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Install TensorFlow and its dependencies
install_tensorflow(
method = c("auto", "virtualenv", "conda"),
conda = "auto",
version = "default",
envname = NULL,
extra_packages = NULL,
restart_session = TRUE,
conda_python_version = "3.7",
...
)
| method | Installation method. By default, "auto" automatically finds a method that will work in the local environment. Change the default to force a specific installation method. Note that the "virtualenv" method is not available on Windows (as this isn't supported by TensorFlow). Note also that since this command runs without privilege the "system" method is available only on Windows. |
| conda | The path to a |
| version | TensorFlow version to install. Up to and including TensorFlow 2.0, specify "default" to install the CPU version of the latest release; specify "gpu" to install the GPU version of the latest release. Starting from TensorFlow 2.1, by default a version is installed that works on both GPU- and CPU-only systems. Specify "cpu" to install a CPU-only version. You can also provide a full major.minor.patch specification (e.g. "1.1.0"), appending "-gpu" if you want the GPU version (e.g. "1.1.0-gpu"). Alternatively, you can provide the full URL to an installer binary (e.g. for a nightly binary). |
| envname | Name of Python environment to install within |
| extra_packages | Additional Python packages to install along with TensorFlow. |
| restart_session | Restart R session after installing (note this will only occur within RStudio). |
| conda_python_version | the python version installed in the created conda environment. Python 3.6 is installed by default. |
| ... | other arguments passed to |


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getFluxTarget Function that performs a series of LP optimizations on an ecModel, by first maximizing biomass, then fixing a suboptimal value and proceeding to protein pool minimization, last a minimization and maximization of a given production target reaction is performed subject to the optimal production level. Input: model an ecModel in GECKO 3 format (with ecModel.ec structure). bioRxn rxn ID for the biomass reaction. targetRxn rxn ID for the production target reaction, a exchange reaction is recommended. alpha scalling factor for desired suboptimal growth. (Optional, default 0.95) Output: minFlux vector of minimum flux rates at minimum target production, corresponding to model.rxns maxFlux vector of maximum flux rates at maximum target production, corresponding to model.rxns Usage: [maxFlux, minFlux] = getFluxTarget(ecModel,bioRxn,targetRxn,alpha)
0001 function [maxFlux, minFlux] = getFluxTarget(model,bioRxn,targetRxn,alpha) 0002 % getFluxTarget 0003 % 0004 % Function that performs a series of LP optimizations on an ecModel, 0005 % by first maximizing biomass, then fixing a suboptimal value and 0006 % proceeding to protein pool minimization, last a minimization and 0007 % maximization of a given production target reaction is performed 0008 % subject to the optimal production level. 0009 % 0010 % Input: 0011 % model an ecModel in GECKO 3 format (with ecModel.ec structure). 0012 % bioRxn rxn ID for the biomass reaction. 0013 % targetRxn rxn ID for the production target reaction, a exchange 0014 % reaction is recommended. 0015 % alpha scalling factor for desired suboptimal growth. 0016 % (Optional, default 0.95) 0017 % 0018 % Output: 0019 % minFlux vector of minimum flux rates at minimum target production, 0020 % corresponding to model.rxns 0021 % maxFlux vector of maximum flux rates at maximum target production, 0022 % corresponding to model.rxns 0023 % 0024 % Usage: 0025 % [maxFlux, minFlux] = getFluxTarget(ecModel,bioRxn,targetRxn,alpha) 0026 0027 if nargin < 4 || isempty(alpha) 0028 alpha = 0.95; 0029 end 0030 0031 % Fix a suboptimal alpha if equal to 1 0032 if alpha == 1 0033 alpha = 0.99; 0034 end 0035 0036 % Get relevant rxn indexes 0037 bioRxnIdx = getIndexes(model, bioRxn,'rxns'); 0038 poolIdx = strcmpi(model.rxns, 'prot_pool_exchange'); 0039 0040 % Maximize growth and fix carbon source and suboptimal growth 0041 model = setParam(model, 'obj', bioRxn, 1); 0042 sol = solveLP(model); 0043 model = setParam(model, 'lb', bioRxn, sol.x(bioRxnIdx) * alpha); 0044 0045 % Minimize prot_pool_exchange and fix 0046 model = setParam(model, 'obj', 'prot_pool_exchange', 1); 0047 sol = solveLP(model); 0048 model = setParam(model, 'lb', 'prot_pool_exchange', sol.x(poolIdx) * 1.01); 0049 0050 % If minimum fluxes are required get them 0051 minFlux = []; 0052 if nargout == 2 0053 % Minimize target 0054 model = setParam(model, 'obj', targetRxn, -1); 0055 minSol = solveLP(model); 0056 minFlux = minSol.x; 0057 end 0058 0059 % Maximize target 0060 model = setParam(model, 'obj', targetRxn, 1); 0061 maxSol = solveLP(model); 0062 maxFlux = maxSol.x; 0063 end


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Using multiple Monolog Loggers¶
Having separate instances of Monolog for different parts of your system is often desirable and allows you to configure them independently, allowing for fine grained control of where your logging goes and in what detail.
This simple example allows you to quickly configure several monolog instances, using the bundled handler, but each with a different channel.
$app['monolog.factory'] = $app->protect(function ($name) use ($app) {
$log = new $app['monolog.logger.class']($name);
$log->pushHandler($app['monolog.handler']);
return $log;
});
foreach (array('auth', 'payments', 'stats') as $channel) {
$app['monolog.'.$channel] = function ($app) use ($channel) {
return $app['monolog.factory']($channel);
};
}
As your application grows, or your logging needs for certain areas of the system become apparent, it should be straightforward to then configure that particular service separately, including your customizations.
use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
$app['monolog.payments'] = function ($app) {
$log = new $app['monolog.logger.class']('payments');
$handler = new StreamHandler($app['monolog.payments.logfile'], $app['monolog.payment.level']);
$log->pushHandler($handler);
return $log;
};
Alternatively, you could attempt to make the factory more complicated, and rely on some conventions, such as checking for an array of handlers registered with the container with the channel name, defaulting to the bundled handler.
use Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler;
use Monolog\Logger;
$app['monolog.factory'] = $app->protect(function ($name) use ($app) {
$log = new $app['monolog.logger.class']($name);
$handlers = isset($app['monolog.'.$name.'.handlers'])
? $app['monolog.'.$name.'.handlers']
: array($app['monolog.handler']);
foreach ($handlers as $handler) {
$log->pushHandler($handler);
}
return $log;
});
$app['monolog.payments.handlers'] = function ($app) {
return array(
new StreamHandler(__DIR__.'/../payments.log', Logger::DEBUG),
);
};


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Assimp
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Represents a bone (joint) descriptor in a MD5Mesh file. More...
Inherits Assimp::MD5::BaseJointDescription.
