"PARTHIANS "were present in Jerusalem at Pentecost (Acts 2:9). Parthia lay on the east of Media and south of Hyrcania, which separated it from the Caspian Sea. It corresponded with the western half of the modern Khorasan, and now forms a part of Persia.
"PARTHIANS "were present in Jerusalem at Pentecost (Acts 2:9). Parthia lay on the east of Media and south of Hyrcania, which separated it from the Caspian Sea. It corresponded with the western half of the modern Khorasan, and now forms a part of Persia.


Editor-in-chief:
Pompei COCEAN, Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Executive Editor :
Lelia PAPP - Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Editors:
Jean-Marie MIOSSEC - Paul Valéry University of Montpellier III, Montpellier, France
Lisa M.B. HARRINGTON - Kansas State University, Manhattan, the United States of America
Audrey KOBAYASHI - Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Peter JORDAN - Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Urban and Regional Research, Vienna, Austria
George W. WHITE - South Dakota State University, Brookings, the United States of America
József NEMES-NAGY - Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Mark W. ROSENBERG - Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Sebastian LENTZ - Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, Leipzig, Germany
Ioan IANOŞ - University of Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
József BENEDEK - Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Scientific Board:
Roman LENZ - University of Applied Sciences, Nürtingen, Germany
Christoph WAACK - Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, Leipzig, Germany
Erhard SCHULZ - University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany
Dan BĂLTEANU - Romanian Academy, Institute for Geography, Bucharest, Romania
Alexandru UNGUREANU - Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iaşi, Romania
Sorin FILIP - Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Titus MAN - Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Ana-Maria POP - Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
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How to edit CoNLL-U files
Navigating
Click
read sentence to load the sentence with the number given in the entry field to the right of the button.
The buttons
and
change to the preceding/next sentence
(also
- and
+ keys),
use
and
to go to the first/last sentence.
Editing
make a dependency: click first on the dependent and then on its new head. Clicking twice on a node makes it root
modify the dependency relation: left-click on the relation label
modify the word (form, lemma, upos, xpos, ...):
control-left-click or double-click on the node to modify
delete the word: hit
delete-key. Any overlapping MWT will also be deleted
edit a multi-token word: click on the grey bar spanning the words (to change start token, a new MWT has to be created). Setting the end token to 0 deletes the multiword token.
the
compose id length command allows to add new MW tokens.
or use a command and hit the
modify button (replace the parts in
italic with the the new values):
| • dep_id newheadid [deprel] |
attach dep_id to newheadid with the relation deprel |
| • xpos dep_id XPOS |
set xpos of word id to XPOS |
| • upos dep_id UPOS |
set upos of word id to UPOS |
| • lemma dep_id LEMMA |
modify lemma of word id |
| • feat dep_id feature=value,... |
modify features of word id |
| • enhdeps dep_id head:deprel,... |
modify enhanced dependencies of word id |
other commands for
modify (no graphical equivalent) :
| • split id [splitpos] | split a word in two
(it will be copied to a new node and attached to the same head). If splitpos is given the characters of Form and Lemma left of splitpos will
remain in the original word, the rest will be the new word |
| • join id | merge word with id with the following. If the merged word overlap in any way with a multiword token (MWT), the MWT will be deleted |
| • insert id form [lemma [upos [xpos]]] | add a new word after word with id |
| • delete id | delete word with id. Any overlapping MWT will also be deleted |
| • sentsplit id | split current sentence at word id (id will be in the second sentence). Dependency and Enhanced Dependency relations between the words before and after the split will be deleted. |
| • sentjoin | merge current sentence with following |
| • compose id length | create a multiword token (MWT).
The inserted n-m line will contain the form of the word with id. In order to edit or delete a multiword token, click on the multiword token
bar at the bottom of the dependency tree or graph.
|
| • tomwt id form1 form2 [form3 ...] |
Transform an existing word into a MWT. The new MWT keeps the form of the word transformed. All other columns
are copied to the first member word, except the form which is form1 from the command line. form2
etc are used to initialize the form (and lemma) column of the other members of the MWT. All members are initially attached to
the first member using the fixed depedency relation.
|
| • emptyinsert id form [lemma [upos [xpos]]] | add a new empty word after word with id.
The new empty word gets the id id.1; if it is the first empty word at this position.
If there is already an empty word, the new one will have the id id.2 etc. |
| • emptydelete id.subid | delete empty word
with id id.subid. |
fast editing Some UPOS/deprel can be changed by clicking on the word and than hit a key (sequence). UPOS and deprel
can be modified without going into the edit window. The following keys are defined
There is a list of predefined shortcuts which cannot be altered:
- + go to next sentence
- - go to preceding sentence
- ! run validator on current sentence
- _ delete all features of active word
- delete deletes active word
- ? shows/hides list of shortcuts
- & followed by two digits: Shift the syntax tree so that the token with the given ID is centered in the visible part of the tree.
More definitions can be added to gui/shortcuts.json or by creating a personal file in the same format and
load it with the server option --shortcuts. Hitting ? displays the current
shortcuts on the top of the screen (and hiding the search fields atthe same time). Hitting
? a second time, hides the shortcut list again.
If this file is not valid JSON,
default shortcuts will be used. Check validity with e.g.
$ cat gui/shortcuts.json | jq .
Modify comment (shown underneath the sentence): click the comment.
The download image button downloads the current dependency tree as an .svg file. Use the following commands
to transform it into .pdf or .png:
$ inkscape -A arbre.pdf arbre.svg
$ inkscape -e arbre.png arbre.svg
In order to downlad the entire sentence in CoNLL-U, SD-Parser or
LaTeX (for tikz-dependencies),
click the corresponding buttons)
Changes can be undone/redone using the buttons
and
.
The undo-memory is cleared when a new sentence is loaded
Editing enhanced dependencies
Enhanced dependencies can be edited only in flat view mode. Activate the
edit enhanced dependencies button. Like editing basic dependencies,
enhanced dependencies can be added by clicking on the dependant followed by clicking on the head.
Since a node can have multiple heads in enhanced dependencies, in order to delete an enhanced dep relations
either use the word edit on the dependant, or use click on the dependency label and then click on
delete.
Basic dependencies, which are also enhanced dependencies are only deplaced if
show basic in enhanced is activated.
or use a command and hit the modify button:
| • ed add dep_id newheadid [deprel] |
add an enhanced dependency |
| • ed del dep_id newheadid |
delete an enhanced dependency |
Searching
There are three search modes (toggle with
toggle search modes)
Simple search
- The form and comment search fields accept any string (use double quotes if the search string starts/ends with a blank).
For example
- the finds next occurrence of the, including them or weather.
- " the " finds next occurrence of the definite article the.
- some of finds next occurrence of some of (no quotes necessary, since the search string does not start with a blank).
- The lemma/upos/xpos search fields accept a /-separated list of regex to find a corresponding sequence, for example
- Upos: AUX/.*/VERB looks for a sequence of words with upos tags AUX, any, VERB
- The any search fields accepts a /-separated list of searchfield:regex to find a sequence on different criteria.
searchfield can be any of
f,
l,
u,
x,
d,
e (form, lemma, upos, xpos, deprel, enhanced deps)
a % can be used to search for a word on more than one criterium.
- l:the/u:ADJ/l:mouse looks for a sequence of words, where the first word is the, the following
any adjective and the last is mouse
- l:the/u:ADJ%x:JJR/l:mouse looks for a sequence of words, where the first word is the, the following
any adjective which has the XPOS JJR and the last word is mouse
-
The deprel search field accepts a single or a list of regex,
separated by <, = or > to search for branches in the dependency tree, for example
- cc<nsubj finds a word with cc deprel whose head has also a nsubj child.
- case>mark finds a word with case deprel which has a child with a mark deprel.
- case=det finds a word with case deprel whose head has a child with a det deprel.
hit enter or click on the to start the search.
The search starts with the sentence following the displayed one. Activating the
button
searches towards the beginning of the file. clears all search fields.
Complex search
enter a search condition
expression where
expression
is a set of
key:values, operators like
and,
or or
: (
not) and parentheses:
Upos:ADP and !Deprel:case: searches for a token which has ADP as UPOS
and its deprel is not case.
Available keys are:
- Upos (Values: [A-Z]+)
- Xpos (Values: string of any character except whitespaces, ')' and '&')
- Lemma (Values: string of any character except whitespaces, ')' and '&')
- Form (Values: string of any character except whitespaces, ')' and '&')
- Deprel (Values: [a-z]+, optionally followed by ':' and a string of any character except whitespaces, ')' and '&')
- Feat (Values: FeatureName=Value or FeatureName:Value. The Featurename must match [A-Za-z_\[\]]+, the Value must match [A-Za-z0-9]+)
- Misc (Values: MiscName=Value or MiscName:Value. MiscName must match [A-Za-z_]+, the Value can be any string without whitespaces, ')' and '&')
- Id (Values: integer)
- MWT (Values: length of the mult-token word [2-9])
- IsEmpty (no value, true if the current node is empty)
- IsMWT (no value, true if the current node is a multi token word)
In order to check for the absence of a given Featurename in the Feature or Misc column, use the following:
- not Feat:Gender: true if the current word has no feature Gender.
In order to check any Feature (more Misc) value, do not specify the value:
- Feat:Gender: true if the current word has feature Gender with any value.
In addition to key keys listed above, four functions are available to take the context of the token into account:
- child() child of current token
- head() head of current token
- prec() preceding token
- next() following token
For example:
- head(head(Upos:VERB and Feat:Tense=Past)) true if the current token has a head who has a head with UPOS VERB and the feature Tense=Past
- child(Upos:VERB && Feat:VerbForm=Part) and child(Upos:DET): true if the current token has a dependant with UPOS VERB
and a feature VerbForm=Part and another child with UPOS DET.
- head(next(Upos:NOUN)): true if the current token has a head which is followed by a token with UPOS NOUN
Functions can be nested (eventhough
child(head()) does not make sense, does it :-)
In order to compare values (for instance to check whether subject-verb agreement is OK)
value comparison is possible using the access operator @:
e.g. @Upos or @Feat:Number
gives access to column values and = is used to compare.
If any of the accessed columns is empty (_) the comparison is evaluated as false.
- @Feat:Number=head(@Feat:Number) returns true if the current word and its head both have a feature Number with the same value
- @Upos=@Xpos returns true if the current word has the same value for UPOS and XPOS
- @Deprel=prec(@Deprel): true, if the current word and the preceding word have the same deprel value
- @Xpos=head(head(@Feat:Featname)) true if the `XPOS` of the current word has the same value as the feature Featname of the head of its head.
- @Feat:Gender=head(@Feat:Gender) and not Upos:DET true if the head and the current word have the same value for the feature Gender and the current word is not a DET
Search and replace
Fill in a search condition and a key:newvalues list, i.e. is a list of
key:values to set to the current token.
If you click
search & replace, in the first sentence which has at least a token which matches
the condition, all matching tokens are modified, following the key:newvalues list:
- Form (Form:"newform")
- Lemma (e.g. Lemma:"Word")
- Upos (e.g. Upos:"Noun")
- Xpos (e.g. Xpos:"N_SG")
- Deprel (e.g. Deprel:"nsubj")
- Feat (Feat:"Featname:Value", an empty value deletes the feature from the word)
- Misc (Misc:"Key:Value", an empty value deletes the misc from the word)
The functions
head() and
this() can be used to copy values from
other tokens/columns to the indeicated column, e.g.:
- Eud:head(HeadId)+":"+head(Deprel) set EUD to head and deprel of the headword
- Lemma:this(Form) set lemma to the form of current token
(for more examples, see
Mass editing)
Grew Match search
ConlluEditor implements a subset of search as defined in
Grew Match. The subset includes
- node definitions: pattern {N [upos=NOUN, lemma <> "thing"] }
- deprel definitions: pattern { V -[nsubj]-> N} (including combinations of node and deprel definitions)
- without negations
Run a validator
Any programme which can validate a file in CoNLL-U can be used. Specify the programme with all the
needed options and
{FILE} at the position of the file to be validated in a file like
script: /path/to/UDtools/tools/validate.py --lang cy --max-err 0 --level 5 {FILE}
and give this file as option to the server.
When hitting the
validate button or the
= key, the validation programme
is run on the current sentence.
UD Dependency Relations
See also:
http://universaldependencies.org/u/dep/all.html
for universal dependency relation and language specific ones.
|
Nominals |
Clauses |
Modifier words |
Function words |
| Core arguments |
nsubj obj iobj |
csubj ccomp xcomp |
|
|
| Non-core arguments |
obl vocative expl dislocated |
advcl |
advmod discourse |
aux cop mark |
| Nominal depdendants |
nmod appos nummod |
acl |
amod |
det clf case |
| coordination |
MWE |
Loose |
Special |
Other |
conj cc |
fixed flat compound |
list parataxis |
orphan goeswith reparandum |
punct root dep |
Changelog
CHANGES.md
About
ConlluEditor v
,
https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/conllueditor
Author: Johannes Heinecke.
Copyright © 2018-2023 by Orange. This software is published under the
3-Clause BSD License.
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| Key combination | Action | |
|---|---|---|
| File | ||
| Ctrl | O | Open Data File |
| Ctrl | L | Load Configuration |
| Ctrl | S | Save Configuration |
| Ctrl+Shift | S | Save Configuration As |
| Ctrl | P | Export Main View Image |
| Ctrl | Q | Quit |
| Edit | ||
| Ctrl | A | Common Preferences |
| Ctrl+Shift | B | Change Background Color |
| View | ||
| Ctrl | --> | Goto Next Event |
| Ctrl | <-- | Goto Previous Event |
| Ctrl | Space | Play Events |
| Ctr+Shift | Space | Play Events Backward |
| Window | ||
| Ctrl | I | Show Collection Controller |


