Basic loop to train a model.
tf.compat.v1.train.basic_train_loop( supervisor, train_step_fn, args=None, kwargs=None, master='' )
Calls train_step_fn
in a loop to train a model. The function is called as:
train_step_fn(session, *args, **kwargs)
It is passed a tf.compat.v1.Session
in addition to args
and kwargs
. The
function
typically runs one training step in the session.
supervisor
: tf.compat.v1.train.Supervisor
to run the training services.train_step_fn
: Callable to execute one training step. Called repeatedly as
train_step_fn(session, *args **kwargs)
.args
: Optional positional arguments passed to train_step_fn
.kwargs
: Optional keyword arguments passed to train_step_fn
.master
: Master to use to create the training session. Defaults to ""
which causes the session to be created in the local process.


Trying to declare parameters? Don't. Use () and refer to params as $1, $2..
foo(input) {
echo "$input"
}
foo("hello world");
foo() {
echo "$1"
}
foo "hello world"
Shell script functions behave just like scripts and other commands:
$1
, $2
etc. They can not declare parameters by name.name arg1 arg2
, and not with parentheses as C-like languages.None.


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{{Infobox prepared food | name = Tahinopita | image = | caption = Vegan and gluten-free version of Tahinopita made with chemical leavening | alternate_name = | country = Turkey | region = Konya | creator = | course = | type = Cake | served = | main_ingredient = | variations = | calories = | other = }} {{Unreferenced|date=August 2015}} Tahinopita ({{lang-tr|Tahinli pide}}), is a Greek-Cypriot cake which contains no dairy, eggs, or oil and is therefore considered vegan, making it popular during lent. Variations on the recipe include quickbread versions with chemical leaveners (such as baking soda or baking powder), yeasted versions, and phyllo layer versions.
In Cyprus, where the word pita is a generic word for either bread, cake or pastry, tahinopitta refers to a sweet bread roll (see tahini bread roll).
Tahinli pide is the specialty of Konya, Turkey cuisine.
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History of J-Dos Internationalé, Inc.
JDOS Internationalé (Guyana), Inc. (JDOS) is a Guyanese woman owned and lead project management, construction, and consultant business. Founded in 1995, JDOS headquarters is in Washington, DC, with offices in Maryland. JDOS was established in Guyana in 2011 as the company expanded its services in Guyana being a Guyanese owned business. JDOS is committed to working with governments, commercial entities, NGOs and other institutions to achieve long term solutions to infrastructural challenges. JDOS has performed on several engineering design and construction projects in the Caribbean and Africa. Our results are built on tangible economic, environmental and social principles.
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15.7 Exercises
Install and configure Squid as a surrogate on the same system where
you run an HTTP server. Make a few test requests with squidclient. Pay
particular attention to the reply headers and notice how the requests
appear in both access logs. Try to poison your own surrogate with fake HTTP requests. It is
probably easier with httpd_accel_single_host
enabled. Estimate the size of your origin server's document
set. What percentage of the data can fit into 1 GB of memory or disk
space?
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Variable Scope In Ruby
May 16, 2015
Today I learned about the different types of variables (and what the scope is) in Ruby. Let's run through them now!
- Global Variable: $example
- Constant Variable: EXAMPLE
- Class Variable: @@example
- Instance Variable: @example
- Local Variable: example
The first is a Global Variable, which is specified by putting a "$" before the variable. This variable has the largest scope and can be accessed anywhere within Ruby. This is something that shouldn't really be changed, unless you want to change the way Ruby works.
Next, we have the constant variable, which is specified by putting it in ALL_CAPS. This has the second largest scope, and can be used anywhere within a class/module (if declared in one). It will have a global scope if declared outside of a class/module. When you try to change a constant, you will get a warning message.
We then have class variables, which are denoted with "@@" before the text. These can be accessed anywhere within a class, regardless of instance.
Next are instance variables, which are denoted with "@" before the text. These values are specific to the instance of the class they are found in. These can be changed throughout a class.
The variable with the smallest scope is the local variable. These are simply denoted with lower case text (and/or underscores). These variables can only be accessed within the loop/method in which they are defined.
Keep in mind that when using variables, it is best practice to use the smallest possible scope. That way, you won't be changing anything that you don't have to!


Our game is a maze game, so the ecommerce website will include different products helping the user play the game for the money spent. The screenshots obove show the products, basket and checkout for the user. The customer can sign up and log in to track his/hers purchases and can edit their details after signing up if needed to.
Product search
The search box is implemented into javascript into in the shop.php(line 20-30) which call the search function (line 107-127).
Using AJAX the javascript updates the html file comunicating to the find_customers.php file posting the criteria entered into the search box
Search result storing
Clicking on the low to high button in the shop.php file will redirect into a sort1.php and find the values of prices in the shoping products in ascending order sort1.php(line 17)
Clicking on the highto low button in the shop.php file will redirect to sort1.php and find the values of prices in the shoping products in descending order sort2.php(line 17)
Shopping basket
Clicking on the Add:, in the shop.php(line 50-52) sends the id and product name to basket.js, inside basket.js a session storage is made for a basket.
User can decide to empty the basket and will delete the session storage basket.js(line 60-65).
Checkout.php is where the magic happens with making a new collection of purchases in the database.
Customer
Log in/out
In the singup.php all the validation and form box is based. Using ajax the data is posted to the server and is posted to singing.php
Once in the database user can log in, the code for these functions are in login.php which combine into check-login.php, and customer_login.php
The logout.php is called if the user presses the logout button, this destroys the current session.
Edit details
After logging in the user details can be changed, this is called by the fech_customer.php code. and posts the information to save_customer.php which overwrites the current information stored in the database.
Fontello:http://fontello.com/ → used image fonts so the images dont have a background and are easy to edit, just like normal text!
Bootstrap :https://getbootstrap.com/ → instead of using CSS grid I made my life easier by using bootstrap which frovides a ready CSS file to use on my images to shrink them while shrinking the size of the pixels displayed on the screen.