Public Attributes | |
| aiMatrix4x4 | mInvTransform |
| Inverse transformation of the bone (temporary) More... | |
| unsigned int | mMap |
| Internal. More... | |
| aiString | mName |
| Name of the bone. More... | |
| int | mParentIndex |
| Parent index of the bone. More... | |
| aiVector3D | mPositionXYZ |
| Absolute position of the bone. More... | |
| aiVector3D | mRotationQuat |
| Absolute rotation of the bone. More... | |
| aiQuaternion | mRotationQuatConverted |
| aiMatrix4x4 | mTransform |
| Absolute transformation of the bone (temporary) More... | |
Represents a bone (joint) descriptor in a MD5Mesh file.
| aiMatrix4x4 Assimp::MD5::BoneDesc::mInvTransform |
Inverse transformation of the bone (temporary)
| unsigned int Assimp::MD5::BoneDesc::mMap |
Internal.
|
inherited |
Name of the bone.
|
inherited |
Parent index of the bone.
| aiVector3D Assimp::MD5::BoneDesc::mPositionXYZ |
Absolute position of the bone.
| aiVector3D Assimp::MD5::BoneDesc::mRotationQuat |
Absolute rotation of the bone.
| aiQuaternion Assimp::MD5::BoneDesc::mRotationQuatConverted |
| aiMatrix4x4 Assimp::MD5::BoneDesc::mTransform |
Absolute transformation of the bone (temporary)


This is just the beginning. Add new models, controllers, and views to your project directory to develop your application.
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THE GIFT (2000) / ** 1/2
Directed by Sam Raimi. Screenplay by Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson. Starring Cate Blanchett, Giovanni Ribisi, Keanu Reeves. Running time: 112 minutes. Rated AA by the MFCB. Reviewed on February 25th, 2001.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
I enjoy a lot of different kinds of films, but none more so than the scary ones. There are few things more satisfying than sitting in a darkened theatre and feeling my heart pounding in my chest, sweat beading on my forehead, each breath coming just a little bit faster as the action on the screen unfolds. Being startled so much that I actually jump back in my seat -- that, to me, is perhaps the ultimate cinemagoing experience. It's the surest sign that I'm not just watching the movie, but am completely absorbed in it.
These days, sadly, Hollywood tends to favour the more low-brow slasher genre. Some of these are enjoyable enough in their own right (I'm a big fan of the original "Scream"), but too often they substitute gore for real terror, and that's a thrill that's far more ephemeral. Even the occasional movie which does harken back to more mature suspense frequently sacrifices atmosphere for cod mysticism -- last autumn's "Bless The Child" springs to mind.
"The Gift" attempts to reverse this trend. Its setting is a staple of the classic American thriller: the Deep South, in this case the backwoods town of Brixton, Georgia.  The denizens are a superstitious lot making a pretense of living in modern times: they scoff at the unknown, until they have no other choice but to accept it. I was most reminded of the excellent but little-seen TV show "American Gothic" from the mid-Nineties (indeed, that programme's demonic sheriff, Gary Cole, makes an appearance here as a philandering lawyer).
The movie's title refers to the paranormal abilities of a woman named Annie Wilson (Cate Blanchett). Annie's husband died a year earlier and she now supports herself and her three sons by telling people's fortunes with the help of a deck of Tarot-like cards.  When Donnie finds out that Annie has been encouraging Valerie to leave him, he threatens both her and her children.
One evening, Annie and a friend go to the local country club to relax. There, Annie meets her son's school principal, Wayne Collins (Greg Kinnear). There is an obvious attraction between them, but Wayne is already engaged to heiress Jessica King (Katie Holmes), whose status as the town slut seems to be no secret at all, except to Wayne. That night, Jessica vanishes. Quickly exhausting their leads, the police reluctantly turn to Annie for help. Annie begins experiencing visions which help her uncover Jessica's grisly fate. But in the process, she puts herself and her boys at risk of an equally grim end.
In most good thrillers, the setting is as vital an ingredient as any actor, and director Sam Raimi does a fine job of filming his rural locale. Nature is filled with unseen menace, and we can readily believe that such an environment would have bred a woman like Annie. There is a palpable atmosphere in scenes such as one where the psychic wanders outdoors after experiencing a horrifying vision. We know that her ordeal is not finished yet, but the source of the terror could be anywhere.
Blanchett is in good form as the small-town seer, demonstrating that Annie is a normal woman who just happens to have a special talent -- no different than if she were a great pianist or a gifted surgeon. She sees her "gift" as simply a means to keep her family going. It is interesting to observe the role that Annie plays in the community of Brixton. While many view her with suspicion, for others she plays the same role that a psychiatrist might in a different setting. She doesn't just tell her customers' fortunes, but consoles them and advises them: she is as much counsellor as clairvoyant.
But despite these promising beginnings, Raimi, working from a script by Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson, isn't able to maintain his momentum. Things start off far too slowly, for one, as Raimi awkwardly brings his player on stage. And then, just when things get rolling, the movie detours into a by-the-numbers legal sub-plot, with Annie defending herself and her abilities before the courts. The idea of fortune tellers being mistrusted and feared is hardly a new one, and "The Gift" does not put a new spin on the concept. As a result, this extended sequence is just marking time, dragging out the proceedings between Jessica's disappearance and its ultimate resolution.
Simply put, "The Gift" is too straightforward a story for a feature film. There are no real twists and turns, and those that do crop up are obvious and predictable. The entire movie is cliche piled upon cliche: the would-be frights are standard fare, the plot unravels without enormous surprise, and most of the characters are common stereotypes, such as Reeves' country redneck and the woefully miscast Holmes' high-society trollop. Even a last-minute "Sixth Sense"-like twist has been lifted wholesale from any number of old folk tales.
"The Gift" is the sort of movie that probably would have been better off as part of an anthology (if Hollywood made those). Cut down to an hour or so, with a better balance between the plot and the film's focus on Annie as a character, this could have been a nice atmospheric piece. As it is, "The Gift" is entertaining in places, but is simply too insubstantial and too typical of the genre to succeed as a whole. While it's great to see an old-fashioned thriller back in theatres, I don't think it's too much to expect a few new ideas too.
Copyright © 2001 Shannon Patrick Sullivan. Archived at The Popcorn Gallery, http://www.physics.mun.ca/~sps/movies/TheGift.html
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Karger's minimum cut algorithm provides a simple and fantastic introduction to randomised algorithms!
It was my first encounter with a non trivial algorithm that devised a probabilistic solution !!! ie., it can guarentee that a significant repetitions of a certain method
would be highly likely yield the answer we were looking for! Certainly a refreshing change of pace from strong binary proofs !!! smoooth, I liked it a lot :-)
Ok Lets dive in to the problem. Proceed only if you understand basic sorting algorithms and are willing to spend 15 minutes or so to understand this one.
Problem Statement
Given an undirected graph G, we can bifurcate the nodes into 2 groups A,B. Of all the bifurcations possible we have to find one bifurcation
which has the least number of edges (cuts) from A to B.
