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IntroductionProviding quality education to children is the first priority of every parent. However with increasing cost of living, good education is also becoming dearer. High cost may sometime deter a parent from sending the child for higher education especially for professional courses. Sometimes even working individuals may find the costs prohibitive while wanting to pursue a course for career advancement. Despite the fact that a professional degree may cost a neat sum of money, more so if acquired from a prestigious institution abroad, one has to accept the fact that such an investment is sure to fetch handsome returns in terms of long-term career prospects. Therefore if cost of a course is the only constraint, it is prudent to take an educational loan and do the course. Investment in higher education also makes sense for the banks and many of them lend money to bright students as educational loans at very affordable rates and attractive terms. Though most of them require some collateral security, equivalent to the loan amount, in form of LIC policy, Government Bonds etc. These loans are available for studying in India and abroad as well. The best feature of such loans is that most banks provide a `loan holiday’ and start recovery even one year after the course is completed and the individual gets into a suitable job. Some of these loans that are available and offered by different banks, have been discussed below along with their salient features. Allahabad Bank ^ TOP
Eligibility:Allahabad Bank offers education loans to students who have secured admission or are already studying in any of the following institutes: 1. Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs’) 2. Indian Institute of Technology (IITs’) 3. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, 4. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management, Mumbai, 5. XLRI Jamshedpur, 6. Roorkee Engineering College 7. Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad
Purpose & Quantum of Loan:The loan is meant to cover entire tuition fees, hostel and mess charges, library fees or any other fees / charges payable to the institution subject to a maximum of Rs 2.50 lacs. The rate of interest for loans upto Rs 2 lacs is 12.5% per annum and 16% per annum for loans above Rs 2 lacs. Application & Procedure:Eligible candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from the designated branches of the bank or download the form from the bank’s website. The bank makes an agreement with the student who also has to provide a guarantee from the parent or third party. The loan amount is disbursed in installments and remitted directly to the Institutes after the necessary formalities are completed.
Repayment Terms:The loan is repayable in 48
equated monthly installments (EMIs). The EMIs commence one year after the
completion of the course or when the student gets a job, whichever is
earlier. Canara Bank ^ TOP Eligibility:Canara Bank offers educational loan under the scheme ‘Vidyasagar Educational Loan Scheme’. The scheme is open to any student with consistently good academic record for pursuing school education or higher education in India or abroad. The scheme provides relaxation for reserved candidates.
Purpose &
Quantum of Loan:
The loan is meant
to cover upto 75% to 85% of the entire tuition fees, hostel and mess
charges, library fees or any other fees / charges payable to the
institution as well as one way passage for those going abroad, subject to
a maximum of Rs 5 lacs for studying in India and Rs 10 lacs for going
abroad. The rate of interest is 12.25% for loans upto Rs 2 lacs and 14.25%
for loans above Rs 2 lacs. Application & Procedure:Eligible
candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from any of the
branches of the bank or download it from the bank’s website. The student
can borrow the loan jointly with his parents. Repayment
Terms:
The loan is repayable in 36 to 60 installments. It commences 6 months after completion of the course or after getting a job whichever is earlier. Dena Bank ^ TOP
Eligibility:Dena Bank provides educational loans under the scheme called the ‘Vidya Laxmi Educational Loan Scheme’. It is available to students with good academic record who are interested in pursuing higher education in India or abroad. Purpose &
Quantum of Loan:
The loan is meant
to cover upto 75% of the entire tuition fees, hostel and mess charges,
library fees or any other fees / charges payable to the institution as
well as one way passage for those going abroad, subject to a maximum of Rs
3.50 lacs.
Application & Procedure:Eligible
candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from the designated
branches of the bank. The student has to enter into an agreement with the
bank and provide requisite guarantees etc as in case of other banks giving
similar loans. Repayment
Terms:
The loan is
repayable in 60 installments for students pursuing their course in India
and 84 installments for those going abroad. In both the cases
the repayment commences 12 months after the date
of completion of studies (including training period, if any) or 1 month
after getting employment whichever is earlier. Indian Overseas Bank ^ TOP Eligibility:IOB offers educational loan under the scheme ‘Vidya Jothi Educational Loan Scheme’. The scheme is open to any student with consistently good academic record for pursuing higher education in India or abroad. Purpose & Quantum of Loan:The loan is meant
to cover upto 75% to 90% of the entire tuition fees, hostel and mess
charges, library fees or any other fees / charges payable to the
institution as well as one way passage for those going abroad, subject to
a maximum of Rs 2 lacs for studying in India and Rs 6 lacs for going
abroad. The rate of interest is equivalent to the prevalent market rate
for loans upto Rs 2 lacs and one percent more for loans above Rs 2
lacs. Application & Procedure:Eligible
candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from the designated
branches of the bank or download it from the bank’s website. The student
can borrow the loan jointly with his parents. Repayment Terms:The loan is repayable in 60 installments. It commences 6 months after completion of the course. State Bank of India ^ TOP Eligibility:For school/graduate education in
India or abroad: Purpose:You can take a loan for pursuing
studies in recognized schools/colleges/ institutions to meet: Loan Amount:* For school/graduate education in India or abroad:
A maximum of 6 times the monthly net income of the parent/guardian,
subject to a cap of Rs. 1 lac
lacs for studies abroad Interest:Loans up to Rs 2 lacs 12% and loans
over Rs 2 lacs 14% per annum.
Securities:Some security acceptable to the Bank would be required.
Application & Procedure:Eligible candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from the designated branches of the bank or download the form from the bank’s website (htt://www.sbi.co.in & htt://www.statebankofindia.com). The bank makes an agreement with the student who also has to provide a guarantee from the parent or third party. The loan amount is disbursed in installments and remitted directly to the Institutes after the necessary formalities are completed. Repayment of Loan:I. For school/graduate education in India or abroad: Loan may be conveniently repaid in 36 monthly installments by the parent/guardian II. For
technical/professional/specialized/post graduate studies in India or
abroad: Conveniently repay in a maximum period
of 60 months after completion of course or securing a job, whichever is
earlier. A nominal amount of 0.5% of the loan only need be paid per month
towards part payment of interest
State Bank of Travancore ^ TOP Eligibility:The educational loan facility offered by SBT is open to NRIs under the scheme ‘SBT NRI Educational Loan’. It is available to students with good academic record who are interested in pursuing higher education in India or abroad. The courses covered under the scheme cover almost every level and field of education. Purpose & Quantum of Loan:The loan is meant
to cover upto 90% of the entire tuition fees, hostel and mess charges,
library fees or any other fees / charges payable to the institution as
well as one way passage for those going abroad, subject to a maximum of Rs
10 lacs for professional courses. The rate of interest for loans upto Rs 2
lacs is 12% per annum and 14.5% per annum for loans above Rs 2 lacs.
Application & Procedure:Eligible
candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from the designated
branches of the bank or download it from the bank’s website. The student
can borrow the loan jointly with his parent or in case parents are not
NRIs then with a NRI relative who is willing to stand guarantee for the
loan. Repayment Terms:The loan for school/college education is repayable in 36 installments and commences one month after the disbursal of the loan. Loan taken for professional course is repayable in 60 installments and commences a year after the completion of course or immediately after securing a job whichever is earlier. Union Bank of India ^ TOP
Eligibility:Union Bank of India offers Higher Studies Loan Scheme to students above sixteen years of age with good and consistent academic records having secured admission in any Government/University recognised course. Purpose &
Quantum of Loan:
The amount can be used for any education related expenses (like hostel fees, cost of equipments, books etc). The quantum of loans is up to Rs 3 Lacs for inland and upto Rs 5 lacs for studies abroad. Higher amount of loan can be considered on merit basis. Application & Procedure:Eligible candidates can obtain application forms for the loan from the designated branches of the bank or download the form from the bank’s website (i.e., www.unionbankofindia.com). The bank makes an agreement with the student who also has to provide a guarantee from the parent or third party. The loan amount is disbursed in instalments and remitted directly to the Institutes after the necessary formalities are completed. Repayment
Terms:
Repayment to start after 12 months of completion of course or after three months of securing job, whichever is earlier. Vijaya Bank ^ TOP Eligibility:The bank offers educations loans to meritorious students who have secured admission in a designated college/institution in India or abroad for pursuing any graduate postgraduate or professional course. The bank also stipulates that the duration of the course should not exceed 5 years. Purpose & Quantum of Loan:The loan is meant
to cover upto 75% to 100% of the entire tuition fees, hostel and mess
charges, library fees or any other fees / charges payable to the
institution as well as one way passage for those going abroad, subject to
a maximum of Rs 4 lacs for studying in India and Rs 10 lacs for going
abroad.
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| First IFRS financial statements | Transition and reporting period | Example |
An entitys first IFRS financial statements are the first annual financial statements in which the entity adopts IFRS 1, by an explicit and unreserved statement in those financial statements of compliance with the Standards. Financial statements under IFRS 1 are an entitys first IFRS financial statements if, for example, the entity:
- prepared financial statements under IFRS for internal use only
- prepared a reporting package under IFRS for consolidation purposes
Date of transition to IFRS is the beginning of the earliest period for which an entity presents full comparative information under IFRS in its first IFRS financial statements.
End of the first IFRS reporting period is the end of the latest period covered by financial statements or by an interim financial report.
Entity A:
- will produce its first IFRS financials for its annual period ending on 31 December 2010 in 2009, therefore 31 December 2010 will be the end of the first IFRS reporting period
- will have one year of comparative figures, therefore 1 January 2009 will be the date of transition
- has quarterly reporting requirements, therefore the first IFRS disclosures will be in the first interim report issued in 2010 that complies with IAS 34 - the 31 March 2010 quarterly report