1. Preface¶
1.1. Version¶
Current version : 0.1.1
This version is largely complete.
1.1.1. Change Log¶
- Version 0.1.1
- Improved documentation
1.2. Getting Started¶
Type the following in your terminal:
python gsySymmMain.py
This should let Python to run the main script.
Or, you might need the following:
python3 gsySymmMain.py
1.2.1. Prerequisites¶
- asteval
- csv
- Python 3.5+
- maplotlib
- numbers
- numpy
- PyQt5
- tkinter
- time
- os
- sys
- glob
Anaconda 5.0.1 should have everything.
I tried to make this project os independent, but since I only have a Windows machine, I have not been able to test it on any Linux systems.
1.2.2. Installing¶
You must install Python first. And then download the whole master trunk to your local machine.
Make sure you have the following file:
- gsySymmMain.py - this is the main script
- gsySymmAbout.py - this is “About” window script
- gsySymmEquations.py - this is the image for the equations
- gsySymmIcon.py - this is the image for the “About” window
- gsyPlt.py - custom library for plotting
- gsyIO.py - custom library for IO
- gsyINI.py - custom library for INI file manipulations
Other files are mainly for automatic documentation generation via Sphinx.
Here are two useful links for using sphinx:
A detailed how to use can be found in the documentation.
1.3. Built With¶
- Visual Studio Code - The main development tool
- Spyder - The secondary development tool
- Anaconda - The Python distribution used
- Sphinx - Used to automatically generate documentations
- Read the Docs - The theme for Sphinx
- Windows 7 - The OS environment
1.6. Version Control¶
I use the GitHub web app and the built-in Git function of VS Code.
1.7. License¶
This project is licensed under Apache 2.0 License - see the “LICENSE.md” file for details. But I would really hate it if any one want to use any of my code for commercial gain.
1.8. Acknowledgments¶
- Charles L. Fortescue
- Edith Clarke
- Robert H. Park
1.9. Special Thanks¶
王文元 博士 (Dr. WANG, Wenyuan)


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This monument was erected and
dedicated in 1912 - Erected by Menkle Monument Company of
Front of Soldier s Monument (
In Memory of our Dead
Comrades 1861 1865
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D.C. Petty |
L. Thompson |
J. Barker |
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G.S. Foreaker |
R.M. Cline |
H. Dougherty |
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C. Thomson |
D. Lentz |
A.J. Myers |
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J.S. Ullom |
O. Penn |
M. Huffman |
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L. Ehman |
S.H. Cline |
J. Covert |
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R. Smith * |
H.J. Baker |
E.L. Dye |
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A. Calvert |
C.P. Penn |
M. Dougherty |
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E. Hall * |
F. Huffman |
S. States |
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B.F. Dye |
B. Dye |
J.W. Devore |
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D. Mills |
J. Anderson |
Capt. J. Watson |
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W.C. Foreaker |
E.M. Ullom |
J. Lowe |
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J.P. Beaver * |
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Members of Co. C. 2nd
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I. Sales |
J.G. Miller |
J. Meyers |
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C. Dorff |
E.H. Stewart |
C. Switzer |
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T. Adamd |
J.B. Mitchell |
S.E. Young |
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W. Truex |
R.M. Huffman |
J.B. McKaig |
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J. Hissom |
C. Penn |
G.C. Barnes |
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N. Barker |
F. Ullom |
H. Bontrager |
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J.R. Brown |
C. Lohrie |
A.J. Hamilton |
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J.W. Brown |
J. Dennis |
J.W. McAllister |
Members of Co. C. 2nd
W.
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Capt. Thomas Neal |
G. Freeman |
R.S. Long |
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1st Lieut. J. M. Boyd * |
J.M. Wilson |
G.G. Amlin |
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2nd Lieut. Wm Church |
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R. Ridgeway |
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E. Dye * |
I. Bottenfield |
R. Huffman |
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A. Steel * |
J.M. Huffman |
T. Hamilton |
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S. Petty |
E. Barker |
J.H. Shrieves |
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J. Lohrie |
J. Stout |
J.W. Swallow * |
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G.B. Lynch |
D. Young |
W. Bottenfield |
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A. Leonard |
S. Ullom * |
T.O. Little |
Soldiers with an *
next to their name are also on the CW memorial bronze plaque in front of the
Monroe County Courthouse, Woodsfield, Ohio.
The memorial lists names of 387 Monroe Countians that
made the supreme sacrifice during the Civil War
.
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Kinetic proofreading is a mechanism for error correction in biochemical processes, introduced in 1974 by John Hopfield and independently by Jacques Ninio. Proofreading mechanisms enhance the effect of small differences in binding energy on reaction rates at the cost of consuming extra free energy.
typically the off rate for the wrong substrate is larger than the off rate for the right substrate
can one do better ?
The bold lines indicate the path the enzyme has to take in order for the product to be produced. Ideally in this regime one would like to obtain an error rate,
$$\eta \sim e^{-(n+1)\Delta}$$bounded growth regime
$$\frac{v_g}{f_{cat}} < \frac{v_s}{f_{res}}$$unbounded growth regime
$$\frac{v_g}{f_{cat}} > \frac{v_s}{f_{res}}$$


Functional Programming with F#
This is my documentation of reading the book
Introduction to Functional Programming
by Richard Bird an Phillip Walder
1 Fundamental Concepts
Every thing should be an expression. Asimple Number for example.
Hope this look simular to the book, though the prompt differs.
And now some functions.
1:
2:
3:
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let min x y =
if x < y then x
else y
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No value has been returned
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2:
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let min2 x y =
match x with
| x when x < y -> x
| x when x >= y -> y
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And now see the result of the functions.


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Factory class used by Digester to create FormSet's.
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createObject(org.xml.sax.Attributes attributes)
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getDigester, setDigester |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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Create or retrieve a FormSet
for the specified
attributes.
createObject
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attributes
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lib/doJoins.js
const joinjs = require('join-js').default;
/**
* Makes the required adjustments to the models before passing it into join-js.
* @ignore
*/
module.exports = function doJoins(res, models, originalModel, modifiedModel) {
// Manipulate the models being passed into join-js to un-populate the collections/associations of
// associations/collections
models = models.map(model => {
// Update the models of the entities that are being joined into the current query. They need to
// not include any joins of their own, instead the keys they are joined on are moved to basic
// properties
const assocFound = originalModel.associations.find(assoc => assoc.mapId === model.mapId);
const collFound = originalModel.collections.find(coll => coll.mapId === model.mapId);
if (collFound || assocFound) {
model.properties = model.properties.concat(
model.associations.map(assoc => assoc.mapId)
);
model.associations = [];
// Collections are removed entirely as we dont want 2 levels of nesting
model.collections = [];
}
// Keep the un-populated associations as properties for the purposes of join-js
if (model.mapId === originalModel.mapId) {
model.properties = model.properties.concat(
modifiedModel.associations.filter(a => !a.populate).map(a => a.mapId)
);
model.associations = modifiedModel.associations.filter(a => a.populate);
}
return model;
});
// Do the populating
let joined = joinjs.map(res, models, originalModel.mapId);
// Simplify the collections that shouldnt be populated
modifiedModel.collections.forEach(coll => {
if (!coll.populate) {
joined = joined.map(nested => {
nested[coll.name] = nested[coll.name].map(c => c.id);
return nested;
});
}
});
return joined;
};


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TreeTable
component is a hierarchical table displaying a tree-like structure in the leftmost column. The
component is used for entities that have references to themselves. For example, it can be a file system or a company
organization chart.
For TreeTable
, two attributes should be set: dataContainer
which binds
treeTable
to a data container
, and hierarchyProperty
which is the name of the
entity attribute which references the same entity.
The functionality of TreeTable
is similar to a simple Table
.


