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Gaussian
- Class in
eu.cassandra.sim.math
A Gaussian distribution.
Gaussian(double, double, boolean)
- Constructor for class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
Instantiates a new Gaussian distribution.
Gaussian(Gaussian)
- Constructor for class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
Instantiates a new Gaussian distribution, by copying another one of the same type.
GaussianMixtureModels
- Class in
eu.cassandra.sim.math
A Mixture of Gaussian Distributions.
GaussianMixtureModels(int, double[], double[], double[], boolean)
- Constructor for class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
Instantiates a new GaussianMixtureModels distribution.
GaussianMixtureModels(GaussianMixtureModels)
- Constructor for class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
Instantiates a new GaussianMixtureModels distribution, by copying another one of the same type.
generalProps
- Variable in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
SetupFileParser
getAction()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Event
Gets the event's action.
getActiveConsumption()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the active consumption.
getActivities()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Person
Gets the person's activities.
getActivity()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Event
Gets the event's activity.
getActKPIs(String)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DBResults
Gets the activity KPIs.
getActKPIs(String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DerbyResults
getActKPIs(String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
MongoResults
getAfterDifference()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the pricing difference of the incentive and the next time interval.
getAllInclusivePricingPolicy()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
PricingPoliciesLibrary
getApp_probs()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the probabilities of participation for defined appliances.
getAppKPIs(String)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DBResults
Gets the appliance KPIs.
getAppKPIs(String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DerbyResults
getAppKPIs(String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
MongoResults
getAppliance()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Event
Gets the event's appliance.
getAppliances()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the appliances in the installation.
getAppliances()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the appliances involved in the activity per activity model.
getAvgPower()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the average power.
getAvgPower()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the average power.
getAvgPower()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the average power.
getAwareness()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Person
Gets the person's awareness.
getBase()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the basic pricing scheme for that interval.
getBase()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the calendar's base date.
getBases()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the bases' list.
getBeforeDifference()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the pricing difference of the incentive and the previous time interval.
getBillingCycle()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
PricingPolicy
Gets the billing cycle duration in days.
getCheapest()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the index of the cheapest pricing.
getCo2()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the CO2 factor.
getConfig()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the config property values per activity model.
getConn()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DBConn
Gets the database connection.
getConn(String)
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DBConn
Gets a connection to the specified database.
getConsumption()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the consumption.
getConsumptionModelForLighting(String)
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
ConsumptionModelsLibrary
getConsumptionModelForVacuumCleaner1(String)
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
ConsumptionModelsLibrary
getConsumptionModelForVacuumCleaner2(String)
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
ConsumptionModelsLibrary
getConsumptionModelForWashingMachine(String)
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
ConsumptionModelsLibrary
getConsumptionModelForWaterHeater(String)
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
ConsumptionModelsLibrary
getCost()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the cost.
getCost()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the cost.
getCost()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the cost.
getCurrentDate(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the current date.
getCurrentPowerP()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the current active power.
getCurrentPowerQ()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the current reactive power.
getCurrentPrice()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used as a getter for the price of the pricing.
getCurrentTick()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Simulation
Gets the current tick.
getD()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Tripplet
Gets the duration in minutes.
getDayOfWeek(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the current day of week.
getDefaultPricingPolicy()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
PricingPoliciesLibrary
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the demographic data set's description.
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.
Entity
Gets the entity's description.
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getDescription()
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Return a string describing the distribution in free text.
getDescription()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getDifference()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the pricing difference of the incentive.
getEndMinute()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the end minute of the incentive.
getEndMinute()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used as a getter for the end minute of the pricing.
getEndTick()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Simulation
Gets the end tick.
getEnergy()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the energy.
getEnergy()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the energy.
getEnergy()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the energy.
getEnergyPowerPricingPolicy()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
PricingPoliciesLibrary
getExpectedPowerTickResultForInstallation(int, String, String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DerbyResults
Gets an expected power tick result for the specified installation.
getExpectedPowerTickResultForInstallation(int, String, String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
MongoResults
Gets an expected power tick result for the specified installation.
getFixedCharge()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
PricingPolicy
Gets the fixed charge for every billing cycle.
getFrom()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Offpeak
Gets the starting hour of the offpeak period.
getFrom()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Period
Gets the starting hour of the period.
getGainRatio()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used to estimate the ratio of the pricing schemes.
getGranularity()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the calendar's granularity.
getGranularityRaw()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the calendar's granularity (in raw format).
getGranularityValue()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the calendar's granularity value.
getGreaterProbability()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
Gets an array that contains the probabilities that the distribution has value over a threshold.
getHistogram()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getHistogram()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getHistogram()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getHistogram()
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Returns the histogram in question.
getHistogram()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getId()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.
Entity
Gets the entity's id.
getIncentives()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
IncentiveVector
This is a getter function of the incentives' list.
getInst_probs()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the probabilities of participation for defined installations.
getInstallation()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the installation the appliance belongs to.
getInstallation()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Person
Gets the installation the person resides in.
getInstallation(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Simulation
Gets the installation at
index
.
getInstallations()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Simulation
Gets the installations.
getKPIs(String)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DBResults
Gets the aggregate KPIs or KPIs for a specific installation.
getKPIs(String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DerbyResults
getKPIs(String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
MongoResults
getLevel()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Level
Gets the level.
getLocationInfo()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the location info.
getLossRatio()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used to estimate the ratio of the pricing schemes.
getMaxPower()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the maximum power.
getMaxPower()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the maximum power.
getMaxPower()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the maximum power.
getMcruns()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the number of Monte-Carlo runs.
getMyCalendar()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimCalendar
Gets the calendar.
getN(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the number of times that the i-th pattern runs.
getName()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the demographic data set's name.
getName()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.
Entity
Gets the entity's name.
getName()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
getName()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
Gets the name of the distribution.
getName()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets parameter set name.
getnTimesGivenDay()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the repetitions probability distributions per activity model.
getNumberOfBases()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the number of bases.
getNumberOfParameters()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getNumberOfParameters()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getNumberOfParameters()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getNumberOfParameters()
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Return the number of parameters of this distribution.
getNumberOfParameters()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getNumberOfPenalties()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the number of penalties.
getNumberOfRewards()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the number of rewards.
getNumEntities()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the number of entities (installations) to be created.
getNumOfDays()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the number of days.
getOnTick()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the on tick.
getOrng()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Simulation
Gets the random number generator.
getOuterN()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets how many times the patterns repeats.
getParameter(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getParameter(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getParameter(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getParameter(int)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Return a distribution parameter.
getParameter(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getPattern(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the i-th pattern.
getPatternDuration(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the i-th pattern's duration.
getPatternN()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the number of patterns.
getPatterns()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the array storing the consumption patterns.
getPConsumptionModel()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the active power consumption model.
getPenalties()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the penalties' list.
getPerson_probs()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the probabilities of participation for defined persons.
getPersons()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the persons residing in the installation.
getPower(long, String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the power.
getPrecomputedBin(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getPrecomputedBin(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getPrecomputedBin(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getPrecomputedBin(double)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Gets a random integer between 0 and the number of nBins.
getPrecomputedBin(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getPrecomputedProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getPrecomputedProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getPrecomputedProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getPrecomputedProbability(double)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Get the precomputed probability value for the x.
getPrecomputedProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getPreviousPrice()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used as a getter for the price of the pricing.
getPrice()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Level
Gets the price.
getPrice()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the price offer from the incentive.
getPrice()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Period
Gets the price of the period.
getPricing()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.installations.
Installation
Gets the pricing policy.
getPricings()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the pricings' list.
getPricings(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the incentives' list for a certain index.
getProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getProbability(double)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Get the probability value P(x).
getProbability(double)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getProbabilityGreater(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getProbabilityGreater(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getProbabilityGreater(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getProbabilityGreater(int)
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
Get the probability value P(X < x).
getProbabilityGreater(int)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getProbDuration()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the duration probability distributions per activity model.
getProbStartTime()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the start time probability distributions per activity model.
getQConsumptionModel()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the reactive power consumption model.
getResponseType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the response type.
getRewards()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
PricingVector
This is a getter function of the rewards' list.
getS()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Tripplet
Gets the slope.
getScalarEnergyPricingPolicy()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
PricingPoliciesLibrary
getScalarEnergyPricingTimeZonesPolicy()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
PricingPoliciesLibrary
getSensitivity()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Person
Gets the person's sensitivity.
getSetup()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the scenario setup type.
getShiftable()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the shiftable property values per activity model.
getSimCalendar()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
SimulationParams
Gets the simulation's calendar.
getSimulationWorld()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
Gets the simulation world.
getSimulationWorld()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Simulation
Gets the simulation parameters set.
getStandByConsumption()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the stand by consumption.
getStartMinute()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Incentive
This function is used as a getter for the start minute of the incentive.
getStartMinute()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used as a getter for the start minute of the pricing.
getStartTimeHistForCleaning()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
DistributionsLibrary
getStartTimeHistForLighting()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
DistributionsLibrary
getTick()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Event
Gets the event's tick.
getTickResultForInstallation(int, String, String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
DerbyResults
Get a tick result for the specified installation.
getTickResultForInstallation(int, String, String)
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.utilities.
MongoResults
Get a tick result for the specified installation.
getTo()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Offpeak
Gets the ending hour of the offpeak period.
getTo()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
Period
Gets the ending hour of the period.
getTotalDuration()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
ConsumptionModel
Gets the total duration of the consumption model.
getTOUArray()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
PricingPolicy
Gets the TOU array.
getTOUPricingPolicy()
- Static method in class eu.cassandra.sim.model_library.
PricingPoliciesLibrary
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
DemographicData
Gets the demographic data set's type.
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.
Entity
Gets the entity's type.
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.people.
Activity
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Gaussian
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
GaussianMixtureModels
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Histogram
getType()
- Method in interface eu.cassandra.sim.math.
ProbabilityDistribution
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.response.
Pricing
This function is used as a getter for the type of the pricing.
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.math.
Uniform
getType()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.
PricingPolicy
Gets the type of the pricing policy.
getV()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Tripplet
Gets the active/reactive power value.
getWhat()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets the activity the appliance is associated with.
getWho()
- Method in class eu.cassandra.sim.entities.appliances.
Appliance
Gets who turned the appliance on.
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Functions to update data sets in Ecdat and to create,
manipulate, plot and analyze those and similar data sets.
| Version: |
0.1-7 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.0.1) |
| Imports: |
fda, gdata, RCurl, XML, tis, jpeg, MASS, TeachingDemos, stringi, methods |
| Suggests: |
BMA, car, DescTools, Ecdat, maps, grid, gridBase, pryr, knitr |
| Published: |
2016-05-08 |
| Author: |
Spencer Graves |
| Maintainer: |
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Component type: function |
Prototype
template <class ForwardIterator, class Size, class T>
ForwardIterator uninitialized_fill_n(ForwardIterator first, Size n,
const T& x);
Description
In C++, the operator new allocates memory for an object and then
creates an object at that location by calling a constructor. Occasionally,
however, it is useful to separate those two operations. [1] If each iterator
in the range [first, first + n) points to uninitialized
memory, then uninitialized_fill_n creates copies of x
in that range. That is, for each iterator i in the range [first,
first + n), uninitialized_fill_n creates a copy of x in
the location pointed to i by calling construct(&*i, x).
Definition
Defined in algo.h. The implementation is in algobase.h.
Requirements on types
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ForwardIterator is a model of Forward Iterator.
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ForwardIterator is mutable.
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Size is an integral type that is convertible to ForwardIterator's
distance type.
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ForwardIterator's value type has a constructor that takes a
single argument of type T.
Preconditions
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n is nonnegative.
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[first, first + n) is a valid range.
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Each iterator in [first, first + n) points to
a region of uninitialized memory that is large enough to store
a value of ForwardIterator's value type.
Complexity
Linear. Exactly n constructor calls.
Example
class Int {
public:
Int(int x) : val(x) {}
int get() { return val; }
private:
int val;
};
int main()
{
const int N = 137;
Int val(46);
Int* A = (Int*) malloc(N * sizeof(Int));
uninitialized_fill_n(A, N, val);
}
Notes
[1]
In particular, this sort of low-level memory management is used
in the implementation of some container classes.
See also
Allocators, construct, destroy,
uninitialized_copy, uninitialized_fill,
raw_storage_iterator
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by Ezra ManyibeDeputy President William Ruto called out The Standard newspaper on November 23, over a story he believed was fake.
The media house had published a story titled "BBI Sets up Ruto Clash with Uhuru and Raila" which alleged that the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) report would pit the DP against President Uhuru Kenyatta and ODM leader Raila Odinga.
"The stage has been set for a major political clash between President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga on the one side, and Deputy President William Ruto on the other side as the BBI taskforce hands over its report on Tuesday (November 26)," the article read.
Ruto termed the publication's headline as fake news and sought clarification from the daily on when and where he had made utterances indicating that he was spoiling for a fight.
"Usual The Standard gutter fake news. Where did WSR utter such nonsense? Kenyans should look forward to a robust, truthful national conversation to chart a unified way forward. Meanwhile, ignore Standard's garbage," a tweet by the DP read.
According to the publication, the two Jubilee leaders had made contradicting remarks about the highly anticipated document.
Uhuru attended the fourth graduation ceremony of Kibabii University, Bungoma County where he urged leaders to read the report before supporting or rejecting it and cautioned politicians not to use it to divide Kenyans.
“My only prayer, especially to the political class, is that this is an opportunity to engage in meaningful and peaceful discourse. We don’t want to divide the country,” he stated.
On the same day, DP Ruto graced a thanksgiving ceremony held by Jubilee Party's McDonald Mariga at the Bomas of Kenya and according to The Standard, he made remarks about the BBI report.
“Kenyans are not fools to just accept conmanship hidden in BBI which they are using as a political tool for 2022,” the DP was quoted by the newspaper.


