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| {{=T("Synchronization allows you to share data that you have with others and update your own database with latest data from other peers. This page provides you with information about how to use the synchronization features of Sahana Eden")}}. {{=T("For more information, see ")}}{{=T("this")}}. | |
| {{=T("To begin the sync process, click the button on the right => ")}} |
| {{=T("You can change the configuration of synchronization module in the Settings section. This configuration includes your UUID (unique identification number), sync schedules, beacon service and so on. Click the following link to go to the Sync Settings page.")}} | {{=T("Sync Settings")}} >> |
| {{=T("Sync Partners are instances or peers (SahanaEden, SahanaAgasti, Ushahidi, etc.) that you want to sync information with. Click on the link on the right to go the page where you can add sync partners, search for sync partners and modify them.")}} | {{=T("Sync Partners")}} >> |
| {{=T("When syncing data with others, conflicts happen in cases when two (or more) parties want to sync information which both of them have modified, i.e. conflicting information. Sync module tries to resolve such conflicts automatically but in some cases it can't. In those cases, it is up to you to resolve those conflicts manually, click on the link on the right to go to this page.")}} | {{=T("Sync Conflicts")}} >> |
| {{=T("For each sync partner, there is a default sync job that runs after a specified interval of time. You can also set up more sync jobs which could be customized on your needs. Click the link on the right to get started.")}} | {{=T("Sync Schedule")}} >> |
| {{=T("This page shows you logs of past syncs. Click on the link below to go to this page.")}} | {{=T("Sync History")}} >> |


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hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden
daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and
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Take this kiss upon the brow! And, in parting from you
now, Thus much let me avow — You are not wrong, who deem
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In a night, or in a day, In a vision, or in none, Is it
therefore the less gone? All that we see or seem Is but a
dream within a dream.
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hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand — How few!
yet how they creep Through my fingers to the deep, While I
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tighter clasp? O God! can I not save One from the pitiless
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Owner:
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Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black
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I don't know exactly what a prayer is. I do know how to
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waves in glee: A poet could not but be gay, In such a jocund
company: I gazed—and gazed—but little thought What wealth the
show to me had brought: For oft, when on my couch I lie In vacant
or in pensive mood, They flash upon that inward eye Which is the
bliss of solitude; And then my heart with pleasure fills, And
dances with the daffodils.
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USTC campus network
问题描述 :
USTC campus network is a huge network. There is a bi-directional link between every pair of computers in the network. One of the computers is the BBS server, which is so popular that thousands of people log on it every day. Recently some links of the network are damaged by the rainstorm. The network administrator is going to check which computers are still connected with the BBS server directly or indirectly.
You are to help the administrator to report the number of computers still connecting with the BBS server (not including itself).
输入:
The input consists of multiple test cases. Each test case starts with a line containing two integers N and M (1 ≤ N ≤ 10,000, 0 ≤ M ≤ 1,000,000), which are the number of computers and the number of damaged links in USTC campus network, respectively. The computers are numbered from 1 to N and computer 1 is the BBS server.
Each of the following M lines contains two integers A and B(1 ≤ A ≤ N, 1 ≤ B ≤ N, A ≠ B), which means the link between computer A and B is damaged. A link will appear at most once.
Each of the following M lines contains two integers A and B(1 ≤ A ≤ N, 1 ≤ B ≤ N, A ≠ B), which means the link between computer A and B is damaged. A link will appear at most once.
The last test case is followed by a line containing two zeros.
输出:
The input consists of multiple test cases. Each test case starts with a line containing two integers N and M (1 ≤ N ≤ 10,000, 0 ≤ M ≤ 1,000,000), which are the number of computers and the number of damaged links in USTC campus network, respectively. The computers are numbered from 1 to N and computer 1 is the BBS server.
Each of the following M lines contains two integers A and B(1 ≤ A ≤ N, 1 ≤ B ≤ N, A ≠ B), which means the link between computer A and B is damaged. A link will appear at most once.
Each of the following M lines contains two integers A and B(1 ≤ A ≤ N, 1 ≤ B ≤ N, A ≠ B), which means the link between computer A and B is damaged. A link will appear at most once.
The last test case is followed by a line containing two zeros.
样例输入:
3 2 1 2 1 3 4 3 1 2 3 2 4 2 0 0
样例输出:
Case 1: 0 Case 2: 2
题意：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=2463
原来是一个完全图，去掉一些边，问最后跟1相连的点有几个。
题解：
bfs+数据结构。感觉数据结构还是很神的。用vector存删去的边，用pre去判断和队列顶点相连的点。好神。
#include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <vector> #include <cstring> #include <queue> #define maxn 10010 using namespace std; int n,m,a,b; int pre[maxn]; vector <int> map[maxn]; bool vis[maxn]; int solve(){ queue <int> q; memset(vis,0,sizeof(vis)); memset(pre,0,sizeof(pre)); vis[1] = 1; q.push(1); int ans = 0; while(!q.empty()){ int now = q.front(); q.pop(); for(int i = 0; i < map[now].size(); i ++) pre[map[now][i]] = now; for(int i = 1; i <= n;i ++) if(!vis[i] && pre[i] != now) vis[i] = true, q.push(i),ans ++; } return ans; } int main(){ int ca = 1; while(~scanf("%d%d",&n,&m) && (n || m)){ for(int i = 1; i <= n; i ++) map[i].clear(); for(int i = 0; i < m; i ++){ scanf("%d%d",&a,&b); map[a].push_back(b); map[b].push_back(a); } printf("Case %d: %d\n",ca ++ ,solve()); } return 0; }
解题转自：http://blog.csdn.net/julyana_lin/article/details/7982131
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原来如此 了解了
很全很强大！
这配图…..
第二个方法很不错啊
确实有点难度，搞了好久。int溢出要注意
大致看了下，算法的时间复杂度没有很本性的提升，算不上高效。


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# File app/models/project.rb, line 163 def access_options UsersProject.access_roles end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 96 def active joins(:issues, :notes, :merge_requests).order("issues.created_at, notes.created_at, merge_requests.created_at DESC") end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 104 def find_with_namespace(id) if id.include?("/") id = id.split("/") namespace_id = Namespace.find_by_path(id.first).id where(namespace_id: namespace_id).find_by_path(id.second) else where(path: id, namespace_id: nil).last end end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 100 def search query where("projects.name LIKE :query OR projects.path LIKE :query", query: "%#{query}%") end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 208 def build_commit_note(commit) notes.new(commit_id: commit.id, noteable_type: "Commit") end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 176 def check_limit unless owner.can_create_project? errors[:base] << ("Your own projects limit is #{owner.projects_limit}! Please contact administrator to increase it") end rescue errors[:base] << ("Can't check your ability to create project") end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 253 def code path end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 216 def commit_line_notes(commit) notes.where(commit_id: commit.id, noteable_type: "Commit").where("line_code IS NOT NULL") end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 212 def commit_notes(commit) notes.where(commit_id: commit.id, noteable_type: "Commit", line_code: nil) end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 204 def common_notes notes.where(noteable_type: ["", nil]).inc_author_project end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 168 def git_error? error_code == :gitolite end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 248 def gitlab_ci? gitlab_ci_service && gitlab_ci_service.active end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 240 def issues_labels issues.tag_counts_on(:labels) end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 257 def items_for entity case entity when 'issue' then issues when 'merge_request' then merge_requests end end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 228 def last_activity last_event end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 232 def last_activity_date last_event.try(:created_at) || updated_at end
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# File app/models/project.rb, line 184 def repo_name denied_paths = %w(gitolite-admin admin dashboard groups help profile projects search) if denied_paths.include?(path) errors.add(:path, "like #{path} is not allowed") end end
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public class PlainTCPSocketChannel extends PlainChannel
PlainTCPChannel
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both to send and receive.| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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PlainTCPSocketChannel.Message
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PlainTCPSocketChannel(java.net.InetAddress ipAddress,
int port,
boolean checkIdentity,
SocketPartyData me)
A constructor that create the socket address according to the given ip and port and set the state of this channel to not ready.
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PlainTCPSocketChannel(java.net.InetSocketAddress socketAddress,
boolean checkIdentity,
SocketPartyData me)
A constructor that set the given socket address and set the state of this channel to not ready.
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close()
Closes the sockets and all other used resources.
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connect()
Connects the socket to the InetSocketAddress of this object.
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isClosed()
Checks if the channel os closed or not.
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receive()
Receives the message sent by the other user of the channel.
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send(java.io.Serializable msg)
Sends the message to the other user of the channel with TCP protocol.
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setReceiveSocket(java.net.Socket socket)
Sets the receive socket and the input stream.
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public PlainTCPSocketChannel(java.net.InetAddress ipAddress, int port, boolean checkIdentity, SocketPartyData me)
ipAddress
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socketAddress
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msg
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java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
- The Class of the serialized object cannot be found.java.io.IOException
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public boolean isClosed()
public boolean connect()
SocketCommunicationSetup
which keeps trying until it succeeds or a timeout has
been reached.After the connection has succeeded the output stream is set for the send function.
java.io.IOException
public void setReceiveSocket(java.net.Socket socket)
socket
- the receive socket to set.


