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`The Friends:Invites function allows your users to view a list of all ingoing/outgoing friend requests that have not yet been confirmed. It basically allows your users to check on the status of a friend request they sent, or show them friend requests from other users.
{exp:friends:invites} content {/exp:friends:invites}
Parameters
The following parameters are available for use:
- dynamic
- invite_type
- limit
- member_id
- member_group_id
- orderby
- paginate
- search_screen_name
- search_username
- show_blocked
- sort
- username
dynamic=
dynamic="off"
This parameter is available to stop the loop from looking into the URI for an ID of any type.
invite_type=
invite_type="incoming"
This parameter allows you to filter the list of friends by the friend request type. Options are:
- incoming (default) - friend requests from other members.
- outgoing - friend requests sent by the given user.
limit=
limit="10"
This parameter controls how many results will be outputted. The limit will default to 100 members if a value is not specified.
member_id=
member_id="{segment_3}"
By specifying this parameter, you can view invitations for another member. You can hardcode a member ID, pass it through an embed, or grab it from the URI. Alternatively, you can use the username parameter.
member_group_id=
member_group_id="5|6|9"
This parameter allows you to filter the results by one or more member group ID's. Separate multiple groups with the pipe (|) character.
orderby=
orderby="screen_name"
This parameter gives you the ability to control the order in which your results are ordered in the list. You can order by any variable that you can parse on as well as random.
paginate=
paginate="both"
This parameter allows you to control where the pagination will display. Options are top, bottom, or both. Used in conjunction with the friends_paginate variable pair.
search_screen_name=
search_screen_name="ja"
This parameter allows you to filter the member list by those members who share the same first few letters of their screen name. For example, if you specify ja in the parameter, your results may be Jason, Janet, Jared, etc. It's not necessary to specify this parameter though. If you have an additional segment in the URI named screen_name, followed by a value, the search will be performed automatically, as long as the dynamic parameter is NOT set to off.
search_username=
search_username="fur"
This parameter allows you to filter the member list by those members who share the same first few letters of their username. For example, if you specify fur in the parameter, your results may be furly, furby, furnace_eater, etc. It's not necessary to specify this parameter though. If you have an additional segment in the URI named username, followed by a value, the search will be performed automatically, as long as the dynamic parameter is NOT set to off.
show_blocked=
show_blocked="yes"
This parameter allows you to include blocked members in your list of incoming friend requests. To include blocked members, specify yes. The default is no.
sort=
sort="desc"
You can sort by asc or desc.
username=
username="{segment_3}"
By specifying this parameter, you can view invitations for another member. You can hardcode a username, pass it through an embed, or grab it from the URI. Alternatively, you can use the member_id parameter.
Variables
All standard and custom member fields and usual Friends variables are available for use here. Additionally, these exist as well:
friends_count
{friends_count}
This variable outputs the display order number for each result in the list of users.
friends_switch
{friends_switch="one|two"}
This variable allows you to switch a CSS class back and forth for all outputed results.
friends_total_results
{friends_total_results}
This variable outputs the total amount of results outputted in your list.
Variable Pairs
The following variable pairs are available for use:
friends_paginate
{friends_paginate} Page {friends_current_page} of {friends_total_pages} pages {friends_pagination_links} {/friends_paginate}
Pagination is available for this tag and works just like regular pagination, but each variable is prepended with friends_. Used in conjunction with the paginate parameter.
Conditionals
You can run conditionals on any of the single variables available above. Additionally, these are available:
if friends_no_results
{if friends_no_results} Sorry, no results were found. {/if}
This conditional displays its contents when there are no results found for this tag.
Examples
The code below will output a simple list of all incoming friend requests (sent from other users) for the currently logged in member:

The following users would like to be your Friend

 {exp:friends:invites invite_type="incoming" orderby="screen_name" sort="asc" }
 {friends_screen_name} (added on {friends_entry_date format="%F %j, %Y"})  View Profile  |  Confirm this Friend
 {/exp:friends:invites}


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Chapter 3 Creating and Exploring Data Frames
3.1 Seminar
In this session we introduce data frames using R-syntax.
3.1.1 Clearing your workspace from previous work
To remove a specific object or in this case a matrix, we can use the following command.
[1] "chapter_header"
Warning in rm(mat1): object 'mat1' not found
Otherwise we can remove everything, which is good practice when starting new work. The same can also be achieved by clicking on the yellow broomstick in the Enviornemnt and Files Panel in R Studio (top right hand panel)
3.1.2 Creating data frames
A data frame is an object that holds data in a tabular format similar to how spreadsheets work. Variables are generally kept in columns and observations are in rows. Data frames are similar to matrices but they can store vectors of different types (e.g. numbers and text).
We start by creating a data frame with the data.frame()
function. We will give each column a name (a variable name) followed by the =
operator and the respective vector of data that we want to assign to that column.
england <- data.frame(
name = c("South East", "London", "North West", "East of England", "West Midlands", "South West",
"Yorkshire and the Humber", "East Midlands", "North East"),
population = c(8.6, 8.2, 7.1, 5.9, 5.6, 5.3, 5.3, 4.5, 2.6),
earnings = c(28.7, 35.1, 25.2, 26.6, 24.9, 25.6, 25, 25, 25)
)
We can also display the entire dataset in spreadsheet view by clicking on the object name in the environment window.
3.1.3 Working with data frames
we can display the entire dataset in spreadsheet view by clicking on the object name in the environment window.
Alternatively, you can call the object name to display the dataset in the console window. Let’s do so:
name population earnings
1 South East 8.6 28.7
2 London 8.2 35.1
3 North West 7.1 25.2
4 East of England 5.9 26.6
5 West Midlands 5.6 24.9
6 South West 5.3 25.6
7 Yorkshire and the Humber 5.3 25.0
8 East Midlands 4.5 25.0
9 North East 2.6 25.0
Often, datasets are too long to be viewed to in the console window. It is a good idea to look at the first couple of rows of a datasets to get an overview of its contents. We use the square brackets []
to view the first five rows and all columns.
name population earnings
1 South East 8.6 28.7
2 London 8.2 35.1
3 North West 7.1 25.2
4 East of England 5.9 26.6
5 West Midlands 5.6 24.9
v
Columns in a dataframe have names. We will often need to know the name of a column/variable to access it. We use the names()
function to view all variable names in a dataframe.
[1] "name" "population" "earnings"
We can access the earnings variable in multiple ways. First, we can use the $
operator. We write the name of the dataset object, followed by the $
, followed by the variable name like so:
[1] 8.6 8.2 7.1 5.9 5.6 5.3 5.3 4.5 2.6
We can also use the square brackets to access the earnings column.
[1] 8.6 8.2 7.1 5.9 5.6 5.3 5.3 4.5 2.6
The square brackets are sometimes preferred because we could access multiple columns at once like so:
name population
1 South East 8.6
2 London 8.2
3 North West 7.1
4 East of England 5.9
5 West Midlands 5.6
6 South West 5.3
7 Yorkshire and the Humber 5.3
8 East Midlands 4.5
9 North East 2.6
You can also explore the variable further. For instance, calculate the average population in England and then select regions that have a population higher than this average. Again the dataset object is followed by the $
and then the variable name like so
[1] 5.9
name population
1 South East 8.6
2 London 8.2
3 North West 7.1
4 East of England 5.9
Variables come in different types such as numbers, text, logical (true/false). We need to know the type of a variable because the type affects statistical analysis. We use the str()
function to check the type of each variable in our dataset.
