natto package¶
Submodules¶
natto.api module¶
API module for general classes used throughout the natto-py package.
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exception
natto.api.
MeCabError
¶ Bases:
Exception
MeCabError is a general error class for the natto-py package.
natto.binding module¶
Binding via CFFI to the MeCab library.
natto.dictionary module¶
Wrapper for MeCab dictionary information.
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class
natto.dictionary.
DictionaryInfo
(dptr, filepath, charset)¶ Bases:
object
Representation of a MeCab DictionaryInfo struct.
A list of dictionaries used by MeCab is returned by the dicts attribute of MeCab. Each dictionary information includes the attributes listed below.
Variables: - ptr – FFI pointer to the mecab_dictionary_info_t.
- filepath – Full path to the dictionary file.
- charset – Dictionary character set, e.g., SHIFT-JIS, UTF-8.
- size – Number of words registered in this dictionary.
- type – Dictionary type; 0 (SYS_DIC), 1 (USR_DIC), 2 (UNK_DIC)
- lsize – Left attributes size.
- rsize – Right attributes size.
- version – Dictionary version.
- next – Pointer to next dictionary information struct.
Example usage:
from natto import MeCab with MeCab() as nm: # first dictionary info is MeCab's system dictionary sysdic = nm.dicts[0] # print absolute path to system dictionary print(sysdic.filepath) ... /usr/local/lib/mecab/dic/ipadic/sys.dic # print system dictionary character encoding print(sysdic.charset) ... utf8 # is this really the system dictionary? print(sysdic.is_sysdic()) ... True
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SYS_DIC
= 0¶
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UNK_DIC
= 2¶
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USR_DIC
= 1¶
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is_sysdic
()¶ Is this a system dictionary?
Returns: True if system dictionary, False otherwise.
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is_unkdic
()¶ Is this an unknown dictionary?
Returns: True if unknown dictionary, False otherwise.
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is_usrdic
()¶ Is this a user-defined dictionary?
Returns: True if user-defined dictionary, False otherwise.
natto.environment module¶
Convenience API to obtain information on MeCab environment.
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class
natto.environment.
MeCabEnv
(**kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
Convenience class of object to obtain information on MeCab environment.
This will attempt to obtain the character encoding (charset) of MeCab’s system dictionary, which will determine the encoding used when passing strings in and obtaining string results from MeCab.
Also attempts to locate and obtain the absolute path to the MeCab library.
This makes invocations to the mecab and mecab-config (not available on Windows) executables.
Will defer to the user-provided values in environment variables MECAB_PATH and MECAB_CHARSET.
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MECAB_CHARSET
= 'MECAB_CHARSET'¶
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MECAB_PATH
= 'MECAB_PATH'¶
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natto.mecab module¶
The main interface to MeCab via natto-py.
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class
natto.mecab.
MeCab
(options=None, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
The main interface to the MeCab library, wrapping the MeCab Tagger.
Instantiate this once, per any MeCab options you wish to use. This interface allows for parsing Japanese into simple strings of morpheme surface and related features, or for iterating over MeCabNode instances which contain detailed information about the morphemes encompassed.
Configure logging before instantiating MeCab to see debug messages:
import logging logging.basicConfig(format=’%(asctime)s : %(levelname)s : %(message)s’,
level=logging.DEBUG)Example usage:
from natto import MeCab # Use a Python with-statement to ensure mecab_destroy is invoked # with MeCab() as nm: # print MeCab version print(nm.version) ... 0.996 # print absolute path to MeCab library print(nm.libpath) ... /usr/local/lib/libmecab.so # parse text and print result print(nm.parse('この星の一等賞になりたいの卓球で俺は、そんだけ！')) ... この 連体詞,*,*,*,*,*,この,コノ,コノ 星 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,星,ホシ,ホシ の 助詞,連体化,*,*,*,*,の,ノ,ノ 一等 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,一等,イットウ,イットー 賞 名詞,接尾,一般,*,*,*,賞,ショウ,ショー に 助詞,格助詞,一般,*,*,*,に,ニ,ニ なり 動詞,自立,*,*,五段・ラ行,連用形,なる,ナリ,ナリ たい 助動詞,*,*,*,特殊・タイ,基本形,たい,タイ,タイ の 助詞,連体化,*,*,*,*,の,ノ,ノ 卓球 名詞,サ変接続,*,*,*,*,卓球,タッキュウ,タッキュー で 助詞,格助詞,一般,*,*,*,で,デ,デ 俺 名詞,代名詞,一般,*,*,*,俺,オレ,オレ は 助詞,係助詞,*,*,*,*,は,ハ,ワ 、 記号,読点,*,*,*,*,、,、,、 そん 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,そん,ソン,ソン だけ 助詞,副助詞,*,*,*,*,だけ,ダケ,ダケ ！ 記号,一般,*,*,*,*,！,！,！ EOS # parse text into Python Generator yielding MeCabNode instances, # and display much more detailed information about each morpheme for n in nm.parse('飛べねえ鳥もいるってこった。', as_nodes=True): if n.is_nor(): ... # morpheme surface ... # part-of-speech ID (IPADIC) ... # word cost ... print("{}\t{}\t{}".format(n.surface, n.posid, n.wcost)) ... 飛べ 31 7175 ねえ 25 6661 鳥 38 4905 も 16 4669 いる 31 9109 って 15 6984 こっ 31 9587 た 25 5500 。 7 215
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MECAB_ANY_BOUNDARY
= 0¶
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MECAB_CHARSET
= 'MECAB_CHARSET'¶
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MECAB_INSIDE_TOKEN
= 2¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ALLOCATE_SENTENCE
= 64¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ALL_MORPHS
= 32¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ALTERNATIVE
= 16¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_MARGINAL_PROB
= 8¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_NBEST
= 2¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ONE_BEST
= 1¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_PARTIAL
= 4¶
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MECAB_PATH
= 'MECAB_PATH'¶
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MECAB_TOKEN_BOUNDARY
= 1¶
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parse
(text, **kwargs)¶ Parse the given text and return result from MeCab.
Parameters: - text (str) – the text to parse.
- as_nodes (bool, defaults to False) – return generator of MeCabNodes if True; or string if False.
- boundary_constraints (str or re) – regular expression for morpheme boundary splitting; if non-None and feature_constraints is None, then boundary constraint parsing will be used.
- feature_constraints (tuple) – tuple containing tuple instances of target morpheme and corresponding feature string in order of precedence; if non-None and boundary_constraints is None, then feature constraint parsing will be used.
Returns: A single string containing the entire MeCab output; or a Generator yielding the MeCabNode instances.
Raises: MeCabError
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natto.node module¶
Wrapper for MeCab node.
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class
natto.node.
MeCabNode
(nptr, surface, feature)¶ Bases:
object
Representation of a MeCab Node struct.
A list of MeCab nodes is returned when parsing a string of Japanese with as_nodes=True. Each node will contain detailed information about the morpheme encompassed.
Variables: - ptr – This node’s pointer.
- prev – Pointer to previous node.
- next – Pointer to next node.
- enext – Pointer to the node which ends at the same position.
- bnext – Pointer to the node which starts at the same position.
- rpath – Pointer to the right path; None if MECAB_ONE_BEST mode.
- lpath – Pointer to the right path; None if MECAB_ONE_BEST mode.
- surface – Surface string, Unicode.
- feature – Feature string, Unicode.
- nodeid – Unique node id.
- length – Length of surface form.
- rlength – Length of the surface form including leading white space.
- rcattr – Right attribute id.
- lcattr – Left attribute id.
- posid – Part-of-speech id.
- char_type – Character type.
- stat – Node status; 0 (NOR), 1 (UNK), 2 (BOS), 3 (EOS), 4 (EON).
- isbest – 1 if this node is best node.
- alpha – Forward accumulative log summation (with marginal probability).
- beta – Backward accumulative log summation (with marginal probability).
- prob – Marginal probability, only with marginal probability flag.
- wcost – Word cost.
- cost – Best accumulative cost from bos node to this node.