{% extends "learn/pages/level-2-base.html" %} {% import "partials/_utils.html" as utils %} {% import "learn/pages/partials/_learn_pages_utils.html" as learn_pages_utils %} {% block lhs_toc %} Table of contents
{% endblock %} {% block learn_content %}Before the lecture, please read the following chapters:
Use the following program to answer questions 1-3.
class Point:
"""Represents a point in 2D space"""
def __init__(self, x, y):
self.x = x
self.y = y
def __str__(self):
return f"Point(x = {self.x}, y = {self.y})"
p1 = Point(3, 4)
p2 = Point(y=2, x=1)
Question 1: What would happen if you typed print(p1)
?
Point(3, 4)
", "Incorrect. Close, but look again at the __str__
magic method"),
(True, "Point(x = 3, y = 4)
", "Correct!"),
(False, "<Point at 0x7eff85415980>
(or something similar)", "Incorrect. Remember the __str__
magic method"),
(False, "(error)", "Incorrect. This is perfectly valid Python code"),
])
}}
Question 2: What do we call methods such as __init__
or __str__
?
Question 3: How can you implement equality checking (==
) for a user-defined class?
def __equality__(self, other):
", "Incorrect."),
(False, "def equals(a, b):
", "Incorrect."),
(False, "def ==(self, other):
", "Incorrect."),
(True, "def __eq__(self, other):
", "Correct!"),
])
}}
Vector
class from lesson 2 but write methods for the class instead of functions. So now our Vector
class should have methods such as distance(self)
, add(self, v2)
, or scale(self, d)
.Deck
class that holds 52 standard playing cards (ex. 2 of Hearts, Ace of Diamonds). Within your Deck
class, create methods shuffle(self)
, draw(self, n)
(draw n cards), and reset(self)
(reset the deck to 52 cards).NOTE: It may be helpful to define a Card class for this exercise that has suit and rank.
In part 2, we are going to create the "main game loop." In the game loop, this is what should happen:
1. print out the current state of the board
2. ask the user for an input. Input can either be "solve1" (computer will randomly fill in 1 correct answer), "solveall" (computer will complete the entire board), or input like "row col val" where the user wishes to set coordinate (row, col) to the value val
. Example: 1 1 4
would set the space (1, 1) to 4.
3. update the game board given the last input
4. If the board is completely solved, end the game and tell the user how long they took in seconds to complete the game.
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE STARTING:
You are encouraged to continue this project from what you made in part 1, but if you're having trouble extending your project, feel free to continue from the template I've provided on my bitbucket page here. This is the skeleton code for part 2.
NOTE: If you'd like my solution for this part of the project, you can check out my solution here. Please try not to look until you've attempted this yourself, though!
If you didn't do so in part 1, you should also download this file and run unzip sudoku_boards.zip
in the terminal to get a bunch of premade sudoku boards.
Here are the objectives for part 2:
- Add methods to SudokuGame
class for __init__
(if you didn't do so in part 1), __str__()
, is_solved()
, solve_one()
, solve_all()
, and set(row, column, value)
- Create a main game loop that repeatedly asks the user for input
Bonuses:
1. Add a "check" input that will remove any wrong guesses from the current board state
2. Add an index to the x and y axis so the user can easily see what row and column they wish to fill in next
3. Add color! Have starting values in the grid be white, user input be blue, and if you've added the "check" command, have correct cells be green and incorrect cells be red after a call to check.


