A foreign resource is a set of C functions, defined in one or more files, installed as an atomic operation. The name of a foreign resource, the resource name, is an atom, which should uniquely identify the resource. Thus, two foreign resources with the same name cannot be installed at the same time, even if they correspond to different files.
The resource name of a foreign resource is derived from its file
name by deleting any leading path and the suffix. Therefore the resource
name is not the same as the absolute file name. For example, the
resource name of both ~john/foo/bar.so and
~ringo/blip/bar.so is bar
. If
load_foreign_resource('~john/foo/bar')
has been done
~john/foo/bar.so will be unloaded if either
load_foreign_resource('~john/foo/bar')
or
load_foreign_resource('~ringo/blip/bar')
is subsequently called.
It is recommended that a resource name be all lowercase, starting with `a' to `z' followed by a sequence consisting of `a' to `z', underscore (`_'), and digits. The resource name is used to construct the file name containing the foreign resource.
For each foreign resource, a foreign_resource/2
fact
is used to declare the interfaced functions. For each of these
functions, a foreign/[2,3]
fact is used to specify
conversions between predicate arguments and C-types. These
conversion declarations are used for creating the necessary interface
between Prolog and C.
The functions making up the foreign resource, the automatically generated glue code, and any libraries, are compiled and linked, using the splfr tool (see The Foreign Resource Linker), to form a linked foreign resource. A linked foreign resource exists in two different flavors, static and dynamic. A static resource is simply a relocatable object file containing the foreign code. A dynamic resource is a shared library (`.so' under most UNIX dialects, `.dll' under Windows), which is loaded into the Prolog executable at runtime.
Foreign resources can be linked into the Prolog executable either when the executable is built (pre-linked), or at runtime. Pre-linking can be done using static or dynamic resources. Runtime-linking can only be done using dynamic resources. Dynamic resources can also be unlinked.
In all cases, the declared predicates are installed by the
built-in predicate load_foreign_resource/1
.
If the resource was pre-linked, only the predicate
names are bound; otherwise, runtime-linking is attempted (using
dlopen()
, LoadLibrary()
, or similar).


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George Orwell saught to warn about the power totalitarian regimes could yeild if they rose to complete power
-
Through his ideologies, he was able to envision a technological future where freedom is hindered through surveillance
How were they Surveilled in the theoretical novel?
1. Constant reminders of Big Brother through propaganda posters.
2. Newspeak
3. Telescreens
4. Ignored Class
Surveillance Today
How close is today's technologies to that of an Orwellian dystopia
Constant Reminders
Abbreviated Speech
Echo Chambers
Recommended Media
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica
Parent company of Cambridge Analytica "Strategic Communication Laboratories" accessed users profiles through Amazons Mechanical Turk job posting website.
The main purpose of this data mining strategy was to help categorize personality traits and link them to political ideologies of facebook users, regardless of if they were a Mechanical Turk worker or not
Is this really surviellance or just present day Business?
Seeding
Recruit an employee from MTurk to do a survey that grants access to their facebook account
Access all individuals information
Access their friends open accounts in search of similar information
Gather information about all available users personal preferences and locations
Analyze where they fall on a personality chart
Through these practices, Cambridge Analytica was able to gain access to around 50 million facebook accounts using only 270,000 Facebook accounts.
The impact of this surveillance
Ben Carson was found to have payed 220,000 dollars to recieve this information to influence voters.
Ted Cruz was found to have payed 750,000 follars to recieve this information to influence voters.
Cambridge Analytica was found to have ties with the recent Trump election
Cambridge Analytica was found to have ties with the recent Brexit movement
Media Archaeology
Media Archaeology lends itself to the process of Modernity (Parikka, 2012), and thus we have to reflect on the digital environments we surround ourselves with. With the rise of capitalism, we have to be more aware of the disadvantages that come with being a product in the eyes of businessmen in the social media sectors.


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AI (Ayyub-Isa) Console System
(not artificial intelligence)
🇪🇳🇩-🇺🇸🇪🇷 🇲🇦🇳🇺🇦🇱
Version 0.3.0 (June 4th 2021)
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i. Table of Content
A. Help and Information
B. Configuration
C. Cryptographic
D. Registration
E. Packages
F. Tools and Utilities
G. Testing
...
A. Help and Information
One of the most command in AI system is
help, just type:
$ ai help
Generally, every system has a
help command, this is very important to help user to know documentation.
In this
help command, there are many information about the available commands. And AI system default has installed few commands:
1. config
2. crypto
3. help
4. install
5. license
6. pkg
7. reg
8. test
9. tool
10. upgrade
11. version
Some of them are core extensions, including: config, crypto, pkg, reg, test and tool, the rest are directly from core.
Commands that's not included as core extensions are:
1. help, clearly expained above
2. install, to install some package from ai.package server
3. license, show AI private license
4. upgrade, to check and upgrade core system
5. version, show AI version
B. Configuration
Configurations are stored in AI config command, to set, get and delete data configuration.
C. Cryptographic
I'm not expect too many words, we're gonna directly try to encrypt some media file or document.
1. Before we start, we need to check the options in crypto.
$ ai crypto help
2. Change directory where the file is.
For example /sdcard then type:
$ cd /sdcard
Check directory location with
$ pwd
Then check file inside directory with
$ ls
3. This time we're gonna try to encrypt a file named:
--> nobody-2021-bus-fight-marked.mp4
To encrypt the file, use this pattern:
$ ai crypto <filename>
Then we type:
$ ai crypto nobody-2021-bus-fight-marked.mp4
Then insert your password to decrypt next time.
4. Optional, compress the file to zip.
This very important for document file.
But mp4 is a media file, no needs to compress.
Type n, then press Enter,
5. After that, the encryption will be proceeding.
Wait for it.
6. If complete succesfully, will show this,
7. Check the file inside directory,
$ ls
Then the file named
--> nobody-2021-bus-fight-marked.mp4
has been encrypted and renamed to
--> nobody-2021-bus-fight-marked.mp4.crypto
8. To reverse or decrypt the file, use this pattern:
$ ai crypto <nama_file>
Simply type:
$ ai crypto nobody-2021-bus-fight-marked.mp4.crypto
Then insert your password of the file.
Wait until complete,
Done and check the file inside directory,
$ ls
Try to play the decrypted file.
And also check media meta-data for sure.
D. Registration
...
E. Packages
...
F. Tools and Utilities
...
G. Testing
...
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OptimalStringAlignmentDistance()
Allows to calculate the distance between texts according to the optimal string alignment distance (abbreviated as OSA distance, also referred to as "restricted edit distance" or "restricted Damerau-Levenshtein distance"). The OSA distance measures the number of single-character edits (insertions, deletions, substitutions) and transpositions of two adjacent characters that are needed to make the texts equal to each other. Unlike the Damerau-Levensthein distance, the OSA distance does not allow substrings to be edited more than once. Furthermore, it does not meet the properties of the triangle inequality.
In natural language processing words are often short and misspellings usually do not affect more than 2 characters. Therefore, - despite its limitations - the OSA distance can be used as an efficient approximation of the unrestricted Damerau-Levenshtein distance in such scenarios.
Author
Michael Rapp
Since
1.2.0


A page template for LEEDS.GOV.UK third party systems.
The LEEDS.GOV.UK styles, components and patterns should be used to make a consistent look and feel.
A page template for LEEDS.GOV.UK third party systems.
The LEEDS.GOV.UK styles, components and patterns should be used to make a consistent look and feel.


