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conformalIte
supports four algorithms: the nested approach with exact and inexact
calibration for cases with both potential outcomes missing, the naive approach for cases with both potential outcomes missing and the counterfactual
inference for cases with only one potential outcome missing. For each algorithm, it supports both
split conformal inference and CV+, including weighted Jackknife+ as a special case. For each type, it
supports both conformalized quantile regression (CQR) and standard conformal inference based on conditional mean regression.
conformalIte( X, Y, T, alpha = 0.1, algo = c("nest", "naive", "counterfactual"), exact = FALSE, type = c("CQR", "mean"), side = c("two", "above", "below"), quantiles = NULL, outfun = NULL, outparams = list(), psfun = NULL, psparams = list(), cfprop = 0.5, citype = c("CQR", "mean"), lofun = NULL, loquantile = 0.5, loparams = list(), upfun = NULL, upquantile = 0.5, upparams = list(), useCV = FALSE, trainprop = 0.75, nfolds = 10, wthigh = 20, wtlow = 0.05 )
| X | covariates. |
|---|---|
| Y | observed outcome vector. |
| T | treatment indicator, a binary vector. |
| alpha | confidence level. |
| algo | a string that takes values in {"nest", "naive", "counterfactual"}. See Details. |
| exact | a logical indicating whether the exact calibration is used for nested approach. Used only when |
| type | a string that takes values in {"CQR", "mean"}. |
| side | a string that takes values in {"two", "above", "below"}. See Details. |
| quantiles | for covariates in the training data. Used only when |
| outfun | a function that models the conditional mean or quantiles, or a valid string.
The default is random forest when |
| outparams | a list of other parameters to be passed into |
| psfun | a function that models the missing mechanism (probability of missing given X), or a valid string. The default is "Boosting". See Details. |
| psparams | a list of other parameters to be passed into |
| cfprop | the proportion of units to be used to compute ITE intervals in nested approach. Used only when
|
| citype | the type of interval conformal inference used in the nested approach with exact calibration.
Used only when |
| lofun | the function to fit the lower bound, or a valid string. Used only when
|
| loquantile | the quantile to fit for |
| loparams | a list of other parameters to be passed into |
| upfun | the function to fit the upper bound, or a valid string. Used only when
|
| upquantile | the quantile to fit for |
| upparams | a list of other parameters to be passed into |
| useCV | FALSE for split conformal inference and TRUE for CV+. |
| trainprop | proportion of units for training |
| nfolds | number of folds. The default is 10. Used only when |
| wthigh | upper truncation level of weights. See |
| wtlow | lower truncation level of weights. See |
a function that outputs the interval estimates on a given dataset. When algo = "nest"
or "naive"
, it takes
a single input X
; when algo = "counterfactual"
, it takes three inputs X
, Y
and T
.
#' @seealso
conformal
, conformalInt
, conformalCf
The algorithm to be used is controlled by algo
and exact
:
(Default) when algo = "nest"
and exact = FALSE
, the inexact nested approach is used. It
first splits the data into two folds, with the second fold including cfprop
fraction of units. Then it applies
conformalCf
on the first fold to compute counterfactual intervals on the second fold, which further yields
interval estimates of ITE \(\hat{C}(X_i)\). Finally it fits \(\hat{C}^{L}(X_i)\) and \(\hat{C}^{R}(X_i)\) on \(X_i\)'s.
When algo = "nest"
and exact = TRUE
, the exact nested approach is used. It has the same steps as the inexact nested approach to produce
ITE intervals \(\hat{C}(X_i)\)'s on the second fold but then applies conformalInt
to calibrate them.
When algo = "naive"
, the naive approach is used. It applies conformalCf
on the data and
produce counterfactual intervals for both Y(1) and Y(0). The ITE intervals are computed by contrasting two counterfactual intervals.
When algo = "counterfactual"
, it handles the case where the treatment assignments and the observed outcome are
both available for each testing point. As with the naive approach, it applies conformalCf
on the data and
produce counterfactual intervals for both Y(1) and Y(0). The ITE intervals are then computed by contrasting the observed outcome
and the interval for the missing potential outcome.
When side = "above"
,
intervals are of form [-Inf, a(x)] and when side = "below"
the intervals are of form [a(x), Inf].
When type = "CQR"
, quantiles
must be a vector of 2, regardless of side
. When side = "two"
, quantiles
will be used in outfun
for both Y(1) and Y(0); when side = "above"
or "below"
, quantiles[1]
will be used for Y(0) and quantiles[2]
will be used for Y(1).
outfun
is applied to both Y(1) and Y(0). outfun
can be a valid string, including
"RF" for random forest that predicts the conditional mean, a wrapper built on randomForest
package.
Used when type = "mean"
.
"quantRF" for quantile random forest that predicts the conditional quantiles, a wrapper built on
grf
package. Used when type = "CQR"
.
"Boosting" for gradient boosting that predicts the conditional mean, a wrapper built on gbm
package. Used when type = "mean"
.
"quantBoosting" for quantile gradient boosting that predicts the conditional quantiles, a wrapper built on
gbm
package. Used when type = "CQR"
.
"BART" for gradient boosting that predicts the conditional mean, a wrapper built on bartMachine
package. Used when type = "mean"
.
"quantBART" for quantile gradient boosting that predicts the conditional quantiles, a wrapper built on
bartMachine
package. Used when type = "CQR"
.
or a function object whose input must include, but not limited to
Y
for outcome in the training data.
X
for covariates in the training data.
Xtest
for covariates in the testing data.
When type = "CQR"
, outfun
should also include an argument quantiles
that is either
a vector of length 2 or a scalar, depending on the argument side
. The output of outfun
must be a matrix with two columns giving the conditional quantile estimates when quantiles
is
a vector of length 2; otherwise, it must be a vector giving the conditional quantile estimate or
conditional mean estimate. Other optional arguments can be passed into outfun
through outparams
.
lofun
and upfun
have the same forms as outfun
except that the input quantiles
must be scalar when citype = "CQR"
, instead of a vector of 2, because only one conditional quantile
is fitted. The argument loquantile
is used for lofun
and the argument hiquantile
is used
for upfun
. Moreover, the output must be a vector giving the conditional quantile estimate or conditional mean
estimate. Other optional arguments can be passed into lofun
through loparams
and upfun
through upparams
.
psfun
can be a valid string, including
"RF" for random forest that predicts the propensity score, a wrapper built on randomForest
package.
Used when type = "mean"
.
"Boosting" for gradient boosting that predicts the propensity score, a wrapper built on gbm
package. Used when type = "mean"
.
or a function object whose input must include, but not limited to
Y
for treatment assignment, a binary vector, in the training data.
X
for covariates in the training data.
Xtest
for covariates in the testing data.
The output of psfun
must be a vector of predicted probabilities. Other optional arguments
can be passed into psfun
through psparams
.
# Generate potential outcomes from two linear models set.seed(1) n <- 1000 d <- 5 X <- matrix(rnorm(n * d), nrow = n) beta <- rep(1, 5) Y1 <- X %*% beta + rnorm(n) Y0 <- rnorm(n) # Generate treatment indicators ps <- pnorm(X[, 1]) T <- as.numeric(ps < runif(n)) Y <- ifelse(T == 1, Y1, Y0) # Generate testing data ntest <- 5 Xtest <- matrix(rnorm(ntest * d), nrow = ntest) # Inexact nested method CIfun <- conformalIte(X, Y, T, alpha = 0.1, algo = "nest", exact = FALSE, type = "CQR", quantiles = c(0.05, 0.95), outfun = "quantRF", useCV = FALSE) CIfun(Xtest)#> lower upper #> 1 -5.174878 0.9523956 #> 2 -2.284414 3.4528021 #> 3 -3.264588 1.9959688 #> 4 -2.452312 3.2263473 #> 5 -3.920799 3.0461228# Exact nested method CIfun <- conformalIte(X, Y, T, alpha = 0.1, algo = "nest", exact = TRUE, type = "CQR", quantiles = c(0.05, 0.95), outfun = "quantRF", useCV = FALSE) CIfun(Xtest)#> lower upper #> 1 -8.905527 3.932071 #> 2 -7.303425 7.946331 #> 3 -7.970078 5.019329 #> 4 -7.498108 7.722120 #> 5 -8.004330 7.605108# naive method CIfun <- conformalIte(X, Y, T, alpha = 0.1, algo = "naive", type = "CQR", quantiles = c(0.05, 0.95), outfun = "quantRF", useCV = FALSE) CIfun(Xtest)#> lower upper #> 1 -7.587704 2.934888 #> 2 -4.220896 5.975642 #> 3 -7.502857 5.664854 #> 4 -6.149575 6.753550 #> 5 -6.417678 5.009251# counterfactual method, Y and T needs to be observed pstest <- pnorm(Xtest[, 1]) Ttest <- as.numeric(pstest < runif(ntest)) Y1test <- Xtest %*% beta + rnorm(ntest) Y0test <- rnorm(ntest) Ytest <- ifelse(Ttest == 1, Y1test, Y0test) CIfun <- conformalIte(X, Y, T, alpha = 0.1, algo = "counterfactual", type = "CQR", quantiles = c(0.05, 0.95), outfun = "quantRF", useCV = FALSE) CIfun(Xtest, Ytest, Ttest)#> lower upper #> 1 -7.393195 -4.246954 #> 2 -1.498675 3.662230 #> 3 -5.028467 -1.047062 #> 4 1.268865 5.046741 #> 5 -4.603067 2.053357