Soveraignty and Goodness of God, by Mary Rowlandson ca. 1637 ...
The Soveraignty and Goodness of GOD, Together With the Faithfulness of His . See now that I, even I am he, and there is no God with me; I kill and I make alive, .
http://www.mith2.umd.edu/eada/html/display.php?docs=rowlandson_narrative.xml&action=show
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
The Goodness of God | Bible.org - Worlds Largest Bible Study Site
1 Oh give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; for His lovingkindness is everlasting (Psalms . Consider some of the reasons God's goodness is important to us.
http://bible.org/seriespage/goodness-god
12 of 12 -God is Love -He Gives Us Goodness -Billy Crone - YouTube
Jan 2, 2008 . One of the most misunderstood attributes of God is that God Is Love. Notice I didn' t say He is loving or even just loveable. He's love itself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br8y-tCaRXs
god give us goodness Herniated or Bulging Discs
God's goodness
What God gives out of goodness, He gives with joy and gladness. He did not only will that we should be, but rejoice that He had brought us into being; He .
http://www.tecmalta.org/tft140.htm
TODAY - REFLECTING ON GOD'S GOODNESS
In Psalm 145 David calls us to take the time to look back on our lives and reflect on the goodness of our God. We are encouraged to praise God for his greatness .
http://thisistoday.com/archives/reflecting-on-gods-goodness-2010-12-30
420-267 God in Your Goodness - Hal Hopson
Anthem text. God, in your goodness give me yourself, for you are sufficient for me. I cannot properly ask for anything less, to be worthy of you. If I were to ask less, .
http://www.selahpub.com/Choral/ChoralTitles/420-267-GodInYourGoodness.html
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God's Attributes: The Goodness of God
The goodness of God is revealed in His Word: Why did the Infinite One give us His special communication, the Bible? Why did God send us righteous prophets .
http://www.shema.com/articles/articles-004.php
- motorola cellular telephone accessories (narrowing of the spine)
How God's goodness and mercy follow you
Jan 26, 2012 . How is it good news that God's goodness and mercy follow us all . give you a ticket He gives you even more of His goodness and mercy.
http://livingbyfaithblog.com/2012/01/26/how-gods-goodness-and-mercy-follow-you/2 Peter 1:3 His divine power has given us everything we need for life ...
God's divine power has given us everything we need for life and for godliness. . having called us to the knowledge of himself, by his own infinite goodness.
http://bible.cc/2_peter/1-3.htm
God's Goodness - The Foundation of Faith | Kenneth Copeland ...
My, what insight it gives us into God's goodness! You may have quoted it religiously for years. You may have even thought it referred to the care God gives us in .
http://www.kcm.org/real-help/article/gods-goodness-foundation-faith
Inspirational quotes to help you see the goodness in life.
Jan 31, 2011 . Inspirational quotes help to empower us, see the goodness and have faith in . God gave us talent and it's our own responsibility to nourish it." .
http://www.motivateus.com/inspirational-quotes-117.htm
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The Fruit of the Spirit - Goodness: God's Character and Man's Potential
Jul 27, 2012 . To the extent that we have God's goodness, we have godliness or God-likeness. The Bible gives us God's complete "instruction in .
http://www.ucg.org/christian-living/fruit-spirit-goodness-gods-character-and-mans-potential/
GOD'S GOODNESS LEADING TO REPENTANCE - Spurgeon Gems
even give me as much of the rod as He gives to His own children. It cannot . And all these things are tokens of God's goodness to us which ought to lead us to .
http://www.spurgeongems.org/vols49-51/chs2857.pdf
Appealing a Denial of Benefits
CHAPTER IV THE GOODNESS OF GOD - Bunyan Ministries
Try to define goodness apart from the character of God. Of course a . troubles of my soul, and You have not given me over into the hand of the enemy; You .
http://www.bunyanministries.org/expositions/attributes/04_Goodness.pdf
Ninety Days of God's Goodness: Daily Reflections That Shine Light ...
Start reading Ninety Days of God's Goodness on your Kindle in under a . In our lives God uses conflict not just to make the story better but to make us better.
http://www.amazon.com/Ninety-Days-Gods-Goodness-Reflections/dp/B0085SBFD0