Princess Rima discusses aid for Yemen with UN official
NEW YORK — Saudi Ambassador to the United States Princess Rima Bint Bandar and the Kingdom’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Abdullah Al Muallami on Tuesday met the UN Undersecretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock at the United Nations headquarters in New York.
The discussions in the meeting included close and fruitful cooperation between the Kingdom and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in various humanitarian and relief fields, and the Kingdom’s international humanitarian efforts, especially in Yemen, and ways of enhancing these efforts.
The meeting also dealt with the mechanism of benefiting from the financial support provided by the Kingdom to support the OCHA relief programs in Yemen worth half a billion dollars, and the extent of its contribution to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people.


property Bitmap: TBitmap32;
Any instance of a TBitmap32Resampler descendant is associated with a bitmap. The Resample method is used whenever TCustomBitmap32.Draw or TCustomBitmap32.DrawTo is invoked. The GetSample method allows the resampler to reconstruct a single color sample from the bitmap.


Refresh the Statement Viewer to see your new statement
Closed your browser? Here you go
You know the drill. This time click the statement to see the all the data.
staticFn: () => { return 'advanced.slide' }
multipleStatement: () => { return ['attended.lesson', 'advanced.slide'] }
mockCheckQuiz: () => { return Math.round(Math.random()) ? 'watched.lesson' : 'skipped.lesson' }
Being based on web standards, it fits well with other web technologies, like YouTube videos
fragment 3
fragment 1
fragment 2 (with statement)
This section calls a non existing funtion.


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PetPar is an E-Commerce Ordering System with a Register&login module, a backend admin module, a product display module and a ordering module. Git: https://github.com/zijing2/CS546Final
View ProjectFor this lab, you will be creating several functions and run them in a simple script! You will submit a single file named lab1.js. In this lab, you will write the 5 functions below, and run them with test input.
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SQLiteResultSet
public class SQLiteResultSet
Result set of a SQLite query
-
Fetch next row as dictionary
Declaration
Swift
public func fetch() -> [String : Any?]?
-
Fetch value of column at given index
Declaration
Swift
public func fetch<T>(index: Int) -> T
-
Fetch value of column with given name
Declaration
Swift
public func fetch<T>(column columnName: String) -> T
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Fetch all rows as array of dictionaries
Declaration
Swift
public func fetchAll() -> [[String : Any?]]
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Fetch all values of column at given index
Declaration
Swift
public func fetchAll<T>(column columnName: String) -> [T]
-
Fetch all values of column at given index
Declaration
Swift
public func fetchAll<T>(index: Int) -> [T]
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Returns sequence to iterate over all rows
Declaration
Swift
public func iterate() -> AnySequence<[String : Any?]>
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Returns sequence to iterate over all values of column at given index
Declaration
Swift
public func iterate<T>(index: Int) -> AnySequence<T>
-
Returns sequence to iterate over all values of column with given name
Declaration
Swift
public func iterate<T>(column columnName: String) -> AnySequence<T>
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RELEASE SAVEPOINT
Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
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NAME
RELEASE SAVEPOINT - destroy a previously defined savepointSYNOPSIS
RELEASE [ SAVEPOINT ] savepoint_name
DESCRIPTION
RELEASE SAVEPOINT destroys a savepoint previously defined in the current transaction.
Destroying a savepoint makes it unavailable as a rollback point, but it has no other user visible behavior. It does not undo the effects of commands executed after the savepoint was established. (To do that, see ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT [rollback_to_savepoint(7)].) Destroying a savepoint when it is no longer needed allows the system to reclaim some resources earlier than transaction end.
RELEASE SAVEPOINT also destroys all savepoints that were established after the named savepoint was established.
PARAMETERS
- savepoint_name
- The name of the savepoint to destroy.
NOTES
Specifying a savepoint name that was not previously defined is an error.
It is not possible to release a savepoint when the transaction is in an aborted state.
If multiple savepoints have the same name, only the one that was most recently defined is released.
EXAMPLES
To establish and later destroy a savepoint:
BEGIN; INSERT INTO table1 VALUES (3); SAVEPOINT my_savepoint; INSERT INTO table1 VALUES (4); RELEASE SAVEPOINT my_savepoint; COMMIT;The above transaction will insert both 3 and 4.
COMPATIBILITY
This command conforms to the SQL standard. The standard specifies that the key word SAVEPOINT is mandatory, but PostgreSQL allows it to be omitted.
SEE ALSO
BEGIN [begin(7)], COMMIT [commit(7)], ROLLBACK [rollback(7)], ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT [rollback_to_savepoint(7)], SAVEPOINT [savepoint(7)]
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Results
- Security of Supply - Production (ktoe)
- Security of Supply - Net Imports (ktoe)
- Electricity - Gross Electricity generation (GWhe)
- Electricity - Net Generation Capacity (MWe)
- Transport-Passenger transport activity (Gtkm)
- Transport-Freight transport activity (Gtkm)
- Transport-Energy demand in transport (ktoe)
- Final energy demand by sector
- Final energy demand by fuel
- Decarbonisation - Total GHG emissions (Mt of CO2 eq.)
- CO2 Emissions (energy related)
- RES in Gross Final Energy Consumption (%)
- Markets and Competitivness
- Energy related costs (M€'13)
- System costs for GHG emission reduction (M€'13)


