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Greg Hurrell
Yeah, the idea of having a case-sensitive mode isn't a bad one, but I do wonder about the result that you're describing there.
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Greg Hurrell
Summary changed:
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Trygve Laugstol
I'd like this too.
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Greg Hurrell
This was recently implemented, so closing.
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I'm aiming for a major revision, called Version 1. I expect to finish it by April, 2012. The big goals for 1.0 are:
Full agreement among project areas, including code base, documentation, and project site.
Full agreement with Tower of Psych Version 1
Resolution of outstanding project issues, removal of stale issues
Good explanation of project components, and how to access components individually, without requiring the whole enchilada
Installer to easily get Version 1 by name (no need to know about repository tags, trunk etc.)
Expectation of long-term stability
This page contains my laundry list of changes to Snow Dots. I'll keep a similar for Tower of Psych
January2010
The first goal is to complete the changes in the January2012 milestone.
This was done at the end of January, 2012.
Foundation
With fewer singletons to worry about, I want to flatten the singletons/ and superclasses/ folders into the foundation/ folder
(small)
As of January2012, these folders are gone.
Mex
I want to Remove mexUDPMxGram, since it's never used.
(small)
As of r892, mexUDPMxGram is gone.
Demos
Demos should agree with all the changes up to Version 1.
Revise and recomment 2afc demo
As of r892, 2afc demo is reimplemented to use topsEnsmbles.
Revise and recomment dotris demo
did this.
Revise and recomment plexon integration demo
Actually, I removed this because it wasn't much of a "task"
Remove squares demo
As of r892, the squares is replaced with SquareTagPlus.
(big - 2 days)
Demos were reimplemented in March 2012.
Code Style
Class members that are intuitively "internal" to a class should all use the SetAccess = protected or Access = protected modifier. That way members are viewable but won't get messed with by accident. Now, there's a mix of access modifiers and hidden status, for no good reason.
(small)
Made uniform style around member access as of r924.
Singletons
Snow Dots does not need so many singletons. They cause headaches with managing global state. In addition to removal of manager singletons (in January2012):
Move shared defaults from TheSwitchboard to TheMachineConfiguration
Remove TheSwitchboard, since no more windowNumber or pixelsPerDegree
TheScreen must work via dotsClientEnsemble (instead of dotsTheDrawablesManager)
As of January2012, this works, and dotsTheDrawablesManager is gone.
(big - 1 day)
As of r934, all this is done
Readables
I want to make a dotsReadableEyeEyelink class, based on the MGL Eyelink API. But I'll but leave testing up to someone with Eyelink hardware.
(small)
r945 contains an implementation of dotsQueryableEyeEyelink.
Utilities
Utilities can be pruned and reorganized.
MGLFlushGauge -> dotsMglFlushGauge
Did in r936.
Remove checkUDPSnowDots, since unclear and old
As of r892, checkUDPSnowDots is gone.
Remove resetTheSingletons, since only two singletons left
As of r937, resetTheSingletons is gone.
Remove repeatAllDotsTests, since no more global modes.
As of January2012, repeatAllDotsTests is gone.
ApplyClockDriftAndOffset -> clockDriftApply
Did in r936.
EstimateClockDriftAndOffset -> clockDriftEstimate
Did in r936.
Reimplement benchmarkDOutStrobedWords to use ensembles
done, became benchmarkDOutPlexon, in r943.
Implement utilities that can do remote data log updating, (via an ensemble)
r947 contains new dotsDataLogUtilities for doing log updates and writing, via ensembles.
(big - 1 day)
done, as of r947
Tests
I'll need to rename several unit tests to agree with 1.0.
for r950 I reviewed test suite names and updated just one
(small)
Issues
The issues database has become stale and clumsy.
Close issues solved in 1.0
All issues reviewed as of 26 March 2012.
No-Solve other issues with a note
I did this on 8 Jan
(small)
I didn't close all the issues, but the remaining issues are somewhat nebulous and low-priority.
userProjects/
I should reimplement predictiveInference for Version 1.
(big - 1 day)
The predictive inference task is updated as of r971
Installer
The installer should be easier to point at a named version, like "Version 1". Also, it should be a complete installer as opposed to a checklist.
SVN checkout for Snow Dots, Tower of Psych, and MGL
Grab from file exchange via urlwrite():
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/22846-matlab-xunit-test-framework?controller=fileinfos&download=true
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/345-tcpudpip-toolbox-2-0-6?controller=fileinfos&download=true
Build mex stuff for pnet and mex/
(small)
r978 contains a new implementation of installSnowDots.
Docs
The role and form of the docs can be tweaked.
Doc front page as TOC, not as intro
Focus on classes and functions as API/reference
Remove confusing nav tabs
(small)
As of r983, I updated the docs to be more focused.
wiki
The wiki needs some more explanatory content.
Components Page
component descriptions
checkout links for component folders
component dependencies, like OS and hardware
Components page is done as of r994
Page about client-server and ensemble communications
ClientServerEnsemble page is done as of r1014
sweet diagrams
all components and collaborations/dependencies
r1014 contains new components diagram.
objects, ensembles and Matlab instances
r1014 contains new digrams about client-server and ensembles.
Page of algebra about exploding bag of money
r1048 contains new a ExplosionAlgebra page.
(big - 3 days)
Main Page
The main page should make better first impressions.
Short intro, components
Short status
Shouts out to related projects
Several wiki pages (below the fold)
(small)
As of 14 April 2012 Version 1 is complete!


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A proper fry-up is a very personal thing, so feel free to swap in and out what you like best.
Heat the flat grill plate over a low heat, on top of 2 rings/flames if it fits, and brush sparingly with light olive oil.
Cook the sausages first. Add the sausages to the hot grill plate/the coolest part if there is one and allow to cook slowly for about 15-20 minutes, turning occasionally, until golden. After the first 10 minutes, increase the heat to medium before beginning to cook the other ingredients. If you are struggling for space, completely cook the sausages and keep hot on a plate in the oven.
Snip a few small cuts into the fatty edge of the bacon. Place the bacon straight on to the grill plate and fry for 2-4 minutes each side or until your preferred crispiness is reached. Like the sausages, the cooked bacon can be kept hot on a plate in the oven.
For the mushrooms, brush away any dirt using a pastry brush and trim the stalk level with the mushroom top. Season with salt and pepper and drizzle over a little olive oil. Place stalk-side up on the grill plate and cook for 1-2 minutes before turning and cooking for a further 3-4 minutes. Avoid moving the mushrooms too much while cooking, as this releases the natural juices, making them soggy.
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Create new details for the immediate assertion :
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Get details for a immediate assertion
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Get immediate assertion name
Returns: the immediate assertion name
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()
Compute the number of times the immediate assertion passed during simulation
Returns: the number of times the immediate assertion passed during simulation
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get_nof_times_check_was_tested
()
Compute the number of times the immediate assertion was tested during simulation
Returns: the number of times the immediate assertion was tested during simulation
virtual function uvm_object_wrapper
get_object_type
()