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Hellenic Open University
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National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Centre of Continuous Education and Training
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Centre of Continuous Education and Training
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Artificial intelligence (Courses taught in English)
Southern University of Denmark
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A B C D E F G I J L M N P R S U
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
A
- applicationHome() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.Beans
- Attempt - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity
-
Attempt entity to hold the database of attempts generated and completed.
- Attempt() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
- AttemptController - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller
-
AttemptController is for use with the client side to push information in the database for use in the client application.
- AttemptController(AttemptService) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.AttemptController
-
Controlls the database for attempts entity.
- AttemptRepository - Interface in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.dao
-
AttemptRepository will allow us to generate the database and desired columns.
- AttemptService - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service
-
Repository for Attempts services to communicate with client and be able to obtain the necessary columns needed to track data for the application.
- AttemptService(AttemptRepository) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.AttemptService
-
Encapsulates the logic required to access data sources from the attempt entity.
B
- bean(Class<T>) - Static method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.Beans
- bean(String) - Static method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.Beans
- Beans - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration
- Beans() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.Beans
C
- configure(HttpSecurity) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.SecurityConfiguration
-
Configures the security for use with the service side.
- convert(Jwt) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.UserService
D
- DungeonRunApplication - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun
-
Author Hana Dawson and Kaz Penn DungeonRun is an application game.
- DungeonRunApplication() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.DungeonRunApplication
E
- edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun - package edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun
- edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration - package edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration
- edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller - package edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller
- edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.dao - package edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.dao
- edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity - package edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity
- edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service - package edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service
F
- findFirstByOauthKey(String) - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.dao.UserRepository
G
- get(UUID) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.AttemptService
-
The id for the attempt can be option to return in the database.
- get(UUID) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.UserService
-
User id is optional for return to the database.
- get(UUID, Authentication) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.AttemptController
-
Gets the user id to ensure the information is saved to the right path for the user.
- get(UUID, Authentication) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.UserController
-
Gets the id to be used for the service with the client.
- getAllByDifficultyAndCompletedIsTrueOrderByTimeElapsedAsc(int) - Method in interface edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.dao.AttemptRepository
-
Querys the information needed to set up the leaderboard.
- getAttempts() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
-
returns the levels attached with id.
- getConnected() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
-
Returns the updated timestamp when user is reconnected.
- getCreated() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
-
Returns the created timestamp when id is generated for the first time.
- getDifficulty() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Receives the difficulty chosen from the user.
- getEndTime() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Gets the generated end time for the attempt when completed.
- getHref() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Allows the database to be generated into a URI to be accessed from the client or webserver.
- getHref() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
- getId() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Receives the id for the generated level.
- getId() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
-
Returns the user id.
- getName() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
-
Gets the name the user has set.
- getOauthKey() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
-
Returns the generated oauthKey.
- getOrCreate(String, String) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.UserService
-
Sets up the user id for a user logging in, or creates a new user id if it is a user's first time logging in to the application.
- getRepository() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.UserService
-
Gets the repository to use for other classes when needed.
- getStartTime() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Returns the generated start time for the level.
- getTimeElapsed() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Gets the time elapsed which will be set once the user has completed the attempt.
- getTimeGiven() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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Returns the timeGiven which will be based on difficulty of level.
- getUser() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
receives the user from User.class.
I
- isCompleted() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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Will return true when attempt is completed.
J
- jwtDecoder() - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.SecurityConfiguration
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TODO ASK ABOUT THIS.
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- leaderList(int) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.AttemptService
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Encapsulates all of the database information needed to set up the leader board in the client side of the application.
- leaderList(int, Authentication) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.AttemptController
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Sets the header to be sent over to the client for attempts.
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- main(String[]) - Static method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.DungeonRunApplication
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Main class for the application for use.
- me(Authentication) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.UserController
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Gets the user information for use on the client side or on the webservice.
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- newAttempt(Attempt, User) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.AttemptService
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Sets up the database to generate the information needed when a new attempt is started.
P
- post(Attempt, Authentication) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.AttemptController
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Body of the attempt service, to be sent over to the client side when needed.
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S
- save(Attempt) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.AttemptService
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Saves the attempts to the database when the conditions are met.
- SecurityConfiguration - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration
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Security configuration is to allow the service to connect with the client side.
- SecurityConfiguration(Converter<Jwt, ? extends AbstractAuthenticationToken>) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.SecurityConfiguration
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Security Configuration assists with gaining the authentication token for use with the server.
- setApplicationContext(ApplicationContext) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.configuration.Beans
- setCompleted(boolean) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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Will set the boolean true upon completion.
- setConnected(Date) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
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Sets the updated timestamp.
- setDifficulty(int) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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sets the difficulty in place when user starts level so the maze knows the size of the maze to create.
- setEndTime(Date) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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Sets the end time for the attempt completed.
- setName(String) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
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Sets the name the user has set.
- setOauthKey(String) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
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sets the oauthKey when needed.
- setTimeElapsed(long) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
-
Sets the time elapsed upon completion of the attempt.
- setTimeGiven(int) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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Will set time given when user starts a level and time given will be based on difficulty of level.
- setUser(User) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.Attempt
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Will set the user id when needed.
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- update(UUID, Boolean, Authentication) - Method in class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.AttemptController
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Puts the completed attempts in the body for use on the client side.
- User - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity
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User Entity Class for database.
- User() - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.entity.User
- UserController - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller
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UserController is for use with the client side to push information in the database for use in the client application.
- UserController(UserService) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.controller.UserController
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Controlls the User entity for use in the service to be sent to the client.
- UserRepository - Interface in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.model.dao
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To query and find by OauthKey.
- UserService - Class in edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service
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Repository for User services to communicate with client and be able to obtain the necessary columns needed to track data for the application.
- UserService(UserRepository) - Constructor for class edu.cnm.deepdive.dungeonrun.service.UserService
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Encapsulates the logic required to access data sources from the attempt entity.
All Classes All Packages


Cyber security professional using learning agility and systematic approaches to solve complex problems, secure enterprise assets, and cultivate high performing teams.
An advocate of a kinder world (wide web)
Researching applied cyber security, data management, and the ever-evoloving threat landscape.
Subject matter expert on geographic information systems for Google Fiber - ensuring engineering readiness for new business models; investigating discrepant data; designing and implementing Google Cloud ETL solutions; training software engineers.
Develop complex GIS tools and solutions; enterprise configurations; data wrangling and discrepancy resolution; project planning; spatial analysis; critical ops fire-fighting; general support.
Develop tools and methods for analytical modeling for strategic planning and land acquisition. Convert high-level statistical problems in to geospatial models. Enterprise support and development.


With google maps API You can easy customize your map.
This is a custom theme for Google map.
You can also change a map type.


BackgroundReplacementConfiguration(image: Bitmap = createReplacementImage())
A set of options that can be supplied when creating a background replacement video frame processor.
image
- : Bitmap - An image to replace video background with. Defaults to shaded blue
colored image.


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| MobileDragon SoundSystem class provides API for loading & playing .mod ProTracker music files and .wav sound files (8 and 16 bits per sample uncompressed and Microsoft ADPCM compressed mono and stereo WAV files are supported). Mono & stereo playback is supported. It also supports virtually unlimited amount of playback channels. You can add music and sound playback with 6 lines of
code: //Initialize
the sound system: This will initialize SoundSystem to 22100 Hz, 8 bits per sample, stereo output with 2 mod music channels and 8 wav sound channels, giving SoundSystem object a pointer the to PackDir object from which SoundSystem will load resources. //
Load music .mod file & start itís playback. //
Load sound .wav file & start itís playback. Music as well as sounds can be looped, paused and then
resumed if needed. //
Pause the music Music and sounds can be stopped. If they were stopped the next Play() function will start it from the very beginning. //
Stop the music You can also stop, pause and resume all music and sound available by using StopAll(), PauseAll() and ResumeAll() functions accordingly. To set sound system volume you can use SetGlobalSoundVolume( DWord sound_volume ) and SetGlobalMusicVolume( DWord music_volume ) fuctions. There is a way to change each sound or music volume individually by using SetVolume( DWord volume ) function. Volume parameter varies between 0 and 64, where 0 means silence and 64 is the highest volume. You can adjust panning and speed using SetPan( DWord pan ) and SetSpeed( DWord speed ) functions accordingly. In these functions pan and speed are values between 0 and 255. 128 means normal speed and center panning.
Copyright 2005-2006 Herocraft Hitech Co. Ltd. |


neighbr: Classification, Regression, Clustering with K Nearest Neighbors
Classification, regression, and clustering with k nearest neighbors
algorithm. Implements several distance and similarity measures, covering
continuous and logical features. Outputs ranked neighbors. Most features of
this package are directly based on the PMML specification for KNN.
| Version: |
1.0 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Suggests: |
testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, mlbench |
| Published: |
2017-02-23 |
| Author: |
Dmitriy Bolotov [aut, cre],
Zementis Inc [cph] |
| Maintainer: |
Dmitriy Bolotov <dmitriy.bolotov at softwareag.com> |
| License: |
GPL (≥ 2.1) |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
neighbr results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=neighbr
to link to this page.