Constructs data frame with these fields:
unit: ID for unit
n: previous reference count values (measure of exposure), must at least be 1
y: previous count values of interest
n_new: new reference count values (measure of exposure), must at least be 1
y_new: new count values of interest
true_theta: true value of theta (if known)
theta_nopool: no-pooling estimate of theta
theta_complpool: complete-pooling estimate of theta
theta_partpool: partial-pooling estimate of theta
ucl_true_theta: UCL based on n_new and true value of theta (if known)
ucl_nopool: UCL based on n_new and no-pooling estimate of theta
ucl_complpool: UCL based on n_new and complete-pooling estimate of theta
ucl_partpool: UCL based on n_new and partial-pooling estimate of theta
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countcheck( unit = NULL, n = NULL, y = NULL, n_new = NULL, y_new = NULL, true_theta = NULL, beta = 0.376, factor_sd = 3, random_seed = 200731, precis_depth = 1 )
| unit | ID for unit |
|---|---|
| n | Previous reference count values (measure of exposure), must at least be 1 |
| y | Previous count values of interest |
| n_new | New reference count values (measure of exposure), must at least be 1 |
| y_new | New count values of interest |
| true_theta | True value of theta (if known; optional) |
| beta | Parameter for half-normal distribution of alpha (default: 0.376, so that the expected value of alpha is 0.3) - used in partial-pooling model |
| factor_sd | Factor multiplying standard deviation (default: 3) - used in calculation of UCLs |
| random_seed | Seed value (default: 200731) - used in simulation and by Stan |
| precis_depth | Depth parameter for rethinking::precis() (default: 1) - used by function for partial-pooling model |
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问题描述 :
Due to the crisis, the stock exchange rates change too quickly, which caused the stocks to become too risky assets. Since large and creditable banks cannot afford so much risk, they have to search for other activities that bring similar profit but that are more predictable. Such as betting the money in casinos.
You were asked by a manager of one important bank (whose name has to be kept secret, since this is a highly confidential matter) to develop a computer program that would help them to "invest" their money into a new modern roulette, operated by Casino Vater Und Tochter (CVUT).
The roulette is an unusual one. Each pocket ("number") may have a different price that must be paid when that particular number is used in a bet. Moreover, any bet in this roulette must simultaneously cover only adjacent pockets. The price of such a bet is the sum of prices for individual pockets.
Bank managers made a decision that in every bet, one half of the pockets must be covered. They supposed that if two such bets are made, all pockets will be covered and there will be absolutely no risk of losing. But they did not realize that croupiers also have to earn some money. This is why the number zero was introduced into roulettes. Therefore, the total number of pockets is always odd and two bets are not enough to cover all of them (there would always be one pocket left).
To eliminate any risks, it was decided that two bets are not enough. In each game, three bets must be made instead of two, to cover all existing pockets. Your task is to compute the minimal price of such bets.
输入:
The second line contains N positive integers separated by a space, denoting the price of individual pockets, in the order they appear on the circumference of the wheel. The last pocket is supposed to neighbor with the first one. All prices will be between zero and 1000.
The last roulette description is followed by a line containing zero.
输出:
The second line contains N positive integers separated by a space, denoting the price of individual pockets, in the order they appear on the circumference of the wheel. The last pocket is supposed to neighbor with the first one. All prices will be between zero and 1000.
The last roulette description is followed by a line containing zero.
样例输入:
5 1 2 3 4 5 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
样例输出:
16 51
题意就是按照边的权构造最小生成树，如果有生成树代表图是连通的，否则输出No solution.
然后将剩下的M-(N-1)条边加入生成树，统计点的次数，输出即可。
| Runid | Proid | Subtime | Judgestatus | Runtime | Memory | Language | Code Length | Author |
| 503906 | 2790 | 2010-08-16 19:55:57 | Accepted | 0.03 s | 1276 K | C++ | 1895 B | luyi0619 |
#include<iostream> #include<cstdio> #include<cstdlib> #include<cstring> #include<cctype> #include<cmath> #include<string> #include<queue> #include<vector> #include<map> #include<set> #include<algorithm> #include<functional> #define inf 0x7fffffff using namespace std; struct edge { int u,v,flag; bool operator >(const edge e) const { return u<e.u || u==e.u && v<e.v; } }; edge edg; vector<edge> ivec; int mat[51][51],root[51],times[51]; int getf(int x) { if(x==root[x]) return root[x]; else return root[x]=getf(root[x]); } int main() { int n,m; while(scanf("%d %d",&n,&m)==2) { memset(times,0,sizeof(times)); for(int i=0; i<=n; i++) root[i]=i; ivec.clear(); for(int i=0; i<n; i++) for(int j=0; j<n; j++) scanf("%1d",&mat[i][j]); for(int i=0; i<n; i++) { for(int j=i+1; j<n; j++) { if(mat[i][j]) { edg.u=i; edg.v=j; edg.flag=0; ivec.push_back(edg); } } } if(ivec.size()<m) { printf("No solution.\n"); continue; } sort(ivec.begin(),ivec.end(),greater<edge>()); int cnt=0; for(vector<edge>::iterator p=ivec.begin(); p!=ivec.end(); p++) { int f1=getf(p->u),f2=getf(p->v); if(f1!=f2) { cnt++; root[f1]=f2; times[p->v]++; times[p->u]++; p->flag=true; } } if(cnt!=n-1) { printf("No solution.\n"); continue; } for(vector<edge>::iterator p=ivec.begin(); p!=ivec.end(); p++) { if(!p->flag) { times[p->v]++; times[p->u]++; cnt++; } if(cnt == m) break; } if(cnt == m) { for(int i=0; i<n; i++) { if(i) printf(" "); printf("%d",times[i]); } printf("\n"); } else printf("No solution.\n"); } return 0; }
解题参考：http://www.cnblogs.com/luyi0619/archive/2010/08/16/1800971.html
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int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
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很好的方法，学习了
这是研发类的题还是算法类？
很好的题，还是能做出几道的，嘿嘿
刚开始学习，为啥会报错了
很好的思路，可以借鉴
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第一题还是比较考验智商~
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Defined in Module impact.collision-map, inherits from ig.Map
// Create CollisionMap var data = [ [1,2,6], [0,3,5], [2,8,1], ]; var collision = new ig.CollisionMap( 16, data ); // Do a trace var res = collision.trace( x, y, vx, vy, objectWidth, objectHeight ); if( res.collision.x || res.collision.y ) { // The trace collided with the map at // (res.pos.x, res.pos.y) }
An ig.Collision
takes a 2D tilemap and allows tracing against it for collisions.
The ig.Game class' .loadLevel() method takes the save data from Weltmeister and creates a CollisonMap if present.
By default, all entities trace against the ig.game.collisionMap as part of their update cycle.
tilesize
Width and height of a single tile in pixelsdata
A 2D Array (Array of Arrays) indicating where to draw which tile from the Tileset.New in 1.19
The optional tiledef
parameter specifies the tile definition to use. This defines which tiles are slopes etc. The default is ig.CollisionMap.defaultTileDef
. Pass an empty object ({}
) to only have solid/non-solid tiles.
Removed in 1.19
First tile number that is considered solid. Default 1
.
Removed in 1.19
Last tile number that is considered solid. Default 255
.
New in 1.20
The last tile number that is used for slopes. All tiles above this number can be used for custom tiles. .lastSlope
is automatically determined by the constructor through the tiledef property.
Does a trace from (x, y)
to (x + sx, y + sy)
for an object with the specified objectWidth
and objectHeight
. This method returns a "trace result" in the following form:
{ collision: { x: false, y: false, slope: false }, pos: { x: 0, y: 0 }, // Resulting object position tile: { x: 0, y: 0 } // Tile for the collision }
New in 1.19
The collision.slope
property is either false (if there was no slope collision) or an object with the properties x, y
- the slope direction - and nx, ny
- the slope normal.