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The justice minister has directly appealed to the public to stand up to far-right activists trying to stir up anti-migrant sentiment.
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“I understand that those demonstrating may feel they are sending a message to the Government but I would ask them to be conscious that it is not only the Government who is listening.
“The women and girls that were to be given shelter on a temporary basis are also listening. Every person from a minority background in the country is listening.”
Mr Flanagan said: “Far-right anti-immigrant activists are also listening and looking for opportunities to incite fear and hatred — as far-right groups have done throughout history.”
The minister asked the public to speak up to show support for asylum seekers and the local communities that are being asked to welcome them.
Fianna Fáil justice spokesman Jim O’Callaghan said there is a “limited amount of information” around the asylum system and the international obligations this country has in relation to those seeking refuge.
He warned that those looking to “stir up trouble” often take advantage of this information vacuum.
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visions.utils.coercion.test_utils¶
A selection of testing utilities for visions.
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visions.utils.coercion.test_utils.
coercion_equality_test
(method)[source]¶ A coercion equality test generator
Creates a coercion test based on a provided coercion method which also enforces equality constraints on the output. This is useful when you want to change the data type of a series without necessarily changing the data, for example, when converting an integer to a float.
- Parameters
method (
Callable
) – A method coercing a Series to another type.- Return type
Callable
- Returns
Whether the coercion failed or was successful.
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visions.utils.coercion.test_utils.
coercion_map
(mapping)[source]¶ Maps a series given a mapping
- Parameters
mapping (
Union
[List
[Dict
],Dict
]) – a dict to map, or a list of dicts.- Return type
Callable
- Returns
A callable that maps the series.
-
visions.utils.coercion.test_utils.
coercion_map_test
(mapping)[source]¶ Create a testing function for a single mapping or a list of mappings.
- Parameters
mapping (
Union
[List
[Dict
],Dict
]) – A dict with a mapping or a list of dicts- Return type
Callable
- Returns
Callable that checks if a series consists of the mappable values
Examples
>>> coercion_map_test({"Yes": True, "No": False}) >>> coercion_map_test( >>> [ >>> {"Yes": True, "No": False}, >>> {"Y": True, "N": False}, >>> ] >>> )
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visions.utils.coercion.test_utils.
coercion_test
(method, extra_errors=None)[source]¶ A coercion test generator
Creates a coercion test based on a provided coercion method.
- Parameters
method (
Callable
) – A method coercing a Series to another type.- Return type
Callable
- Returns
Whether the coercion failed or was successful.
-
visions.utils.coercion.test_utils.
option_coercion_evaluator
(method, extra_errors=None)[source]¶ A coercion test evaluator
Evaluates a coercion method and optionally returns the coerced series.
- Parameters
method (
Callable
) – A method coercing a Series to another Series.- Return type
Callable
- Returns
The coerced series if the coercion succeeds otherwise None.