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This is a non-programming post in the series I call “re-stating the obvious”. This series talks about topics that are nothing new, a lot has been said and written about these topics already. I’m simply putting it in my own words.
You can find all posts in this series here. Be sure to check back because more posts will be added in this series over the coming period.
What exactly is “scalable”?
Here’s the wikipedia definition:
Scalability is the property of a system to handle a growing amount of work by adding resources to the system.
During the initial stages of my career, a tech lead once described a scalable system in layman terms to me as follows:
A scalable system is one where by adding just a small amount effort or resources you can increase the output or gain by a large amount.
A real-life (albeit silly) example I like to cite is cooking rice versus making rotis. Cooking rice is scalable because you don’t need to double the effort in order to cook double the amount of rice. On the other hand, if you want to double the number of rotis, you need to (more or less) double the effort. Making rotis, is thus not scalable.
Scalable tech
In technology terms, scalability refers to the ability to handle more users, requests, traffic etc without the system hitting its limits. Let’s say you create a system that can handle 1 million users with a team of 100 engineers. If you want to increase your target 10 fold to 10 million, you should not need to employ 10 times as many engineers.
The software industry has brought about a revolution in massively scalable technology. We routinely see CXOs of tech giants at their respective annual conferences reeling off staggering statistics about their products.
- X million concurrent users per second
- Y billion total active users
- Z terabytes of data served per day
- … and so on …
This is no mean feat, mind you. Achieving this scale is a humongous engineering effort that requires coordintation between countless moving parts (from the software stack to the OS to the hardware to the network, even ventilation, cooling and geopolitical factors come into play). It is a marvel, no less.
But does this translate to a scalable business? For example
- How does the cost for manual fallbacks increase with the problem size for a business based on algorithmic decisions?
- What’s the cost of mistakes when the business relies on content moderation?
- How well does the tech mesh with the need for global regulatory compliance?
Scalable business
A scalable business refers to one that can expand (for example to multiple geographies) with just an increment in investment (in terms of cost or effort).
The manufacturing industry has shown the world how to conduct a globally scalable business for decades. Here are some examples
- Every country has differing standards when it comes to automobile industry. This includes factors like pollution limits, safety features like seat belts, airbags, ISOFix and more.
- Norway is very strict about speed limits. So much so that cars sold in Norway are required to calibrate the speedometer to show the speed as 10% more than the actual speed.
- Every country has differing standards regarding consumer electrical and electronic equipment. Refrigerators, air conditioners, microwave ovens etc have to adhere to different standards of energy consumption, fluctuations, even noise requirements.
- Some countries like South Korea require that cellphone cameras should always have the shutter sound permanently enabled.
In spite of these differences, we see the automotive, consumer electronics and other industries comply with these local requirements. These industries have built scalable businesses that work with differing local policies around the globe.
Scalable tech ≠ scalable business
Sadly, the tech industry does not seem to have learnt from the manufacturing industry. Here are a few examples that illustrate the problem:
Mobile app stores
Mobile app stores are grappling with the problem of app approvals. Approvals take weeks or even months and this is a major pain point for businesses that wish to publish apps on the stores.
The story doesn’t end there. At least one of the big mobile app stores has serious problems with automated app removals. If you are a mobile app developer, chances are you have come across multiple instances of apps being removed for no apparent reason, and developers not being given a fair chance at redressal.
This here is a classic example of confusing the scalability of the tech for scalability of the business.
The app review algorithms are great piece of scalable technology. Unfortunately, the same algorithms come in the way of a scalable business because the business has been designed around not requiring much manual review.
Content moderation
Social networks, video platforms and similar platforms have a problem very similar to mobile app stores, except the stumbling block is content moderation. Some examples of situations where the scale failed the business:
- Social media used for interference in the electoral process
- Misinformation campaigns on social media, ranging from incorrect information about Covid-19 vaccines to using social media to whip up mob frenzy (remember all the lynching incidents across the world in 2018-2020?)
- Gory incidents telecast live over various video streaming platforms (remember Christchurch shootings in 2019?)
Some platforms have scrambled to “fix” some of these problems (some social networks added “labels” to disputed posts etc).
But these seem to be band-aid. The real problem is that the products themselves are not built for real scale (beyond the technology itself).
Regulatory compliance
We all know what happened with user data (in the scandal-that-shall-not-be-named involving the social-network-that-also-shall-not-be-named). But that is just part of the picture.
Several countries are now coming up with regulations around privacy of the data of their citizens. Some are taking it a step further and proposing rules that dictate where the data of their citizens should physically reside.
The real problem here is tech companies building their business models around regulations that existed when the product was conceptualized, and failing to foresee that regulations will catch up eventually.
Again, the products scale really well from a purely technical standpoint, but leave a lot to be desired when the rubber meets the road.
Conclusion
I’m pretty sure I just scratched the surface - of both sides of the coin. There are dozens more examples of business scaling done right; and dozens more where they fall short despite a stellar tech stack.
In conclusion, at the risk of re-stating the obvious, A scalable tech stack is necessary but not sufficient for running a scalable business.


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Fixed issues with data ingestion pipeline and later replaced it with more scalable solution.
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Working cross-functionally with engineering leaders across the engineering org.
Leading projects in data visualization and privacy for Meta Digital Experience intelligence platform.
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Architecting and leading the technical implementation of new reliability platform.
Introducing observability for all company products, mentoring engineers and engineer managers on best practices
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Tackling large scaling challenges that involve scaling our capabilities.
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Political interference in the Avengers' activities causes a rift between former allies Captain America and Iron Man.
When young and successful reporter Jamie finds out that her sister has died in mysterious circumstances, she travels to Singapore to uncover the truth. There, she discovers multiple deaths ...
After a threat from the tiger, Sheer Khan, forces him to flee the jungle, a man-cub named, Mowgli, embarks on a journey of self discovery with the aid of the panther, Bagheera, and the free spirited bear, Baloo.
Political interference in the Avengers' activities causes a rift between former allies Captain America and Iron Man.
When young and successful reporter Jamie finds out that her sister has died in mysterious circumstances, she travels to Singapore to uncover the truth. There, she discovers multiple deaths ...
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to 5
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.
When JavaScript variables are declared, they have an initial value of undefined
. If you do a mathematical operation on an undefined
variable your result will be NaN
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1. Overview
2. Requirements
2.1. The Server
This system is lightweight. It is only tested under Apache HTTPD together with Tomcat servlet container under Red Hat and SUSE Linux. We have not been able to run it on less then 3GB, and recommend 4GB internal memory. You should allocate at least 2GB to the java instance that runs the various components.. On the other hand, 80GB of hard-disk would be a lot.
2.2. Installing the basic software environment.
In addition it requires the following readily available software on the server:
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Install Apache-Tomcat: We have recently run it in production on versions 7.* of Apache-Tomcat. The advantage is that you get all the java needed without further ado. The current distribution has been run under java 7. As of June 2016, we develop under and Java SDK 1.8.0_91 & Apache Tomcat/8.0.32.
In the following we assume that tomcat lives in
/<PATH TO>/tomcat
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Install Orbeon: We are using version
4.9, Community Edition. (Orbeon
Downloads)
cp orbeon.war /<PATH TO>/tomcat/webapps/
We are using some extra files, among those is a jsp script for connecting our form to orbeon. They need to be installed inside the orboen webapp
cd /home/xml-store/editor mkdir /<PATH TO>/tomcat/webapps/orbeon/xforms-jsp/mei-form cp orbeon/mei_form.jsp /<PATH TO>/tomcat/webapps/orbeon/xforms-jsp/mei-form/index.jsp
The jsp is dependent on a package called commons-httpclient. We've added it in the distribution. In addition we are dependent on that orbeon forwards the user's credentials to the backend components, notably the filter web app. This requires setting a config property called oxf.xforms.forward-submission-headers. You do this by copying
cp orbeon/properties-local.xml /<PATH TO>/tomcat/webapps/orbeon/WEB-INF/resources/config/
NB! If have other local customizations in that file, you might need to edit it rather than copying our version.
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Install eXist: We're using version
2.2 (the
stable release as of June 2016)
Prepare the code and build the application by first
running the installer
Install eXist: We're using version 2.2. Prepare
the code and build the application by first running the installer
java -jar eXist-<version number>.jar
This will unpack the distribution into a directory of your choice. Let's call it eXist. In that directory you can repack it as a *.war file which can be installed in you tomcat.
cd eXist ./build.sh dist-war
That will create a file called something like dist/exist-<version number>.war. This file should be installed as exist.war in you tomcat.
cp dist/exist-*.war /<PATH TO YOUR>/tomcat/webapps/exist.war
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Install Orbeon: We are using version
4.9, Community Edition. (Orbeon
Downloads)
- Install apache httpd: If it isn't installed already. We've used the one that comes with the Linux distribution. Should work with Apache/2.2.3 or better. Ensure that you have mod_proxy and mod_proxy_ajp installed.
- xerces2-j (i.e., the java version)
- xalan-j (xslt processor, java version)
3. Building & installing MerMEId
To compile and build you need ant, which is available as a package for most versions of Linux. It can also be downloaded from Apache ANT project.
Clone and install the MerMEId: We suggest that you create a directory called /home/xml-store and unpack it there. For example:
git clone git@github.com:Det-Kongelige-Bibliotek/MerMEId.git
There should then appear a directory called MerMEId/trunk. In it you will find the following:
| File or Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| build.xml | There is a global build.xml in the source root and one in each of filter and mermeid. They are used by ant for compiling and building. |
| local_config |
Contains configuration files that are needed for buidling and/or
running MerMEId
and its auxilliary applications. The file names are of the form
name.suffix_instance. The name is what it sounds
like, suffix determines what kind of file it is. For example,
xqm is a xquery module. instance
is for keeping track of different instances of MerMEId, which is
useful if you have multiple ones for different purposes or
projects. We have demo, developement and production versions of
the system. To build you have to choose an instance and a target.
ant -Dwebapp.instance=<instance name> <target name>A usage example could be ant -Dwebapp.instance=distro war |
| filter |
a number of JAVA servlets. You can build a war file using ant. To build it you'll need to edit a java property file in local_config local_config/http_filter.xml_distro (see Appendix A. When done you must recompile the package using ant: cd <path to source> ant -Dwebapp.instance=distro war This will build the distro-instance of the application. If you don't have ant installed, you can always unzip the filter.war coming with the distribution, edit http_filter.xml and then repack it as a war file. For documentation of the filter software itself, see its API javadoc. |
| mermeid | the forms. The configuration here lives in local_config/mermeid_configuration.xml_distro
and is copied into forms/mermeid_configuration.xml upon
building. You build everything in one go
ant -Dwebapp.instance=distro warSee above for a description of the webapp.instance concept |
| orbeon/mei_form.jsp orbeon/properties-local.xml |
A JSP script which should be installed as <your tomcat>/webapps/orbeon/xforms-jsp/mei-form/index.jsp -- this is basically an xinclude processor More about this above |
| xqueries | Scripts used for searching and navigating the collection |
In addition, there are a number of files. filter.war, editor.war INSTALL.html (this file).
You have a choice. You can deliver the form through Apache HTTPD. That is an advantage if you are developer and need to customize the code code. But if you like to keep it as it is, then it might be easier to deploye it in your tomcat.
cp editor.war /<PATH TO YOUR>/tomcat/webapps/editor.war
See below how apache is configured in the two cases.
4. Configuration
Ensure that Apache HTTPD and Apache Tomcat both starts with the operating system. A requisite for the following is that they are healthy, up and running. We assume they that they are running on port numbers 80 and 8080 respectively on a server called mei.example.org.
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Figure 1. eXist interface. The Admin functions are down to the left.
Figure 2. eXist admin client. What you see is the situation after eXist is installed and configured. You see the dcm collection owned by the dcm user, and also the XQuery list_files.xq which is used for many tasks. See main text.Configure eXist: The database engine is entirely web based, and all work of it can be done via an ordinary browser or a web service client bundled with the eXist. Please not that the Royal Library cannot not provide support for this or indeed any other software we haven't authored in house.
Direct your browser to http://mei.example.org:8080/exist/ (i.e., to where you installed exist). You will get a page as in Figure 1.
- Set a password for the database admin. This is done under Admin < User management.
- Create the dcm collection and the user dcm. We do all the adminstrative tasks using the JNLP based client IcedTea. It should work on all platforms. Click on "Web Start Client" and log on as admin with the user credentials you just created. The admin's credentials should be put into the configuration files Figure 2 shows the client after installation and configuration.
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Configure the xqueries.
Some xqueries need more privileges than the rest (for copying and publishing resources). Those scripts are using login.xqm. You need to copy login.xqm_distro to login.xqm and edit it to provide credentials for these operations.
Load the xqueries.The fastest way to do this, is from the command line. Assuming that you are in the xqueries in the source tree. First load the xquery files:
./load_exist.pl --user admin \ --password your_own_very_secret_password \ --host-port mei.example.org:80 \ --load . \ --context "/exist/rest/db" \ --suffix xq
Please note that we've folded the command line using '\' just for typographical reasons.