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A sensible way of formulating this problem is to consider a large number of hypotheses about the range in which the bias-weighting of the coin might lie. If we denote the bias-weighting by \( H \), then \( H = 0 \) and \( H = 1 \) can represent a coin which produces a tail or a head on every flip, respectively. There is a continuum of possibilities for the value of H between these limits, with \( H = 0.5 \) indicating a fair coin. Our state of knowledge about the fairness, or the degree of unfairness, of the coin is then completely summarized by specifying how much we believe these various propositions to be true.
Let us perform a computer simulation of a coin-tossing experiment. This provides the data that we will be analysing.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
np.random.seed(999) # for reproducibility
a=0.6 # biased coin
flips=np.random.rand(2**12) # simulates 4096 coin flips
heads=flips<a # boolean array, heads[i]=True if flip i is heads
In the light of this data, our inference about the fairness of this coin is summarized by the conditional pdf: \( p(H|D,I) \). This is, of course, shorthand for the limiting case of a continuum of propositions for the value of \( H \); that is to say, the probability that \( H \) lies in an infinitesimally narrow range is given by \( p(H|D,I) dH \).
To estimate this posterior pdf, we need to use Bayes’ theorem (1). We will ignore the denominator \( p(D|I) \) as it does not involve bias-weighting explicitly, and it will therefore not affect the shape of the desired pdf. At the end we can evaluate the missing constant subsequently from the normalization condition $$ \begin{equation} \int_0^1 p(H|D,I) dH = 1. \tag{2} \end{equation} $$
The prior pdf, \( p(H|I) \), represents what we know about the coin given only the information \( I \) that we are dealing with a ‘strange coin’. We could keep a very open mind about the nature of the coin; a simple probability assignment which reflects this is a uniform, or flat, prior $$ \begin{equation} p(H|I) = \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} 1 & 0 \le H \le 1, \\ 0 & \mathrm{otherwise}. \end{array} \right. \tag{3} \end{equation} $$ We will get back later to the choice of prior and its effect on the analysis.
This prior state of knowledge, or ignorance, is modified by the data through the likelihood function \( p(D|H,I) \). It is a measure of the chance that we would have obtained the data that we actually observed, if the value of the bias-weighting was given (as known). If, in the conditioning information \( I \), we assume that the flips of the coin were independent events, so that the outcome of one did not influence that of another, then the probability of obtaining the data `R heads in N tosses' is given by the binomial distribution (we leave a formal definition of this to a statistics textbook) $$ \begin{equation} p(D|H,I) \propto H^R (1-H)^{N-R}. \tag{4} \end{equation} $$ It seems reasonable because \( H \) is the chance of obtaining a head on any flip, and there were \( R \) of them, and \( 1-H \) is the corresponding probability for a tail, of which there were \( N-R \). We note that this binomial distribution also contains a normalization factor, but we will ignore it since it does not depend explicitly on \( H \), the quantity of interest. It will be absorbed by the normalization condition (2).
We perform the setup of this Bayesian framework on the computer.
def prior(H):
p=np.zeros_like(H)
p[(0<=x)&(x<=1)]=1 # allowed range: 0<=H<=1
return p # uniform prior
def likelihood(H,data):
N = len(data)
no_of_heads = sum(data)
no_of_tails = N - no_of_heads
return H**no_of_heads * (1-H)**no_of_tails
def posterior(H,data):
p=prior(H)*likelihood(H,data)
norm=np.trapz(p,H)
return p/norm
The next step is to confront this setup with the simulated data. To get a feel for the result, it is instructive to see how the posterior pdf evolves as we obtain more and more data pertaining to the coin. The results of such an analyses is shown in Fig. 1.
x=np.linspace(0,1,100)
fig, axs = plt.subplots(nrows=4,ncols=3,sharex=True,sharey='row')
axs_vec=np.reshape(axs,-1)
axs_vec[0].plot(x,prior(x))
for ndouble in range(11):
ax=axs_vec[1+ndouble]
ax.plot(x,posterior(x,heads[:2**ndouble]))
ax.text(0.1, 0.8, '$N={0}$'.format(2**ndouble), transform=ax.transAxes)
for row in range(4): axs[row,0].set_ylabel('$p(H|D_\mathrm{obs},I)$')
for col in range(3): axs[-1,col].set_xlabel('$H$')
The panel in the top left-hand corner shows the posterior pdf for \( H \) given no data, i.e., it is the same as the prior pdf of Eq. (3). It indicates that we have no more reason to believe that the coin is fair than we have to think that it is double-headed, double-tailed, or of any other intermediate bias-weighting.
The first flip is obviously tails. At this point we have no evidence that the coin has a side with heads, as indicated by the pdf going to zero as \( H \to 1 \). The second flip is obviously heads and we have now excluded both extreme options \( H=0 \) (double-tailed) and \( H=1 \) (double-headed). We can note that the posterior at this point has the simple form \( p(H|D,I) = H(1-H) \) for \( 0 \le H \le 1 \).
The remainder of Fig. 1 shows how the posterior pdf evolves as the number of data analysed becomes larger and larger. We see that the position of the maximum moves around, but that the amount by which it does so decreases with the increasing number of observations. The width of the posterior pdf also becomes narrower with more data, indicating that we are becoming increasingly confident in our estimate of the bias-weighting. For the coin in this example, the best estimate of \( H \) eventually converges to 0.6, which, of course, was the value chosen to simulate the flips.


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$mdToast
is a service to build a toast notification on any position
on the screen with an optional duration, and provides a simple promise API.
Restrictions on custom toasts
- The toast's template must have an outer
<md-toast>
element.
- For a toast action, use element with class
md-action
.
- Add the class
md-capsule
for curved corners.
Usage
Open a Toast!
var app = angular.module('app', ['ngMaterial']);
app.controller('MyController', function($scope, $mdToast) {
$scope.openToast = function($event) {
$mdToast.show($mdToast.simple().content('Hello!'));
// Could also do $mdToast.showSimple('Hello');
};
});
Methods
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$mdToast.showSimple();
Convenience method which builds and shows a simple toast.
| Returns |
Description |
promise |
A promise that can be resolved with $mdToast.hide() or
rejected with $mdToast.cancel() .
|
-
$mdToast.simple();
Builds a preconfigured toast.
| Returns |
Description |
obj |
a $mdToastPreset with the chainable configuration methods:
- $mdToastPreset#content(string) - sets toast content to string
- $mdToastPreset#action(string) - adds an action button, which resolves the promise returned from
show() if clicked.
- $mdToastPreset#highlightAction(boolean) - sets action button to be highlighted
- $mdToastPreset#capsule(boolean) - adds 'md-capsule' class to the toast (curved corners)
- $mdToastPreset#theme(boolean) - sets the theme on the toast to theme (default is
$mdThemingProvider 's default theme)
|
-
$mdToast.updateContent();
Updates the content of an existing toast. Useful for updating things like counts, etc.
-
$mdToast.build();
Creates a custom $mdToastPreset
that you can configure.
| Returns |
Description |
obj |
a $mdToastPreset with the chainable configuration methods for shows' options (see below).
|
-
$mdToast.show(optionsOrPreset);
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
* optionsOrPreset
object
|
object |
Either provide an $mdToastPreset returned from simple()
and build() , or an options object with the following properties:
templateUrl - {string=} : The url of an html template file that will
be used as the content of the toast. Restrictions: the template must
have an outer md-toast element.
template - {string=} : Same as templateUrl, except this is an actual
template string.
scope - {object=} : the scope to link the template / controller to. If none is specified, it will create a new child scope.
This scope will be destroyed when the toast is removed unless preserveScope is set to true.
preserveScope - {boolean=} : whether to preserve the scope when the element is removed. Default is false
hideDelay - {number=} : How many milliseconds the toast should stay
active before automatically closing. Set to 0 or false to have the toast stay open until
closed manually. Default: 3000.
position - {string=} : Where to place the toast. Available: any combination
of 'bottom', 'left', 'top', 'right', 'fit'. Default: 'bottom left'.
controller - {string=} : The controller to associate with this toast.
The controller will be injected the local $hideToast , which is a function
used to hide the toast.
locals - {string=} : An object containing key/value pairs. The keys will
be used as names of values to inject into the controller. For example,
locals: {three: 3} would inject three into the controller with the value
of 3.
bindToController - bool : bind the locals to the controller, instead of passing them in. These values will not be available until after initialization.
resolve - {object=} : Similar to locals, except it takes promises as values
and the toast will not open until the promises resolve.
controllerAs - {string=} : An alias to assign the controller to on the scope.
parent - {element=} : The element to append the toast to. Defaults to appending
to the root element of the application.
|
| Returns |
Description |
promise |
A promise that can be resolved with $mdToast.hide() or
rejected with $mdToast.cancel() .
|
-
$mdToast.hide([response]);
Hide an existing toast and resolve the promise returned from $mdToast.show()
.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
response
*
|
* |
An argument for the resolved promise.
|
| Returns |
Description |
promise |
a promise that is called when the existing element is removed from the DOM
|
-
$mdToast.cancel([response]);
Hide the existing toast and reject the promise returned from
$mdToast.show()
.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
response
*
|
* |
An argument for the rejected promise.
|
| Returns |
Description |
promise |
a promise that is called when the existing element is removed from the DOM
|