Console Commands ¶
- DryRun
- GenerateSuite
- GherkinSnippets
- Init
- GenerateSnapshot
- Console
- ConfigValidate
- GenerateGroup
- GenerateCept
- Run
- SelfUpdate
- CompletionFallback
- GenerateTest
- Build
- GenerateHelper
- Bootstrap
- GenerateEnvironment
- GenerateFeature
- GenerateScenarios
- GenerateStepObject
- Clean
- GherkinSteps
- GenerateCest
- GeneratePageObject
DryRun ¶
Shows step by step execution process for scenario driven tests without actually running them.
codecept dry-run acceptance
codecept dry-run acceptance MyCest
codecept dry-run acceptance checkout.feature
codecept dry-run tests/acceptance/MyCest.php
GenerateSuite ¶
Create new test suite. Requires suite name and actor name
- ``
codecept g:suite api
-> api + ApiTestercodecept g:suite integration Code
-> integration + CodeTestercodecept g:suite frontend Front
-> frontend + FrontTester
GherkinSnippets ¶
Generates code snippets for matched feature files in a suite. Code snippets are expected to be implemented in Actor or PageObjects
Usage:
codecept gherkin:snippets acceptance
- snippets from all feature of acceptance testscodecept gherkin:snippets acceptance/feature/users
- snippets fromfeature/users
dir of acceptance testscodecept gherkin:snippets acceptance user_account.feature
- snippets from a single feature filecodecept gherkin:snippets acceptance/feature/users/user_accout.feature
- snippets from feature file in a dir
Init ¶
GenerateSnapshot ¶
Generates Snapshot. Snapshot can be used to test dynamical data. If suite name is provided, an actor class will be included into placeholder
codecept g:snapshot UserEmails
codecept g:snapshot Products
codecept g:snapshot acceptance UserEmails
Console ¶
Try to execute test commands in run-time. You may try commands before writing the test.
codecept console acceptance
- starts acceptance suite environment. If you use WebDriver you can manipulate browser with Codeception commands.
ConfigValidate ¶
Validates and prints Codeception config. Use it do debug Yaml configs
Check config:
codecept config
: check global configcodecept config unit
: check suite config
Load config:
codecept config:validate -c path/to/another/config
: from another dircodecept config:validate -c another_config.yml
: from another config file
Check overriding config values (like in run
command)
codecept config:validate -o "settings: shuffle: true"
: enable shufflecodecept config:validate -o "settings: lint: false"
: disable lintingcodecept config:validate -o "reporters: report: \Custom\Reporter" --report
: use custom reporter
GenerateGroup ¶
Creates empty GroupObject - extension which handles all group events.
codecept g:group Admin
GenerateCept ¶
Generates Cept (scenario-driven test) file:
codecept generate:cept suite Login
codecept g:cept suite subdir/subdir/testnameCept.php
codecept g:cept suite LoginCept -c path/to/project
Run ¶
Executes tests.
Usage:
codecept run acceptance
: run all acceptance testscodecept run tests/acceptance/MyCept.php
: run only MyCeptcodecept run acceptance MyCept
: same as abovecodecept run acceptance MyCest:myTestInIt
: run one test from a Cestcodecept run acceptance checkout.feature
: run feature-filecodecept run acceptance -g slow
: run tests from slow groupcodecept run unit,functional
: run only unit and functional suites
Verbosity modes:
codecept run -v
:codecept run --steps
: print step-by-step executioncodecept run -vv
:codecept run --debug
: print steps and debug informationcodecept run -vvv
: print internal debug information
Load config:
codecept run -c path/to/another/config
: from another dircodecept run -c another_config.yml
: from another config file
Override config values:
codecept run -o "settings: shuffle: true"
: enable shufflecodecept run -o "settings: lint: false"
: disable lintingcodecept run -o "reporters: report: \Custom\Reporter" --report
: use custom reporter
Run with specific extension
codecept run --ext Recorder
run with Recorder extension enabledcodecept run --ext DotReporter
run with DotReporter printercodecept run --ext "My\Custom\Extension"
run with an extension loaded by class name
Full reference:
`
Arguments:
suite suite to be tested
test test to be run
Options:
-o, --override=OVERRIDE Override config values (multiple values allowed)
--config (-c) Use custom path for config
--report Show output in compact style
--html Generate html with results (default: "report.html")
--xml Generate JUnit XML Log (default: "report.xml")
--tap Generate Tap Log (default: "report.tap.log")
--json Generate Json Log (default: "report.json")
--colors Use colors in output
--no-colors Force no colors in output (useful to override config file)
--silent Only outputs suite names and final results
--steps Show steps in output
--debug (-d) Show debug and scenario output
--coverage Run with code coverage (default: "coverage.serialized")
--coverage-html Generate CodeCoverage HTML report in path (default: "coverage")
--coverage-xml Generate CodeCoverage XML report in file (default: "coverage.xml")
--coverage-text Generate CodeCoverage text report in file (default: "coverage.txt")
--coverage-phpunit Generate CodeCoverage PHPUnit report in file (default: "coverage-phpunit")
--no-exit Don't finish with exit code
--group (-g) Groups of tests to be executed (multiple values allowed)
--skip (-s) Skip selected suites (multiple values allowed)
--skip-group (-x) Skip selected groups (multiple values allowed)
--env Run tests in selected environments. (multiple values allowed, environments can be merged with ',')
--fail-fast (-f) Stop after first failure
--no-rebuild Do not rebuild actor classes on start
--help (-h) Display this help message.
--quiet (-q) Do not output any message.
--verbose (-v|vv|vvv) Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
--version (-V) Display this application version.
--ansi Force ANSI output.
--no-ansi Disable ANSI output.
--no-interaction (-n) Do not ask any interactive question.
--seed Use the given seed for shuffling tests
`
SelfUpdate ¶
Auto-updates phar archive from official site: 'http://codeception.com/codecept.phar' .
php codecept.phar self-update
@author Franck Cassedanne<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CompletionFallback ¶
GenerateTest ¶
Generates skeleton for Unit Test that extends Codeception\TestCase\Test
.
codecept g:test unit User
codecept g:test unit "App\User"
Build ¶
Generates Actor classes (initially Guy classes) from suite configs. Starting from Codeception 2.0 actor classes are auto-generated. Use this command to generate them manually.
codecept build
codecept build path/to/project
GenerateHelper ¶
Creates empty Helper class.
codecept g:helper MyHelper
codecept g:helper "My\Helper"
Bootstrap ¶
Creates default config, tests directory and sample suites for current project. Use this command to start building a test suite.
By default it will create 3 suites acceptance, functional, and unit.
codecept bootstrap
- createstests
dir andcodeception.yml
in current dir.codecept bootstrap --empty
- createstests
dir without suitescodecept bootstrap --namespace Frontend
- creates tests, and useFrontend
namespace for actor classes and helpers.codecept bootstrap --actor Wizard
- sets actor as Wizard, to haveTestWizard
actor in tests.codecept bootstrap path/to/the/project
- provide different path to a project, where tests should be placed
GenerateEnvironment ¶
Generates empty environment configuration file into envs dir:
codecept g:env firefox
Required to have envs
path to be specified in codeception.yml
GenerateFeature ¶
Generates Feature file (in Gherkin):
codecept generate:feature suite Login
codecept g:feature suite subdir/subdir/login.feature
codecept g:feature suite login.feature -c path/to/project
GenerateScenarios ¶
Generates user-friendly text scenarios from scenario-driven tests (Cest, Cept).
codecept g:scenarios acceptance
- for all acceptance testscodecept g:scenarios acceptance --format html
- in html formatcodecept g:scenarios acceptance --path doc
- generate scenarios todoc
dir
GenerateStepObject ¶
Generates StepObject class. You will be asked for steps you want to implement.
codecept g:stepobject acceptance AdminSteps
codecept g:stepobject acceptance UserSteps --silent
- skip action questions
Clean ¶
Recursively cleans output
directory and generated code.
codecept clean
GherkinSteps ¶
Prints all steps from all Gherkin contexts for a specific suite
codecept gherkin:steps acceptance
GenerateCest ¶
Generates Cest (scenario-driven object-oriented test) file:
codecept generate:cest suite Login
codecept g:cest suite subdir/subdir/testnameCest.php
codecept g:cest suite LoginCest -c path/to/project
codecept g:cest "App\Login"
GeneratePageObject ¶
Generates PageObject. Can be generated either globally, or just for one suite. If PageObject is generated globally it will act as UIMap, without any logic in it.
codecept g:page Login
codecept g:page Registration
codecept g:page acceptance Login


