
if a < 10 -> y := x; x := a | a >= 10 -> abort fi
A branching command is executed by this algorithm:
In general, a repetition command has this kind of structure:
do <bool-expr> -> <command> | <bool-expr> -> <command> ... | <bool-expr> -> <command> od
For example, it might look like this:
do x <> a[i] -> i := i + 1 od
A repetition command is executed by this algorithm:
The language of specification predicates is similar to boolean expressions of pseudocode, except it is extended with various kinds of quantifiers.
To name a variable, you can use decimal digits 0-9, lowercase Latin letters a-z, uppercase Latin letters A-Z, and the underscore sign. A valid name must start with a lowercase or an uppercase Latin letter. Note that the names, starting with an uppercase letter, cannot be changed in the program.
In a predicate, an integer expression can be one of these:
1, -2, 39
x, -a[i], A[i][x - 3]
1 + 2, y - 3*b, 5*5*5*5
(1 - 2), -(5 - 6)
(SUM <variable> : <condition-predicate> : <integer-expression>)
(PROD <variable> : <condition-predicate> : <integer-expression>)For example consider this sum of an array elements:
(SUM k : 0 <= k < n : a[k])
(NUM <variable> : <condition-predicate> : <value-predicate>)For example consider this quantifier, that represents the number of array elements, which are less than 5:
(NUM k : 0 <= k < n : a[k] < 5)
A predicate is one of the following:
T, F
A => B && C <=> (A => B) && (A => C)
A => B || C <=> (A => B) || (A => C)
1 + 1 = 2, 3 <= 5, x <> a[i]
0 <= k < n, n > j >= 0
x, y, z = 1, 2, 3
(FORALL k : 0 <= k < n : a[k] < 5)And here's the quantifier, meaning "there is an element, that is less then 5, in the array a from 0 to n-1":
(EXISTS k : 0 <= k < n : a[k] < 5)
The program specification contains:
You can count on the precondition predicate being true before your program starts execution, i.e. consider your program will only ever be run in such a program states, that the precondition predicate is true.
The postcondition predicate, on the other hand, describes the target states of your program, i.e. you program must terminate in such a state that the postcondition predicate is true.
Loop invariants and variants are given for every loop your program would need implementing. The order is the same as the order of loops in your program top to bottom (including nested loops). The loop invariant is a predicate that must be true before and after each loop iteration (execution of loop body). The loop variant is a non-negative integer function, that should decrease with each loop iteration.


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Is there anyway that EMONCMS can be modified to have timed settings?
I have Solar power that's diverted into a Spa and HWC when the sun is out and I subtract the HWC and Spa power from incoming power so I have a comparison between house usage, generation and spare power. My EMONCMS input config reads something like
Grid + Solar - HWC - Spa then Log to Feed "house_power"
However late in the evening a timer switches both of them to normal operation and I would like to be able to see this in the house power so I can get an idea of how long the heaters are running for to topup when the Solar has been insufficient.
Late afternoon I would like the config to be
Grid + Solar - HWC then Log to Feed "house_power"
and after dark
Grid + Solar - HWC then Log to Feed "house_power"
Is the input config stored in a text file that I could swap using a timed batch file? Can anyone think of a better way?
Re: Timed inputs?
Hi sheppy
How is the "timed override" managed?
Given the scenario you describe I would be looking at informing emoncms of when the "timed override" is in play by posting a "timed override status" and that could be triggered along with the switchover. eg a cron job to send 2 commands A) switchover powersource B) update emoncms input. Once you have a override status input of 1 or 0 it becomes easier to use a 'x override status' process to log to separate feeds.
The processlist is stored in the inputs mySQL table so it is possible using mySQL but not ideally the way to go. That being said if determined, you could use the emoncms "Input process actions" api's to delete and rebuild the processlist at each changeover but that's messy too.
Paul
Re: Timed inputs?
Hi Paul,
the changeover is using 2 timers with changeover contacts so they'll never be an exact time match to EMONCMS and . I'm not a programmer and I don't know anything about SQL in any depth, is it difficult to learn?
Is there a simpler way for a novice?
Cheers
Kevin
Re: Timed inputs?
"the changeover is using 2 timers with changeover contacts" So you are looking for an approximation of the changeover(s) based on time, rather than an aligned notification. The best wat forward at this point is still to use cron, (assuming you are using a Pi or linux PC, windows scheduler or the mac equivalent otherwise).
The concept would be the same except you would be just setting the trigger time(s) to match the timer(s). It's easy to do and gives you the flexibility to operate them at different times.
Even if you did go the SQL route or your original text file question these would still need timed triggers so they do not alter the source of the trigger just how the processing is done, and that is easily managed with a "x override status" feed so cron plus override status feed is definitely easier.
You could actually do away with the timers by manually switching the opto-triac switch (either within the code or on the physical circuit) rather than the diversion logic. This would not only remove the need for the timers, it would align the switching and provide a route to adding a manual "+1hr boost" via a emoncms button or accommodating seasonal/lifestyle changes or even adding a temp sensor etc.