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Abstract: Pairwise coupling is a popular multi-class classiﬁcation method that combines together all pairwise comparisons for each pair of classes. This paper presents two approaches for obtaining class probabilities. Both methods can be reduced to linear systems and are easy to implement. We show conceptually and experimentally that the proposed approaches are more stable than two existing popular methods: voting and [3]. 1
[1] C.-C. Chang and C.-J. Lin. LIBSVM: a library for support vector machines, 2001. Software available at http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/˜cjlin/libsvm.
[2] J. Friedman. Another approach to polychotomous classiﬁcation. Technical report, Department of Statistics, Stanford University, 1996. Available at http://www-stat.stanford.edu/reports/friedman/poly.ps.Z.
[3] T. Hastie and R. Tibshirani. Classiﬁcation by pairwise coupling. The Annals of Statistics, 26(1):451–471, 1998.
[4] J. J. Hull. A database for handwritten text recognition research. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 16(5):550–554, May 1994.
[5] D. R. Hunter. MM algorithms for generalized Bradley-Terry models. The Annals of Statistics, 2004. To appear.
[6] S. Knerr, L. Personnaz, and G. Dreyfus. Single-layer learning revisited: a stepwise procedure for building and training a neural network. In J. Fogelman, editor, Neurocomputing: Algorithms, Architectures and Applications. Springer-Verlag, 1990.
[7] Y. LeCun, L. Bottou, Y. Bengio, and P. Haffner. Gradient-based learning applied to document recognition. Proceedings of the IEEE, 86(11):2278–2324, November 1998. MNIST database available at http://yann.lecun.com/exdb/mnist/.
[8] H.-T. Lin, C.-J. Lin, and R. C. Weng. A note on Platt’s probabilistic outputs for support vector machines. Technical report, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Taiwan University, 2003.
[9] D. Michie, D. J. Spiegelhalter, and C. C. Taylor. Machine Learning, Neural and Statistical Classiﬁcation. Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1994. Data available at http://www.ncc.up.pt/liacc/ML/statlog/datasets.html.
[10] J. Platt. Probabilistic outputs for support vector machines and comparison to regularized like¨ lihood methods. In A. Smola, P. Bartlett, B. Scholkopf, and D. Schuurmans, editors, Advances in Large Margin Classiﬁers, Cambridge, MA, 2000. MIT Press.
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Moderate earthquake rattles southern France, 1 injured
by The Associated Press, StaffPARIS -- A moderate earthquake measuring 5.4 in magnitude struck a remote part of southern France Monday seriously injuring one person, authorities said, adding that they are investigating reports of light damage to about a dozen buildings.
France's earthquake detection agency said the quake struck at noon local time (11am GMT) and had its epicenter near the town of Montelimar in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region, which is between Lyon and Marseille.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake was of magnitude 4.8. Different earthquake monitoring institutes often provide varying magnitude estimates.
Local authorities said one unnamed Montelimar resident was seriously injured, but provided no further detail. The regional governor's office said firefighters were visiting "around 15" sites in the surrounding area to monitor the situation.
It added that there was no serious damage recorded in any nearby buildings -- and no damage at all at the nearby nuclear power plant of Tricastin.
According to messages posted on social networks, a slight jolt was felt in Montpellier, Lyon, St Etienne, Grenoble, Avignon and Marseille.


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public class ValentineESP
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ValentineESP.CallbackData
Class to hold the callback data.
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class |
ValentineESP.DeregCallbackInfo
Class to hold information about callbacks that are waiting to be deregistered
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ValentineESP(int secondsToWait,
Context context) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clearAllCallbacks()
This method will remove all callbacks set up using registerForCallbacks.
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void |
clearCallbacks(PacketId _type)
This method will clear all callbacks set up using registerForCallbacks for the packet id passed in
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void |
deregisterForNoDataNotification()
Deregister callbacks set up using registerForNoDataNotification.
|
void |
deregisterForPacket(PacketId _type,
java.lang.Object _object)
This method will deregister callback set up using registerForPacket.
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void |
deregisterForPacket(PacketId _type,
java.lang.Object _object,
java.lang.String _method)
This method will deregister callback set up using registerForPacket.
|
void |
deregisterForStopNotification()
This removes all registrations for callbacks to be notified when the ESP client stops.
|
void |
doUnsupportedDeviceCallback()
Notifies who ever is registered to receiver the Unsupported Device callback.
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java.lang.String |
getConnectedBTDeviceName()
Returns a human friendly name for the connected V1Connection.
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DemoData |
getDemoData()
Return the last demo mode data file contents loaded in.
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boolean |
getIsConnected()
Returns if the library has an active Bluetooth connection.
|
boolean |
getProtectLegacyMode()
Get the current state of Legacy Mode protection provided by the ESP library.
|
BluetoothSocket |
getSocket()
Deprecated.
DO NOT USE. THIS METHOD WILL BE REMOVED IN THE NEXT API RELEASE.
|
boolean |
isInDemoMode()
This method will allow the caller to determine if the ESP library is operating in demo mode or not.
|
boolean |
isRegisteredForPacket(PacketId _type,
java.lang.Object _object)
This method will allow the caller to determine if they have already registered for a specific packet using registerForPacket.
|
boolean |
isRunning()
This method will allow the caller to determine if this object is currently set up to process ESP data.
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void |
notifyNoData()
Performs the registerForNoDataNotification callback.
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void |
onConnectEvent(boolean isConnected)
A callback method that gets triggered when a connection event completes.
|
void |
onConnectionLoss()
A callback method that gets triggered when a connection loss occurs.
|
void |
onDisconnected()
A callback method that gets triggered when a disconnection event completes.
|
boolean |
registerForConnectEvent(java.lang.String callbackMethod,
java.lang.Object callbackOwner)
Registers an object with this class to receive a connection event.
|
boolean |
registerForDisconnectEvent(java.lang.String callbackMethod,
java.lang.Object callbackOwner)
Registers an object with this class to receive a disconnection event.
|
void |
registerForNoDataNotification(java.lang.Object _noDataObject,
java.lang.String _noDataFunction)
Register a function to be notified if the ESP client has not received any data from the Valentine One after X seconds.
|
void |
registerForPacket(PacketId _type,
java.lang.Object _callBackObject,
java.lang.String _method)
This registers an object/function combination to be notified when a specific ESP packet is received.
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void |
registerForStopNotification(java.lang.Object _stopObject,
java.lang.String _stopFunction)
This registers an object/function combination to be notified when the ESP client stops.
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void |
sendPacket(ESPPacket _packet)
Send a packet to the hardware.
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void |
setDemoConfigurationCallbackData(java.lang.Object _owner,
java.lang.String _function)
Sets the callback data for when the demo data processing finds a User Settings packet in it.
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void |
setProtectLegacyMode(boolean val)
Set method to determine if the ESP library should protect legacy mode.
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void |
setUnsupportedCallbacks(java.lang.Object _obj,
java.lang.String _function)
This method will set up a callback to use when we determine that the running device may not support SPP.
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void |
startDemo(java.lang.String _demoData,
boolean _repeat)
Starts the ESP Library demo mode.
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int |
startUpAsync(BluetoothDevice deviceToConnect,
ConnectionType connectionType)
Asynchronously connects to deviceToConnect using the specified connectionType.
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boolean |
startUpSync(BluetoothDevice deviceToConnect)
Deprecated.
DO NOT USE. THIS METHOD WILL BE REMOVED IN THE NEXT API RELEASE.
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void |
stopAsync()
Asynchronously disconnect from the V1Connection and shuts down the ESP Library.
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boolean |
stopDemo(boolean _restartLiveMode)
Stop demo mode and optionally establish a new bluetooth connection.
|
void |
stopSync()
Deprecated.
DO NOT USE. THIS METHOD WILL BE REMOVED IN THE NEXT API RELEASE.
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public boolean isInDemoMode()
public boolean getIsConnected()
public void setUnsupportedCallbacks(java.lang.Object _obj, java.lang.String _function)
_obj
- The object that will receive the unsupported callback._function
- The function to be called,public void setDemoConfigurationCallbackData(java.lang.Object _owner, java.lang.String _function)
_owner
- Object to be notified when there is a demo data user settings object in the demo data_function
- Function to be calledpublic boolean startUpSync(BluetoothDevice deviceToConnect)
deviceToConnect
- A V1Connection you want to make a connection with.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if called from the UI (Main) Thread.public void onConnectEvent(boolean isConnected)
isConnected
- true if the connection event results in a connection, false otherwise.public void onDisconnected()
public void onConnectionLoss()
public int startUpAsync(BluetoothDevice deviceToConnect, ConnectionType connectionType)
deviceToConnect
- A V1Connection you want to make a connection to.connectionType
- The ConnectionType to use when connecting with the V1Connection. Valid values are: ConnectionType.V1Connection
, ConnectionType.V1Connection_LE
public void setProtectLegacyMode(boolean val)
val
- The new value of this setting.public boolean getProtectLegacyMode()
public boolean registerForDisconnectEvent(java.lang.String callbackMethod, java.lang.Object callbackOwner)
callbackMethod
- The method name inside of the object that would like to receive a disconnection event. The method name is case sensitive.callbackOwner
- The object to which the method belongs.public boolean registerForConnectEvent(java.lang.String callbackMethod, java.lang.Object callbackOwner)
callbackMethod
- The method name inside of the object that would like to receive a disconnection event.
The method must accept a boolean flag that indicates if the connection event resulted in a connection. The method name is case sensitive.callbackOwner
- The object to which the method belongs.public void registerForStopNotification(java.lang.Object _stopObject, java.lang.String _stopFunction)
_stopObject
- Object with the function to be called_stopFunction
- Function to be calledpublic void deregisterForStopNotification()
_stopObject
- Object with the function to be called_stopFunction
- Function to be calledpublic void registerForPacket(PacketId _type, java.lang.Object _callBackObject, java.lang.String _method)
_type
- - The packet id the registration is for._callBackObject
- - The object to use for the callback._method
- - The method in _callbackObject to call.public void deregisterForPacket(PacketId _type, java.lang.Object _object, java.lang.String _method)
_type
- The packet id to deregister._object
- The object to deregister._method
- The callback method.public void deregisterForPacket(PacketId _type, java.lang.Object _object)
_type
- - The packet id to deregister._object
- - The object to deregister._method
- - The name of the callback method.public boolean isRegisteredForPacket(PacketId _type, java.lang.Object _object)
_type
- - The PacketId to search for._object
- - The object to search for.public void stopSync()
deviceToConnect
- A V1Connection you want to make a connection with.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if called from the UI (Main) Thread.public void stopAsync()
public void sendPacket(ESPPacket _packet)
_packet
- - The packet to send.public void startDemo(java.lang.String _demoData, boolean _repeat)
_demoData
- String containing demo mode data._repeat
- Indicates if the the demo mode data should loop indefinitely.public boolean stopDemo(boolean _restartLiveMode)
_restartLiveMode
- If true, an attempt will be made to connect to the last used V1Connection.public void clearAllCallbacks()
public void clearCallbacks(PacketId _type)
_type
- - The packet id to deregister.public void registerForNoDataNotification(java.lang.Object _noDataObject, java.lang.String _noDataFunction)
_noDataObject
- The object with the function to be notified when there is no data from the Valentine One._noDataFunction
- The callback function to receive the no data event.public void deregisterForNoDataNotification()
public void notifyNoData()
public DemoData getDemoData()
public void doUnsupportedDeviceCallback()
public boolean isRunning()
@Deprecated public BluetoothSocket getSocket()
BluetoothSocket
of the current Bluetooth connection (IF SUPPORTED).BluetoothSocket
of the current Bluetooth connection, if available, otherwise, null.
(Bluetooth LE connections do not using BluetoothSockets so null will always be returned)public java.lang.String getConnectedBTDeviceName()