'data.frame': 9 obs. of 3 variables:
$ name : Factor w/ 9 levels "East Midlands",..: 6 3 5 2 8 7 9 1 4
$ population: num 8.6 8.2 7.1 5.9 5.6 5.3 5.3 4.5 2.6
$ earnings : num 28.7 35.1 25.2 26.6 24.9 25.6 25 25 25
The first variable in our dataset is a factor variable. Factors are categorical variables. Categories are mutually exclusive but they do not imply an ordering. For instance, “East of England” is not more or less than “West Midlands”. The variables population and earnings are both numeric variables.


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The project was built from the tutorial here.
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#include <Packet.h>
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Contains a NDIS packet.
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Definition at line 180 of file Packet.h.
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When an XAF list view has no selection-based actions available, the selection box still appears in the grid. Users get confused. In this post, we’ll look at a workaround.
The problem
In the XAF MainDemo, lets make Departments read-only for the User role.
Then start the web application, login as John and navigate to the Departments list view. There is a column selection box, but it serves no purpose. There are no actions that depend on a grid selection.
Without the SelectionColumnVisibilityController
The fix
Here is a controller which calculates whether there are any available actions which require one or more rows to be selected. If there are none, the selection box will not appear.
Add the following controller to the MainDemo.Module.Web project. It hides the selection box if there are no actions which depend on a grid selection.
usingSystem;usingDevExpress.ExpressApp;usingDevExpress.ExpressApp.Actions;usingDevExpress.ExpressApp.Editors;usingDevExpress.ExpressApp.SystemModule;usingDevExpress.Web;usingSystem.Linq;namespaceMainDemo.Module.Web.Controllers{publicclassSelectionColumnVisibilityController:ViewController{publicSelectionColumnVisibilityController(){TargetViewType=ViewType.ListView;}privateboolIsSelectionColumnVisible(){boolisSelectionColumnRequired=false;// remove checkbox if there are no available actionsforeach(ControllercontrollerinFrame.Controllers){if(!controller.Active)continue;if(controller.Actions.Count==0)continue;boolallowEdit=true;if((FrameisNestedFrame)&&(((NestedFrame)Frame).ViewItemisPropertyEditor))allowEdit=(bool)((PropertyEditor)((NestedFrame)Frame).ViewItem).AllowEdit;foreach(ActionBaseactionincontroller.Actions){if(action.SelectionDependencyType==SelectionDependencyType.RequireMultipleObjects){if(action.Active||IsActionInactiveBySelectionContext(action)){if(action.Enabled||IsActionDisabledBySelectionContext(action)){isSelectionColumnRequired=true;break;}}}}if(isSelectionColumnRequired)break;}returnisSelectionColumnRequired;}privateboolIsActionInactiveBySelectionContext(ActionBaseaction){if(action.Active)returntrue;else{foreach(stringiteminaction.Active.GetKeys()){if(item==ActionBase.RequireMultipleObjectsContext||item==ActionBase.RequireSingleObjectContext)continue;if(!action.Active[item])returnfalse;}returntrue;}}privateboolIsActionDisabledBySelectionContext(ActionBaseaction){if(action.Enabled)returntrue;else{foreach(stringiteminaction.Enabled.GetKeys()){if(item==ActionBase.RequireMultipleObjectsContext||item==ActionBase.RequireSingleObjectContext||item==ActionsCriteriaViewController.EnabledByCriteriaKey)continue;if(!action.Enabled[item])returnfalse;}returntrue;}}protectedoverridevoidOnViewControlsCreated(){base.OnViewControlsCreated();ASPxGridViewgrid=((ListView)this.View).Editor.ControlasASPxGridView;if(grid!=null){grid.Load+=grid_Load;grid.DataBound+=grid_DataBound;}}protectedoverridevoidOnDeactivated(){base.OnDeactivated();ASPxGridViewgrid=((ListView)this.View).Editor.ControlasASPxGridView;if(grid!=null){grid.DataBound-=grid_DataBound;grid.Load-=grid_Load;}}voidgrid_Load(objectsender,EventArgse){SetSelectionColumnVisibility(sender,e);}voidgrid_DataBound(objectsender,EventArgse){SetSelectionColumnVisibility(sender,e);}privatevoidSetSelectionColumnVisibility(objectsender,EventArgse){boolisSelectionColumnVisible=IsSelectionColumnVisible();if(!isSelectionColumnVisible){vargrid=(ASPxGridView)sender;varselectionBoxColumn=grid.Columns.OfType<GridViewCommandColumn>().Where(x=>x.ShowSelectCheckbox).FirstOrDefault();if(selectionBoxColumn!=null){selectionBoxColumn.Visible=false;}}}}}
Run the application again and see the difference. Now the grid looks like this. Notice, there is no longer a selection box on the row.
By the way, this is how it looks with old-style XAF web apps.


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`HENRY FOOL' (1998) DIR/WTR/COMP: HAL HARTLEY CINEMATOGRAPHY: MICHAEL SPILLER STARS: JAMES URBANIAK, THOMAS JAY RYAN, PARKER POSEY, and MARIA POTTER. SONY PICTURES CLASSICS
The film begins with a dizzying introduction into the life of Queens garbage man Simon Grim. James Urbaniak (Simon) gives a controlled but captivating performance, his eyes and lanky body creating Simon as a missing link between Sam Beckett and Marlon Brando. The sight of ex-con Henry Fool marching down the street signals the end of this quiet, unremarkable life. Thomas Jay Ryan (Henry) is rowdy, crude, and becomes surprisingly sympathetic in his Mephistophelean role.
Henry first finds Simon placing an ear to the ground, as if listening for the approaching steps of fate. `Get up off your knees.' -- Henry commands as he swiftly moves himself into the Grim family basement and into the lives of Simon's sex-dependant sister (Parker Posey), and morbidly depressed mother (Maria Porter). Henry claims to be finishing his ‘Confessions', which he is convinced will provoke and thrill the literary establishment. He offers a spare notebook to the monosyllabic Simon, telling him to stop and write down what he can't seem to express in conversation. When Simon's book length poem becomes infamous almost overnight, Henry and his unaccomplished ‘Confessions' are left in the shadows.
The second half of the film concentrates mainly on Henry; Hartley opens things up to breathe, after focusing almost claustrophobically on Simon's evolution from garbage man to controversial poet. Henry is faced with personal failure, and the looming obligation of someone so aware of life, society, and his surroundings.
Like the films of Robert Bresson, or J.L. Godard, emotion and human relation are heavily dealt with, although not thoroughly expressed thru any individual source, but as a constructed whole. The film can be seen as a modern fable, a performance art piece. Each frame is so carefully designed and controlled, it's undeniable this story could only be told in film. The ‘World of Doughnuts' which Henry & Simon frequent is photographed uniquely for each scene, creating a totally ordinary, yet nearly undefinable space. Like Godard, Hartley's films can be taken as film-criticism. Almost in antithesis to films like Armageddon, takes are long and static. Characters interact in abstract but never embellished dialogue. The screen comes alive with stylized, almost modern dance choreography equal to his earlier `Flirt'.
Is it a good movie? Yes. There's enough scatological humor and mediation on creativity and morality to touch most segments of the audience, although some might find the 2-hour plus running time excessive, or the style too ironic and detached. Surprisingly "Henry Fool" is Hartley's largest, most accessible, and complex film to date. It's a fantastic accomplishment for him and will easily be oneof the best films of the year.