Solution
Let the number of nodes be indicated by nodecnt and the number of edges be edgecnt.
----------------------------------------------
begin loop1
The Graph G that has to be bifurcated is initialised.
begin loop2
Pick a (uniformly) random edge in the graph
merge (contract) its endpoints to a single 'super node' (ignore self loops)
end loop2 (Repeat untill we have 2 nodes)
Check the nodes that have contributed in creating the 'supernode' and calculate the number of edges (cut) between the supernodes.
end loop1 (Repeat until we for nodecnt^2 times atleast)
-----------------------------------------------
The algorithm's provides a proababilistic guarentee that you ll encounter a minimum cut/ minimum configuration if you perform loop2 sufficient number of times.
Why does this work?
Interesting Thought
In any graph, the cut of any bifurcation will be between 0 and
2*edgecnt/nodecnt (Why? think in terms of one group having 1 node only)
which means the
2^(nodecnt-1)-1 configuration produces just few values !!!
Redundancy hmm.....
Approach
This is what we do , we find the probability of our algorithm hitting a minimum cut configuration at the end of loop2 , then we repeat loop2 for sufficient number of times
to ensure we have an extremely trivial probability of NOT hitting the minimum !.
We are interested in finding
P(our algorithm hitting a minimal configuration at the end of LOOP2)
We should NOT select edges like e (see diagram) that are in the minimal cut during any step in our algorithm to end up with a minimal configuration. (convince yourself)
So, p(minimal configuration) = p(first edge being contracted not in minimal cut) *p(second edge being contracted not in minimal cut)* ...
Argument
The graph given
G has a minimal configuration.
Assumption: The graph at this point can be contracted to lead to a minimal configuration.
Fact: This graph can have utmost
2*edgecnt/nodecnt minimum cuts.
At this point the algorithm should NOT choose any one of these
2*edgecnt/nodecnt among the
edgecnt number of edges to end with the minimal configuration. probability of choosing such an edge is atleast 1 - 1/(
nodes/2)
We choose such an edge, contract and endup with a graph having one lesser node.
Now the above assumption holds for the resulting graph too!.
Proceed with the Argument till we end up with 2 nodes (our algo terminates).
Thus on applying the argument at every stage of the algorithm,
p(minimal configuration) = p(first edge being contracted not in minimal cut) *p(second edge being contracted not in minimal cut)* ...
>= (1-2/n)*(1-2/(n-1))...(1-2/3)
>= 2/(n*n)
ie if we repeat the experiment for n*n times, we can be 'moderately' sure to hit the minimum configuration at some point during the repetition.
Improvements
Towards the end of the algorithm we have high chances of choosing a wrong edge,
so to improve the probability of hitting a minimum configuration, we can repeat the contraction for smaller graphs.
In fact Karger and stein, later came up with an improvement which tells us when we should repeat the contraction (with ofc., the proof of guarentee that it hits the minimum earlier)
They used master theorem to complete their proof
Take home ideas
Since we uniformly (and randomly) choose an edge we end up contracting 'closely knit' nodes. We can, as a first tool, use it to
cluster dense graphs like social networks.
 Does the probability of hitting a minimal configuration allude
to the presence of n*n minimal configurations in a graph? (The algorithm proposed can hit generate all possible bifurcations)
Hope you liked it :)
The demo below demonstrates the algorithm working down there. [I wrote it to play with d3js :-), its good you should try it too]
Hit refresh to see it working ! :-)


Bug: 98b/03e
| ID : | 03e130dc-cc26-43eb-8b64-7df2e89ca2a6 |
| Short name : | 98b/03e |
| Status : | open |
| Severity : | wishlist |
| Assigned : | |
| Reporter : | "Niall Douglas \(s \[underscore\] sourceforge {at} nedprod \[dot\] com\)" <spam@nowhere> |
| Creator : | "Niall Douglas \(s \[underscore\] sourceforge {at} nedprod \[dot\] com\)" <spam@nowhere> |
| Created : | Mon, 10 Sep 2012 20:08:16 +0000 |
| Summary : | Add nedbulkfree() |
ID: a5ce6ff1-1d16-4530-97b0-22842fd0e9c6
Short name: 98b/03e/a5c
From: "Niall Douglas \(s \[underscore\] sourceforge {at} nedprod \[dot\] com\)" <spam@nowhere>
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2012 20:08:18 +0000
Block list would need in-place sorting into per-mspace lists before calling mspace_bulk_free(). This could be slow and subject to race problems.


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The National Elevation Dataset (NED) is the primary elevation data product of the USGS. The NED is continually updated by the USGS. The NED is a seamless dataset with the best available raster elevation data of the conterminous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and territorial islands. The NED is derived from diverse source data that are processed to a common coordinate system and unit of vertical measure. The AGRC has a statewide collection of 10 and 30 meter DEMs.
10 & 30 Meter Elevation Models (USGS NED)
A digital elevation model (DEM) is a digital file consisting of terrain elevations for ground positions at regularly spaced horizontal intervals. This is a legacy dataset and does not get updated like the NED does. The USGS produces five different digital elevation products. Although all are identical in the manner the data are structured, each varies in sampling interval, geographic reference system, areas of coverage, and accuracy; with the primary differing characteristic being the spacing, or sampling interval, of the data. The AGRC has a statewide collection of 10, 30, and 90 meter DEMs.
10, 30, & 90 Meter Elevation Models (USGS DEMs)Light Detection and Ranging elevation data is an optical remote sensing technology that can measure the distance to, or other properties of a target by illuminating the target with light often using pulses from a laser. Currently this is the most accurate elevation dataset AGRC has but it is only available for a few areas of the state. In addition to the bare-earth DTMs and first-return DSMs, most LiDAR data also has point clouds of elevation information.
For more information about LiDAR visit Exploring LiDAR
.5 Meter LiDAR (2013-2014)
1 Meter LiDAR (2011)
2 Meter LiDAR (2006)
2 Meter Contours from LiDAR (Salt Lake County Only)
AGRC has a statewide coverage of 5 Meter Auto-Correlated DEMs in addition to some 2 meter areas. The DEMs were created from the imagery collected during the 2006 NAIP and HRO aerial photography flights. The auto-correlation process is not as rigorous as other methods of elevation modeling such as photogrammetry, lidar mapping, radar mapping, etc, and therefore end-users should be aware that anomalies are expected within the elevation dataset. In comparison to the USGS NED dataset, the 2 and 5-meter DEM provides higher resolution and horizontal accuracy but anomalies are present within the data.
2 Meter Auto-Correlated Elevation Models
5 Meter Auto-Correlated Elevation Models


‘It’s not about how many years, it’s about what you can do...’
THE volunteer manager of a St Helier charity shop who turns 80 next month says that after three decades working there she still has no plans to retire.