- Create the public collection. Only needed when using out way of publishing stuff.
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Configure Apache HTTPD
How you configure HTTPD depends on how you store and access the forms, in Apache or in Tomcat. I you do the former enter the following in the your apache configuration file.
# This is how to configure stuff in Apache: Alias "/editor" "/home/xml-store/MerMEId/mermeid <Location "/editor"> Options None Order allow,deny Allow from all </Location> ProxyPass /storage "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/exist/rest/db" ProxyPass /orbeon "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/orbeon" ProxyPass /filter "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/filter"
On the other hand, if you put them in the application server through deploying the editor.war. Enter the following in your apache configuration.
ProxyPass /editor "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/editor ProxyPass /storage "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/exist/rest/db" ProxyPass /orbeon "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/orbeon" ProxyPass /filter "ajp://mei.example.org:8009/filter"
5. Testing and Getting Started
The main component in the user interface is the list_files.xq which directs the editorial staff to all the other components. That script should have the URI:
http://mei.example.org/storage/list_files.xq
If everything is up and running you should be able to get an HTML version, a form and a raw XML version for each object in the xml_store.
6. Authentication & Security
Figure 3. Setting the permissions in eXist DB.
The seasoned sysadmin should already have noticed that there is only one component which is protected by some Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure (AAI), and that is the eXist database engine. The sysadmin should also have noticed that the web application filter actually performs these operations and that it has not been mentioned that it is protected.
It is not protected. If you run this application on the open Internet you need to do the following.
- Place the MerMEId server behind a firewall that closes tomcat's port 8080 for external users
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Protect both the vulnerable components /orbeon and
/filter. Currently we do this using basic
authentication. We put the following in our apache configuration:
<LocationMatch ^/+(orbeon|filter)/+.*> <Limit POST PUT DELETE> AuthType Basic AuthName "MerMEId users & developers." AuthUserFile /home/xml-store/passwordfile Require valid-user </Limit> </LocationMatch>
Note that you need to set
tomcatAuthentication="false"
On the appropriate entry in <your tomcat>/conf/server.xml, i.e. change from
<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" redirectPort="8443" />
to
<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" redirectPort="8443" tomcatAuthentication="false" />
This will protect the database from the vulnerabilities built into the forms and the filter. You can create the passwordfile like this:
htpasswd -bc passwordfile trusted_user magic_word
This will create a new passwordfile for your trusted_user containing its very secret magic_word. The htpasswd utility should come with the Apache distribution. You could obviously use any AAI scheme supported by the web server.
For the system to be secure, you need to set the update and write permissions in the eXist database. See Figure 3.
7. Backup & restore
At DCM we have eXist DB and its application server on a Linux machine that are backed-up regularly. In addition we take a backup of the XML-files using the admin client. See Figure 4. It is also possible to add the content of an entire directory to the database through the client.
We have some other simple tools:
Figure 4a. Backup.
Figure 4b. Restore(bottom).
- The load_exist.pl (see above) can be used to retrieve files as well as storing them
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transforms/mei/utils/backup_exist.xsl
can be used for making backup of a large number of files in a
directory on eXist. It transforms an eXist directory listing into a
shell script that uses lwp-mirror to mirror individual files. First
generate the script
xsltproc --stringparam base_uri \ http://mei.example.org/storage/dcm/ \ transforms/mei/utils/backup_exist.xsl \ http://distest.kb.dk/storage/dcm/ > backup.sh
Then make it executable and run itchmod a+x backup.sh ./backup.sh
The script contains code as below.#!/bin/sh if ! [ -d ./db/dcm ]; then mkdir -p ./db/dcm fi lwp-mirror http://mei.example.org/storage/dcm/db/dcm/1285256669.xml \ ./db/dcm/1285256669.xml lwp-mirror http://mei.example.org/storage/dcm/db/dcm/1285323711.xml \ ./db/dcm/1285323711.xml lwp-mirror http://mei.example.org/storage/dcm/db/dcm/1285750781.xml \ ./db/dcm/1285750781.xml lwp-mirror http://mei.example.org/storage/dcm/db/dcm/1289382773.xml \ ./db/dcm/1289382773.xml ...
The lines have been folded. - eXist DB comes with a backup.sh script
Appendix A. Configuration files
eXist configuration
In the eXist DB WEB-INF directory there is a file called conf.xml. Load it in your favourite editor and change
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<xquery enable-java-binding="no" to <xquery enable-java-binding="yes"
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The XSLT-implementation should be changed from saxon to
xalan. Change from
<transformer class="net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl"> <attribute name="http://saxon.sf.net/feature/version-warning" value="false" type="boolean"/> </transformer>
to<transformer class="org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl" caching="yes"> </transformer>
Filter configuration
<!DOCTYPE properties SYSTEM "http://java.sun.com/dtd/properties.dtd"> <properties> <comment>HTTP Filter parameters</comment> <!-- The filter is meant to operate on top of an eXist XML database --> <entry key="exist.host">mei.example.org</entry> <entry key="exist.port">8080</entry> <entry key="exist.realm">exist</entry> <entry key="exist.context">/exist/rest/db/dcm</entry> <entry key="exist.user">admin</entry> <entry key="exist.password">your very secret word</entry> <!-- get is the retrieval filter --> <entry key="get.dcm">http://mei.example.org/editor/transforms/mei/filter_get.xsl</entry> <entry key="get.dcm.mime">application/xml</entry> <entry key="get.dcm.charset">UTF-8</entry> <entry key="get.library">http://mei.example.org/editor/transforms/mei/null_transform.xsl</entry> <entry key="get.library.mime">application/xml</entry> <entry key="get.library.charset">UTF-8</entry> <!-- put is for updating --> <entry key="put.dcm">http://mei.example.org/editor/transforms/mei/filter_put.xsl</entry> <entry key="put.dcm.mime">application/xml</entry> <entry key="put.dcm.charset">UTF-8</entry> <entry key="put.library">http://mei.example.org/editor/transforms/mei/null_transform.xsl</entry> <entry key="put.library.mime">application/xml</entry> <entry key="put.library.charset">UTF-8</entry> <!-- del is for removing stuff --> <entry key="del.redirect">http://mei.example.org/storage/list_files.xq</entry> <!-- Create is for what it seems to be. A URI that is good to use for creating new documents. We're doing that using uri templates (RFC6570). The URI should look like http://mei.example.org/orbeon/xforms-jsp/mei-form/?uri=http://mei.example.org/form/dcm/&doc=cnw0361.xml when ready --> <entry key="create">http://mei.example.org/orbeon/xforms-jsp/mei-form/{?uri,dir,doc}</entry> <entry key="create.uri">http://mei.example.org/editor/forms/mei/edit-work-case.xml</entry> <entry key="create.dir">http://mei.example.org/filter/</entry> </properties>
Form configuration
<parameters xmlns="http://www.kb.dk/dcm"> <document_root>storage/dcm/</document_root> <exist_dir>/storage/</exist_dir> <orbeon_dir>http://mei.example.org/orbeon/xforms-jsp/mei-form/</orbeon_dir> <form_home>http://mei.example.org/editor/forms/mei/</form_home> <crud_home>http://mei.example.org/filter/</crud_home> <library_crud_home>http://mei.example.org/filter/library/</library_crud_home> <server_name>http://mei.example.org/</server_name> <xml_file/> <!-- default editor settings --> <!-- Set boolean values to 'true' or nothing --> <!-- Enable attribute editor? --> <attr_editor/> <!-- Enable xml:id display component? --> <show_id/> <!-- Enable xml:id display component? --> <code_inspector/> </parameters>