Computes the mean along segments of a tensor.
tf.compat.v1.math.unsorted_segment_mean
tf.compat.v1.unsorted_segment_mean
tf.compat.v2.math.unsorted_segment_mean
tf.math.unsorted_segment_mean( data, segment_ids, num_segments, name=None )
Read the section on segmentation for an explanation of segments.
This operator is similar to the unsorted segment sum operator found here. Instead of computing the sum over segments, it computes the mean of all entries belonging to a segment such that:
\(output_i = 1/N_i \sum_{j...} data[j...]\) where the sum is over tuples
j...
such that segment_ids[j...] == i
with \N_i\ being the number of
occurrences of id \i\.
If there is no entry for a given segment ID i
, it outputs 0.
If the given segment ID i
is negative, the value is dropped and will not
be added to the sum of the segment.
data
: A Tensor
with floating point or complex dtype.segment_ids
: An integer tensor whose shape is a prefix of data.shape
.num_segments
: An integer scalar Tensor
. The number of distinct segment
IDs.name
: A name for the operation (optional).A Tensor
. Has same shape as data, except for the first segment_ids.rank
dimensions, which are replaced with a single dimension which has size
num_segments
.


Before Change
// First: add to demo memory
for n in xrange(50):
action = agent.get_action(state=state)
if action == 0:
state = (1, 0)
reward = 0.0
terminal = False
else:
state = (0, 1)
reward = 1.0
terminal = False
agent.add_demo_observation(state=state, action=action, reward=reward, terminal=terminal)
// Pre-train from demo data
agent.pre_train(10000)
After Change
agent = DQFDAgent(config=config, network_builder=network_builder)
// First: generate some data to add to demo memory
state = environment.reset()
agent.reset()
for n in xrange(50):
action = agent.act(state=state)


THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. MGM Director: John McTiernan Writer: Alan Trustman Cast: Pierce Brosnan, Rene Russo, Denis Leary, Esther Canadas, Mischa Hausserman
What do you give to the man who has everything? A plane? A horse and some land to play polo? Women? An executive job in a bank? An exquisite home? We're not on the same page: he HAS everything. What is the guy missing in life: Excitement? You got it. Flying his own aircraft, tallying goals, and scoring with women just do not do it for him. He needs to challenge the establishment. Burgling an art museum would be right on the money.
When Norman Jewison filmed the original version of "The Thomas Crown Affair" in 1968 he cast the perfect man in the title role. In his private life Steve McQueen, then 36 years old, was to accumulate 55 cars, 5 planes, and 200 motorcycles as one of the highest-paid actors of the sixties and seventies, and yet--as his first wife tells us in her book "My Husband, My Friend," he was abusive and self-destructive. McQueen came out of a miserable background and all the celebrity and money and toys didn't do it for him either. (McQueen died at the age of 50 while undergoing surgery for chest cancer in Mexico.)
"The Thomas Crown Affair," which was filmed three decades ago with a plethora of new techniques including the overuse of split-screen procedures, is such a gem that one wonders why we need a new version. Does the current rendering, which replaces McQueen with Pierre Brosnan and the 28-year-old Faye Dunaway with the 45-year-old Rene Russo justify a new entry? Hardly. The plot calls for a steamy, conflicted relationship between a burgler and the insurance agent who is tracking him down. Renee Russo is not appealing enough for the role. She's no Faye Dunaway-- and this has little to do with age, because Ms. Dunaway is again in the story albeit in a small role of psychiatrist and looks a lot better and has more pizzazz than the current star. As for Pierre Brosnan, he's strikingly handsome, but he's plastic and no match for Steve McQueen. Mel Gibson would have been the man for the role.
The plot itself is an intriguing one, a cat-and-mouse game between the friendliest of adversaries. Director John McTiernan is dealing metaphorically with two neighborly people playing a game of chess who are wary an distrustful of each other because high stakes are involved. The title character, Thomas Crown (Pierce Brosnan) is a multimillionaire who buys and sells properties and owns the very Manhattan building in which he conducts his affairs. Though he golfs on Saturday mornings (thinking nothing of placing a $100,000 bet on a single shot), plays regularly on his yacht and flies a plane, he needs some excitement in life- -which he gets by stealing art works valued in the tens of millions. (In the 1968 version, Crown is a bank robber.) After engineering an almost inconceivable burglary of a Monet painting from the Metropolitan Museum of Art--a deed that would be the envy of Peter Ustinov's character in Jules Dassin's "Topkapi"--he attracts the attention of a high- powered insurance investigator, Catherine Banning (Rene Russo), who somehow senses that Crown is the culprit.
Implausibly, Crown admits early on that he is the pirate as the two begin to date and to fall in love with each other. As Crown escorts Catherine for a spin in his plane, a sail on his boat, and even a quick weekend in his Martinique villa, Crown dares his friendly foe to catch him. Ultimately a showdown approaches. Catherine faces a conflict: will she flee (perhaps to Brazil) with this clever thief or will she betray him--turn him over with evidence to Detective Michael McCann (Denis Leary) and collect her $10 million reward from the insurance company?
Director McTiernan seems confused about the time period of the story. While "The Thomas Crown Affair" has been updated to the present from its original 1968 setting, Russo bursts on the screen not in a business suit as befits a highly placed insurance investigator but in a glamorous sixties-style attire. Though she is in motion throughout, she changes outfits with such frequency that she gives the impression she's modeling rather than pursuing a keen, albeit not dangerous, criminal. Pierce Brosnan is the biggest problem, however. He is so wooden--a trait that perhaps makes him qualified to play the cool, emotionless 007--that he challenges his audience to believe she could engender feelings in him that would have him risk everything to win her over. Steve McQueen, by contrast, displayed a more manly appearance as the original Crown while Faye Dunaway, just 28 years old at the time, put herself across as both a genuinely professional investigator and a more alluring and more conflicted co-conspirator.
The colors are lush, images hugging the wide screen that appropriately captures the joys of great wealth--the private golf course, a yacht that appears to own the sea, an island that comes across as the private domain of this one man. But will anyone believe he'd risk losing everything for a woman as bland as Catherine, or that Catherine would throw her career overboard for plastic man?
Rated R. Running Time: 114 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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This page has two columns and should be coded inside the block content like so:
〈div id="left-column"〉
〈ul id="local-nav"〉 〈/ul〉
〈div id="primary-content-wrapper"〉
left column content goes here
〈/div〉 Ends the primary-content-wrapper
〈/div〉 Ends left-column
〈div id="right-column"〉
Right column content goes here.
〈/div〉 Ends the right-column
A page which is one large, undivided content area is coded inside of block content like so:
〈div id="double-column"〉
〈ul id="local-nav"〉 〈/ul〉
〈div id="primary-content-wrapper"〉
left column content goes here
〈/div〉 Ends the primary-content-wrapper
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Fourth level heading test
This is just test content I want to see what happens when I do this. And What does a link look like?
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- Another list item
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This is a div.attention p, which can be used to call attention to any section of content, such as instructions, or special notes.
This is a p.action, which can be used to direct the user to some sort of action.
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Forms
Below is an example of how I'm beginning to imagining some forms being styled. This is a form.standard, inside of which is a table.form-table. I know it's a little goofy to use tables to lay out forms, but considering time constraints, browser behavior, and the user-base, I think it's fine for our purposes.