Pam Hamon has run the Mind Jersey shop since 1986. She took up the role after losing her first husband and says she likes being a volunteer.
The retired civil servant began volunteering for the charity after the shock of losing her husband meant she could not work or drive for a year.
It was during her recovery that it was suggested she volunteer at the charity, and after working there she was able to return to full-time work at the Taxes Office, volunteering in the shop on Saturdays when Mind Jersey was known as Jersey Focus on Mental Health.
‘I remember being a customer at the shop and looking for things that would suit my family,’ said the grandmother.
She explained that with a big team to support the shop at 53 New Street, she has no reason to stop.
‘It’s not about how many years, it’s about what you can do as a volunteer,’ she said.
Mrs Hamon now works on Monday and Wednesday mornings, leaving her plenty of time for other activities such as playing bowls.
Mind Jersey has now merged with Mind UK, but all the money raised in the shop stays in the Island.
‘People are always very generous, donating things that were hardly used but cost a lot of money,’ she said.
Mrs Hamon recalled one incident that stuck in her mind:
‘A gentleman came in once when it was pouring down with rain. He walked to the back of the shop where the men’s attire was.
‘After he left I spotted a pair of soaking-wet shoes, so he obviously swapped them.
‘They always say there are people who steal from charity shops, but that was the only time I can say it happened. His need was greater than ours.’


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Everton’s Gomes to have surgery on broken ankle -
by Agency ReportEverton midfielder Andre Gomes will have surgery on Monday after suffering a fracture-dislocation to his right ankle in their Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur, his club have said.
The Portugal international sustained the injury in the 1-1 draw at Goodison Park on Sunday after landing off balance at speed following a tackle from Spurs forward Son Heung-min.
Everton released a statement confirming Gomes would need surgery but did not set out a timeline for his return.
Manager Marco Silva has backed the 26-year-old to make a full recovery.
“We will give all support to Andre and his family,” Silva told reporters. “As a group we have to stay together.”
“He is seriously injured but I am 100 per cent sure Andre will become stronger as a football player and as a man because he is a fantastic lad, a fantastic professional.”
Son was shown a red card for his part in the incident and was in tears in the dressing room afterwards.
On Monday, the 27-year-old was called up to the South Korea squad for two matches later this month and national team coach Paulo Bento said his international team mates would rally around him.
“What happened in that match is really unfortunate,” Bento told Yonhap News Agency. “It doesn’t matter which country a player is from. You never want to see anyone get hurt that seriously, but it’s also part of the game.
“Heung-min has to pick things up and move forward, and we’ll try to help him the best we can.”
South Korea play Lebanon in a World Cup qualifier on November 14 before facing Brazil in a friendly five days later in Abu Dhabi.
(Reuters/NAN)


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This website helps you make sets of axes that you can print
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You can configure various aspects of the axes, as explained below.
When you print the page, you should only get the axes.
The configuration pane, and this help panel, will not be
printed.
The axes themselves are created as SVGs so alternatively you
could download the SVGs and import them into a program that
understands SVG.
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- Page Size: The idea is that
the axes fit on a page of this size so that you can print
them to the size you want, but ...
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something is on the screen and whether it will print all
on one page (and it appears to be very dependent on the
browser). The "page margins" are subtracted from the page
height and width so that if the axes appear on more than
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a single page. This can be an iterative process, so use
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to be 36 for Chrome.
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around each set of axes. If you cut out the axes, this
should be the space left around each one.
- Page Orientation: Whether
the page should be portrait or landscape.
- N-Up: How many sets of axes to
display on the page.
- Number of Axes: How many
distinct sets of axes to display on the page. If this is
less than the number of sets of axes to display, the set
will repeat as needed.
So to get 2 copies of the same axes, set "N-Up" to 2 and
"Number of Axes" to 1. To get 2 sets of axes, but each
appearing twice, set "N-Up" to 4 and "Number of Axes" to
2.
- Current Axes: The rest of
the options apply to a specific set of axes. This option
controls which set of axes the displayed options apply to.
Axes Setup
- Font Size: This is the font
size for the labels on the axes.
- Preserve aspect ratio: If
this is checked then the two axes have the same scale. If
not, they are scaled independently to best fit the
available space.
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then a grid is shown.
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controls the width of the axes lines.
- Mark length: This slider
controls the length of the marker lines.
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controls the width of the marker lines.
X/Y Axis
- Minimum: The minimum value
on the relevant axis.
- Maximum: The maximum value
on the relevant axis.
- Marks every: How often to
put marks (counting outwards from 0).
- Labels every: How often to
put labels, in number of marks.
- Axis label: The text to put
at the end of each axis. Minor formatting is allowed
here:
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*word*
becomes word
*_word_*
and _*word*_
become word
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13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: How specs, price, keyboards, and more compare
by Chance MillerOn Wednesday, Apple officially released the new 16-inch MacBook Pro. We’ve already compared it in detail to the 15-inch MacBook Pro it replaces, but what about the 13-inch MacBook? Read on as we compare the specs, price, and more of the 13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro.
13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: Design
The designs of the 13-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro are very similar, aside from the obvious difference in screen size. The unibody aluminum design will be familiar to anyone who has used a modern MacBook Pro.
Alongside the keyboard, you’ll find a spacious trackpad and the controversial Touch Bar. We’ll have more on that in a bit, but the Touch Bar is here to stay – just with some minor changes.
In terms of size, the 16-inch MacBook Pro is noticeably larger and heavier. In addition to the overall increase in footprint to accommodate the larger display, the 16-inch model is also around 1-pound heavier. You will notice slightly smaller bezels on the 16-inch model compared to the 13-inch. Here are all of the details:
Both the 13-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro are available in silver and space gray.
Display
The biggest difference between the two MacBook Pro models sold by Apple is the display. The 16-inch MacBook Pro features a resolution of 3072×1920, which equates to a density of 226 pixels-per-inch (PPI).
The 13-inch MacBook Pro features a resolution of 2560×1600, which equates to a density of 227 pixels-per-inch (PPI). Both displays feature things like Apple’s True Tone display technology for adaptable color temperature, a P3 color gamut, and more.
Here are the technical details compared, note that the 16-inch MacBook Pro includes custom refresh rate support.
Performance
If you’re choosing the MacBook Pro over the MacBook Air, chances are you’re looking for a decent amount of power. Here’s how the 13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro comparison stacks up in terms of performance.
The base configuration 16-inch MacBook Pro features a 2.6GHz (Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz) 6‑core 9th-generation Intel Core i7 processor. You also get 16GB of 2666MHz RAM, as well as a AMD Radeon Pro 5300M graphics card with 4GB of GDDR6 memory. In terms of storage, the base configuration 16-inch MacBook Pro includes a 512GB SSD.