igx-stepper component sample.
You can read more about configuring the igx-stepper component in the README or the official documentation.


Shmulevich Group
The Shmulevich Group at Institute for Systems Biology (ISB) focuses on computational and mathematical approaches for modeling biological systems and analyzing large-scale measurement data sets. The major areas of research are: modeling and inference of biomolecular networks, machine learning approaches for cancer studies, complex systems, image processing and analysis, and research informatics.
Research
Development of novel computational approaches for analyzing large-scale heterogeneous data.
Software
Web-based interactive visualization and exploratory tools, and computational infrastructure that promotes collaborative research.
News & Events
May 2013
April 2013
We were awarded the first prize in the YarcData Graph Analytics Challenge. The topic of our entry was drug repurposing for cancer and uses data from TCGA, PubMed, and other databases.
February 2013
Investigators from our GDAC have published the discovery and characterization of FGFR3-TACC3 fusion in 8% of glioblastoma in "The tumorigenic FGFR3-TACC3 gene fusion escapes miR-99a regulation in glioblastoma".
New paper published in Cancer Cell on "Integrated Analyses Identify a Master MicroRNA Regulatory Network for the Mesenchymal Subtype in Serous Ovarian Cancer"
as part of the TCGA network. The cover of Cancer Cell features the article, with a graphic depicting the analysis.
November 2012
Researchers at our center attended and presented at the 2nd Annual TCGA Scientific Symposium. The symposium was co-chaired by Dr Ilya Shmulevich. Dr Brady Bernard and Hector Rovira gave a talk on Genespot:
A Portal for Interactive Gene-Centric Exploration of The Cancer Genome Atlas. Dick Kreisberg presented a workshop on Regulome Explorer.
October 2012
New paper published in Nature on "Comprehensive molecular portraits of human breast tumours"
as a part of the TCGA network. An article related to the work was published in the New York Times.
September 2012
The TCGA project published a Case Study on "The New Genomic Bottleneck and How the Cloud Might Widen It" in which Dr Ilya Shmulevich is interviewed on his lab’s efforts to analyze genomic information using large computational clusters with cloud infrastructure on demand.
July 2012
New paper published in Nature on
"Comprehensive molecular characterization of human colon and rectal cancer"
as part of the TCGA network. An article
related to the work was featured on the home page of the New York Times.
June 2012
Our work was featured during the Compute Engine keynote presentation at the Google I/O 2012 conference.
The keynote, delivered by Urs Hölzle, Senior Vice President of Infrastructure at Google, introduced Google Compute Engine. He demonstrated how RF-ACE, a machine learning algorithm that learns associations among genomic and clinical features, can be scaled to 600,000 cores across Google’s global data centers and the results visualized using a version of Regulome Explorer. A case study published by Google discusses the integration with Compute Engine.
The keynote, delivered by Urs Hölzle, Senior Vice President of Infrastructure at Google, introduced Google Compute Engine. He demonstrated how RF-ACE, a machine learning algorithm that learns associations among genomic and clinical features, can be scaled to 600,000 cores across Google’s global data centers and the results visualized using a version of Regulome Explorer. A case study published by Google discusses the integration with Compute Engine.
May 2012
Regulome Explorer is featured in
this article
where ISB founder Dr. Leroy Hood talks about
the application of mathematics to biological research.
March 2012
Regulome Explorer is covered in
this story
about online tools available for analyzing TCGA data.
December 2011
Addama described in this
technology feature
on adaptive technologies for systems biology data integration.
October 2011
New paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Association on "Association of BRCA1 and BRCA2 Mutations With Survival, Chemotherapy Sensitivity, and Gene Mutator Phenotype in Patients With Ovarian Cancer" showing that women with high-grade ovarian cancer live longer and respond better to platinum-based chemotherapy when their tumors have BRCA2 genetic mutations.
There was also a related editorial published in JAMA.
There was also a related editorial published in JAMA.


The Python expression syntax
TALES python expressions allow the evaluation of arbitrary Python language expressions in your document templates. The syntax for this is:
python:python_expression
The python expression is any valid Python language expression. Python expressions have access to all of the same root contexts and defined variables as other expressions.
Python version
Python expressions make use of the IronPython library to provide the expression backend. At the time of writing, IronPython supports Python version 2.7.
IronPython does have an ongoing effort to add support for 3.x; at the time of writing it is not yet ready for use.
Python expressions are included in an add-on package
Support for python
expressions are included in the ZptSharp.PythonExpressions NuGet package.
They are not one of the standard expression types; once the NuGet package is installed to your application they must be activated by using the AddZptPythonExpressions
method.
Reserved markup characters must be encoded
As with all usage of expressions inside of markup, any usages of reserved characters must be encoded.
For example, the python expression print("%.2f" % 13.946)
makes use of double-quote characters.
The following usage would obviously fail, because the quote characters break the DOM when used inside of an attribute.

The price is 0.00

The solution is to encode the reserved markup characters, replacing double-quotes with "
:

The price is 0.00

Example
Here is a short example of a Python expression in use. It is somewhat contrived but it demonstrates how a Python expression may make use of a defined variable.

2 plus 2 equals 0.


