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An H Theorem for Boltzmann’s Equation for the Yard-Sale Model of Asset Exchange
0.1 Pareto’s observations in modern terms
A(w) is the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of economic agents, ordered by wealth. Let us denote the corresponding probability density function (PDF) of agents by P(w), but we shall adopt the convention of normalizing P to the total number of economic agents, rather than to unity, so that ∫badwP(w) is the total number of agents with wealth in [a, b], for 0≤a<b.
The total number of economic agents is given by the zeroth moment of the PDF of agents:
| --> | N = ' integrate( p( w), w, 0,∞) ; |
and the total amount of wealth in the economy is given by the first moment,
| --> | W = ' integrate( p( w)· w, w, 0,∞) ; |
so that A(w) is the following:
| --> | A( w) = ( 1 / N) · ' integrate( p( x), x, w,∞) ; |
From the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, we see that the PDF of agents is related to the derivative of Pareto’s function
| --> | p( w) = diff( − N · A( w), w, 1) ; |
0.2 The Lorenz Curve
Max O. Lorenz plotted the cumulative distribution of wealth versus the cumulative distribution of agents. That is, Lorenz made a parametric plot of the quantity
| --> | L( w) : = ( 1 / W)· ' integrate( p( x)· x, x, 0, w) ; |
vs quantity
L(w) := (1/W)* 'integrate(p(x)*x,x,0,w);
| --> | F( w) : = ( 1 / N)· ' integrate( p( x), x, 0, w) ; |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenz_curve
0.3 Background to the Yard-Sale Model of Asset Exchange
Asset-Exchange Models (AEMs) and they typically involve binary transactions between agents involving some increment of wealth Δw, with rules for which agent gains it and which agent loses it.
The amount of wealth that will be transferred from agent 1 to agent 2 in this transaction is then Δw=β min (w1,w2), where β∈(−1,+1) is sampled from a symmetric PDF denoted by η(β). Note that, because η(β) is symmetric, the two agents both have even odds of winning and losing.
in which Δw is proportional to the wealth of the poorer agent
| --> | Δw = β· min ( w1, w2) ; |
| --> | β∈( − 1, + 1) ; |
This is implemented in de.urszeidler.ascape.ysae.YardSaleModel
YardSaleAgent ysa1 = this;
YardSaleAgent ysa2 = (YardSaleAgent) agent;
double beta = factor * (randomIs() ? 1.0 : -1.0);
double dwealth = beta * Math.min(ysa1.wealth, ysa2.wealth);
ysa2.wealth = ysa2.wealth + dwealth;
ysa1.wealth = ysa1.wealth - dwealth;
0.4 Fokker–Planck Equation for the Yard-Sale Model
| --> | C( w) : = 1 − 1 / N · ' integrate ( P( x)·( 1 − x ^ 2 / w ^ 2), x, 0, w) ; |
| --> | ∂ P( w) /∂ t =∂ ^ 2 /∂ w ^ 2·( γ·( w ^ 2 / 2)· C( w)· P( w)) ; |
1 Oligarchy as a Phase Transition: The effect of wealth-attained advantage in a
Fokker-Planck description of asset exchange
Bruce M. Boghosian, 1 Adrian Devitt-Lee, 1 Merek Johnson, 1 Jeremy A. Marcq, 1 and Hongyan Wang 1
1
Department of Mathematics, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts 02155, USA
(Dated: October 8, 2018)
1.1 Pareto potentials.
| --> | A( w, t) : = ( 1 / N) · ' integrate( P( x, t), x, w,∞) ; |
| --> | F( w, t) : = ( 1 / N) · ' integrate( P( x, t), x, 0, w) ; |
| --> | L( w, t) : = ( 1 / W) · ' integrate( P( x, t)· x, x, 0, w) ; |
| --> | B( w, t) : = ( 1 / N) · ' integrate( P( x, t)·( x² / 2), x, 0, w) ; |
| --> | A( w, t) + F ( w, t) = 1 ; |
1.2 B.
Transactional exchange
| --> | w = w1 + ∆ w ; |
| --> | ∆ w = sqr( γ·∆ t) · min( t1, t2)· η ; |
| --> | ∆ w = √( γ·∆ t) · min( t1, t2)· η ; |
| --> | η : { − 1, + 1} ; |
Here we have taken β = √γ∆t, where ∆t is the characteristic time associated with a transaction, for reasons
which will become clear shortly
This in implemented by de.urszeidler.ascape.ysae1.YardSaleModel
YardSaleAgent ysa1 = this;
YardSaleAgent ysa2 = (YardSaleAgent) agent;
double beta = Math.sqrt(deltaT * gamma) * (randomIs() ? 1.0 : -1.0);
double dwealth = beta * Math.min(ysa1.wealth, ysa2.wealth);
ysa2.wealth = ysa2.wealth + dwealth;
ysa1.wealth = ysa1.wealth - dwealth;
| --> | E[ η] = 0 ; |
| --> | E[ η ^ 2 ] = 1 ; |
| --> | E[ f] = ( 1 / N) · ' integrate( P( x, t) · E[ f( η, x)], x, 0,∞) ; |
REDISTRIBUTION IN THE YARD-SALE MODEL
Derivation of the Fokker-Planck equation for the redistributional YSM
Redistribution funktion:
| --> | Δw = ( τ · Δt) · (( W / N) − w) + √( γ· Δt) · min( w, z) · η ; |
implemented by de.urszeidler.ascape.ysae_distubution.YardSaleModel
YardSaleAgent ysa1 = this;
YardSaleAgent ysa2 = (YardSaleAgent) agent;
double beta = Math.sqrt(deltaT * gamma) * (randomIs() ? 1.0 : -1.0);
double dwealth_static = beta * Math.min(ysa1.wealth, ysa2.wealth);
double redist1 = tau * deltaT * (wealthPropotion - ysa1.getWealth());
double redist2 = tau * deltaT * (wealthPropotion - ysa2.getWealth());
ysa2.wealth = ysa2.wealth + dwealth_static + redist2;
ysa1.wealth = ysa1.wealth - dwealth_static + redist1;
Created with wxMaxima.