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HIGH COURT AT CALCUTTA Civil Appellate Jurisdiction Appellate Side Present: The Hon'ble Justice Jyotirmay Bhattacharya AND The Hon'ble Justice Ishan Chandra Das MAT 1962 of 2016 (CAN 11820 of 2016) (CAN 11821 of 2016) (Assigned) Abu Bakkar Mridha & Ors. -versus- State of West Bengal & Ors. For the Appellants : Mr. Probal Kumar Mukherjee, Mr. Ayanabha Raha, Mr. Anindya Bose. For the Respondent : Mr. Tapan Chakrabarti, Nos. 10 to 56 Mr. Abdul Alim. For the State : Mr. Lakshmi Kumar Gupta, Mr. Joyak Kumar Gupta. Heard On : 19th January, 2017 Judgement On : 19th January, 2017 Jyotirmay Bhattacharya, J.
Re : CAN 11820 of 2016.
This miscellaneous appeal was filed beyond the period of limitation. There was 96 days' delay in filing the appeal.
Reason for the delay has been explained by the appellants in their application for condonation of delay.
It is stated therein that 13 petitioners are all partners of the partnership firm who are running the brick field business in the name and style as Ashli Bricks. Since no individual of the said partnership business could take the ultimate decision for filing this appeal for challenging the order passed by the writ court, some delay was caused.
Ultimately such decision for preferring an appeal was taken by the appellants/petitioners at a point of time when the time for preferring the appeal expired. However, immediately after such decision was taken by the appellants/petitioners, they applied for the certified copy of the impugned order dated 13th July, 2016 on 28th September, 2016. Requisites for obtaining the certified copy of the said order was put in on 4th November, 2016; i.e. the day when requisites to be put in by the appellants, was notified. The certified copy of the impugned order was made ready for delivery on 7th November, 2016 and immediately thereafter, the memorandum of appeal was prepared and the instant appeal was filed on 16th November, 2016.
It is true that where decision for preferring an appeal cannot be taken by an individual, and decision for preferring an appeal depends upon the decision of numerous persons, some time is required for taking the ultimate decision for filing an appeal before the appellate forum.
This is exactly what happened in the present case. As such, we feel that the delay in filing this appeal has been sufficiently explained by the appellants/petitioners in this application for condonation of delay.
Accordingly, we condone the delay.
Let the appeal now be registered.
The application for condonation of delay is disposed of.
Re : M.A.T. 1962 of 2016.
Immediately after the delay in filing this appeal was condoned, we are invited by the learned counsel appearing for the parties to dispose of the appeal itself on merit.
We are informed by the learned counsel appearing for the parties that all papers which are necessary for disposal of the appeal are annexed to the stay application.
As such, we have decided to dispose of the appeal itself on merit on the papers available before us by dispensing with the requirement of filing paper books in this appeal.
Let us now consider the merit of the instant appeal in the facts of the present case.
Admittedly the appellants are running a brick field in the name and style of Ashli Bricks. The appellants claim that they carry on the said business in co-partnership. The private respondent nos. 10 to 56 claimed themselves to be partners of the said partnership in which the appellants are also partners. The private respondents claim that they hold 60% share in the partnership business. It is alleged by the private respondents that they being the majority partners of the said partnership business, have decided not to run the said business without any valid quarry permit and order of conversion for change of classification of the land as per law. Those respondents complained that the writ petitioners are carrying on the said business in the name and style of Ashli Bricks without obtaining valid quarry permit from the concerned authority and without obtaining any order of conversion of the classification of the land from the competent authority.
Earlier a writ petition being W.P. 36984(W) of 2013 was moved by those private respondents before this Court complaining that the appellants herein are carrying on the said business of brick field in the name and style of Ashli Bricks without obtaining valid quarry permit from the concerned authority and without obtaining any order of conversion for change of classification of the land on which such brick field business is being carried on by the appellants herein. They thus sought for issuance of a writ in the nature of mandamus commanding the State-respondents to take legal steps to stop the illegal brick field viz., Ashli Brick manufacturer at Mouza Sonadana, P.S. Basirhat, District- North 24-Parganas immediately.
The said writ petition was disposed of by the learned Single Judge of this Court on 13th August, 2014 whereby the concerned DL & LRO, Barasat was directed to dispose of the representation made by the petitioners upon giving opportunity of hearing to all the interested parties and to pass reasoned order and to communicate the same to the petitioners by six weeks with a rider that in case it is found that allegation of the petitioners therein is correct, the authorities will take immediate steps.
Pursuant to such order passed by the writ court on 13th August, 2014 in W.P. 36984(W) of 2013, the DL & LRO, Barasat initiated a miscellaneous case being Misc. Case No. 215 of 2013. The said miscellaneous case was ultimately disposed of by the concerned DL & LRO on 29th June, 2015 vide Order No. 3 whereby the opposite parties therein viz., the appellants herein were directed to close down their business of brick manufacturing over Ashli Brick field with a rider that they may file fresh application before the appropriate authority in view of the direction of the Hon'ble National Green Tribunal, Eastern Zone and in terms of the latest circular of Land Reforms Department regarding continuation of brick manufacturing over the said brick field. Such conclusion was drawn by the said DL & LRO, Barasat in view of the direction passed by the Hon'bel National Green Tribunal, Eastern Zone in O.A41/EZ/2014 whereby the District Magistrate North 24 Parganas was directed to close down all brick fields whether established prior to 2000 or thereafter. It was observed that following such direction of the National Green Tribunal, necessary closure notice had already been served upon all brick fields within the District North 24 Parganas including present brick field that is "Ashli Brick Field".
While passing the said order, the DL & LRO, Barasat recorded that the said Ashli Brick Field is operating the business of manufacturing bricks since 1978 with necessary certificates from West Bengal Pollution Control Board. It was also recorded therein that the last time consent to operate the said brick field was renewed vide memo no. L- 17011/81/2012- DL&LRO- 2351 dated 27.12. 2013 and by virtue of such renewal, consent to operate remains valid up to 30th June, 2017. It was also recorded in the said order that the said brick field is paying royalty and cesses regularly. It was also recorded therein that as per the record of rights, the classification of the brick field is found to have been recorded as 'EET Khola' and the brick manufacturing activities are being carried on in the said brick fields since 1978.
Despite it was recorded in the said order that the brick manufacturing business is being carried on in the said brick field with valid consent to operate issued by the West Bengal Pollution Control Board and also on compliance of the other requisites statutory formalities, the said DL & LRO, Barasat directed to close down the said brick filed without understanding the real purpose of the order of the National Green Tribunal, Eastern Zone passed in OA No. 41 EZ/2014 wherein direction was given to close down the brick fields which are carrying on the brick manufacturing business without complying with the statutory formalities and without obtaining the consent to operate from the Pollution Control Board.
The legality of the said order passed by the DL & LRO, Barasat on 29th June 2015 vide order No. 3 was challenged by the appellants herein by filing a writ petition being W.P. No. 7196 (W) of 2016 before a learned Single Judge of this Hon'ble Court. The learned Single Judge of this Hon'ble Court dismissed the said writ petition by holding that the 13 individuals being the writ petitioners without having semblance of jural relationships between them cannot maintain the writ petition to espouse their grievances by joining themselves together as co- partners on an identical cause of action upon payment of a single court fees. It was also held therein that even if the petitioners have an identical cause of action, the same is required to be espoused individually and certainly not an payment of a single court fees which tantamounts to abuse of process of this Court in view of the judgments pronounced by this Court in certain decision referred to in the impugned order. While dismissing the said writ petition, the learned Single Judge also expressed his views that the dispute of such nature between two rival groups of individuals cannot be decided by the Writ Court in exercise of his high prerogative Constitutional writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India. The writ petition is thus, dismissed with costs assessed at 50 GMs. to be deposited by the appellants/petitioners with the High Court Legal Services Committee, Calcutta.
The legality and/or propriety of the said order passed by the learned Single Judge of this Court on 13th July, 2016 in W.P No. 7196(W) of 2016 is under challenged in this mandamus appeal at the instance of the writ petitioners who are the appellants before us.
Let us now consider as to how far the learned Single Judge was justified in dismissing the writ petition on the findings so recorded in the impugned order.
Here is the case where we find that the 13 writ petitioners/appellants did not come forward to ventilate their individual grievance before the Writ Court. They were all partners of a partnership firm which was carrying on business of manufacturing bricks in the name and style of Ashli Brick. The partners came forward to ventilate the grievances of the partnership firm; so it is not the case where the 13 individual petitioners came before the Court to espouse their individual grievances in the said writ petition.
We thus hold that when all the petitioners have come forward collectively as partners of a partnership firm to espouse the grievance of the partnership firm, the writ petition is well maintainable on payment of a single court fees.
That apart, even assuming that 13 petitioners could not have maintained the writ petition on payment of one single court fees, still then the writ petition could not have been dismissed as a whole. In a case where causes of action of numerous writ petitioners are distinctly different from each other and all these causes of actions cannot be joined together, then before rejecting the writ petition as a whole, an opportunity is required to be given to the petitioners to amend the writ petition and expunge those petitioners whose causes of action cannot be joined together so that the writ petition can be maintained at least at the instance of only one petitioner. Alternatively when it is found that the causes of action of all the writ petitioners are joint and inseparable and common relief is claimed by all the petitioners in one writ petition, then the court cannot reject the writ petition for non-payment of Court fees for the individual petitioners. In our view these are all curable defects which cannot lead to dismissal of the writ petition straightway.
We thus cannot agree with this part of the findings of the learned Single Judge of this Court on the point of maintainability of the writ petition.
The other part of the findings of the learned Single Judge of this Court that the dispute of such nature between two rival groups cannot be adjudicated by this Court in exercise of its high prerogative Constitutional writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, cannot be approved by us as we find that the rival groups are not fighting on an issue relating to their status in the partnership business or relating to their interest in the said partnership business.
On perusal of the pleadings of the parties, it appears to us two rival groups of partners of one common partnership firm are not fighting on an issue as to whether the partnership firm can be allowed to continue its business of manufacturing bricks in the said brick field without obtaining valid quarry permit from the competent authority and also without obtaining order of conversion of the classification of the land from the concerned authority. The private respondents claiming themselves to be the 60% share-holders decided that without valid quarry permit and without obtaining valid conversion certificate relating to the classification of land of the concerned authority, the partnership business should not carrying on the business of manufacturing bricks in the said brick fields. Since the writ petitioners/appellants were continuing with the said business by ignoring the majority decisions of the partners, the said majority partners namely the private respondent filed the earlier writ petition being W.P. 36984(W) of 2013.
The present writ petitioners/appellants do not claim that they will carry on such business without complying with statutory formalities. They claim that they are carrying on this business by complying with all necessary formalities.
We have already narrated above the order passed in the said writ petition and the fate of the follow up proceeding which was disposed of by the concerned DL & LRO, Barasat. As such, to avoid repetition of the same we restrain ourselves from narrating those facts once again.
In these set of facts, we are now required to consider as to whether the DL & LRO was justified in passing the order directing the writ petitioners/appellants to close down the said brick filed business.
We have already mentioned above that even the said DL & LRO, Barasat while passing the said direction upon the writ petitioners/appellants to close down the said business categorically recorded in the said order that the said brick field business is being carried on since 1978 with all valid licensees and also with valid consent to operate the said business, issued by the West Bengal Pollution Control Board. The DL & LRO, Barasat has also recorded in the said order that the consent to operate the said business, issued by the West Bengal Pollution Control Board remains valid till 30th June, 2017. When such being the finding of the concerned DL & LRO, we are really at a loss to understand as to what prompted the said DL & LRO, Barasat to issue such the direction for closing down the said business.
In our view, the DL&LRO misconstrued the direction passed by the National Green Tribunal Eastern Zone in OA No. 41 EZ/2014 and by misinterpreting the said order of the National Green Tribunal, the said authority passed the above direction upon the writ petitioners/appellants to close down the said business.
We have also considered the order of the National Green Tribunal passed in original application No. 41/2014/EZ. The operative part of the said order which is relevant for the present purpose, are set out herein:-
"So far as rest 383 brick fields are concerned, whose names and particulars are identified, which are in operation since post 2000 year without any consent to establish and consent to operate from the State pollution Control Board under The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 read with Environment (Protection) Act necessary order of closure has been issued against 149 brick field owners. The District Magistrate, North 24 Parganas, Superintendent of Police, North 24 Parganas and other officers concerned of the district administration are directed to issue closure order for rest 243 brick fields in accordance with law and take steps and measures strictly to comply with the order. Action report taken by them to be field on next date.
The State Pollution Control Board is directed to take steps and measures on the basis of the respective affidavits file by the respective District Magistrates of South 24 Parganas and North 24 Parganas in accordance with law and with regard to closure of operation of brick fields. They will submit compliance report on the next date fixed."
On reading of the operative part of the said order, it appears to us that closure of those brick fields were directed where the bricks fields were operative without any consent to establish and consent to operate from the State Pollution Control Board. Since in the present case, the concerned DL & LRO, Barasat himself recorded in the order that the petitioners/appellants are carrying on the said business in the said brick field since 1978, after complying with the statutory formalities and also after obtaining consent to operate from the West Bengal Pollution Control Board and since the said consent to operate remains valid till 30th June, 2017, we find no reason for issuance of direction upon the writ petitioners/appellants to close down the said business.
We thus, set aside the impugned order as also the order passed by the DL&LRO, Barasat on 29th June, 2015 vide order No.3 in the Misc case No.215 of 2013.
We thus hold that the said brick manufacturing business may be carried on in the said brick field and such business cannot be closed so long as such business is being carried on after complying with the statutory formalities and/or during the validity period of the consent to operate issued by the West Bengal Pollution Control Board.
The appeal is allowed with the above direction.
Both the appeal and applications are thus disposed of.
Urgent photostat certified copy of this judgement and order, if applied for, be given to the parties as expeditiously as possible.
(JYOTIRMAY BHATTACHARYA, J.) (ISHAN CHANDRA DAS, J.)