If you’re using CoreData for your iOS application, you may have the need sometimes to update your data model. If your application is already live (e.g. shipped on the AppStore), you will have to migrate your existing data when updating the model.
Lightweight migration
As long as your migration is not too complicated, CoreData provides a simple way to do this, using what they call the lightweight migration process. This process is not-that-bad documented in Apple documentation’s (ref 1), but… there is a piece of code lacking, and making the whole thing “automatic” was not so easy…
Automatic migration
The automatic-nature of the process is given by the creation of a new version of your Data Model in XCode, and telling it which version is the current one (see ref 2 for Apple’s documentation on this matter).
Now that you’ve created your second version, you may want to use documentation’s code sample to build your lightweight migration process:
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At this stage, most of us already have a way of getting the NSManagedObjectModel
instance required to build a NSPersistentCoordinator
instance. This generally involves this code (often put in the application’s delegate):
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The issue with this is that you’re gonna get a ”Can't merge models with two different entities named 'EntityName'
” exception, because you’re in fact merging the two versions of your model… And here broke the automaticity!
You indeed can’t merge your two model versions. What you want is your current model version to get loaded into the NSPersistentStoreCoordinator
. Here you have two choices:
- Everything I could find on the web was giving me a solution requiring to manually enter the name of the new model version so that I could load the correct model version. But hey! I’m telling XCode what the current version is, shouldn’t it be enough?
- Your second solution, the truly automatic one is here, just one line away…
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With this small piece of code, you will read the VersionInfo.plist
file maintained by XCode which contains the reference to the current data model. So now, each time you set a new data model version, it will get chosen automatically and migrated without having to update you code!
NB: This has not been tested a lot. It works with iOS 5 and should be tested on different versions before releasing any code using this trick. It is dependent on a file built and added to the bundle by XCode, so you may have to check with updates that it is not changed or removed.
iOS documentation references
- iOS x.x Library > Data Management > Core Data Model Versioning and Data Migration Programming Guide > Lightweight Migration
- iOS x.x Library > Data Management > Core Data Model Versioning and Data Migration Programming Guide > Versioning > Model Versions


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The WizardControl should be used when you need to guide the user through
a series of steps. Simple examples include creating an installation program or
allowing the creation a new items by answering a series of questions. In most
situations you will want to use a modal dialog to host an instance of the
WizardControl. Rather than create your own Form the library already
includes a Form called WizardDialog.
Please read the documentation article for the WizardDialog
for more details on how to use it. You should also run and examine the source code for
the SampleWizard which gives a detailed example of how to create a installation style
wizard.Profiles
The Profile property of the control is used to configure the appearance and
operation of the wizard. The three available options are: -Install
As the name implies, this profile should be used to create a series of steps that
perform an installation process. In this scenario the ordering of the wizard pages
is very important and the control will make assumptions about the purpose of pages.
The last page is always used to report the end result of the install attempt. Therefore
the last page will by default only display the Close button as that is the only
possible action. It makes no difference if your page is reporting a success or failure
result the only possible action is to close down the installation process.
The second to last page is used to perform the actual install action and so the only
available button will be Cancel. Once the install attempt has begun it makes no
sense allowing the user to move Back to previous pages or to move past the current
page. When the install action has completed you should manually move the wizard onto the
last page useing the SelectedIndex property in order to report the outcome.
All the preceding pages are assumed to be used in gathering information from the user and
so the Next and Back buttons will be shown depending on the appropriate
availability. The Cancel button is always shown so that the user can exit the
wizard at this time.Configure
Use this profile to gather information needed to perform a custom action that is conducted
once the user clicks the Finish button. A good example would be adding a new item to
your project. Every page has the Cancel, Next, Back and Finish
buttons displayed with the Next and Back only enabled when appropriate for the
selected page. The user can use the Finish button at any time to accept all the default
values and have the custom action performed immediately. Alternatively they can move through
the series of pages and customize the values.
If you need to enfore some mandatory fields before the Finish button is enabled then
change the EnableFinishButton property to Status.No when the control is created.
Once you notice that all mandatory fields have been supplied change the property to
Status.Yes to allow the user to select the Finish button.Controller
Unlike the previous profiles this one does not show the heading portion at the top of the control
and does show the individual tab headers. This allows the user to click between pages in a random
order to select and modify the contents as required. There are only two buttons presented by
default, Update and Cancel. Use this profile when the user needs to see and
modify a group of related settings. They can use the Update button to apply the changes
in an appropriate way or use the Cancel button to discard any changes made.Customization
If none of the above profiles does exactly what you need then you have scope to customize the
the profile that comes closest. Each button has a set of three properties used to control when the
button is displayed, when the button is enabled and the text shown on the button. For example, the
properties for the Update button are called ShowUpdateButton, EnableUpdateButton and
ButtonUpdateText respectively.
Imagine you are using the Controller profile to present a dialog box of project settings to
the user. The user can move between pages and change the settings as desired. When they press the
Update button you apply those changes immediately. However, you might prefer to have the
button called Apply rather than Update. Simply set the ButtonUpdateText
property to the required string to change the button text. But you must remember that the event generated
when the button is pressed is still called UpdateClick.
In another situation you might have a Cofigure profile used to setup a new item within your
project. But you do not want the Cancel button availale to the user, instead you want to force
your user to move through the whole process and use the Finish button. In this case you would
set the ShowFinishButton property to Status.No which prevents the button from being
displayed on any page. If you need a button displayed all the time then assign the Status.Yes
value to the appropriate button show property. By default each buttons show and enable properties has the
Status.Default value that indicates the control should calculate the correct state depending
on the currently seleted Profile and page index.
Often you will want to change the displayed/enabled state of buttons on a per-page basis. In this
case you need to hook into the WizardPageEnter and WizardPageLeaveevents and set the
appropriate values depending on the page selected.
Default Buttons
By default the AssignDefaultButton property is defined as False and so the control will
not make any attempt to assign a default button for the Form the control is contained inside. If
you decide to enable this property the following logic is used to determine which button should become
the default.Install Profile
On the last page the only button displayed by default is Close and so this will be used as the
default. On the second to last page the only button is Cancel which is therefore the default. All
other pages assign the Next button as the default.Configure Profile
The last page will use the Finish button as the default and all other pages the Next button.Controller Profile
The Update button is always designated the default in this profile.
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The WizardPage class derives from the TabPage class and so exposes all the same properties
along with two additional ones specific to the WizardPage. The extra propeties are: - public string SubTile
Define the sub-title for display when this page is selected.
Default: "(Page Description not defined)"public bool FullPage
When defined the header will be removed so the page has maximum space.
Default: False
In Install and Configure profiles the SubTitle property is used in the header portion
of the control for the sub-title display. You should define a page description for each wizard page instance.
When the FullPage property is defined the header portion of the control is hidden so that the page
takes up the extra space.
When the Controller profile is defined these properties have no effect because the header portion is
always hidden meaning the SubTitlecan never be seen and all pages are implicity already FullPage.
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Each button managed by the control generates an event when clicked.
You should hook into these to perform the appropriate action, for example
the CancelClick event should be trapped to ensure that when pressed
the wizard performs the kind of action expected by the user. The BackClick
and NextClick events allow the click to be cancelled and prevent the page
transition from occuring.
The most useful events are WizardPageEnter and WizardPageLeave which as
the names imply, are fired on entry and exit from an individual WizardPage
You can hook into this event and enable/disable buttons in order to prevent page transitions
until the user has entered some mandatory fields. Also use this event to override the default
decisions made by the selected profile about which buttons are displayed.
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public void ResetProfile()
Resets the Profile property to its default value.
public void ResetPicture()
Resets the Picture property to its default value.
public void ResetTitle()
Resets the Title property to its default value.
public void ResetTitleFont()
Resets the TitleFont property to its default value.
public void ResetSubTitleFont()
Resets the SubTitleFont property to its default value.
public void ResetTitleColor()
Resets the TitleColor property to its default value.
public void ResetSubTitleColor()
Resets the SubTitleColor property to its default value.
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public Controls.TabControl TabControl
Readonly property used to directly access the TabControl using within the WizardControl.
This should only be used for customizing the appearance and operation of the TabControl and not
alter the contents of the TabControl.TabPages directly.
public Panel HeaderPanel
Readonly property used to directly access the header panel.
public Panel TrailerPanel
Readonly property used to directly access the trailer panel.
public WizardPageCollection WizardPages
Provides access to the list of wizard pages.
public Profiles Profile
Use to define the default operation of buttons and pages.
Default: Profiles.Configurepublic int SelectedIndex
Use to discover/set the current wizard page for display.
public Image Picture
Define the picture to draw in the top-right corner of control.
Default: Built in picturepublic string Title
Define the text for drawing the main title.
Default: "Welcome to the Wizard Control"public Font TitleFont
Define the font for drawing the main title.
Default: "Tahoma", 10points, Regularpublic Font SubTitleFont
Define the font for drawing the selected pages sub-title.
Default: "Tahoma", 8points, Regularpublic Color TitleColor
Define the color for drawing the main title.
Default: base.ForeColorpublic Color SubTitleColor
Define the color for drawing the selected pages sub-title.
Default: base.ForeColorpublic bool AssignDefaultButton
Determine if the control should automatically assign an appropriate default button.
Default: Falsepublic Status ShowHelpButton
Define when the Help button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status ShowUpdateButton
Define when the Update button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status ShowCancelButton
Define when the Cancel button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status ShowBackButton
Define when the Back button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status ShowNextButton
Define when the Next button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status ShowFinishButton
Define when the Finish button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status ShowCloseButton
Define when the Close button should be displayed.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableHelpButton
Define when the Help button should be enabled.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableUpdateButton
Define when the Update button should be enabled.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableCancelButton
Define when the Cancel button should be enabled.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableBackButton
Define when the Back button should be enabled.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableNextButton
Define when the Next button should be enabled.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableFinishButton
Define when the Finish button should be enabled.
Default: Status.Defaultpublic Status EnableCloseButton
Text displayed in the Close button.
Default: "Close"public string ButtonHelpText
Text displayed in the Help button.
Default: "Help"public string ButtonUpdateText
Text displayed in the Update button.
Default: "Update"public string ButtonCancelText
Text displayed in the Cancel button.
Default: "Cancel"public string ButtonBackText
Text displayed in the Back button.
Default: "< Back"public string ButtonNextText
Text displayed in the Next button.
Default: "Next >"public string ButtonFinishText
Text displayed in the Finish button.
Default: "Finish"public string ButtonCloseText
Text displayed in the Close button.
Default: "Close"
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public event WizardPageHandler WizardPageEnter
Fired when the user moves into a new WizardPage.public event WizardPageHandler WizardPageLeave
Fired when the user leaves the current WizardPage.public event EventArgs WizardCaptionTitleChanged
Fired when the CaptionTitle property of a WizardPage changes.public event EventArgs SelectionChanged
Fired after a change in selected WizardPage occurs.public event EventArgs CloseClick
Fired when the user clicks the Close button.public event EventArgs FinishClick
Fired when the user clicks the Finish button.public event CancelEventArgs NextClick
Fired when the user clicks the Next button.public event CancelEventArgs BackClick
Fired when the user clicks the Back button.public event EventArgs CancelClick(EventArgs e)
Fired when the user clicks the Cancel button.public event EventArgs UpdateClick(EventArgs e)
Fired when the user clicks the Update button.
public event EventArgs HelpClick(EventArgs e)
Fired when the user clicks the Help button.
Delegates
public delegate void WizardPageHandler(WizardPage wp, WizardControl wc)
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Hello there! My name is Anas Al-Ramahi, and I am a
- Fresh university graduate. I graduated from the Hashemite University, Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
- I am striving everyday to be better and better at programming.
- I want to work at one of the FANG companies.
- I plan to create my own company in the future. Wish me luck :)
Here is a list of th top 10 movies I have ever seen:
- Batman: Dark Knight rises
- The Lord Of The Rings
- The Hobbit
- Inception
- The God father
- The Matrix
- Shawshank Redemption
- Good Well Hunting
- Home Alone
- Joker