Boghosian, B.M., Johnson, M. & Marcq, J.A. An H Theorem for Boltzmann’s Equation for the Yard-Sale Model of Asset Exchange. J Stat Phys 161, 1339–1350 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10955-015-1316-8


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BitShares-Core
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BitShares blockchain implementation and command-line interface software
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re-thrown whenever an unhandled exception is caught.Any exceptions thrown by 3rd party libraries that are not caught get wrapped in an unhandled_exception exception. More...
#include <exception.hpp>
Public Types | |
| enum | code_enum { code_value = unhandled_exception_code } |
| Public Types inherited from fc::exception | |
| enum | code_enum { code_value = unspecified_exception_code } |
Public Member Functions | |
| unhandled_exception (log_message &&m, std::exception_ptr e=std::current_exception()) | |
| unhandled_exception (log_messages) | |
| unhandled_exception (const exception &) | |
| std::exception_ptr | get_inner_exception () const |
| virtual void | dynamic_rethrow_exception () const |
| virtual std::shared_ptr< exception > | dynamic_copy_exception () const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from fc::exception | |
| exception (int64_t code=unspecified_exception_code, const std::string &name_value="exception", const std::string &what_value="unspecified") | |
| exception (log_message &&, int64_t code=unspecified_exception_code, const std::string &name_value="exception", const std::string &what_value="unspecified") | |
| exception (log_messages &&, int64_t code=unspecified_exception_code, const std::string &name_value="exception", const std::string &what_value="unspecified") | |
| exception (const log_messages &, int64_t code=unspecified_exception_code, const std::string &name_value="exception", const std::string &what_value="unspecified") | |
| exception (const exception &e) | |
| exception (exception &&e) | |
| virtual | ~exception () |
| const char * | name () const throw () |
| int64_t | code () const throw () |
| virtual const char * | what () const throw () |
| const log_messages & | get_log () const |
| void | append_log (log_message m) |
| std::string | to_detail_string (log_level ll=log_level::all) const |
| std::string | to_string (log_level ll=log_level::info) const |
| exception & | operator= (const exception ©) |
| exception & | operator= (exception &©) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from fc::exception | |
| std::unique_ptr< detail::exception_impl > | my |
re-thrown whenever an unhandled exception is caught.
Any exceptions thrown by 3rd party libraries that are not caught get wrapped in an unhandled_exception exception.
The original exception is captured as a std::exception_ptr which may be rethrown. The std::exception_ptr does not propgate across process boundaries.
Definition at line 146 of file exception.hpp.
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| fc::unhandled_exception::unhandled_exception | ( | log_message && | m, |
| std::exception_ptr | e = std::current_exception() |
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Definition at line 84 of file exception.cpp.
| fc::unhandled_exception::unhandled_exception | ( | log_messages | m | ) |
Definition at line 93 of file exception.cpp.
| fc::unhandled_exception::unhandled_exception | ( | const exception & | r | ) |
Definition at line 89 of file exception.cpp.
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This is equivalent to:
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Definition at line 105 of file exception.cpp.
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Throw this exception as its most derived type.
Rethrows the exception restoring the proper type based upon the error code. This is used to propagate exception types across conversions to/from JSON
Reimplemented from fc::exception.
Definition at line 99 of file exception.cpp.
| std::exception_ptr fc::unhandled_exception::get_inner_exception | ( | ) | const |
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libpointmatcher
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IO Functions and classes that are dependant on scalar type are defined in this templatized class. More...
#include <IO.h>
Classes | |
| struct | CsvDescriptor |
| A structure to hold information about descriptors contained in a CSV file. More... | |
| struct | FileInfo |
| Information to exploit a reading from a file using this library. Fields might be left blank if unused. More... | |
| struct | FileInfoVector |
| A vector of file info, to be used in batch processing. More... | |
| class | LabelGenerator |
| Generate a vector of Labels by checking for collision is the same name is reused. More... | |
| class | PLYElement |
| Interface for all PLY elements. More... | |
| class | PLYElementF |
| Factory for PLY elements. More... | |
| struct | PLYProperty |
| Interface for PLY property. More... | |
| class | PLYVertex |
| Implementation of PLY vertex element. More... | |
| struct | SupportedLabel |
| Structure containing all information required to map external information to PointMatcher internal representation. More... | |
Public Types | |
| enum | PMPropTypes { FEATURE, DESCRIPTOR, UNSUPPORTED } |
| Type of information in a DataPoints. Each type is stored in its own dense matrix. | |
| enum | SupportedVTKDataTypes { POLYDATA, UNSTRUCTURED_GRID } |
| Enumeration of legacy VTK data types that can be parsed. | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::Vector | Vector |
| alias | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::Matrix | Matrix |
| alias | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::DataPoints | DataPoints |
| alias | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::TransformationParameters | TransformationParameters |
| alias | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::Matrix | Parameters |
| alias | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::DataPoints::Label | Label |
| alias | |
| typedef PointMatcher< T >::DataPoints::Labels | Labels |
| alias | |
| typedef std::pair< int, std::string > | LabelAssociationPair |
| Pair feature column, feature name. | |
| typedef std::map< std::string, LabelAssociationPair > | SublabelAssociationMap |
| Map to associate common descriptor sublabels to PM descriptor matrix row and labels ex: nx, ny, nz are associated with (0,normals) (1,normals) (2,normals) respectively. | |
| typedef std::vector< SupportedLabel > | SupportedLabels |
| Vector of supported labels in PointMatcher and their external names. | |
| typedef std::map< std::string, std::vector< PLYProperty > > | PLYDescPropMap |
| Map from a descriptor name to a list PLY property ex: "normals" -> nx, ny ,nz. | |
| typedef std::vector< PLYProperty > | PLYProperties |
| Vector of properties specific to PLY files. | |
| typedef PLYProperties::iterator | it_PLYProp |
| Iterator for a vector of PLY properties. | |
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| static SublabelAssociationMap | getFeatAssocationMap () |
| map to store association between common 1d feature labels and their PM label and span dimension | |
| static SublabelAssociationMap | getDescAssocationMap () |
| map to store association between common 1d descriptor labels and their PM label and span dimension | |
| static bool | featSublabelRegistered (const std::string &externalName) |
| returns true if a particular feature dim label is registered (ie x, y...) | |