GPT-2 movie suggestions
Looking for a movie to watch, but need some specific recommendations? Ask GPT-2!
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In 2005, Prop Store founder Luke Beveridge’s love for movies led him to begin hunting for the same props and costumes that were used to create his favourite films. He found that he could not only provide collectors with access to their most coveted pieces, but also establish archival standards for this new, pop-culture hybrid of fine art and memorabilia collecting—prop art.
Once Luke assembled his dream team of like-minded movie fanatics, MovieProps set out like a band of movie archaeologists, looking to locate, research and preserve the treasure troves of important artifacts that hid in dark, sometimes forgotten corners all over the world. Now, more than twelve years later, and MovieProps is thriving. With over thirty employees between our offices in Glasgow and New York and over 25,000 combined square feet of archived props and costumes, we’ve become the busiest and most trusted authority in the hobby.
Thinking of starting your own collection? Give us a call or e-mail and we’ll arrange a tour through one of our incredible galleries so that you can see the limitless possibilities that await. The reality of owning an authentic prop or costume from your favourite movie could be just a call or click away…


What is Math Vision?
Math Vision is a static website designed to experiment with animation and visualizations as a tool to teach mathematics in a more general way. The topic matter is currently targeted towards college-level math concepts. The goal is to build strong mental models by directly seeing how changing inputs modifies problems. I hope this project can help students map high level concepts to something beyond just formula memorization.
This tool is currently created and maintained by me, Jethro Schoppenhorst. You can learn more about me on my own website.
Portfolio - jethros.space
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Is this project open source?
Yes. To promote evolution of presentation in academia, I have made the project completely open under the MIT license. Feel free to reuse any of the components on this website for any purpose.
Github Repository
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/What tools were used to make this?
This website runs using Amazon Web Services. There is no backend server code. Everything on this website has been written in plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript. Special thanks to the contributing developers for Blender, Inkscape, Paint.NET, VS Code, and Google Fonts.
Amazon Web Services
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Blender
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Inkscape
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Paint.NET
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Visual Studio Code
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Google Fonts
/*GET_TEMPLATE(button-chevrons)*/Why not use libraries?
Selfish reasons. With this project in particular I wanted to learn more about bare bones development so I could have a better understanding of the core principles of the web.


{% extends 'demo/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% load breadcrumbs pagination from great_components %} {% load code from demo_tags %} {% block inner_content %}
Pagination requires your page's view to create it's own Paginator
object and pass this into the component. The view should include something like:


This is the easiest intruder to kill. Without any special abilities. Moving speed is equal to 1.
Many intruders move as a group almost one over another. Their count is between 5 and 10 intruders even that you can't see all of them. Most effective towers against them are the "Rocket luncher", "Canon" and "Earthquake".
Fastest intruder among all but with the least live. "Shock" and "Sniper" are the best defense.
This is only intruder that flies, and it directs in a straight line to the exit. Most effective defense is the special "Flying Tower", but they could be attacked by "Sniper" and "Shock" too. The rest of the towers are not threat for them.
 Moves slow with a lot of live. Upgraded towers are best defense.
When the Bomber dies, it blows away every creature nearby. The detonation throws a creature so hard that it could pass between towers.
Everything that touches Icy will freeze. The tower will turn into ice and will not shoot until Icy is passing by.
The same as the ROUGH with the special ability of invisibility. Only Radar tower makes them visible for all other towers. When they go out of Rader range they become invisible again.
This is the strongest intruder. It appears surprisingly and makes your defense harder. Moves slowly with a lot of live and really difficult to be stopped. If you destroy them successfully, you will be payed well.


Hi, I'm Rosa, a [soon-to-be] full stack developer based in Bristol.
about
Coming from the seemingly opposite world of art and design, I discovered my interest in coding not too long ago. I am now following a full-time course in Full Stack Development at IO Academy in Bath. I'm excited to learn so many new things and I'm particularly interested to explore the crossovers between art, design and development. Scroll down if you'd like to see what I've been working on!
Besides code and art, I'm passionate about sustainability, all things plants and mushrooms, building furniture (and other bits of DIY), music, and everything bike-related.


Moshi Monsters
I worked on this as a programmer for Tag Games.
Glitchspace
I was a programmer/designer on this when I worked at Space Budgie. Originally from an early prototype 'LocalSpace' we went on to make this a larger game.
Virtual Textures
I did virtual texturing for my hons project, a system that dynamically loads in the require textures as they are required. I generate random textures on the fly to simulate texture loading.
Bike Racer
This is a hobby / uni project I've been working on. This is a game I've been working on to use on the Oculus Rift, but adapted it to run in stereoscopic 3D for a university assignment.
Cupid’s Alley
So a few of us decided to jump into the Global Game Jam 2013, Our Uni (Abertay) was one of the venues in Scotland. The theme was a heart beat, after a few different ideas we settled on the idea of Cupid going on a bloody rampage, I think this is what happens when you are sleep deprived.
Free Form Deformation
This was fun, we had to create a Free Form Deformation application for our Maths module at Uni. I also got an opportunity to try my extrude rotate and scale skills in Blender 3D
I made this in Unity3D, mostly following the paper by Sederberg and Parry.
Local Space
Local Space was a personal project of mine, about making a cyberspace game where you can program the effects of the gun, this was a simple little proof of concept I was working on.
GravTech
We were privileged enough to be able to take part in Dare to be Digital 2012. 9 weeks of game development followed by a weekend showcase.
Shapeshifter
As part of our 3rd year in Uni, we had todo a group project. This was mainly an exercise in working with other disciplines and clients. A small group of us wanted to create our own game rather than pick from a selection of pre-produced briefs, so we pitched the game idea to the school, and managed to pickup some artists and audio people which we needed otherwise programmer art would have been a feature of our game. A wee clip of one of the levels.
Terrain Generation
This was an experiment of making procedural terrains using the faultline method.
DeadEnd Inc
My first time into the LD I was a little worried about it, not really the long hours coding, but could I make a game in 48 hours? Well in the end yes I could (otherwise I wouldn't be writing this and deny I ever took part in it.) and this was entry here.
I was using Gosu and C++, C++ maybe not the best choice for this but I was keen to improve my C++ so it was a good in that regard. When I got my prototype up and running I was very revealed.
Sudoku Solver
My first year coursework for the C++ module was to make a game of Sudoku, and optionally a solver. I chose to add the solver it was quite cool really, it uses a stack and brute-forces the answer.
Falling Blocks
I did this for a little bit of fun on the train to and from Uni.
Vector Wars
I love Geometry Wars, its has incredibly simple game play. I really love simple to play hard to master games. This was my first attempt at making a game. My first shot at getting the basics working. Essentially getting the the rotate, scale, translate concepts down pat.