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Apply a function to the data of an existing xts plot object and plot
the result. FUN
should have arguments x
or R
for the
data of the existing xts plot object to be passed to. All other additional
arguments for FUN
are passed through ....
addPanel(FUN, main = "", on = NA, type = "l", col = NULL, lty = 1, lwd = 1, pch = 1, ...)
FUN |
an xts object to plot. |
main |
main title for a new panel if drawn. |
on |
panel number to draw on. A new panel will be drawn if |
type |
the type of plot to be drawn, same as in |
col |
color palette to use, set by default to rational choices. |
lty |
set the line type, same as in |
lwd |
set the line width, same as in |
pch |
the type of plot to be drawn, same as in |
... |
additional named arguments passed through to |
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library(xts) data(sample_matrix) sample.xts <- as.xts(sample_matrix) calcReturns <- function(price, method = c("discrete", "log")){ px <- try.xts(price) method <- match.arg(method)[1L] returns <- switch(method, simple = , discrete = px / lag(px) - 1, compound = , log = diff(log(px))) reclass(returns, px) } # plot the Close plot(sample.xts[,"Close"]) # calculate returns addPanel(calcReturns, method="discrete", type="h") # Add simple moving average to panel 1 addPanel(rollmean, k=20, on=1) addPanel(rollmean, k=40, col="blue", on=1)


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"""
@brief Loader class for importing python based channel dictionaries
@date Created July 11, 2018
@author R. Joseph Paetz
@bug No known bugs
"""
from fprime_gds.common.templates.ch_template import ChTemplate
# Custom Python Modules
from .python_loader import PythonLoader
[docs]class ChPyLoader(PythonLoader):
"""Class to load python based telemetry channel dictionaries"""
# Field names in the python module files (used to construct dictionaries)
[docs] COMP_FIELD = "COMPONENT"
[docs] DESC_FIELD = "CHANNEL_DESCRIPTION"
[docs] FMT_STR_FIELD = "FORMAT_STRING"
[docs] LOW_R_FIELD = "LOW_RED"
[docs] LOW_O_FIELD = "LOW_ORANGE"
[docs] LOW_Y_FIELD = "LOW_YELLOW"
[docs] HIGH_Y_FIELD = "HIGH_YELLOW"
[docs] HIGH_O_FIELD = "HIGH_ORANGE"
[docs] HIGH_R_FIELD = "HIGH_RED"
[docs] def construct_dicts(self, path):
"""
Constructs and returns python dictionaries keyed on id and name
This function should not be called directly, instead, use
get_id_dict(path) and get_name_dict(path)
Args:
path: Path to the python module file dictionary to convert. This
should be a directory. If using a regular fprime deployment,
this should be a path to the events dictionary in your
generated folder:
${GENERATED_FOLDER_LOCATION}/generated/${DEPLOYMENT}/channels
Returns:
A tuple with two channel dictionaries (python type dict):
(id_dict, name_dict). The keys should be the channels' id and
name fields respectively and the values should be ChTemplate
objects.
"""
# We do need it sometimes, so if we don't always set it to true, we will need to pass an arg
module_dicts = self.read_dict(path, use_superpkg=True)
id_dict = dict()
name_dict = dict()
for ch_dict in module_dicts:
# Create a channel template object
ch_temp = ChTemplate(
ch_dict[self.ID_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.NAME_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.COMP_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.TYPE_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.FMT_STR_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.DESC_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.LOW_R_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.LOW_O_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.LOW_Y_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.HIGH_Y_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.HIGH_O_FIELD],
ch_dict[self.HIGH_R_FIELD],
)
id_dict[ch_dict[self.ID_FIELD]] = ch_temp
name_dict[ch_dict[self.NAME_FIELD]] = ch_temp
return (id_dict, name_dict)