Example usage:
from natto import MeCab text = '卓球なんて死ぬまでの暇つぶしだよ。' # Ex. basic node parsing # with MeCab() as nm: for n in nm.parse(text, as_nodes=True): ... # ignore the end-of-sentence nodes ... if not n.is_eos(): ... # output the morpheme surface and default ChaSen feature ... print('{}\t{}'.format(n.surface, n.feature)) ... 卓球 名詞,サ変接続,*,*,*,*,卓球,タッキュウ,タッキュー なんて 助詞,副助詞,*,*,*,*,なんて,ナンテ,ナンテ 死ぬ 動詞,自立,*,*,五段・ナ行,基本形,死ぬ,シヌ,シヌ まで 助詞,副助詞,*,*,*,*,まで,マデ,マデ の 助詞,連体化,*,*,*,*,の,ノ,ノ 暇つぶし 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,暇つぶし,ヒマツブシ,ヒマツブシ だ 助動詞,*,*,*,特殊・ダ,基本形,だ,ダ,ダ よ 助詞,終助詞,*,*,*,*,よ,ヨ,ヨ 。 記号,句点,*,*,*,*,。,。,。 # Ex. custom node format # # -F ... short-form of --node-format # %F,[6,7,0] ... extract these elements from ChaSen feature as CSV # - morpheme root-form (6th index) # - reading (7th index) # - part-of-speech (0th index) # %h ... part-of-speech ID (IPADIC) # with MeCab('-F%F,[6,8,0],%h') as nm: for n in nm.parse(text, as_nodes=True): ... # ignore the end-of-sentence nodes ... if not n.is_eos(): ... # output custom-formatted node feature ... print(n.feature) ... 卓球,タッキュウ,名詞,36 なんて,ナンテ,助詞,21 死ぬ,シヌ,動詞,31 まで,マデ,助詞,21 の,ノ,助詞,24 暇つぶし,ヒマツブシ,名詞,38 だ,ダ,助動詞,25 よ,ヨ,助詞,17 。,。,記号,7
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BOS_NODE
= 2¶
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EON_NODE
= 4¶
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EOS_NODE
= 3¶
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NOR_NODE
= 0¶
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UNK_NODE
= 1¶
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is_bos
()¶ Is this a beginning-of-sentence node?
Returns: True if beginning-of-sentence node, False otherwise.
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is_eon
()¶ Is this an end of an N-best node list?
Returns: True if end of an N-best node list, False otherwise.
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is_eos
()¶ Is this an end-of-sentence node?
Returns: True if end-of-sentence node, False otherwise.
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is_nor
()¶ Is this a normal node, defined in a dictionary?
Returns: True if normal node, False otherwise.
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is_unk
()¶ Is this an unknown node, not defined in any dictionary?
Returns: True if unknown node, False otherwise.
natto.option_parse module¶
Helper class for parsing MeCab options.
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class
natto.option_parse.
OptionParse
(envch)¶ Bases:
object
Helper class for transforming arguments into input for mecab_new2.
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build_options_str
(options)¶ Returns a string concatenation of the MeCab options.
- Args:
- options: dictionary of options to use when instantiating the MeCab
- instance.
- Returns:
- A string concatenation of the options used when instantiating the MeCab instance, in long-form.
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parse_mecab_options
(options)¶ Parses the MeCab options, returning them in a dictionary.
Lattice-level option has been deprecated; please use marginal or nbest instead.
- :options string or dictionary of options to use when instantiating
- the MeCab instance. May be in short- or long-form, or in a Python dictionary.
- Returns:
- A dictionary of the specified MeCab options, where the keys are snake-cased names of the long-form of the option names.
- Raises:
- MeCabError: An invalid value for N-best was passed in.
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natto.support module¶
Internal-use functions for string- and byte-conversion for supporting Python 2 and 3.
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natto.support.
splitter_support
(py2enc)¶ Create tokenizer for use in boundary constraint parsing.
Parameters: py2enc (str) – Encoding used by Python 2 environment.
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natto.support.
string_support
(py3enc)¶ Create byte-to-string and string-to-byte conversion functions for internal use.
Parameters: py3enc (str) – Encoding used by Python 3 environment.
natto.version module¶
Version and version info for the natto-py package.
Module contents¶
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class
natto.
MeCab
(options=None, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
The main interface to the MeCab library, wrapping the MeCab Tagger.
Instantiate this once, per any MeCab options you wish to use. This interface allows for parsing Japanese into simple strings of morpheme surface and related features, or for iterating over MeCabNode instances which contain detailed information about the morphemes encompassed.
Configure logging before instantiating MeCab to see debug messages:
import logging logging.basicConfig(format=’%(asctime)s : %(levelname)s : %(message)s’,
level=logging.DEBUG)Example usage:
from natto import MeCab # Use a Python with-statement to ensure mecab_destroy is invoked # with MeCab() as nm: # print MeCab version print(nm.version) ... 0.996 # print absolute path to MeCab library print(nm.libpath) ... /usr/local/lib/libmecab.so # parse text and print result print(nm.parse('この星の一等賞になりたいの卓球で俺は、そんだけ！')) ... この 連体詞,*,*,*,*,*,この,コノ,コノ 星 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,星,ホシ,ホシ の 助詞,連体化,*,*,*,*,の,ノ,ノ 一等 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,一等,イットウ,イットー 賞 名詞,接尾,一般,*,*,*,賞,ショウ,ショー に 助詞,格助詞,一般,*,*,*,に,ニ,ニ なり 動詞,自立,*,*,五段・ラ行,連用形,なる,ナリ,ナリ たい 助動詞,*,*,*,特殊・タイ,基本形,たい,タイ,タイ の 助詞,連体化,*,*,*,*,の,ノ,ノ 卓球 名詞,サ変接続,*,*,*,*,卓球,タッキュウ,タッキュー で 助詞,格助詞,一般,*,*,*,で,デ,デ 俺 名詞,代名詞,一般,*,*,*,俺,オレ,オレ は 助詞,係助詞,*,*,*,*,は,ハ,ワ 、 記号,読点,*,*,*,*,、,、,、 そん 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,そん,ソン,ソン だけ 助詞,副助詞,*,*,*,*,だけ,ダケ,ダケ ！ 記号,一般,*,*,*,*,！,！,！ EOS # parse text into Python Generator yielding MeCabNode instances, # and display much more detailed information about each morpheme for n in nm.parse('飛べねえ鳥もいるってこった。', as_nodes=True): if n.is_nor(): ... # morpheme surface ... # part-of-speech ID (IPADIC) ... # word cost ... print("{}\t{}\t{}".format(n.surface, n.posid, n.wcost)) ... 飛べ 31 7175 ねえ 25 6661 鳥 38 4905 も 16 4669 いる 31 9109 って 15 6984 こっ 31 9587 た 25 5500 。 7 215
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MECAB_ANY_BOUNDARY
= 0¶
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MECAB_CHARSET
= 'MECAB_CHARSET'¶
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MECAB_INSIDE_TOKEN
= 2¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ALLOCATE_SENTENCE
= 64¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ALL_MORPHS
= 32¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ALTERNATIVE
= 16¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_MARGINAL_PROB
= 8¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_NBEST
= 2¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_ONE_BEST
= 1¶
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MECAB_LATTICE_PARTIAL
= 4¶
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MECAB_PATH
= 'MECAB_PATH'¶
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MECAB_TOKEN_BOUNDARY
= 1¶
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parse
(text, **kwargs)¶ Parse the given text and return result from MeCab.
Parameters: - text (str) – the text to parse.
- as_nodes (bool, defaults to False) – return generator of MeCabNodes if True; or string if False.
- boundary_constraints (str or re) – regular expression for morpheme boundary splitting; if non-None and feature_constraints is None, then boundary constraint parsing will be used.
- feature_constraints (tuple) – tuple containing tuple instances of target morpheme and corresponding feature string in order of precedence; if non-None and boundary_constraints is None, then feature constraint parsing will be used.
Returns: A single string containing the entire MeCab output; or a Generator yielding the MeCabNode instances.
Raises: MeCabError
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class
natto.
DictionaryInfo
(dptr, filepath, charset)¶ Bases:
object
Representation of a MeCab DictionaryInfo struct.
A list of dictionaries used by MeCab is returned by the dicts attribute of MeCab. Each dictionary information includes the attributes listed below.
Variables: - ptr – FFI pointer to the mecab_dictionary_info_t.
- filepath – Full path to the dictionary file.
- charset – Dictionary character set, e.g., SHIFT-JIS, UTF-8.
- size – Number of words registered in this dictionary.
- type – Dictionary type; 0 (SYS_DIC), 1 (USR_DIC), 2 (UNK_DIC)
- lsize – Left attributes size.
- rsize – Right attributes size.
- version – Dictionary version.
- next – Pointer to next dictionary information struct.
Example usage:
from natto import MeCab with MeCab() as nm: # first dictionary info is MeCab's system dictionary sysdic = nm.dicts[0] # print absolute path to system dictionary print(sysdic.filepath) ... /usr/local/lib/mecab/dic/ipadic/sys.dic # print system dictionary character encoding print(sysdic.charset) ... utf8 # is this really the system dictionary? print(sysdic.is_sysdic()) ... True
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SYS_DIC
= 0¶
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UNK_DIC
= 2¶
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USR_DIC
= 1¶
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is_sysdic
()¶ Is this a system dictionary?