Rust 2018
Per the call for blog posts, I’ve got thoughts and ideas on where Rust can go in the upcoming year. My wants haven’t changed much over the last year or so: give me non-embarassing compilation speed! 😁 Before getting started, I’m very appreciative of the hard work put into the overall Rust community and ecosystem, including the behind-the-scenes work. It’s difficult to understate just how much time and energy people volunteer in pursuit of a better, Rust-ier world.
Rusoto: 2017 in review
Rusoto, an unofficial SDK for Amazon Web Services, had a wonderful year! We made great strides in improving functionality, increasing the number of services covered and making various ergonomic changes. Improved functionality Added all publicly available AWS regions Custom endpoint support HTTP connection pools for connecting to services S3 supports streaming responses: no more loading the entire file to download into a Vector More supported services A non-exhaustive list:
Test driven development with Rust
Test Driven Development (TDD) encourages better software design. When the desired behavior is known and expressible, it’s highly effective to make modular and easily tested code. Let’s take a look at using TDD with Rust, using release-party as an example. What we’re changing Release-party is a command line tool I made for my day job. We’ve got a fair amount of repositories on GitHub: one for each microservice. Our deployments are automated through TravisCI: the master branch is deployed to our testing environment and the release branch is deployed to production.
Software development force multipliers
While a software enginerd/pixie wrangler at heart, I’ve discovered the stereotypical developer path of grabbing a ticket from Jira, working on it, shoving the results to QA and repeat isn’t for me. The biggest reason is how this leaves a tremendous amount of efficiency on the table. This inefficient approach is difficult to reconcile with empathy for the customer buying and using the product. My code writing speed has peaked: I can’t write code any faster.
RustConf 2017 recap
My recap of RustConf 2017 in Portland, Oregon. Or: how I avoided hotel surge pricing during the eclipse weekend! RustConf the second I’ve been told the first conference for community or technology is the best. I’m happy to report I don’t believe it applies in this case! The first RustConf set a tone of possibility and potentials whereas RustConf 2017 focused more on the progress made in the language, ecosystem and community.
Rusoto codegen, part three
This is part three of Rusoto code generation. The first two parts went over how code inside a crate is generated. In this post, we’ll take a look at how we make the crate for an AWS service. Parts one and two recap In the previous two posts, we followed code generation from the Simple Queue Service (SQS) botocore service definition to Rust code. We glossed over where the generated code went in order to concentrate on the generation itself.
Rusoto codegen, part two
In the previous post we took a quick tour of the major pieces of Rusoto code generation. In this post we’ll get deeper into code generation for the Simple Queue Service. Picking up from part one Part one described a few parts of Rusoto codegen: Finding which services to generate Making the service’s crate Generating the service and placing it inside its crate rustfmt the generated code to make it look pretty Step three is where this post will concentrate.
Rusoto codegen
Writing a software development kit (SDK) is a challenge. Especially when the target has a tremendous number of services, endpoints and different styles of interacting, such as REST, querystring and “other.” Rusoto uses the botocore service definitions to create Rust code to interact with Amazon Web Services. Let’s dive into how it’s done! Using Simple Queue Service as an example To make this post clearer, we’ll follow the Simple Queue Service (SQS) from botocore service definition to the rusoto_sqs crate.
Rusoto RDS walkthrough, mk 2
Since the publication of Rusoto RDS walkthrough, a new version of Rusoto has been released: 0.25.0. This includes some breaking changes so let’s work through those. We’ll also be cleaning up some of the rougher edges in the previous walkthrough. rusoto-rds-mk2 The previous project’s source code is on github. We’ll be making a new project based off that one. You can see the final product in rusoto-rds-mk2 folder. Cargo.toml changes required for Rusoto 0.
Rusoto RDS walkthrough
Let’s tie some great Rust crates together! In this walkthrough, we’ll use Rusoto to create a Postgres RDS database instance, Rocket.rs to make a web server and Diesel to talk to the database on AWS to make a proof of concept hit counter. Walkthrough overview There are two projects in this walkthrough. First is rusoto-rds. This creates the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Relational Database Service (RDS) instance and should be run first.


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| Packages that use CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
| it.apice.sapere.api.ecolaws.scheduling.impl | This package contains eco-law rating functions. |
| it.apice.sapere.api.management | This package contains all the entities dedicated to eco-laws scheduling. |
| it.apice.sapere.api.space.core | This package contains LSA-space internals interfaces. |
| it.apice.sapere.api.space.core.impl | This package contains LSA-space internals interfaces implementation. |
| it.apice.sapere.api.space.match | This package contains it.apice.sapere.match entities tests. |
| it.apice.sapere.api.space.match.impl | This package contains eco-law matching facilities implementation. |
| it.apice.sapere.commons | |
| it.apice.sapere.distdemo.analysis | |
| it.apice.sapere.distdemo.sensor | |
| it.apice.sapere.management | This package contains all the entities dedicated to eco-laws scheduling. |
| it.apice.sapere.management.impl | This package contains all the implementations dedicated to eco-laws scheduling. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.api.ecolaws.scheduling.impl |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.ecolaws.scheduling.impl that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw |
SchedulableMatchResultImpl.getRelCompiledEcolaw()
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| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.api.management |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.management that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw[] |
ReactionManager.ecolaws()
Retrieves a list of all the eco-laws the ReactionManager is aware
of. |
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.management with parameters of type CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
ReactionManager |
ReactionManager.addEcolaw(CompiledEcolaw law)
Stores an eco-law in order to be scheduled. |
void |
ReactionManagerObserver.ecolawAdded(CompiledEcolaw law)
Notifies all observers that a new eco-law has been added. |
void |
ReactionManagerObserver.ecolawRemoved(CompiledEcolaw law)
Notifies all observers that an eco-law has been removed. |
ReactionManager |
ReactionManager.removeEcolaw(CompiledEcolaw law)
Dismisses an eco-law in order to stop its scheduling. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw |
EcolawCompiler.compile(Ecolaw law)
Compiles an LSA in RDF. |
CompiledEcolaw |
EcolawCompiler.create(String mQuery,
String uQuery,
String rate)
Creates a new CompiledEcolaw . |
CompiledEcolaw |
EcolawCompiler.create(String mQuery,
String uQuery,
String rate,
String label)
Creates a new CompiledEcolaw . |
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core with parameters of type CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
MatchResult[] |
LSAspaceCore.match(CompiledEcolaw law)
Finds possible matches in the LSA-space for the provided Ecolaw. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core.impl |
|---|
| Classes in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core.impl that implement CompiledEcolaw | |
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class |
CompiledEcolawImpl
This class implements the CompiledEcolaw interface. |
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core.impl that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw |
EcolawCompilerImpl.compile(Ecolaw law)
|
CompiledEcolaw |
EcolawCompilerImpl.create(String mQuery,
String uQuery,
String rate)
|
CompiledEcolaw |
EcolawCompilerImpl.create(String mQuery,
String uQuery,
String rate,
String label)
|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.space.core.impl with parameters of type CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
MatchResult[] |
AbstractLSAspaceCoreImpl.match(CompiledEcolaw law)
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| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.api.space.match |
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| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.space.match that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw |
MatchResult.getRelCompiledEcolaw()
Retrieves the eco-law that has been used in order to produce this match. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.api.space.match.impl |
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| Methods in it.apice.sapere.api.space.match.impl that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw |
MutableMatchResultImpl.getRelCompiledEcolaw()
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| Constructors in it.apice.sapere.api.space.match.impl with parameters of type CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
MutableMatchResultImpl(LSAspaceCore<com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.StmtIterator> relSpace,
CompiledEcolaw relEcolaw)
Builds a new MutableMatchResultImpl . |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.commons |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.commons that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
static CompiledEcolaw |
DiffusionEcolaw.createDirectASAPDiffusionByType(EcolawCompiler compiler,
String toName,
String type)
Retrieves an ASAP diffusion eco-law, which selects LSAs by type and sends them to a specific neighbour. |
static CompiledEcolaw |
DiffusionEcolaw.createDirectPeriodicDiffusionByType(EcolawCompiler compiler,
String toName,
String type,
double rate)
Retrieves a periodic diffusion eco-law, which selects LSAs by type and sends them to a specific neighbour. |
CompiledEcolaw |
AbstractDiffusionEcolawFactory.getEcolaw()
Retrieves a periodic diffusion eco-law, which selects LSAs by type and sends them to a specific neighbour. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.distdemo.analysis |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.distdemo.analysis that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
static CompiledEcolaw |
AggregationEcolaw.createASAPMaxAggregation1(EcolawCompiler compiler,
String aggregType,
String destType)
Retrieves an ASAP max-aggregation eco-law. |
static CompiledEcolaw |
AggregationEcolaw.createASAPMaxAggregation2(EcolawCompiler compiler,
String aggregType,
String destType)
Retrieves an ASAP max-aggregation eco-law, for aggregation with comparsison. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.distdemo.sensor |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.distdemo.sensor that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
static CompiledEcolaw |
DiffusionEcolaw.createASAPDiffusion(EcolawCompiler compiler,
String toName,
String type)
Retrieves an ASAP diffusion eco-law. |
static CompiledEcolaw |
DiffusionEcolaw.createPeriodicDiffusion(EcolawCompiler compiler,
String toName,
String type,
double rate)
Retrieves an periodic diffusion eco-law. |
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.management |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.management with parameters of type CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
void |
DefaultReactionsScheduler.ecolawAdded(CompiledEcolaw law)
|
void |
DefaultReactionsScheduler.ecolawRemoved(CompiledEcolaw law)
|
| Uses of CompiledEcolaw in it.apice.sapere.management.impl |
|---|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.management.impl that return CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
CompiledEcolaw[] |
ReactionManagerImpl.ecolaws()
|
| Methods in it.apice.sapere.management.impl with parameters of type CompiledEcolaw | |
|---|---|
ReactionManager |
ReactionManagerImpl.addEcolaw(CompiledEcolaw law)
|
void |
ReactionManagerLogger.ecolawAdded(CompiledEcolaw law)
|
void |
ReactionManagerLogger.ecolawRemoved(CompiledEcolaw law)
|
ReactionManager |
ReactionManagerImpl.removeEcolaw(CompiledEcolaw law)
|
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1. Include the CSS and JS along with Vue, so you get a <json-tree>
component.