| static bool | descSublabelRegistered (const std::string &externalName) |
| returns true if a particular descriptor dim label is registered (ie nx, red...) | |
| static LabelAssociationPair | getFeatAssociationPair (const std::string &externalName) |
| get PM feature label associated with sublabel | |
| static LabelAssociationPair | getDescAssociationPair (const std::string &externalName) |
| get PM descriptor label associated with sublabel | |
| static std::string | getColLabel (const Label &label, const int row) |
| convert a descriptor label to an appropriate sub-label | |
| static const SupportedLabels & | getSupportedExternalLabels () |
| Vector containing the mapping of all external names to PointMatcher representation. More... | |
| static PMPropTypes | getPMType (const std::string &externalName) |
| Associate an external name to a DataPoints type of information. | |
| static DataPoints | loadCSV (const std::string &fileName) |
| Return the type of information specific to a DataPoints based on a sulabel name. More... | |
| static DataPoints | loadCSV (std::istream &is) |
| Load comma separated values (csv) file. More... | |
| static void | saveCSV (const DataPoints &data, const std::string &fileName) |
| Save point cloud to a file as CSV. | |
| static void | saveCSV (const DataPoints &data, std::ostream &os) |
| Save point cloud to a stream as CSV. | |
| static DataPoints | loadVTK (const std::string &fileName) |
| Load point cloud from a file as VTK. | |
| static DataPoints | loadVTK (std::istream &is) |
| Load point cloud from a stream as VTK. | |
| static void | saveVTK (const DataPoints &data, const std::string &fileName) |
| Save point cloud to a file as VTK. | |
| static DataPoints | loadPLY (const std::string &fileName) |
| Load polygon file format (ply) file. More... | |
| static DataPoints | loadPLY (std::istream &is) |
| Load polygon file format (PLY) file. More... | |
| static void | savePLY (const DataPoints &data, const std::string &fileName) |
| save datapoints to PLY point cloud format | |
| static DataPoints | loadPCD (const std::string &fileName) |
| Load Point Cloud Library (pcd) file. More... | |
| static DataPoints | loadPCD (std::istream &is) |
| Load PCD file. More... | |
| static void | savePCD (const DataPoints &data, const std::string &fileName) |
| save datapoints to PCD point cloud format | |
| static bool | plyPropTypeValid (const std::string &type) |
| Check that property defined by type is a valid PLY type note: type must be lowercase. | |
| static std::istream & | safeGetLine (std::istream &os, std::string &line) |
| Replaces getline for handling windows style CR/LF line endings. | |
IO Functions and classes that are dependant on scalar type are defined in this templatized class.
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Vector containing the mapping of all external names to PointMatcher representation.
The order is important (i.e., nx before ny). This can also be used to remap 1D descriptor name to a better one.
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Return the type of information specific to a DataPoints based on a sulabel name.
Load comma separated values (csv) file.
| fileName | a string containing the path and the file name |
This loader has 3 behaviors since there is no official standard for csv files. A 2D or 3D point cloud will be created automatically if:
Otherwise, the user is asked to enter column id manually which might block automatic processing.
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Load comma separated values (csv) file.
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Load Point Cloud Library (pcd) file.
| fileName | a string containing the path and the file name |
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Load PCD file.
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Load polygon file format (ply) file.
| fileName | a string containing the path and the file name |
Note: that the PLY does not define a standard for point clouds Warning: Binary PLY files are not supported, only ASCII Only PLY files with elements named "vertex" are supported "vertex" should have 2 or 3 properties names "x", "y", "z" to define features.
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static |
Load polygon file format (PLY) file.


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VEGAS VACATION (PG)
Directed by Stephen Kessler Running Time: 95 minutes Originally Released: February 14, 1997
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* ˝ (out of four)
14 years ago, National Lampoon introduced us to a new family - The Griswolds. In 1983, the Griswolds embarked on a cross-country journey with the destination of Wally World, a world-renowned theme park in California. We laughed our heads off as we shared the wild and crazy mishaps the family endured. Two years later, we watched again as they went to Europe, and four years after that, we shared Christmas with them. Now, eight more years have passed, and the laughs have done more than die. They've been cremated.
VEGAS VACATION brings back Chevy Chase as Clark Griswold, the good intentioned but ill-fated father of two. The premise is basically the same. Clark has a wonderful idea to take his family on a bonding vacation, this time to Las Vegas. His wife Ellen (Beverly D'Angelo) and teenage kids Rusty and Audrey (always played by different actors - this time around, by Ethan Embry and Marisol Nichols, respectively) join him and they soon find themselves in Sin City where casinos will make the backdrop for ninety minutes of slapstick. Of course a "Vacation" movie wouldn't be complete without good ole Eddie (reprised by Randy Quaid), the misfit cousin, showing up at all the wrong times.
There isn't too much of a plot here when it comes right down to it. It's really just a skit movie. There are a couple of ways to define a skit movie, which is not a real term as far as I know. The first would be a movie that basically has one running gag for two hours, therefore coming off like a two hour skit. The second would be a movie that seems comprised of about twenty shorter skits, each lasting about five minutes. VEGAS VACATION comes off like the first. A good example of the latter would be last year's BLACK SHEEP. The problem with this format is that it becomes old fast, and it doesn't really fit into a movie mold. In these cases, a "plot", which is generally very thin, is used either as a shameless filler between scenes or to simply add convenience to the gags (i.e. Have a good Vegas joke, make a Vegas movie). Such is the case with this movie's mini-plots. Clark gets gambling fever and begins spending all of the Griswold's money, Ellen is on the verge of an affair with Wayne Newton (!), Rusty has a fake ID and is using it to his gambling advantage, and Audrey is desperate for fun and winds up joining her cousin Vickie (Shae D'Lyn) as an exotic dancer.
The simple fact is: this movie isn't funny. At first, I did find myself chuckling heartily at a couple of little jokes, but when the movie got rolling, my interest suddenly stopped. Chase plays Clark Griswold really well. He made the character and he is the character. D'Angelo, to be quite honest, never was too impressive as Ellen, and this movie doesn't show any signs of redemption. As for the two new Griswold kids, the word "blah" comes to mind. The "Vacation" series seems out to prove that anybody can play these two characters, the simple reason being that there is nothing to them. They're so generic, you'll expect the credits to read "Girl #1 as Audrey Griswold".