Returns: True if system dictionary, False otherwise.
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is_unkdic
()¶ Is this an unknown dictionary?
Returns: True if unknown dictionary, False otherwise.
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is_usrdic
()¶ Is this a user-defined dictionary?
Returns: True if user-defined dictionary, False otherwise.
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class
natto.
MeCabNode
(nptr, surface, feature)¶ Bases:
object
Representation of a MeCab Node struct.
A list of MeCab nodes is returned when parsing a string of Japanese with as_nodes=True. Each node will contain detailed information about the morpheme encompassed.
Variables: - ptr – This node’s pointer.
- prev – Pointer to previous node.
- next – Pointer to next node.
- enext – Pointer to the node which ends at the same position.
- bnext – Pointer to the node which starts at the same position.
- rpath – Pointer to the right path; None if MECAB_ONE_BEST mode.
- lpath – Pointer to the right path; None if MECAB_ONE_BEST mode.
- surface – Surface string, Unicode.
- feature – Feature string, Unicode.
- nodeid – Unique node id.
- length – Length of surface form.
- rlength – Length of the surface form including leading white space.
- rcattr – Right attribute id.
- lcattr – Left attribute id.
- posid – Part-of-speech id.
- char_type – Character type.
- stat – Node status; 0 (NOR), 1 (UNK), 2 (BOS), 3 (EOS), 4 (EON).
- isbest – 1 if this node is best node.
- alpha – Forward accumulative log summation (with marginal probability).
- beta – Backward accumulative log summation (with marginal probability).
- prob – Marginal probability, only with marginal probability flag.
- wcost – Word cost.
- cost – Best accumulative cost from bos node to this node.
Example usage:
from natto import MeCab text = '卓球なんて死ぬまでの暇つぶしだよ。' # Ex. basic node parsing # with MeCab() as nm: for n in nm.parse(text, as_nodes=True): ... # ignore the end-of-sentence nodes ... if not n.is_eos(): ... # output the morpheme surface and default ChaSen feature ... print('{}\t{}'.format(n.surface, n.feature)) ... 卓球 名詞,サ変接続,*,*,*,*,卓球,タッキュウ,タッキュー なんて 助詞,副助詞,*,*,*,*,なんて,ナンテ,ナンテ 死ぬ 動詞,自立,*,*,五段・ナ行,基本形,死ぬ,シヌ,シヌ まで 助詞,副助詞,*,*,*,*,まで,マデ,マデ の 助詞,連体化,*,*,*,*,の,ノ,ノ 暇つぶし 名詞,一般,*,*,*,*,暇つぶし,ヒマツブシ,ヒマツブシ だ 助動詞,*,*,*,特殊・ダ,基本形,だ,ダ,ダ よ 助詞,終助詞,*,*,*,*,よ,ヨ,ヨ 。 記号,句点,*,*,*,*,。,。,。 # Ex. custom node format # # -F ... short-form of --node-format # %F,[6,7,0] ... extract these elements from ChaSen feature as CSV # - morpheme root-form (6th index) # - reading (7th index) # - part-of-speech (0th index) # %h ... part-of-speech ID (IPADIC) # with MeCab('-F%F,[6,8,0],%h') as nm: for n in nm.parse(text, as_nodes=True): ... # ignore the end-of-sentence nodes ... if not n.is_eos(): ... # output custom-formatted node feature ... print(n.feature) ... 卓球,タッキュウ,名詞,36 なんて,ナンテ,助詞,21 死ぬ,シヌ,動詞,31 まで,マデ,助詞,21 の,ノ,助詞,24 暇つぶし,ヒマツブシ,名詞,38 だ,ダ,助動詞,25 よ,ヨ,助詞,17 。,。,記号,7
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BOS_NODE
= 2¶
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EON_NODE
= 4¶
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EOS_NODE
= 3¶
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NOR_NODE
= 0¶
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UNK_NODE
= 1¶
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is_bos
()¶ Is this a beginning-of-sentence node?
Returns: True if beginning-of-sentence node, False otherwise.
-
is_eon
()¶ Is this an end of an N-best node list?
Returns: True if end of an N-best node list, False otherwise.
-
is_eos
()¶ Is this an end-of-sentence node?
Returns: True if end-of-sentence node, False otherwise.
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is_nor
()¶ Is this a normal node, defined in a dictionary?
Returns: True if normal node, False otherwise.
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is_unk
()¶ Is this an unknown node, not defined in any dictionary?
Returns: True if unknown node, False otherwise.
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exception
natto.
MeCabError
¶ Bases:
Exception
MeCabError is a general error class for the natto-py package.
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class
natto.
OptionParse
(envch)¶ Bases:
object
Helper class for transforming arguments into input for mecab_new2.
-
build_options_str
(options)¶ Returns a string concatenation of the MeCab options.
- Args:
- options: dictionary of options to use when instantiating the MeCab
- instance.
- Returns:
- A string concatenation of the options used when instantiating the MeCab instance, in long-form.
-
parse_mecab_options
(options)¶ Parses the MeCab options, returning them in a dictionary.
Lattice-level option has been deprecated; please use marginal or nbest instead.
- :options string or dictionary of options to use when instantiating
- the MeCab instance. May be in short- or long-form, or in a Python dictionary.
- Returns:
- A dictionary of the specified MeCab options, where the keys are snake-cased names of the long-form of the option names.
- Raises:
- MeCabError: An invalid value for N-best was passed in.
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natto.
string_support
(py3enc)¶ Create byte-to-string and string-to-byte conversion functions for internal use.
Parameters: py3enc (str) – Encoding used by Python 3 environment.
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natto.
splitter_support
(py2enc)¶ Create tokenizer for use in boundary constraint parsing.
Parameters: py2enc (str) – Encoding used by Python 2 environment.


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you can use it with Lift's CSS Selectors or binding. For example:
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// in the snippet class def render = { val click = DOMEventSource.click for(_ <- click.eventStream) confirm("Are you sure you want to delete it?"){ case true => //delete it } "button" #> click }
Here are a few of its members:
rawEventData
Map[String,JsExp]
of extra data to send in the
ajax request when the browser fires the event. The JsExp
values are JavaScript expressions that will be evaluated when the event
fires and stored under the specified key.rawEventStream
EventStream
fires the raw data from the ajax
request. Each event has the type Map[String,String]
, where
keys are taken from rawEventData
, and values are the
result of evaluating the corresponding JsExp
.eventStream
EventStream
that fires DOMEvent
s.
The data also exists in raw form in rawEventStream


Blog
2023
📝 PostgreSQL: Mark a column non-nullable after creating it
TIL: How to add a not null constraint to an existing column in a PostgreSQL table
📝 PostgreSQL: Make a column unique after creating it
TIL: How to add unique constraint to an existing column in a PostgreSQL table
⚖ Wracker Dev Log #003
Adding a graph and moving away from django
⌨ Paragraph performance summaries
I added a chart to show your progress over time
📝 Avoid .DS_Store files on removable media
TIL: Settings change on Mac to avoid having .DS_Store files being created on USB and Network shares
📝 Recursively remove .DS_Store files
TIL: Shell command to recursively remove .DS_Store files
⌨ Showing historical statistics
I added a chart to show your progress over time
🎬 Movie rating system
A simple heuristic to rate movies based on their viewability and enjoyment
⚖ Wracker Dev Log #002
My experience making a usable form and working with HTML <table>
for the first time
📝 Custom 404 in Express
TIL: How to return custom response for a 404 in Express on NodeJS
⌨ Typractice
A simple website to practice your typing
📝 Using emoji as a favicon
TIL: How to write a simple SVG which renders an emoji as a favicon
⚖ Wracker Dev Log #001
How I headbutted with Django setup the whole day for it to finally click around midnight
📝 Save dependency list of your python project to a file
TIL: How to do for python what we get with `dependencies` in npm `package.json`
Group posts by year in Jekyll using Liquid
You can use the `group_by_exp` filter in Liquid to group posts by year
📝 Map an array of ids in postgres to matching data from another table
TIL: How to map an array in postgres to other data
📝 Counting days between 2 dates in PostgreSQL
TIL: You can use the extract function to find difference in days between 2 dates
📝 Find the first entry in each group
TIL: How to get the first entry from each group given a sort order
📝 Navigate to a path in Mac Finder
TIL: How to navigate to a given system path without clicking through folders
Contacts Calendar
A website which lets you export a calendar of important dates from your Google Contacts
Cheatsheet - ffmpeg
A cheat-sheet for ffmpeg
📝 Most used commands
TIL: How to view your most used terminal commands on a Mac
📝 wget with custom filename
TIL: How to download a file with wget to a custom filename
📝 Taking a heap-dump from a running JVM process
TIL: How to take heap-dump from a running JVM process
2022
📝 Figma styles not present in the API response
TIL: Why Figma returns empty styles in API and how to fix it
Office Pranks
A list of simple and safe pranks you can pull on your colleagues.