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| View () | |
| View (PP_Resource view_resource) | |
| Rect | GetRect () const |
| bool | IsFullscreen () const |
| bool | IsVisible () const |
| bool | IsPageVisible () const |
| Rect | GetClipRect () const |
| float | GetDeviceScale () const |
| float | GetCSSScale () const |
| Point | GetScrollOffset () const |
This class represents the state of the view for an instance and contains functions for retrieving the current state of that view.
| pp::View::View | ( | ) |
| pp::View::View | ( | PP_Resource | view_resource | ) | [explicit] |
Creates a View resource, taking and holding an additional reference to the given resource handle.
| Rect pp::View::GetClipRect | ( | ) | const |
GetClipRect() returns the clip rectangle relative to the upper-left corner of the module instance.
This rectangle indicates the portions of the module instance that are scrolled into view.
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Most applications will not need to worry about the clip rectangle. The recommended behavior is to do full updates if the module instance is visible, as determined by IsVisible(), and do no updates if it is not visible.
However, if the cost for computing pixels is very high for your application, or the pages you're targeting frequently have very large module instances with small visible portions, you may wish to optimize further. In this case, the clip rectangle will tell you which parts of the module to update.
Note that painting of the page and sending of view changed updates happens asynchronously. This means when the user scrolls, for example, it is likely that the previous backing store of the module instance will be used for the first paint, and will be updated later when your application generates new content with the new clip. This may cause flickering at the boundaries when scrolling. If you do choose to do partial updates, you may want to think about what color the invisible portions of your backing store contain (be it transparent or some background color) or to paint a certain region outside the clip to reduce the visual distraction when this happens.
| float pp::View::GetCSSScale | ( | ) | const |
GetCSSScale returns the scale factor between DIPs and CSS pixels.
This allows proper scaling between DIPs - as sent via the Pepper API - and CSS pixel coordinates used for Web content.
float
value representing the number of DIPs per CSS pixel. | float pp::View::GetDeviceScale | ( | ) | const |
GetDeviceScale returns the scale factor between device pixels and DIPs (also known as logical pixels or UI pixels on some platforms).
This allows the developer to render their contents at device resolution, even as coordinates / sizes are given in DIPs through the API.
Note that the coordinate system for Pepper APIs is DIPs. Also note that one DIP might not equal one CSS pixel - when page scale/zoom is in effect.
float
value representing the number of device pixels per DIP. | Rect pp::View::GetRect | ( | ) | const |
GetRect() retrieves the rectangle of the module instance associated with a view changed notification relative to the upper-left of the browser viewport.
This position changes when the page is scrolled.
The returned rectangle may not be inside the visible portion of the viewport if the module instance is scrolled off the page. Therefore, the position may be negative or larger than the size of the page. The size will always reflect the size of the module were it to be scrolled entirely into view.
In general, most modules will not need to worry about the position of the module instance in the viewport, and only need to use the size.
| Point pp::View::GetScrollOffset | ( | ) | const |
GetScrollOffset returns the scroll offset of the window containing the plugin.
Point
which is set to the value of the scroll offset in CSS pixels. | bool pp::View::IsFullscreen | ( | ) | const |
IsFullscreen() returns whether the instance is currently displaying in fullscreen mode.
true
if the instance is in full screen mode, or false
if it's not or the resource is invalid. | bool pp::View::IsPageVisible | ( | ) | const |
IsPageVisible() determines if the page that contains the module instance is visible.
The most common cause of invisible pages is that the page is in a background tab in the browser.
Most applications should use IsVisible() instead of this function since the module instance could be scrolled off of a visible page, and this function will still return true. However, depending on how your module interacts with the page, there may be certain updates that you may want to perform when the page is visible even if your specific module instance is not visible.
true
if the instance might be visible to the user, false
if it is definitely not visible. | bool pp::View::IsVisible | ( | ) | const |
IsVisible() determines whether the module instance might be visible to the user.
For example, the Chrome window could be minimized or another window could be over it. In both of these cases, the module instance would not be visible to the user, but IsVisible() will return true.
Use the result to speed up or stop updates for invisible module instances.
This function performs the duties of GetRect() (determining whether the module instance is scrolled into view and the clip rectangle is nonempty) and IsPageVisible() (whether the page is visible to the user).
true
if the instance might be visible to the user, false
if it is definitely not visible.