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I'm married and a father of twin girls. I'm a huge nerd. I'm am making the jump from distillation to programing, to create a better life for myself and my family.


Electronics Parts List¶
Below is a list of parts that are used to make the 3 electronics boards. Note that the electronics are already assembled with the kit. This component listing is for informational purposes only.
| Qty | Description | Vendor | Part # |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RGB LED PCB | IO Rodeo | |
| 1 | SMT RGB LED | Digikey | 475-2822-1-ND |
| 1 | 4 pin SMT male header | Digikey | S1013E-04-ND |
| 2 | SMT resistor 90 ohm | Digikey | P90.9CCT-ND |
| 1 | SMT resistor 150 ohm | Digikey | P150CCT-ND |
| 1 | Color sensor PCB | ||
| 1 | SMT Color sensor | Mouser | 856-TCS3200D-TR |
| 1 | 4 pin SMT male header | Digikey | S1013E-04-ND |
| 1 | SMT 0.1uF capacitor | Digikey | 490-1577-1-ND |
| 1 | 5x2 shrouded header | Digikey | S9169-ND |
| 1 | Arduino colorimeter shield PCB | ||
| 1 | 5x2 shrouded header | Digikey | S9169-ND |
| 1 | Arduino stackable header kit | Sparkfun | PRT-10007 |


Rangops¶ ↑
Rangops is a simple Ruby extension library that aims to treat Ranges as sets.
It provides methods for elementary set related operations and predicates.
class Range include Rangops::Set end
Union:
(1..5).union(3..10) => 1..10 (11..19) | (16..23) => 11..23
Intersection:
(1..5).intersection(3..10) => 3..5 (11..19) & (16..23) => 16..19
Complement, difference operations and subset/superset checking is also available. For full list of methods, check API docs.
No mapping to arrays nor iterating on elements is performed, so operations on ranges of any size are possible without penalty on speed or memory usage. Ranges delimited with any type of Numerics can be operated.
(1.0..10).union(Rational(20, 4)..Float::INFINITY) => 1.0..Infinity
It works equally well on string and date ranges, although some operations may be not available if they only make sense for numbers.
Library tries to adhere to conventions established in Ruby core and
Set
module from standard library. It only focuses on extending
core Range class; only ranges or elements covered by them can be used as
arguments. Due to the properties of Range class, most operations return
meaningful results only for ranges of the same type.
License¶ ↑
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.