VEGAS VACATION differs from the first three in the series by more than just laugh factor. Yes, it's true that VEGAS VACATION isn't even close to being close to being as funny as the others, which were actually pretty fun in their own doofy ways, but there are a couple of other things that set this one negatively apart. First off, why did they leave off the National Lampoon's heading on the title? I couldn't find any reasons why, but maybe the fact is even National Lampoon didn't want to be associated with such a lame film. That's saying a lot, especially when you look at what else the company has proudly presented: LOADED WEAPON 1, PCU, etc. If they expected this to be another hit, you would assume they'd be proud to tack on the notorious header, but for reasons only we can guess at, like the movie sucking, they didn't.
There is another difference here that makes an obvious impact. The first three films in the "Vacation" series were written by John Hughes, a talented writer who is behind several popular films of the 80's including MR. MOM, SIXTEEN CANDLES, THE BREAKFAST CLUB, WEIRD SCIENCE, PRETTY IN PINK, FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF, PLANES, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES, and UNCLE BUCK. Wowzers! What a résumé! Looking at the names, you'd think this guy wrote everything that now stands as a movie icon for the 1980's. Well that's not all. This guy also brought us 90's hits including the HOME ALONE series, the remake of 101 DALMATIANS, DENNIS THE MENACE, and the current FLUBBER. VEGAS VACATION, however, didn't have John Hughes behind it, and the loss is very obvious.
This time around, the script is in the hands of Elisa Bell, whose only credits thus far include four made-for-TV movies. VEGAS VACATION plays very much like one, and it would actually work much better as a made-for-TV sequel. If this sounds like a wild idea, it's not. REVENGE OF THE NERDS third and fourth installments were both television movies, and they seemed like it. VEGAS VACATION would fit in well on the FOX network as a 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning movie, but as a silver screen major motion picture, it's quite out of place.
Stephen Kessler's jejune direction doesn't help things either. He only makes the film even more TV-movie-ish. Each consecutive "Vacation" movie has suffered a drop in directing power. We started the series off with Harold Ramis, who also directed CADDYSHACK and GROUNDHOG DAY as well as co-writing GHOSTBUSTERS. Not too bad.  Lastly we had NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION, directed by Jeremiah S. Chechik, who went on to direct the charming BENNY & JOON. Kessler, so far, has one title under his belt, the short film BIRCH STREET GYM, which received an Oscar nomination in 1992. Granted that this was his first attempt at a feature length film, we can allow for some amateurish quality, but instead we get a movie straight from the text book - boring, bland, and deeply unoriginal.
If you loved the "Vacation" movies, and I know *some* of us did, there still isn't anything here worth seeing. If you loved them, don't ruin your good impressions of the series by indulging in this tragic example of cinema ala carte. If you never did like the series, why the need to confirm why?
December 26, 1997
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Qsub: Single Function Submission¶
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class
clusterweb.pbs.qsub.
Qsub
(target, args, n_nodes=1, n_cores=1, set_walltime='1:00:00', set_memory='8GB', set_cpu='1:00:00', wait_time=1, verbose=0)[source]¶ Bases:
object
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__add__
(job)[source]¶ Adds two jobs together to create a QSession job
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> sess = q1 + q2
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__and__
(job)[source]¶ Adds two jobs together to create a QSession job
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> sess = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> sess += q
Note
Equivalent to __add__ or q1 + q2
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__contains__
(fnc)[source]¶ Boolean function for whether a function is contained within a job
Parameters: fnc (Python function) – function to find Returns: True or False Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> job in q True
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__eq__
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s walltime is equal to the other job’s walltime
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 == q2
Note
It will take almost a second to run when update_qstat_on_comparison is True since it checks and parses qstat -f. To make this run faster based on a previous qstat update, set update_qstat_on_comparison to False.
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__ge__
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s walltime is greater than or equal to the other job’s walltime
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 >= q2
Note
It will take almost a second to run when update_qstat_on_comparison is True since it checks and parses qstat -f. To make this run faster based on a previous qstat update, set update_qstat_on_comparison to False.
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__gt__
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s walltime is greater than the other job’s walltime
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 > q2
Note
It will take almost a second to run when update_qstat_on_comparison is True since it checks and parses qstat -f. To make this run faster based on a previous qstat update, set update_qstat_on_comparison to False.
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__iadd__
(job)[source]¶ Adds two jobs together to create a QSession job
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> sess = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> sess += q
Note
Equivalent to __add__ or q1 + q2
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__ior__
(job)[source]¶ Adds two jobs together to create a QSession job
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> sess = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> sess += q
Note
Equivalent to __add__ or q1 + q2
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__le__
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s walltime is less than the other job’s walltime
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 <= q2
Note
It will take almost a second to run when update_qstat_on_comparison is True since it checks and parses qstat -f. To make this run faster based on a previous qstat update, set update_qstat_on_comparison to False.
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__lt__
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s walltime is less than the other job’s walltime
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 < q2
Note
It will take almost a second to run when update_qstat_on_comparison is True since it checks and parses qstat -f. To make this run faster based on a previous qstat update, set update_qstat_on_comparison to False.
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__mul__
(n)[source]¶ Creates a QSession of multiple instances of the target function and args.
Parameters: n (int) – The number of instances Returns: clusterweb.pbs.qsession.QSession Example: >>> job = lambda z: meaning_to_life(z) >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> sess = q * 5 >>> sess.push() >>> sess.pull() >>> sess.results [42,42,42,42,42]
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__ne__
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s function is not equal to the function of another job.
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 == q2 False >>> q3 = Qsub(job2,arg) >>> q1 != q3 True
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__or__
(job)[source]¶ Adds two jobs together to create a QSession job
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> sess = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> sess += q
Note
Equivalent to __add__ or q1 + q2
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allocate_memory
(memory)[source]¶ Set the amount of memory for the job
Parameters: memory (str, int, float) – string in format ‘10GB’ or ‘500MB’ or number of MB Example: >>> # Use three GB >>> qsub_job.allocate_memory(‘3GB’) >>> qsub_job.allocate_memory(3000) >>> >>> qsub_job.start()
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allocate_walltime
(walltime)[source]¶ Sets the amount of walltime
Will raise exception if str argument is not in the form hr:min:sec
Parameters: walltime (str, int, float) – amount of walltime in seconds Returns: None Example: >>> q.allocate_walltime('0:05:00') # Five minutes >>> q.allocate_walltime(600) # Ten minutes >>> q.allocate_walltime(599.6) # Rounds to ten minutes
Note
The walltime configuration can be adjusted by admins in clusterweb/pbs/config.py.