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For an update on disposal in HPRM 8.2 see my latest post.
It used to be the case that code that accessed the Database object of a TrimMainObject (as seen below) would be problematic. This is no longer the case. The only instance of the Database object that requires Disposal is the on you instantiate and connect directly.
Console.WriteLine(myRecord.Database.CurrentUser.SortName);
Just when I start feeling complacent and good about myself as a careful/professional programmer is when I am likely to make a silly mistake or overlook some seemingly innocent code in a code review. Working in a .Net language (typically C#) I am much safer than those who spend their lives in C++ yet using a library that contains unmanaged code (in this case the HPRM .Net SDK) provides the ideal opportunity to embarrass myself.
The HPRM .Net SDK implements the Dispose interface on almost every object in the SDK. For example the follow code will compile:
Location location = new Location(database, "a person"); location.Dispose();
This is a redundant artefact of an early version of the SDK, most of these Dispose methods do nothing and need not be called. Not having to Dispose every single object makes .Net SDK much simpler yet there are important exceptions to this 'never dispose' rule.
There are three objects that must always be disposed to avoid memory leaks, these are:
The two best ways to Dispose are using either the 'using' statement or the try/finally pattern. Both of these ensure that your object will be disposed even if execution terminates abnormally, for example as the result of an error.
The using statement sets a scope for the object and ensures it is disposed before going out of scope. The Database can be instantiated in this was as seen in the below example.
using (Database database = new Database()) { database.Id = "G1"; database.Connect(); // do something }
The try/finally pattern allows you to perform multiple actions at the end of the block and thus gives you a little more flexibility, it also allows you to include a 'catch' block to catch any exceptions. The following example shows a try/finally block used to dispose both the Database and the TrimMainObjectSearch.
Database database = null; TrimMainObjectSearch search = null; try { database = new Database(); database.Id = "G1"; database.Connect(); search = new TrimMainObjectSearch(database, BaseObjectTypes.Record); search.SetSearchString("unkUpdated:today"); foreach (Record record in search) { Console.WriteLine(record.Title); } } finally { if (search != null) { search.Dispose(); search = null; } if (database != null) { database.Dispose(); database = null; } } }
The Database object must always be the last object disposed. This allows other objects to unregister themselves from the Database while it is still available.
The .Net SDK provides facilities to track whether your code is disposing objects correctly, this is the TrimApplication Leak Tracking. It is probably a good idea to put code similar to the example below in an '#if debug' block somewhere in your application, maybe just before it exits. You may choose to log or assert the results. The leak traces will return a stack trace to help you locate the object that has not been Disposed.
The following example is a console application but sets itself up as a server side (web service style) application.
class Program { static void getDatabase() { Database database = new Database(); database.Id = "F1"; database.WorkgroupServerName = "local"; database.Connect(); } static void Main(string[] args) { TrimApplication.TrimBinariesLoadPath = @"C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP Records Manager"; TrimApplication.Initialize(); TrimApplication.SetAsWebService(@"D:\junk"); TrimApplication.EnableSdkLeakTracking(); getDatabase(); if (TrimApplication.GetSdkLeakCount() > 0) { var leakTraces = TrimApplication.GetSdkLeakStackTraces(); foreach (int leakNo in leakTraces.Keys) { Console.WriteLine(leakTraces[leakNo]); } } } }
The next major version after 8.11 will have important changes in this space, stay tuned (or post a comment) for more details.


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by Staff ReporterA family function turned fatal for a three-and-half-year-old boy who slipped into a vessel of piping hot Sambar in Sardar Nagar of Shabad mandal on Monday afternoon. P Arush succumbed to his burns in the wee hours of Tuesday at Osmania General Hospital here.
The boy’s father P Suresh told police that the tragedy took place around noon when the boy was playing near the cooking area and accidentally fell into the vessel. The victim hails from Sheripally in Sangareddy district and came to Sardar Nagar with his parents to attend a function at his aunt’s house.
Ayush was first taken to Shadnagar Government Hospital and later was shifted to OGH, where he died around 4 a.m., Shabad police said and added that the child suffered 45 % burns.


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What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
I’ve learnt that I don’t necessarily have a growth mindset in a way that I thought I might have – that this is something I definitely need to focus on. Throughout foundations, when I found myself stressed, I was vulnerable to thoughts that I might just not have the brain for this type of work and things like that. However, through our reflections I’ve been actively trying to dismiss assumptions like that and just focus on learning the material.
I don’t like to look like I don’t know what I am doing – even when trying something new haha. I do think that this is probably because the cohort are currently strangers though, I know I have no trouble asking for help with people I am familiar with.
I can pay attention to work for a lot longer than I thought I could. I’ve spent a lot of time just struggling with problems during these past few weeks and I’ve never really tried and failed at anything as much as I have been.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
Values, empathy and self awareness all influence how people learn and how they work together. Programming is a job and with all jobs, you need to be able to work with people and collaborate to be effective. While the act of coding might seem quite a solitary task, peer reviews and peer programming are essential in picking up bugs and are used across industries. It’s important for everyone to learn to work together as this is what real-life is all about. Understanding your own values, other people’s and having empathy and self-awareness when dealing with others allows everyone to work at their best and to produce the best work possible.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
Just how much the content was relevant in the small amount of programming I’ve been doing. It is very easy to feel disheartened when things are working out or when you’ve been stuck on something that should be simple for a long time, but taking the advice that was offered in the core learning modules was really helpful and necessary when tackling the technical challenges.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Sharing probably. I’m a little reserved so having to express what we’ve been asked to in these sections and post it in the Slack channels was fairly tough.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
Because it applies to real jobs so much. I think sometimes people might have this idea of programming as being a solely independent vocation, but when you’re working for anyone you’ll obviously have to interact a lot and deal with all types of people. I think Dev Academy is attempting to prepare people for these workplaces.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practicing programming instead? Justify your answer.
It doesn’t feel like that. The information in the growth mindset modules was really helpful for me I can totally see how the challenging work might be too much if you didn’t come into it thinking ‘not yet’. It would be very easy to feel like you’re too dumb to do it.
What is your long term goal and/or career pathway?
I would still like to work in UX design, it’s a topic that I find extremely interesting and actually researching it more during foundations has made it seem more appealing.
What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
I think my biggest strengths will be that I am independent and I will take responsibility for my own learning and tasks. My limitations will still likely be that I am shy, I don’t want to hold anyone back so I probably don’t ask questions to others when I should.
What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
Pretty similar to above. I’m a bit worried about peer programming as I would find it difficult if I was a lot worse than the other person and they were held up because of me. I’m pretty nervous about that situation coming up haha.
Speaking in front of people would definitely be difficult but I really want to get better at it so I’m ready to attempt it more.
What non-technical skills - human skills - would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
Speaking in front of people, confidence and collaborating. I want to train myself to not be so nervous in these situations and to put my best self forward, I think the best way to do it is to expose myself to this in new environments and not avoid it!
What are your expectations of yourself on Bootcamp?
To be present, on time, focused and committed always. I want to get the most out of this as I possibly can so I need to ensure I am taking advantage of every opportunity to learn even if I am uncomfortable.


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Program started at Mon-07-May-2007 18:28.
Analysed requests from Thu-01-Mar-2007 00:00 to Sat-31-Mar-2007 23:59 (31.00 days).