📝 Authentication with wget
TIL: How to provide username and password for simple authentication when downloading files using wget
📝 How to make non-capturing groups in RegEx
TIL: What are non-capturing groups and how we can use them
Useful fonts
A list of useful fonts which can be used.
📝 India's national aquatic animal
TIL: India has a species of dolphin as its national aquatic animal.
Safe alphanumeric password base
Collection of readable characters to make alphanumeric passwords out of
2021
Improvement Roll
A tiny website to suggest you useful things to do in down-time
📝 List files updated in a git commit
TIL: How to see a list of files updated in a git commit
📝 Centering elements with CSS
TIL: How to center (horizontally and vertically) elements with CSS.
Cheatsheet - ImageMagick
A cheat-sheet for ImageMagick
📝 Resizing images from command-line
TIL: Resizing images from command-line while centering them and adding a transparent background.
Cheatsheet - YouTube-DL
A cheat-sheet for YouTube-DL CLI
📝 Comparing two BigDecimal instances
TIL: Turns out that 7.5.toBigDecimal() and 7.50.toBigDecimal() are not equal
Windows Symlink
How to create a Linux-like symlink on Windows
500 Million, But Not a Single One More
My first attempt at recording a voice-over of an awesome article
📝 Castle Under Threat
TIL: You cannot castle your king in chess if king's path is under threat
📝 Ugh fields
TIL: What are "ugh fields" and why everyone should atleast know about them.
📝 Opening current terminal command in $EDITOR
TIL: Ctrl+X followed by Ctrl+E opens the command you are currently editing in your $EDITOR program
Cheatsheet - PostgreSQL
A cheat-sheet for PostgreSQL database
Tips when building a PC
A friend asked me what to look out for when building a PC and this is the list
📝 Google gives refresh token only once
TIL: Google doesn't return refresh token on subsequent authentication after the first one.
📝 JavaScript can "throw" the table
TIL: JavaScript can throw anything
📝 CSS support for browser dark-mode preference
TIL: How to support dark-mode preference of browser via CSS
Why you should own your email address?
My write-up on reasons why it is better for you to own your email address.
Challenge Update: Two and a Quarter Books
Update on my 2020 year-end reading challenge
2020: Year in review
A review of the year 2020 for me
2020
Java convert LocalDateTime to Instant using ZoneId
How to convert from LocalDateTime to Instant using ZoneId without ZoneOffset in Java 8 Time APIs
Cheatsheet - Git
A cheat-sheet for git CLI
Challenge Update: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Update on my 2020 year-end reading challenge
Achievement Unlocked: Finished my first exercise challenge
I have taken on many exercise challenges in the past but this is the first time I finished one.
Challenge Update: Around the World in 80 Days
Update on my 2020 year-end reading challenge
Postel's Law
A good yardstick to increase developer sanity
2020 End of Year Reading Challenge
I went to a nearby bookstore this week and now taking on a reading challenge
Check if your request body is compressed
Make sure to know what is the default request body compression setting in your http library is
Techniques to Improve Focus
How to build your focus muscle when it has atrophied over the years
Interesting Stuff - Week 4
My weekly newsletter of things I found interesting
Interesting Stuff - Week 3
My weekly newsletter of things I found interesting
Interesting Stuff - Week 2
My weekly newsletter of things I found interesting
Interesting Stuff - Week 1
My weekly newsletter of things I found interesting
Prevent back navigation to login screen
The guide to correct way of preventing back navigation to login screens once user is logged-in
Foie Gras
Summary of what I know about Foie Gras, whose literal translation from French is Fatty Liver
Immigration Dead Man's Switch
How to protect your data and yourself while passing through customs/immigration check
Keep Android screen on When USB is connected
Use the command `adb shell svc power stayon usb`
Write Custom Android Lint Rule - Manifest File
Writing our own custom android lint rules for verifying AndroidManifest file.
Write Custom Android Lint Rule - Layout Files
Writing our own custom android lint rules for verifying layout files.
Dart Extension Methods
An overview of extension methods in Dart and how they can be useful
P vs NP Algorithm Problem Types
I finally wrapped my head around the differences between P vs NP vs NP-Complete problems
2019
Record Linux terminal session
How to record your linux terminal session to work on later.
Sync git fork with upstream
This is a simple guide on how to sync your fork of a git/github project with upstream changes.
How to add "latest" post redirect to Jekyll site
I wanted to add a URL to my site which will always redirect the visitor to the latest blog post I have published at that time.
JavaScript 30 - Array Cardio 1
Day 4 of JS30 challenge, today we worked with various methods on array and I learned one nifty trick of displaying them in console.
JavaScript 30 - CSS Variables
Day 3 of JS30 challenge where I built an analog clock with CSS and animate its changes using JS and CSS.
JavaScript 30 - CSS Analog Clock
Day 2 of JS30 challenge where I built an analog clock with CSS and animate its changes using JS and CSS.
JavaScript 30 - Building a Drum Kit
I started the JavaScript30 challenge from Wes Bos today and learnt how to build a simple drum-kit.
Switching RxJava schedulers between app code and corresponding tests
A simple way to switch between using appropriate schedulers in app code and using trampoline schedulers for tests.
Make git forget a tracked file
What to do when you are tracking a file with git but then want to remove it from VCS while keeping it in your file system.
Testing Deep-Link URLs using ADB
Simple adb command to help you fire deep-link url in mobile from your console.
HTTP Network Requests on Android Pie
Android Pie only allows HTTPS traffic by default & blocks all HTTP requests. You can enable HTTP communication for your API endpoints once you have configured this little thing.
Don't worry about specializing yet!
What technologies should I be learning, so that they prove helpful in my career?
Show/Hide Layout Bounds in Android
A couple of scripts that help to toggle display of layout-bounds on connected Android device using ADB.
Creating a single-file backup of your git repository
I created a python script which creates a zip-file containing the git-bundle and all the patch-files for different stashed changes in your repository.
2018
How Breathing Works
Ever wondered how our breathing is regulated? Let me take you on a ride down the wind-pipe.
APGAR score
A quick method used to check whether a newborn needs immediate medical care.
How anesthetics work
A post on the different categories of anesthetics and their working mechanisms and differences.
 So, let's take a look at some mistakes that we can avoid while walking the path of Android development.
Simplifying User-Experience for rating your Android app
Make it easy for your users to rate your Android app.
Check network connectivity on Android in 10 lines
Let's see how simple it is to show correct feedback to user on whether they are connected to the network or not in Android.
Hiding API keys from your Android repository
Learn how to secure your API keys while keeping the source code for that Android app open-source.
2017
How to Stop Worrying and Start Living
Here are some things I found noteworthy in the book "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living" by Dale Carnegie.


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Brexit Party withdraws support from Glenrothes candidate over ‘rampant homophobia’
by Chris McCallThe Brexit Party has withdrawn support from a Scottish election candidate after they were linked to a string of homophobic posts shared on social media.
Victor Robert Farrell, an evangelical pastor from Methil, was selected to fight the Glenrothes constituency for Nigel Farage’s party on December 12.
But the pro-Brexit campaign has tonight distanced itself from the candidate following the revelation of several comments posted on a Facebook account in Farrell’s name.
One post read: “Western nations look at your hands. Young lesbians in parliament, old lesbians leading political parties. Perverts pushing sodomite rights. The aged living in fear.”
The posts, originally shared in 2017, were today condemned by Jenny Gilruth, the SNP MSP for Glenorthes.
She said: “Look at the state of the Brexit Party candidate standing in Glenrothes - crusading against lesbians, rampant youths and all those without god in their lives.”
Peter Grant, the SNP candidate aiming to hold the seat at next month’s election, said: “It’s not as if he’s been shy about his bigoted opinions either.
“Will Brexit Party disown him or are they happy to promote such rampant homophobia?”
A website set up to promote Farrell’s local campaign was taken offline tonight.
A Brexit Party spokesman said: “The Brexit Party does not share these views. We have withdrawn our support for the candidate.”