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Analyzing activity tracker data
I have been wearing a Fitbit Charge 3 activity tracker for a little more than a year now. This fitness tracker does more than simply track steps. Because of its additional sensors, it can track more movements and physical attributes. For example, it also tracks distance, keeps track of your heart rate, the calories you burn during the day, and tracks your sleep.
In this post, I analyze the data gathered by my tracker over the course of one year. This gives me some insight into my physical activities this year. Most activity or fitness tracker providers allow you to download your data. Fitbit gives you your data in different formats such as JSON and CSV. Sometimes all data is put into one file, sometimes in multiple files. I chose to stitch these files together, for easier analysis. Not every measurement is recorded at the same rate. Therefore I often resample the data to make it easier to analyze and compare.
Steps
Let’s first take a look at the most basic levels of activity tracking, the step count. The Fitbit Charge 3 logs the number of steps taken every minute using a 3-axis accelerometer. This accelerometer allows the device to determine the frequency, duration, intensity, and patterns of the movements you make. If GPS is not enabled, distance is estimated using steps and stride length.
Let’s resample the step data from minute level measurements to hourly level measurements. This takes me from 261184 samples to 8688 samples, making the data less noisy. The distribution of hourly steps can be seen in the plot below. As expected, most 1 hourly steps fall into the bin containing 0 steps per hour. This can be explained, by the hours I sleep and, I do not take any strides. Furthermore, most of my time during the day I spend behind a desk, and I don’t make many movements.
This makes me question if my step behavior changed over time? Let’s plot a time series of my step data. Resampling to hourly data is not enough because there just t too many samples. Therefore I chose to resample to daily data. This makes it also easier to see trends. Gaussian smoothing also makes it easier to see trends, making the data less noisy. I use a window size of seven, which basically smooths data to weeks. The plot below displays the time-series step count over the last year. There is an upwards trend from early March to the middle of June, which can be explained by the fact that I started running. Also, notice the bump around the start of September. This bump can be explained by my holiday in which I walked a lot.
After looking at the less fine-grained data, let’s take a look at the minute level data. We take the average step count data every minute over all the days in the year and visualize it. Let’s also plot the overall mean step count every minute over the year. See the graph below for a visualization of this data. Notice something strange? There is a large bump around minute 50 every hour. There is a clear explanation for this bump. The Fitbit Charge 3 gives a vibrating notification every 10 minutes before the hour if you haven’t taken 250 steps that specific our. This notification clearly gets me to move, making me change my behavior.
Heart rate
As earlier stated, the activity tracker also measures heart rate. The heart rate is logged every 5 seconds. Over a year, this gives us 4,011,312 samples. Heart rate is measured in BPM, or beats per minute. The tracker also records a “confidence” variable. This measures how confident the tracker is in its heart rate measurement.
Because of the fine-grained data, I again resample the data to minutes. Let’s make somewhat the same plot as we did with steps. However, instead of minute data, we use hourly data. This gives us a matrix of size 365x24. The data is plotted in the graph below. Notice the lower heart rate during the night, which is understandable when sleeping.
Did my average heart rate change over time? The plot below displays that my mean daily hearth rate did not really change over time. Note this is not my resting heart rate.
Calories burned
The tracker estimates the calories burned using the basal metabolic rate (BMR). This is the rate at which you burn calories at rest to maintain vital body functions like breading, blood circulation, and heartbeats. Heartbeat is also included in this measurement to measure calories burned during exercises. The BMR is based on physical measurements such as height, weight, sex, and age. These physical measurements are used to calculate the number of calories you burn in rest, such as sleep or when you are not moving. In this rest state, you burn about half of the total calories burned each day.
Let’s look at the relationship between calories burned and heart rate. The graph below displays a scatter plot with the heart rate and calories every 30 minutes. There is some small linear relationship between the number of steps and burned calories. However, the strength of the relationship is less than I suspected.
Sleep
The tracker also measures sleep. The sleep score helps you understand your sleep each night. This allows us to see trends in sleep patterns. Getting a night of good high-quality sleep can have a positive impact on energy, activity, mood, and weight. The tracker calculates your sleep score is based on your heart rate, the time you spend awake or restless, and your sleep stages. My first instinct is that when someone spends more time in deep sleep, the higher the overall sleep score. Let’s explore this. Below we see the relationship between the number of deep sleep minutes and Sleep score. Furthermore, the plot also displays the distribution of deep sleep minutes and sleep scores.
Because the time I spend in deep sleep doesn’t seem to be highly correlated with sleep score, I try to answer the a different question: which sleep-related measurement is mostly correlated with a high sleep score? The plot below displays the correlation between all the different features and sleep scores.
Most of these measures make sense in influence the sleep score negatively or positively. Duration or minutes of sleep has a positive impact, as do most of the sleep-related measurements. The measurements related to being awake correlate hurt the sleep score.