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Successful requests: 20,904,739
Average successful requests per day: 674,361
Successful requests for pages: 6,638,944
Average successful requests for pages per day: 214,164
Failed requests: 5,422
Redirected requests: 390,098
Distinct files requested: 802
Distinct hosts served: 264,404
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| Mon | 4085625 | 1308503 | |
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Gritters out as overnight temperatures set to drop below freezing
by Sophie BarnettGritters will be in action treating the roads across Suffolk and north Essex tonight as temperatures are set to plummet.
Both Suffolk and Essex Highways are sending gritters out into the night as frosty weather and temperatures as low as -1C could cause problems across the two counties.
Adam Drury, a forecaster from Weatherquest, said it is expected to be a dry night with clear skies and "temperatures very close to freezing".
He said: "Temperatures in Suffolk are expected to drop between 0C and 1C. While in Essex and in parts of south west Suffolk temperatures could reach -1C."
These colder temperatures will cause a ground frost, with Adam explaining that "the ground cools down quicker than the air surrounding it".
Suffolk Highways said they will be sending gritters out overnight to deal with the drop in temperature.
They tweeted: "It's going to be a cold one tonight! Our gritters will be out treating the roads countywide from 8pm as road surface temperatures are due to fall below 1°C during the night and into Sunday morning. Travel safe all and have a fantastic weekend."
Essex Highways also tweeted the news that their gritters will be out on the roads.
According to Adam, the low temperatures will cause some ground frost early on Sunday morning, with a little mist and fog first thing.
He added: "Sunday afternoon will start off fairly sunny with some cloud thickening into the afternoon and a few showers possible.
"Temperatures will reach around 7C."


Page elements handle requests matching the path and methods configured then return responses by rendering a tree-like heirachy of layouts, regions and components.
For simple pages it is often possible to define the page using a bare C# class with no implementation that is decorated with attributes. This is illustrated by the following example:
[IsPage("home")] [PartOf("usecase5")] [DeployedAs("usecase5")] [Route("/", Method.Get)] [UsesLayout("home")] internal class HomePage { } [IsLayout("home", "test1,test2")] [PartOf("usecase5")] [DeployedAs("usecase5")] [ZoneTemplate("test1", "/test1")] [ZoneTemplate("test2", "/test2")] internal class HomeLayout { }
In this use case the [IsPage()] attribute has properties that specify how Http requests are routed to the page.
The other attributes that you can attach to the page class are:
For simple pages the attribute based approach works just fine, but for real-wprld websites with dynamic pages and SEO needs, it is very likely that you will want to make your page classes inherit from the build in Page. The example below sets some properties in the constructor and overrides the writing of the page head to include some meta tags.
[UsesLayout("order_page_layout")] internal class OrderPage : Page { public MasterPage(IPageDependenciesFactory dependencies) : base(dependencies) { TitleFunc = rc => "Order number ABC123"; BodyClassNames = "my-app_order-page"; BodyId = Guid.NewGuid().ToShortString(); } public override IWriteResult WriteHeadArea(IRenderContext context) { context.Html.WriteUnclosedElement( "meta", "name", "description", "content", "This is the order page"); context.Html.WriteLine(); context.Html.WriteUnclosedElement( "meta", "name", "keywords", "content", "sample,demo"); context.Html.WriteLine(); context.Html.WriteUnclosedElement( "meta", "name", "author", "content", "Martin Halliday"); context.Html.WriteLine(); context.Html.WriteUnclosedElement( "meta", "name", "viewport", "content", "width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"); context.Html.WriteLine(); return base.WriteHeadArea(context); } }
The following example defines a package that builds a page using the fluent builder.
public class CmsManagerPackage: IPackage { private readonly ITemplateBuilder _templateBuilder; private readonly INameManager _nameManager; public string NamespaceName { get; set; } public IModule Module { get; set; } public ElementType ElementType { get { return ElementType.Package; } } public string Name { get; set; } public CmsManagerPackage( IHostingEnvironment hostingEnvironment, ITemplateBuilder templateBuilder, INameManager nameManager) { _templateBuilder = templateBuilder; _nameManager = nameManager; Name = "cms_manager"; NamespaceName = "cmsmanager"; } IPackage IPackage.Build(IFluentBuilder fluentBuilder) { // -- snip-- // Code deleted from here to reduce complexity and focus on the page building aspect. // This example will not compile because of the missing piece. // -- snip-- var managerLayout = fluentBuilder.BuildUpLayout() .Name("manager") .ZoneNesting("editor,tools") .Region("editor", editorRegion) .Region("tools", toolsRegion) .Build(); fluentBuilder.BuildUpPage() .Name("cmsManager") .Route("/cms/manager", 0, Method.Get) .Layout(managerLayout) .Build(); return this; } }


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A tool to work with Arma game series stringtables which are used for translations.
The program is written as a part of advanced tools utilized by Red Hammer Studios (http://www.rhsmods.org).
The program has all the necessary tools to deal with translation stringtables for the game Arma 3. It can load in Stringtable.xml
files, add, edit, reorganise and delete entries, convert whole projects consisting out of multiple Stringtable.csv
into single fragmented xml files. It was made with handling large projects in mind.
The software is built in C#, .NET (Framework 4.5) and WPF. The MVVM architectural pattern is utilized where possible but without the use of any perticular MVVM framework. Some advanced 3rd party libraries are used, such as ReactiveUI and Extended WPF Toolkit (CE) and GongSolutions dragndrop.
The tool is built and maintained by Alex Vorobiev.
Icons used from: https://www.iconfinder.com/
v1.3 - Added search and replace - Added config scanner - Some fixes related to transliteration
v1.1 - Key ID templates added - Model objects are now reactive, better reflecting updates - Improved Drag and Drop for the tree - Duplication of keys imporved - Some bug fixes
v1.0 - Basing stringtable handling and conversion


29. al-`Ankabut: The Spider
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Alif. Lam. Mim.
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Do men imagine that they will be left (at ease) because they say, We believe, and will not be tested with affliction ?
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Lo! We tested those who were before you. Thus Allah knoweth those who are sincere, and knoweth those who feign.
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Or do those who do ill-deeds imagine that they can outstrip Us ? Evil (for them) is that which they decide.
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Whoso looketh forward to the meeting with Allah (let him know that) Allah's reckoning is surely nigh, and He is the Hearer, the Knower.
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And whosoever striveth, striveth only for himself, for lo! Allah is altogether Independent of (His) creatures.
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And as for those who believe and do good works, We shall remit from them their evil deeds and shall repay them the best that they did.
8
We have enjoined on man kindness to parents; but if they strive to make thee join with Me that of which thou hast no knowledge, then obey them not. Unto Me is your return and I shall tell you what ye used to do.
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And as for those who believe and do good works, We verily shall make them enter in among the righteous.
10
Of mankind is he who saith: We believe in Allah, but, if he be made to suffer for the sake of Allah, he mistaketh the persecution of mankind for Allah's punishment; and then, if victory cometh from thy Lord, will say: Lo! we were with you (all the while). Is not Allah Best Aware of what is in the bosoms of (His) creatures ?
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Verily Allah knoweth those who believe, and verily He knoweth the hypocrites.
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Those who disbelieve say unto those who believe: Follow our way (of religion) and we verily will bear your sins (for you). They cannot bear aught of their sins. Lo! they verily are liars.
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But they verily will bear their own loads and other loads beside their own, and they verily will be questioned on the Day of Resurrection concerning that which they invented.
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And verily we sent Noah (as Our messenger) unto his folk, and he continued with them for a thousand years save fifty years; and the flood engulfed them, for they were wrong-doers.