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This game combines the grid generation of Net (see chapter 3) with the movement of Sixteen (see chapter 6): you have a Net grid, but instead of rotating tiles back into place you have to slide them into place by moving a whole row at a time.
As in Sixteen, control is with the mouse or cursor keys. See section 6.1.
On Android, please touch for left click and long press for right click. Also note that where this manual refers to pressing a letter on the keyboard, the Android version has icons at the bottom of the screen instead (Control and Shift are not available). There is also an optional "Night mode" which uses darker colours in low light.
The available game parameters have similar meanings to those in Net (see section 3.2) and Sixteen (see section 6.2).
Netslide was contributed to this collection by Richard Boulton.


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BASIC hp3478ext IMPLEMENTATION
If you just want a GPIB adapter, this basic variant is all you need.
This is also the simplest way to try it as an HP 3478A extension, but then there are some limitations:
1. Needs external (USB) power.
2. External connection to an HP 3478A takes some space.
3. Needs some kind of case to be used safely.
4. Doesn't have a buzzer for the continuity tester.
PARTS LIST
ATmega328P module, 5V, 16MHz
An Arduino Pro Mini-compatible board. The project doesn't use the Arduino environment, just the board.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=arduino+pro+mini
USB-UART converter module
For example, an FTDI FT232RL-based or a Silicon Labs CP2102-based board would work. It should have a DTR pin and be 5V tolerant. You'll need an FT232RL, if you want to take advantage of the 2M baud rate.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=usb+uart
GPIB cable or connector
It seems to be easier to find a cable than a connector.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=gpib+connector
CONNECTIONS
Wire the GPIB connector to the ATmega328P as shown in the table, below. The first column contains the pin assignments for the GPIB connector. The last column contains the pin assignments for the 328P. It has Arduino pin names silkscreened on the module.
/* GPIB| | | | ATmega | pin | name | description | direction | pin | ----+-------+--------------------+------------+---------+ 1 | DIO1 | Data bit 1 (LSB) | Talker | PD2 32 | 2 2 | DIO2 | Data bit 2 | Talker | PD3 1 | 3 3 | DIO3 | Data bit 3 | Talker | PD4 2 | 4 4 | DIO4 | Data bit 4 | Talker | PD5 9 | 5 5 | EOI | End Of Identity | Talker | PB3 15 | 11 6 | DAV | Data Valid | Controller | PB4 16 | 12 7 | NRFD | Not Ready For Data | Listener | PC0 23 | A0 8 | NDAC | No Data Accepted | Listener | PC1 24 | A1 9 | IFC | Interface Clear | Controller | PC2 25 | A2 10 | SRQ | Service Request | Slave | PC3 26 | A3 11 | ATN | Attention | Controller | PC4 27 | A4 12 | | Shield | | | 13 | DIO5 | Data bit 5 | Talker | PD6 10 | 6 14 | DIO6 | Data bit 6 | Talker | PD7 11 | 7 15 | DIO7 | Data Bit 7 | Talker | PB0 12 | 8 16 | DIO8 | Data bit 8 (MSB) | Talker | PB1 13 | 9 17 | REN | Remote Enabled | Controller | PC5 28 | A5 18 | | GND DAV | | | 19 | | GND NRFD | | | 20 | | GND NDAC | | | 21 | | GND IFC | | | 22 | | GND SRQ | | | 23 | | GND ATN | | | 24 | | GND data | | | GND | LED | | OUT | PB5 | |BUZZER | Buzzer PWM (OC1B) | OUT | PB2 | */
Connect the ATmega328P to the UART module as follows:
TX - RXO RX - TXI GND - GND DTR - GRN 5V - VCC
FLASHING THE FIRMWARE
A link to the hex
and EEPROM files
can be found on the project page
at
https://kirill-ka.github.io/hp3478ext/
The EEPROM .eep file contains the default settings and is only needed if the EEPROM gets corrupted for some reason. The firmware is flashed with the following avrdude command (assuming the standard bootloader is pre-programmed on the Atmega, which is usually the case):
avrdude -b 57600 -c arduino -p m328p -P /dev/ttyUSB0 -U flash:w:hp3478-ext.hex
Change /dev/ttyUSB0 to the appropriate port for your USB-UART converter module.
Note: You could probably flash the hex file using the Arduino IDE. I don't use it, so I don't know.
Important: I highly recommend setting the brownout detection fuses to 4.3V. The reason for this is that the ATmega will be powered by GPIB signal lines when the USB is disconnected. Then, it tends to hang and corrupt its EEPROM. Note that fuse programming can't be done via the bootloader and requires an ISP programmer. The command for setting the fuses is as follows:
avrdude -c dragon_isp -p m328p -Uefuse:w:0x04:m


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public interface JdbcMXBean
Interface of JDBC management bean (MXBean).
JDBC MXBean provides management operations for monitoring JDBC driver and operations to retrieve gathered statistics from special JDBC hierarchy of Simons.org.javasimon.jdbc4
). There is prefix of this hierarchy that is associated with
one instance of monitored JDBC driver. Typically, thare is only one driver instance used
in application, because of connection to one type of database. If application is connected
to different types of database (i.e. oracle and mysql), there is possibility to differentiate
each used driver by specifying Simon hierarchy prefix for driver.JdbcMXBeanImpl.JdbcMXBeanImpl(org.javasimon.Manager, String)
)
or later through setter (setPrefix(String)
). Then is also possible to register Jdbc mxbean
for each prefix.
Monitoring of the JDBC driver is enabled only if Java Simon JDBC proxy driver is used
over orginal JDBC driver (eg. Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL etc.). For more details how to do
that, please look at Driver
a package org.javasimon.jdbc4
javadoc.
JdbcMXBeanImpl
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
JdbcObjectInfo |
connectionsStat()
Retrieves summary data about JDBC connection objects. |
void |
disableMonitoring()
Disables monitoring (gathering statistics) by associated JDBC Simon hierarchy, see ( org.javasimon.jdbc ). |
void |
enableMonitoring()
Enables monitoring (gathering statistics) by associated JDBC Simon hierarchy, see ( org.javasimon.jdbc ). |
String |
getPrefix()
Returns actual prefix associated with mxbean. |
String[] |
getSqlCommands()
Returns SQL command types ( select , insert , delete , etc). |
StopwatchSample |
getSqlCommandStat(String cmd)
Retrieves summary data about all executed SQL commands of eneterd type (for instance summary data of all executed selects). |
String[] |
getSqls(String cmd)
Returns hashs of different SQL commands of one type ( select , insert ,
delete , etc). |
StopwatchSample |
getSqlStat(String sql)
Retrieves summary data about all same executed SQLs (for instance summary data of all executed select * from foo where bar => 0 ). |
boolean |
isMonitoringEnabled()
Returns state of monitoring JDBC driver. |
JdbcObjectInfo |
resultsetsStat()
Retrieves summary data about JDBC result set objects. |
void |
setPrefix(String value)
Sets custom prefix of JDBC Simon hierarchy, see more JdbcMXBean . |
JdbcObjectInfo |
statementsStat()
Retrieves summary data about JDBC statement objects. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
String getPrefix()
void setPrefix(String value)
JdbcMXBean
.
value
- new prefixvoid enableMonitoring()
org.javasimon.jdbc
). Works if SimonManager is enabled, look
SimonManager.isEnabled()
.
void disableMonitoring()
org.javasimon.jdbc
). If SimonManager is already disabled has no effect,
look SimonManager.disable()
.
boolean isMonitoringEnabled()
true
if associated prefix is enabled; otherwise false
JdbcObjectInfo connectionsStat()
JdbcObjectInfo
JdbcObjectInfo statementsStat()
JdbcObjectInfo
JdbcObjectInfo resultsetsStat()
JdbcObjectInfo
String[] getSqlCommands()
select
, insert
, delete
, etc).
If client application uses DDL commands like create
, alter
and other,
those are included too. Special case are batch-es, they are referenced as batch
.
getSqlCommandStat(String)
,
getSqls(String)
StopwatchSample getSqlCommandStat(String cmd)
cmd
- SQL command type
StopwatchSample
, or null
if
entered sql command type has no associated javasimon (it means, no sql of this type was
executed yet, for instance no update was executed yet)connectionsStat()
String[] getSqls(String cmd)
select
, insert
,
delete
, etc). Each hash represent one sql command with (and its many executions).
cmd
- cmd SQL command type (select
, insert
, delete
, etc)
getSqlCommands()
,
getSqlStat(String)
StopwatchSample getSqlStat(String sql)
select * from foo where bar => 0
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
EZETIMIBE
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 94
EZETIMIBE RxNorm: 341248 ATC: C10BA05 C10AX09 C10BA02 |
CICLOSPORIN RxNorm: 3008 ATC: L04AD01 S01XA18 |
For one thing, increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependent) of the rhabdomyolysis type, due to increase of the concentrations of ezetimibe; for another thing, possible increase of the concentrations of ciclosporin |
Not recommended |
EZETIMIBE RxNorm: 341248 ATC: C10BA05 C10AX09 C10BA02 |
FENOFIBRATE RxNorm: 8703 ATC: C10AB05 C10BA03 C10BA04 |
Risk of gallstones due to increase of the biliary excretion of cholesterol |
Not recommended |