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How to Contribute
I would be very happy about any kind of contributions that help to improve and extend the functionality of biopandas.
Quick Contributor Checklist
This is a quick checklist about the different steps of a typical contribution to biopandas and other open source projects. Consider copying this list to a local text file (or the issue tracker) and checking off items as you go.
- [ ] Open a new "issue" on GitHub to discuss the new feature / bug fix
- [ ] Fork the biopandas repository from GitHub (if not already done earlier)
- [ ] Create and checkout a new topic branch
- [ ] Implement new feature or apply the bug-fix
- [ ] Add appropriate unit test functions
- [ ] Run
nosetests -sv
and make sure that all unit tests pass - [ ] Check/improve the test coverage by running
nosetests --with-coverage
- [ ] Add a note about the change to the
./docs/sources/CHANGELOG.md
file - [ ] Modify documentation in the appropriate location under
biopandas/docs/sources/
- [ ] Push the topic branch to the server and create a pull request
- [ ] Check the Travis-CI build passed at https://travis-ci.org/rasbt/biopandas
- [ ] Check/improve the unit test coverage at https://coveralls.io/github/rasbt/biopandas
- [ ] Check/improve the code health at https://landscape.io/github/rasbt/biopandas
- [ ] Squash many small commits to a larger commit
Getting Started - Creating a New Issue and Forking the Repository
- If you don't have a GitHub account yet, please create one to contribute to this project.
- Please submit a ticket for your issue to discuss the fix or new feature before too much time and effort is spent for the implementation.
- Fork the
biopandas
repository from the GitHub web interface.
- Clone the
biopandas
repository to your local machinegit clone https://github.com/<your_username>/biopandas.git
Syncing an Existing Fork
If you already forked biopandas earlier, you can bring you "Fork" up to date with the master branch as follows:
1. Configuring a remote that points to the upstream repository on GitHub
List the current configured remote repository for your fork by executing
$ git remote -v
If you see something like
origin https://github.com/<your username>/biopandas.git (fetch)
origin https://github.com/<your username>/biopandas.git (push)
you need to specify a new remote upstream repository via
$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/rasbt/biopandas.git
Now, verify the new upstream repository you've specified for your fork by executing
$ git remote -v
You should see following output if everything is configured correctly:
origin https://github.com/<your username>/biopandas.git (fetch)
origin https://github.com/<your username>/biopandas.git (push)
upstream https://github.com/rasbt/biopandas.git (fetch)
upstream https://github.com/rasbt/biopandas.git (push)
2. Syncing your Fork
First, fetch the updates of the original project's master branch by executing:
$ git fetch upstream
You should see the following output
remote: Counting objects: xx, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (xx/xx), done.
remote: Total xx (delta xx), reused xx (delta x)
Unpacking objects: 100% (xx/xx), done.
From https://github.com/rasbt/biopandas
* [new branch] master -> upstream/master
This means that the commits to the rasbt/biopandas
master branch are now
stored in the local branch upstream/master
.
If you are not already on your local project's master branch, execute
$ git checkout master
Finally, merge the changes in upstream/master to your local master branch by executing
$ git merge upstream/master
which will give you an output that looks similar to
Updating xxx...xxx
Fast-forward
SOME FILE1 | 12 +++++++
SOME FILE2 | 10 +++++++
2 files changed, 22 insertions(+),
Making Changes in a New Topic Branch
1. Creating a new feature branch
Please avoid working directly on the master branch but create a new feature branch:
$ git branch <new_feature>
Switch to the new feature branch by executing
$ git checkout <new_feature>
2. Developing the new feature / bug fix
3. Testing your code
Adding/modifying the unit tests and check if they pass:
$ nosetests -sv
$ nosetests --with-coverage
4. Documenting the changes
Please add an entry to the biopandas/docs/sources/CHANGELOG.md
file.
If it is a new feature, it would also be nice if you could update the documentation in appropriate location in biopandas/sources
.
5.  Optional: squashing commits
If you made multiple smaller commits, it would be nice if you could group them into a larger, summarizing commit. First, list your recent commit via
$ git log
which will list the commits from newest to oldest in the following format by default:
commit 046e3af8a9127df8eac879454f029937c8a31c41
Author: rasbt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Tue Nov 24 03:46:37 2015 -0500
fixed setup.py
commit c3c00f6ba0e8f48bbe1c9081b8ae3817e57ecc5c
Author: rasbt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Tue Nov 24 03:04:39 2015 -0500
documented feature x
commit d87934fe8726c46f0b166d6290a3bf38915d6e75
Author: rasbt<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Tue Nov 24 02:44:45 2015 -0500
added support for feature x
Assuming that it would make sense to group these 3 commits into one, we can execute
$ git rebase -i HEAD~3
which will bring our default git editor with the following contents:
pick d87934f added support for feature x
pick c3c00f6 documented feature x
pick 046e3af fixed setup.py
Since c3c00f6
and 046e3af
are related to the original commit of feature x
, let's keep the d87934f
and squash the 2 following commits into this initial one by changes the lines to
pick d87934f added support for feature x
squash c3c00f6 documented feature x
squash 046e3af fixed setup.py
Now, save the changes in your editor.  In this case, we could enter support for feature x
to summarize the contributions.
7. Uploading the changes
Push your changes to a topic branch to the git server by executing:
$ git push origin <feature_branch>
8. Submitting a pull request
Go to your GitHub repository online, select the new feature branch, and submit a new pull request:
Notes for the Developers
Building the documentation
The documentation is built via MkDocs; to ensure that the documentation is rendered correctly, you can view the documentation locally by executing mkdocs serve
from the biopandas/docs
directory.
For example,
~/github/biopandas/docs$ mkdocs serve
1. Editing the Tutorials
Please note that documents containing code examples are generated from IPython Notebook files and converted to markdown via
~/github/biopandas/docs/sources/tutorials$ nbconvert --to markdown <file.ipynb>
The markdown file should be placed into the documentation directory at biopandas/docs/sources
to build the documentation via MkDocs.
If you are adding a new document, please also include it in the pages section in the biopandas/docs/mkdocs.yml
file.
2. Building the API documentation
To build the API documentation, navigate to biopandas/docs
and execute the make_api.py
file from this directory via
~/github/biopandas/docs$ python make_api.py
This should place the API documentation into the correct directories in biopandas/docs/sources/api
.
3. Building static HTML files of the documentation
Build the static HTML files of the biopandas documentation via
~/github/biopandas/docs$ mkdocs build --clean
To deploy the documentation, execute
~/github/biopandas/docs$ mkdocs gh-deploy --clean
Uploading a new version to PyPI
1. Creating a new testing environment
Assuming we are using conda
, create a new python environment via
$ conda create -n 'biopandas-testing' python=3 pandas
Next, activate the environment by executing
$ source activate biopandas-testing
2. Installing the package from local files
Test the installation by executing
$ python setup.py install --record files.txt
the --record files.txt
flag will create a files.txt
file listing the locations where these files will be installed.
Try to import the package to see if it works, for example, by executing
$ python -c 'import biopandas; print(biopandas.__file__)'
If everything seems to be fine, remove the installation via
$ cat files.txt | xargs rm -rf ; rm files.txt
Next, test if pip
is able to install the packages. First, navigate to a different directory, and from there, install the package:
$ pip install code/biopandas/
and uninstall it again
$ pip uninstall biopandas
3. Deploying the package
Consider deploying the package to the PyPI test server first. The setup instructions can be found here.
$ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel upload -r https://testpypi.python.org/pypi
Test if it can be installed from there by executing
$ pip install -i https://testpypi.python.org/pypi biopandas
and uninstall it
$ pip uninstall biopandas
After this dry-run succeeded, repeat this process using the "real" PyPI:
$ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel upload
4. Removing the virtual environment
Finally, to cleanup our local drive, remove the virtual testing environment via
$ conda remove --name 'biopandas-testing' --all


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Our original development goal was to create software for mobile websites. Later, we expanded that goal to that of creating adjustable display size, or responsive websites. Except for our 'msos.page' module, our code is relatively transparent by object oriented programming standards. It should be easy enough to "integrate" or "expand on" as you like.
And our intent has always remained the same. We want to provide usable and flexible software that works on as many devices as possible. In that vane, we strive to incorporate as many of the best "open source" technologies and features available, into our software.
Our development strategy is not unlike what HTML5 BoilerPlate or BoilerPlateJS are trying to do to jump-start website development. As with HTML5 BoilerPlate or Mobile BoilerPlate, we have adopted a more holistic approach in that we are trying to integrate technologies into a convenient "multi-page-content" development package, without "reinventing the wheel". To that end, we use HTML5 BoilerPlate as a reference for many base HTML5 page design best practices.
Thus our emphasis is more on the integration of basic structures needed to provide good website display on a variety of devices. With our modular code system, we use browser detection to load platform dependent code on demand. The same principles as prescribed by HTML5 BoilerPlate, but in a clean, multi-page environment.