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buffer
Returns the buffer used to read the audio file.
format
Returns format read from the audio file.
load
Returns Loads the file data into the buffer in interleaved stereo 32bit float format and sets the sampleRate, channels and format slots. Returns self.
path
Returns path to audio file.
sampleRate
Returns number of channels read from the audio file.
setPath(aPath)
Sets path to audio file.
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Almond milk is a plant milk with a creamy texture and nutty taste. It contains neither cholesterol nor lactose, and is often consumed by the lactose-intolerant and others who want to avoid dairy products, including vegans. Commercial almond milk comes in sweetened, unsweetened, plain, vanilla and chocolate flavors, and is usually enriched with vitamins. It can also be made at home using a blender, almonds and water.<ref name=pros>{{cite web | url=http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/ipad/the-pros-and-cons-of-almond-milk/story-fn6jaj16-1225984312290 | title=The pros and cons of almond milk | last=Larmer | first=Christina | date=2011-01-09 | publisher=Adelaide Now | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref>
In the US sales of almond milk overtook soy milk in 2013 and in the UK in 2014, where sales increased from 36 million liters in 2011 to 92 million in 2013.<ref>Rebecca Burn-Callander, "How the UK is going crazy for almond milk", The Daily Telegraph, 17 November 2014.</ref>
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In the Middle Ages, almond milk was known in both the Islamic world and Christendom. As a nut (the "fruit of a plant"), it is suitable for consumption during Lent. Almond milk was a staple of medieval kitchens because cow's milk could not keep for long without spoiling.<ref name="Bynum">{{Citation|url=https://books.google.co.il/books?id=9DUgmJGxZyEC |title=Holy Feast and Holy Fast: The Religious Significance of Food to Medieval Women |publisher=University of California Press |author=Bynum, W.C. |year=1988 |isbn=978-0-520-06329-7 |page=41}}</ref>
Historically, almond milk was also called amygdalate after the Latin name for the almond. It was consumed over a region extending from the Iberian Peninsula to East Asia.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.vegparadise.com/highestperch31.html | title=Vegetarians in Paradise/Almond History, Almond Nutrition, Almond Recipe | publisher=vegparadise.com | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref> Le Viandier, a 14th-century recipe collection, contains a recipe for almond milk and recommends its use as a substitute for animal milk during fast days.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/05/03/1083436518647.html | title=Nuts-and-bolts brekkie | last=Chiodo | first=Tony | date=2004-05-04 | publisher=The Age | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref>
In the United States, almond milk remained a fairly niche health food item until the early 2000s, when its popularity began to increase. In 2011 alone, almond milk sales increased by 79%.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://finance.yahoo.com/news/almond-white-milk-dairy-alternatives-174100672.html | title=With Almond as the New White Milk, Dairy Alternatives Make Further Inroads | work=Marketwire | author=David Sprinkle | date=2012-01-19 | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref> In 2013, it surpassed soy milk as the most popular plant-based milk in the U.S.<ref name="soy milk fades">{{cite web | url=http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-08-21/soy-milk-fades-as-americans-opt-for-drinkable-almonds | title=Soy Milk Fades as Americans Opt for Drinkable Almonds | first=Venessa | last=Wong | date=2013-08-21 | publisher=BusinessWeek | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref> Popular brands of almond milk include Blue Diamond's Almond Breeze and WhiteWave Foods' Silk PureAlmond.<ref name="soy milk fades" />
Almonds are rich in nutrients including fiber, vitamin E, magnesium, selenium, manganese, zinc, potassium, iron, phosphorus, tryptophan, copper, and calcium.<ref name=pros/><ref>{{cite web | url=http://almondmilk.net/almond-milk-nutrition/ | title=Nuts-and-bolts brekkie | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref> "The UK Institute of Food Research found finely ground almonds contain potential probiotic properties that could help boost digestive health by increasing the levels of certain beneficial bacteria in the stomach".<ref name="almond">{{cite web | last=Larmer | first=Christina | title=Almond Milk | url=http://www.bodyandsoul.com.au/nutrition/nutrition+tips/almond+milk+,10031 | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref>
Commercially-sold almond milk has less protein than cow's milk and other animal milk substances.<ref name="almond" /> For children with atopic dermatitis under two years of age, almond milk is not a suitable replacement for breast milk, cow's milk, or hydrolyzed formulas due to the low protein.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22624441 | title=Severe malnutrition resulting from use of rice milk in food elimination diets for atopic dermatitis | author=Keller MD, Shuker M, Heimall J, Cianferoni A. | journal=Isr Med Assoc J | date=Jan 2012 | volume=14 | issue=1 | pages=40–2 | publisher=PubMed | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref>
Almond milk is a popular alternative to dairy milk. It contains less protein than dairy milk. Some commercial almond milks contain added calcium. Features of almond milk include:
The basic method of modern domestic almond milk production is to grind almonds in a blender with water, then strain out the almond pulp (flesh) with a strainer, cheesecloth,<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-almond-milk-at-home-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-189996 | title=How to Make Almond Milk at Home | last=Christensen | first=Emma | date=2013-05-28 | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref> or nut milk bag. Almond milk can also be made by adding water to almond butter.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.makealmondmilk.com/make-almond-milk-using-almond-butter/ | title=Make Almond Milk Using Almond Butter | date=August 2013 | accessdate=2014-10-14}}</ref>
In commercially-produced almond milk, 1 liter has approximately the same nutritional content as 16 almonds.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Lay off the almond milk, you ignorant hipsters|url = http://www.motherjones.com/tom-philpott/2014/07/lay-off-almond-milk-ignorant-hipsters|website = Mother Jones|accessdate = 2015-10-25|last = Philpott|first = Tom}} The calculation is 1 oz (28g) of almonds in 48 oz (1.42 liters) of almond milk. At 1.2g per almond, that translates to about 16 almonds per liter.</ref> c
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A Symfony project to get you up and running quickly with the Smartbox Enterprise Service Bus. This project will demonstrate a bare bones setup of a the Smartbox Open Source bundles.
This is the initial version of the skeleton bundle and will require more documentation, code cleanups, more tests and examples of functionality.
This documentation (and the best place to get started) can be found here on our GitHub Pages.
For further information on the Smartbox Integration Framework Bundle please read the setup guide.
You can access the Smartbox open source bundle via our GitHub or using Packagist.org.
You can access the Smartbox open source bundle via our GitHub or using Packagist.org.
The Skeleton Bundle was built to demonstrate the features of the SmartESB, and as such some things are not as they would be in the real world.
For example, instead of connecting to an actual remote target system to demonstrate a JSON producer, we connect to a Controller included in this Bundle.
The remote system is mocked by the bundle SmartboxSkeletonRemoteDemoBundle
.
The main code for the Skeleton project is in the SmartboxSkeletonBundle
.
This serves the propose of allowing us to demonstrate these features without depending on external systems.
Descriptions will be added to code blocks in time. Please be patient… Or feel free to contribute :D
php app/console skeleton:send:ping
php app/console skeleton:send:async-ping
php app/console smartesb:consumer:start queue://api/normal/skeleton/v0/asyncping
Send a GET request to:
http://localhost/skeleton/web/app_dev.php/api/ping
Send a POST request to:
http://localhost/skeleton/web/app_dev.php/api/asyncping
With a PingMessage body:
{
"_type": "SmartboxSkeletonBundle\\Entity\\PingMessage",
"message": "Ping",
"timestamp": "1537122194"
}
Please have a play with the code and submit pull requests as you see fit. Try to keep to the following guidelines.
bugfix/someDescription
or feature/someDescription
php-cs-fixer someclass.php --rules=@Symfony
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Example 8.6.3.
In 2015-16, 61,812 students were arrested out of 49,977,268 who were enrolled nationally that year. What percentage of the student population was arrested that year?
We know the part (61,812) and the whole (49,977,268), but not the percent, so
\begin{equation*}
\frac{61812}{49977268} = percent/100,
\end{equation*}
or \(0.00124 = percent/100\text{,}\) which means that
\begin{equation*}
percent = 0.00124 \cdot 100 = 0.124\%,
\end{equation*}
so 0.124% of all students were arrested.


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Cinnamon Rolls
Ingredients:
Dough:
All-purpose flour 300g
Milk 205g
Butter
52g
Sugar 40g
Yeast 3.1g
Salt
Stuffings:
Brown sugar 68g
Ground Cinnamon 5g (or the way you like)
Cream
cheese
(Optional)
Apple Sauce (Optional) Butter 78g
Decoration:
Powdered Sugar 80g
Water 20g


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As Brain pointed out in
http://getbblog.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=715
that it was only a fact, I'll post the request in the proper forum. :D
PLEASE, if you can, fix it back into a more logical order as per the previous BBLog 2.3.0 version and w/e BattleLog version they we're running before they messed it around again.
IndyV72 wrote:
DICE now has Disable Vehicle Ribbon between Melee Ribbon and Anti-Vehicle Ribbon, yet there is no corresponding Medal for the Disable Vehicle Ribbon, whereas BBLog before had all the non-corresponding Ribbons after corresponding Medals, not mixed in.