these are the errors I keep on getting:
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Exception in thread "RMI TCP Connection(3)-<IP_ADDRESS>" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Exception in thread "RMI RenewClean-[<IP_ADDRESS>:62541]" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Exception in thread "RMI TCP Connection(idle)" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
I have several menu actors all with the same code except with different names, my question is how to avoid the heap space error, and is it a code problem or something else?
Thanks! :)


A skeleton C++ application that makes use of the GLFW library and CMake to enable rapid cross-platform hacking with OpenGL.
glfw-skeleton on github


NOTES for
- x.appcache it will store all the file which will be refered in the manifest file on the local machine
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mainfest file is divided into 3 parts as follows
- CACHE it will download it
- Network it need network so it does not download it
- Fallback it will be download it will be displayed if the requestedd site is not avaliable in the cache
- to save the page atleast it should be visited once
- Manifest File - it contains a list of urls
- in this example
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CACHE
- homepage
- page1
- page2
- page3
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NETWORK
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FALLBACK


CS-Script settings can be viewed/edited with the CS-Script configuration console. However some of the settings can be adjusted without launching the whole configuration console but rather specialised utility, which provides more detailed view of a particular settings group. CS-Scriptcomes with a set of such utilities, and any of them can be launched either from the confiiguration console or as a standalone applications. The following is a brief description of the these utilities.
The first two columns in the grid represent current state of the IDE version (installed or not) and sate of the CS-Script toolbar (present or not). The rest of the columns contain action buttons which are enabled if the action the button is triggering is allowed for the current IDE state.
CS-Script Visual Studio tollbar contains buttons for launching the foolowing actions (v2.1):
Tollbar is implemented as not as Visual Studio Add-in but rather as a Visual Studio External Tool This way it can be installed on both full and express deitions of MS Visual Studio. If you press Insert button the tollbar will be inserted into the current layout: Visual Studio will retain all it's current settings. If you select Import cs-script\Lib\CSScript-Toolbar.vssettings will be imoretd in the same way as if you do it manually "Tools"->"Import and Export Settings..." thus some of the current settings may be lost.
Note: Because of the VS2010 customization model limitations toolbar custom command buttons do not support images any more: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=511327&wa=wsignin1.0
CS-Script code snippets
The collection of the CS-script specific code snippets is located in cs-script\Lib\Code Snippets\Visual C# (CS-Script) directory. You can add, remove or modify any code snippet even after snippets installation.
In addition to the ability to change SearchDirs from the configuration console (Runtime options page) you can manage the search directories from the specialised configuration console.
It also allows adding new search directory from command-line:


Like many students and alumni, Christiansen, a senior studying strategic communication, greatly missed Ohio University’s Homecoming celebrations when they were made virtual for safety during the COVID-19 pandemic. Though she understood why and was happy to make the sacrifice, the day still stood out as a sore spot, and she missed the events with her choir, Ohio Bella Voce, and breakfast with the Public Relations Student Society of America, or PRSSA. She missed the bustling crowds of students and alumni who took over Athens for the Homecoming parade.
She exchanged texts with her father, an alumnus, on that day, and hoped for a future in which Homecoming would return to OU.
After a year, it will.
Both the Homecoming football game and other celebrations were historically canceled in 2020. Homecoming celebrations this year will include the Yell Like Hell Pep Rally on Friday, the Homecoming Parade Saturday morning and the football game against Central Michigan in the afternoon, but the occasion has always been more than just the day’s events.
The legacy of gathering Bobcats young and old together dates back as early as 1919, when Ohio University’s newspaper, Green and White, had a section explaining it expected to see a large number of OU alumni at the game against Denison University, according to the It’s All Coming Back exhibit from Bill Kimok, OU’s archivist.
Ohio’s Homecoming football game has been played every year since, with notable exceptions in the 1940s, when OU didn’t have enough students to play because of the U.S. Army’s requirement that men in its college training units not partake in collegiate sports.
Throughout other times of national struggle, like the fall after students were kicked off campus because of protests against the Vietnam War and a month and a half after the events of 9/11, OU held its Homecoming football game, and students and alumni alike gathered in Athens to celebrate the school they love.
“Perhaps the fact that Homecoming — or Home Coming, as it was spelled then — was introduced and was relatively successful at OU in 1919, smack dab in the middle of the Spanish (Flu) pandemic, was an indication that future Homecomings would be held and be successful in other times of crises,” Kimok said in an email.
After a year of built-up feelings and national stress, Homecoming at OU this year serves as a time to join together with a community that has struggled to safely gather for over a year now. The traditions, some of them done for 100 years, have a significance in providing comfort and bonding together the community during tumultuous moments.
“In challenging times it seems that Americans, and probably people more broadly, take comfort in maintaining existing customs or generating new ones,” Brian Schoen, a professor of history at OU, said in an email. “When everything seems in flux and there is so much uncertainty, we understandably appreciate activities that remind us of constancy and of better times.”
For students like Christiansen, the return of Homecoming is a welcome return of some — but not all — normalcy.
“I'm so excited. For the last two-and-a-half weeks, it’s all I’ve been able to think about,” Christiansen said. “I know that everyone's going to be bursting with excitement, and it's going to be, I think, really special, hopefully, to have a sense of normalcy and be back celebrating OU and cheering on the football team and cheering the 110 and all that good stuff.”
In 1946, after the end of World War II, the Homecoming football game against Miami had the greatest attendance the stadium has ever seen, holding 12,236 rowdy fans, as well as the longest Homecoming parade up to that point.
Featured in Kimok’s exhibit, the Athena, the title of OU’s yearbook at the time, from 1946 talks about the first Homecoming after the war.
Although the U.S. isn’t out of the COVID-19 pandemic yet, the first Homecoming since the beginning of the pandemic can certainly have a similar energy.
Sophomore Katie Wilson, who is studying psychology, said she has heard a lot about Homecoming from her sorority, talking about the events upcoming this year and feeling the excitement in the air from the impending celebrations.
“I know last year, for some upperclassmen, missing Homecoming was a big deal, and they really missed out on a lot because it's been so amazing in years past,” Wilson said. “I'm just happy that we get to participate in events. It's some sort of normalcy for all of us.”
Other organizations have passed on the legacy of Homecoming as well, freshman Jake Burke, who is studying aviation, said.
“I just heard that it's a week-long thing where people just get together, meet everybody on campus,” Burke, a player on the hockey team, said. “This is a welcoming opportunity, a second welcome week, so to speak.”
The hockey team has three games during Homecoming week, and Burke said he is especially looking forward to the Homecoming crowd of fans. The hockey team’s alumni are the biggest supporters of the program.
“We owe them everything,” Burke said.
A fondness for the alumni community of OU graduates spreads across organizations and colleges, with many students looking forward to seeing graduates they knew as students — or even those who left before they got here.
For Grant Schroeder, a senior studying engineering technology and management, the highlight of Homecoming weekend is seeing his family, who has been gathering together during OU Homecomings for nearly eight years. He looks forward to celebrating with them again this year after the hiatus.
“It makes it more of a family gathering instead of just them visiting me,” Schroeder said.
Ashley Wagoner, a junior studying nursing, also has alumni in the family on her dad’s side. Homecoming has been a lifelong event, Wagoner said, with a parent as an alumnus. This year, she is especially looking forward to the parade.
“I think it's a big deal that it’s happening this year, just like everyone coming back and you haven't seen these people in forever,” Wagoner said.
Garrett DeMoss, a junior studying criminology, remembers the crowds of alumni gathering as early as 3:30 p.m. Friday afternoon when he got out of class, already starting to have a good time.
The next day, when he woke up to march in the parade with the Air Force ROTC, he remembered the atmosphere that morning on his way to the meetup point.
“I was in transit to the point where we started marching,” DeMoss said. “I remember there were tons of kids still up and about at 6:30 in the morning. It was an insane amount.”
Marching behind the band and the cheerleaders in his first Homecoming parade, he remembers the excitement of all the people watching from the sidelines. Alumni and students bounced about as they gathered together, and DeMoss recalls meeting a group of Bobcats who returned to be together just to have a good time, years after their time at OU came to a close.
This year, DeMoss will be in the parade with the Air Force ROTC again and, afterward, he’ll go to a cookout out toward The Ridges with the same group.
Wagoner and Schroeder will be spending the day with their families, enjoying Athens with the people who enjoyed it before them.
Burke is looking forward to seeing the cheering crowds at all three hockey matches and said he is thankful he goes to a university where everyone is so willing to socialize and make friends.
Wilson is spending the week doing activities with her sorority and is excited to attend her first Homecoming football game.
Although there won’t be quite as many Homecoming events as in years past with her choir, Christiansen has a concert Friday night with her group, even if it won’t get to host its alumni as it has previously.
However, she is excited to go to her last Yell Like Hell Pep Rally as a student, to have breakfast with PRSSA and partake in the weekend’s exciting activities.
One of her favorite parts of the weekend is the 110 Alumni Band, made up of graduates of the Marching 110, who march in the parade every year. The sense of community and the joy all of them have while marching brought Christiansen to tears the first time she saw them all marching together, with the older members of the band being just as joyful and youthful as its younger members.
The group marching, alongside the thousands of people watching them in their green and white Bobcat attire, represents the broader strength of the Bobcat community for Christiansen. For everyone who leaves here, it’s an important sign that so many return as they’re able.
“I think the biggest thing about Homecoming to me has always been you get to see all these alumni come back in. It just goes to show how special OU is,” Christiansen said. “They have been gone from the school for however many years, but it still holds such a big piece of their heart that they were willing to take time out of their busy lives to come and celebrate for a whole weekend. I think that that really is a testament to the type of culture we have here.”
For those who are too busy to return for the celebrations, Christiansen said she sees them share memories and pictures in their Bobcat gear on social media. However, seeing the crowds on the street while marching in the parade with her choir has given her a stronger understanding of the bond of the OU community.
This year, Christiansen is immensely excited to see two of her closest friends who have graduated return for the festivities. However, there is one more thing she’d really like to see this weekend.
“I'm hoping we can pull out the win over Central Michigan,” Christiansen said. “That would really be the icing on the cake.”


Here, you can put the link of the manga that you want to be checked, be sure that it is in mangaOwl, and that is on an specific manga!


You Choose Your Team Of The Week
by Soccer LadumaThis week’s action saw a healthy dose of Absa Premiership action reach our screens. However, the Soweto Derby, in particular, was certainly the pick of the weekend’s fixtures and it didn’t fail to disappoint.
In Friday’s late kick-off between Bidvest Wits and SuperSport United, Matsatsantsa snatched all three points late on, with a Sipho Mbule header.
The second Soweto Derby of the season was nothing short of spectacular. A five-goal thriller, filled with goals, cards, and great entertainment. Viewed by many as the best derby in years, Kaizer Chiefs came away the happier side, as they extended their lead to 10 points at the top of the table.
Norman Mapeza earned Chippa United’s first victory of the season, away to AmaZulu in the heavy KZN rain.
Sunday saw a shock result, as Steve Khompela’s Golden Arrows defeated reigning Absa Premiership champions, Mamelodi Sundowns, in a wet and muddy Harry Gwala Stadium.
With that brief summary of the weekend’s results, have a go at selecting your Team of the Week and see how close you get to the official Soccer Laduma selection.


Warming up to new work Tweet
Sink or Swim. Never forget to play.
Just a little over a month left. I’ve done all the paper work and now I’m going to slowly warm up to the new work I’m about to do as well as start the more rigorous work for the dissertation.
I feel overwhelmed though. It’s a different kind of discomfort to start some work you have very little experience with. It’s also hard to just start working if there’s a lot of work to be done.  It’s like when you have a puzzle or some physics problem, the solution is not always straightforward. The tendency is for me when I am uninterested, due to my mood or whatever reason, is to ignore it. Save myself from the cognitive load. But when I am interested, or when I make myself interested, I will explore all the facets of the puzzle. And then sometimes, I’d be lucky it becomes clear how I get to the finish line.
I find the comparison of finding a new place, maybe a friend’s place to this process we’re talking about. When we don’t know the neighborhood, what we can do is walk around randomly, and eventually we naturally build a mental map of the area. With that mental map, we can systematically go from one point to another with very little difficulty. This is the reason why I think it’s good to play around and try out new things. Just jump in the water and have fun! And it becomes easier to get over the fear of sinking for me.
I guess this is a good reminder for myself to start playing around again after a long while of deliberately preparing for an things. It’s exploration and “diffuse” thinking mode ON again. Should be fun!