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Hawaii Kai pine tree chosen to serve as city’s shining holiday centerpiece
by HNN StaffHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Kapolei Hale’s massive Christmas tree has already been harvested, and now it’s Honolulu Hale’s turn.
This year, the famed Honolulu City Lights tree was donated from Hawaii Kai resident Kaimala Marina.
The towering 80-foot pine was cut down this week. It was shortened to 55 feet and will be installed in front of Honolulu Hale where crews will deck it out with lights, larger-than-life ornaments, and of course the bright shining star.
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Seems like a boring and obvious choice but the simplicty of the appearance and interface with a clean white background does not distract from finding the powerful tools within.
Other than the fact I live in Arizona and love hiking the design for similar reason to Google. Clean background with a simple unlcuttered menu with links only when needed.
Although much busier and cluttered than the two mentioned above it does a good job at putting most relevant information in front and drwaing the viewer in as needed. I seldom find myself having to dig and search for any content for long.


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- What are Good Apertures for Defocus Deblurring?
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Changyin Zhou,
Shree Nayar
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- Geometry by Deflaring
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Fima Koreban,
Yoav Y. Schechner
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- Flexible Multimodal Camera Using a Light Field Architecture
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Roarke Horstmeyer, Gary Euliss, Ravindra Athale
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Manuel Gomez-Rodriguez
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Jens Kober,
Bernhard Scholkopf
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Stefan Harmeling,
Michael Hirsch,
Suvrit Sra,
Bernhard Scholkopf
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- Recovery Limits in Pointwise Degradation
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Tali Treibitz,
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Bruce Lamond,
Pieter Peers,
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Douglas Lanman
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Tom E. Bishop,
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- Wigner Distributions and How They Relate to the Light Field
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Zhengyun Zhang,
Marc Levoy
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Andrew Lumsdaine
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Todor Georgiev
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Anita Sellent,
Martin Eisemann,
Marcus Magnor
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Ankit Gupta,
Pravin Bhat
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Mira Dontcheva
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Brian Curless
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Oliver Deussen
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Michael Cohen
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Orazio Gallo
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Natasha Gelfand,
Wei-Chao Chen,
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Public API for tf.random namespace.
experimental
module: Public API for tf.random.experimental namespace.
all_candidate_sampler(...)
: Generate the set of all classes.
categorical(...)
: Draws samples from a categorical distribution.
fixed_unigram_candidate_sampler(...)
: Samples a set of classes using the provided (fixed) base distribution.
gamma(...)
: Draws shape
samples from each of the given Gamma distribution(s).
get_seed(...)
: Returns the local seeds an operation should use given an op-specific seed.
learned_unigram_candidate_sampler(...)
: Samples a set of classes from a distribution learned during training.
log_uniform_candidate_sampler(...)
: Samples a set of classes using a log-uniform (Zipfian) base distribution.
multinomial(...)
: Draws samples from a multinomial distribution. (deprecated)
normal(...)
: Outputs random values from a normal distribution.
poisson(...)
: Draws shape
samples from each of the given Poisson distribution(s).
set_random_seed(...)
: Sets the graph-level random seed for the default graph.
shuffle(...)
: Randomly shuffles a tensor along its first dimension.
stateless_categorical(...)
: Draws deterministic pseudorandom samples from a categorical distribution.
stateless_multinomial(...)
: Draws deterministic pseudorandom samples from a multinomial distribution. (deprecated)
stateless_normal(...)
: Outputs deterministic pseudorandom values from a normal distribution.
stateless_truncated_normal(...)
: Outputs deterministic pseudorandom values, truncated normally distributed.
stateless_uniform(...)
: Outputs deterministic pseudorandom values from a uniform distribution.
truncated_normal(...)
: Outputs random values from a truncated normal distribution.
uniform(...)
: Outputs random values from a uniform distribution.
uniform_candidate_sampler(...)
: Samples a set of classes using a uniform base distribution.


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Author: Tai-sing Lee, Brian R. Potetz
Abstract: This paper explores the statistical relationship between natural images and their underlying range (depth) images. We look at how this relationship changes over scale, and how this information can be used to enhance low resolution range data using a full resolution intensity image. Based on our ﬁndings, we propose an extension to an existing technique known as shape recipes [3], and the success of the two methods are compared using images and laser scans of real scenes. Our extension is shown to provide a two-fold improvement over the current method. Furthermore, we demonstrate that ideal linear shape-from-shading ﬁlters, when learned from natural scenes, may derive even more strength from shadow cues than from the traditional linear-Lambertian shading cues. 1