Farrell has not responded to The Scotsman’s request for comment.


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Contributing to the source code
Which files do I have to focus on?
Modifying the source code can seem daunting at first: this repo contains a lot of directories, subdirectories and files. Don't fear: this section will clarify which are the "important" files, i.e. the few files that actually do something — most of the files in here exist just because they're required by Django, or because they are static files needed by the HTML interface.
So here are the files that actually count:
DBNsim/DBNtrain/views.py
is the Python interface between a client and the server; this file, along withdbntrain.js
, is the one you will be working on most of the time.DBNsim/DBNtrain/templates/DBNtrain/index.html
is the Django HTML template that forms the main interface.DBNsim/DBNtrain/static/dbntrain.js
is the JavaScript source code that brings to life the HTML interface; it contains several JavaScript functions that are event-oriented (but not object-oriented at all).DBNsim/DBNtrain/static/main.css
is (currently) the only CSS stylesheet that affects the HTML interface.DBNsim/DBNlogic/nets.py
is the Python module that manages the network classes (currently DBN and RBM).DBNsim/DBNlogic/sets.py
is the Python module that manages the available training datasets.DBNsim/DBNlogic/train.py
is the Python module where strategy objects for training the networks reside.DBNsim/DBNlogic/util.py
is a Python module that stores useful functions needed by the other modules.
Structure of the repository
To have an idea of the big picture, the repo is structured like this. The DBNsim
directory contains the source code, while the docs
directory contains all the documentation needed by the users, administrators and developers. (By "users" we mean the end users of the web app, while the administrators are users of the server (those serving DBNsim from a machine) and developers maintain the source code.)
The DBNsim
directory contains two main subdirectories, which are actually Python packages (they have a __init__.py
file that marks them as packages). They are:
DBNlogic
, the business logic of the application;DBNtrain
, the application logic that makes DBNsim a web app.
More specifically, DBNlogic
is a Python package that is totally independent from the rest of the application: you can use it as a command line library for handling and training DBNs, if you like. DBNtrain
uses DBNlogic
for satisfying the clients' requests and is itself a Python package.
DBNtrain
is centered around the views
module, where the developer has to define a function for each request (URL) that the server can accept; adding a function to views.py
requires adding a line in urls.py
, so that Django knows that a particular URL has to be mapped to this new Python function.
Things to do
If you want some ideas about how to improve DBNsim, here are some:
- Configure DBNsim to run on a production-stable WSGI server. The default Django server is not really secure for production.
- Find a more convenient way to manage the jobs run by clients on the server. Currently, DBNsim requires that each client be assigned a random 10-character key, so that the server can update the right training job when the client asks (for example) to perform one training epoch of a job. A much more professional way to do this would be to use WebSockets, for example.
- Tidy the
JavaScript
source code, maybe distributing it across two or three distinct JS modules. - Where possible, replace jQuery with vanilla JavaScript, as jQuery was used only to quickly prototype the application but tends to clutter the UI, slowing down the app on older browsers.
- Improve the use of Cytoscape.js, maybe adding some calls to
cy.batch
instead of manually iterating through a large number of nodes and edges. Currently, the graph drawing efficiency is reasonable but can definitely be improved. - Add some more consistency checks to the JS code that handles the HTML forms and the buttons. I set Travis CI to systematically test the Python back end, but there are no automatic tests for the front end, so it isn't possible to systematically catch hidden bugs.
- Repair the "upload DBN" button. Currently, it is only possible to download a DBN, not uploading it.
- Remove Gnumpy and try to use another library for GPU computing, as Gnumpy only works for Python 2. After this, upgrading DBNsim to Python 3 should be easy.


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Node¶
- In BartPy, Trees are made up of two types of Nodes:
- DecisionNodes - representing binary splits of feature space
- LeafNodes - representing the final grouping of points together
Each Node maps to a Split class which contains all of the information about how a Node relates to data
-
class
bartpy.node.
DecisionNode
(split: bartpy.split.Split, left_child_node: typing.Union[bartpy.node.LeafNode, _ForwardRef('DecisionNode')], right_child_node: typing.Union[bartpy.node.LeafNode, _ForwardRef('DecisionNode')], depth=0)[source]¶ A DecisionNode encapsulates internal node in the tree Unlike a LeafNode, it contains very little actual logic beyond tying the tree together
-
class
bartpy.node.
LeafNode
(split: bartpy.split.Split, depth=0)[source]¶ A representation of a leaf node in the tree In addition to the normal work of a Node, a LeafNode is responsible for:
- Interacting with Data
- Making predictions
-
class
bartpy.node.
TreeNode
(split: bartpy.split.Split, depth: int, left_child: typing.Union[bartpy.node.TreeNode, NoneType] = None, right_child: typing.Union[bartpy.node.TreeNode, NoneType] = None)[source]¶ A representation of a node in the Tree Contains two main types of information:
- Data relevant for the node
- Links to children nodes
-
bartpy.node.
split_node
(node: bartpy.node.LeafNode, split_condition: bartpy.split.SplitCondition) → bartpy.node.DecisionNode[source]¶ Converts a LeafNode into an internal DecisionNode by applying the split condition The left node contains all values for the splitting variable less than the splitting value


[ht::head {UI Overview}]
In this section we're going to familiarize ourselves with the
RAMADDA user interface.
- RAMADDA Content
- RAMADDA is like a hierarchical web-based file system - everything is a
repository "entry" - folders, files and other things.
- You can create, edit, delete and move entries.
- Lets look at the user interface.
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All told, my experience and interest has run the gamut from user interaction design, through web development and front-end engineering, software engineering, to systems administration, software architecture, and horizontally scale-able server infrastructures, along with the project management experience to pull it all together.
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I've spent the majority of the last 3-4 years building REST API's based on Laravel and MySQL or MongoDB
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design and architecture of a dependency injected, microkernel architecture for their next major product, the "Beaver Builder Assistant" plugin.
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React.js
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Administrator
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My recent focus has been on MVP SaaS Applications, Middle-Tier Systems Integration, Web Based Administration Consoles, Electronic Commerce, Hybrid Mobile Apps, and REST API's.
" Elderosity builds software that connects Seniors, Placement Agents, Home Health Care Agencies, and Eldercare Communities. "
Chief Information Officer
(Apr 2020 - Present)
Elderosity picked up 3 new partners (2 of the co-founders from Beaver Builder, and a new CEO), and is currently in the process of expanding our vision and goals to include 3 new product offerings, all based around SaaS model. Some using Laravel/Vue others using WordPress and Vue. This includes a revamp of the original CRM to use multi-database multi-tenancy.
Software Architect
(Mar 2017 - Apr 2020)
Singlehandedly built, maintained, and even helped sell, several revisions of our initial product offering: a CRM for Senior Placement Agents. Initial versions were based on Laravel, MySQL, Vue.js, and bootstrap. Later revisions added MongoDb, and moved to Vuetify. One of the important features of this application was near E2E encryption from load balancer to database, hashed fields that represented ePHI, and encryption at rest on the database server file system. All hosted on AWS using EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, RDS, S3, SES, SQS, SNS, and a small node based web service on Lambda.
Web Developer / Software Engineer
Mar 2019 - Jul 2020 (1 year 5 months)
Worked with core team to help design dependency injection microkernel architecture on early versions of the BeaverBuilder Assistant plugin for WordPress.
Spearheaded initial architecture, design, and early development of a Laravel Framework based REST API a premium service providing supporting architecture and extended features to users.
Periodically assisted with bugfixes and minor feature additions for the primary BeaverBuilder site builder plugin and framework for WordPress.
Software Engineer / Systems Adminstrator
Feb 2014 - Sep 2015 (1 year 8 months)
Software Engineer / Systems Administrator
Feb 2013 - May 2013 (4 months)
Consultant - Software Architect, Team Lead
Apr 2011 - Nov 2011 (8 months)
Web Development. Troubleshooting, refactoring, and performance tuning server and software architectures. Providing mentoring and peer assistance to developers.
Technologies Used:
Wordpress MU, jQuery, JavascriptMVC, Zend Framework, Doctrine ORM, MySQL, REST
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Sep 2010 - Dec 2010 (4 months)
Responsible for design, development, and implementation of large scale/high load system and software architectures for social media and internet advertising “widgets” that were placed on popular websites.
Technologies Used:
jQuery, Zend Framework, Doctrine ORM, MySQL, Memcache, MongoDB, Gearman
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Jan 2006 - Mar 2006 (3 months)
Java / J2EE programming for GamesRadar.com. wlscript and jython scripting and load balancing configuration for BEA Weblogic servers. Load testing and application profiling.