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"FKA twigs is unlike anything you've ever seen or heard before. Meet the British avant-pop auteur rewriting the sound of modern music. Her commitment to artistic fearlessness couldn’t be more evident than in her lyrics. Her songs speak of lust, longing, paranoia and obsession, underpinned with raw melancholic sensuality that teeters from submissive to dominant within a few bars." - DAZED Magazine


LARP stands for Live Action Role Playing. That's what most LARPers will agree on. It is interactive improvisation, between people who are each playing a persona. After that, ask ten different LARPers what they think LARP is, and you may get twelve or thirteen different answers!
That's because there are all sorts of games and players. LARP is not solely medieval fantasy games, or dark games filled with vampires, or mysteries where everyone tries to find out who did it, or games where people wear armor and beat on each other with padded weapons, or...
LARP is all of these, and more.
There are some things in common amongst all of these games. Everyone at the game comes in character. You play a role, like the Russian ambassador to Germany, the drummer from the band Toxic Waste, or the doctor on board a luxury starliner. For the duration of the game, you dress, speak, act and live the part. You've got an agenda for the game - a list of things that you must accomplish. Some tasks are easy, some things are hard. Some players may be working towards the same goals as you, while others may be working against you.
There's no script. You improvise all your lines. You don't operate in a vacuum, because you have a character description, a background history of who you're trying to be.
You're also not alone. Games can be small, with only a few characters, they can be large, with upwards of sixty or seventy players, or they can be huge. Games can last a few minutes, four, six, or eight hours, an entire weekend, or even longer, played in several sessions. A good LARP can be an amazing experience and incredibly fun to play.
Why LARP?
Because it's fun! People roleplay for a whole number of reasons. Some for escapism because it's lots of fun to be someone else for a few hours or a few days at a time, for the social aspects of the game and the opportunity to meet new people and for the pure exhilaration of letting your mind run wild in a world of complete fantasy. Some players of LC style games like the opportunity to get away from their desks and do something physical in the fresh air.
I play tabletop role playing games, is this similar?
Yes, there are many similarities, but there are also many differences. In a tabletop game you describe what your character is doing, but in a Live Action game you do the actions your character does.


::GLOBAL PAGES(Logged in or not)::
Home/News
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Login(IF NOT LOGGED IN)
::PASSIVE/ASLEEP::
Profile
Bloodline
Messages
Inbox(all messages)
View message
Send message(mod: warning option)
Settings (Password, Avatar, Journal)
Equip
Jutsu
Items
Members
Lists
View user
-Mod options-
Ban(direct to mod ban page to choose game/social/nindo)
Remove journal/avatar
Home
Social
Academy/Sensei/Shinobi Shop
Jutsu
Gear
Consumables
Village HQ
Wake up/Sleep (depending on current status)
::ACTION-ORIENTED/AWAKE::
Training
Travel
Ramen Shop
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Search Area(PvP)
::STAFF PAGES::
Mod panel
Ban(social/game/journal)
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[HM]Ban IP
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new GueTasks()
constructor - Doesn't do anything interesting
- Source:
Methods
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addTask(name, dependencies, action)
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addTask - Add a new task This just calls new GueTask and puts the result onto the task list dependencies are optional, if only two arguments are passed then the 2nd argument is assumed to be the task itself and must be a function You can just have dependencies without a task (for task group aliases)
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
string Description dependencies
array | function A list of tasks (or the action function if there are no dependencies) action
function The action to run after dependencies have been met - Source:
Example
// Add a new task named myTask that runs console.log('foo') when executed addTask('myTask', () =>{ return Promise.resolve('foo') } // Add a new task named ourTask that runs myTask and yourTask addTask('ourTask', ['yourTask','myTask']); // Add a new task named theirTask that runs ourTask before running // return Promise.resolve('woot') addTask('theirTask',['ourTask'], () =>{ return Promise.resolve('woot'); }
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runTask(taskName) → {promise}
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runTask - execute the action of a single task
Parameters:
Name Type Description taskName
string The name of the task to execute - Source:
Returns:
Resolved or rejected promise- Type
- promise
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runTaskParallel(tasks, swallowError) → {promise}
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runTaskParallel - Run tasks in parallel This will run tasks concurrently. Each task's dependencies will still run sequentially. If swallowError is true then a catch is added for each task that swallows the error
Parameters:
Name Type Default Description tasks
string | array One or more tasks to run swallowError
boolean false Set to true to ignore rejected tasks - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- promise


Source code for cqc.pythonLib_protocols.coinflip_leader
from cqc.pythonLib import CQCConnection, qubit
import math
[docs]class CoinflipConsensus:
def __init__(self, queue):
"""
Inits the algo with the list of candidates ids.
:param queue: the list of candidates ids.
"""
self.queue = queue
def _atomic_flip(self, candidate1, candidate2, coeff):
"""
Performs the basic biased coinflip between two parties.
:param candidate1: the first party id.
:param candidate2: the second party id.
:param coeff: bias.
:return: the winner id.
"""
with CQCConnection(candidate1) as Alice:
qA = qubit(Alice)
qB = qubit(Alice)
# Bias
angle = 2 * math.acos(coeff)
step = int(angle * 256 / (2 * math.pi))
qA.rot_Y(step)
qA.cnot(qB)
qB.X()
# Send qubit qB to Bob.
Alice.sendQubit(qB, candidate2)
# Measure the qubits.
measured_value = qA.measure()
with CQCConnection(candidate2) as Bob:
qB = Bob.recvQubit()
bob_value = qB.measure()
assert measured_value + bob_value == 1
if measured_value == 1: # `candidate1` is a winner.
return candidate1
else:
return candidate2
[docs] def leader(self):
"""
Executes the coinflip leader election algo.
:return: the selected leader id.
"""
assert len(self.queue) >= 2
winner = self.queue[0]
for i in range(2, len(self.queue) + 1):
# This is calculated to bias the every next coinflip to
# equalize candidates' chances to win.
coeff = math.sqrt(1 / i)
winner = self._atomic_flip(winner, self.queue[i - 1], coeff)
return winner


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Here is the list of all the respring logos currently on my repo!
As far as I know, they only work on Anemone, but if someone figures something out, please PM me!


A frozen moment in time. The achievement of eternal youth. An everlasting tribute to me and mine...
EXPLORE
I came, I saw and despite all odds, I conqured. Now I rain supreme, crowned by this eternal ball of flame against the ink dark of dusk. None is yet to reach my grace...
RELIVE
An ancient time teller defies life in this digital matrix it finds itself trapped in. Still, it offers no emotion. It remains gracious as if in full acceptance of it fate. Indeed, t'is the epitome of all that's bold and beautiful...