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Candidate(id: int, research_id: str, scores: {}) -> None
the candidate model used to convert a row of the dataset to an object
Arguments:
:param id: the unique id of the user
:param research_id: the unique research-database id
:param scores: a dict of all the traits with the name as key and score as value.
Disguised as the object TraitScores |
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Methods defined here:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __init__(self, id: int, research_id: str, scores: {}) -> None
- __repr__(self)
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __annotations__ = {'id': <class 'int'>, 'research_id': <class 'str'>, 'scores': {}}
- __dataclass_fields__ = {'id': Field(name='id',type=<class 'int'>,default=<data...rue,metadata=mappingproxy({}),_field_type=_FIELD), 'research_id': Field(name='research_id',type=<class 'str'>,defa...rue,metadata=mappingproxy({}),_field_type=_FIELD), 'scores': Field(name='scores',type={},default=<dataclasses...rue,metadata=mappingproxy({}),_field_type=_FIELD)}
- __dataclass_params__ = _DataclassParams(init=True,repr=True,eq=True,order=False,unsafe_hash=False,frozen=False)
- __hash__ = None
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class Dataset(builtins.object) |
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Dataset(paths: list) -> None
Dataset class model which is used as a controller class.
This class has a set of functions used to compute data with the attributes
Args:
:param paths: a list of paths where the datasets are placed
:param candidates: hold a list of all the candidates. These are computed by function: load |
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Methods defined here:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __init__(self, paths: list) -> None
- __repr__(self)
- get_random_user(self, empty_traits=True, limit=0)
- This function gets and returns a random (mutated) candidate from the list of all candidates
:param empty_traits: a boolean that clears a set amount of traits (based on the limit value)
:param limit: determines how many traits will be cleared
:return: the candidate with mutated trait-values if stated by the parameters
- get_similar_candidates(self, user, threshold=1)
- This function will return a list of candidates similar to the user
The candidates are taken from the attribute of this class. These are given by calling the function 'load'
:param user: the user you want to compare the candidates to
:param threshold: an Integer which states how much the trait-score can be off by for it to be accepted
:return: a list of similar scoring candidates
- load(self)
- Load all the rows from the dataset(s) into the dataclass as Candidate models
:return: all of the Candidate-objects from the loaded dataset(s)
- match_score_traits(self, user_scores)
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __annotations__ = {'paths': <class 'list'>}
- __dataclass_fields__ = {'paths': Field(name='paths',type=<class 'list'>,default=<...rue,metadata=mappingproxy({}),_field_type=_FIELD)}
- __dataclass_params__ = _DataclassParams(init=True,repr=True,eq=True,order=False,unsafe_hash=False,frozen=False)
- __hash__ = None
- candidates = []
- trait_keywords = []
- traits_to_reset = set()
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class Engine(builtins.object) |
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Engine(candidates: list, user: models.Candidate) -> None
The engine class which is used as a controller-class
This class is used to compute predictions with the arguments given
Arguments:
:param candidates: a list of candidates (usually similar candidates to the user)
:param user: the user you want to predict scores for |
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Methods defined here:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __init__(self, candidates: list, user: models.Candidate) -> None
- __repr__(self)
- calculate_euclidean_distance(self, traits, similar_candidate)
- Calculate the Euclidean distance between two vectors (candidates). We do this by:
1. Subtracting both trait values
2. Squaring this result
3. Appending the squared resul to the distance value
4. Return the square-root of the total distances
:param traits: the list of traits we want to calculate the distance of
:param similar_candidate: a candidate similar to the user
:return: the square-root value of the distance
- calculate_mean_score(self, trait_name)
- Predict a score based on the mean score of the (similar) candidates
:param trait_name: the name of the trait we want to compute the mean score of
:return: the mean score of the trait
- calculate_score_upcf(self, trait_name, return_full_score=False)
- This function will compute a score of a trait from the list of (similar) candidates with te UPCF algorithm
This algorithm is described in detail here: https://github.com/Kaediin/IPASS/issues/6
:param return_full_score: return the dict with all the scores and their counters
:param trait_name: the trait-name we want to predict a score for
:return: The calculated mean score
- get_nearest_neighbours(self, traits, num_neighbors=-1)
- Get nearest neighbours to the user
:param traits: The traits we want to look at to determine the distance
:param num_neighbors: the amount of neighbours we want to have
:return: all the distances sorted so we can return a certain amount of neighbours
- get_scored_traits(self)
- This class check every score of the user and returns only the scores which have a value
:return: a list of trait-names which have corresponding values
- predict_scores_knn(self, traits, num_neighbors=-1, return_all_scores=False)
- This function combines the other KNN-functions to compute an output
:param return_all_scores: deteremines if the algorithm wants all the scores back
:param traits: the traits we want to predict scores for
:param num_neighbors: the amount of neighbours we want to use for computing
:return: the values. A tuple with the trait-name and score
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- __annotations__ = {'candidates': <class 'list'>, 'user': <class 'models.Candidate'>}
- __dataclass_fields__ = {'candidates': Field(name='candidates',type=<class 'list'>,defa...rue,metadata=mappingproxy({}),_field_type=_FIELD), 'user': Field(name='user',type=<class 'models.Candidate'...rue,metadata=mappingproxy({}),_field_type=_FIELD)}
- __dataclass_params__ = _DataclassParams(init=True,repr=True,eq=True,order=False,unsafe_hash=False,frozen=False)
- __hash__ = None
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Filters are the basic functions for processing the XmlTree representation of XML documents. A filter takes a node or a list of nodes and returns some sequence of nodes. The result list might be empty, might contain a single item, or it could contain several items.
The idea of filters was adopted from HaXml [WWW21], but has been modified. In HaXml filters work only on the document subset part of XML documents. The Haskell XML Toolbox uses the generic tree data type NTree for modeling XML documents. This generic data model makes it possible to generalize HaXml's filter idea so that filters can process the whole XML document, including the DTD subset or document subset. This generalization allows implementing a very uniform design of XML processing applications by using filters. In fact the whole XML Parser of the Haskell XML Toolbox works internally with filters. The differences between HaXml's approach and the approach of the Haskell XML Toolbox are described in depth in Section 5.2.
TFilter and TSFilter are filters for the general n-ary tree defined by the data type NTree. The function TFilter takes a node and returns a list of nodes. TSFilter takes a list of nodes and returns a list, too.
type TFilter node = NTree node -> NTrees node type TSFilter node = NTrees node -> NTrees node |
XmlFilter and XmlSFilter base on these types. They only work on XNode data types.
type XmlFilter = TFilter XNode type XmlSFilter = TSFilter XNode |
The filters can be used to select parts of a document, to construct new document parts or to change document parts. They can even be used for checking validity constraints as described in Chapter 4. In this case a filter returns an empty list if the document is valid or a list with errors.
Filters can sometimes be thought of as predicates. In this case they are used for deciding whether or not to keep its input. The functional approach differs from predicate logic. If the predicate is false, an empty list is returned. If the predicate is true, a list with the passed element is returned.
All filters share the same basic type so that combining them with the help of combinators, described in Section 2.4, is possible. With this approach defining complex filters on the basis of easier ones is possible.
The following list describes the basic filter functions for processing XML documents represented as an XmlTree. Some functions are higher-order functions and return a filter function as a result. The arguments of these functions are used to construct parameterized filters. This is useful for example for constructing filters that should be used to return nodes with a certain property.
Simple filters
Takes any node, returns always an empty list. Algebraically zero.
Takes any node, returns always a list of the passed node. Algebraically unit.
Selection filters
Takes a predicate functions and returns a filter. The filter returns a list with passed node if the predicate function is true for the node, otherwise it returns an empty list.
The same as isOfNode. Instead of a predicate function a reference node is taken.
Filters for modifying nodes
Takes a node and returns a filter. The filter returns always a list with this node and ignores the passed one.
Takes a node and returns a filter. The filter replaces a passed node with the initialized one. The children of the passed node are added to the new node.
Like replaceNode except that in this case the children are replaced by an initialized list. The passed node itself is not modified.
Takes a function for modifying nodes and returns a filter. The function (node -> Maybe node) is applied to the passed node, the children are not modified.
Like modifyNode0 except that the type of the modification function (node -> node) is different.
Takes a filter that processes lists of nodes and returns a new filter. The new filter applies the filter TSFilter node to the child list of a passed node. The node itself is not modified.
Predicate filters
Takes a TagName and returns a filter. The filter returns a list with the passed node if its name equals TagName, otherwise an empty list is returned.
Takes a predicate function (TagName -> Bool) and returns a filter. The filter applies the predicate function to the name of a passed node. If the predicate function is true, the filter returns a list with the node. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
Constructs a predicate filter for attributes which value meets a predicate function. The constructed filter returns a list with the passed node if the node has an attribute with name AttrName and its value matches the predicate function (AttrValue -> Bool). Otherwise an empty list is returned.
Lots of further predicate functions are provided by the module XmlTreePredicates: isXCdata, isXCharRef, isXCmt, isXDTD, isXEntityRef, isXError, isXNoError, isXPi, isXTag, isXText, etc. These filters are used for identifying special types of nodes.
Construction filters
The created filter constructs an XTag node with the name TagName, an attribute list TagAttrl and a list of children. The passed node is ignored by the filter.
The created filter constructs an XText node with text data. The passed node is ignored by the filter. There exists a shortcut function txt that does the same.
The created filter constructs an XCharRef node with a reference number to a character. The passed node is ignored by the filter.
The created filter constructs an XEntityRef node with an entity reference. The passed node is ignored by the filter.
The created filter constructs an XCmt node with text data. The passed node is ignored by the filter. There exists a shortcut function cmt that does the same.
The created filter constructs an XDTD node. The type of the node is specified by the algebraic data type DTDElem. The node has attributes and a list of children. The passed node is ignored by the filter.
The created filter constructs an XPi node with a name and attributes. The passed node is ignored by the filter.
The created filter constructs an XCdata node with text data. The passed node is ignored by the filter.
The created filter constructs an XError node with an error level and an error message. The passed node is stored in the child list of this error node, so that the location where the error occurred can be preserved. The shortcut functions warn, err and fatal of type String -> XmlFilter can be used to create specific error nodes.
The created filter constructs an XTag node with the name TagName and the attribute list TagAttrl. Its child list is constructed by applying the filter list [XmlFilter] to the passed node. There exists a shortcut function tag that does the same.
The created filter constructs a simple XTag node. It works like mkXElem except that no attribute list is created. There exists a shortcut function stag that does the same.
The created filter constructs an empty XTag node. It works like mkXSElem except that no child list is created. There exists a shortcut function etag that does the same.
Selection filters
If the passed node is of type XTag, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains the name of the element. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
If the passed node is of type XTag and there exists an attribute with the name AttrName, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains the value of the attribute. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
The same as getXTagAttr except that it works on XDTD nodes.
If the passed node is of type XText, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains text data. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
If the passed node is of type XCmt, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains the text data of the comment. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
If the passed node is of type XPi, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains the name of the processing instruction. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
If the passed node is of type XCdata, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains the text data of the element. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
If the passed node is of type XError, a list with an XText node is returned. This node contains the error message. Otherwise an empty list is returned.
Substitution filters
Constructed filter replaces the name of an XTag or XPi node by the TagName and returns a list with the modified node.
Constructed filter replaces the attribute list of an XTag, XDTD or XPi node by the TagAttrl and returns a list with the modified node.
Constructed filter modifies the name of an XTag or XPi node by applying the function (TagName -> TagName) to the name. The filter returns a list with the modified node.
Constructed filter modifies the attribute list of an XTag, XDTD or XPi node by applying the function (TagAttrl -> TagAttrl) to the attribute list. The filter returns a list with the modified node.
Constructed filter changes the attribute value of the attribute which name equals AttrName to AttrValue and returns a list with the modified node.