Meanwhile, the base configuration 13-inch MacBook Pro packs a 1.4GHz quad-core 8th-generation Intel Core i5 processor with Turbo Boost up to 3.9GHz. You get Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645, as well as 8GB of 2133MHz LPDDR3 memory and a 128GB SSD.
In comparing the base configuration 13-inch MacBook Pro agains the base configuration 16-inch MacBook Pro, there is a significant delta in terms of power. Here are the two tiers of the 13-inch MacBook Pro:
$1,299 13-inch MacBook Pro:
- 1.4GHz quad-core 8th-generation Intel Core i5 processor
- Turbo Boost up to 3.9GHz
- Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645
- 8GB 2133MHz LPDDR3 memory
- 128GB SSD storage (+$200 for 256GB)
- Touch Bar and Touch ID
- Two Thunderbolt 3 ports
$1,799 13-inch MacBook Pro:
- 2.4GHz quad-core 8th-generation Intel Core i5 processor
- Turbo Boost up to 4.1GHz
- Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655
- 8GB 2133MHz LPDDR3 memory
- 256GB SSD storage (+$200 for 512GB)
- Touch Bar and Touch ID
- Four Thunderbolt 3 ports
And the two tiers of the 16-inch MacBook Pro:
$2,399 16-inch MacBook Pro:
- 2.6GHz 6-core 9th-generation Intel Core i7 processor
- Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz
- AMD Radeon Pro 5300M with 4GB of GDDR6 memory
- 16GB 2666MHz DDR4 memory
- 512GB SSD storage
- Touch Bar and Touch ID
- Four Thunderbolt 3 ports
$2,799 16-inch MacBook Pro:
- 2.3GHz 8-core 9th-generation Intel Core i9 processor
- Turbo Boost up to 4.8GHz
- AMD Radeon Pro 5500M with 4GB of GDDR6 memory
- 16GB 2666MHz DDR4 memory
- 1TB SSD storage
- Touch Bar and Touch ID
- Four Thunderbolt 3 ports
In addition to each standard configuration, you can also do custom build-to-order configs of the 13-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro.
Top of the line 13-inch MacBook Pro, $3,099:
- 2.8GHz quad‑core 8th‑generation Intel Core i7 processor
- Turbo Boost up to 4.7GHz
- Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655
- 16GB 2133MHz LPDDR3 memory
- 2TB SSD storage
Top of the line 16-inch MacBook Pro, $6,099:
- 2.4GHz 8‑core 9th‑generation Intel Core i9 processor
- Turbo Boost up to 5.0GHz
- AMD Radeon Pro 5500M with 8GB of GDDR6 memory
- 64GB 2666MHz DDR4 memory
- 8TB SSD storage
As you can see, the 16-inch MacBook Pro can get quite a bit more powerful than the 13-inch model, but that comes at an added cost in terms of price and size. If you’re looking for sheer storage volume, the 16-inch MacBook Pro is the best choice for you. Apple says that it is the first laptop on the market to feature 8TB of SSD storage – though that will come at a cost.
Keyboard
Other than the difference in screen size, the keyboard is the biggest differentiator between the 13-inch MacBook Pro and the 16-inch MacBook Pro.
The 13-inch MacBook Pro uses Apple’s controversial butterfly keyboard, which has been proven to have reliability issues and low key travel. Meanwhile, the 16-inch MacBook Pro uses an all-new Magic Keyboard that ideally solves those problems.
Apple says the new keyboard features an Apple-designed rubber dome, with 1mm of travel and a more stable feel compared to the butterfly keyboard. You also get a physical escape key, as well as an inverted T arrow key arrangement.
Even though the 13-inch MacBook Pro uses Apple’s third-generation butterfly keyboard, it’s still far from perfect. While some people have grown used to the lower-profile design, reliability issues persist. Apple is running a keyboard repair program for this reason, but the best choice might be to wait until the Magic Keyboard design spreads to the rest of the MacBook lineup.
Speakers and Microphones
Apple has also made useful upgrades to the speaker and microphone setup on the 16-inch MacBook Pro. The company says the machine features a “studio‑quality” three-mic array with high signal-to-noise ratio and directional beamforming. For speaker quality, you can expect six high-fidelity speakers with Dolby Atmos support.
Meanwhile, Apple simply says that the 13-inch MacBook Pro features stereo speakers with high dynamic range and a three microphone setup.
Battery life
The 16-inch MacBook Pro features a massive built-in 100-watt-hour battery, which Apple says gets you up to 11 hours of wireless web support. Here are how the two machines compare:
Price
If you’re looking to get a MacBook Pro at the lowest price possible, the 13-inch model is the way to go. You can get the base configuration with two Thunderbolt ports and Touch Bar for just $1,299. Keep in mind that while this option is branded as a MacBook Pro, it won’t pack nearly as much power as the higher-end configurations.
The 16-inch MacBook Pro starts at $2,399 – and even that base configuration is plenty powerful for many people. What you have to consider is what sort of power you need, and how much you’re willing to spend to get it.
13-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: Which should you buy?
Apple’s MacBook Pro lineup has gotten a lot stronger this year thanks to improved SSD pricing, wider adoption of USB-C and Thunderbolt 3, and more. The new 16-inch MacBook Pro takes things a step further with the new Magic Keyboard, 8TB of SSD storage, and the slightly larger display.
With that being said, if you’re shopping for a MacBook, it’s hard to recommend anything other than the 16-inch model for one key reason: the keyboard. As explained earlier, the 16-inch MacBook Pro uses an all-new Magic Keyboard design with more key travel, improved reliability, and more.
Rumors suggest that Apple will bring that new Magic Keyboard design to the rest of the MacBook lineup next year. If you want the new Magic Keyboard, but prefer the 13-inch form factor, we’d highly recommend waiting until 2020 to see what else Apple has in store.
If you need as much power as possible, and don’t mind a slightly larger form factor, the 16-inch MacBook Pro is an excellent choice. Hopefully, the 16-inch MacBook Pro is a sign of things to come, and the rest of the MacBook line follows suit in 2020.
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Pat Nevin outlines what could derail Liverpool FC’s title bid
Pat Nevin says injuries could prevent Liverpool FC from winning the Premier League title
by The Sport Review staffPat Nevin says the only thing that could halt Liverpool FC’s title charge is injuries to key players.
The Reds are sitting eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table following a run of 11 victories and one stalemate.
Jurgen Klopp’s men were 3-1 winners against defending champions Manchester City at Anfield last weekend.
The Merseyside outfit moved eight points clear of Leicester City and Chelsea FC in the title race.
Manchester City were without key players Aymeric Laporte and Ederson for the trip to Merseyside.
Although Liverpool FC were without Alisson for a spell this season, the Reds haven’t suffered any injuries to key players such as Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Sadio Mane.
Former Chelsea FC winger Nevin believes that Liverpool FC could struggle if Salah or Van Dijk succumb to injury.
“I don’t know anyone who thinks Man City are close to favourites to win the title,” Nevin told the Off The Ball podcast on Irish radio station Newstalk.