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I've just defined the integers mod n, and since they are a comm_ring
there is a default coercion from int
. However rather than using the default coercion, it would be nicer to have quotient.mk
as the coercion. Is there a way to change this?
I think if you declare the has_coe
instance, it will use your instance whenever applicable before even trying the coercion from int
to arbitrary comm_ring
Is there a risk of a diamond here though?
You mean like when you have multiple inheritance?
Is there a risk of a diamond here though?
What's the diamond? I think that the same idea has been used for coercions from nat
to int
. The only risk is if I make a coe
from Zmod
to int
the diamond occurs in 5 years' time when someone else imports your code and then writes down some innocuous-looking coe and stuff doesn't work. My question is whether this is a possibility
Not for any notion of diamond that I've worked with
Somehow what I was concerned about is that if someone one day writes down a coercion from the integers mod n to another comm_ring then they will have to deal with the issue that they now have two coercions from int to the other comm_ring which may not be defeq.
You could define a local instance
That way only people editing your file would have to deal with this
@Kevin Buzzard I don't think coercions are transitive, so if something is coerced from integers to integers mod n to R, then it will appear as two up arrows. I think these issues happen anyway with int to rat to real etc, and there are a load of lemmas proving equivalence of different permutations of coercions. I don't want a local coercion, because the quotient coercion is the most useful for everyone.
There is definitely a "diamond risk", but of an even more trivial variety than an actual diamond: you are talking about two arrows from A to B in the category of typeclass instances, which is only acceptable (by my rule of thumb) if they are defeq, which presumably defeats the purpose of having a second coercion.
That said, in the specific case of replacing the default coercion, you can do it by similar methods to the ones used for int.of_nat
, as Simon mentions, although you will have to prove lots of lemmas to replace the ones that int.cast
gives you, and users will need to know that you are doing this since they have to refer to different lemmas.
Coercions are transitive, in the sense that if there is has_coe A B
and has_coe B C
and a C
is needed where A
is given, Lean will insert a single coe
up-arrow with a composite typeclass instance. However, mathlib has a simp lemma explicitly to break these composite arrows up, because they work poorly with other simp lemmas that are all keyed to single coercions.
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Until November 19, 2019, Ariana had only six nominations and now fans are guessing that she has received 5 more nominations in the 2020 Grammys.
Reportedly, various artist's pages have been changed and they are reflecting new numbers of nomination. Soon, the Recording Academy restored the changes which reflected new numbers.
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The majority of our Reticulated Iris can be found under the Serviceberry trees on the Floral Walk as well as in the Rose Garden.


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Based on DSDM Agile Project Framework
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| Objectives | Outputs |
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| Just enough detail to test and prioritise an idea |
Vision Board Approval for next stage |
Short personal brainstorm
| Objectives | Outputs |
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Understand user needs Understand business & technical landscape |
Product Idea User goals and high-level activity map Approval for next stage |
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Remote teams will need a permanently open channel
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Each sprint sets up the next one with all the information it needs
Tasks to be included in each sprint are chosen by the product owner
Sprints always end with a retrospective to identify process improvements
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This tutorial is aimed primarily at people with little or no background in Objective-C and Cocoa, and it will help you to understand PyObjC programs written by other people, such as the examples included with the distribution. This document is actually not a true tutorial: you do not get to build anything, only read and examine things.
It is strongly suggested that you first do the Creating your first PyObjC application tutorial to get some hands-on experience with PyObjC, Cocoa and especially Interface Builder.
If you have used another GUI toolkit in the past it is essential that you understand that Cocoa is different. For this once this isn’t marketing-speak: Cocoa is inherently different from common toolkits such as Tk, wxWindows, Carbon, MFC, etc. Apple’s documentation explains this, but such introductory text is often skipped. It is a good idea to refer back to Application Architecture after reading this section. If you want, you can write code that does not follow the Model-View-Controller paradigm, but you would be on your own. Cocoa and Interface Builder are designed to suit this model.
Cocoa is built on the Model-View-Controller paradigm (MVC). What this means is that the application code should be split into three parts:
To summarize: the Model knows nothing about the user, the View knows nothing about the data and operations, and the Controller only knows how to relate the Model and the View. For really tiny applications, such as the currency converter, it may be tempting to do away with the Model and simply put that code in the Controller. You probably shouldn’t do this, as it can make your code harder to read since it will be a mix of algorithms and glue code, however there is no technical limitation that prevents you from doing this. If you do combine the functionality of the model and controller, it is customary to name it as if it represented the document (without “Controller”). Note that the MVC paradigm is not specific to Cocoa and can be used with almost any GUI toolkit, but Cocoa is explicitly designed for this paradigm.
You should have an MVC trio for every distinct unit of information in your program. In case of a simple dialog-style application such as Currency Converter you will have one such trio. Most applications, however, will have at least two: one for the application itself and one for the “documents” the application handles. These may be real documents (i.e. files), but a document can be more abstract. For example, if your application does scientific simulations that run in separate windows, each simulation could be a document.
Cocoa and Interface Builder strongly encourage you to use a NIB file per MVC trio. You should follow this encouragement unless you are sure that you know what you are doing.
This brings us to the second big difference between Cocoa and other GUI toolkits: almost all of the boilerplate code is replaced by the NIB. The source of Cocoa programs that do little work, especially example programs, will typically be much shorter than the equivalent with other toolkits.
The NIB file is not a description of dialogs and menus and buttons, as you would get out of interface-builders for other toolkits. A NIB file is more: it contains a archived object graph that represents the GUI, conceptually similar to a pickle in Python. You tell Interface Builder about all the relevant classes in your application, the instances you want to create from those classes, and how the classes should connect to each other. Interface Builder the actually instantiates the classes, makes all the connections and at that point freezes and stores the whole lot.
Unarchival of a NIB happens in two phases. The objects are restored using the NSCoding protocol (initWithCoder: is similar to __setstate__ of Python’s pickle protocol), and then each object is sent an awakeFromNib: message so that they may do any initialization that depends on a fully restored object graph (pickle does not have this functionality built-in).
The section above explains a lot of the strangeness in AppKit-based PyObjC applications:
This also explains why you want separate NIB files for each MVC trio: the objects and classes in a NIB file are all unarchived together. In other words, if you had created your document window in your application NIB (even if you set it to “hidden” initially so it does not show up) it would become very difficult to create a second window for a new document.
If you think about the consequences of this section for a while it will become clear why all the boilerplate code is missing from Cocoa applications: you don’t need it. Like the output of other gui-builders, a NIB usually contains enough information to recreate the view objects, but a NIB can also contain a large proportion of the setup for your Model and Controller functionality. This is especially true when using Cocoa Bindings.
If you are familiar with other object-oriented GUI toolkits such as MFC another thing to notice is that Cocoa applications often use a delegate object where other toolkits would use a subclass. For example: it is not common to use your own subclass of NSApplication for the main application object. NSApplication objects have a helper called its delegate. The application object will attempt to inform its delegate many interesting events, and the delegate implements only the methods for the events it is interested in.
For example, the method applicationShouldTerminate: of the delegate is called just before the application quits, and it has a chance to return NO if it is not appropriate to quit just yet.
Let us examine the final NIB of the Currency Converter tutorial with this in mind. If you open it and look at the main window (titled “MainMenu.nib”) and select the “Instances” pane you should see six objects. Two of these have greyed-out names (“File’s Owner” and “First Responder”), these are present in every nib can not be changed. The “File’s Owner” is either the Controller or the combined Model-Controller object, and is specified by the application when it loads the NIB. For the main nib, which is loaded automatically by NSApplicationMain or PyObjCTools.AppHelper.runEventLoop, this will be the instance of NSApplication. Currency Converter is not a document-based application, so the MVC trio for the conversion window are in here too. These are named Converter, Window and ConverterController respectively.
Let us have a look at the ConverterController object by double clicking it. The “MainMenu.nib” window goes to the “Classes” tab, and an info window shows up. In the “MainMenu.nib” window the ConverterController class is selected, and you can see it is a subclass of NSObject. Having the same name for the class and the instance is common in Cocoa programs, the main exception being the File Owner object.
The info window shows more information on the ConverterController class. It should pop open to the “attributes” page. In the “Outlets” tab you see that instances of this class have four attributes, converter, rateField, dollarField and totalField. In any instance of ConverterController you can connect these to other objects, as we shall see below. The “Actions” tab shows that there are two methods convert: and invertRate:, and again you can arrange for these to be called on instances of your ConverterController on certain events by making connections.
So let us now look at the connections for our ConverterController instance. Select the “Instances” tab in the main window, select ConverterController and set the info window to show “Connections”. You now see all the outlets defined in the class. Select one, and in the lower half of the info window you will see which object it connects to. Moreover, a blue line will also link the object representations in the main window and in the dialog preview window.
Finding out who calls your convert: method is more difficult, though, with this view. But, if you select the “Convert” button in the dialog you will see that its target action will go to the ConverterController.convert_ method.
Luckily there is a way to find such incoming connections without reverting to guessing. For instance, you will be hard put to find who, if anyone, calls ConverterController.invertRate_. The solution: go to the “MainMenu.nib” window and look at the top of the vertical scrollbar. There are two little icons there, one with lines and one with squares, with the squares being highlighted. Press it. The view will change to a scrollable list with objects in the left column and an indication of connections in the right column. You can now see our ConverterController object has four outgoing connections (the ones we found earlier) and two incoming connections. Click on the incoming connections icon. The view will change again and ConverterController will probably scroll out of sight. Locate it, and see that there are two lines going out of the ConverterController object. One goes to NSButton(Convert) and is labeled convert:, we knew about that already. The other one goes to an object NSMenuItem(Invert Exchange Rate) and is labeled invertRate:, so that is where calls to invertRate: come from. And if you look at where this NSMenuItem sits in the object hierarchy you find that it is an entry in the “Edit” menu in the menubar.
This section remains to be written. Contributions will be gratefully accepted :-)