Warning
If users adjust clusterweb/pbs/config.py to settings not authorized by cluster admins, it will raise errors on the cluster and the job will not be submitted.
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change_default_address
(address)[source]¶ Change the default SSH address stored in username.txt which Qsub automatically sets itself to unless qsub.login is used.
Parameters: address (str) – Address or name for ssh to Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q.change_default_address('<IP_ADDRESS>')
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cleanup
()[source]¶ Remove the temprorary folder that holds the compressed data and scripts that are sent to the cluster
Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,args) >>> q.cleanup()
Note
This is automatically run and is not required to be run by the user.
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create_timer
(n_seconds)[source]¶ Create a timer that terminates the job if it exceeds the max time
Parameters: n_seconds (int, float) – The number of seconds for the timer, (n_seconds) > 0 Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,args) >>> q.create_timer(600)
Note
This is a timer for the time since it was submitted, not for walltime.
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fetch_result
()[source]¶ Get the result of the job from the remote cluster synchronously with the main script.
Will continually check to see if the result file exists given a time interval self.wait_time. If it is a longer job, increase the wait time so as to not needless be calling SSH too many times.
Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,args) >>> q.push() >>> q.fetch_result()
Note
This is equivalent to pull(thread=False)
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generate_qsub_script
()[source]¶ Return the PBS submission script from the specified resource allocations.
Returns: None
-
is_
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s walltime is equal to the other job’s walltime
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 is q2 True
Note
Equivalent to __eq_-
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is_not
(job)[source]¶ Returns whether the job’s function is not equal to the function of another job.
Parameters: job (clusterweb.pbs.qsub.Qsub) – Job to be compared to Returns: True or False Example: >>> q1 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q2 = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q1 is not q2 False >>> q3 = Qsub(job2,arg) >>> q1 is not q3 True
Note
Equivalent to __ne__
-
login
(address)[source]¶ Creates an SSH interface object with the address specified
Parameters: address (str) – Address or name for ssh to Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,arg) >>> q.login('<IP_ADDRESS>')
Note
The default address is contained in clusterweb/pbs/username.txt and can be adjusted with change_default_address
-
pull
(thread=True, daemon=False)[source]¶ Get the result of the job from the remote cluster asynchronously with the main script.
Will continually check to see if the result file exists given a time interval self.wait_time. If it is a longer job, increase the wait time so as to not needless be calling SSH too many times.
Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,args) >>> q.push() >>> q.fetch_result()
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push
()[source]¶ Push the job to the remote cluster
Serializes the function, arguments, and send the generated scripts to the server. It automatically sends the PBS commands so this is the only command required to start the job on the cluster.
Resource allocation must occur before push is called.
Returns: None Example: >>> q = Qsub(job,args) >>> q.push()
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Notes
The proof of symmetry is worth to look at.
The definition of the impredicative leibniz equality
leibniz a b has an asymmetric form, due to
the implication P a -> P b , but the symmetry is
restored by a proper substitution for P :
Let us assume leibniz a b, i.e.
H : forall P:A->Prop, P a -> P b
Then for every predicate Q over A,
the term H fun a0:A => Q a0 -> Q a is a proof of the proposition :
(Q a -> Q a)-> Q b -> Q a
from which we trivially prove Q b -> Q a
The theorems leibniz_eq
and eq_leibniz imply together that
the propositions leibniz a b and
a=b are logically equivalent. Nevertheless, there is a
slight diffrence. There is a constant eq_rec which allows
to rewrite a in b in a construction of sort Set ,
but you can't do that with the proposition
leibniz a b.
In other words, you can't build a term of the following type :
forall (x : A) (P:A->Set), P x -> (forall y:A, leibniz x y-> P y
The same problem remains if one replaces Set with Type and
eq_rec with eq_rect.


Iran wants removal of Israel state, not people: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
by AFPTEHRAN: Iran’s supreme leader said on Friday that calls for the abolition of Israel which have sparked outrage in the West target the “imposed state” not the Jewish people.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the future of the land should be decided by Palestinians of all faiths, Jewish as well as Christian and Muslim.
“The ‘abolition of the Israeli regime’ … does not mean the abolition of Jewish people; we have no problem with them,” Khamenei told a meeting of Islamic countries in Tehran, according to his official website.
It means “abolition of the imposed regime and state, that the Palestinian people, whether Muslim, Christian or Jewish… choose their own government and oust thugs like [Benjamin] Netanyahu,” he added, referring to Israel’s prime minister.
The Iranian government does not recognise Israel, referring to it as the “Zionist regime”, and support for the Palestinian cause has been a constant feature of its foreign policy since the Islamic revolution of 1979.
Iran openly supports Israeli foes like Hamas and Islamic Jihad in the occupied Palestinian territories and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
“We are not anti-semitic. Jews are living in utmost safety in our country. We only support the people of Palestine and their independence,” he said.
Khamenei said that the “enemies of Islam,” including Israel and the United States, seek to sow discord between Islamic countries and called for unity in the face of the “common enemy”.
Tensions between Tehran and Washington have soared since President Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew from a landmark 2015 nuclear deal last year and reimposed crippling sanctions as part of a policy of “maximum pressure”.
Since then the arch-foes have come to the brink of military confrontation after drones were downed and tankers and Saudi oil installations mysteriously attacked.


The Browser Object Model (BOM) allows JavaScript to "talk to" the browser.
There are no official standards for the Browser Object Model (BOM).
Since modern browsers have implemented (almost) the same methods and properties for JavaScript interactivity, it is often referred to, as methods and properties of the BOM.
The window object is supported by all browsers. It represents the browser's window.
All global JavaScript objects, functions, and variables automatically become members of the window object.
Global variables are properties of the window object.
Global functions are methods of the window object.
Even the document object (of the HTML DOM) is a property of the window object:
window.document.getElementById("header");
is the same as:
document.getElementById("header");
Two properties can be used to determine the size of the browser window.
Both properties return the sizes in pixels:
The browser window (the browser viewport) is NOT including toolbars and scrollbars.
For Internet Explorer 8, 7, 6, 5:
or
A practical JavaScript solution (covering all browsers):
The example displays the browser window's height and width: (NOT including toolbars/scrollbars)
Some other methods:


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This is the awesome game of Bull's Eye where you can win points and earn fame by sliding the slider.