Slamby .NET SDK and NuGet Package. This project is open source. Please check the documentation and join to the community group.
GitHub Slamby page: www.github.com/slamby GitHub page: www.github.com/slamby/slamby-sdk-net
Configuration example:
var configuration = new Configuration
{
ApiBaseEndpoint = new Uri("https://europe.slamby.com/CLIENT_ID/"),
ApiSecret = "API_KEY"
};
You have to use this configuration
object for every Manager
.
You can find more details about the Authentication here
Slamby SDK.NET sends its version information to the API for version matching. Major and minor values should match in order to prevent version incompatibility.
ParallelLimit
property enables you to limit or maximize CPU usage in certain functions. Limit value should be greater than zero in order to be sent.
Note: In some cases API can limit your value if your configuration cannot handle it efficiently
Every request returns one of the following results:
public class ClientResponse
{
public bool IsSuccessful { get; set; }
public HttpStatusCode HttpStatusCode { get; set; }
public string ServerMessage { get; set; }
public ErrorsModel Errors { get; set; }
public string ApiVersion { get; set; }
}
public class ClientResponseWithObject<T> : ClientResponse
{
public T ResponseObject { get; set; }
}
Logging raw request and response message with RawMessagePublisher
.
Currently DebugSubscriber
is available which writes messages to debug output. Custom subscribers can be created via implementing IRawMessageSubscriber
interface.
Example:
IRawMessageSubscriber subscriber = new DebugSubscriber();
RawMessagePublisher.Instance.AddSubscriber(subscriber);
// API calls
RawMessagePublisher.Instance.RemoveSubscriber(subscriber);
Output:
REQUEST #63592531131529252663115
----------------------
POST http://localhost:29689/api/tags
Headers:
Accept|application/json
Authorization|Slamby API_KEY
X-DataSet|test1
Content:
{"Id":"999","Name":"tag","ParentTagId":null,"Properties":null}
In all the Manager
class there are async methods. If you would like to use in a synchronized way, you can get the Result
object of the task.
Example:
var dataset = manager.GetDataSetAsync().Result;


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Hi there,
I've searched the site and not found the idiots guide to getting started so posting...
I'm looking for a simple plug and play option of the open energy monitor. What are my options?
Ideally I'd like to get an energy monitor up and running taking granular readings, perhaps taking temperature readings in different rooms but more concerned with measuring electricity consumption and record that data at 1-5 minute intervals.
Any help really appreciated.
David
Re: Getting started
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/guide is supposed to be exactly what you're asking for.
It's obviously not perfect, so let's take advantage of this opportunity to improve it while helping you out?
Re: Getting started
Thanks Schism. I did see this.
Trying to figure out do I need to buy emonTx V3 and a Raspberry Pi?

Re: Getting started
You need a base station - recommend the Pi and RFM12Pi board with the gateway forwarding ('rock solid') SD card for a simple start up. Put the SD card in a computer and edit the settings file with your emoncms API key.
All you need to do then is stick the RFM12Pi and SD card on the Pi, plug in ethernet and power, and you're away.
I don't have an emonTX, but I think the easiest option is just to add a fully assembled v3 to your order. You just need to do some minor final assembly / plugging stuff in, and you should see inputs on emoncms.org as if by magic :)
Re: Getting started
Looking at the guide, the picture and the first paragraph are both inaccurate by omission! The emonTx sends the data by radio to both the emonBase and the GLCD, and a base is not necessary if all you want to do is monitor (and not record) usage. If you don't want the local live display on the emonGLCD, you don't have to have it - but then of course you do need the emonBase to send the data to emonCMS where you can both see and record it. But as the picture implies, you can have both a local display on the emonGLCD and the data recorded and displayed on emonCMS.
Re: Getting started
Thanks both. I will make the plunge this week and see how I fair. :-)


The com.innovaphone.discussion published in the model an URL, which can be used to include a messages iframe. This way a messages discussion can be added to any item in an app. The link to an item in the App is done with tags assigned to the discussion window.
The client consumeApi function is used to access the Api:
var dis = start.consumeApi("com.innovaphone.discussion")
The URL to open the iframe is fond in info of the provider model
var model = dis.model[dis.providers[0]];
if (model) {
if (model.url && model.info && model.info.url) {
var url = model.url.slice(0, model.url.lastIndexOf("/") + 1) + model.info.url + "?name=" + dis.providers[0] + "&topic=" + <appname> + "&scheme=dark&tag=" + <appitem>
}
}
The following information is includeded in the URL
The following URL arguments shall be used for the discussion


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When using a large number of Virtual Hosts, Apache may run out of available file descriptors (sometimes called file handles if each Virtual Host specifies different log files. The total number of file descriptors used by Apache is one for each distinct error log file, one for every other log file directive, plus 10-20 for internal use. Unix operating systems limit the number of file descriptors that may be used by a process; the limit is typically 64, and may usually be increased up to a large hard-limit.
Although Apache attempts to increase the limit as required, this may not work if:
#!/bin/sh
ulimit -S -n 100
exec httpd
Please see the Descriptors and Apache document containing further details about file descriptor problems and how they can be solved on your operating system.


Sail boat racing in Bahamas is taken very seriously, at
least the racing part. Afterwards the celebration and
discussions take on a different more relaxed atmosphere.
The boats are built by various builders and each island and builder really takes the
boat building and racing very seriously and besides the pride of winning
there is the bragging rights that come with it. Not just the
boat builder but the entire island gets to share in it.
There are three classes of boats with the A
class being the longest, around 29 feet long, then the B class at
around 22 and the C at around 17 feet.
So once you have gone ahead designed it and built it how do you
move the boat to the water? Well you ask about for any
local bodies and organize a boat moving party. There were
two class C boats that needed to get into the water at the
anchorage we have been at. So Dean, gee
can you spot that brightly colored person, helped many others
move the boat from the storage and boat building area to the
water. This involved moving the boat over rocks, down
roads, over a gravel road, and finally down a slippery rocky
beach. Both boats made it successfully into the water and
no one was injured. I doubt in the US the moving of boats
would have occurred this way.
One race will be at the
5 F festival and then another larger one will be in George Town.
In the US for a boat race all the boats are milling about the
start line until the gun sounds and then off to the windward
mark.  Sounds rather exciting.
Another part of the boat design is there are boards that go out
over the edge of the boat that people sit on to help offset the
amount of sail in strong winds. The boards are normally
parallel to the water but as the wind increases the angle on the
boards increase. We have seen the board at a good 45
degrees to the water.
Kris has been walking with Sam a lot, and took a longer walk the
other day and wore poor Sam out. We think that Sam got
some water in his lungs as he was drinking, and just could not
get his breath. Kris ended up carrying him on her
shoulders part way home of the 2 mile walk back. (Sam
weighs 45 lbs) Kris says her shoulders are sore now - I
wonder why. Sam has recovered fully by the way. On
the walk she came across the unique castle house in the photo.
In many places on the islands you will find these "sink holes"
for lack of a better term - they are roundish holes filled with
water. Some have fish in them, so we suspect the rock is
so porous here, that there are many small fissures running all
under the islands. The sink hole in the picture was about
1/2 a mile inland from any water, and had little fish and crabs
in it.
update 1/29/12; when are A, B, and C not grades???