January 2015
(i don't really like this one)
To shave or to leave school, that was the question. Comply and go against my values, or stand for what I believe - freedom of appearance and expression - and risk rejection and isolation.
The trip was the furthest I had ever been from home. I was to attend New Plymouth Boys High School for the duration of our six-month stay in New Zealand. I had assumed that the schools there were similar to the ones in Canada. On my first day, I discovered I was wrong. I had just come through the front doors when the assistant principal (ironically named Mr. Hope) pulled me aside to discuss my neatly trimmed goatee: “I’m not sure what goes on where you come from, but you’re going to have to be clean shaven in order to attend this school”. At first I thought it was a joke. Of course I had known about their dress policy beforehand but everyone had assured me that they wouldn’t obsess about it on the first day of school. “Do you think I could keep it for today, and come back tomorrow clean shaven?” “No, no you cannot be present in the school without adhering to the dress code.” I stared dumbfounded at Mr. Hope (who was himself sporting a thick brown beard). I had to make a decision.
The requirement to change my appearance for no substantial reason seemed absurd. In my own high school, a student’s appearance was only questioned when it prevented other students from learning. I was having trouble determining how my goatee would interfere with education. But there was no time to think. I was handed a razor and shown to a bathroom. I emerged clean-shaven for the first time in two years.
The weeks that followed were difficult. After the demeaning experience of the first day, I had little motivation to attend school at all. I thought of NPBHS as a sinister institution that preyed on individuality. I was critical of the school’s teachers, the classrooms, and the curriculum. Yet even as I criticized the school, I began to meet students like Connor Apimerika. Connor is an amazing artist. We spent hours sitting beside each other in art class, and he helped motivate me to improve my own skills. He and other students helped me realize that I should not judge a whole culture through a single experience. Although it was humiliating to temporarily suspend my values, that decision had a reward.
Being in a foreign country for six months taught me many things, and most were learned in that high school. I learned that the struggle to fit in to a different environment could sometimes result in antagonistic feelings towards that environment. I imagine that Quest University will be a welcoming environment for most, but to some it may be scary and different – perhaps a bit like NPBHS was to me. Because of my own struggles in a new culture, I can offer empathy and support for people in different learning environments or difficult situations.


Below is a graph showing the blackbody spectrum. Each curve is the spectrum for blackbody at the indicated temperature. The temperatures are in Kelvin. Note that \(0^o C \) is \(273.15 K\) and \(T(^oC) = T(K) - 273.15\) so for high temperatures like \(3000 K\) or \(2726.85^o C\) the magnitude in degress Kelvin and degrees Celcius are on the order of magnitude. For reference the sun has a temperature of 5778 Kelvin
in-context


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I think the military grade units will be easier to tap into. Gotta read more into it, but they're much less restricted in terms of capability. I should have known the petstore thing was a waste of $
I was thinking that wifi would be a good fence zone indicator. Detecting disconection of a MAC is an easy enough early warning system.
CrisF13-Oct-18 11:38 AM
How old is the dog?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Oct-18 11:38 AM
Origin of concept This is a true story in progress.
CrisF13-Oct-18 11:39 AM
Haha, yeah.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Oct-18 11:39 AM
estimated 6 years, but I think younger. Found on streets. Wired to roam...
CrisF13-Oct-18 11:42 AM
Yeah, well the tracker should providd some peace of mind
I can picture him winking with a Komodo logo eye, haha(edited)
The New Garmin Alpha GPS dog tracking system with T5 collar is finally in Australia. The only legal Garmin GPS dog tracking system comes with 1 year Australia Warranty.
CrisF13-Oct-18 11:46 AM
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CrisF13-Oct-18 11:49 AM
It does seem like good training.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Oct-18 11:51 AM
the dragon links real well to his primary breed. Sharp pei are on of the ancient breeds, from China.
History of fighting and guarding.
stuborn and independent, like dragons
CrisF13-Oct-18 11:52 AM
Meant to be
Did you see the TROLLbox?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Oct-18 11:55 AM
not yet. havent really been on for a couple days
just updated my nodes
CrisF13-Oct-18 11:55 AM
Alright got the oracle set up and its possible to chat on the blockchain.
There are setup instructions from yesterday if you want to try it out.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator13-Oct-18 11:57 AM
sweet I'll scroll back through
jspook1613-Oct-18 07:35 PM
@Alright if you have LIZ running could you stop it. Im going to try and recover it
Alright13-Oct-18 07:39 PM
don't
it synced to like block 24 I think
then i killed it
jspook1613-Oct-18 07:40 PM
ok same here. Thanks
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Is anyone in here able to walk me through starting a test chain?
CrisF14-Oct-18 12:24 AM
I can try. It's been very easy when I've done it. Just followed the guide.


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This code demonstrates concatenation (combining) of strings as well as taking sub-sections of strings. Such code is commonly found across application domains.
Both implementations take advantage of built-in string manipulation to concat strings and look at string sub-sections.
C++ makes use something called std::string_view
where as the JS examples
siply return new strings. A std::string_view
behaves like a string, but
doesn't perform any copies when looking at sub-sectins of a string.
std::string_view
is also useful when you want to manipulate the "view" of
a string without actually changing (mutating) the underlying data. This is particularly
useful when writing methods that accept data immutably, but can still "simulate" changes
locally without any unseen "effects" (if you come from a functional programming
background, the idea of avoiding effects should be very familiar).
It's worth noting that string
s in JS are immutable. Thus, any methods
that return a portion of a string, such as slice
could, under the covers,
return a view into the same data.


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THE CROSSING A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
In writer/director Yoichi Higashi's THE CROSSING (BOKU NO OJISAN), Koji (Michitaka Tsutsui) is a graphics designer whose life is falling apart. His ad campaign for Sunny Advertising is not meeting with the approval of his managers. His girlfriend is going to leave him. His father has died so heavily in debt that they don't dare have a funeral, lest creditors show up demanding money. And his junior high school nephew has been arrested for holding up the post office with a kitchen butcher knife. It was a botched robbery attempt that looks like it was a plea for help.
Although handsomely filmed and respectably acted, the thin script never gets us involved. The movie drifts along without giving us much reason to care about the events. The film does make a few cute statements about the rudeness and pomposity of some cell phone users. In one scene, Koji tosses a cell phone out the window of a bus when its user becomes obnoxiously loud next to him. In another, he takes a small pad and holds it like a phone to the side of his face as he walks down a busy Tokyo street. Elevating himself to an executive position in a non-existent firm, he conducts important conversations in the same boisterous voice as those around him.
THE CROSSING runs a long 1:56. The film is in Japanese with English subtitles.
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Similarly to the *recval command, this one returns a
string which is the tqrField field value in the current record of the
tqrName specified tqr; furthermore, it adds the string " SELECTED" to
the return value, if and only if data is equal to the one determined by the
second couple of parameters: cnfSrc, cnfField which indicate
respectively another tqr name and field name.
Parameters
tqrName
Name of the tqr from which the return value has to be extracted.
tqrField
Name of the field to be retrieved.
cnfSrc
Name of the tqr used to make the comparison; if this parameter is the string
get, the comparison value is searched among the http GET parameters.