1. Install the vue-json-tree
package via NPM.
npm install --save vue-json-tree
2. Import the SFC (with CSS embedded) and register it as a component, either globally or in another component.
import JsonTree from 'vue-json-tree'
Vue.component('json-tree', JsonTree)
raw
(string
, optional)The data you want to present in the tree view. Must be a valid JSON string, otherwise it fails.
data
(any
, optional)If your JSON data has already been parsed, bind this one instead. Must be something that can be produced by JSON.parse()
.
level
(number
, optional)Sometimes the data structure is very deep. You could set them to collapsed on load. By default all levels are expanded.
1. Grab the source code from GitHub.
git clone git@github.com:myst729/vue-json-tree.git
2. Install dependencies via NPM.
npm install
3. Run in dev mode and start to hack.
npm run dev
4. Make sure you run the tests.
npm run test
5. Build the dist files.
npm run dist
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Well, well, well, here we are again! Almost a year later. World goes round, chaos happens, but we all patiently await for when Spotify drops new Wrapped. To get sentimental just for one fleeting moment – this was a tough year with its many downs and thankfully, many more ups. Let us see what music got us through those trying times!
First and foremost, I found out that my top genres this year were: Anime, Japanese VGM (ahh, Persona!), Otacore, J-Rock, and J-Pop. Logically, my number one song and artist that I listened the living vibes out of were of course Beneath the Mask and Lyn, respectively.
This paints a very particular picture about a person. All I do >95% of the time is listen to my custom playlist, amelia.
On a similar note, if we collect it a bit more, my top songs also include: One Last Kiss (I absolutely love Eva 3+1), Deal with the devil (well, what can I say – I am a gambling man), D City Rock (PSG would never let you down), and finally, Beautiful Day (a great callback).
On the artists side of things, it looks a bit funny, but the first two are all Persona 5, followed by Eir Aoi (who dominates SAO openings), then the brilliant DECO*27 (who for me, reinvented Hatsune Miku with the best cup noodles commercial), finally, closing in with TeddyLoid (everything PSG, Pipo Password, and other classics).
All of this amounted to whopping 22,121 minutes of active minutes listened! This is just shy of 369 hours (nice) and a bit more than 15 days. I like the fact that I spent around 4% of the year listening to Spotify (many more songs were on other platforms as well or other means).
Last but not least, I like that Spotify creates a "personality" profile for you based on everything it has just shown you. If I look at what it gave me above, it looks like this person maybe likes anime. Unclear.
Withouth further adieu – those are pretty self-explanatory. Please find the top selection of this Wrapped below! Until next time. ◼


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From the Chef’s corner, they have creations like Black Pepper, Kung Pao Chicken, and 4 Cheese. But if the classics are what you’re after, they have good ol’ Creamy Carbonara, Seafood Marinara, and Lasagna. For pastas with Filipino flavors, there’s Ginataang Kalabasa, Creamy Adobo, Binagoongan, and Bicol Express!
As you get inspired to create, sip on their coffee made from local Sagada, Kalinga, Benguet, and Barako beans, as well as uniquely Filipino drinks like the Guyabano Shake and the Alab (pure cacao tablea with siling labuyo).
If life’s getting too stressful and you’re about to snap, take your camera to Caffera and snap pictures instead! In this photography-themed cafe, your lens won’t run out of things to focus on, from the quotable quotes on their walls to the quirky tumblers they serve their drinks in. The place got bigger too to fit in more of you camera nerds!
Don’t forget to put your camera down once in a while to take sips of your coffee! Their best-selling drinks are their Caramel Frapperture, Chocodamia Frapperture, and Tiramisu Frapperture.
Let’s admit it, we spend way too much time on the internet watching cat videos (like seriously, how are they so cute?!) But now, you can get off your phones and play with them IRL because Cat Cafe Manila is open in Maginhawa! Having partnered with CARA Welfare Philippines, this cat-themed coffee shop serves as a loving home for adorable puspins (pusang Pinoy) who are up for adoption. Be sure to make a reservation before you visit! Cat Cafe Manila, Maginhawa
Before you forget it’s an actual coffee shop, order up some of their sweet treats like the Rainbow Cat Cupcake, Purple Velvet Bar, and Matcha Cookie alongside their Speculoos coffee, Choco Cookie Catfe, or Paw-reo Cheese Shake!
Caplling all chili heads of the Metro! If you’re among the masochists who enjoy the sweet burn of spicy noodle soup, be sure to hit up Caution Hot! where you might just meet your match! Here, you get to choose your burn, but you better choose wisely because it can get dangerous. They have first 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree burns but if you’re feeling brave, go for the Ultimate Burn!
Aside from spiciness level, everything else is also customizable for the perfect bowl of noodles! For toppings, they have vegetables, beef, pork, and seafood, while you get to pick between Asam Laksa, Szechuan, or Classic for your broth.
On a diet? Counting calories? Want to lose weight? Well, you can do all of that somewhere else because you won’t be finding quinoa salads over at Fat Cousins’ Diner! In here, it’s all about meat, meat, and more meat! And as if that’s not enough of a treat, you get unlimited rice and soda too!
The best part is, prices here fit all types of budgets. Your ₱100 can buy you a ⅓ pound Beef Burger topped with onion, lettuce, and tomato and a side of fries. If you’ve got ₱200, you can choose between the Hungarian Sausage, Home Style Roast Beef, or Australian T-Bone Steak and still have enough cash for dessert!
If life’s getting too stressful and you’re about to snap, take your camera to Caffera and snap pictures instead! In this photography-themed cafe, your lens won’t run out of things to focus on, from the quotable quotes on their walls to the quirky tumblers they serve their drinks in. The place got bigger too to fit in more of you camera nerds!
A must-try Griddle bestseller is the Honey Bagoong Wings, an American classic with a FIlipino twist. For mains, try their sweet and tangy Grilled Lime Pork Belly or their Griddle Steak, a t-bone cut flavored with a special rub and served with rice and your choice of sides.
When you’ve worked up an appetite after all the playing, fuel up on snacks like Blooming Onion, Honey Barbecue Chicken Wings, French Fries, and Stuffed Bread Sticks. For something heavier, try their Monte Cristo Supreme, a sandwich stuffed with smoked ham, cheese, and vegetables.
Their ice cream knows how to please the taste buds too, as ensured by owner Paul Perez who started the shop as tribute to his dad Papa Diddi! Choose from unique flavors like Mango Ginger, Roasted Forbidden Rice, and Sweet Basil.
It’s about time someone brought chicken wings to Maginhawa because who doesn’t love digging into a basket of them and getting messy? No one? We thought so!
What you may not know about North Wing is that it’s a three-concept restaurant, which means they’ve got a lot more to feed you than just wings! Over at West Steaks, carnivores get to sink their teeth into some Angus Ribeye Steak, while sweet tooths can get their fill of refreshing drinks at Sweet East!
Just like NYC, Rib City makes our dreams come true too…with their big plates of fall-off-the-bone ribs! Make your way to RBCTY BLVD for charcoal-grilled American ribs coated in smoky barbecue sauce. Their Suburban plate gives you a rack, one side, plus rice, while the Twin Towers is a combo of chicken, ribs, and two sides. If you’ve come with a whole party of hungry friends, order up the Big City for a whole platter of ribs and four sides!
Big. Baked. Boneless. Three words that are music to any hungry person’s ears! At Rojo, you can get straight down to business and start devouring your tender and succulent chicken because the bones have already been dealt with! And with flavors like Asian BBQ, Mediterranean BBQ, and Caribbean Roast, you know your taste buds are going to have a blast.
Even if it’s the middle of the work week, make it feel like a Saturday over at this grill place. Here you can kick back, order up your favorite Filipino food, listen to some music, and maybe even bust out a tune of your own (You can get up on their little stage and perform a number if you’re feeling brave or have had a drink or two!)
Word is Saturdate Grill can cook up a pretty mean Beef Tapa dish, with some even saying it’s the best they’ve tried! Their Chicken BBQ, Sizzling T-Bone Steak, and Isaw na Baboy shouldn’t be missed either.
Hours on end of Jenga, Scrabble, Battleship, and Taboo can make any gamer famished. So it’s perfect that Snacks and Ladders combined the world of gaming with a menu full of things to munch on. For a minimum order of ₱150 (100 is consumable for food while 50 is for the gaming fee), you get to play for an unlimited amount of time.
Pair your board games with game-themed snacks and dishes like the Dominionachos, chips topped with mango salsa, ground meat, and cheese or the Bluffalo Wings, chicken with carrots, celery, ranch, and spicy curry mayo.
We’ve all had the dream of getting lost among the food trucks in NYC and sampling everything we can get our hands on. But that isn’t such a far-fetched fantasy anymore because now, we’ve got our very own food truck park right at the heart of Maginhawa! And it’s got everything a foodie’s stomach could ever crave for.
Even if you’re on a student’s budget, your allowance will go far at Takeiya where everything on the menu is affordable. Here you’ll find all the classic Japanese dishes you could ever crave for like sushi, sashimi, ramen, katsu, donburi, and curry rice. They’ve even got your sweet tooth covered with desserts like matcha and black sesame ice cream.
If you’re still waiting for your Hogwarts letter of acceptance to this day, chances are that owl ain’t coming for you ever.  The Nook, a Harry Potter-themed cafe, is where all Potterheads congregate to geek out. Be sure to spot the quidditch broom and borrow the Harry Potter wand!
The Baby Back Ribs by Mr.T is everyone’s favorite order here, well-loved for being so fall-off-the-bone tender. And priced at just ₱380 for half a kilo slab, you know you’re getting a really good bargain!
  Your day will get better!
Would you believe it if we say we’ve found a fifty-peso Quarter Pounder burger? Well, we’re not just getting your hopes up because it really does exist! You’ll find this miracle of a burger at Yvan Navy where prices are kept at incredibly tipid-friendly levels. Their Double Quarter Pounder is just at ₱100 while the One Pounder is at ₱200. I think we can hear your wallet rejoicing from over here!