This acts as a chain daemon for the Decred cryptocurrency. dcrd maintains the entire past transactional ledger of Decred and allows relaying of transactions to other Decred nodes across the world. To read more about Decred please see the project documentation.
Note: To send or receive funds and join Proof-of-Stake mining, you will also need dcrwallet.
This project is currently under active development and is in a Beta state. It is extremely stable and has been in production use since February 2016.
It is forked from btcd which is a bitcoin full node implementation written in Go. btcd is a ongoing project under active development. Because dcrd is constantly synced with btcd codebase, it will get the benefit of btcd's ongoing upgrades to peer and connection handling, database optimization and other blockchain related technology improvements.
Requirements
Go 1.7 or newer.
Getting Started
- dcrd (and utilities) will now be installed in either
$GOROOT/bin
or$GOPATH/bin
depending on your configuration. If you did not already add the bin directory to your system path during Go installation, we recommend you do so now.
Updating
Windows
Install a newer MSI
Linux/BSD/MacOSX/POSIX - Build from Source
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Dep
Dep is used to manage project dependencies and provide reproducible builds. To install:
go get -u github.com/golang/dep/cmd/dep
Unfortunately, the use of dep
prevents a handy tool such as go get
from
automatically downloading, building, and installing the source in a single
command. Instead, the latest project and dependency sources must be first
obtained manually with git
and dep
, and then go
is used to build and
install the project.
Getting the source:
For a first time installation, the project and dependency sources can be
obtained manually with git
and dep
(create directories as needed):
git clone https://github.com/decred/dcrd $GOPATH/src/github.com/decred/dcrd
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/decred/dcrd
dep ensure
go install . ./cmd/...
To update an existing source tree, pull the latest changes and install the matching dependencies:
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/decred/dcrd
git pull
dep ensure
go install . ./cmd/...
For more information about decred and how to set up your software please go to our docs page at docs.decred.org.
Docker
All tests and linters may be run in a docker container using the script run_tests.sh
. This script defaults to using the current supported version of go. You can run it with the major version of go you would like to use as the only arguement to test a previous on a previous version of go (generally decred supports the current version of go and the previous one).
./run_tests.sh 1.8
To run the tests locally without docker:
./run_tests.sh local
Contact
If you have any further questions you can find us at:
- irc.freenode.net (channel #decred)
- webchat
- forum.decred.org
- decred.slack.com
Issue Tracker
The integrated github issue tracker is used for this project.
Documentation
The documentation is a work-in-progress. It is located in the docs folder.
License
dcrd is licensed under the copyfree ISC License.


# Advanced router / state manager for Polymer
Change multiple page sections dynamically based on application state. Easily bind url params to your elements.
Designed for single page applications -SPA using [Polymer](https://www.polymer-project.org/).
## Why app-states
app-states allows you to define application states and updatable page sections independently.
With the support of nested states and model inheritance only required sections are updated.
This is the best scenario for real single page applications.
Features
- Declarative application states using web components.
- Nested states supporting inheritance.
- Custom page sections and dynamic content loading.
- Automatic data binding to url params and custom models.
### New to app-states ?
Just have a look at [Articles](#/articles) and [Account](#/account) demo.
## Start using app-states
in 5 minutes you will get the idea. Have a look at [documentation](#/documentation).
## Boilerplate application
- [app-states-boilerplate](https://github.com/Kalitte/app-states-boilerplate)
## Source Code
- [app-states](https://github.com/Kalitte/app-states)
- [app-states-ui](https://github.com/Kalitte/app-states-ui)
- [this-application](https://github.com/Kalitte/polymer-router-demo)
## Thanks
Eric Bidelman, [Polymer Mail](https://poly-mail.appspot.com/), used some css rules for layout of this app.
Erik Ringsmuth, [App Router](https://github.com/erikringsmuth), got some idea and used URL matching.
Nate Abele, [Angular ui-router](https://github.com/nateabele), got some idea about state inheritance.


First off, I smoke pot (7+ times per week) but I do not have extensive experience with drugs. I have taken amanitas but fell asleep for the trip (I woke up in the middle to a movie on the television that I couldn’t make any sense of), I have smoked 20x salvia on multiple occasions, and prior to this experience I had tried Dramamine once with mild visuals and the characteristic “heavy” sensations.
My parents were not home and I had just returned home from a long weekend of college visits with a friend. On my way home I decided to pick up a vial of Dramamine (12 pills). I took all twelve of them on an empty stomach and began to drive home.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] On the way home (the drive is almost 30 minutes) I didn’t feel anything so I picked up another vial. I can’t remember how many I actually took I just remember tossing one vial out of the window and finding another empty vial in the trash the next morning.
Upon arriving home I was real messed up. I took a shower and then proceeded to ask my dog if she minded that I showered. I knew that I was tripping so I didn’t worry too much about the fact that I had just asked my dog for permission to shower and knew that I had to conceal my state from my parents who were coming home soon. The next thing I remember was being on the phone with my girlfriend who was crying because I wasn’t making sense. I remember thinking that she was at my house since I was hearing her voice, so I kept telling her about some mysterious research paper that I could help her with and that I had information for her in my bedroom. She was very worried and called some of my friends to see if I had taken any drugs but no one knew anything.
Before calling my girlfriend I had planned to nap before my parents came home but by this time I was fading in and out of a full-on blackout. I totally forgot about taking nap as well. In the time between the phone call and my parents coming home (approx. T: +1:30) I began to see spiders everywhere. They would descend from my ceiling on their webs in balls of three or more. I still knew that I was tripping though so I would swipe my hand at them and watch the spiders dissolve into thin air. Not soon after my parents came home.
My mother knew I was on another planet immediately because I kept referring to my girlfriend as though she was in the house. Over the next two hours my mother watched me very closely. The recurring blackouts were my downfall. Apparently (I was told after by my mother) I tore through her purse and when she asked me what I was doing I told her I was searching for proof of Darwin’s theory and then shortly after I began packing my suitcase, which I left by the door upon arriving home, with food and told her that it was alright and that I was just hiding it from the homeless people. I live in a rural community without homeless citizens. I do not remember either of these events.
I kept denying that I had taken anything or that I was high so my parents took me to the hospital because they were scared, not because I had overdosed. It had been at least four hours since I had taken the pills. On the way to the hospital I yelled at my dad (he was driving) to watch out for pedestrians, none of whom were actually there. I saw a man walking down my street but he was too bundled up to see his face and I thought my dad was going to hit him. I also remember seeing some younger children and was sure that I was hallucinating them.
At the hospital I stuck to my story of innocence. My parents were really scared at this point and I was admitted to the ER. The doctor took blood for a test and told my parents that I could be schizophrenic and that the symptoms that I described were coherent with sometimes random “snaps” by psychologically unstable individuals and that sometimes people become schizophrenic in a similar fashion. My girlfriend’s mother worked at the hospital and told her that I had been admitted so she was there now.
While lying in the ER I felt extremely cold. The nurse piled on at least four or five blankets but to no avail. I had not totally grasped the scale of the trouble I was in yet so I stared at the wall in an attempt to salvage as much as I could from the trip. While lying in the bed I remember staring at the wall and watching the paint slide in different directions. It seemed almost as if the paint was melting off the wall except that it moved in all directions (i.e. it would melt upwards and to the sides instead of sliding towards the ground).
My most profound visual that I can remember was when I was staring at the wall. I saw the wall but then all of the sudden I was looking at a ski slope. I was maybe 150 feet above the slope and I could clearly make out trees, trails, lifts, and even falling snowflakes. It was the most realistic and intense visual I have ever had. It was interrupted by my mother asking me what I saw.
Eventually I confessed to having taken a large amount of Dramamine. I then was lectured by the doctor, the nurse, my girlfriend, her mother, and my parents about the stupidity of what I had done and the harm I could have done to myself. I was let out of the ER and driven home, still tripping hard. On the way home, while talking to my parents, I thought that for some reason I was with my girlfriend’s parents instead of my own. It is hard to explain what I mean, but I was convinced that I was not in the car with my parents. I also hallucinated more pedestrians. This time I saw people running in front of our car but I knew they were not real so as my dad proceeded to come within inches of running them over they would dissolve into thin air. Upon arriving home I went straight to bed. The next morning I stayed home from school, and still detected signs of the Dramamine trip throughout the day.
The trip itself would have been very interesting had I been smarter about dosing and choosing a good time to trip. As for lasting effects, I felt trip-like sensations after smoking pot, and when I drove at night I felt like I was tripping for about two weeks afterwards. I did notice that my brain seemed burnt out for a while afterwards too. It has been 5+ months since the experience and I still sometimes see and hear things as well. Not full-blown visuals but more like peripheral flashes or movements and sometimes I think I hear people saying my name when in fact no one is. Overall, I do not think the trip was worth the damage that I caused to my parents’ trust in me and the lasting effects on my body, but I do believe everything is worth at least one try and that moderation is key.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