 It tells you what everyone thinks of Liverpool. They can’t afford to get big injuries to Van Dijk or Salah. If they keep those two fit, they’ve got enough across the rest of the pitch… ”
Liverpool FC finished in second place in the Premier League table last season after the Reds collected a club-record 97 points.
The Reds haven’t won the Premier League title but have finished in second place in 2002, 2009, 2014 and 2018.
Liverpool FC won their first trophy under Klopp last season thanks to a 2-0 win against Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League final last term.
The Merseyside outfit will take on Crystal Palace in their next Premier League game on Saturday 23 November.


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Westeros - Game of Thrones Wiki
South of the Wall, within the Seven Kingdoms, there are three major forested regions: the Wolfswood around Winterfell, the Kingswood south of King's Landing .
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Westeros
Earlston RFC - Kings of the Sevens
Earlston 7s on 05 May 2013. First Tie: 13:00 pm. The Haugh , Earlston. Earlston RFC have announced a sponsorship deal for their King of the Sevens .
http://kingsofthesevens.net/sevenstournament.asp?town=Earlston
Underwater Superheroes: Who is King of the Seven Seas?
Jan 3, 2011 . Isn't it funny how ¾ of the earth is water and yet we only have two underwater superheroes? I'm talking about Aquaman and Prince Namor, the .
http://hubpages.com/hub/Underwater-Superheroes-Who-is-King-of-the-Seven-Seas
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Scottish Borders - Kings of the Sevens - Scottish Borders Rugby
The Kings of the Sevens tournaments are much enjoyed by visitors and native Borderers alike. Come along to a tournament and enjoy exciting rugby action in .
http://www.kingsofthesevens.net/scottishborders.asp
Borders Sevens Circuit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The ten most prestigious of these tournaments make up a league competition known as the Kings of the Sevens. Teams .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borders_Sevens_Circuit
Selkirk 7s - Kings of the Sevens
Follow Kings of the Sevens on twitter Visit D S Dalgleish & Son website Visit Radio Borders website Visit Southern Reporter website Visit Border Telegraph .
http://www.kingsofthesevens.net/sevenstournament.asp?town=Selkirk
Seven Kingdoms - A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Dec 12, 2012 . The Seven Kingdoms is a realm located on the continent of Westeros, ruled by the king who sits on the Iron Throne in the capital city, King's .
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Seven_Kingdoms
Jed-Forest 7s - Kings of the Sevens
Jed-Forest 7s on 18 May 2013. First Tie: 13:30 pm. Riverside Park , Jedburgh. The Jedforest 7s (the friendly 7s) are traditionally the last of the Kings Of The 7s .
http://kingsofthesevens.net/sevenstournament.asp?town=Jed-Forest
Last Days Mystery - Beast Which has the Seven Heads and Ten Horns
The seven heads are seven mountains on which the woman sits. They are also seven kings. Five have fallen, one is, the other has not yet come; but when he .
http://www.lastdaysmystery.info/beast_which_has_the_seven_heads_and_ten_horns.htm
Revelation 17:10 They are also seven kings. Five have fallen, one is ...
And there are seven kings - That is, seven in all, as they are enumerated in this verse and the next. An eighth is mentioned in Revelation 17:11, but it is, at the .
http://bible.cc/revelation/17-10.htm
Who Are These Seven Kings?
An analysis of Revelation 17's seven kings. Addresses various interpretations, past and present, and endeavors to narrow the possibilities down to one.
http://www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/prophecy/seven-heads.htm
Earlston 7s Fixtures & Results - 7s Fixtures - Kings of the Sevens ...
Earlston 7s Fixtures & Results. Sevens Tournament on 05 May 2013. This year's Sevens results will be displayed following Earlston Sevens on 05 May 2013.
http://www.kingsofthesevens.net/fixturesandresults.asp?town=Earlston
Kelso 7s - Kings of the Sevens
Kelso 7s on 04 May 2013. First Tie: 13:30 pm. Poynder Park , Kelso. Maxwell Motors Kelso 7s. The Kings of the Sevens circuit continues at Poynder Park on .
http://kingsofthesevens.net/sevenstournament.asp?town=Kelso
The King soul | Personality & Spirituality
The King is one of the seven soul types or 'roles in essence'. A King soul is a natural-born leader with an innate sense of power and personal authority. king soul .
http://personalityspirituality.net/articles/the-michael-teachings/the-seven-roles-in-essence/the-king-soul/
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Faith of the Seven - A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Mar 18, 2013 . Maiden, Mother, and Crone is a song about the females of the seven. It was sung by Hamish the Harper at the wedding of King Joffrey I and .
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Faith_of_the_Seven
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| typedef sc_signal_in_if< bool > | in_if_b_type |
| typedef sc_signal_in_if< sc_dt::sc_logic > | in_if_l_type |
| typedef sc_in< bool > | in_port_b_type |
| typedef sc_in< sc_dt::sc_logic > | in_port_l_type |
| typedef sc_inout< bool > | inout_port_b_type |
| typedef sc_inout< sc_dt::sc_logic > | inout_port_l_type |
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| sc_sensitive & | operator<< (sc_process_handle) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (const sc_event &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (const sc_interface &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (const sc_port_base &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_event_finder &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator<< (const sc_event &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator<< (const sc_interface &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator<< (const sc_port_base &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator<< (sc_event_finder &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, sc_event_finder &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, const in_if_b_type &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, const in_if_l_type &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, const in_port_b_type &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, const in_port_l_type &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, const inout_port_b_type &) |
| sc_sensitive & | operator() (sc_cthread_handle, const inout_port_l_type &) |
| void | reset () |
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| static void | make_static_sensitivity (sc_process_b *, const sc_event &) |
| static void | make_static_sensitivity (sc_process_b *, const sc_interface &) |
| static void | make_static_sensitivity (sc_process_b *, const sc_port_base &) |
| static void | make_static_sensitivity (sc_process_b *, sc_event_finder &) |
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| typedef sc_in<bool> sc_core::sc_sensitive::in_port_b_type |
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Definition at line 71 of file sc_sensitive.h.
| typedef sc_inout<bool> sc_core::sc_sensitive::inout_port_b_type |
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| sc_sensitive& sc_core::sc_sensitive::operator<< | ( | const sc_interface & | ) |
| sc_sensitive& sc_core::sc_sensitive::operator<< | ( | const sc_port_base & | ) |
| sc_sensitive& sc_core::sc_sensitive::operator<< | ( | sc_event_finder & | ) |
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Images are generally stored in the temp directory and only their meta data held to reduce memory needs.