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Wonderful Typography
Lato – A Sans Serif Typeface Family
Lato is a sans serif typeface family started in the summer of 2010 by Warsaw-based designer Łukasz Dziedzic. »Lato« means »Summer« in Polish. In December 2010 the Lato family was published under the Open Font License by his foundry tyPoland, with support from Google.
In the last ten or so years, during which Łukasz has been designing type, most of his projects were rooted in a particular design task that he needed to solve. With Lato, it was no different. Originally, the family was conceived as a set of corporate fonts for a large client — who in the end decided to go in different stylistic direction, so the family became available for a public release.
When working on Lato, Łukasz tried to carefully balance some potentially conflicting priorities. He wanted to create a typeface that would seem quite “transparent” when used in body text but would display some original traits when used in larger sizes. He used classical proportions (particularly visible in the uppercase) to give the letterforms familiar harmony and elegance. At the same time, he created a sleek sans serif look, which makes evident the fact that Lato was designed in 2010 — even though it does not follow any current trend.
The semi-rounded details of the letters give Lato a feeling of warmth, while the strong structure provides stability and seriousness. “Male and female, serious but friendly. With the feeling of the Summer,” says Łukasz. Learn more at www.latofonts.com
About Volkhov

Volkhov is a low-contrast seriffed typeface with a robust character, intended for providing a motivating reading experience. Volkhov was designed by Ivan Petrov.
Feeling Responsive uses Volkhov for…

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As a four-weight family it is well-suited for complex text environments being economic and legible, contemporary and prominent. Many of its design solutions relate to this purpose: large open counters, rather short descenders, and brutal asymmetric serifs.
Heading in Volkhov

Spacing in Bold is slightly increased compared to the normal weight, because the bold mass is mostly grown inwards. The Italic has a steep angle and a distinctive calligraphically reminiscent character, as a counterpart to the rigorous Regular.
Modular Scale
Feeling Responsive explores the 2:3 perfect fifth modular scale created with www.modular-scale.com. This is the modular scale of Feeling Responsive.
44px @ 1:1.5 – Ideal text size
16px @ 1:1.5 – Important number
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| 44.000 | 1 | 2.75 | 338.462 |
| 36.000 | 0.818 | 2.25 | 276.923 |
| 29.333 | 0.667 | 1.833 | 225.638 |
| 24.000 | 0.545 | 1.5 | 184.615 |
| 19.555 | 0.444 | 1.222 | 150.423 |
| 16.000 | 0.364 | 1 | 123.077 |
Typographical Elements
Here you’ll find the complete list of HTML5-Tags and this is how they look like.

 Horizontal Line

 Displaying Code

<title>Code Blocks</title>

 Quotation
Everything happens for a reason. (Britney Spears)

 and  together
Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter. Mark Twain

 Ordered Lists
- Ordered List
- Second List Item
- Third List Item
- Second Level First Item
- Second Level Second Item
- Second Level Third Item
- And a third level First Item
- And a third level Second Item
- And a third level Third Item
- Fourth List Item
- Fifth List Item

 Unordered Lists
- Unordered List
- Second List Item
- Third List Item
- Second Level First Item
- Second Level Second Item
- Second Level Third Item
- And a third level First Item
- And a third level Second Item
- And a third level Third Item
- Fourth List Item
- Fifth List Item

 Definition Lists
- Definition List
- Bacon ipsum dolor sit amet spare ribs brisket ribeye, andouille sirloin bresaola frankfurter corned beef capicola bacon. Salami beef ribs sirloin, short loin hamburger shoulder t-bone.
 Hamburger t-bone ribeye ham prosciutto bresaola.
- Pancetta flank sirloin pork
- short ribs shankle prosciutto landjaeger. Beef ribs turkey shoulder drumstick. Leberkas pork belly ribeye, bresaola jerky strip steak tenderloin bacon landjaeger short ribs beef ribs. Flank pork chop fatback tail kielbasa filet mignon jowl landjaeger bresaola tongue corned beef biltong.
- Landjaeger spare ribs fatback corned beef tenderloin drumstick, swine chicken beef turkey biltong doner tri-tip filet mignon.

Links make the web exceptional.

Let’s emphasize how important responsive webdesign is.

This looks like bold text.

This is small text.
<s>
It’s nice getting things done. Just strike through finished tasks.

Albert Einstein
<q>
If you use <q> your text gets automagically quotes around the text passage
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<dfn>
The <dfn> tag is a phrase tag. It defines a definition term.

The WHO was founded in 1948.
<time>
The concert took place on .

Some code: lucida console
displayed.
<var>
The <var> tag is a phrase tag. It defines a variable.
<samp>
Text surrounded by <samp> looks like this in monospace.

Copycats enjoy pressing CMD + c and CMD + v.

This text lays low and chills a bit.

This text gets high above the clouds.

This looks italic.

This looks bold, too.

Underlining content for emphasize is not the best choice. You can't read it so well.

Let’s mark this hint to give you a clue.

Need a break? I give you three!
Footnotes
If you need footnotes for your posts, articles and entries, the Kramdown-Parser 1 got you covered. How to use footnotes? Read this footnote. 2