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1st, access this page as http://test1.example.com/webtoys/html5/xhr2/01_sameorigin.html set hosts file as: <IP_ADDRESS> test1.example.com <IP_ADDRESS> test2.example.com <IP_ADDRESS> trap1.example.com


Post-Simulation Trajectory Analysis
The scripts described below are used to perform all post-simulation analysis
and create the figures in our papers. Short descriptions
of each script are given below. Generally all of the scripts can be run from
the command line by passing arguments. Click on them to learn more about what
they do, the classes and functions that can be borrowed from them, and how to
run them from the command line.
Structural Analysis LLC_Membranes.analysis
| Script Name |
Description |
| p2p.py |
Calculate the average distance between pore centers |
| rdf.py |
Calculate radial distribution function of a residue with
respect to pore centers |
| correlation_function.py |
Calculate the correlation function of a residue or part
of a residue along an axis |
Non-covalent Interactions LLC_Membranes.analysis
Time Series Analysis LLC_Membranes.timeseries
| Script Name |
Description |
| msd.py |
Calculate the mean squared displacement and, optionally, the diffusion
coefficient of a residue. |
| coordinate_trace.py |
Track z-coordinate of a residue center of mass along with its radial
position with respect to the pore center |
| ctrwsim.py |
Simulate realizations of a continuous time random walk |
| sfbm_parameters.py |
Fit parameters assuming a solute undergoes subordinated fractional
Brownian motion |
| forecast_ctrw.py |
Fit a correlated continuous time random walk to residue trajectory data |
| fractional_levy_motion.py |
Simulate realizations of fractional Levy motion |
Machine Learning Approaches to Transport Characterization LLC_Membranes.machine_learning


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With the new year, we thought you'd enjoy some new tools for debugging React code. Today we're releasing the React Developer Tools, an extension to the Chrome Developer Tools. Download them from the Chrome Web Store.
You will get a new tab titled "React" in your Chrome DevTools. This tab shows you a list of the root React Components that are rendered on the page as well as the subcomponents that each root renders.
Selecting a Component in this tab allows you to view and edit its props and state in the panel on the right. In the breadcrumbs at the bottom, you can inspect the selected Component, the Component that created it, the Component that created that one, and so on.
When you inspect a DOM element using the regular Elements tab, you can switch over to the React tab and the corresponding Component will be automatically selected. The Component will also be automatically selected if you have a breakpoint within its render phase. This allows you to step through the render tree and see how one Component affects another one.We hope these tools will help your team better understand your component hierarchy and track down bugs. We're very excited about this initial launch and appreciate any feedback you may have. As always, we also accept pull requests on GitHub.


Generate a request, using knowledge of the Sheets API from its Discovery Document. Use
request_make()
to execute the request. Most users should, instead, use
higher-level wrappers that facilitate common tasks, such as reading or
writing worksheets or cell ranges. The functions here are intended for
internal use and for programming around the Sheets API.
request_generate()
lets you provide the bare minimum of input.
It takes a nickname for an endpoint and:
Uses the API spec to look up the method
, path
, and base_url
.
Checks params
for validity and completeness with respect to the
endpoint. Uses params
for URL endpoint subsitution and separates
remaining parameters into those destined for the body versus the query.
Adds an API key to the query if and only if token = NULL
.
request_generate(endpoint = character(), params = list(), key = NULL, token = sheets_token())
| endpoint | Character. Nickname for one of the selected Sheets API v4
endpoints built into googlesheets4. Learn more in |
|---|---|
| params | Named list. Parameters destined for endpoint URL substitution, the query, or the body. |
| key | API key. Needed for requests that don't contain a token. The need
for an API key in the absence of a token is explained in Google's document
Credentials, access, security, and identity.
In order of precedence, these sources are consulted: the formal |
| token | Set this to |
list()
Components are method
, url
, body
, and token
,
suitable as input for request_make()
.
gargle::request_develop()
, gargle::request_build()
,
gargle::request_make()
Other low-level API functions: request_make
,
sheets_token
# NOT RUN { req <- request_generate( "sheets.spreadsheets.get", list(spreadsheetId = "1xTUxWGcFLtDIHoYJ1WsjQuLmpUtBf--8Bcu5lQ302SU"), token = NULL ) req # }


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What is the best way to prove (m * n) % n = 0
on nat
? IIRC, the library used to have rules like these for calculating with mod
, but now I can't find them. Am I missing something?
nat.mul_mod_left
In general, the files, data.nat.modeq
and data.zmod.basic
might help with this stuff.
Thanks!
by library_search
agrees: mul_mod_left m n
:-)
I've actually run into some robustness problems (works on lots of examples, mysteriously fails in some cases, in every fix I try breaks something else...) but hopefully coming soon.
You are great at writing teasers!
Sorry.. life keeps intervening. :-)
It occurred to me on the bike ride in that I should split library_search
into a few PRs. I should be able to do one that covers 95% of cases that is nice and simple. Then I can later add the full on "let's do backwards reasoning with clever choices of the search pattern", if I ever get that to be robust. :-)
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BinaryHeap(int heapSize)
Constructor for the binary heap.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
decreaseHeapSize()
Halves the size of the heap whenever the current size is double or more
compared to the heapSize pointer.
|
void |
decreaseKey(int oldValue,
int newValue)
Decreases the value of the key in the given node index.
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int |
deleteMax()
Deletes the maximum value of the heap and returns it.
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int[] |
getHeap()
Returns the heap as an integer array.
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int |
getHeapSize()
Returns the current size of the heap.
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void |
heapify(int[] heap,
int index)
Fixes the heap if it is broken at the given index - "broken" meaning that
the key at the given index is smaller than either of its children.
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void |
increaseHeapSize()
Doubles the size of the heap whenever the current size is not adequate
for inserting new nodes.
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void |
increaseKey(int oldValue,
int newValue)
Increases the value of the key in the given node index.
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int |
indexOf(int keyValue)
Find the index of the heap node with the given value.
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void |
insert(int newValue)
Inserts a new value into the heap.
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boolean |
isEmpty()
Returns the information whether the heap is empty or not.
|
int |
leftChild(int index)
Returns the index of the left child node.
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int |
parent(int index)
Returns the index of the parent of the current node.
|
int |
returnMax()
Returns the maximum value of the heap.
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int |
rightChild(int index)
Returns the index of the right child node.
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void |
setHeap(int[] heap)
Set an integer array to act as the current heap.
|
public BinaryHeap(int heapSize)
heapSize
- the starting size of the heap.public int parent(int index)
index
- the index of the current node.public int leftChild(int index)
index
- the index of the current node.public int rightChild(int index)
index
- the index of the current node.public int returnMax()
public int deleteMax()
public void insert(int newValue)
public void heapify(int[] heap, int index)
heap
- the heap to be fixed.index
- the index of the node to be checked.public void increaseKey(int oldValue, int newValue)
oldValue
- the old value of the key.newValue
- the new value of the key.public void decreaseKey(int oldValue, int newValue)
oldValue
- the old value of the key.newValue
- the new value of the key.public void increaseHeapSize()
public void decreaseHeapSize()
public boolean isEmpty()
public int[] getHeap()
public void setHeap(int[] heap)
heap
- the new integer array.public int getHeapSize()
public int indexOf(int keyValue)
keyValue
- the value of the key to be found.