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java.lang.Object ch.chnoch.thesis.renderer.box2d.Box2DShape
public class Box2DShape
The Class Box2DShape is an abstraction for a Box2D
Shape
. This is the physical equivalent of
a Shape
in the graphical domain. It
contains information about the friction, the density and obviously the shape
of the physical object.
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Box2DShape.Box2DShapeType
The different possibly types of shapes. |
| Constructor Summary | |
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Box2DShape()
Instantiates a new box2d shape. |
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Box2DShape(float radius)
Instantiates a new box2d shape that has the form of a circle. |
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Box2DShape(java.nio.FloatBuffer vertices)
Instantiates a new box2d shape from an arbitrary shape. |
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Box2DShape(float width,
float height)
Instantiates a new box2d shape that has the form of a box. |
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java.util.List<javax.vecmath.Vector2f> |
getCoordinates()
Gets the coordinates of the shape. |
float |
getRadius()
Gets the radius of the shape if it is a circle. |
Box2DShape.Box2DShapeType |
getType()
Gets the Box2DShape.Box2DShapeType of the shape. |
void |
setDensity(float dens)
Sets the density of the shape. |
void |
setFriction(float friction)
Sets the friction. |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Box2DShape()
public Box2DShape(float width, float height)
width
- the width of the boxheight
- the height of the boxpublic Box2DShape(float radius)
radius
- the radius of the circlepublic Box2DShape(java.nio.FloatBuffer vertices)
vertices
- the vertices of the object| Method Detail |
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public void setDensity(float dens)
dens
- the new densitypublic void setFriction(float friction)
friction
- the new frictionpublic java.util.List<javax.vecmath.Vector2f> getCoordinates()
public float getRadius()
public Box2DShape.Box2DShapeType getType()
Box2DShape.Box2DShapeType
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Flip will switch the FrontBuffer() and BackBuffer().
This command should be used when you are using Double Buffering. Double Buffering is a technique used to ensure that screen updates are not visible to the user. If you draw directly to the FrontBuffer, the display may appear flickery as the updates are drawn directly to the screen. If you draw to the BackBuffer, the updates are drawn in memory. Flip is then used to make the BackBuffer the FrontBuffer, and hence show the updates on screen in one go. At the same time, the FrontBuffer becomes the BackBuffer, allowing you to draw the next screen update on the BackBuffer before Flipping again. The vwait parameter defines whether or not the graphics card will wait for the vertical blank before flipping the screen. The vertical blank is an event that occurs at the frequency of the monitors refresh rate, and corresponds to the point in time when the last line on the screen has been drawn, and the top line is about to be drawn by the monitor. By waiting until the vertical blank, you ensure smooth updates to the screen as the image being drawn by the monitor will change only once the entire screen has been drawn by the monitor, and the screen is just about to start being refreshed. However, it is worth noting that this setting applies to the graphics card only, and some graphics cards allow the user to disable the vertical blank event. Therefore, if you rely on Flip alone, the display may be corrupted on certain setups. The VWait command may be useful to you in this respect, as it forces the CPU to wait for the vertical blank (as opposed to the graphics card), and this cannot be disabled. Hence true silky smooth updates are best achieved using "VWait : Flip False". See also: FrontBuffer, BackBuffer, VWait, ScanLine. |
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; Flip/Backbuffer()/Rect Example
; Set Graphics Mode Graphics 640,480 ; Go double buffering SetBuffer BackBuffer() ; Setup initial locations for the box box_x = -20 ; negative so it will start OFF screen box_y = 100 While Not KeyHit(1) Cls ; Always clear screen first Rect box_x,box_y,20,20,1 ; Draw the box in the current x,y location Flip ; Flip it into view box_x = box_x + 1 ; Move the box over one pixel If box_x = 640 Then box_x=-20 ; If it leaves the Right edge, reset its x location Wend |


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Providing advanced functions for image processing based on the package 'imager'.
| Version: | 1.3.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0), imager (≥ 0.40.2) |
| Imports: | fftwtools, magrittr, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.14) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat (≥ 2.0.0), knitr, rmarkdown, tesseract |
| Published: | 2018-11-28 |
| Author: | Shota Ochi [aut, cre], Guoshen Yu [ctb, cph], Guillermo Sapiro [ctb, cph], Catalina Sbert [ctb, cph], Image Processing On Line [cph], Pascal Getreuer [ctb, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Shota Ochi <shotaochi1990 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ShotaOchi/imagerExtra/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ShotaOchi/imagerExtra |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | imagerExtra results |
| Reference manual: | imagerExtra.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Optical Character Recognition with imagerExtara Getting Started with imagerExtara Treating Color Image with imagerExtra |
| Package source: | imagerExtra_1.3.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: imagerExtra_1.3.0.zip, r-release: imagerExtra_1.3.0.zip, r-oldrel: imagerExtra_1.3.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: imagerExtra_1.3.0.tgz, r-oldrel: imagerExtra_1.3.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | imagerExtra archive |
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IndiGo to replace P&W engines on its fleet Airbus A320neo planes
The airline must replace all Pratt & Whitney engines in its fleet of almost 100 twin-engined Airbus A320neo planes.
Fast Facts
India's air safety watchdog issued the order following recent in-flight engine shutdowns on several IndiGo planes.
IndiGo airlines must replace all Pratt & Whitney (P&W) engines in its fleet of almost 100 twin-engined Airbus A320neo family aircraft with new P&W power units, India's air safety watchdog said on Friday following recent in-flight engine shutdowns.
The incidents have caused "serious concern" and the decision to order the engines to be replaced was taken after "considerable deliberations", India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said in a statement.
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"You will appreciate that four successive events have not happened ever before, and therefore, we call for urgent and effective action. We regret the inconvenience, but we need desperate measures to put things in order," the DGCA said.
"This situation cannot be allowed to go on indefinitely," it said, adding that the engines would need to be replaced by January 31, 2020.
IndiGo is Airbus's biggest client for A320neo planes.
Though the engines made by Pratt & Whitney, a United Technologies subsidiary, are fuel-efficient, there have been issues since they entered into service in 2016, forcing IndiGo to ground its planes several times.
The groundings have cost the airline, which last month posted its biggest-ever quarterly loss after being forced to lease aircraft to replace planes grounded with engine issues.
IndiGo said it currently operates a fleet of 98 A320neo family planes in which around 45 percent of its engines are modified.
"We are working with both P&W and Airbus on mitigation so that we have enough modified spare engines by January 31, 2020. In the meantime, our schedule remains intact," the company said in a statement to stock exchanges.
On Monday the DGCA ordered IndiGo and domestic rival GoAir to modify 29 Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines within 15 days to avoid them being grounded.
The DGCA said that planes fitted with Pratt & Whitney 1100 series engines that have clocked more than 2,900 hours must have at least one modified engine, impacting 16 of IndiGo's planes.
In its statement on Friday, the DGCA said seven more of IndiGo's planes had been found to have the same issue, taking the total to 23. It has asked the airline to replace at least one engine on these 23 planes by November 19, and IndiGo would then need to replace both engines on its entire A320neo fleet.
DGCA chief Arun Kumar, who was recently appointed to the position, is making the right decisions relating to safety, said Kapil Kaul, India CEO at consultancy CAPA.
"This gives time for these engine changes to be completed and yet remains firm on safety," said Kaul, adding that Pratt & Whitney would need to ensure that all engines are replaced by the deadline.