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Tables
Even tables are responsive thanks to foundation. A table can consist of these elements.
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| <colgroup> | specifies a group of one or more columns in a table for formatting. The <colgroup> tag is useful for applying styles to entire columns, instead of repeating the styles for each cell, for each row. | no styling needed |
| <col> | specifies column properties for each column within a `<colgroup>` element | no styling needed |
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|  | defines a header cell in an HTML table | font-weight: bold; |
|  | defines a standard cell in an HTML table | font-weight: normal; |
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Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua 2 date, time, price, boxing odds, undercard & how to watch the fight
by Steven MuehlhausenCan Andy Ruiz Jr. prove he isn't the next James "Buster" Douglas?
Ruiz (33-1, 22 KOs) gets the chance to show the boxing world his monumental upset wasn't a fluke in a rematch against Anthony Joshua for theIBF, WBA (super) and WBO heavyweight belts Ruiz claimed in their first fight. The sequelis set for Saturday, Dec. 7 from theDiriyah Arena in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, live and exclusively on DAZN.
Ruiz entered their first fight June 1as a 9-1 underdog. Except for those closest to him, no one gave Ruiz a prayer against Joshua, who had been regarded as the best heavyweight in the world. Then everything changed for the 30-year-old career challenger.
Joshua (22-1, 21 KOs) appeared to have things well in control in the third round when he sent Ruiz to the canvas with a thudding left hook. Instead of wilting like those before him, Ruiz smiled, dusted himself off, and dropped Joshua with a left hand of his own. Near the end of the round, Ruiz sent Joshua to mat one time with a straight right hand.
Join DAZN to watch Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 & 100+ fight nights a year
Then in the fateful seventh round, Ruiz delivered the final blows and made history, knocking Joshua down two more times. After the final knockdown, referee Michael Griffin asked Joshua if he could continue. Joshua said he could but couldn't convince Griffin that he was serious and waved the bout off, and Ruiz became the first heavyweight champion of Mexican descent.
When the dust settled, Joshua didn't waste much time to invoke the rematch clause in the contract. It was just a matter of securing a location for the biggest fight of 2019. Suitors from all over the world looked to host with Cardiff, Wales in Joshua's native England being the front runner. But at the last second, the kingdom of Saudi Arabia swooped in and secured the bout.
Here's a complete guide to Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua 2, which is again available exclusively for streaming on DAZN rather than traditional pay-per-view, along with updated betting odds, PPV price, who's on the undercard and more.
MORE: Read the latest Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 news at SN's fight HQ
When is Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua 2?
- Date: Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019
- Start time: 11 a.m. ET
- Main event: 4 p.m. ET (approximate)
- Live stream: Only on DAZN
The rematch between Andy Ruiz Jr. and Anthony Joshuawill take place in the afternoon on Dec. 7 from Diriyah Arena in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. The broadcast starts at 11a.m. ET, culminating in the main event between Ruiz and Joshua. Expect the two heavyweights to make their ring walks around 4 p.m.ET, 1p.m. PT.
It is the last of four major DAZN fights of the fall season, which included wins for GGG and Canelo Alvarez and the Logan Paul vs. KSI rematch.
MORE: The biggest heavyweight upsets in boxing history
Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 live stream: How to watch the fight
Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua 2 is not available on pay-per-view. Instead, fans in North Americacan sign up to watch the fight online with DAZN, a subscription-based sports streaming service.The first fight was between Ruiz and Joshua was also exclusively broadcast on DAZN.
DAZN is available on a variety of platforms, including Roku, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, iOS, Android, Xbox One, Playstation 4 and Playstation 3, as well as Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari browsersvia DAZN.com.
Comcast customers can sign up for DAZNonXfinity Flex.
MORE ABOUT DAZN
- Meet DAZN, the first dedicated live sports streaming service
- What sports are live-streamed on DAZN?
- How much does DAZN's live sports streaming service cost?
How much does the Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 fight cost?
- 1 month DAZN subscription: $19.99
- 1 year DAZN subscription: $99.99
You can purchase a DAZN subscription to watch Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua 2 on two different plans. Theannual pass — whichincludes access toall of DAZN’s live events, as well as highlights, replays, behind-the-scenes features, original shows and live reports — costs $99.99 in the U.S., averaging out to a little over $8 a month. Then you have themonthly-planfor $19.99. (In Canada, the monthly plan is $20 CAD, and the annual plan is $150 CAD.)
If you are already acurrent subscribers, the fight is already included as part of your plan.
Where is the Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 fight?
The sequel between Andy Ruiz and Anthony Joshua takes place at the Diriyah Arena in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. Both guys will fight in the Middle Eastern country for the first time. The venue being constructed will have what is expected to be a capacity crowd of 16,000 people.
Join DAZN to watch Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 & 100+ fight nights a year
Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 odds
Anthony Joshuaopened as a -304 betting favorite over Andy Ruiz Jr., which means you'd need to bet $304 to win $100. Meanwhile,Ruizis a +220underdog, meaning if you bet $100, you could win $220.
For updated odds, check the listings provided at Sportsbook Review.
Andy Ruiz Jr. record and bio
- Name: Andy Ruiz Jr.
- Nationality: Mexican
- Born: Sept. 11, 1989
- Height: 6-2
- Reach: 74 inches
- Total fights: 34
- Record: 33-1 with 22 knockouts
Anthony Joshua record and bio
- Name: Anthony Joshua
- Nationality: British
- Born: Oct. 15, 1989
- Height: 6-6
- Reach: 82 inches
- Total fights: 23
- Record: 22-1 with 21 knockouts
MORE: Mike Tyson says AJ 'never got hit like that before' in loss to Ruiz
Ruiz vs. Joshua 2 fight card
| Matchup | Class | Belt |
| Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua | Heavyweight | IBF, WBA (super), WBO |
| Alexander Povetkin vs. Michael Hunter | Heavyweight | ... |
| Filip Hrgovic vs. Eric Molina | Heavyweight | ... |


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MakeNativeLifecycleEvent.getAddress()
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AttachLifecycleEvent.getAddress()
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NativeAddress.getParentAddress()
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NativeManager.newAddress(long address)
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native memory address submitted. |
NativeAddress |
NativeManager.newAddress(NativeAddress address,
long offset)
Creates a new NativeAddress object encapsulating the
native memory address and relative offset submitted. |
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boolean |
NativeManager.attach(java.lang.Object obj,
NativeAddress address,
long offset)
Attaches the native capable object to the native memory address submitted with address and offset parameters
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NativeBuffer.isAttachedTo(NativeAddress address,
long offset)
Returns true if buffer is attached to the specified parent address and offset. |
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NativeManager.makeNative(java.lang.Object obj,
NativeAddress address,
long offset)
Makes the native capable object native, attaching to the native memory address submitted with address and offset parameters
and "unfetching" data members to native memory. |
NativeAddress |
NativeManager.newAddress(NativeAddress address,
long offset)
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NativeBehaviorSignature.attachBehavior(NativeAddress address,
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There are 4 GPIO LEDs on the Ultra96 that can be controlled by the user and are located as shown in the image above. A user can control the LEDs through this webapp by changing what state they should be or what trigger they should be. The states are simply "On" and "Off" but the triggers are more confusing since they can provide more useful information to the user. The table of triggers and what they do is listed below. It is important to note that the triggers only turn "On" when triggered and start in the "Off" state.
| Trigger | Definition |
|---|---|
| heartbeat | A heartbeat provided by linux to know that it is still active |
| backlight | To indicate LCD backlight status. Turns ON when LCD backlight is ON else turns OFF |
| gpio | A trigger to turn ON LED when Input or output operations are being performed with any of the GPIO else turns OFF LED |
| cpu0 | A trigger to turn ON LED when CPU0 is being used and turn OFF when not in use |
| cpu1 | A trigger to turn ON LED when CPU1 is being used and turn OFF when not in use |
| cpu2 | A trigger to turn ON LED when CPU2 is being used and turn OFF when not in use |
| cpu3 | A trigger to turn ON LED when CPU3 is being used and turn OFF when not in use |
| phy0tx | A trigger turns ON LED when Wi-Fi is transmitting data else turns OFF LED |
| phy0rx | A trigger turns ON LED when Wi-Fi is receiving data else turns OFF LED |


All pizzas are Margherita Pizzas served with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce.
Pricing is as follows: Small $8 Medium $11 Large $14 All toppings are $1!


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You must have the NYTimes iPhone app to use NYTimes for Apple Watch. After pairing your Apple Watch with your iPhone, you should see a "T" icon on the Watch’s home screen.
No. NYTimes for Apple Watch is free to use and requires no subscription. If you choose to continue reading a story in the NYTimes iPhone app without a subscription, it will count as one of your free articles for the month.
For more information on NYTimes subscriptions, please see the Digital Subscriptions FAQ.
The app gives you the news you need in a moment with breaking news alerts and short stories.
Breaking News Alerts
Read Stories
When you want to catch up on the news, open the app and swipe through short stories written specially for the Apple Watch. Some stories feature additional photographs and summaries, as indicated by a down arrow. Use the Digital Crown or your finger to scroll down and read more.
You can use Handoff to continue reading any story on your iPhone. On your iPhone’s lock screen, tap the "T" logo and swipe upward. The NYTimes app will open right to the story.
To save a story to read later, force press on the story (tap and hold while pressing hard on the screen) and tap Save for Later. The story will appear in the Saved for Later section of your iPhone app. (You must be logged in to your NYTimes account on your iPhone to save articles.)
The app includes a mix of news and features from many sections of The New York Times, refashioned as short stories and updated throughout the day.
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The Fireview viewing window not only allows you to enjoy the fire; you can also monitor
the fire so you know when to add wood or adjust the controls. Behind the fire door is a
large 1.6 cubic foot firebox that accepts up to 18″ logs and can be loaded from the front or top.
The deep three-cubic-foot oven easily accommodates a full-size roasting pan.
The 1.7 cubic foot overhead warmer is handy for keeping dishes warm while you’re waiting for
those last few items to cook, heating plates, bread or pies or, like in the old days, drying
out a pair of children’s mittens
Side Warmer (the side warmer typically runs about 50⁰ F cooler than the overhead warmer)


Huawei MatePad Pro is a 10.8-inch Android tablet with no Google apps
The MatePad Pro lacks Google Play Services
by Dean DaleyHuawei’s answer to Apple’s iPad Pro is the 10.8-inch MatePad Pro — a tablet that looks nearly identical to Apple’s iPad Pro line. As has become expected with Huawei’s devices, it’s unclear if this tablet will ever be released in Canada.
Huawei is only shipping this new tablet only in China right now, which makes sense because it lacks Google Play Services. While the MatePad Pro sports Android 10 with EMUI 10 skinned over it, those who purchase the tablet won’t be able to download Google apps. This is similar to the Mate 30 Pro.
The device sports a Kirin 990 processor, 6GB or 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, a 7,250mAh battery and a 13-megapixel camera. Additionally, the tablet features 40W charging, 15W wireless charging and reverse-wireless charging.
The 10.8-inch also features a 2560 x 1660 pixel resolution, a hole-punch camera with an 8-megapixel sensor and a stylus.
The MatePad Pro launches December 12th, with a 5G variant set to release in 2020. The tablet costs 3,299 yuan (roughly $623.94 CAD).