Download and install the latest version of Xcode from the App Store.
To confirm whether Swift has been installed successfully open a terminal and run the following:
swift --version
You should see something similar like this:
Apple Swift version 4.1.1 (swift-4.1.1-RELEASE)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin18.0.0
If you got an error similar to this:
swift: command not found
Then you may need to manually install the Xcode command line tools.
You can do that by typing the following into a terminal:
xcode-select --install
You can also do this via Xcode:
For this installation you will need to have Homebrew installed.
If you do not have Homebrew installed you can follow the Homebrew installation steps
Then run the following in a terminal:
brew tap ibm-swift/kitura
brew install kitura
For this installation method you need to have npm installed.
If you do not have npm installed you can follow the npm installation steps.
Then run the following in a terminal:
npm install -g kitura-cli
Verify the Kitura CLI is installed by running the following:
kitura --version
You should see output similar to this:
0.0.12
To download the macOS app click the button below:
Once the download has completed open the kitura.dmg.
When the UI pops up drag the Kitura Icon into your applications folder.
Open the macOS Finder and find Kitura in the applications folder.
Right click on the Kitura application and select open.
You only need to open it once this way
Kitura is tested on Ubuntu 14.04 (LTS) and Ubuntu 16.04 (LTS).
Swift development on Ubuntu Linux requires various Linux system packages.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install clang libicu-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libssl-dev libpython2.7
For this installation method you need to have npm installed.
If you do not have npm installed you can follow the npm installation steps.
Then run the following in a terminal:
npm install -g kitura-cli
Verify the Kitura CLI is installed by running the following:
kitura --version
You should see output similar to this:
0.0.12
Create a Kitura server: Make use of SPM, the Kitura CLI or the macOS app to create a server.


Wall Street opens higher as trade optimism returns
REUTERS: Wall Street opened higher on Friday as President Donald Trump said a trade deal with China was "potentially very close", adding to optimism triggered by comments from Beijing that it wanted to reach an initial agreement.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 64.94 points, or 0.23per cent, at the open to 27,831.23. The S&P 500 opened higher by 7.87 points, or 0.25per cent, at 3,111.41, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 24.33 points, or 0.29per cent, to 8,530.54 at the opening bell.
(Reporting by Sagarika Jaisinghani in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila)


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Examples of how navigator and screen object properties gather user computer information:
Best practices for using the web safely:
- tabush.com
- This website gives plenty of tips on safe ways browse the web such as watching out for downloads, scrutinizing search links and being secure with your email.
- getsafeonline.org
- Throughout this site it first implicates the risks of browsing the web unsafely then goes into a detailed list of common sense ways to browse the web without harming you computer.
- mozilla.org
- This website educates users on how to keep the browser safe by keeping the software up to date, checking the browser settings, and notifying the user of other handy browsing tips.