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We understand the intricacies of web development inside-out. That's why we build rock-solid Mobile and Web applications enriched with user-centered visual experiences.
We develop mobile apps for all contemporary mobile platforms. Mamon team builds native and cross-platform solutions.
Mamon offers full range of services from various CMS and frameworks based websites to complex ERP/CRM solutions and e-commerce stores.
We create design given the product audience, goal, business domain, technology and the platform for the solution.
Our QA team ensures high standard of quality of products delivered.


Overview
We want to provide a one-stop-shop for all types of clubs, leagues and associations to manage their organisations
Why Sporticus
A single application to manage your organisation. A single point for registration, schedule management and tracking
attendance (and payments).
Features
- Use Sporticus from the web or from your phone to organize your club or league.
- Communicate with every team, coach and player.
- Easily handle registration and sign-ups.
- Build your website and schedule the full season.
- Use sport specific tools to schedule and track matches (e.g. league events, rotas and ladders matches)
All Sports
- Whatever sport or activity you organize, Sporticus has it covered.
- We serve dozens of different athletic organizations for sports
- But that’s not all—you can use Sporticus for any group activity, such as your scout troop, sales team or parent-teacher organization.
- If your group needs organizing we can help.


How we work
Community lead
Involve communities affected by conflict and displacement in the design and delivery of our programmes, long-term development and resilience is best achieved by helping the community to lead it.
Human Centred
Creating opportunities for those who are most disadvantaged and marginalised.
Collaborative and open
Incorporating others’ ideas and sharing our own, acknowledging that they are improved through modification and reinvention by others.
Learning
Always looking to reflect, seek feedback and improve what we do and how we work.
We work with the refugee community to co-design innovative models of education.
The team


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What is debugging? It’s simply the process of isolating a problem in a program. In someways, it’s more challenging than just programming because it requires a different way of thinking. When you are debugging you are a detective.
“Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.” –Brian Kernighan
What not to do: randomly looking at code and making a guess. It’s much easier to work on a problem once you have narrowed down some options.
The best programmers (and detectives) are systematic about collecting information and acting on it.
Debugging is not just finding out why your code is not working. It’s not just diving into the code and staring at it intently for a few minutes and suddenly arriving at the solution.
The goal is not just to make the program work. The goal is to learn how to make the program work
The question to ask when you are debugging is not “Why isn’t it working?!”. This isn’t a helpful question or mindset. A better question would be:
How could it have produced this output?
This question sets you on the right path. Remember everything that happens on a computer - happens for a reason.
The answer to the “Why” question is simply - because the code told it to do that. The answer to the “How” question is much more useful.
Experienced programmers do this almost naturally just because of the frequency with which they run into bugs - so while they run into just as many (if not more) problems than beginnners - they always know what to do next. With practice - you can too!
I found an error. It crashed and/or produced an output that I didn’t expect. Now what?
Ask “How could it have produced that output?” (and not why doesn’t it work)
Approach the code with skepticism &the understanding that it’s wrong (because the interpreter says so)
Test the hypothesis.
Check if the error appears anywhere else.
 It’s common for beginner programmers to blame Python, but that should be your last resort. Remember that Python has been used to solve CS61A level problems millions of times by millions of other programmers. So, Python is probably not the problem.
The code is wrong. If it wasn’t - you wouldn’t be getting unexpected input. Approach the code with skepticism.
Find clues. This is the biggest job of the detective and right now there are two important kinds of clues for you to understand.
- Error Messages. Read them!
- Print Statements
Read the error messages.
Always read the error messages.
Always read the error messages. In their entirety.
Python is trying to be helpful with the error messages. Sometimes python will even make a best guess about where exactly the error was triggered.
How can we read a traceback?
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "readingErrors.py", line 11, in <module>
print(hey_there())
File "readingErrors.py", line 8, in hey_there
return why_hello()
File "readingErrors.py", line 7, in why_hello
return even_more()
File "readingErrors.py", line 6, in even_more
return higher_order()
File "readingErrors.py", line 5, in higher_order
return 1/0
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
Sometimes, Python will tell you exactly where there was a problem with the ^ character.
File "readingErrors.py", line 14
def why_hello()
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
If you get stuck during the debugging process - it’s often helpful to just walk through your entire process out loud to another person. This often times solves the error - often without the other person helping.
If you don’t want to get someone else - you can talk to a rubber duck. The rubber duck rather obviously will not solve the problem for you - but it help you walkthrough it.
Don’t fix the bug until you answer the questions first!:
def modSeven(x):
return x % "7"
modSeven(21)
The output:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mod7.py", line 4, in <module>
modSeven(21)
File "mod7.py", line 2, in modSeven
return x % "7"
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for %: 'int' and 'str'
What happened?
Read the entire error.
Where did it happen.
How did it happen?
What happened?
>>> hi()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
File "<stdin>", line 6, in hi
File "<stdin>", line 5, in bye
File "<stdin>", line 4, in k
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
Hint: Could a print statement be helpful? If so where? print(“p ”,p, “c”,c)
Hint 2: The function computes the Nth Fibonacci number, for n >= 2.
From debugging guide from How To Think Like A Computer Scientist
Debugging can be largely avoidable – if you work carefully & follow these steps.
Get something working and keep it working.
This is a hard notion to internalize - to many it may seem like this mantra is telling them to be satisifed with incomplete code.
It’s not- it’s an antidote to the inner perfectionist so we can adopt the mindset of Get something working and keep it working.
This is a mantra that you can repeat throughout your career as a programmer. It’s a great way to avoid the frustrations mentioned above.
Think of it this way.  So, you can keep yourself happy and make programming more enjoyable by creating lots of small victories for yourself.
This is a huge guide to help you build your debugging skills. It’s pretty big (~8000 words) is a collection of debugging resources from ‘How To Think Like A Computer Scientist’
Check out the debugging guide from How To Think Like A Computer Scientist
Be sure to read the Quick Guide to Getting Unstuck!


Project Plan:
This Project will take a maximum of three weeks to reach its completion.
Week One:
- Database connectivity
- Technical implementation
- Code test
Week Two:
- Design and Implementation
- Program Design and Coding
- Logic Implementation
- Code test
Week Three:
- Solving Technical errors
- Solving Logical errors
- Updating the System if any