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get height for image in pixels
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public final int getImagePageID(int i)
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Interface Server
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DefaultServer
public interface Server
Represents a host that can send and receive messages to a set of remote client connections.- Author:
- Paul Speed
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description int
addChannel(int port)
Adds an alternate channel to the server, using the specified port.void
addConnectionListener(ConnectionListener listener)
Adds a listener that will be notified when new hosted connections arrive.void
addMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener)
Adds a listener that will be notified when any message or object is received from one of the clients.void
addMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener, java.lang.Class... classes)
Adds a listener that will be notified when messages of the specified types are received from one of the clients.void
broadcast(int channel, Filter<? super HostedConnection> filter, Message message)
Sends the specified message over the specified alternate channel to all connected clients that match the filter.void
broadcast(Filter<? super HostedConnection> filter, Message message)
Sends the specified message to all connected clients that match the filter.void
broadcast(Message message)
Sends the specified message to all connected clients.void
close()
Closes all client connections, stops and running processing threads, and closes the host connection.HostedConnection
getConnection(int id)
Retrieves a hosted connection by ID.java.util.Collection<HostedConnection>
getConnections()
Retrieves a read-only collection of all currently connected connections.java.lang.String
getGameName()
Returns the 'game name' for this server.HostedServiceManager
getServices()
Returns the manager for hosted services.int
getVersion()
Returns the game-specific version of this server used for detecting mismatched clients.boolean
hasConnections()
Returns true if the server has active connections at the time of this call.boolean
isRunning()
Returns true if the server has been started.void
removeConnectionListener(ConnectionListener listener)
Removes a previously registered connection listener.void
removeMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener)
Removes a previously registered wildcard listener.void
removeMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener, java.lang.Class... classes)
Removes a previously registered type-specific listener from the specified types.void
start()
Start the server so that it will began accepting new connections and processing messages.
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getGameName
java.lang.String getGameName()
Returns the 'game name' for this server. This should match the 'game name' set on connecting clients or they will be turned away.
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getVersion
int getVersion()
Returns the game-specific version of this server used for detecting mismatched clients.
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getServices
HostedServiceManager getServices()
Returns the manager for hosted services. Hosted services extend the functionality of the server.
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broadcast
void broadcast(Message message)
Sends the specified message to all connected clients.
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broadcast
void broadcast(Filter<? super HostedConnection> filter, Message message)
Sends the specified message to all connected clients that match the filter. If no filter is specified then this is the same as calling broadcast(message) and the message will be delivered to all connections.Examples:
// Broadcast to connections: conn1, conn2, and conn3 server.broadcast( Filters.in( conn1, conn2, conn3 ), message ); // Broadcast to all connections exception source server.broadcast( Filters.notEqualTo( source ), message );
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broadcast
void broadcast(int channel, Filter<? super HostedConnection> filter, Message message)
Sends the specified message over the specified alternate channel to all connected clients that match the filter. If no filter is specified then this is the same as calling broadcast(message) and the message will be delivered to all connections.Examples:
// Broadcast to connections: conn1, conn2, and conn3 server.broadcast( Filters.in( conn1, conn2, conn3 ), message ); // Broadcast to all connections exception source server.broadcast( Filters.notEqualTo( source ), message );
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start
void start()
Start the server so that it will began accepting new connections and processing messages.
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addChannel
int addChannel(int port)
Adds an alternate channel to the server, using the specified port. This is an entirely separate connection where messages are sent and received in parallel to the two primary default channels. All channels must be added before the connection is started. Returns the ID of the created channel for use when specifying the channel in send or broadcast calls. The ID is returned entirely out of convenience since the IDs are predictably incremented. The first channel is 0, second is 1, and so on.
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isRunning
boolean isRunning()
Returns true if the server has been started.
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close
void close()
Closes all client connections, stops and running processing threads, and closes the host connection.
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getConnection
HostedConnection getConnection(int id)
Retrieves a hosted connection by ID.
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getConnections
java.util.Collection<HostedConnection> getConnections()
Retrieves a read-only collection of all currently connected connections.
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hasConnections
boolean hasConnections()
Returns true if the server has active connections at the time of this call.
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addConnectionListener
void addConnectionListener(ConnectionListener listener)
Adds a listener that will be notified when new hosted connections arrive.
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removeConnectionListener
void removeConnectionListener(ConnectionListener listener)
Removes a previously registered connection listener.
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addMessageListener
void addMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener)
Adds a listener that will be notified when any message or object is received from one of the clients.Note about MessageListener multithreading: on the server, message events may be delivered by more than one thread depending on the server implementation used. Listener implementations should treat their shared data structures accordingly and set them up for multithreaded access. The only threading guarantee is that for a single HostedConnection, there will only ever be one thread at a time and the messages will always be delivered to that connection in the order that they were delivered. This is the only restriction placed upon server message dispatch pool implementations.
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addMessageListener
void addMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener, java.lang.Class... classes)
Adds a listener that will be notified when messages of the specified types are received from one of the clients.
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removeMessageListener
void removeMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener)
Removes a previously registered wildcard listener. This does not remove this listener from any type-specific registrations.
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removeMessageListener
void removeMessageListener(MessageListener<? super HostedConnection> listener, java.lang.Class... classes)
Removes a previously registered type-specific listener from the specified types.
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#include "avr_compiler.h"
#include "ccpwrite.h"
#include "rtc32_driver.h"
#include "sleepmgr.h"
#include "lowpower.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Defines | |
| #define | F_CPU 2000000 |
| Define the CPU frequency, for use with delay_us(). (2 MHz is default clock.). | |
| #define | RTC_PERIOD 5 |
| Configure RTC wakeup period in seconds. | |
| #define | SLEEP_MODE SLEEPMGR_DOWN |
| #define | USE_RTC |
Functions | |
| ISR (RTC32_COMP_vect) | |
| int | main (void) |
| The main RTC example. |
This file contains an example program which initializes the XMEGA to the least power consuming state, and puts the device to sleep.
By default, the XMEGA is put in POWER-DOWN mode, and wakes up every five seconds. The device stays in ACTIVE mode for 0.5 sec before going back to sleep. This gives a duty cycle of 10%.
The interval timing is done with the 32-bit RTC, clocked by the external 32 kHz crystal oscillator.
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Definition in file xmega_rtc32_sleep_example.c.
| #define F_CPU 2000000 |
Define the CPU frequency, for use with delay_us(). (2 MHz is default clock.).
Definition at line 99 of file xmega_rtc32_sleep_example.c.
| #define RTC_PERIOD 5 |
| #define SLEEP_MODE SLEEPMGR_DOWN |
Specify which sleep mode to use.
The default alternatives are:
SLEEPMGR_IDLE - Idle SLEEPMGR_ESTDBY - Extended standby SLEEPMGR_SAVE - Power-save SLEEPMGR_STDBY - Standby SLEEPMGR_DOWN - Power-down
The device can wake itself up from Power-down due to the battery backup module leaving the RTC32 running in all sleep modes.
Definition at line 83 of file xmega_rtc32_sleep_example.c.
Referenced by main().
| #define USE_RTC |
Configure if RTC should be used. (Comment out otherwise.)