Associate Software Engineer
Jan 2004 - Oct 2005 (1 year 10 months)
Java, J2EE and XML Development. Hand rolled a failover / load balancing JDBC connection pool. Worked on several inter-departmental home-brew web-service projects. Built and deployed RPM packages for all deploy- able projects.
Contractor - Linux/Solaris Systems Administrator
2001 - 2002
Linux and Solaris systems administration. LAMP Development
Software Engineer
2001 - 2001 (1 year)
Custom development of PHP based CRM and ERP solutions
Technologies Used:
Linux, HP-UX, PHP, MySQL, Oracle, Javascript, Java Applets
Systems Administrator / Web Developer
Jan 2000 - Dec 2000 (1 year)
Provided client consulting services on behalf of Unitek.
Technologies Used:
Red Hat Linux, SunOS 2.6, Perl, PHP, Javascript, Apache, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle.
Windows/Linux Systems Administrator, Desktop Support
Jan 1997 - Jan 2000 (3 years 1 month)
Windows NT and Linux Systems administration. Windows Desktop support.


qdmanage operation [options...] [arguments...]
An AMQP management client for use with qdrouterd. Sends AMQP management operations requests and prints the response in JSON format. This is a generic AMQP management tool and can be used with any standard AMQP managed endpoint, not just with qdrouter.
-h, –help : show this help message and exit
–version : Print version and exit.
–type=TYPE : Type of entity to operate on.
–name=NAME : Name of entity to operate on.
–identity=ID : Identity of entity to operate on.
–indent=INDENT : Pretty-printing indent. -1 means don’t pretty-print
–stdin : Read attributes as JSON map or list of maps from
–body=BODY : JSON value to use as body of a non-standard operation
–properties=PROPERTIES : JSON map to use as properties for a non-standard operation call.
-b URL, –bus=URL : URL of the messaging bus to connect to (default
-r ROUTER-ID, –router=ROUTER-ID : Router to be queried
-t SECS, –timeout=SECS : Maximum time to wait for connection in seconds (default 5)
–ssl-certificate=CERT : Client SSL certificate (PEM Format)
–ssl-key=KEY : Client SSL private key (PEM Format)
–ssl-trustfile=TRUSTED-CA-DB : Trusted Certificate Authority Database file (PEM Format)
–ssl-password=PASSWORD : Certificate password, will be prompted if not specifed.
Show the logging configuration
qdmanage query --type=log
Enable debug and higher log messages by default:
qdmanage udpdate name=log/DEFAULT enable=debug+
Enable trace log messages only for the MESSAGE moudle and direct MESSAGE logs to the file “test.log”
qdmanage udpdate name=log/MESSAGE enable=trace output=test.log
Set MESSAGE logging back to the default:
qdmanage udpdate name=log/MESSAGE enable=default
Disable MESSAGE logging:
qdmanage udpdate name=log/MESSAGE enable=none
qdrouterd(8), qdstat(8), qdrouterd.conf(5)
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Head-To-Head Contrast: Celsion (NASDAQ:CLSN) and Cambrex (NASDAQ:CBM)
by Doug WharleyCelsion (NASDAQ:CLSN) and Cambrex (NYSE:CBM) are both medical companies, but which is the better investment? We will compare the two companies based on the strength of their earnings, valuation, institutional ownership, risk, profitability, analyst recommendations and dividends.
Profitability
This table compares Celsion and Cambrex’s net margins, return on equity and return on assets.
| Net Margins | Return on Equity | Return on Assets | |
| Celsion | -1,653.20% | -57.46% | -24.93% |
| Cambrex | 5.96% | 5.38% | 2.50% |
Institutional & Insider Ownership
5.3% of Celsion shares are owned by institutional investors. Comparatively, 93.4% of Cambrex shares are owned by institutional investors. 9.3% of Celsion shares are owned by company insiders. Comparatively, 1.4% of Cambrex shares are owned by company insiders. Strong institutional ownership is an indication that hedge funds, large money managers and endowments believe a stock will outperform the market over the long term.
Valuation and Earnings
This table compares Celsion and Cambrex’s top-line revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation.
| Gross Revenue | Price/Sales Ratio | Net Income | Earnings Per Share | Price/Earnings Ratio | |
| Celsion | $500,000.00 | 61.90 | -$11.88 million | ($0.68) | -2.00 |
| Cambrex | $532.09 million | 3.79 | $92.41 million | $2.77 | 21.61 |
Cambrex has higher revenue and earnings than Celsion. Celsion is trading at a lower price-to-earnings ratio than Cambrex, indicating that it is currently the more affordable of the two stocks.
Risk and Volatility
Celsion has a beta of 1.93, suggesting that its share price is 93% more volatile than the S&P 500. Comparatively, Cambrex has a beta of 2.17, suggesting that its share price is 117% more volatile than the S&P 500.
Analyst Recommendations
This is a summary of current ratings and price targets for Celsion and Cambrex, as provided by MarketBeat.
| Sell Ratings | Hold Ratings | Buy Ratings | Strong Buy Ratings | Rating Score | |
| Celsion | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 3.00 |
| Cambrex | 0 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 2.20 |
Cambrex has a consensus price target of $52.40, indicating a potential downside of 12.48%. Given Cambrex’s higher possible upside, analysts clearly believe Cambrex is more favorable than Celsion.
Summary
Cambrex beats Celsion on 10 of the 14 factors compared between the two stocks.
Celsion Company Profile
Celsion Corporation, a development stage oncology drug company, focuses on the development and commercialization of directed chemotherapies, DNA-mediated immunotherapy, and RNA based therapies for the treatment of cancer. Its lead product candidate is ThermoDox, a liposomal encapsulation of doxorubicin that is in Phase III clinical trial for treating primary liver cancer. The company is also developing GEN-1, a DNA-based immunotherapeutic product for the localized treatment of ovarian and brain cancers. Celsion Corporation was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Lawrenceville, New Jersey.
Cambrex Company Profile
Cambrex Corporation, a life sciences company, provides various products and services for the development and commercialization of new and generic therapeutics worldwide. Its products comprise active pharmaceutical ingredients and pharmaceutical intermediates that are used in the production of prescription and over-the-counter drug products, as well as finished dosage forms. The company serves generic drug companies; and companies that discover and commercialize small molecule human therapeutics. The company sells its products directly, as well as through independent agents. Cambrex Corporation was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in East Rutherford, New Jersey.


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I am currently storing my data on the emoncms.org servers.
Since I updated both my Pi's to vlow-write v8.5. The data appears to update graphic displays very infrequently sometimes an hour apart for instance. I assume maybe incorrectly that this is a result of the new software's requirements to run locally on an SD card. All feeds seem to update correctly time interval wise.
I would like to run locally using hdd in the future but I am not sure how I would configure the system so that I can access all the data from 2 possibly 3 Pi's in one place.
If it is the new software or if it isn't can somebody point me in the right direction to get data updating at correct intervals again please?
Seperately
There are instructions to setup and migrate to an hdd but that would require an hdd for each Pi. And therefore I believe the data for each could not be combined to create graphical displays of data which comes from different Pi's.
I did try in the past to run Emoncms on my local machine (a Mac) but I became hopelessly confused very quickly.
My simple logic tells me that with multiple Pi's. Running Emoncms on a local machine would still be the only way to access all the data in one place.
Re: Emoncms.org data updating very infrequently
The interval/update rate to emoncms.org on low-write v8.5 should be no different. Did you update to the low-write v8.5 image? or just upgrade emoncms itself? Are you using emonhub? Emonhub does buffer and send data every 30s but it should buffer data recorded at 10s fine.
Re: Emoncms.org data updating very infrequently
Thanks Trystan, I purchased 2 new sd cards in early Jan from your shop with the software pre loaded. So yes I am using emonhub.
I notice now that when I look at a graphic of my feeds on emoncms.org the info under the graph shows intervals of 120 others have 900. but assuming that those are seconds it doesn't explain why data points are sometimes up to 1 hour apart.
I am really very ignorant of the inner workings of the system but up until around the time that I replaced the SD cards things were fine. However at the time that I changed the cards I also added another Pi and Emontx in a location on the property that could not transmit to my original Pi.
TBH I am not looking at it in a very scientific way but it is clear if I look at older data that the graphs have a lot more data points rather than straight lines running between data points up to an hour apart.
Is there a way that I can look at the data in a way that shows the intervals?