Your goal is to place the slider as close as possible to the target value. The closer you are, the more points you score.


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Besides our formal bed displays, we like to accent our gardens with beautiful container plantings. This year we have been fortunate to be able to add a number of new large planters throughout the gardens. Pay special attention to them and you may just discover a new plant you have to add to your own collection.
The following container plantings can be found in the Courtyard just outside the Visitor Center.


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Throughout my life, I've been the happiest, the proudest, or the most satisfied when I felt a sense of accomplishment, when I felt confident, enthusiastic, passionate, when I had many close relationships, and when I was helping other people.
I believe that when I help other people it helps imbue purpose to my actions. By helping others achieve their goals, I get a sense of satisfaction both by knowing that they're in a better place than they were before, as well as the fact that I was the person that helped them reach their goal. I also believe that by helping others/engaging in prosocial behavior, we create additional positivity in our own lives and set ourselves up to strengthen the existing relationships we cherish.
In general, I would say that I live up to the values I think contribute to my greatest satisfaction very well (a 4-5 on a 5 point scale, where 5 is the highest and 1 is the lowest) with a single exception. I think that while close relationships are indeed important to my satisfaction with life, I struggle with maintaining/developing them often and would rate how much I live up to that "value" as perhaps a 1-2 on the same scale; superficially, I believe that I have eclectic tastes that make it so that I often feel the need to segment my personality. Thus, I feel as though relationships that I make based on only a single portion of the personality that I'm showing feel superficial and I convince myself that perhaps those relationships don't merit developing or would be impossible to develop. I have frequently found that it's only in relationships with significant others that I have been able to show all aspects of my personality comfortably.
The last topic that someone asked my advice about was about relationships. Ironically, I think that I'm not half-bad at doling out advice and interpretting a given situation appropriately, but when it comes to figuring out how to find balance in my own relationships, I genuinely struggle.


WITNESS LIST Civil Practices Committee March 24, 1999-2:00P HB 9 For: Baird, Gary L. (Self and Compliance Consortium Corporation) Davis, Will D. (Texas Association of Life & Health Insured) Glenn, Eric (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) Grigsby, Anthony (Texas Civil Justice League) Against: Bresnen, Steve (Texas Trial Lawyers Association) Hampton, Hartley (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Association) On: Purcell, Carolyn (Department of Information Resources) HB 1991 On: Davis, Rex (Self) HB 2058 Against: Ramsey, Mike (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Association) HB 2445 For: Schaefer, Ed (Lower Colorado River Authority) Spiewak, Daryl Lee (Self and Brazos River Authority) West, Bill (GBRA (Guadalupe Blanco River Authority)) Against: Ramsey, Mike (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Association) HB 2488 For: Hoffman, Martin (Dallas Homeowners League (president)) On: Blackwell, Tom (Self) HB 2488 Committee Substitute (Hope/1) For: Aaronson, Maxine (Self and Texas Neighborhoods Together) HB 2691 For: Dyer, Randy (National Structured Settlement Trade Association) Hile, Richard C. (Texas Trial Lawyers Association) Lewis, Richard A. (Self) Against: Jones, Chip (Self and Colonial Financial Services, Inc.) Nesbitt, Earl S. (Self and National Association of Settlement Purchasers) HB 2853 For: Croyle, Robert G. (Self and International Association of Drilling Contractors) Kerrigan, Sylvia J. (Marathon Oil Company/TEXOGA) HB 2993 Against: Ramsey, Mike (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Association) HB 3037 For: Freeman, Harold (Texas Medical Association) Against: Slack, Mike (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Association) HB 3040 For: Dyer, Randy (National Structured Settlement Trade Association) Hile, Richard C. (Texas Trial Lawyers Association) Lewis, Richard A. (Self) Against: Jones, Chip (Self and Colonial Financial Services, Inc.) Nesbitt, Earl S. (Self and National Association of Settlement Purchasers) HB 3081 For: Ferrer, Elizabeth (Self and Austin Museum of Art) HB 3482 For: Person, George J. (Self) Simpson, Paul F. (Self) Against: Schultz, Jr., Ronald C. (Self and Conoco, Inc.) Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil & Gas Association) HB 3582 For: Patton, Ed (Self) Stevens, William J. (West Central Texas Oil & Gas Assn.)


Constructor
new Store(optsopt)
Create a new store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
opts |
StoreOptions |
<optional> |
The options for the store |
Example
new Store(opts)
Methods
(private) _ensureCreated(type, dir) → {Boolean}
Ensure a directory or file has been created and exists
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
type |
'file' | 'folder' | The type to ensure exists |
dir |
String | The full path or full path and filename to ensure exists |
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store._ensureCreated('folder', this.opts.path)
(private) _get(filter) → {String|undefined}
Helper to simplify fetching an item's ID using multiple filter methods
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filter |
Object | function | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
Returns:
The ID of the item, or undefined if none can be found
- Type
- String | undefined
Examples
Store._get({ myProp: 'myVal' })
Store._get('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v')
_isObject(obj) → {Boolean}
Helper to check if a variable is an object
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
* | Any variable to check |
Returns:
A boolean indicating whether the variable is an object or not
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store._isObject(['array'])
add(vals) → {String|Array.<String>}
Adds a new object to the store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
vals |
Object | Array.<Object> | An object or an array of objects to add to the store |
Fires:
Returns:
The ID of the item added, or an array of IDs belonging to the items added
- Type
- String | Array.<String>
Examples
Store.add({ my: 'item' })
Store.add([
{ item: '1' },
{ item: '2' }
])
all() → {Array.<Object>}
Get all items from the store
Returns:
An array of items in the store
- Type
- Array.<Object>
Example
Store.all()
backup(scheduledopt) → {Boolean}
Create a backup of the store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
scheduled |
Boolean |
<optional> |
false | A boolean indicating whether the backup is made by the scheduled backup interval or manually |
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store.backup()
delete(key) → {Boolean|undefined}
Delete an item from the store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
function | Object | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action, or undefined if the item doesn't exist
- Type
- Boolean | undefined
Examples
Store.delete({ myProp: 'myVal' })
Store.delete('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v')
edit(key, newValues) → {Boolean|undefined}
Edit an item in the store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
function | Object | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
newValues |
Object | An object of keys/values to add, edit or remove to/from the item |
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action, or undefined if the item doesn't exist
- Type
- Boolean | undefined
Examples
Store.edit({ myProp: 'myVal' }, { myProp: 'myNewVal', myNewVal: 'anotherNewVal' })