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And We rescued him and those with him in the ship, and made of it a portent for the peoples.
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And Abraham! (Remember) when he said unto his folk: Serve Allah, and keep your duty unto Him; that is better for you if ye did but know.
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Ye serve instead of Allah only idols, and ye only invent a lie. Lo! those whom ye serve instead of Allah own no provision for you. So seek your provision from Allah, and serve Him, and give thanks unto Him, (for) unto Him ye will be brought back.
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But if ye deny, then nations have denied before you. The messenger is only to convey (the message) plainly.
19
See they not how Allah produceth creation, then reproduceth it ? Lo! for Allah that is easy.
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Say (O Muhammad): Travel in the land and see how He originated creation, then Allah bringeth forth the later growth. Lo! Allah is Able to do all things.
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He punisheth whom He will and showeth mercy unto whom He will, and unto Him ye will be turned.
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Ye cannot escape (from Him) in the earth or in the sky, and beside Allah there is for you no friend or helper.
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Those who disbelieve in the revelations of Allah and in (their) Meeting with Him, such have no hope of My mercy. For such there is a painful doom.
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But the answer of his folk was only that they said: "Kill him" or "Burn him." Then Allah saved him from the Fire. Lo! herein verily are portents for folk who believe.
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He said: Ye have chosen only idols instead of Allah. The love between you is only in the life of the world. Then on the Day of Resurrection ye will deny each other and curse each other, and your abode will be the Fire, and ye will have no helpers.
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And Lot believed him, and said: Lo! I am a fugitive unto my Lord. Lo! He, only He, is the Mighty, the Wise.
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And We bestowed on him Isaac and Jacob, and We established the prophethood and the Scripture among his seed, and We gave him his reward in the world, and lo! in the Hereafter he verily is among the righteous.
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And Lot! (Remember) when he said unto his folk: Lo! ye commit lewdness such as no creature did before you.
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For come ye not in unto males, and cut ye not the road (for travellers), and commit ye not abomination in your meetings ? But the answer of his folk was only that they said: Bring Allah's doom upon us if thou art a truthteller!
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He said: My Lord! Give me victory over folk who work corruption.
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And when Our messengers brought Abraham the good news, they said: Lo! we are about to destroy the people of that township, for its people are wrong-doers.
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He said: Lo! Lot is there. They said: We are best aware of who is there. We are to deliver him and his household, all save his wife, who is of those who stay behind.
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And when Our messengers came unto Lot, he was troubled upon their account, for he could not protect them; but they said: Fear not, nor grieve! Lo! we are to deliver thee and thy household, (all) save thy wife, who is of those who stay behind.
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Lo! We are about to bring down upon the folk of this township a fury from the sky because they are evil-livers.
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And verily of that We have left a clear sign for people who have sense.
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And unto Midian We sent Shu'eyb, their brother. He said: O my people! Serve Allah, and look forward to the Last Day, and do not evil, making mischief, in the earth.
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But they denied him, and the dreadful earthquake took them, and morning found them prostrate in their dwelling place.
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And (the tribes of) A'ad and Thamud! (Their fate) is manifest unto you from their (ruined and deserted) dwellings. Satan made their deeds seem fair unto them and so debarred them from the Way, though they were keen observers.
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And Korah, Pharaoh and Haman! Moses came unto them with clear proofs (of Allah's Sovereignty), but they were boastful in the land. And they were not winners (in the race).
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So We took each one in his sin; of them was he on whom We sent a hurricane, and of them was he who was overtaken by the (Awful) Cry, and of them was he whom We caused the earth to swallow, and of them was he whom We drowned. It was not for Allah to wrong them, but they wronged themselves.
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The likeness of those who choose other patrons than Allah is as the likeness of the spider when she taketh unto herself a house, and lo! the frailest of all houses is the spider's house, if they but knew.
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Lo! Allah knoweth what thing they invoke instead of Him. He is the Mighty, the Wise.
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As for these similitudes, We coin them for mankind, but none will grasp their meaning save the wise.
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Allah created the heavens and the earth with truth. Lo! therein is indeed a portent for believers.
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Recite that which hath been inspired in thee of the Scripture, and establish worship. Lo! worship preserveth from lewdness and iniquity, but verily remembrance of Allah is more important. And Allah knoweth what ye do.
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And argue not with the People of the Scripture unless it be in (a way) that is better, save with such of them as do wrong; and say: We believe in that which hath been revealed unto us and revealed unto you; our God and your God is One, and unto Him we surrender.
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In like manner We have revealed unto thee the Scripture, and those unto whom We gave the Scripture aforetime will believe therein; and of these (also) there are some who believe therein. And none deny Our revelations save the disbelievers.
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And thou (O Muhammad) wast not a reader of any scripture before it, nor didst thou write it with thy right hand, for then might those have doubted, who follow falsehood.
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But it is clear revelations in the hearts of those who have been given knowledge, and none deny Our revelations save wrong-doers.
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And they say: Why are not portents sent down upon him from his Lord ? Say: Portents are with Allah only, and I am but a plain warner.
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Is it not enough for them that We have sent down unto thee the Scripture which is read unto them ? Lo! herein verily is mercy, and a reminder for folk who believe.
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Say (unto them, O Muhammad): Allah sufficeth for witness between me and you. He knoweth whatsoever is in the heavens and the earth. And those who believe in vanity and disbelieve in Allah, they it is who are the losers.
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They bid thee hasten on the doom (of Allah). And if a term had not been appointed, the doom would assuredly have come unto them (ere now). And verily it will come upon them suddenly when they perceive not.
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They bid thee hasten on the doom, when lo! hell verily will encompass the disbelievers
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On the day when the doom will overwhelm them from above them and from underneath their feet, and He will say: Taste what ye used to do!
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O my bondmen who believe! Lo! My earth is spacious. Therefor serve Me only.
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Every soul will taste of death. Then unto Us ye will be returned.
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Those who believe and do good works, them verily We shall house in lofty dwellings of the Garden underneath which rivers flow. There they will dwell secure. How sweet the guerdon of the toilers,
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Who persevere, and put their trust in their Lord!
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And how many an animal there is that beareth not its own provision! Allah provideth for it and for you. He is the Hearer, the Knower.
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And if thou wert to ask them: Who created the heavens and the earth, and constrained the sun and the moon (to their appointed work) ? they would say: Allah. How then are they turned away ?
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Allah maketh the provision wide for whom He will of His bondmen, and straiteneth it for whom (He will). Lo! Allah is Aware of all things.
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And if thou wert to ask them: Who causeth water to come down from the sky, and therewith reviveth the earth after its death ? they verily would say: Allah. Say: Praise be to Allah! But most of them have no sense.
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This life of the world is but a pastime and a game. Lo! the home of the Hereafter - that is Life, if they but knew.
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And when they mount upon the ships they pray to Allah, making their faith pure for Him only, but when He bringeth them safe to land, behold! they ascribe partners (unto Him),
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That they may disbelieve in that which We have given them, and that they may take their ease. But they will come to know.
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Have they not seen that We have appointed a sanctuary immune (from violence), while mankind are ravaged all around them ? Do they then believe in falsehood and disbelieve in the bounty of Allah ?
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Who doeth greater wrong than he who inventeth a lie concerning Allah, or denieth the truth when it cometh unto him ?  Allah is with the good.
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Robbers who mugged woman in her 80s branded the 'lowest of the low'
by Jane HuntTwo men who mugged an 82-year-old woman shortly after she withdrew £200 from a Bury St Edmunds post office have been given jail sentences totalling nearly 16 years.