The fonts are located under the fonts
folder, under the component associated with the font in question.
When declaring fonts, use the nwayo variables for the font-weight..
You need to have a WOFF 1.0 font (.woff
) under the fonts
folder. Optionnally you can add a WOFF 2.0 font (.woff2
) with the same filename if it is available.
The @font-face
mixins is used to generate the css
Consult the list of all mixins for more details
//-- Font-face
@mixin load-font-mixin ($name, $filename, $context, $weight:normal, $style:normal) {
$url: assets-path($filename, $context, 'fonts');
$woff2: if(fileexists('components/' + $context + '/assets/fonts/' + $filename + '.woff2'), url($url + '.woff2') format('woff2') + ',', '');
@font-face {
font-family: $name;
font-weight: $weight;
font-style: $style;
src: #{$woff2} url($url + '.woff');
}
}
$name
= The name of the font used for the font-family
in the css.$filename
= File name of the font.$context
= In what context the font is used. (component)$weight
= The weight of the font. normal
is the default value.$style
= The style of the font. normal
is the default value.To generate valid css, $name
, $filename
and $context
are required.
//-- Generate font-family
@include load-font-mixin('roboto', 'roboto-light-webfont', 'common', $weight:$light-weight);
//-- Variable usage
$common-text-font: 'Open Sans', sans-serif;
It is preferable to have a font for each of the weights used in the component and to use the same $ name
for each of them. This makes it easier to manage fat overall.
//-- Generate font-weight
@include load-font-mixin('roboto', 'roboto-light-webfont', 'common', $nwayo-light-weight);
@include load-font-mixin('roboto', 'roboto-regular-webfont', 'common', $nwayo-normal-weight);
@include load-font-mixin('roboto', 'roboto-bold-webfont', 'common', $nwayo-bold-weight);
@include load-font-mixin('roboto', 'roboto-black-webfont', 'common', $nwayo-black-weight);
//-- SCSS usages
$common-text-font: 'roboto', sans-serif;
body {
font-family: $text-font;
font-weight: $light-weight;
}
h1 {
font-weight: $black-weight;
}


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LPC provides materials and lectures to further understanding of physics and to prepare you for yearly competitions through hosting discussions and skirmishes. We’ll cover everything taught in an AP Physics 1 course but also explore its deeper applications. In addition, we strive to increase interest and provide services for physics education to others outside of Lowell.
We split the club body into groups of 5-6 people to encourage discussion based problem solving and to establish a concrete basis of thinking. Each meeting, we pitch these teams against each other to challenge each’s understanding of physics, normally through problem sets but occasionally with thought experiments or engineering/drafting tasks. Just think debate teams, but physics.
We’re currently in the process of contacting ExCEL afterschool programs and Lowell Science Days for potential outreach opportunities. We’ll have two types of outreach: extended tutoring programs and single day “wow factor” demonstrations at different schools or at SFPL.


plus
Addition is not a gate, but an operation. Very similarily, gates act as operators betweens it's inputs. It is the basis of math, and a computer can be thought of as a very complex adder. On the right, the table will highlight the line containing the inputs (as you click on them), and resulting output; this type of chart is called a truth table.
and
The AND gate outputs a true result only if all of the inputs are true. Otherwise, the result is false.
or
The OR gate outputs a true signal in cases where eithere one of the inputs are true. It's output is only false when both inputs are false.
not
The NOT gate outputs the opposite of the input.
xor
The XOR gate outputs a true signal if the inputs are not the same.
nand
The NAND gate outputs a false result only if both of the inputs are true. Otherwise, the result is true.
nor
The NOR gate outputs a true signal in cases when both inputs are false. Otherwise, the result is false.
xnor
The XNOR gate outputs a true signal if both inputs are the same.


About Todoist for Linux
Todoist is a productivity app used by millions around the world. This is an open-source application that wraps the official Todoist Web App using the popular and open-source Electron library.
This is NOT an official product. This project does not attempt to reverse engineer the Todoist Web Application (or API) or attempt to reimplement any part of the Todoist web app. Any interaction between the user and Todoist Web app is handled by the Todoist Web app itself; this is just a native wrapper for Todoist Web, like a browser, built for Linux only.


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Iterator to run through PDU options.
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#include <option.h>
Iterator to run through PDU options.
This object must be initialized with coap_option_iterator_init(). Call coap_option_next() to walk through the list of options until coap_option_next() returns NULL
.
... do something with option ...
}
Definition at line 237 of file option.h.
◆ bad
| unsigned int coap_opt_iterator_t::bad |
iterator object is ok if not set
Definition at line 240 of file option.h.
◆ filter
◆ filtered
| unsigned int coap_opt_iterator_t::filtered |
denotes whether or not filter is used
Definition at line 241 of file option.h.
◆ length
| size_t coap_opt_iterator_t::length |
remaining length of PDU
Definition at line 238 of file option.h.
◆ next_option
pointer to the unparsed next option
Definition at line 242 of file option.h.
◆ type
| uint16_t coap_opt_iterator_t::type |
decoded option type
Definition at line 239 of file option.h.
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Ooh, AJAX gets server push...
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“I think it’s highly unlikely there will be a mobile-only social network” said Hussein. “It’s going to be Bebo, MySpace etc. moving onto mobile.”
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I'll be trotting up and speaking at this, in some capacity...
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Vet resource management - COOL :)


WITNESS LIST Energy Resources Committee April 13, 2005-8:00A HB 1512 For: Boyd, Gary (Kilgore Economic Development Board and ET Producers & Royalty Owners) On: Potter, Eric (Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin) Registering, but not testifying: For: Haynes, Adam (TIPRO) Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers) On: Covert, Paul (NARO-Texas) HB 2054 For: Carrillo, Victoria (Texas Railroad Commission) Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil and Gas Association) Against: Covert, Paul (Self) Haynes, Adam (TIPRO & Panhandle Producers and Royalty Owners) On: Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers) Registering, but not testifying: For: Moore, Julie (Occidental Petroleum Corporation) Perry, Steve (ChevronTexaco) HB 2055 For: Carrillo, Victor (Texas Railroad Commission) Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil and Gas Association) Against: Haynes, Adam (TIPRO & Panhandle Producers and Royalty Owners) Registering, but not testifying: For: Moore, Julie (Occidental Petroleum Corporation) Perry, Steve (ChevronTexaco) On: Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers) HB 2203 For: Johnson, Glenn (Self and Task Force of Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners, TxOGA, Nat'l Assoc. of Royalty Owners) On: Sprinkle, G.K. (Daily Court Review) Registering, but not testifying: For: Allday, Martin (Goldston Oil Co.) Billingsley, Grant (Self) Hall, J. David (Goldston Oil Corp.) Haynes, Adam (TIPRO) Hodges, Ken (Texas Farm Bureau) Perry, Steve (ChevronTexaco) Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil and Gas Association) HB 2586 For: Beveridge, Douglas (King Ranch) Scott, Trey (Petty Ranch Company) Registering, but not testifying: For: Langford, David (Self and Texas Wildlife Association) Pargac, Ann (Texas Land & Mineral Owners Association) HB 2881 For: Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil and Gas Association) Against: Beveridge, Douglas (King Ranch) Brown, Travis (Public Citizen) Knorpp, Kerry (Bastob/Bivins Mins., Masterson Ranches, Neal/Thompson Ranch, Brent Ranch, Vonoil Co.) Scott, Trey (Petty Ranch Company) Small, Ed (Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association) Registering, but not testifying: For: Davis, James (Texans for Lawsuit Reform) Haynes, Adam (TIPRO) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business) Moore, Julie (Occidental Petroleum Corporation) Perry, Steve (ChevronTexaco) Roberts, Jack (Texas Civil justice League) Against: Choate, Guy (Texas Trial Lawyers Association) Covert, Paul (Self) Hodges, Ken (Texas Farm Bureau) Holt, David (Patterson UTI Energy, Inc) Langford, David (Self and Texas Wildlife Association) Lovell, Joe (Self) Pargac, Ann (Texas Land & Mineral Owners Association) Reed, Cyrus (Lone Star Chapter of Sierra Club) HB 2983 For: Carrillo, Victor (Texas Energy Planning Council) Mann, James (Fiberod) Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers) Registering, but not testifying: For: Haynes, Adam (TIPRO) Moore, Julie (Occidental Petroleum Corporation) Morrow, Fred (Fiberod) Rutledse, Russ (Fiberod) Sellers, Tom (ConocoPhillips)