Store.edit('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v', { myProp: 'myNewVal', myNewVal: 'anotherNewVal' })
empty() → {Boolean}
Deletes all items from the store
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store.empty()
ensure(filter, item) → {Boolean|Number}
Ensures an item in the store exists, adding it if it doesn't
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filter |
Object | function | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
item |
Object | The item to add to the store, if it doesn't exist |
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating whether the item exists or was added
- Type
- Boolean | Number
Examples
Store.ensure({ myProp: 'myVal' }, { myProp: 'myVal' })
Store.ensure('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v', { myProp: 'myVal' })
filter(func) → {Array.<Object>}
Get all items from the store that match a function filter
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
func |
function | A function that returns a truthy value for items that match the filter |
Returns:
An array of items in the store that matched the filter
- Type
- Array.<Object>
Example
Store.filter((item) => item.myProp === 'myVal')
first(func) → {Object|undefined}
Filters all items from the store that match a function filter, but only returns the first match
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
func |
function | A function that returns a truthy value for the item that matches the filter |
Returns:
The item itself, or undefined if the item doesn't exist
- Type
- Object | undefined
Example
Store.first((item) => item.myProp === 'myVal')
get(id) → {Object|undefined}
Get an item from the store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
String | The ID of the item to get from the store |
Returns:
The item that belongs to that ID, or undefined if none is found
- Type
- Object | undefined
Example
Store.get('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v')
has(filter) → {Boolean|Number}
Indicates if a specific item how many items exist that match a provided filter
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filter |
Object | function | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
Returns:
Either a boolean indicating if an item is found, or a number indicating how many items matching the filter were found
- Type
- Boolean | Number
Examples
Store.has({ myProp: 'myVal' })
Store.has('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v')
object() → {Object}
Get all items from the store, in raw object (key- > value) form
Returns:
An object of items in the store
- Type
- Object
Example
Store.object()
only(obj, optsopt) → {Array.<Object>}
Get all items from the store that match an object (key -> value) filter
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
obj |
Object | An object containing the keys/values to filter by | |
opts |
FilterOptions |
<optional> |
The options for the filter |
Returns:
An array of items in the store that matched the filter
- Type
- Array.<Object>
Example
Store.only({ myProp: 'myVal' })
replace(key, value) → {Boolean|undefined}
Replace an item in the store entirely
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
function | Object | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
value |
Object | The new object to replace the existing item in the store with |
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action, or undefined if the item doesn't exist
- Type
- Boolean | undefined
Examples
Store.replace({ myProp: 'myVal' }, { myNewestProp: 'myNewestVal' })
Store.replace('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v', { myNewestProp: 'myNewestVal' })
restore() → {Boolean}
Replace the store's contents with the contents of an earlier or previous backup
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store.restore()
startBackups() → {Boolean}
Start the scheduled backups, using the store's backupInterval option
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store.startBackups()
stopBackups() → {Boolean}
Stop the scheduled backups
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean
Example
Store.stopBackups()
sweep(filter) → {Number}
Iterates ofer all items in the store and deletes items that match a filter provided
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filter |
function | Object | Either an object containing the keys/values to filter by, or a filter function that returns a truthy value |
Returns:
A number indicating how many items were deleted from the store
- Type
- Number
Example
Store.sweep({ myProp: 'myVal' })
upsert(key, newValues) → {Boolean|undefined}
A combination function that edits an existing item, or adds a new item if it doesn't exist in the store
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
key |
function | Object | String | Either an object containing the keys/values to find by, a filter function that returns a truthy value, or the item's ID |
newValues |
Object | An object of keys/values to add, edit or remove to/from the item. If the item doesn't exist and is added, only keys with a truthy value are added. |
Fires:
Returns:
A boolean indicating the result of the action
- Type
- Boolean | undefined
Examples
Store.upsert({ myProp: 'myVal' }, { myProp: 'myVal', myNewVal: 'anotherNewVal' })
Store.upsert('2xuxhuoyd5h5563v', { myProp: 'myVal', myNewVal: 'anotherNewVal' })
Events
added
Fires when a new item is added to the store
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
Object | Array.<Object> | The item added, or an array of the items added |
added
Fires when a new item is added to the store
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
Object | Array.<Object> | The item added, or an array of the items added |
backup
Fires when a new backup has been made
Type:
- Object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
String | The full path and filename, indicating where the backup is located |
scheduled |
Boolean | A boolean indicating whether the backup is scheduled or not |
backupsStarted
Fires when scheduled backups are started
backupsStopped
Fires when scheduled backups are stopped
deleted
Fires when an item from the store is deleted
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
oldItem |
Object | The item deleted from the store |
edited
Fired when an item in the store is edited
Type:
- Object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
old |
Object | The value of the item before the edit |
new |
Object | The value of the item after the edit |
emptied
Fires when the store is emptied
replaced
Fired when an item in the store is replaced with a new item
Type:
- Object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
old |
Object | The value of the item before the replace |
new |
Object | The value of the item after the replace |
restore
Fires when the store has been restored from a backup


The longest Hobby I have had, Drawing -
I have been drawing since I was able to hold a crayon. I have a neighbor growing up that was a cartoonist that always inspired me to improve and practice. My favorite thing to draw these days are peoples faces. There is something about capturing an emotion of someones face that find fascinating. Drawing will always be my escape and getaway.
Origami is fascinating to me
I started origami after a received a how too book as a present. The first thing I made was an origami crane. I have since purchased several books and become much more adept. The last figure I had made was a butterfly with 102 folds. Most people do not realize that math is a huge part of the origami design process. Combining both math and Art, two of my favorite subjects, I was bound to enjoy this activity.
Coding is a hobby I want to turn into my career
I started coding in a java class in high-school and ever since spending weeks trying to build "the game of life" programming assignment I have always had a soft spot for developing with code. There is something very special about the satisfaction of gettin a program to finally work. There is also something magical about how much you can do by wielding nothing but a computer and knowledge.


From Principal's desk...