Before Ipswich Crown Court were Robert Duke, 36, of Broad Road, Bacton, and Kyle Haggerty, 27, of no fixed address, who both denied robbing the woman of her handbag, cash, bankcard and personal items on June 27.
They were both unanimously found guilty by a jury after a week long trial and Haggerty was jailed for eight years and Duke was jailed for seven years and ten months.
Sentencing the men Judge Emma Peters described the robbery as "wicked, cruel, callous, greedy and nasty" and said they had been convicted on a "wealth of compelling evidence."
Judge Peters described them as "lower than cowards" and the "lowest of the low."
In a statement read to the court the victim said she was now too scared to leave her home as a result of the robbery and was still in pain from injuries she received in the incident.
The court has heard the victim was grabbed from behind and pushed to the ground during the robbery in Tennyson Road, Bury St Edmunds.
Gavin Pottinger, prosecuting, said the woman felt someone pulling the handle of her bag and she ended up with a cut on one of her fingers as a result of struggling to keep hold of it.
Mr Pottinger told the court that after their arrests the defendants each said the other had carried out the robbery.
He said that Duke had been in the post office queue behind the victim when she withdrew £200 and was seen to follow her along Tennyson Road.
Mr Pottinger said that Haggerty's DNA was found on a watch found at the scene of the robbery and he had pleaded guilty to using the victim's stolen bankcard 90 minutes after the robbery.
In a police interview after his arrest Robert Duke told officers that after visiting a post office in Lake Avenue in Bury St Edmunds he heard a woman shouting: "No. You're not taking that."
He said that shortly afterwards a man he knew as "Bos" ran past him with a T-shirt round his face.
"I thought he'd robbed her," said Duke.
The court heard that Haggerty told police he had sold a watch found at the scene of the robbery to Duke on the day of the robbery and blamed Duke for the mugging.
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loggertools¶
A Python port of the Control File Functions of the Logger Tools Software of Olaf Kolle, MPI-BGC Jena, (c) 2012.
About loggertools¶
loggertools
is a Python port of the Control File Functions of the Logger
Tools Software of Olaf Kolle, MPI-BGC Jena, (c) 2012.
From the Logger Tools Software manual: “The functions range from simple mathematic operations to more complex and special procedures including functions for checking data. Most of the functions have the following appearance: y = f(x, p1, p2, …, pn) where y is the variable in which the result of the function f is stored, x is the input variable of the function and p1 to pn are parameters (numbers) of the function. An output variable (result of a function) may be the same as an input variable. Some functions need more than one input variable, some functions do not need any parameter and some functions (mean, mini, maxi) may have a variable number of input variables.”
The complete documentation of loggertools
is available at:
and the API can be found here:
Installation¶
The easiest way to install is via pip:
pip install loggertools
or via conda:
conda install -c conda-forge loggertools
- Requirements
License¶
loggertools
is distributed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for
details.
Copyright (c) 2014-2023 Matthias Cuntz, Olaf Kolle
The project structure of loggertools
has borrowed heavily from welltestpy
by Sebastian Müller.
Logger Tool Functions¶
Some functions are renamed compared to the original logger tools:
chs -> varchs
add -> varadd
sub -> varsub
mul -> varmul
div -> vardiv
sqr -> varsqr / varsqrt
exp -> varexp
log -> varlog
pot -> varpot
Not all functions are implemented (yet). Missing functions are:
varset
met_torad
met_psy_rh
met_dpt_rh
write
Some functions are slightly enhanced, which is reflected in the documentation of the indidual functions.
All functions have an additional keyword undef, which defaults to -9999.: elements are excluded from the calculations if any of the inputs equals undef.
Only bit_test and the if-statements ifeq, ifne, ifle, ifge, iflt, igt do not have the undef keyword.
The Logger Tools control functions implemented are:
Assignment
# not implemented
Change sign
y = varchs(a) means y = -a, where a is a variable or a number.
def varchs(var1, undef=-9999.):
Addition
y = varadd(a, b) means y = a + b, where a and b are ndarray or float.
def varadd(var1, var2, undef=-9999.):
Subtraction
y = varsub(a, b) means y = a - b, where a and b are ndarray or float.
def varsub(var1, var2, undef=-9999.):
Multiplication
y = varmul(a, b) means y = a * b, where a and b are ndarray or float.
def varmul(var1, var2, undef=-9999.):
Division
y = vardiv(a, b) means y = a / b, where a and b are ndarray or float.
def vardiv(var1, var2, undef=-9999.):
Square root
y = varsqr(a) means y = sqrt(a), where a is a variable or a number.
y = varsqrt(a) means y = sqrt(a), where a is a variable or a number.
def varsqr(var1, undef=-9999.):
def varsqrt(var1, undef=-9999.):
Exponentiation of e
y = varexp(a) means y = exp(a), where a is a variable or a number.
def varexp(var1, undef=-9999.):
Natural logarithm
y = varlog(a) means y = ln(a), where a is a variable or a number.
def varlog(var1, undef=-9999.):
Exponentiation
y = varpot(a, b) means y = a**b, where a and b are ndarray or float.
def varpot(var1, var2, undef=-9999.):
Apply linear function
y = lin(x, a0, a1) means y = a0 + a1 * x, where a0 and a1 are ndarray or float.
def lin(var1, a, b, undef=-9999.):
Apply 2nd order function
y = quad(x, a0, a1, a2) means y = a0 + a1 * x + a2 * x**2, where a0, a1 and a2 are ndarray or float.
def quad(var1, a, b, c, undef=-9999.):
Apply 3rd order function
y = cubic(x, a0, a1, a2, a3) means y = a0 + a1 * x + a2 * x**2 + a3 * x**3, where a0, a1, a2 and a3 are ndarray or float.
def cubic(var1, a, b, c, d, undef=-9999.):
Calculate fraction of day from hours, minutes and seconds
y = hms(h, m, s) means y = (h + m/60 + s/3600)/24, where h, m and s (hours, minutes and seconds) are ndarray or float.
def hms(h, m, s, undef=-9999.):
Bitwise test
y = bit_test(x, b, start=0) means y = 1 if bit b is set in x otherwise y = 0.
Returns a list of b is an array.
Counting of b starts at start.
For the behaviour of the original logger tools, set start=1.
Negative b are not implemented.
def bit_test(var1, var2, start=0):
Replacement of underflows by new value
y = setlow(x, lo, ln=None) means IF (x > lo) THEN y = ln ELSE y = x, where lo and ln are ndarray or float.
ln is optional. If not given lo will be used.
This function may be used to adjust small negative values of short wave radiation during nighttime to zero values.
def setlow(dat, low, islow=None, undef=-9999.):
Replacement of overflows by new value
y = sethigh(x, lo, ln=None) means IF (x < lo) THEN y = ln ELSE y = x, where lo and ln are ndarray or float.
ln is optional. If not given lo will be used.
This function may be used to adjust relative humidity values of a little bit more than 100% to 100%.
def sethigh(dat, high, ishigh=None, undef=-9999.):
Replacement of underflows or overflows by the undef
y = limits(x, ll, lh) means IF (x > ll) OR (x < lh) THEN y = undef ELSE y = x, where ll and lh are ndarray or float.