Re: Emoncms.org data updating very infrequently
If you zoom in on the default feed viewer in emoncms to a point where the view interval is 5 to 10 seconds and skip missing is unticked, then click on show csv you should be able to see the missing slots (shown as null) where there should otherwise be datapoints (assuming your nodes are recording at 10s) Here's a screenshot of the CSV view
https://openenergymonitor.org/emon/sites/default/files/exampledata.png
Re: Emoncms.org data updating very infrequently
I think I may have found an issue on emoncms.org in the way the input limiters where set that may have contributed to this issue as Im seeing , I've amended it and will keep an eye on it.
Re: Emoncms.org data updating very infrequently
It seems like the website has some issues. My feeds are not upfating now, for more than half an hour now.
It also occured one or two days ago for several hours during the night.
:-(
Re: Emoncms.org data updating very infrequently
Similar issues being seen by me too - no feed updates for the last hour or so - I was wondering why my solar was stuck on ~500W when it was bright sun outside. EmonTX, GLCD and Nanode are all talking to each other. Nanode reports the inputs being sent okay too but the feeds on emoncms haven't kept up-to-date :(
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I've started a new thread so that the topic of this thread can be separate, there is indeed an issue: https://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/12240


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[background]
Drug geek is what you may call someone of my nature. I am one who is fascinated by the effects that drugs can have on the human mind and am excited to experiment with them myself. My past experiments were conducted on what the internet calls “legal highs” these include such drugs as the Blue Lotus, Kratom, Kava Kava, DXM, Morning Glory Seeds and Salvia.
[prequel]
The purpose of these experiments is to find the factors that leads to what kind of drug experience the user occurs.  Could I control what visually I am about to receive? These are questions that I intend to answer.
Listed below are four different times that I have attempted to reach my goal on salvia. There are listed in order of occurrence.
Note: there were more attempts that listed below in this two year period. These are just some highlights of the passage in my familiarity with salvia.
[# /salvia trips/first time]
It was a quiet morning and no one was expected in the house for some time. Having read many trip reports on this substance I was entirely confused on what this drug could actually produce. I had no purpose for taking this substance at the time other than curiosity. (this is two years prior) I had read many unpleasant reports and had some concerns that the trip might go bad. However these concerns were not enough to stop the experiment.
I proceed to load up a homemade bong with maybe 50mg of the plane leaf. Inhaled it all then reloaded two more times. We have now reached the limit of no return.
The drug hit me more different than I was expecting. Thought was dulled and I was being pulled by salvias gravity.
I wasn’t ready for it. I began to fight these changes and I grew scared that I may loose contact with this reality. Unfortunately for me salvia is stronger than an altered mind and the trip grew more intense. My heart started racing I feared that I was having a heart attack and I was started to get tunnel vision. I was not very experienced in drugs at this time and I thought that this one was going to kill me. I prayed to god to make it stop and make it go away, I told him that I had learned my lesion and I would never touch this stuff again…
…Well time is the cure to all wounds and all that praying took a lot of time. I was coming back to normal my heart rate was stabilizing and I was no longer having a panic attack.
I didn’t keep my promise though, it was nearly a year after this experience that I interest in salvia had risen again.
[# /salvia trips/Trippy visuals]
“It would be cool to see some trippy visuals.” that was my thought before going into my salvia trip. This seemed to be my only goal at the time as I filled up my pipe. I had gotten this 6x extraction from an online vender after having no luck with the “standard” stuff. I now held the pipe up to my mouth and lit the contents with a butane lighter as I counted backwards slowly from 30 seconds. Three times I repeated this process until I had taken roughly 1/10 of a gram.
And that’s when it hit me not even 30 seconds as I began to feel this sensation of something buzzing of tickling on my sides. It began to move up more and more before it stopped at my forehead. At this point I knew what I should do and I closed my eyes as this sensation now formed a triangle of tanginess on my forehead. This cased some vivid like dreaming a dream in which I could control. I smile ripped across my face as I forced this dream to put me on a roller coaster ride. The only difference between this and real life is that I was watching it happen and living it at the same time kind of like how when you play a video game it has the view like there’s a camera behind your character or you can change to 1st person view.
Although this was fun I grew curious of what was happening to the outside world so I decided to open my eyes. I was at this time sitting on my a chair with my feet on the leg rest, I only mention this now because when I looked down at them, my feet, they were getting furthered and furthered away. It was in the cartoon Inspector Gadget with his extendable arms and legs except for I wasn’t controlling it. This provoked a “wooh” reaction from me and as I look around nothing else seams to be out of the place so I decide I need a smoke (cant smoke in the house ).
While sitting down I felt fine however after only making it half way up on the 1st try I came to the conclusion that I was still feeling the side affects (little dizzy) however I decided to try and risk it. When making it out of my room I looked down the hallway and much to my surprise the it was twisted at the end. (The floor was were the left hand wall should be and the ceiling was where the right hand wall should have been.) I was able (somehow) to make it all the away downstairs and outside without falling.
I smoked my cigarette and came back in and decided that most noticeable affects were gone. Salvia had accomplished its task of giving me some “trippy visuals”. After 1 hour all affects were gone and I was back to the same old me.
[# /salvia trips/the lady]
I am quite the regular with my experiences of salvia. I mostly have just the feeling of some unexplained gravity source and the overall physical feeling of the high. However this was not the case in on off my most recent adventures.
It was about 2:40 on a day of my summer break when I decided that I would like to enjoy some of this sweet substance. I had taken no drugs today so I thought it would be a nice day to test out my new pipe that I got in the mail that very morning. I then proceeded up to my room in which I closed my door and dimmed the lights. I used about .15g of salvia 6x I would estimate, this being 3 times the normal amount I normally smoke (before I limited to the pipe size as a amount of what I could smoke). I took the biggest hit I could and held it in for 30 seconds at which time I began my trip. Now during my trips I like to film myself to see if there’s anything that I couldn’t remember what happened the video could fill me in on (that’s just a little fyi).
I began explaining to my camera about this feeling that I was having. I explained it as being “little bumps of happiness that keep on hitting me on my right side.” I was laughing when I said this and had a big grim ripple across my face. The usual feelings where there as well this weird gravitational pull and this overall feeling of spinning and weird sensations on my skin. I was happy with this feeling and never stopped laughing until the very end.
That’s when I picked up the pipe and butane lighter and took another hit. I timed this hit to be 40 seconds. Same feelings arouse as in previous encounters but with what I would call a light hallucination.
I began to start looking at some light projected on the wall from the blinded curtains. Only to my surprise to have them start dancing and moving about nearly to anytime I would ask them to do so. This is when my eyes started exploring other parts of the room while they wondered over to my right. I saw what I believed to be a lady and I only say “what I believe to be” because it wasn’t a full sharp and clear hallucination it was more like It was its just excepted to be there (if that makes any sense at all). Her figure was made out of neon color lights in the shape of a small @ sign.
I then had the knowledge that there were many rooms that were just like mine connected to me on the other side of my closed door and I knew that there were at lest 100 of them. I could literally see (with eyes closed) all of these rooms hovering over some glowing red substance which I presumed to be magma. The lady that appeared slightly oversized in my room is very oversized in the larger magma chamber. The room that I was in was mealy a small animal to her. In comparison it is the same ratio as to which I would look at a rabbit. This lady was trying to roll up my room but was having a hard time because of all the other rooms connected.
This is when I tried explaining the situation to the camera about how the lady was there and etc. but it was more of a useless babble other than words with some meaning so since every other word was followed by a laugh.
I waited for everything to calm down and I looked at the timer for my trip only lasted 8min and 22sec but it was a fun time. My only regret is that there making it illegal to buy or sell it in Illinois which is were my supplier lives which means that to get it legally I have to find someone else.
[# /salvia trips/last trip?]
[set/setting]
I am most comfortable when I am alone. This being a drug that I defiantly want to be comfortable with my environment. There was no sitter present and the precautions for my safety was to go up into my room and close the door also to put something heavy in front of it. I would have my computer running with my web cam attachment to record anything that I may of missed this would also serve as basis of what the casual viewer might of saw if he or she would have glanced in my room. Furthermore I have found that I like to talk about my experience, this has proven to benefit in the long run for those more accurate details.
[experience]
I took the three largest hits that I could muster holding them for 30 seconds with only one breath between. I began to look around the dimmed room glancing for some changes in my environment. Much to my surprise when I was transfixed by the shadow projected by a TV on the wall when it started to fluctuate. It was as if someone or something was causing a ripe of about one fourth an inch in amplitude to incorporate into the edge of the shadow.