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Ariato is a starting point to build accessible websites, originaly made for RoRvsWild, our Ruby on Rails application monitoring service.
It separates concerns and lets good old vanilla HTML, CSS and Javascript play their own roles.
It provides style and interactivity, including keyboard navigation, to semantic HTML elements and components, following WCAG and WAI-ARIA recommendations.
We want to believe «best practices» can work. We are trying to figure out what good Aria is. We want to make better websites.
We are a small team and we need simple solutions. We're more inspired by the poor man's styleguide than the grand unification.
Ariato is young and needs to mature. You are welcome to contribute.
Ariato starts with the desire to write better, accessible HTML.
HTML should contain the content of the document and describe properly its structure with semantic markup and Aria roles.
With more than 110 available HTML tags, there might sometimes be something more meaningful than
or

. Ariato helps choosing better options.
This documentation serves as a reference of HTML snippets to copy for all elements and components.
Ariato brings accessible and coherent style to HTML elements and components, without requiring to add dozens of CSS classes.
Ariato cares about color, contrast, typography, spacing and rythm and sets sensible design constraints. It uses modern CSS to provide features such as dark mode.
CSS styles are first targeting classless HTML elements, aria roles and states.
When nothing fits, a css class is added (ex: .card
).
We then use the context (ex: .card > header
), or modifier classes (ex: .is-something
) to style variants.
stylesheets/ariato.css
is the css manifest file used to import all the stylesheets.
CSS custom properties for design attributes, to avoid hard-coded values and improve consistency.
Styles for classless semantic HTML 5 elements to go beyond div and span.
WAI-ARIA widgets and custom elements frequently used in web applications.
Thanks to modern properties like grid
, flex
or clamp
, most page layouts can be done in just a few lines of CSS. Ariato doesn't include a complex 12 columns layout system or all variants a component could have. An external directory will provide a collection of components and templates.
Ariato comes with a small, dependency-free vanilla Javascript library powering the components marked with JS. It targets aria roles and states if available, or relies on data attributes. It also supports keyboard navigation.
javascript/ariato.js
is the js manifest file used for the javascript library.


multiaug.augmenters package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
multiaug.augmenters.meta module¶
-
class
multiaug.augmenters.meta.
Augmenter
(seed: int = None, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
Base class for all objects that can augment data.
- Parameters
seed (None or int) –
random seed for augmenter
If None then default seed will be used.
If int then random state will be seeded with value provided.
-
class
multiaug.augmenters.meta.
OneOf
(augment: Union[float, list], **kwargs)¶ Bases:
multiaug.augmenters.meta.Augmenter
Augmenter that always executes exactly one of the augmentation methods on each of the modalities provided.
- Parameters
augment (float or list) –
Determines portion of dataset that will be used for augmentation
If float then that fraction of samples are drawn from the dataset
If list then this samples are directly used for augmentation
-
apply_image3d
(images: numpy.ndarray, labels: numpy.ndarray = None) → Tuple[numpy.ndarray, numpy.ndarray]¶ Apply a random transform to a set of images.
- Parameters
images (np.ndarray) – Set of images of dimension N x H x W x D
labels (list) – Corresponding labels to images. Currently, labels as categorical integers are only supported.
- Returns
np.ndarray – Set of augmented images concatenated on the original images, of shape N x H x W x D
list – Corresponding labels to images
-
apply_tabular
(data: numpy.ndarray, labels: numpy.ndarray = None) → Tuple[numpy.ndarray, numpy.ndarray]¶ Apply a random transform to a set of images.
- Parameters
data (np.ndarray) – Set of tabular data of dimension N x D
labels (list) – Corresponding labels to data. Currently, labels as categorical integers are only supported.
- Returns
np.ndarray – Set of augmented tabular data concatenated on the original data, of shape N x D
list – Corresponding labels to data


This one is for all you typophiles out there. For a long time web-typography was an unsightly, borked mess. Luckily, this changed with wide-spread
support for @font-face
. But still you couldn't use the fonts you had to their full extent: all the cool OpenType features like small-caps,
ligatures, old-style figures and swashes were reserved for those who used these fonts in print. With the CSS property font-feature-settings
, that
has changed quite a bit.
Here are some examples
| Lining numerals | Old-style numerals | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Proportional | Tabular | Proportional | Tabular |
| 14.55 | 14.55 | 14.55 | 14.55 |
| 129.11 | 129.11 | 129.11 | 129.11 |
Tell me more, tell me more!
The font-feature-settings
CSS property gives us access to popular OpenType features. This gives us the power to enable or disable certain font
features whenever we need to. To enable old-style numerals we set font-feature-settings: "onum"
. You can combine multiple features by appending
them — eg. if we wanted to use old-style numerals like in the table above, we'd use: font-feature-settings: "onum", "lnum".
Useful?
This is truly great news for designers and typgraphers alike, who've often seen their work butchered when it was transformed for use on the web. It is especially great if you're working with fonts that have different stylistic swashes. Apart from looking swanky, it also means that you can properly typeset text in a language like Turkish, where you have dotted i's and dotless i's which needs to be preserved when rendering ligatures and small caps.
Great, but can I use it today?
This is by no means a new feature, and with the release of IE10 all major desktop browsers (except Opera) support it.
Show me the source!
Feel free to snoop around the different source files we used for this example (no flash photography please).


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Jason Freeny from MoistProduction is a talented american artist who specializes in a rather weird form of art. He studied industrial design, and worked for MTV where he created digital illustrations and later became a toy designer. Today he's showing us the anatomy of animal toys that so many of us were brought up playing with. Jason blows minds with the level of detail in his art and this collection of animal balloon anatomy is no exception.
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Today i added the theme feature also for getbblog.com.
If you logged in you will see at left from the logo a sentence (Theme Switcher: getbblog.com).
Mouseover that will show you that what you need to know.
Hopefully some people will give it a try and make some stunning themes also for getbblog.com.
Edit: Theme Chooser isn't available anymore.
dapil
Plugin Developer
I am trying to make a theme, but it's not working and I don't know why:
looks very pretty but i would make the blue of the downloadbutton and stripes at unreaded post (and so on) a little bit darker, because its in my opinion more difficoult to look at the web page as it hurt in the eyes. same opinion shares my brother. only a suggestion by me and then i would find it perfect :D
dapil
Plugin Developer
Looks better now? And thanks for opinion!
I_like_Chocolate
no new link :O
dapil
Plugin Developer
The link is same as the old one.
dapil
Plugin Developer
And you're right, it's looking better now.
I_like_Chocolate
are all other theme devs bored about making themes for this website? xD
I_like_Chocolate
and dapil i see in your theme sth wrong:
asdf.png
ORFK
Global Moderator
only your eyes are not okey ;-) both have the same blue as color.
it has only a small different beetween the main collumn and the sidebar.
but you think it would be wrong because one have a darker background color than the other.
thats all ^^
I_like_Chocolate
okay thanks but it looks not okay to me :D
I_like_Chocolate
does anyone do new themes for the website i want to see some as only one
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dapil
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dapil
Plugin Developer
Is there a getbblog.com theme chooser available after the redesign?
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
dapil wrote:
Is there a getbblog.com theme chooser available after the redesign?
No.
dapil
Plugin Developer
If anyone still wants to use the theme, here it is:


--- layout: default title: Mohit Mishra, ML,DL Enthusiast ---
Always ready to work on any new ML, DL project or Open source contribution I love to play with data Don't trust me. Read more about my life...


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}{% if form.radio.errors %}Error - {% endif %}Make your choice{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Your current choice: You {% if current_preference == "inactive" %} allow {% else %} do not allow {% endif %} the use of your confidential patient information
{% endif %}Your confidential patient information from your health records can be used for improving health, care and services, including:
Your decision will not affect your individual care and you can change your mind anytime you like.


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| virtual TBuilder | Delay (int delay) |
| The initial delay before the repeating event begins firing. Similar to an autorepeat key delay. More... | |
| virtual TBuilder | Target (string target) |
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True if autorepeating should start slowly and accelerate. Interval and Delay are ignored.
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The initial delay before the repeating event begins firing. Similar to an autorepeat key delay.
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A function called when the traget is clicked (can be used instead of click event).
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True to ignore the left button
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The interval between firings of the "click" event. Default 20 ms.
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The element to act as a button.


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