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- computer art
- inspiration
- sfpc
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SFPC Re-Coded (Day For Night)
A pinterest board of really neat computer art(kind of a history of computer art), created by Zach Lieberman for SFPC’s Day for Night festival, which occurred on 12/18/15.


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public class TextEditor extends Component implements KeyboardTarget, Interactable
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private static class |
TextEditor.Cursor |
KeyboardTarget.Event, KeyboardTarget.Key
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private GlyphBuffer |
buffer |
private TextEditor.Cursor |
cursor |
bg, bounds, foreground, height, observers, parameters, width
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TextEditor() |
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boolean |
clicked(Location location)
This method is called whenever a mouse generateClickForComponentAt is generated within the
bounds of a
Component which is interactive. |
void |
draw(GlyphBuffer buffer)
Renders the component within the bounds of that this component has been
inflated to.
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void |
keyPressed(char key)
This method should handle key presses directed toward a component that
is the target of keyboard events when the component is focused.
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getBounds, getLayoutParameters, registerObserver, setBackground, setBackground, setBounds, update
private GlyphBuffer buffer
private TextEditor.Cursor cursor
public void keyPressed(char key)
KeyboardTarget
keyPressed
in interface KeyboardTarget
public boolean clicked(Location location)
Interactable
Component
which is interactive.clicked
in interface Interactable
location
- The location within the terminal in which the mouse
was clicked.public void draw(GlyphBuffer buffer)
Component