#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Redo the CommandChainDispatcher in IPython.core.hooks for more flexbility."""
from pprint import pprint
from reprlib import Repr
import sys
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
import IPython
from IPython.core.getipython import get_ipython
from IPython.utils.ipstruct import Struct
from traitlets.traitlets import Instance
import functools
import os
import shlex
import shutil
import sqlite3
import subprocess
import sys
import tempfile
import types
from contextlib import ContextDecorator, contextmanager
from subprocess import DEVNULL, PIPE, CalledProcessError, CompletedProcess, Popen
from typing import get_type_hints, TYPE_CHECKING
from pathlib import Path
from prompt_toolkit.application.run_in_terminal import run_in_terminal
from prompt_toolkit.enums import DEFAULT_BUFFER
from prompt_toolkit.filters import HasFocus, ViInsertMode, EmacsInsertMode
from prompt_toolkit.keys import Keys
from prompt_toolkit.shortcuts import print_formatted_text as print
from prompt_toolkit.utils import Event
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from IPython.core.interactiveshell import InteractiveShellABC
[docs]@contextmanager
def inside_dir(dirpath):
"""Context manager that executes code from inside the given directory.
:param dirpath: String, path of the directory the command is being run.
"""
old_path = os.getcwd()
try:
os.chdir(dirpath)
yield
finally:
os.chdir(old_path)
[docs]def run_inside_dir(command, dirpath):
"""Run a command from inside a given directory, returning the exit status.
:param command: Command that will be executed
:param dirpath: String, path of the directory the command is being run.
"""
with inside_dir(dirpath):
return subprocess.check_call(
shlex.split(shlex.quote(command)),
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
)
[docs]def check_output_inside_dir(command, dirpath):
"""Run a command from inside a given directory, returning the command output.
:param command: Command that will be executed
:param dirpath: String, path of the directory the command is being run.
"""
with inside_dir(dirpath):
return subprocess.run(
shlex.split(shlex.quote(command)),
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
)
[docs]class Executable(ContextDecorator):
"""An object representing some executable on a user computer."""
[docs] def __init__(self, command):
"""Initialize with *command*."""
self.command = command
self.command_path = self._get_command_path(command)
super().__init__()
@property
def _command(self):
return self.command
def _get_command_path(self, command):
"""Return the path to an executable if *command* is on `PATH`.
Same signature as :func:`shutil.which`.
Returns
-------
str (path-like)
Path to an executable if it's found. Otherwise `None`.
"""
return shutil.which(command)
def __repr__(self):
return "Executable: {!r}".format(self.command)
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
if self.command_path is not None:
@functools.wraps
def wrapped(*args, **kwargs):
return subprocess.run(
["bash", "-c", self.command_path(), *args], **kwargs
)
return wrapped(*args, **kwargs)
[docs]def is_tmux():
"""Check if we're using tmux or not."""
if os.environ.get("TMUX"):
return True
[docs]def is_rg():
"""Returns the path to rg."""
return shutil.which("rg")
[docs]class CommandChainDispatcherRepr(Struct):
"""Subclass IPython's Struct to allow for more functionality.
Methods
-------
Refer to the superclass for most methods.
Simply, all I've done here is to remove the double underscore from most
methods to improve visibility.
"""
# .. todo:: collection.ChainMap?
shell = Instance("IPython.core.interactiveshell.InteractiveshellABC")
[docs] def __init__(self, shell=None, chain=None, level=6, *args, **kwargs):
"""Initialize the class.
Parameters
----------
shell : :class:`~IPython.core.interactiveshell.InteractiveShell`
IPython instance.
chain : dict
IPython hooks.
level : int
Passed to `reprlib.Repr` for processing visual representation.
"""
self.shell = shell or get_ipython()
super().__init__(self.shell, **kwargs)
# self.chain might work really well as a queue.PriorityQueue
if self.shell is not None:
self.chain = self.shell.hooks
else:
self.chain = chain or {}
self.level = level
def __repr__(self):
return Repr().repr(self.chain)
[docs] def add(self, other):
self.__add__(other)
[docs] def iadd(self, other):
self.__iadd__(other)
def __str__(self):
"""If someone calls print() they actually want to see the instance's hooks."""
pprint(self.chain)
return self.chain
def __sizeof__(self):
"""Implement sizeof to see how much the extra methods cost us."""
return object.__sizeof__(self) + sum(
sys.getsizeof(v) for v in self.__dict__.values()
)


| In JavaScript, objects are king. If you understand objects, you understand JavaScript. |
In JavaScript, almost "everything" is an object.
In JavaScript, all values, except primitive values, are objects.
Primitive values are: strings ("John Doe"), numbers (3.14), true, false, null, and undefined.
JavaScript variables can contain single values:
Objects are variables too. But objects can contain many values.
The values are written as name : value pairs (name and value separated by a colon).
| A JavaScript object is an unordered collection of variables called named values. |
The named values, in JavaScript objects, are called properties.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| firstName | John |
| lastName | Doe |
| age | 50 |
| eyeColor | blue |
Objects written as name value pairs are similar to:
Methods are actions that can be performed on objects.
Object properties can be both primitive values, other objects, and functions.
An object method is an object property containing a function definition.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| firstName | John |
| lastName | Doe |
| age | 50 |
| eyeColor | blue |
| fullName | function() {return this.firstName + " " + this.lastName;} |
| JavaScript objects are containers for named values, called properties and methods. |
You will learn more about methods in the next chapters.
With JavaScript, you can define and create your own objects.
There are different ways to create new objects:
| In ECMAScript 5, an object can also be created with the function Object.create(). |
This is the easiest way to create a JavaScript Object.
Using an object literal, you both define and create an object in one statement.
An object literal is a list of name:value pairs (like age:50) inside curly braces {}.
The following example creates a new JavaScript object with four properties:
Spaces and line breaks are not important. An object definition can span multiple lines:
The following example also creates a new JavaScript object with four properties:
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The two examples above do exactly the same. There is no need to use new Object(). For simplicity, readability and execution speed, use the first one (the object literal method). |
The examples above are limited in many situations. They only create a single object.
Sometimes we like to have an "object type" that can be used to create many objects of one type.
The standard way to create an "object type" is to use an object constructor function:
The above function (person) is an object constructor.
Once you have an object constructor, you can create new objects of the same type:
In JavaScript, the thing called this, is the object that "owns" the JavaScript code.
The value of this, when used in a function, is the object that "owns" the function.
The value of this, when used in an object, is the object itself.
The this keyword in an object constructor does not have a value. It is only a substitute for the new object.
The value of this will become the new object when the constructor is used to create an object.
| Note that this is not a variable. It is a keyword. You cannot change the value of this. |
JavaScript has built-in constructors for native objects:
The Math() object is not in the list. Math is a global object. The new keyword cannot be used on Math.
Did You Know? |
As you can see, JavaScript has object versions of the primitive data types String, Number, and Boolean.
There is no reason to create complex objects. Primitive values execute much faster.
And there is no reason to use new Array(). Use array literals instead: []
And there is no reason to use new RegExp(). Use pattern literals instead: /()/
And there is no reason to use new Function(). Use function expressions instead: function () {}.
And there is no reason to use new Object(). Use object literals instead: {}
Objects are mutable: They are addressed by reference, not by value.
If y is an object, the following statement will not create a copy of y:
The object x is not a copy of y. It is y. Both x and y points to the same object.
Any changes to y will also change x, because x and y are the same object.