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A class that implements the DGAttack interface. Everything is controlled with variables, and the method of calculating the damage is generic. If an attack only requires a simple animation (such as a character's standard attack) and does not need unique damage calculation (such as a heal or esuna spell) then use an instance of this class instead.
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DGSimpleAttack(java.lang.String name,
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int pow,
int draw,
boolean isTeam,
int status,
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Draw()
Returns amount of MP needed to attack |
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Exe(DGCharacter attacker,
DGCharacter defender)
Executes the attack. |
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IsMagic()
Whether this is a magic or physical based attack. |
boolean |
IsTeam()
Returns whether or not attack attacks a whole team or just one person |
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Name()
Gets the name of the attack |
int |
Pow()
Returns relative power of the attack |
java.lang.String |
Status()
Returns a string representation (the name) of any DGStatus
possibly inflicted by this attack. |
java.lang.String |
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Overrides Object.toString(). |
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Returns the type of the attack as given in the DGTypeHandle class. |
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We are interested in text editors and not Word Processors.
Text Editors have an underlying text format of characters and lines, while Word Processors each have their own underlying format. For example OpenOffice has an underlying XML format. The fact that XML has an underlying text format does not make OpenOffice a text editor. What OpenOffice edits is XML format and not text format. Inkscape manipulates XML/SVG format.
An XML editor can only manipulate the text within the constraints of keeping the XML format. Having an access to the underlying text format enables its manipulation in an way.
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Operation Northmore: 18-year-old Melbourne man charged with drug supply after seizure in Boggabilla
by Breanna ChillingworthA MAN has been refused bail after police allegedly uncovered almost $30,000 worth of drugs in his car.
The 18-year-old Melbourne man was intercepted by police from Operation Northmore - a four-day traffic blitz conducted on the NSW and Queensland border.
Police said the teen was stopped at Boggabilla at about 10.50am on Saturday for a random breath test.
Officers claim they had cause to search the car, after questioning the driver. Inside, they will allege he had 637 MDMA capsules; 24 bags of ketamine; and 14 bags of cocaine and cocaine/ketamine mixed.
Police claim the the drugs - which weighed about 145 grams - have a combined street value of about $29,000.
READ ALSO:
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The teenager was arrested and taken to Boggabilla police station where he was questioned and later charged with three counts of supplying a prohibited drug that's less than a commercial quantity, and possessing prohibited drugs.
He was refused bail by police and appeared in an out-of-sessions bail hearing in Inverell Local Court on Sunday where he was denied bail.
Operation Northmore was launched on Thursday by highway patrol officers, together with their Queensland counterparts, as well as New England police.
The four-day operation targeted heavy vehicles, dangerous driving and illegal drug trafficking between NSW and Queensland, targeting the Boggabilla and Goondiwindi areas.
During the operation, police carried out 3171 random breath tests and detected four high and mid-range drinking offences.
Officers handed out 192 infringement notices for various offences including diary and logbook compliance; load restraints; seatbelt offences; unlicensed drivers; speeding; and defect notices.
Police also made 20 drug detections, and laid 13 criminal charges, as well as 17 traffic charges.


The SSPA has had another success! During a raid on a captured communication outpost in Prague, an updated version of the encoding machine has been obtained. The MARK II has a design evolved from the MARK I in that it still has a letter shifting first wheel, however, a second wheel has been added to further complicate the encoded message. The MARK II's second wheel is set the same way as the first, e.g. a 0-9 setting. The difference is that the second wheel shifts the characters in a REVERSE direction TWO TIMES the number shown on the wheel's setting. This means, a MARK II machine with wheel settings of 2 [First Wheel], 5 [Second Wheel] and input characters of 'abc' will result in an output of 'STU'
Your task is to update your machine to add the second wheel. Make haste!
JSON question... using the wheel settings of 9,3 what would the encoded message be for the input 'The Desert Fox will move 30 tanks to Calais at dawn'?


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More rule adjustments 04/07/2016
After some discussion and thought, i am implementing some balancing changes. 1. Have the damage return on Vengeful Riposte reduced to a 1/4. Possibility of high damage (despite mitigateable) along with the added 1/2 reduction received could be a bit much. 2. Increase max damage on rapier strongest SA to 14x. Also the Rank 5 SAs on Wild Dance have been buffed a smidge. The SA's will receive a bigger overview at a later date. 3. Increase activation rate of Recovery enhancement to CD 6 or higher to align with Regen. 4. Increasing power of Electrolytes to regenerating 3 energy per slot used. 5. The consumption of consumables also requires the level per tier like equipment. Crystals are the only item (aside from obvious such as banners or otherwise explicitly mentioned) which can be used on others by post effect, where the person receiving the buff does not need to meet the requirements. All other types of consumables will need to be traded to them to equip. The energy recovery skill shown in support was considered, but in the end I don't want to trivialise the energy system and I feel it would make inherently the energy hungry weapons more favourable. More rounded weapons such as OHSS and spear would become less attractive. To take the time to eat food and recover I feel is a good thing as repercussion for burning energy quickly instead of pacing out attacks. -
Your SAO-RPG Community Representatives! 04/12/2016
Hello there members of SAO-RPG, The results are in and you have voted for you Community Reps! The community has spoken and the 3 chosen players are: Takao Opal Baldur CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE PLAYERS! I can't wait to see what this committee can accomplish and better the community! If any player has something they want to bring up to the committee, please contact your representative and talk to them. -
Floor benchmarks have been abolished. 04/22/2016
There are no longer any floor benchmarks. This has been done to reflect the fact that there are no magical barriers in SAO preventing you from rushing to your death. However there is some friendly advice on how you should approach floor bosses.
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Tutorials
Note: tutorials are currently still under development, and more will be added in the upcoming year. All tutorials are in the R programming language, save for one PostGIS tutorial.
R Spatial Workshop Notes
Workshop notes and scripts from the R Spatial Workshop can be found at the following link. Topics to be covered include spatial data manipulation, mapping, and interactive visualization.
Please see our Events page for more information about these workshops.
Introduction to Spatial Data Science
Below are the R lab notes from Luc Anselin’s Introduction to Spatial Data Science course at the University of Chicago taught in Fall 2018. These labs mirror the GeoDa notebooks, but use R rather than GeoDa. Thank you Grant Morrison for his work on these R tutorials.
- Spatial Data Handling: Import, manipulate, and map abandoned vehicle data to make a choropleth map of abandoned vehicles per capita for Chicago community areas.
- Exploratory Data Analysis 1 - Univariate and Bivariate Analysis: Explore NYC socioeconomic data by borough and perform exploratory spatial analysis involving univariate plots, smoothing methods, and linear fits.
- Exploratory Data Analysis 2 - Multivariate Exploration: Continue to explore NYC socioeconomic data using spatial data analysis methods for three or more variables, including scatter plots, bubble plots, and parallel coordinate plots.
- Basic Mapping: Finish working with NYC socioeconomic data by creating and customizing a variety of maps, including choropleth maps, conditional maps, and cartograms.
Spatial Weights Tutorials - new!
- Rate Mapping: Create rate maps using Cleveland house price data.
- Contiguity Spatial Weights: Construct and interpret contiguity-based spatial weights with US county-level homicide data.
- Distance-Based Spatial Weights: Construct and interpret distance-based spatial weights with Cleveland home sales data.
- Spatial Weights as Distance Functions: Compute inverse distance and kernel weights functions with Cleveland home sales data.
- Applications of Spatial Weights: Create spatially lagged variables and rates, perform spatial smoothing with Cleveland home sales data.
Cluster Analysis in R
The following tutorials were prepared by Luc Anselin in 2017 for his Introduction to Spatial Data class.
- Dimension Reduction Methods: Learn about Principal Components Analysis (PCA) and multidimensional scaling using the Guerry dataset and the
foreign
andggplot2
R packages. - Classic Clustering Methods: Use hierarchical clustering and k-means clustering on the same dataset with the
hclust
andkmeans
functions in base R. - Spatially Constrained Clustering Mehods: Carry out contiguity-constrained clustering with SKATER algorithm and the
rgdal
,spdep
, andmaptools
packages.
Basic R Tutorials
The following are notes that Luc Anselin has put together to introduce R to his undergraduate classes. They provide an overview of data manipulation and visualization methods, using geographic data as an example.
- Manipulating Data Frames: Read, write, summarize, and wrangle data with the
foreign
R package (for dbf files) and thetidyverse
. - Data Visualization (1): Visualize data using the
ggplot2
package, creating scatterplots and fitting lines to NYC sub-borough data. - Data Visualization (2): Extend the visualizations of the previous tutorial, using
ggplot2
to customize scatterplots, create histograms, boxplots, and more. Learn about reshaping data into a tidy format usingtidyr
. - Basic Mapping: Manipulate and map spatial data, creating custom choropleth maps with NYC borough data, using the
sf
,tmap
, andRColorBrewer
packages.
Mapping Array of Things Data With Spatial Statistics
This two-part spatial statistics tutorial was put together by Anais Ladoy, Isaac Kamber, Marynia Kolak, Julia Koschinsky, and Luc Anselin, and focuses on using Array of Things sensor data to create map visualizations and perform spatial analysis. It has been taught at Argonne National Laboratory in August 2018 and at the Chicago Department of Public Health in April 2019.
Download data for this workshop at this Github link.
- Part 1: Sensor Data Access and Mapping Basics: Learn to read and inspect data, convert data to spatial formats, map nodes with community areas, and develop a density map of sensors using buffers and re-projected data.
- Part 2: Interpolating Temperature Data: Interpolate temperature readings to develop a kriging surface. Learn some filtering and aggregation techniques for data wrangling practice, and then prepare for two models of kriging (spherical and exponential).
Spatial Join in R
This tutorial, put together by Marynia Kolak in November 2017, shows how to do spatial joins and aggregations using the spatialeco
, foreign
, and rgdal
packages. Updated content using the sf
package will be uploaded shortly.
PostGIS Tutorial
Learn how to create spatial queries and perform spatial analysis in PostGIS databases using this tutorial developed by Clayton Hunter and Julia Koschinsky.
Opioid Environment Toolkit
Introduction to Spatial Analysis for Opioid Environments in R
This toolkit provides an introduction to GIS and spatial analysis for opioid environment applications, allowing researchers, analysts, and practitioners to support their communities with better data analytics and visualization services. It introduces basic spatial analytic functionalities in R (tmap, sf, tidygeocoder, tidycensus, tigris) using applied examples for visualizing, mapping, and understanding the opioid risk environment. It covers the following topics:
- Geocoding Resource Locations
- Linking Community Data
- Census Data Wrangling
- Thematic Mapping
- Nearest Resource Analysis
The Opioid Environment Toolkit was developed by the Healthy Regions & Policies Lab as part of the Justice Community Opioid Innovation Network (JCOIN) of the NIH HEAL Initiative.