This function may be used to check values lying in between certain limits. If one of the limits is exceeded the value is set to undef.
def limits(dat, mini, maxi, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of mean value
y = mean(x1, x2, …, xn) means y = (x1 + x2 + … + xn) / n, where x1, x2, …, xn are ndarray or float.
def mean(var1, axis=None, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of minimum value
y = mini(x1, x2, …, xn) means y = min(x1, x2, …, xn), where x1, x2, …, xn are ndarray or float.
def mini(var1, axis=None, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of maximum value
y = maxi(x1, x2, …, xn) means y = max(x1, x2, …, xn), where x1, x2, …, xn are ndarray or float.
def maxi(var1, axis=None, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of total radiation from net radiometer
# no implemented
Calculation of long wave radiation from net radiometer
y = met_lwrad(x, Tp) where x is the output voltage of the net radiometer in mV, Tp is the temperature of the net radiometer body in degC.
The total radiation in W m-2 is calculated according to the following formula:
y = x * fl + sigma * (Tp + 273.16)**4
where sigma = 5.67051 * 10**8 W m-2 K-4 is the Stephan-Boltzmann-Constant and fl is the factor for long wave radiation (reciprocal value of sensitivity) in W m-2 per mV.
The function assumes that fl was already applied before.
All parameters may be ndarray or float.
# assumes that dat was already multiplied with calibration factor def met_lwrad(dat, tpyr, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of radiation temperature from long wave radiation
y = met_trad(Rl, epsilon) where Rl is the long wave radiation in W m-2, epsilon is the long wave emissivity of the surface (between 0 and 1).
The radiation temperature in degC is calculated according to the following formula:
y = sqrt4(Rl / (sigma * epsilon)) - 273.16
where sigma = 5.67051 * 10**8 W m-2 K-4 is the Stephan-Boltzmann-Constant.
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_trad(dat, eps, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of albedo from short wave downward and upward radiation
y = met_alb(Rsd, Rsu) where Rsd is the short wave downward radiation in Wm-2, Rsu is the short wave upward radiation in Wm-2,
The albedo in % is calculated according to the following formula:
y = 100 * ( Rsu / Rsd )
If Rsd > 50 W m-2 or Rsu > 10 W m-2 the result is undef.
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_alb(swd, swu, swdmin=50., swumin=10., undef=-9999.):
Calculation of albedo from short wave downward and upward radiation with limits
y = met_albl(Rsd, Rsu, Rsd_limit, Rsu_limit) where Rsd is the short wave downward radiation in Wm-2, Rsu is the short wave upward radiation in Wm-2, Rsd_limit is the short wave downward radiation limit in Wm-2, Rsu_limit is the short wave upward radiation limit in Wm-2,
The albedo in % is calculated according to the following formula:
y = 100 * ( Rsu / Rsd )
If Rsd > Rsd_limit or Rsu > Rsu_limit the result is undef.
All four parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_albl(swd, swu, swdmin, swumin, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of saturation water vapour pressure
y = met_vpmax(T) where T is the air temperature in degC.
The saturation water vapour pressure in mbar (hPa) is calculated according to the following formula:
y = 6.1078 * exp(17.08085 * T / (234.175 + T))
The parameter may be a variable or a number.
def met_vpmax(temp, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of actual water vapour pressure
y = met_vpact(T, rh) where T is the air temperature in degC, rh is the relative humidity in %.
The actual water vapour pressure in mbar (hPa) is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/ (234.175 + T))
y = Es * rh/100
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_vpact(temp, rh, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of water vapour pressure deficit
y = met_vpdef(T, rh) where T is the air temperature in degC, rh is the relative humidity in %.
The water vapour pressure deficit in mbar (hPa) is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/ (234.175 + T))
E = Es * rh/100
y = Es - E
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_vpdef(temp, rh, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of specific humidity
y = met_sh(T, rh, p) where T is the air temperature in degC, rh is the relative humidity in %, p is the air pressure in mbar (hPa).
The specific humidity in g kg-1 is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/ (234.175 + T))
E = Es * rh/100
y = 622 * E/(p-0.378*E)
All parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_sh(temp, rh, p, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of potential temperature
y = met_tpot(T, p) where T is the air temperature in degC, p is the air pressure in mbar (hPa).
The potential temperature in K is calculated according to the following formula:
y = (T + 273.16) * (1000/p)**0.286
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_tpot(temp, p, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of air density
y = met_rho(T, rh, p) where T is the air temperature in degC, rh is the relative humidity in %, p is the air pressure in mbar (hPa).
The air density in kg m-3 is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/ (234.175 + T))
E = Es * rh/100
sh = 622 * E/(p-0.378*E)
Tv = ((T + 273.16) * (1 + 0.000608 * sh)) - 273.16
y = p * 100 / (287.05 * (Tv + 273.16))
All parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_rho(temp, rh, p, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of dew point temperature
y = met_dpt(T, rh) where T is the air temperature in degC, rh is the relative humidity in %.
The dew point temperature in degC is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/(234.175 + T))
E = Es * rh/100
y = 234.175 * ln(E/6.1078)/(17.08085 - ln(E/6.1078))
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_dpt(temp, rh, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of water vapour concentration
y = met_h2oc(T, rh, p) where T is the air temperature in degC, rh is the relative humidity in %, p is the air pressure in mbar (hPa).
The water vapour concentration in mmol mol-1 is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/ (234.175 + T))
E = Es * rh/100
y = 0.1 * E /(0.001*p*100*0.001)
All parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_h2oc(temp, rh, p, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of relative humidity from dry and wet bulb temperature
# not implemented
Calculation of relative humidity from dew point temperature
# not implemented
Calculation of relative humidity from water vapour concentration
y = met_h2oc_rh(T, [H2O], p) where T is the air temperature in degC, [H2O] is the water vapour concentration in mmolmol-1, p is the air pressure in mbar (hPa).
The relative humidity in % is calculated according to the following formulas:
Es = 6.1078*exp(17.08085*T/(234.175 + T))
E = 10 * [H2O] * 0.001 * p * 100 * 0.001
y = 100 * E / Es
All parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_h2oc_rh(temp, h, p, undef=-9999.):
Rotation of wind direction
y = met_wdrot(wd, a) where wd is the wind direction in degree, a is the rotation angle in degree (positive is clockwise).
The rotated wind direction is calculated according to the following formulas:
y = wd + a
IF y > 0 THEN y = y + 360
IF y >= 360 THEN y = y - 360
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_wdrot(wd, a, undef=-9999.):
Rotation of u-component of wind vector
y = met_urot(u, v, a) where u is the u-component of the wind vector, v is the v-component of the wind vector, a is the rotation angle in degree (positive is clockwise).
The rotated u-component is calculated according to the following formula:
y = u * cos (a) + v * sin (a)
All three parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_urot(u, v, a, undef=-9999.):
Rotation of v-component of wind vector
y = met_vrot(u, v, a) where u is the u-component of the wind vector, v is the v-component of the wind vector, a is the rotation angle in degree (positive is clockwise).
The rotated v-component is calculated according to the following formula:
y = -u * sin (a) + v * cos (a)
All three parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_vrot(u, v, a, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of wind velocity from u- and v-component of wind vector
y = met_uv_wv(u, v) where u is the u-component of the wind vector, v is the v-component of the wind vector.
The horizontal wind velocity is calculated according to the following formula:
y = sqrt(u**2 + v**2)
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_uv_wv(u, v, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of wind direction from u- and v-component of wind vector
y = met_uv_wd(u, v) where u is the u-component of the wind vector, v is the v-component of the wind vector.