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After key meeting with NCP, Congress says stable government in Maharashtra soon
Addressing the media, Prithviraj Chavan said another meeting will be held between senior leaders of NCP and Congress tomorrow to discuss further issues related to government formation in Maharashtra.
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- Prithviraj Chavan said a stable government will be formed in Maharashtra soon
- Chavan's statement came after a crucial meeting between senior Congress and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)
- NCP's Nawab Malik said best efforts are being put in to resolve all issues
Senior Congress leader and former Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan said a stable government will be formed in Maharashtra soon after a key meeting in Delhi.
"Congress-NCP has had long and positive discussions today. Discussions will continue; I am sure we will be able to give a stable govt to Maharashtra very soon," he said.
Chavan's statement came after a crucial meeting between senior Congress and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leaders on Wednesday. The meeting was called to discuss the blueprint for common minimum programme, which is a document outlining the minimum objectives of a coalition government in the country.
Several key members of both parties including Mallikarjun Kharge, KC Venugopal, Ahmed Patel, Jairam Ramesh, Prithviraj Chavan, Naseem Khan, Sharad Pawar, Ajit Pawar, Supriya Sule, and Sunil Tatkare were a part of the meeting.
It seems that the stalemate over government formation in Maharashtra is likely to end soon as Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi has already given a nod to form an alliance with Shiv Sena. Reports indicate that she had given a go-ahead for an alliance with Shiv Sena during her meeting with NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Monday.
Addressing the media, Chavan also said another meeting will be held between senior leaders of NCP and Congress tomorrow to discuss further issues related to government formation.
Meanwhile, NCP's Nawab Malik said all the three parties have to come together for government formation in Maharashtra and added that best efforts are being put in to resolve all issues.
"Congress-NCP together decided that we must give an alternate govt in Maharashtra. It is not possible without NCP-Congress-Shiv Sena coming together. We are trying our best to resolve all issues. We will provide alternate govt as soon as possible," Malik said.


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On 26 September 2018, 14 new articles were published in 10 journals.
Mapping the Implementation Landscape: Assessing the Systemic Capacity of Statewide Community Corrections Agencies to Deliver Evidence-Based Practices by Emily J. Salisbury, Jody Sundt, Breanna Boppre
A Simple Weighted Displacement Difference Test to Evaluate Place Based Crime Interventions by Andrew P. Wheeler and Jerry H. Ratcliffe
Illicit Financial Flows Within the Extractive Industries Sector: A Glance At How Legal Requirements Can Be Manipulated and Diverted
Pachyderm Poaching in Africa: Interpreting Emerging Trends and Transitions
The Tendency to Make Arrests in Domestic Violence: Perceptions From Police Officers in China by Ruohui Zhao, Hongwei Zhang, Yong Jiang, Xuening Yao
Eliciting Human Intelligence: the Effects of Social Exclusion and Inclusion on Information Disclosure by Karlask
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The Influence of Batterer Intervention Programs on Male Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence: Reports of Change in Beliefs and Behaviors by Penelope K. Morrison, Jessica Burke, Patricia A. Cluss, Lynn Hawker, Elizabeth Miller, Donna George, Terry Bicehouse, Rhonda Fleming, Kalem Wright, Judy C. Chang
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Tipping the Scales of Justice: Perceptions of Unfair Treatment in the Courtroom by Todd A. Collins, Tao L. Dumas, Laura P. Moyer
Exorcising Presumptions? Judges and Attorneys Contemplate “Felon-Juror Inclusion” in Maine by James M. Binnall
Rethinking the Assignment of Ideological Direction: Concept Measurement in Modern U.s. Supreme Court Free Expression Decisions by Brandon Metroka
Police Officers’ Assessment of Npf Reforms: Evidence From An Area Command in Ondo State by Damilohun D. Ayoyo
‘looking Back, I Wouldn’t Join Up Again’: the Lived Experiences of Police Officers As Victims of Bias and Prejudice Perpetrated By Fellow Staff Within An English Police Force by Irene Zempi
Special Issue on Police Reform: Introduction and Overview
In the Spotlight: How International Attention Affects Militant Behavior by Jori Breslawski


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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Kate Manton 0207 340 7079
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The proportion of courses completed at school and academy sixth-forms during the 2013 to 2014 academic year.
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This statistical first release ( SFR ) sets out the proportion of academic and vocational courses completed by 16- to 19-year-olds.
The qualifications it covers include:
We previously published qualification success rates for schools, but no longer do so.
We’re developing a new retention measure to replace qualification success rates as part of planned reforms to the 16 to 19 accountability system from 2016.
To prepare for the new retention measure, this interim retention measure is based on the retention element of qualification success rates.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Kate Manton 0207 340 7079
Published: 23 July 2015
From: Department for Education
Part of: Statistics: 16 to 19 attainment