public interface CredentialManager
Keystore and Truststore are Bouncy Castle UBER-type keystores saved as files called "taverna-keystore.ubr" and "taverna-truststore.ubr" respectively. In the case of the Workbench, they are located in a directory called "security" inside the taverna.home directory. This location can be changed, e.g. in the case of the server and command line tool you may want to pass in the location of the Credential Manager's files.
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static class |
CredentialManager.KeystoreType |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static String |
CERTIFICATES_REVOKED_INDICATOR_FILE_NAME |
static String |
KEYSTORE_FILE_NAME |
static String |
PROPERTY_KEYSTORE |
static String |
PROPERTY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD |
static String |
PROPERTY_KEYSTORE_PROVIDER |
static String |
PROPERTY_KEYSTORE_TYPE |
static String |
PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE |
static String |
PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD |
static String |
PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE_PROVIDER |
static String |
PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE_TYPE |
static String |
TRUSTSTORE_FILE_NAME |
static String |
USER_SET_MASTER_PASSWORD_INDICATOR_FILE_NAME |
static char |
USERNAME_AND_PASSWORD_SEPARATOR_CHARACTER |
static String |
UTF_8 |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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String |
addKeyPair(Key privateKey,
Certificate[] certs)
Insert a new key entry containing private key and the corresponding
public key certificate chain in the Keystore.
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void |
addObserver(Observer<KeystoreChangedEvent> observer)
Add an observer of the changes to the Keystore or Truststore.
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String |
addTrustedCertificate(X509Certificate cert)
Insert a trusted certificate entry in the Truststore with an alias
constructed as:
"trustedcert#
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String |
addUsernameAndPasswordForService(UsernamePassword usernamePassword,
URI serviceURI)
Insert a username and password pair for the given service URI in the
Keystore.
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void |
changeMasterPassword(String newPassword)
Change the Keystore and the Truststore's master password to the one
provided.
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confirmMasterPassword(String password)
Checks if Keystore's master password is the same as the one provided.
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String |
createKeyPairAlias(Key privateKey,
Certificate[] certs)
Create a Keystore alias that would be used for adding the given key pair
(private and public key) entry to the Keystore.
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String |
createTrustedCertificateAlias(X509Certificate cert)
Create a Truststore alias that would be used for adding the given trusted
X509 certificate to the Truststore.
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void |
deleteKeyPair(Key privateKey,
Certificate[] certs)
Delete a key pair entry from the Keystore given its private and public
key parts.
|
void |
deleteKeyPair(String alias)
Delete a key pair entry from the Keystore given its alias.
|
void |
deleteTrustedCertificate(String alias)
Delete a trusted certificate entry from the Truststore given its alias.
|
void |
deleteTrustedCertificate(X509Certificate cert)
Delete a trusted certificate entry from the Truststore given the
certificate.
|
void |
deleteUsernameAndPasswordForService(URI serviceURI)
Delete a username and password pair for the given service URI from the
Keystore.
|
void |
exportKeyPair(String alias,
Path exportFile,
String pkcs12Password)
Export a key entry containing private key and public key certificate
chain from the Keystore to a PKCS #12 file.
|
ArrayList<String> |
getAliases(CredentialManager.KeystoreType ksType)
Get all the aliases from the Keystore/Truststore or null if there was
some error while accessing it.
|
Authenticator |
getAuthenticator() |
Certificate |
getCertificate(CredentialManager.KeystoreType ksType,
String alias)
Get certificate entry from the Keystore or Truststore.
|
Certificate[] |
getKeyPairsCertificateChain(String alias)
Get certificate chain for the key pair entry from the Keystore given its
alias.
|
Key |
getKeyPairsPrivateKey(String alias)
Get the private key part of a key pair entry from the Keystore given its
alias.
|
List<Observer<KeystoreChangedEvent>> |
getObservers()
Get all current observers of changes to the Keystore or Truststore.
|
List<URI> |
getServiceURIsForAllUsernameAndPasswordPairs()
Get service URIs associated with all username/password pairs currently in
the Keystore.
|
SSLSocketFactory |
getTavernaSSLSocketFactory()
Get Taverna's SSLSocketFactory backed by Credential Manager's Keystore
and Truststore.
|
UsernamePassword |
getUsernameAndPasswordForService(URI serviceURI,
boolean useURIPathRecursion,
String requestingMessage)
Get a username and password pair for the given service's URI, or null if
it does not exit.
|
boolean |
hasEntryWithAlias(CredentialManager.KeystoreType ksType,
String alias)
Check if the Keystore/Truststore contains an entry with the given alias.
|
boolean |
hasKeyPair(Key privateKey,
Certificate[] certs)
Checks if the Keystore contains the given key pair entry (private key and
its corresponding public key certificate chain).
|
boolean |
hasTrustedCertificate(Certificate cert)
Checks if the Truststore contains the given public key certificate.
|
boolean |
hasUsernamePasswordForService(URI serviceURI)
Checks if the Keystore contains a username and password for the given
service URI.
|
void |
initializeSSL()
Set the default SSLContext to use Credential Manager's Keystore and
Truststore for managing SSL connections from Taverna and also set
HttpsURLConnection's default SSLSocketFactory to use the one from the
just configured SSLContext, i.e.
|
boolean |
isKeyEntry(String alias)
Check if the given alias identifies a key entry in the Keystore.
|
KeyStore |
loadPKCS12Keystore(Path pkcs12File,
String pkcs12Password)
Load a PKCS12-type keystore from a file using the supplied password.
|
void |
removeObserver(Observer<KeystoreChangedEvent> observer)
Remove an observer of the changes to the Keystore or Truststore.
|
boolean |
resetAuthCache()
Reset the JVMs cache for authentication like HTTP Basic Auth.
|
void |
setConfigurationDirectoryPath(Path credentialManagerDirectory)
Set the directory where Credential Manager's Keystore and Truststore
files will be read from.
|
static final String KEYSTORE_FILE_NAME
static final String TRUSTSTORE_FILE_NAME
static final String UTF_8
static final String PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE
static final String PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD
static final String PROPERTY_KEYSTORE
static final String PROPERTY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD
static final String PROPERTY_KEYSTORE_TYPE
static final String PROPERTY_KEYSTORE_PROVIDER
static final String PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE_TYPE
static final String PROPERTY_TRUSTSTORE_PROVIDER
static final String CERTIFICATES_REVOKED_INDICATOR_FILE_NAME
static final char USERNAME_AND_PASSWORD_SEPARATOR_CHARACTER
static final String USER_SET_MASTER_PASSWORD_INDICATOR_FILE_NAME
void setConfigurationDirectoryPath(Path credentialManagerDirectory) throws CMException
credentialManagerDirectory
- CMException
boolean hasUsernamePasswordForService(URI serviceURI) throws CMException
CMException
UsernamePassword getUsernameAndPasswordForService(URI serviceURI, boolean useURIPathRecursion, String requestingMessage) throws CMException
If the username and password are not available in the Keystore, it will
invoke implementations of the ServiceUsernameAndPasswordProvider
interface asking the user (typically through the UI) or resolving
hard-coded credentials.
If the parameter useURIPathRecursion
is true, then the
Credential Manager will also attempt to look for stored credentials for
each of the parent fragments of the URI.
serviceURI
- The URI of the service for which we are providing the username
and passworduseURIPathRecursion
- Whether to look for any username and passwords stored in the
Keystore for the parent fragments of the service URI (for
example, we are looking for the credentials for service
http://somehost/some-fragment but we already have credentials
stored for http://somehost which can be reused)requestingMessage
- The message to be presented to the user when asking for the
username and password, normally useful for UI providers that
pop up dialogs, can be ignored otherwiseCMException
- if anything goes wrong during Keystore lookup, etc.String addUsernameAndPasswordForService(UsernamePassword usernamePassword, URI serviceURI) throws CMException
Effectively, this method inserts a new secret key entry in the Keystore,
where key contains
Username and password string is saved in the Keystore as byte array using
SecretKeySpec (which constructs a secret key from the given byte array
but does not check if the given bytes indeed specify a secret key of the
specified algorithm).
An alias used to identify the username and password entry is constructed
as "password#"
usernamePassword
- The UsernamePassword
to storeserviceURI
- The (possibly normalized) URI to store the credentials underCMException
- If the credentials could not be storedvoid deleteUsernameAndPasswordForService(URI serviceURI) throws CMException
CMException
boolean hasKeyPair(Key privateKey, Certificate[] certs) throws CMException
CMException
String addKeyPair(Key privateKey, Certificate[] certs) throws CMException
CMException
void deleteKeyPair(String alias) throws CMException
CMException
void deleteKeyPair(Key privateKey, Certificate[] certs) throws CMException
CMException
String createKeyPairAlias(Key privateKey, Certificate[] certs)
privateKey
- private keycerts
- public key's certificate chainvoid exportKeyPair(String alias, Path exportFile, String pkcs12Password) throws CMException
CMException
Certificate getCertificate(CredentialManager.KeystoreType ksType, String alias) throws CMException
CMException
Certificate[] getKeyPairsCertificateChain(String alias) throws CMException
This method works for the Keystore only as the Truststore does not contain key pair entries, but trusted certificate entries only.
CMException
Key getKeyPairsPrivateKey(String alias) throws CMException
This method works for the Keystore only as the Truststore does not contain key pair entries, but trusted certificate entries only.
CMException
boolean hasTrustedCertificate(Certificate cert) throws CMException
CMException
String addTrustedCertificate(X509Certificate cert) throws CMException
CMException
void deleteTrustedCertificate(String alias) throws CMException
CMException
void deleteTrustedCertificate(X509Certificate cert) throws CMException
CMException
String createTrustedCertificateAlias(X509Certificate cert)
cert
- certificate to generate the alias forboolean isKeyEntry(String alias) throws CMException
CMException
boolean hasEntryWithAlias(CredentialManager.KeystoreType ksType, String alias) throws CMException
CMException
ArrayList<String> getAliases(CredentialManager.KeystoreType ksType) throws CMException
CMException
List<URI> getServiceURIsForAllUsernameAndPasswordPairs() throws CMException
CMException
hasUsernamePasswordForService(URI)
KeyStore loadPKCS12Keystore(Path pkcs12File, String pkcs12Password) throws CMException
CMException
void addObserver(Observer<KeystoreChangedEvent> observer)
List<Observer<KeystoreChangedEvent>> getObservers()
void removeObserver(Observer<KeystoreChangedEvent> observer)
boolean confirmMasterPassword(String password) throws CMException
password
- CMException
void changeMasterPassword(String newPassword) throws CMException
CMException
boolean resetAuthCache()
Note that this method uses undocumented calls to
sun.net.www.protocol.http.AuthCacheValue
which might not be
valid in virtual machines other than Sun Java 6. If these calls fail,
this method will log the error and return false
.
true
if the VMs cache could be reset, or
false
otherwise.void initializeSSL() throws CMException
CMException
SSLSocketFactory getTavernaSSLSocketFactory() throws CMException
CMException
Authenticator getAuthenticator()
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I smoked Salvia Divinorum today for the fourth time.. the first three
times I simply got very dizzy and things were funny. This time I was feeling adventurous so I cleaned out the slide in my bong and took two solid bong hits of the crushed dried leaves. After halfway into the second hit I heard chirping noises, and felt a presence as if I was certainly not alone, and the noises were little creatures playing and laughing..
I then quickly packed another bowl (which was slightly difficult, as if I were drunk) and took three more solid hits and held the last one. Then I felt as though things were zooming by me.. I thought smiling 'I'm done' and put the bong out in the hall.. As I did so I felt massive hands bending me over at the waist and leaning me toward my bed that I prepared with pillows.. I said (I'm not sure if it was outloud) 'just a sec, just gotta put the bong in the hall, then I'll lay down.' I did so, truly fighting a resistance, and returning to my bed I felt slammed into it (not painful at all). I felt intimate with the force and trusted it fully.
I closed my eyes and immediately there was a beautiful woman. I sensed that she had been waiting long to meet me and was a little shy, as if she didn't think that it was time to finally meet, but reluctantly took me by the hand smiling. She took me into some kind of crystal palace that was stunningly complex. It kept growing all around me, the crystals were
very much alive.
Then I became aware of my bed and truly felt the bed lifting and tilting so
that i was upright facing the wall (the feeling was amazingly real.. imagine laying on a bed and having people behind you lift it.. that's how it felt only I was magnetized to the bed) I opened my eyes but everything was green and skipping around so I closed them again. When I did this the bed turned to purple and green gasses and swirled all around me (only I saw this happen to myself from above (looking down on my head). My body was positioned as someone in a casket. I remember cherishing the feelings and the experience and I became aware that I should smoke more salvia (up to this point i forgot that i smoked... and even this thought was intertwined with the Woman.. as if I thought 'smoke' and conceptualized 'go see'.. very strange) and the woman became present again and smiled.
Then, I was flattened out and extened to become a long paper ribbon
whizzing through space. I completely felt exactly like the ribbon, I felt my length and thinness and I spooled around myself and could feel myself gliding accross other parts of me through space. And then I became aware that my father was connected to one end of me and suddenly I had thousands of ends connecting to thousands of other beings.. I could truly feel their presence.
Then I found myself outside of the growing crystal palace, with the woman
and man present (I couldn't always see them though). Then she said something amazing: 'That is your mind. Isn't it beautiful?' (note that this is only paraphrase.. she said this without 'speaking') She said and I found that deeply erotic, as if she loved my mind. I thought 'where is the sadness?' And she gestured to the lower left of the place which black and pulsing.. above the black was the most beautiful part of the palace and she implied that the sadness gave life to the more beautiful parts of my 'palace.' This was fascinating and I went through what seemed like an eternity watching the beauty spring from the dark. This part was the most moving aspect of the trip, I am quite at peace now. The images of the aqua-glowing-spiraling-growing crystals springing from my sadness was intense and I hope I don't forget this.
I highly recommend this plant. It should be noted that it was exquisitely difficult to verbalize what i experienced. Also, I think I had a good trip because i was not afraid of the physical force pushing me to my bed, and I communicated with it. This almost gave me a feeling that I had power over the beings - almost. It was more of a sense of them respecting me, appreciating me. Also, I only shortly lost sense of 'self' or 'ego' when I was the ribbon, but the rest of the time I retained my identity.
I look forward to more meetings with salvia and I will approach this plant with respect and for the right reasons (not to 'see crazy shit' or for a thrill).
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