Whether you keep the timers or not cron is the best way to tell emoncms of a timed event. I use this method to switch the unit price of my elec for peak and off-peak to provide a pence per hour rate of use throughout the day.
Paul
EDIT - An after thought is that I believe the extended emoncms has a scheduler but I'm not familiar with that version, the cron method I can walk you through but need to know if you are running emonhub and/or local emoncms, versions etc. My points about manually switching the diverter rather than the timers was based on the assumption you are using a Mk2 or similar but may apply to others too.
Re: Timed inputs?
Check this: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10019
Available on Extended version.
You can program you inputlist with scheduled conditions to log to different feeds.
Re: Timed inputs?
Paul,
I am keen for you to walk me through this although I'm using a standalone diverter (SolaControla on the HWC plus a slave unit for the spa.) EMONCMS and the diverter aren't connected unless I add in a relay board to replace the timers. This idea does have merit as it would allow me to switch the water heating back on when I've been away from home, however I would still have to provide a press here to turn on button for my significant other.
I currently use my pi2 as the main EMONHUB > EMONCMS source. I also have a feed to EMONCMS.org but this is historical and can be removed.
I've been in IT for years, however Raspbian is a new thing to me. I prefer using text files where possible as its what I regularly do however I'm happy to go the SQL route if it makes sense
Kevin
Re: Timed inputs?
Thanks for that, it looks promising however I'm on the low write version due to using a SD Card.
Is there any way to get the scheduler into the low write version of EMONCMS?
Re: Timed inputs?
Hi Kevin
I wouldn't recommend the SQL route, the point was rather than text file the processlist is held in an SQL table and therefore it is probably possible to edit via SQL.This only manipulates the processlist for which you still need a timed trigger. If the timed trigger is pointed at emoncms directly the processing can be done without manipulating the proceslist at each time period change.
I'm afraid I have no idea about the extended scheduler, It looks fantastic and yes I would expect you could find a away to use it with your existing set-up, but I have no experience, there is no easy-how-to-guide and it might not be straight forward or compatible. The extra learning curve, potential hiccups and additional overhead may not pay off for just a timed input
You probably cannot interact with that diverter directly (not easily anyway) so best to tackle the load switching as a separate thing after you have the monitoring sorted.
I highly recommend using cron.
Unlock the read-only filesystem
Open a new crontab for emonhub
add the following to the end, replacing MM and HH (24hr clock) for test purposes you can set a trigger to happen in a few minutes time and the other for a minute or 2 after that. You can also use a different node id I have preselected 28 to keep this towards the bottom of your inputs page.
Save and exit the crontab ctrl-x, Y & enter, open emonhub.conf for editing
add the following to the [interfacers] section
Job done! You should see input 28 appear in emoncms with a value of 1 at the 1st time you set and that value should update to 0 at the second time. To change the times use
There are many ways of flaying the proverbial moggy but I think this best suits the need, it's the easiest to implement and use so I've included it as an option.
Paul
Re: Timed inputs?
Thanks Paul,
Unfortunately I failed at the first line - see below
pi@emonbase ~ $ sudo crontab -u emonhub
crontab: usage error: file name must be specified for replace
usage: crontab [-u user] file
crontab [ -u user ] [ -i ] { -e | -l | -r }
(default operation is replace, per 1003.2)
-e (edit user's crontab)
-l (list user's crontab)
-r (delete user's crontab)
-i (prompt before deleting user's crontab)
pi@emonbase ~ $
Re: Timed inputs?
Ahh! there should of been a trailing "-e" on the command (I've updated it now). I was working from memory as I have it added to the emonhub "menu" of commands now and just use "emonhub -t" to edit the emonhub crontab (even in read-only mode).
Paul
Re: Timed inputs?
That worked once I remembered to set the times in UTC.
I now have an input that updates from 0 to 1 and back again at the times set in Cron
Is there a way of converting this into an input that enables and then disables at certain times?
Re: Timed inputs?
Thanks for the info, very interesting. Unfortunately I'm on the low write version due to using a Pi and SDCard. Is there a way of manually adding this to the low write version?
Re: Timed inputs?
Different timezones can be accommodated in cron by switching to the required timezone code before use. For example my off-peak period (00:15 - 07:15) doesn't follow DST so as the RPi timezone is set to the local timezone I define the UTC timezone for those events in cron like this.
In this sample you can also see I have 2 values (inputs) for node 14 which switch oppositely, this was an easy way to achieve peak on/off & off-peak on/off feeds. since then I have moved to using just one value for a variety of reasons.
In emoncms the input processing for that single input (for your application) could be
All other calculations should be done in the more frequently updated inputs using x feeds "Boost period" and "Diverter mode"
Paul
Re: Timed inputs?
Thanks Paul,
I'll have a play over the next couple of days and report back


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