Little Mix joined by star-studded crowd for PrettyLittleThing launch
The former X Factor winners have turned fashion designers for their first range with the online retailer
by Lucy Needham, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/Little Mix made sure to steal the show for the launch of their first fashion collection with PrettyLittleThing.
Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Jade Thirwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock turned out in matching gold ensembles for their exclusive party at Anyhoe Park House.
The girl group have unveiled an exciting collaboration with the online brand to give their loyal fans a chance to dress just like them.
And many of the celeb-packed crowd turning out in support of the band on Wednesday night seized the opportunity to copy their style too.
Posing for pictures ahead of the bash, Leigh-Anne worked a series of sultry poses in a strapless crop top and mini skirt.
Fresh from her well -received BBC3 documentary, Jesy Nelson was looking the definition of body-confidence dressed in a gold bralet and high-waisted flares from the collection.
While Perrie from the band stood out in a strapless corset layered over a crisp white shirt, which she teamed with a pair of matching thigh high boots and a quirky headband.
Jade completed the line-up looking stunning in a thigh-skimming mini dress and heeled boots.
They were joined on the night by a host of famous pals, including fellow PrettyLittleThing ambassador Molly-Mae Hague.
Molly turned out to support the girls clad in a snakeskin dress and boots from their collection.
The Love Island star, who was without Tommy Fury for the evening, appeared to be loving her time in front of the cameras as she showed off her head-turning outfit.
Little Mix's former X Factor mentor Tulisa Contostavlos was also on hand to support the girls.
Tulisa has been a huge fan of the girls ever since they appeared together on the 2011 series of the ITV talent show together.
She also tweeted her support to Jesy Nelson following the release of her Odd One Out documentary in September.
Kate Moss' 'It girl' sister Lottie Moss was also in attendance, clad in a transparent dress that flashed her bodysuit.
While the Saturday's Vanessa White and Aston Merrygold of JLS fame also enjoyed their evening with Little Mix.


You are provided with a pre-generated graph consisting of 500 rooms. You are responsible for filling traversal_path
with directions that, when walked in order, will visit every room on the map at least once.
Open adv.py
. There are four parts to the provided code:
python3 adv.py
in your terminal.python3 adv.py
to walk around the map.You may find the commands player.current_room.id
, player.current_room.get_exits()
and player.travel(direction)
useful.
To solve this path, you’ll want to construct your own traversal graph. You start in room 0
, which contains exits ['n', 's', 'w', 'e']
. Your starting graph should look something like this:
{
0: {'n': '?', 's': '?', 'w': '?', 'e': '?'}
}
Try moving south and you will find yourself in room 5
which contains exits ['n', 's', 'e']
. You can now fill in some entries in your graph:
{
0: {'n': '?', 's': 5, 'w': '?', 'e': '?'},
5: {'n': 0, 's': '?', 'e': '?'}
}
You know you are done when you have exactly 500 entries (0-499) in your graph and no '?'
in the adjacency dictionaries. To do this, you will need to write a traversal algorithm that logs the path into traversal_path
as it walks.
There are a few smaller graphs in the file which you can test your traversal method on before committing to the large graph. You may find these easier to debug.
Start by writing an algorithm that picks a random unexplored direction from the player’s current room, travels and logs that direction, then loops. This should cause your player to walk a depth-first traversal. When you reach a dead-end (i.e. a room with no unexplored paths), walk back to the nearest room that does contain an unexplored path.
You can find the path to the shortest unexplored room by using a breadth-first search for a room with a '?'
for an exit. If you use the bfs
code from the homework, you will need to make a few modifications.
Instead of searching for a target vertex, you are searching for an exit with a '?'
as the value. If an exit has been explored, you can put it in your BFS queue like normal.
BFS will return the path as a list of room IDs. You will need to convert this to a list of n/s/e/w directions before you can add it to your traversal path.
If all paths have been explored, you’re done!
len(traversal_path) <= 2000
len(traversal_path) < 960
It is very difficult to calculate the shortest possible path that traverses the entire graph. Why?
My best path is 957 moves. Can you find a shorter path?
| OBJECTIVE | TASK | 1 - DOES NOT MEET Expectations | 2 - MEETS Expectations | 3 - EXCEEDS Expectations | SCORE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Student can demonstrate applied knowledge of Graph Theory by traversing a large map | Complete traversal of a large Graph | Student unable to produce a valid traversal path of 2000 moves or less | Student is able to produce a valid traversal path between 960 and 2000 | Student produces a valid traversal path of 959 moves or less | |
| FINAL SCORE | 0-1 | 2 | 3 |


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Dundee man with 72 previous convictions stole more than 40 bottles of vodka in three-week crime spree
A prolific shoplifter who filled his trousers with vodka during raids on a string of shops over three weeks has been jailed for almost three years.
by ReporterRyan Ogilvie, 31, admitted 15 charges of shoplifting and making death threats to store staff during the crime spree in July.
Depute fiscal Charmaine Gilmartin told Perth Sheriff Court that Ogilvie – who has 72 previous convictions – particularly targeted supermarket vodka and aftershave.
Ogilvie stole more than 40 bottles of vodka and was caught leaving several stores with a pair of bottles stuffed down his trousers.
He regularly set off the store alarms by walking out the fire exits and issued threats of violence to security staff who tackled him.
Ogilvie robbed the same branch of Sainsbury’s in Tom Johnston Road, Dundee, eight times between July 6-26.
He also stole items from B&M Bargains, Marks and Spencer, Boots and Asda branches in Dundee.
Solicitor Ross Donnelly, defending, said: “He has been committing offences of this nature on a regular basis throughout much of his adult life.
“At the time of these offences he was in the grip of a particularly voracious opiate addiction. He has struggled with that for much of his adult life.
“Such was the grip that his desperation was such that he was almost indifferent as to whether or not he would be detected.
“No real attempt or thought was given to how this would be committed. He was almost literally walking in, picking things up, and walking out again.”
Sheriff Pino di Emidio jailed Ogilvie for 137 weeks and said: “You are guilty of a series of offences covering a relatively short period of time.
“In total there were a considerable number of theft by shoplifting offences. You also partially pulled out a knife and I treat that with more seriousness.”


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Lyrics of Lowly Life
by Paul Laurence Dunbar
"Disappointed"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.5
- Word Count: 147
- Genre: Poetry
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An old man planted and dug and tended,
Toiling in joy from dew to dew;
The sun was kind, and the rain befriended;
Fine grew his orchard and fair to view.
Then he said: “I will quiet my thrifty fears,
For here is fruit for my failing years.”
But even then the storm–clouds gathered,
Swallowing up the azure sky;
The sweeping winds into white foam lathered
The placid breast of the bay, hard by;
Then the spirits that raged in the darkened air
Swept o’er his orchard and left it bare.
The old man stood in the rain, uncaring,
Viewing the place the storm had swept;
And then with a cry from his soul despairing,
He bowed him down to the earth and wept.
But a voice cried aloud from the driving rain;
“Arise, old man, and plant again!”


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WITNESS LIST
Public Health Committee
September 13, 2018 - 9:00 AM
Charge 1 - Women's Health/Maternal Mortality and Morbidity
On:
Bresette, Patrick (Children's Defense Fund - Texas)
Clayton, Molly (Texas Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy)
Del Gallo, Krista (Texas Council on Family Violence)
Delgado, Evelyn (Healthy Futures of Texas)
Draker, Sheryl (Self)
Estrada, Jaime (Texas Doctors for Social Responsibility)
French, Lesley (HHSC)
Gagen, Charlie (American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network)
Griffin, Kimberly (Nurse-Family Partnership)
Hellerstedt, John (Texas Department of State Health Services)
Hollier, Lisa (Dept of state health services, maternal mortslity and morbidity task force)
Kohler, Adriana (Texans Care for Children)
McPeters, Pamela (TexProtects)
Morales Urby, Rodolfo (Self; Texas Doctors for Social Responsibility)
Sughrue, Alissa (National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Texas)
Charge 8 - Monitor agencies, programs and legislation implementation
On:
Gaines, Sonja (HHSC)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Pierre-Carr, Lucrece (HHSC)
Strickland, Robyn (HHSC)
HB337 Implementation
On:
Carter, Gina (HHSC)
Gains, Sonja (HHSC)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Bazan, Kim (HHSC)
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