The experience was getting more intense at this time. I was now looking at my right side and my left side because I felt the pressure crushing my body. Looking forward I saw what appeared be a bright light at the end of a tunnel. The light from the tunnel was touching my sides (possibly the pressure that I felt) and it was leading to a V ending at my web cam about 1 foot in front of me. I remember thinking at that time that the light must be good and it was leading me somewhere. This could have been my guide for a deeper trip if I would have followed. However I did have a agenda and I must proceed on.
I closed my eyes and hoped for the best praying that I would open them and be in a distant off spoken land. No such luck but something strange was happening out of the corner of my eyes. To my right there lay a mini frig with some power cords laying next to it (normally). I was scanning the room and sure enough in the corner of my eye I saw those cords transform into a plunger and then into a yard gnome but before I could turn my head around they changed back.
My eyes were hurting from providing the light so that I would be a good shot with the camera.
Naturally I closed them and something I read somewhere just clicked at that moment “You cant just trip by staring at an object, you must look beyond it and open your minds eye.” So I laid there for a moment open to all thought and suggestion. Something was coming, it was more of a feeling at first but then it began to manifest itself mentally to me. I was in a field of this long dark pine colored grass that reached up to waist high. In front of me was the ocean it waves were pound the cliff line out far in the distance, the water was a dark blue clean and crisp. The sky above me was the natural blue color with no clouds to be found. These words give no justice to what I saw because I am not a big fan of nature but that scene was the most beautiful place I have ever been.
I mutter some gibberish to the camera trying to describe this heaven on earth. It was hard to concentrate on the words that I was saying and there were a lot of repeated stuff. About two minutes of talking yielded “there was grass and it was green oh and there’s water to”. All of that talking makes me loose this place or perhaps I was just coming down at this moment.
The trip took about 8 minutes. I was fairly pleased with the results.
[end of trip stories]
[answers]
Now with all of my data collected I now go back to the question I originally proposed.
1. The purpose of these experiments is to find the factors that leads to what kind of drug experience the user occurs.
Answer: I believe that it is the perception of the taker that effects what he/she is about to experience. The users personality, preconceived notions and current mood all play into what could happen. Thus if I’m scared of what might happen then that will intensify. If I think that I will laugh all the way through I will. If I think I will have visuals and taken the proper dosage then I will.
2. With the assumption that salvia is effecting the mind on a conscious level could the user actually control how intense the experience is?
Answer: No. The drug is effecting the way that the brain is operation. Different levels of dosage do control how intense a experience can be. There are some people that can just “ride with it” making it appear that the trip is more fluid but that doesn’t change the actual intensity on the mind.
3. Could I control what visually I am about to receive?
Answer: I say yes. Maybe not on a conscious level but embedded into my ego these visuals are going to mean something to me. It could be symbolic/metaphoric meaning or it could just be something that I saw in the past that I just forgot about.
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TRUE LIES (1994)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
James Cameron has a reputation for his heavy, serious, special effects laden films. True Lies is a change from what is expected from him, kind of.
True Lies is by far a bloated film. It starts off well enough, a story about a super-spy character, Harry Tasker (Arnold Schwarzenegger), who lives a double life. His two lives consist of one as a super-spy and another as a father/husband. His priorities seem to be more towards being a super-spy. He is tracking a bad guy from the Middle East and must stop him from using the nuclear warheads that possesses.
This would have been a great film, but Cameron, who wrote the script, stops everything and puts in a story about Harry and his ordinary housewife (Jamie Lee Curtis). The story follows Harry as he vengefully spies and follows his wife around trying to find out if she is cheating on him. And Harry is just not someone we like after what he puts his wife through in the luxury hotel suite. This whole mid-portion of the film just does not work, and bogs a rather good action film. The comedy that Cameron tries to introduce using this portion of the film does not work at all. Moreover it puts Harry in bad light, making him look like a vengeful abusive husband.
The action sequences in True Lies are complicated and well done. Cameron shows that he knows how to do action. His highlight action sequences are an opening escape from a mansion, a fight scene in a bathroom (which strangely ends up on a rooftop), and an ending Harrier sequence that has to been seen to be believed. As always, Cameron's action is staged in such a way that it's over-the-top. Suspension of belief is needed for his action sequences, and once that is achieved they can be enjoyed.
If Cameron had focused on Harry's problem with the terrorist, this film would have ended up a fun film. As it stands, at almost two and a half hours, it's a bit long and the mid-section is not something that is worth sitting through to get to the action. Is True Lies fun? Almost. Should you see True Lies? If you have the time to sit through some painfully bad attempts at humor to get some spectacular action sequences.
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psychopy.parallel
- functions for interacting with the parallel port¶This module provides read / write access to the parallel port for Linux or Windows.
The Parallel
class described below will
attempt to load whichever parallel port driver is first found on your
system and should suffice in most instances. If you need to use a specific
driver then, instead of using ParallelPort
shown below you can use one of the following as drop-in replacements,
forcing the use of a specific driver:
- psychopy.parallel.PParallelInpOut32
- psychopy.parallel.PParallelDLPortIO
- psychopy.parallel.PParallelLinux
Either way, each instance of the class can provide access to a different parallel port.
There is also a legacy API which consists of the routines which are directly in this module. That API assumes you only ever want to use a single parallel port at once.
We would strongly recommend you use the class above instead: these are provided for backwards compatibility only.
parallel.
setPortAddress
(address=888)¶Set the memory address or device node for your parallel port of your parallel port, to be used in subsequent commands
Common port addresses:
LPT1 = 0x0378 or 0x03BC
LPT2 = 0x0278 or 0x0378
LPT3 = 0x0278
This routine will attempt to find a usable driver depending on your platform
parallel.
setData
(data)¶Set the data to be presented on the parallel port (one ubyte).
Alternatively you can set the value of each pin (data pins are pins
2-9 inclusive) using setPin()
Examples:
parallel.setData(0) # sets all pins low
parallel.setData(255) # sets all pins high
parallel.setData(2) # sets just pin 3 high (remember that pin2=bit0)
parallel.setData(3) # sets just pins 2 and 3 high
You can also convert base 2 to int v easily in python:
parallel.setData(int("00000011", 2)) # pins 2 and 3 high
parallel.setData(int("00000101", 2)) # pins 2 and 4 high
parallel.
setPin
(pinNumber, state)¶Set a desired pin to be high (1) or low (0).
Only pins 2-9 (incl) are normally used for data output:
parallel.setPin(3, 1) # sets pin 3 high
parallel.setPin(3, 0) # sets pin 3 low
parallel.
readPin
(pinNumber)¶Determine whether a desired (input) pin is high(1) or low(0).
Pins 2-13 and 15 are currently read here


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Coupling measures how closely bound two modules are. Afferent coupling (Ca) measures how many modules a a given module. Efferent coupling (Ce) measures how many modules a given module referenecs. Afferent coupling of 0 can indicate dead code, since nothing as it, with various exceptions (test module, entry points, dynamic as, configuration, etc.). High efferent coupling means a module is very dependent on other modules and has a high liklihood of change.
Instability measures the ratio Ce / (Ca + Ce), so a module that depends on nothing is considered fully stable (it would not change if something else changes), and a module that depends highly on others is considered unstable (high liklihood of changing if another module changes).
For more info about coupling, see the Wikipedia article on coupling
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I'm a Belgian student in Engineering, fond of software development for a few years and habitual gamer. This is my first game released ever,
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Feel free to suggest improvements, I've mostly developped this app for the purpose of gaining experience !
(After all, by creating another Snake clone, I didn't expect to create the most innovative game.)
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The Way Here:
Well, we made it through the near blizzard, the 3 hour drive that took all of 4.5; it wasn’t fun, but we did it. Anyway today marks the first day that I am no longer a Physics major, and now it is time to focus on Computer Science. I think that this semester will be great, I have a lot of fun classes that I am really interested in. This is the most excited I have been about the start of a semester in a long while.
Classes:
Intro To The New Testament – Guy Nave
- Well this class is going to be...interesting
- I don't know if the copious profanity is mere the way he converses, or if he is just putting on a show...
- I don't know which I would prefer
- Though I am unsure about his in class style, I really like how he handles the class:
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- He guides the discussion but so far most of the material is at least prompted by the students.
- Through the profanity laced lectures, I believe I may just enjoy this class.
Programming Languages – Kent Lee
- Unfortunately, because this class is entirely new material for everyone the pace is far from blistering.
- The first two homework assignments took under 10 min. each, not that I am complaing
- Coming off of Physics homework (+2 hrs per assignment) it feels slightly out of place
- Though it is overwhelmingly boring now, I still believe I will learn a lot.