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org.simpleframework.xml.stream
Interface InputNode
- All Superinterfaces:
- Node
public interface InputNode
- extends Node
The InputNode
object represents an iterator for the
elements within an element. This allows the input node object to
become a self contained iterator for an element and its children.
Each child taken from the input node object, is itself an input
node, and can be used to explore its sub elements without having
any affect on its outer elements.
- Author:
- Niall Gallagher
|
Method Summary |
InputNode |
getAttribute(java.lang.String name)
Provides an attribute from the element represented. |
NodeMap<InputNode> |
getAttributes()
This returns a map of the attributes contained within the
element. |
InputNode |
getNext()
This returns the next child element within this element if
one exists. |
InputNode |
getNext(java.lang.String name)
This returns the next child in this element if that child
has the name provided. |
InputNode |
getParent()
This is used to acquire the Node that is the
parent of this node. |
Position |
getPosition()
This provides the position of this node within the document. |
java.lang.String |
getPrefix()
This is used to acquire the namespace prefix for the node. |
java.lang.String |
getReference()
This allows the namespace reference URI to be determined. |
java.lang.Object |
getSource()
This is used to return the source object for this node. |
boolean |
isElement()
This is used to determine if this node is an element. |
boolean |
isEmpty()
This is used to determine if this input node is empty. |
boolean |
isRoot()
This method is used to determine if this node is the root
node for the XML document. |
void |
skip()
This method is used to skip all child elements from this
element. |
isRoot
boolean isRoot()
- This method is used to determine if this node is the root
node for the XML document. The root node is the first node
in the document and has no sibling nodes. This is false
if the node has a parent node or a sibling node.
- Returns:
- true if this is the root node within the document
isElement
boolean isElement()
- This is used to determine if this node is an element. This
allows users of the framework to make a distinction between
nodes that represent attributes and nodes that represent
elements. This is particularly useful given that attribute
nodes do not maintain a node map of attributes.
- Returns:
- this returns true if the node is an element node
getPrefix
java.lang.String getPrefix()
- This is used to acquire the namespace prefix for the node.
If there is no namespace prefix for the node then this will
return null. Acquiring the prefix enables the qualification
of the node to be determined. It also allows nodes to be
grouped by its prefix and allows group operations.
- Returns:
- this returns the prefix associated with this node
getReference
java.lang.String getReference()
- This allows the namespace reference URI to be determined.
A reference is a globally unique string that allows the
node to be identified. Typically the reference will be a URI
but it can be any unique string used to identify the node.
This allows the node to be identified within the namespace.
- Returns:
- this returns the associated namespace reference URI
getPosition
Position getPosition()
- This provides the position of this node within the document.
This allows the user of this node to report problems with
the location within the document, allowing the XML to be
debugged if it does not match the class schema.
- Returns:
- this returns the position of the XML read cursor
getAttribute
InputNode getAttribute(java.lang.String name)
- Provides an attribute from the element represented. If an
attribute for the specified name does not exist within the
element represented then this method will return null.
- Parameters:
name
- this is the name of the attribute to retrieve
- Returns:
- this returns the value for the named attribute
getAttributes
NodeMap<InputNode> getAttributes()
- This returns a map of the attributes contained within the
element. If no elements exist within the element then this
returns an empty map.
- Returns:
- this returns a map of attributes for the element
getParent
InputNode getParent()
- This is used to acquire the
Node
that is the
parent of this node. This will return the node that is
the direct parent of this node and allows for siblings to
make use of nodes with their parents if required.
- Specified by:
getParent
in interface Node
- Returns:
- this returns the parent node for this node
getSource
java.lang.Object getSource()
- This is used to return the source object for this node. This
is used primarily as a means to determine which XML provider
is parsing the source document and producing the nodes. It
is useful to be able to determine the XML provider like this.
- Returns:
- this returns the source of this input node
getNext
InputNode getNext()
throws java.lang.Exception
- This returns the next child element within this element if
one exists. If all children have been read, or if there are
no child elements for this element then this returns null.
- Returns:
- this returns an input node for the next child
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- thrown if there was a parse error
getNext
InputNode getNext(java.lang.String name)
throws java.lang.Exception
- This returns the next child in this element if that child
has the name provided. If the next child element in this
node does not have the name given then null is returned.
- Parameters:
name
- this is the name of the next child element
- Returns:
- the next element if it has the name specified
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- thrown if there was a parse error
skip
void skip()
throws java.lang.Exception
- This method is used to skip all child elements from this
element. This allows elements to be effectively skipped such
that when parsing a document if an element is not required
then that element can be completely removed from the XML.
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- thrown if there was a parse error
isEmpty
boolean isEmpty()
throws java.lang.Exception
- This is used to determine if this input node is empty. An
empty node is one with no attributes or children. This can
be used to determine if a given node represents an empty
entity, with which no extra data can be extracted.
- Returns:
- this returns true if the node is an empty element
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- thrown if there was a parse error


About Us
Welcome to Spring Bloom, your number one source for all types of flowers. We're dedicated to giving you the very best of gifts, with a focus on quality and great service.
Founded in 1958 by Ahmad Khaled, Spring Bloom has come a long way from its beginnings in Amman. When Ahmad Khaled first started out, his passion for quality flowers drove him to find and locate the best source for flowers, so that Spring Bloom can offer you the world's most attractive products for your everyday celebrations. We now serve customers all over Jordan and the Middle-East region, and are thrilled that we're able to turn our passion into our own website.
We hope you enjoy our products as much as we enjoy offering them to you. If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely,
Ahmad Khaled


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Arsenal 'hand trial' to MLS wonderkid Cole Bassett over prospective transfer
Colorado Rapids teenager is to spend a week with Gunners' under-23s and hopes to show he can be a first-team player for Unai Emery's side
by Gareth BicknellArsenal could be set to sign MLS rising star Cole Bassett after handing the Colorado Rapids midfielder a week-long trial.
Bassett, 18, is a Gunners fan and is expected to train with Arsenal's under-18s during the international break.
The teenager is hoping to impress in a bid to break into Unai Emery's first-team plans, according to the Denver Post .
“As most people already know, this is my favourite club," he told the publication.
"I don’t know which team it will be because it’s an international break for them.
"Hopefully, there will be a couple of guys missing with the first team and I can get with them.
“But I’m just excited to get over there and show up basically.
Bassett was impressed by Arsenal when they played a friendly against Rapids.
“When Arsenal came over here and played us, you could see there are little things that they do that I just don’t quite have yet,” Bassett said.
“I’m eager to learn from them. Picking up things from every player will help improve my game. It’s going to be a great learning experience.”
Colorado Rapids are owned by the Kroenkes, who also own Arsenal - and that would help grease the wheels of the transfer if Bassett impresses during his trial.
Bassett broke into the Rapids' first team for the 2019 season after working his way through the club's youth system.
He made 20 appearances in his breakthrough season, scoring twice.
Rapids have already rejected interest in the player, with the Denver Post claiming that Freiburg made an offer for him after Bassett trained with the German club.
According to football stats website Transfermarkt he is valued at just £600,000 - so could prove a bargain if Arsenal decide to swoop for him in the January transfer window and Rapids can be persuaded to let him go.


Often the tools necessary to study, explore, and understand the ocean are rarely accessible to the vast majority of ocean users. By nurturing a community of low-cost, open-source hardware developers, scientists, and ocean stakeholders, we want to change that.
Whether you're a researcher looking for alternatives to expensive scientific gear, a citizen scientist interested in building a monitoring program, a fisherman exploring new tools to understand their catch, or an ocean enthusiast seeking new ways to interact with the sea, this community is for you.
Under each project, you will find links to resources, build guides, 3D-printer files, code repositories, and, eventually, databases. Each section project will also point you towards ways that you can help contribute to the project. We have assembled a Parts Depot with links to the commercial products used to build each tool.
The ocean belongs to all of us. Let’s ensure that everyone has access to the tools needed to understand it.
The OpenCTD is a low-cost, open-source oceanographic instrument for measuring conductivity, temperature, and depth down a vertical profile. The CTD is the workhorse of oceanography, allowing scientist to generate water column profiles.
Niskin3D is a low-cost, 3D printable Niskin bottle that allows users to take discrete water samples at specific depths or in specific environmental conditions. Niskin3D has been designed to integrate with the OpenROV, but it is adaptable to a variety of platforms.
The BeagleBox is a tough, single-board-computer-powered field laptop designed to fit into a Pelican case. It's suitable for basic computing and adaptable to a variety of needs.
Andrew is a deep-sea ecologist and conservation geneticist studying hydrothermal vents around the world. He wants to make oceanographic tools available to anyone interested in exploring and understanding the sea, from the highest alpine lakes to the deepest trenches.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Twitter: @sfriedscientist
Kersey is a marine ecologist who studies the effects of human disturbance on the seafloor, and develops marine technology to enhance human understanding of the ocean. His goal is to increase the capacity of ocean research through innovative technology, and by making ocean observation tools more cost accessible.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Twitter: @wormcam
Russell is a microbiology doctoral student interested in large-scale migration patterns of microbes. He is using cichlid fish as a model system for investigating how host-microbe associations have evolved over deep time. He is an advocate of Free Software, Open Hardware, Open Access scientific publishing and reproducible research.
Twitter: @ryneches


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WP-A stands for Web Powered Access, this software was made to help you reach out all the web and explore it via a minimal link getting you rid of problems.
WP-A.CO is an Open Source URL Shortener project that is being made with Python, SQLite, HTML and CSS. And this server runs at this specs
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Instanssi is a festival of digital creativity in Jyväskylä, Finland. Instanssi is a beginner-friendly event that anyone interested in digital culture can visit and enjoy. Instanssi offers workshops, presentations, and a friendly creative environment.
Bring the same necessities as you would to any other LAN-party or demoparty. Here is a small checklist to help you.
A list of forbidden items
Matrix: #instanssi:hacklab.fi
Telegram: https://telegram.me/Instanssi
These are chat rooms are bridged, so you can pick your favourite chat platform!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/instanssi
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/instanssi
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/InstanssiOrg


Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is coming back to Arizona
by Jessica GoodmanPHOENIX — This weekend, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is heading to Chandler, Glendale and Mesa as a part of their coast-to-coast wienie roast tour.
It's not their first time in Arizona. They are back to KETCHUP!
There will be the 27-foot-long hot dog and you can grab some photos in addition to getting a wienie whistle. There will even be an opportunity to tour the Wienermobile too.
Here are the dates and locations:
- 11/21 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Walmart in Chandler (1900 E Chandler Avenue, Chandler)
- 11/23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Walmart in Glendale (5845 W Bell Road, Glendale)
- 11/24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Walmart in Mesa (1916 S Lindsay Road, Mesa)