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| 006:141 Khan | : |
And it is He Who produces gardens trellised and untrellised, and date-palms, and crops of different shape and taste (its fruits and its seeds) and olives, and pomegranates, similar (in kind) and different (in taste). Eat of their fruit when they ripen, but pay the due thereof (its Zakat, according to Allah's Orders 1/10th or 1/20th) on the day of its harvest, and waste not by extravagance. Verily, He likes not Al-Musrifun (those who waste by extravagance), |
| 006:141 Maulana | : |
And He it is Who produces gardens, trellised and untrellised, and palms and seed-produce of which the fruits are of various sorts, and olives and pomegranates, like and unlike. Eat of its fruit when it bears fruit, and pay the due of it on the day of its reaping, and be not prodigal. Surely He loves not the prodigals; |
| 006:141 Pickthal | : |
He it is Who produceth gardens trellised and untrellised, and the date-palm, and crops of divers flavour, and the olive and the pomegranate, like and unlike. Eat ye of the fruit thereof when it fruiteth, and pay the due thereof upon the harvest day, and be not prodigal. Lo! Allah loveth not the prodigals. |
| 006:141 Rashad | : |
He is the One who established gardens, trellised and untrellised, and palm trees, and crops with different tastes, and olives, and pomegranate - fruits that are similar, yet dissimilar. Eat from their fruits, and give the due alms on the day of harvest, and do not waste anything. He does not love the wasters. |
| 006:141 Sarwar | : |
It is He who has created all kinds of gardens, those raised on trellises and those without, palm-trees and the crops of different seasons, and olives and pomegranates of all types. You may eat their fruits that they produce but pay God's share on the harvest day. Do not be excessive for God does not love those who are excessive. |
| 006:141 Shakir | : |
And He it is Who produces gardens (of vine), trellised and untrellised, and palms and seed-produce of which the fruits are of various sorts, and olives and pomegranates, like and unlike; eat of its fruit when it bears fruit, and pay the due of it on the day of its reaping, and do not act extravagantly; surely He does not love the extravagant. |
| 006:141 Sherali | : |
And HE it is Who produces gardens, trellised and untrellised, and the date-palm and the corn-fields whose fruits vary in taste, and the olive and the pomegranate, similar and dissimilar. Eat of the fruit thereof when they bear fruit, and pay HIS due on the day of the harvest and exceed not the bounds. Surely, ALLAH loves not those who exceed the bounds. |
| 006:141 Yusufali | : |
It is He Who produceth gardens, with trellises and without, and dates, and tilth with produce of all kinds, and olives and pomegranates, similar (in kind) and different (in variety): eat of their fruit in their season, but render the dues that are proper on the day that the harvest is gathered. But waste not by excess: for Allah loveth not the wasters. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > نعمه على عباده والأمر بالتحدث بها Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Gifts on his Worshippers and His Order to Speak about them أركان الإسلام > الزكاة والصدقات Pillars of Islam> Due Alms and Charities الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الإسراف Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Extravagance الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > التبذير Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Extravagance تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الزكاة Organizing Financial Relationships>Due Alms تنظيم العلاقات المالية > الضرائب Organizing Financial Relationships>Taxes التجارة و الزراعة و الصناعة و الصيد > الزارعة Trade, Agriculture, Industry and Hunting>Agriculture العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الزراعة Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Agriculture
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Before Change
if homepath is None:
raise TypeError("Argument `homepath` should be path to result_directory.")
if "n_jobs" in kwargs:
cores = kwargs["n_jobs"]
warnings.warn(
"The n_jobs argument has been deprecated. Use cores instead.",
DeprecationWarning)
if cores > 1:
After Change
step.resampling_indexes = step.resample(chains)
step.chain_previous_lpoint = step.get_chain_previous_lpoint(mtrace, chains)
x_chains = nr.randint(0, chains, size=samples)
sample_args["draws"] = step.n_steps_final
sample_args["step"] = step
sample_args["stage_path"] = stage_handler.stage_path(step.stage)


Provides wrapper functions for running classification and regression tests using different machine learning techniques, such as Random Forests and decision trees. The package provides standardized methods for preparing data to suit the algorithm's needs, training a model, making predictions, and evaluating results. Also, some functions are provided to run multiple instances of a test.
| Version: | 0.2.1 |
| Imports: | caret (≥ 6.0.41), plyr (≥ 1.8.1), stringr (≥ 0.6.2) |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, e1071, randomForest, rpart, adabag, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2016-05-20 |
| Author: | Sjoerd van der Spoel [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Sjoerd van der Spoel <R at sjoerdvanderspoel.nl> |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | crtests results |
| Reference manual: | crtests.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Extending crtests for other algorithms Classification and Regression Tests |
| Package source: | crtests_0.2.1.tar.gz |
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Policies.IMED module¶
The IMED policy of [Honda & Takemura, JMLR 2015].
Reference: [[“Non-asymptotic analysis of a new bandit algorithm for semi-bounded rewards”, J. Honda and A. Takemura, JMLR, 2015](http://jmlr.csail.mit.edu/papers/volume16/honda15a/honda15a.pdf)].
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Policies.IMED.
Dinf
(x=None, mu=None, kl=CPUDispatcher(<function klBern>), lowerbound=0, upperbound=1, precision=1e-06, max_iterations=50)[source]¶ The generic Dinf index computation.
x
: value of the cum reward,mu
: upperbound on the meany
,kl
: the KL divergence to be used (klBern()
,klGauss()
, etc),lowerbound
,upperbound=1
: the known bound of the valuesy
andx
,precision=1e-6
: the threshold from where to stop the research,max_iterations
: max number of iterations of the loop (safer to bound it to reduce time complexity).
\[D_{\inf}(x, d) \simeq \inf_{\max(\mu, \mathrm{lowerbound}) \leq y \leq \mathrm{upperbound}} \mathrm{kl}(x, y).\]Note
It uses a call the
scipy.optimize.minimize_scalar()
. If this fails, it uses a bisection search, and one call tokl
for each step of the bisection search.
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class
Policies.IMED.
IMED
(nbArms, tolerance=0.0001, kl=CPUDispatcher(<function klBern>), lower=0.0, amplitude=1.0)[source]¶ Bases:
Policies.DMED.DMED
The IMED policy of [Honda & Takemura, JMLR 2015].
Reference: [[“Non-asymptotic analysis of a new bandit algorithm for semi-bounded rewards”, J. Honda and A. Takemura, JMLR, 2015](http://jmlr.csail.mit.edu/papers/volume16/honda15a/honda15a.pdf)].
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__init__
(nbArms, tolerance=0.0001, kl=CPUDispatcher(<function klBern>), lower=0.0, amplitude=1.0)[source]¶ New policy.
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one_Dinf
(x, mu)[source]¶ Compute the \(D_{\inf}\) solution, for one value of
x
, and one value formu
.
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Dinf
(xs, mu)[source]¶ Compute the \(D_{\inf}\) solution, for a vector of value of
xs
, and one value formu
.
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choice
()[source]¶ Choose an arm with minimal index (uniformly at random):
\[A(t) \sim U(\arg\min_{1 \leq k \leq K} I_k(t)).\]Where the indexes are:
\[I_k(t) = N_k(t) D_{\inf}(\hat{\mu_{k}}(t), \max_{k'} \hat{\mu_{k'}}(t)) + \log(N_k(t)).\]
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__module__
= 'Policies.IMED'¶


Call a random number and see how many of these questions you can “trick” them into answering.
Some questions slip into conversation easily, and some are a lot harder to slide by.
Answers to hard questions are worth more points.
Compete with a friend to see who can score the most social engineering hack points!
1) Do you have kids? +1
a) What are their names? +2 per name
b) What are their ages? +2 per age
2) Do you have any pets? +1
a) What are their names? +1 per name
3) Did you have any pets as a child? +1
a) What were their names? +1 per name
4) What is your job? +1
5) What is your favorite color? +2
6) Where did you grow up? +2
7) How old are you? +4
8) What is your birthday? +4
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In an alternate universe, the Second World War is happening. In our world, millions of lives were saved after Alan Turing cracked the cipher and the plans of Germans were foiled, which played a major part in the defeat of the Axis powers.
A war is going on between the Allies and the Axis. For the rest of the world, they had to choose sides and enter the war. Thousands of people were dying every day. Axis powers were dominating the Allies, and most of their secrets travelled via radio signals which could be tracked by even a standard receiver, but what made the messages unreadable for non-Axis powers was the encryption. 159 quintillion combinations were possible in the cipher, and the combinations changed at the stroke of midnight every day. Allies could not afford to lose more of their citizens or soldiers. Like in our universe, there was a young man, a mathematician, at Cambridge University, who was interested to crack the cipher, not only because he wanted to help the Allies win the war, but because he loved solving puzzles. After getting his appointment letter, he joins the team and starts working on the machine that could decipher the codes sent by the Germans to know their plans. But Alan is not able to crack the encryption system. Now the onus falls upon us to help Alan Turing decipher the cipher and defeat the Axis powers. Are you up to the task at hand?
Will you be able to help Alan Turing and lead the Allies to victory in this alternate universe?