This wakes the device up at intervals with the specified number of seconds.
Definition at line 92 of file xmega_rtc32_sleep_example.c.
| ISR | ( | RTC32_COMP_vect | ) |
| int main | ( | void | ) |
The main RTC example.
This function initializes the XMEGA to the least power consuming state, before initializing the sleep manager and RTC32 as configured above.
The main loop doesn't do anything but put the device back to the configured sleep mode after a delay of 0.5 second.
Definition at line 110 of file xmega_rtc32_sleep_example.c.
References CCPWrite(), LOWPOWER_Init(), RTC32_Initialize(), RTC32_Reset(), RTC32_SetCompareIntLevel(), RTC32_ToscEnable(), RTC_PERIOD, SLEEP_MODE, SLEEPMGR_Init(), SLEEPMGR_Lock(), and SLEEPMGR_Sleep().
00111 { 00112 // Initialize to the least power consuming state. 00113 LOWPOWER_Init(); 00114 00115 // Enable EEPROM and Flash power reduction mode. 00116 CCPWrite(&NVM.CTRLB, NVM_EPRM_bm | NVM_FPRM_bm); 00117 00118 // Initialize the sleep manager, lock a sleep mode if configured. 00119 SLEEPMGR_Init(); 00120 #ifdef SLEEP_MODE 00121 SLEEPMGR_Lock( SLEEP_MODE ); 00122 #endif // SLEEP_MODE 00123 00124 // If use of the RTC as interval timer is configured, set it up. 00125 #ifdef USE_RTC 00126 // Clear bit for RTC in PRR (it is set by LOWPOWER_Init()). 00127 PR.PRGEN &= ~PR_RTC_bm; 00128 00129 // Reset the battery backup module. 00130 RTC32_Reset(); 00131 00132 // Configure and enable TOSC, then set up and enable the RTC32 module. 00133 RTC32_ToscEnable( false ); 00134 RTC32_Initialize( RTC_PERIOD, 0, 0 ); 00135 00136 // Enable RTC compare interrupts. 00137 RTC32_SetCompareIntLevel( RTC32_COMPINTLVL_LO_gc ); 00138 PMIC.CTRL |= PMIC_LOLVLEN_bm; 00139 sei(); 00140 #endif // USE_RTC 00141 00142 // Main loop. 00143 do { 00144 /* On wake-up, stay in ACTIVE mode for 0.5 s and then go back to sleep. 00145 * 00146 * In an actual application, you would process events/data here. 00147 */ 00148 delay_us(500000); 00149 00150 // Due to errata, disable Flash power reduction before sleep. 00151 CCPWrite(&NVM.CTRLB, NVM_EPRM_bm); 00152 00153 SLEEPMGR_Sleep(); 00154 00155 // Re-enable Flash power reduction mode after sleep. 00156 CCPWrite(&NVM.CTRLB, NVM_EPRM_bm | NVM_FPRM_bm); 00157 } while (1); 00158 }
| Generated on Mon Nov 9 13:44:40 2009 for XMEGA power consumption evaluation code by 1.5.9 |


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In addition to working with political campaigns each election cycle, I have spent significant time in the last ten years volunteering in the local legal community. I am currently finishing up my term as President of the 9,000+ member Denver Bar Association which involves a number of different roles representing the membership, leading our board, managing the organization's programing and finances, and representing the DBA in the larger Colorado Bar Association and as part of the Presidents' Diversity Council that advocates on behalf of all of the local bar communities (e.g. CHBA, CWBA, Sam Cary, LGBT Bar, SABA, APABA).
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I have always been very civically engaged, but have volunteered my time and energy primarily in the local legal community and helping with the occasional political campaign. I became interested in more direct civil engagement with the redistricting commission after attending a program about the origins of the commission and its function. I was so impressed with this commission system that I wanted to get involved directly in this important work.
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| TokenFactory |
The methods of TokenFactory exist for one reason, and one reason only; to decouple the
TokenizerTest class from the specific classes used that all inherit from Token.
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An object implements TokenMaker if it has a method makeToken
that takes an object of type String and returns an instance of the
class Token
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| DefaultTokenFactory |
The methods of TokenFactory exist for one reason, and one reason only; to decouple the
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Exception thrown if tokenization fails for whatever reason (e.g.,
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Targeted sequencing using next-generation sequencing (NGS) platforms
offers enormous potential for plant systematics by enabling economical
acquisition of multilocus data sets that can resolve difficult
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Notated as: \[X~Binom(n, p) \] Where random variable X follows the Binomial Distribution with n trials of probability p. To determine expected value E(X):
\[E(X) = n * p\] So, to find the expected value E(X) of X~Binom(10, .5):
(10*.5)
## [1] 5
Variance is computed using \[Var(X)= E(X) * (1-p)\]
Notated as \(Pr(X=x)\), where x is the desired number of successes.
A common method of determing \(Pr(X=x)\) is by running simulations and averaging the results. We use the rbinom function as follows: \[rbinom(n, size, p)\] Note that here, n is desired number of simulations, size is the number of trials and p is the probability of success. To determine the probability of x=5 successes given X~Binom(10, .5),
mean(rbinom(10000, 10, .5)==5)
## [1] 0.2504
This returns the fraction of outcomes with 5 successes.
Alternatively, one could use the dbinom function to find the exact value as follows, dbinom(n, size, p)
, where the first argument specifies the desired number of successes. So,
dbinom(5, 10, .5)
## [1] 0.2460938
mean(rbinom(10000, 10, .5)<=4) or, pbinom(4, 10, .5)
fair <- dbinom(13, 20, 0.50) bias <- dbinom(13, 20, 0.80) fair / (fair + bias)
P(A and B) = P(A)P(B) – branches or, A <- rbinom(10000, 1, .5) B <- rbinom(10000, 1, .5) mean(A & B)
P(A or B) = (P(A) + P(B)) - P(A&B) mean(A|B) mean(A <=3 | B <= 3)
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fair <- dbinom(16, 20, 0.5) bias <- dbinom(16, 20, 0.8) p_fair <- 0.99 p_bias <- 0.01 (fair * p_fair) / (fair * p_fair + bias * p_bias)
Var(aX +- bY) = a^2Var(x) + b^2Var(x) prior prob - alter n
Waiting for first success (heads of flips, in this case; “machine malfunctions” for application)
flips <- rbinom(100, 1, .1)
Using the which function,
which(flips == 1)[1]
## [1] 4
For simulation method use the replicate function, yielding a list of the first appearance of a success for each of 10 trials
replicate(10, which(rbinom(100, 1, .1)==1)[1])
## [1] 11 13 6 16 3 1 2 1 35 26
To determine expected value, run mean
mean(sum(replicate(10, which(rbinom(100, 1, .1)==1)[1])))
## [1] 109
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mean(geom)
## [1] 9.04564
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