The horizontal wind velocity is calculated according to the following formulas:
IF u = 0 AND v = 0 THEN y = 0
IF u = 0 AND v > 0 THEN y = 360
IF u = 0 AND v < 0 THEN y = 180
IF u < 0 THEN y = 270 - arctan(v/u)
IF u > 0 THEN y = 90 - arctan(v/u)
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_uv_wd(u, v, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of u-component of wind vector from wind velocity and wind direction
y = met_wvwd_u(wv, wd) where wv is the horizontal wind velocity, wd is the horizontal wind direction.
The u-component of the wind vector is calculated according to the following formula:
y = -wv * sin (wd)
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_wvwd_u(wv, wd, undef=-9999.):
Calculation of v-component of wind vector from wind velocity and wind direction
y = met_wvwd_v(wv, wd) where wv is the horizontal wind velocity, wd is the horizontal wind direction.
The v-component of the wind vector is calculated according to the following formula:
y = -wv * cos (wd)
Both parameters may be ndarray or float.
def met_wvwd_v(wv, wd, undef=-9999.):
If-statements
y = ifeq(x, a0, a1, a2) means IF x == a0 THEN y = a1 ELSE y = a2
y = ifne(x, a0, a1, a2) means IF x != a0 THEN y = a1 ELSE y = a2
y = ifle(x, a0, a1, a2) means IF x <= a0 THEN y = a1 ELSE y = a2
y = ifge(x, a0, a1, a2) means IF x >= a0 THEN y = a1 ELSE y = a2
y = iflt(x, a0, a1, a2) means IF x > a0 THEN y = a1 ELSE y = a2
y = ifgt(x, a0, a1, a2) means IF x < a0 THEN y = a1 ELSE y = a2
All parameters may be ndarray or float.
def ifeq(var1, iif, ithen, ielse):
def ifne(var1, iif, ithen, ielse):
def ifle(var1, iif, ithen, ielse):
def ifge(var1, iif, ithen, ielse):
def iflt(var1, iif, ithen, ielse):
def ifgt(var1, iif, ithen, ielse):
Write variables to a file
# not implemented


Continuous features:
\[\text{Prediction: } \bar{y}_m = \frac{1}{N_m} \sum_{i \in N_m} y_i \]
\[ \text{Mean Squared Error: } H(X_m) = \frac{1}{N_m} \sum_{i \in N_m} (y_i - \bar{y}_m)^2 \]
\[ \text{Mean Absolute Error: } H(X_m) = \frac{1}{N_m} \sum_{i \in N_m} |y_i - \bar{y}_m| \]
from sklearn.datasets import load_breast_cancer
cancer = load_breast_cancer()
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = \
train_test_split(cancer.data,cancer.target,
stratify=cancer.target,
random_state=0)
from sklearn.tree import DecisionTreeClassifier, \
export_graphviz
tree = DecisionTreeClassifier(max_depth=2)
tree.fit(X_train, y_train)
# tree visualization (or sklearn.tree.plot_tree)
tree_dot = export_graphviz(tree, out_file=None,
feature_names=cancer.feature_names)
print(tree_dot)
digraph Tree { node [shape=box, fontname="helvetica"] ; edge [fontname="helvetica"] ; 0 [label="worst perimeter <= 106.1\ngini = 0.468\nsamples = 426\nvalue = [159, 267]"] ; 1 [label="worst concave points <= 0.134\ngini = 0.081\nsamples = 259\nvalue = [11, 248]"] ; 0 -> 1 [labeldistance=2.5, labelangle=45, headlabel="True"] ; 2 [label="gini = 0.008\nsamples = 240\nvalue = [1, 239]"] ; 1 -> 2 ; 3 [label="gini = 0.499\nsamples = 19\nvalue = [10, 9]"] ; 1 -> 3 ; 4 [label="worst concave points <= 0.142\ngini = 0.202\nsamples = 167\nvalue = [148, 19]"] ; 0 -> 4 [labeldistance=2.5, labelangle=-45, headlabel="False"] ; 5 [label="gini = 0.497\nsamples = 37\nvalue = [20, 17]"] ; 4 -> 5 ; 6 [label="gini = 0.03\nsamples = 130\nvalue = [128, 2]"] ; 4 -> 6 ; }
Requires graphviz C library and Python library
!pip install graphviz
dot -Tpng cancer_tree.dot -o cancer_tree.png
sklearn
from sklearn.tree import plot_tree
tree_dot = plot_tree(tree, feature_names=cancer.feature_names)
max_depth
max_leaf_nodes
min_samples_split
min_impurity_decrease
max_depth
= 4
max_leaf_nodes
= 8
min_samples_split
= 50
from sklearn.model_selection import GridSearchCV
param_grid = {'max_depth':range(1, 7)}
grid = GridSearchCV(DecisionTreeClassifier(random_state=0),
param_grid=param_grid,
cv=10)
grid.fit(X_train, y_train)
from sklearn.model_selection import GridSearchCV
param_grid = {'max_leaf_nodes':range(2, 20)}
grid = GridSearchCV(DecisionTreeClassifier(random_state=0),
param_grid=param_grid, cv=10)
grid.fit(X_train, y_train)
\[ R_\alpha(T) = R(T) + \alpha |T| \]
param_grid = {'ccp_alpha': np.linspace(0.0, 0.03, 20)}
grid = GridSearchCV(DecisionTreeClassifier(random_state=0),
param_grid=param_grid, cv=10)
grid.fit(X_train, y_train)
clf = DecisionTreeClassifier(random_state=0)
path = clf.cost_complexity_pruning_path(X_train, y_train)
ccp_alphas, impurities = path.ccp_alphas, path.impurities
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X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = \
train_test_split(iris.data,
iris.target,
stratify=iris.target,
random_state=0)
tree = DecisionTreeClassifier(max_leaf_nodes=6)
tree.fit(X_train, y_train)
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = \
train_test_split(iris.data,
iris.target,
stratify=iris.target,
random_state=1)
tree = DecisionTreeClassifier(max_leaf_nodes=6)
tree.fit(X_train, y_train)
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = \
train_test_split(iris.data,
iris.target,
stratify=iris.target,
random_state=1)
tree = DecisionTreeClassifier(max_leaf_nodes=6)
tree.fit(X_train,y_train)
tree.feature_importances_
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Abstract: We study a pattern classiﬁcation algorithm which has recently been proposed by Vapnik and coworkers. It builds on a new inductive principle which assumes that in addition to positive and negative data, a third class of data is available, termed the Universum. We assay the behavior of the algorithm by establishing links with Fisher discriminant analysis and oriented PCA, as well as with an SVM in a projected subspace (or, equivalently, with a data-dependent reduced kernel). We also provide experimental results. 1
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You need metamask in order to use ethtags.
Ethtags is a project which lets you create your own dogtag which is attached to your address. The dogtag is always attached to the address that invoked the contract, in other words your friends can not change your dogtag, if they do not have full access to your wallet.
The dogtag itself is stored in the ethereum blockchain and the data can be accessed at any time as long as you have access to the ethereum blockchain. The ethtags frontend provides a simple way to access your dogtag. You can get a link to it which you can then send to anyone to check out your dogtag or you can embed it as an signature anywhere where they support iframe html tag.
There are future plans to allow you, to get the information, specifically the name, in your dogtag verified by a trusted third party, like the post office or some other third party which would be present almost anywhere. These verified dogtags would be very handy when you need to send a larger amount of currency to a someone else and you want to be sure that it is them.
Ethtags is currently maintained and developed by Jakub Tomeš a casual programmer and game developer that wanted to start developing smart contracts.
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