Seahawks release 4th-rounder Gary Jennings; activate Haynes
RENTON, Wash. (AP) - The Seattle Seahawks have released disappointing fourth-round pick Gary Jennings and activated rookie offensive lineman Phil Haynes from the physically unable to perform list.
Jennings was a highly regarded wide receiver coming out of West Virginia but could never earn a spot on the field. He was inactive for all nine games this season and became even more expendable when Seattle claimed Josh Gordon off waivers last week.
Haynes was also a fourth-round pick, out of Wake Forest, but his rookie season was sidetracked by sports hernia surgery. He should add immediate depth on an offensive line that’s been dealing with several injuries in recent weeks.
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Predictions
Web calculator
The easiest way to try i-Melt is to use the web calculator.
Jupyter notebooks
More control can be achieved using directly the i-melt library.
Several example notebooks are provided in the main repository. We invite you to have a look at them directly.
If you want to have an example of use for making predictions for a given composition, have a look at the Example_Prediction_OneComposition.ipynb notebook.
The steps are simple. First, import the necessary libraries and imelt:
%matplotlib inline #matplotlib magic
import numpy as np # for arrays
import pandas as pd # for dataframes
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # for plotting
import src.imelt as imelt # imelt core functions
import src.utils as utils # utility functions
Then, we can load the pre-trained i-melt models as one Python object:
imelt_model = imelt.load_pretrained_bagged()
Now we can define a composition of interest in a Panda dataframe. We also automatically add descriptors to the composition.
composition = [0.75, # SiO2
0.125, # Al2O3
0.125, # Na2O
0.0, # K2O
0.0, # MgO
0.0] # CaO
# we transform composition in a dataframe and add descriptors
composition = pd.DataFrame(np.array(composition).reshape(1,6), columns=["sio2","al2o3","na2o","k2o","mgo","cao"])
composition = utils.descriptors(composition.loc[:,["sio2","al2o3","na2o","k2o","mgo","cao"]]).values
Predictions can be obtained for Tg with:
tg = imelt_model.predict("tg", composition)
If you want error bars, you need to ask for samples:
tg = imelt_model.predict("tg", composition, sampling=True, n_sample=20)
Here tg contains 20 samples from the 10 different models, so a total of 200 predictions. You can now calculate the standard deviation and mean values of tg as:
tg_standard_deviation = np.std(tg)
tg_mean = np.mean(tg)
Another way, better, may be to ask for the 95% confidence intervals and the median:
tg_95CI = np.percentile(tg, [2.5, 97.5])
tg_median = np.median(tg)
We can predict the viscosity with the Vogel-Tammann-Fulscher equation. First, we create a array containing the temperatures of interest, then we calculate the viscosity:
T_range = np.arange(600, 1500, 1.0) # from 600 to 1500 K with 1 K steps
viscosity = imelt_model.predict("tvf",composition*np.ones((len(T_range),39)),T_range.reshape(-1,1))
In the above code note that the composition array has to be modified so that you have as many lines as you have temperatures to predict.
Many other predictions are possible, look at the Jupyter notebooks for more details and examples.


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4.7 : The Digital Logic Workbench
Throughout this guide, I used a Digital Logic Workbench to allow you to interact with the adders. This workbench was developed by Kazuhiko Arase. If you follow this link, you will be redirected to his website. On his website there's a much larger tutorial on how to use the workbench to it's full extent. Try and use this to practice building a half adder and a full adder.
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{"type":"BusOut"},
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{"type":"T-FF"},
{"type":"D-FF"},
{"type":"8bitCounter"},
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{"type":"FullAdder"},
{"type":"4bitAdder"},
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ContactManager provides time savings for employees so that they do not spend excess time registering and searching for contacts. This promotes a fully agile environment so that employees can view information fast.
Yes. ContactManager is designed for Users, Employees and Managers so that they can use the information based on the project.
Yes. ContactManager is designed so that various levels of access is provided to the right colleagues so that information is secure.
Database information is kept secure through SQL parameterization. SQL parameterization prevents database attacks and intrusions so that information is secure and safe. Hackers cannot steal or replace information.
The front-end design technologies used are: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap and JavaScript.
ContactManager is used for projects and is a useful tool to complete any assignment within an organization.
ContactManager has a high success rate with major corporations. Each business has the ability to store information and use it so that their employees can use it to its fullest.
"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston Churchill
My employees love ContactManager because of its versatile uses and how it makes my life so much easier. It allows me to do other things instead of watching what my employees do.
ContactManager is fast and extremely agile. I am able to stay within budget and it does exactly what I demand.
Working with ContactManager for my projects is easy and simple. One click of a button and it can list information, modify listings and even delete from the system. I would recommend it to anyone.