[gecode-users] detecting Gist
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Fri Jun 19 04:12:47 CEST 2009
My apologies, I wasn't clear. I mean detect _within_my_code_. Is there
some kind of #define that I can check for?
Malcolm
On 19/06/2009, at 12:10 PM, José Luis Pulido Burbano wrote:
> Hi :
> I tried this to know it:
> ./example --help , if Gist is installed, the mode flag should
> contain the Gist mode
>
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> Is there any was to detect whether or not gist has been enabled?
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--- layout: slides-960 title: "Rackspace Tech Talk: Overlay-Underlay: Betting on Container Networking" ---
Lee Calcote
July 27th, 2016
clouds, containers, infrastructure, applications
and their management
developer-friendly and application-driven
simple to use and deploy for developers and operators
better or at least on par with their existing virtualized data center networking
but no need to actually know these
...is a specification proposed by Docker, adopted by projects such as libnetwork
Plugins built by projects such as Weave, Project Calico, and Kuryr
...is a specification proposed by CoreOS and adopted by projects such as rkt, Kurma, Kubernetes, Cloud Foundry, and Apache Mesos
Plugins created by projects such as Weave, Project Calico, and Contiv Networking
Remote Drivers
Local Drivers
Network Sandbox
Endpoint
Backend Network
Docker Container
Network Sandbox
Endpoint
Docker Container
Network Sandbox
Endpoint
Docker Container
Endpoint
Frontend Network
Container runtime needs to:
allocate a network namespace to the container and assign a container ID
pass along a number of parameters (CNI config) to network driver.
Network driver attaches container to a network and then reports the assigned IP address back to the container runtime (via JSON schema)
{
"name": "mynet",
"type": "bridge",
"bridge": "cni0",
"isGateway": true,
"ipMasq": true,
"ipam": {
"type": "host-local",
"subnet": "<IP_ADDRESS>/16",
"routes": [
{ "dst": "<IP_ADDRESS>/0" }
]
}
Similar in that each...
...allow multiple network drivers to be active and used concurrently
each provide a one-to-one mapping of network to that network’s driver
...allow containers to join one or more networks.
...allow the container runtime to launch the network in its own namespace
segregate the application/business logic of connecting the container to the network to the network driver.
Different in that...
None
Links and Ambassadors
Container-mapped
Bridge
Host
Overlay
Underlay
Point-to-Point
Fan Networking
container receives a network stack, but lacks an external network interface.
it does, however, receive a loopback interface.
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MySQL
Ambassador
PHP
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PHP
Ambassador
MySQL
link
link
one container reuses (maps to) the networking namespace of another container.
may only be invoked when running a docker container (cannot be defined in Dockerfile):
--net=container=some_container_name_or_id
Ah, yes, docker0
container created shares its network namespace with the host
use networking tunnels to delivery communication across hosts
Docker - requires K/V store (built-in as experimental as of 1.12)
WeaveMesh - does not require K/V store
WeaveNet - limited to single network; requires K/V store
Flannel - requires K/V store
Plumgrid - requires K/V store; built-in and not pluggable
Midokura - requires K/V store; built-in and not pluggable
expose host interfaces (i.e. the physical network interface at eth0) directly to containers running on the host
not necessarily public cloud friendly
Internet
allows creation of multiple virtual network interfaces behind the host’s single physical interface
Each virtual interface has unique MAC and IP addresses assigned
with restriction: the IP address needs to be in the same broadcast domain as the physical interface
eliminates the need for the Linux bridge, NAT and port-mapping
allowing you to connect directly to physical interface
allows creation of multiple virtual network interfaces behind the host’s single physical interface
Each virtual interface has unique IP addresses assigned
Same MAC address used for all containers
L2-mode containers must be on same network as host (similar to MACvlan)
L3-mode containers must be on different network than host
Network advertisement and redistribution into the network still needs to be done.
While multiple modes of networking are supported on a given host, MACvlan and IPvlan can’t be used on the same physical interface concurrently.
ARP and broadcast traffic, the L2 modes of these underlay drivers operate just as a server connected to a switch does by flooding and learning using 802.1d packets
IPvlan L3-mode - No multicast or broadcast traffic is allowed in.
In short, if you’re used to running trunks down to hosts, L2 mode is for you.
If scale is a primary concern, L3 has the potential for massive scale.
Benefits of pushing past L2 to L3
resonates with network engineers
leverage existing network infrastructure
use routing protocols for connectivity; easier to interoperate with existing data center across VMs and bare metal servers
Better scaling
More granular control over filtering and isolating network traffic
Easier traffic engineering for quality of service
Easier to diagnose network issues
a way of gaining access to many more IP addresses, expanding from one assigned IP address to 250 more IP addresses
“address expansion” - multiplies the number of available IP addresses on the host, providing an extra 253 usable addresses for each host IP
Fan addresses are assigned as subnets on a virtual bridge on the host,
IP addresses are mathematically mapped between networks
uses IP-in-IP tunneling; high performance
particularly useful when running containers in a public cloud
where a single IP address is assigned to a host and spinning up additional networks is prohibitive or running another load-balancer instance is costly
IPAM, multicast, broadcast, IPv6, load-balancing, service discovery, policy, quality of service, advanced filtering and performance are all additional considerations to account for when selecting networking that fits your needs.
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and their management


Constructor
new Action(data)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
data |
Data from Blender. |
Members
(static, readonly) RotationMode :number
Object rotation modes.
Type:
- number
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
QUATERNION |
number | Reads from rotation_quaternion and delta_rotation_quaternion paths. |
EULER_XYZ |
number | Reads from rotation_euler and delta_rotation_euler paths. |
EULER_YXZ |
number | Reads from rotation_euler and delta_rotation_euler paths. |
EULER_XZY |
number | Reads from rotation_euler and delta_rotation_euler paths. |
EULER_ZXY |
number | Reads from rotation_euler and delta_rotation_euler paths. |
EULER_YZX |
number | Reads from rotation_euler and delta_rotation_euler paths. |
EULER_ZYX |
number | Reads from rotation_euler and delta_rotation_euler paths. |
AXIS_ANGLE |
number | Reads from rotation_axis path. |
endTime :number
Time of the last keyframe.
Type:
- number
markers :Array.<Marker>
Pose markers.
Type:
- Array.<Marker>
paths :Array.<FCurveArray>
FCurves grouped by data path.
Type:
- Array.<FCurveArray>
startTime :number
Time of the first keyframe.
Type:
- number
Methods
forEachMarker(startTime, endTime, callback)
Calls a function for each marker in a time range.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
startTime |
number | Included start time |
endTime |
number | Excluded end time |
callback |
function | Callback |
setElementTransform(element, time, rotationMode)
Applies a CSS3 Transform.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
element |
element | Receiving element |
time |
number | Evaluation time |
rotationMode |
Action.RotationMode | Rotation mode |
toLocal(out, time, rotationMode)
Computes the world to local matrix.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
mat4 | Receiving matrix |
time |
number | Evaluation time |
rotationMode |
Action.RotationMode | Rotation mode |
toWorld(out, time, rotationMode)
Computes the local to world matrix.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
out |
mat4 | Receiving matrix |
time |
number | Evaluation time |
rotationMode |
Action.RotationMode | Rotation mode |


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The MARKUP theme requires:
Why not? This project and theme exist to enable an open source documentation platform with simple tooling that has a better starting point than most other Sphinx projects.
The MARKUP theme embraces single-source principles found in more traditional content management systems used by technical writers and technical writing teams, but without requiring proprietary lock-in or dedicated editing interfaces or XML formatting.