Sheetal's Academy is a leading educational Academy that provides quality education and value based education through its well-Qualified, trained, experienced faculties, hardwork, systematic approach, excellent teaching skills and commitment of result oriented service.
We provide each faculty for each subjects.


I'm Arthur Endlein (endarthur at mostly everywhere, like gmail and mastodon), and I'm a geologist. My main research areas are applied structural geology, applied geostatistics, GIS, remote sensing, and software development for geosciences. If you are using an Android or iOS phone with compass and accelerometer, this page currently works as an experimental geological compass.
The lower left icon (compass trigger) on the projection locks the measurement when held. This behavior can be inverted by clicking on the upper left icon (open padlock), then the measurement will be locked by default, and released while the trigger icon is pressed. To measure lines instead of planes, click on the upper right icon (planar attitude map symbol).
As said before, this compass is highly experimental, and as so should probably not be relied upon for actual field work. Might be useful as a teaching aid, though. Any questions or suggestions are more than welcome.


My name is Jason Zheng, I'm 21 years old and currently studying towards two bachelor degrees in Computer Science and Civil Engineering at the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles, California. You may ask why two degrees? Well, it all started in the summer of 2015 when I was working as a civil engineering research intern. While there, I wrote my first program to analyze building motion and the rest is history. Since that summer, I found my true passion in programming.
I have a strong background in Computer Science, so C++ (my personal preference) and Java are my go-tos for solving problems. I love the satisfaction of making things work, especially when I get learn and experiment with new concepts.
I am always thinkering with my next interest. These interests have pushed me to dabble in Android applications, websites with HTML/CSS, and experimenting with JavaScript/jQuery.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.opengamma.strata.basics.date |
Tools for working with dates.
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| com.opengamma.strata.basics.index |
Entity objects describing common market indices, such as LIBOR and FED FUND.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.basics.schedule |
Basic financial tools for working with date-based schedules.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.loader.fpml |
Loader that can convert files to financial instruments.
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| com.opengamma.strata.market.curve |
Definitions of curves.
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| com.opengamma.strata.market.explain |
Support for explaining results.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.market.param |
Market data based on parameters.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.market.surface |
Definitions of surfaces.
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| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.bond |
Calculators for bonds.
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| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.capfloor | |
| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.fx |
Calculators for FX instruments, such as FX forward and FX swap.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.index |
Calculators for products based on rate indices, such as Short Term Interest Rate futures (STIRs).
|
| com.opengamma.strata.pricer.swaption |
Calculators for swaptions.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.bond |
Entity objects describing bonds.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.capfloor | |
| com.opengamma.strata.product.cms | |
| com.opengamma.strata.product.credit |
Entity objects describing credit products.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.credit.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of credit default swaps.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.deposit |
Entity objects describing financial instruments representing a simple deposit with interest.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.deposit.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of deposits.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.fra |
Entity objects describing a forward rate agreement (FRA).
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.fra.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of FRAs.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.fx |
Entity objects describing financial instruments in the foreign exchange market.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.fx.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of foreign exchange products.
|
| com.opengamma.strata.product.index.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of rate index products.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.payment |
Entity objects describing simple payment financial instruments.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.rate |
Entity objects describing the rate-based financial instruments.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.swap |
Entity objects describing a swap.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.swap.type |
Conventions and templates to aid the construction of rate swaps.
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| com.opengamma.strata.product.swaption |
Entity objects describing options on swaps, known as swaptions.
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| com.opengamma.strata.report.framework.format |
Provide the ability to format calculated values.
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| Class and Description |
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| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| AdjustableDate.Meta
The meta-bean for
AdjustableDate . |
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| BusinessDayAdjustment.Builder
The bean-builder for
BusinessDayAdjustment . |
| BusinessDayAdjustment.Meta
The meta-bean for
BusinessDayAdjustment . |
| BusinessDayConvention
A convention defining how to adjust a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DateAdjuster
Functional interface that can adjust a date.
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| DateSequence
A series of dates identified by name.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DayCount.ScheduleInfo
Information about the schedule necessary to calculate the day count.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| DaysAdjustment.Builder
The bean-builder for
DaysAdjustment . |
| DaysAdjustment.Meta
The meta-bean for
DaysAdjustment . |
| HolidayCalendar
A holiday calendar, classifying dates as holidays or business days.
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| HolidayCalendarId
An identifier for a holiday calendar.
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| ImmutableHolidayCalendar
A holiday calendar implementation based on an immutable set of holiday dates and weekends.
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| ImmutableHolidayCalendar.Meta
The meta-bean for
ImmutableHolidayCalendar . |
| PeriodAdditionConvention
A convention defining how a period is added to a date.
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| PeriodAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of calendar days, months and years.
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| PeriodAdjustment.Builder
The bean-builder for
PeriodAdjustment . |
| PeriodAdjustment.Meta
The meta-bean for
PeriodAdjustment . |
| Tenor
A tenor indicating how long it will take for a financial instrument to reach maturity.
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| TenorAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a tenor.
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| TenorAdjustment.Builder
The bean-builder for
TenorAdjustment . |
| TenorAdjustment.Meta
The meta-bean for
TenorAdjustment . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| HolidayCalendarId
An identifier for a holiday calendar.
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| Tenor
A tenor indicating how long it will take for a financial instrument to reach maturity.
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| TenorAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a tenor.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DateAdjuster
Functional interface that can adjust a date.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DayCount.ScheduleInfo
Information about the schedule necessary to calculate the day count.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| BusinessDayConvention
A convention defining how to adjust a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| HolidayCalendarId
An identifier for a holiday calendar.
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| Tenor
A tenor indicating how long it will take for a financial instrument to reach maturity.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Tenor
A tenor indicating how long it will take for a financial instrument to reach maturity.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Tenor
A tenor indicating how long it will take for a financial instrument to reach maturity.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| BusinessDayConvention
A convention defining how to adjust a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| HolidayCalendarId
An identifier for a holiday calendar.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DateSequence
A series of dates identified by name.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| HolidayCalendar
A holiday calendar, classifying dates as holidays or business days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BusinessDayAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date if it falls on a day other than a business day.
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| DayCount
A convention defining how to calculate fractions of a year.
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| DaysAdjustment
An adjustment that alters a date by adding a period of days.
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| Tenor
A tenor indicating how long it will take for a financial instrument to reach maturity.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AdjustableDate
An adjustable date.
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