Solution for Africa is dedicatedly working towards empowering the Youth and Women in urban Nakonde since the very first day of its inception in 2020, through several measures such as vocational training, coaching, counselling and by several other measures. The organization has the expertise of relating with the Youth and Women and working towards their holistic empowerment with ample participation from all the stakeholders. Organization has the distinctive know how of making Youth and Women participate in our programmes and avail all of our services.
Our Purpose.
To inculcate the social norms and values in delinquent Youth and Women group by developing a sense of responsibility and good conduct amongst them. It will work towards enhancing the chance of employability as well as promote self-employment and entrepreneurship amongst them.
Our Mission.
To promote active community participation in developmental activities at community level. To developed a sense of responsibility and volunteerism amongst the client group which will lead to partial reduction in petty crimes, drug abuse and family violence in the area.
The Young comprise a social group that faces particular problems and uncertainties regarding its future, problems that relate in part to limited opportunities for appropriate employment. Many developing countries are also experiencing unprecedented rates of rural-urban migration by young people.
Our Target Groups.
Direct Target Group
The Youth and Women of community would be the direct target group. It will mainly involve the Youth and Women who are perceived to be as the burden and non-productive members for the society. The vulnerability of the Youth and Women will be judged by the extent of his relevance in the society as well as the interest shown by him/her towards the “Youth and Women Empowerment Initiative” Project.
Intermediate Target Groups
This includes Teachers and retired Teachers, Parents of the Youth, Employers of Youth and Women(if any), Local People’s representatives, Bureaucrats, Local opinion leaders, Media Workers, Civil Society Organizations, Local community directly concerned with behaviour problems of Youth and Women.
Meet Our Team.
Jane Doe Chief Executive Officer
Our highest-ranking executive in the Organization, responsible for making major corporate decisions, managing the overall operations and resources of Solution For Africa and acts as the main point of communication between the board of directors and the organisation
Charles Spurgeon Head of Finance
In charge of providing strategic and financial guidance to ensure that the Organization's financial commitments are met and developing all necessary policies and procedures to ensure sound financial management
Martin Luther Head of Administration
Our person responsible for leading, overseeing, and directing the staff responsible for the Organization's administrative services.
John Wesley Head of Programs
In charge of Initiating and setting goals for programs according to our strategic objectives and planning the programs from start to completion involving deadlines, milestones and processes
Aimee Semple McPherson Head of Public Relations
Heads the department that designs and implements marketing that cultivate our relationships with the community and media, and engages our target audience and boost our brand awareness.


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Welcome to Purdue's first Competetive melee stats, matchmaking and leaderboard system
| Rank | Player | Character |
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| 1 | Doe | Link |
| 2 | Mary | Pikachu |
| 3 | Dooley | Jigglypuff |
| 4 | Mike | That Ain't falco |
| 5 | Chris | Mario |
| 6 | Adam | Bowser |
| 7 | George | Samus |
| 8 | Delilah | Fox |
| 9 | Brian | Ness |
| 10 | Luke | Kirby |


Hierarchy For All Packages
Package Hierarchies:- com.nike.pdm.localstack,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.cloudformation,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.dynamodb,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.boot,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.compose,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core,
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.annotation
Class Hierarchy
- java.lang.Object
- org.gradle.api.internal.AbstractTask (implements org.gradle.api.internal.DynamicObjectAware, org.gradle.api.internal.TaskInternal)
- org.gradle.api.DefaultTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.cloudformation.CreateCFStackTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.dynamodb.CreateDynamoDbTableTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3.CreateS3BucketsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns.CreateSnsTopicWithSqsEndpointTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.CreateSqsQueuesTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.CreateSqsQueueWithDlqTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.cloudformation.DeleteCFStackTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.dynamodb.DeleteDynamoDbTableTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3.DeleteS3BucketsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns.DeleteSnsTopicTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.compose.InitLocalStackTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.cloudformation.ListCFStacksTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.dynamodb.ListDynamoDBTablesTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3.ListS3BucketsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns.ListSnsTopicsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns.ListSnsTopicSubscriptionsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.ListSqsQueuesTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.PublishSqsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3.PurgeS3BucketsTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.PurgeSqsQueuesTask
- org.gradle.api.DefaultTask
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.AwsClientFactory
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.AwsModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.cloudformation.CloudFormationModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.ConsoleLogger
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.dynamodb.DynamoDbModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.dynamodb.DynamoDBTaskUtil
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.LocalStackDir
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.compose.LocalStackExtension
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.compose.LocalStackModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.LocalStackPlugin (implements org.gradle.api.Plugin<T>)
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.RequiredPlugins
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.Retry
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3.S3Module
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.s3.S3TaskUtil
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns.SnsModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sns.SnsTaskUtil
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.boot.SpringBootExtension
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.boot.SpringBootModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.SqsModule
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.aws.sqs.SqsTaskUtil
- org.gradle.api.internal.AbstractTask (implements org.gradle.api.internal.DynamicObjectAware, org.gradle.api.internal.TaskInternal)
Interface Hierarchy
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.Retry.RetryableFunction<T>
Annotation Type Hierarchy
- com.nike.pdm.localstack.core.annotation.LocalStackSetupTask (implements java.lang.annotation.Annotation)


This demonstration presents multiple scenarios of the authentication by challenge-response-methods with symmetric and asymmetric cryptography. You play a role as an attacker and by some actions you can intercept the network traffic between client and server, interrupt and transmit sham news between the two. So you are among other things in a position to carry out a man-in-the-middle-attack.
Descriptions for operation and the different scenarios can be found in the following pages. The scenario descriptions can also be directly activated from each scenario. Before you read the solutions you have to cope with the assigned tasks. Furthermore, the indicated solutions are only exemplary, for certain scenarios other solutions are possible.
Dialog Challenge-Response-Demonstration
Scenario 1: Password (problem description
/ solution)
Scenario 2: One-Time-Passowords (problem
description / solution)
Scenario 3: Challenge-Response (symmetric) (problem
description / solution)
Scenario 4: Challenge-Response (asymmetric) (problem
description / solution)
Scenario 5: Mutual Authentification (problem
description / solution)
Man-in-the-middle-attack


Joseph P. Sanford, Aaron Tietz, Saad Farooq, Samuel Guyer, and R. Benjamin Shapiro. Metaphors we teach by. In Proceedings of the 45th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education. ACM, 2014.
Changkun Zhao, Ryan Kaulakis, Jonathan H. Morgan, Jeremiah W. Hiam, Joseph P. Sanford, Frank E. Ritter, and Geoffrey P Morgan. Building social networks out of cognitive blocks: factors of interest in agent-based socio-cognitive simulations Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory, 2013.
Joseph P. Sanford, Dmitry Oleynikov, Ka-Chun Siu, and Frank E. Ritter. Effects of varied surgical simulation training schedules on motor-skill acquisition. In Proceedings of 2012 Military Health System Research Symposium, Fort Lauderdale, FL., 2012.
Ryan Kaulakis, Changkun Zhao, Jonathan H. Morgan, Jeremiah W. Hiam, Joseph P. Sanford, and Frank E. Ritter. Defining factors of interest for large-scale socio-cognitive simulations. In Proceedings of ICCM Eleventh International Conference on Cognitive Modeling, 2012.
Changkun Zhao, Ryan Kaulakis, Jeremiah W. Hiam, Joseph P. Sanford, Frank E. Ritter, and Geoffrey P Morgan. Socio-cognitive networks: modeling the effects of space and memory on generative social structures. In Proceedings of the 21st Conference on Behavior Representation in Modeling and Simulation. Amelia Island, FL., 2012.
Changkun Zhao, Ryan Kaulakis, Jonathan H. Morgan, Jeremiah W. Hiam, S. Kataria, Joseph P. Sanford, and Frank E. Ritter. Modeling heterogeneous socio-cognitive networks. Poster session presented at DTRA Basic Research Technical Review, Springfield, VA, 2011.