First FreeCodeCamp project is complete
Not long ago I have started my FreeCodeCamp path thanks to smartprogress.do to gain a better knowledge of frontend technology stack. I was somewhat sceptical that time about my capabilities in the area ("I am not a designer - I'm an engineer") and I did no like front end altogether. All that billions of JS-related technologies and HTML with CSS on top of the cake, gosh! Time has passed and I have catch myself today enjoining of frontend development. So, what is happened to me? Not much in reality.
Smartprogress
First of all, thanks Lord I found this website. It has pretty ugly layout, bad translation and I really hate when something is broken there again, but it value lies in different place. It has opened for me the importance of collaboration with passionate people and how it can greatly motivate you toward your goals. I do not call you to start using smartprogress but I call you to start collaborate with people in any way you will find appropriate. It will have dramatic effect on you live - trust me, solitude seems not be the best choice in IT.
FreeCodeCamp
Thanks to my new friends at smartprogress I have fond this gorgeous online learning platform. It's fully free and has a great foundation idea ever - 'PRACTICE'! Yeap, "practise makes perfect", simple but powerful idea we forgot too frequently. To gain maximum from this opportunity I have combined it with the new learning style I have started to practise this year - little steps every day. Push forward every day no matter how far. Let it be just a little code change or a new book page - push forward! Step by step I have reached first FreeCodeCamp project.
Codepen.io
I was surprised of the project difficulty (that was a portfolio one). Perhaps old me would never be able to finish it not even because of it's complexity (in fact it is super easy) but due to my laziness or should I say overwhelming of guides, tutorials, projects, podcasts and video typical novice developer face every day. But I have started to work on it step by step and was surprised how fast in fact everything starts to go. Here we have another great platform I have started to use - codepen.io. It is simple online front end playground. Great tools has a major impact not only on our productivity but on our mental attitude and codepen helps me greatly - it's really convenient and aspirational for beginner to see instantaneous effect of his or her css tweaks. I encourage you to give this nice service a try, it's not only an online editor but also a social platform for frontend developers +great blog and podcast.
First Project
So my first project is complete now. It is ultra simple one page Ayn Rand tribute and I really enjoyed working on it. Personal Portfolio is 50% ready and I hope to complete it soon and use here - current about page is too simple as for me.
English
As always please excuse my poor English skill. I invest a lot of spare time in developing my language proficiency, but it is still not awesome enough. I would greatly appreciate any recommendation and corrections!
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Research
My research “Human-Centered AI” aims to develop human-centered computing methods and tools for building trustworthy AI. Tackling the trustworthiness issue of AI requires new methodologies to address both the epistemic and ethical challenges: what the machine needs to know and what purpose it should serve. My proposition is humans in the loop, that is, including humans as computational agents to be an essential component of the computational system. This includes involving humans as part of the AI system for explaining, diagnosing, and enhancing machine learning models, and as part of the hybrid human-AI decision making pipeline that calls on people at run-time to align machine behaviors with human values.As contributions, my research develops principled approaches and practical tools for
My research methodology is both empirical and theoretical, with primary activities characterized by the design, implementation, and analysis of human studies, computational algorithms, and human-in-the-loop systems. I particularly value the collaboration with scientists from other disciplines and experts from various application domains, together with whom my research team develop usable tools to make real-world impacts.
Projects
[Model Debugging] ARCH: Know What Your Machine Doesn't Know
Despite their impressive performance, machine learning systems remain largely unreliable in safety-, trust- and ethically sensitive domains. Recent discussions in several subfields of AI have reached a consensus of knowledge need in machines, but few discussions have touched upon the diagnosis of what knowledge is needed. This project aims to develop human-in-the-loop methods and tools for the diagnosis of machine unknowns. We consider humans to be essential in understanding the knowns and unknowns of intelligent machines, through human interpretation of machine behaviour and creation of knowledge requirements. We also see computational algorithms as vital tools that can assist humans in knowledge reasoning at scale, under uncertainty.Knowing machine unknowns is essential in any context both for making AI (debugging the machine) and for using AI (deciding when to trust the machine output). We envision that this project will have a tremendous scientific and practical impact, across all areas where AI and machine learning are applied.
[Model Explanation] SECA: Know How Your Machine Works
State-of-the-art machine learning models employ neural models that generally operate as “black-boxes”. The opaqueness of these models has become a major obstacle for deploying, debugging, and tuning them. To understand how those models work, it is essential to explain model behaivor in human-understandable language. This project aims to introduces a scalable human-in-the-loop approach for global interpretability of machine learning models. We employ local interpretability methods to highlight salient input units and leverage human inteligence to annotate such units with semantic concepts. Those semantic concepts are then aggregated into a tabular representation of images to facilitate automatic statistical analysis of model behavior. Our approach supports multi-concept interpetability need for both model validation and exploration.[Data Creation] OpenCrowd: Large-scale People Engagement for Data Creation
Large-scale training data is the cornerstone of machine learning. Creating such data is a long, laborious, and usually expensive process, especially when it requires domain knowledge. Crowdsourcing provides a cost-effective way to find in a short time a large number of contributors, who as a whole possesses a broad knowledge in specific domains. This project aims to develop OpenCrowd, a large-scale expert finding and engagement platform for training data creation. The platform models relevant participant properties such as expertise, location, and cultural background, and employs peer routing techniques to scale out the finding for experts. It employs peer grading techniques for effective and efficient outcome aggregation and assessment. OpenCrowd further allows for steering the data creation process towards the preference over certain data properties using only a small amount of seed data.[Data Denoise] Scalpel-CD: Reducing Label Noise in Training Data
The success of machine learning techniques heavily relies on not only the quantity but also the quality of labeled training data. Incorrect labels in the training data are generally difficult to identify and have become a main obstacle for developing, deploying, and improving machine learning models. This project introduces Scalpel-CD, a first-of-its-kind system that leverages both human and machine intelligence to debug noisy labels from the training data of machine learning systems. Our system identifies potentially wrong labels by exploiting data distributions in the underlying latent feature space, and employs a data sampler which selects data instances that would benefit the most from being inspected by the crowd. The manually verified labels are then propagated to similar data instances in the original training data by exploiting the underlying data structure, thus scaling out the contribution from the crowd.Scalpel-CD is designed with a set of algorithmic solutions to automatically search for the optimal configurations for different types of training data, in terms of the underlying data structure, noise ratio, and noise types (random vs. structural).
[Data Debiasing] Perspective: Identifying and Characterizing Data Atypicality
High-quality data plays an important role in developing reliable machine learning models. Incompleteness of training data or inherent biases can lead to negative and sometimes damaging effects, particularly in critical domains such as transport, finance, or medicine. It also implies that high-quality test data is vital for reliable and trustworthy evaluation. Despite that, what makes an item hard to classify remains an unstudied topic. This project aims to provide a first-of-its-kind, model-agnostic characterization of data atypicality based on human understanding. We consider the setting of data classification “in the wild”, where a large number of unlabeled items are accessible, and introduce a scalable and effective human computation approach for proactive identification and characterization of atypical data items.Our approach enables the creation of a feedback loop in the lifecycle of an machine learning model, thereby enabling a never-ending learning scenario where model performance can continuously improve. It is effective, cost-efficient, and generic to any machine learning tasks.
[Systemic Evaluation] ValuableML: Co-Design of Value Metrics for ML
For decades, the primary way to develop and assess machine learning (ML) models has been based on accuracy metrics (e.g. precision, recall, F1, AUC). We have largely forgotten that ML models are applied in an organisation or societal context because they provide value to people. This leads to a significant disconnection between the amazing progress of ML research – with corresponding sky-high expectations of professionals in any field – and the limited adoption of ML. We see the need for new value-based metrics for the development and evaluation of ML models. These will cater to the actual needs and desires of users and relevant stakeholders, and will be tailored to the cost structure in specific use cases.This project aims to introduce proper value metrics and processes. We will create them by answering two fundamental questions: what makes a model 'good'? and what is the value of a model? We use a co-design methodology emphasising the importance of involving stakeholders in the creation of metrics, so they represent the collective interest of all involved.


Begin riding at Mini Israel, near the Latrun Junction.Cycle towards the Latrun Monastery, a Trappist Monastery, whose residents live their lives based on the values of simplicity, harmony with nature and keeping strict vows of silence!
Enjoy the open views along Road no. 3 until the Nachshon Junction. Here, we will start riding on the curving "Heroes Road", named after two local Biblical heroes, Nachson and Shimshon.
Finish riding at the Eshtaol Junction and travel by bus to the nearby Avshalom Reserve and its famous Stalactite Cave, ranked as one of the best caves in the world, as far as the variety and beauty of the stalactites. From the Kerem Intersection at the bottom of the picturesque village of Ein Karem, join the rest of the WOL riders, and ride together up into Jerusalem! Hang in there – the ALYN Hospital is just "around the corner"! The children of ALYN Hospital are anxiously waiting for us.


Before Change
self.env.db.rename_channel(channel_id, channel_name)
except Exception as e:
logger.error("could not rename channel with ID %s: %s" % (channel_id, str(e)))
print(traceback.format_exc())
raise e
def get_owners(self, channel_id: str) -> list:
try:
After Change
self.env.db.rename_channel(channel_id, channel_name)
except Exception as e:
logger.error("could not rename channel with ID %s: %s" % (channel_id, str(e)))
return "could not rename channel with ID %s: %s" % (channel_id, str(e))
def get_owners(self, channel_id: str) -> Union[str, list]:
try:
owners = self.env.db.get_owners_channel(channel_id)