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Brendon Hall is focused on taking techniques from the computational sciences and using them to solve problems in geology and geophysics. Applications include computer simulations of sediment transport, computational stratigraphy and geomechanics, primarily aimed at improving efficiencies in the exploration and extraction of oil and gas. Dr. Hall received his PhD in 2009 from the University of California, Santa Barbara, under the supervision of Eckart Meiburg.
I enjoy tackling technical problems, particularly where a "first principles" approach can be used. During my graduate work I began to be involved in high-performance computing, and gained an interest in computer modeling. Having established a strong publication record in physics, I moved into quantitative finance. The challenge I found there was one of building robust algorithms that were agile enough to exploit opportunities in the markets. During that time I developed an interest in Bayesian computation and co-authored several papers on a Bayesian analysis of co-integrated VAR models. This interest in working with Bayesian statistics, computer modeling and physics has lead me to geo-physics where I think there is opportunity to do important work.
I am Quantitative Interpretation (QI) specialist with 4 years of E&P experience. As a result of successful projects I completed with upstream clients, I gained extensive knowledge and experience on deterministic and stochastic model based AVO(Z)/AVA(Z) inversion methods and their applications on PSTM or PSDM data. I also collaborate with research and development teams in producing state-of-the art technologies that will provide quantitative data to have a better understanding of the reservoir, and ultimately reduce commercial risk and uncertainty in drilling.
Colin received his Ph.D. in chemical engineering in 2007. He developed downstream process simulations for optimization of three phase fluid flow. He then moved on to CFD and FEM to simulate fluid mixing in static mixers. His current role is optimizing completion and production at an exploration and prodcution company.
I am an computational scientist with the strong background in physics based modeling of geoscience related problems. On top of it, I have a keen interest in statistical inference for data-driven analytics.


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image.AbstractImage --+ | image.Texture --+ | image.TextureRegion --+ | Glyph
A single glyph located within a larger texture.
Glyphs are drawn most efficiently using the higher level APIs, for example GlyphString.
|
set_bearings(self,
baseline,
left_side_bearing,
advance)
Set metrics for this glyph.
|
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draw(self)
Debug method.
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draw_quad_vertices(self)
Debug method.
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get_kerning_pair(self,
right_glyph)
Not implemented.
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| __del__(self) (Inherited from pyglet.image.TextureRegion) | |
| __init__(self, x, y, z, width, height, owner) (Inherited from pyglet.image.TextureRegion) | |
| __repr__(self) (Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage) | |
|
blit(self,
x,
y,
z=0,
width=None,
height=None)
Draw this image to the active framebuffers.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
|
|
blit_into(self,
source,
x,
y,
z)
Draw
(Inherited from pyglet.image.TextureRegion)
source on this image. |
|
|
blit_to_texture(self,
target,
level,
x,
y,
z=0)
Draw this image on the currently bound texture at
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
target . |
|
| Texture |
create(cls,
width,
height,
internalformat=6408,
rectangle=False)
Create an empty Texture.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| Texture |
create_for_size(cls,
target,
min_width,
min_height,
internalformat=None)
Create a Texture with dimensions at least min_width, min_height.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
|
delete(self)
Delete the texture from video memory.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
|
| ImageData |
get_image_data(self)
Get the image data of this texture.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.TextureRegion)
|
| Texture |
get_mipmapped_texture(self)
Retrieve a Texture instance with all mipmap levels filled in.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| AbstractImage |
get_region(self,
x,
y,
width,
height)
Retrieve a rectangular region of this image.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.TextureRegion)
|
| Texture |
get_texture(self,
rectangle=False)
A Texture view of this image.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| TextureRegion |
get_transform(self,
flip_x=False,
flip_y=False,
rotate=0)
Create a copy of this image applying a simple transformation.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
|
save(self,
filename=None,
file=None,
encoder=None)
Save this image to a file.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| ImageData |
image_data
An ImageData view of this texture.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| Texture |
mipmapped_texture
A Texture view of this image.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| Texture |
texture
Get a Texture view of this image.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| int |
advance = 0
The horizontal advance of this glyph, in pixels.
|
| (int, int, int, int) |
vertices =
The vertices of this glyph, with (0,0) originating at the
left-side bearing at the baseline.
|
| int |
anchor_x = 0
X coordinate of anchor, relative to left edge of image data
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| int |
anchor_y = 0
Y coordinate of anchor, relative to bottom edge of image data
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| int |
height
Height of image
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
| int |
level = 0
The mipmap level of this texture.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| class (subclass of TextureRegion) |
region_class
Class to use when constructing regions of this texture.
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| int |
target
The GL texture target (e.g., GL_TEXTURE_2D).
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| tuple |
tex_coords =
12-tuple of float, named (u1, v1, r1, u2, v2, r2, ...).
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
| int |
width
Width of image
(Inherited from pyglet.image.AbstractImage)
|
images = 1
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
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tex_coords_order =
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
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x = 0
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
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|
y = 0
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
|
z = 0
(Inherited from pyglet.image.Texture)
|
Debug method.
Use the higher level APIs for performance and kerning.
Debug method.
Use the higher level APIs for performance and kerning.
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fd-slicer
Safe fs.ReadStream
and fs.WriteStream
using the same fd.
Let's say that you want to perform a parallel upload of a file to a remote
server. To do this, we want to create multiple read streams. The first thing
you might think of is to use the {start: 0, end: 0}
API of
fs.createReadStream
. This gives you two choices:
- Use the same file descriptor for all
fs.ReadStream
objects. - Open the file multiple times, resulting in a separate file descriptor for each read stream.
Neither of these are acceptable options. The first one is a severe bug,
because the API docs for fs.write
state:
Note that it is unsafe to use
fs.write
multiple times on the same file without waiting for the callback. For this scenario,fs.createWriteStream
is strongly recommended.
fs.createWriteStream
will solve the problem if you only create one of them
for the file descriptor, but it will exhibit this unsafety if you create
multiple write streams per file descriptor.
The second option suffers from a race condition. For each additional time the file is opened after the first, it is possible that the file is modified. So in our parallel uploading example, we might upload a corrupt file that never existed on the client's computer.
This module solves this problem by providing createReadStream
and
createWriteStream
that operate on a shared file descriptor and provides
the convenient stream API while still allowing slicing and dicing.
This module also gives you some additional power that the builtin
fs.createWriteStream
do not give you. These features are:
- Emitting a 'progress' event on write.
- Ability to set a maximum size and emit an error if this size is exceeded.
- Ability to create an
FdSlicer
instance from aBuffer
. This enables you to provide API for handling files as well as buffers using the same API.
Usage
var fdSlicer = require('fd-slicer');
var fs = require('fs');
fs.open("file.txt", 'r', function(err, fd) {
if (err) throw err;
var slicer = fdSlicer.createFromFd(fd);
var firstPart = slicer.createReadStream({start: 0, end: 100});
var secondPart = slicer.createReadStream({start: 100});
var firstOut = fs.createWriteStream("first.txt");
var secondOut = fs.createWriteStream("second.txt");
firstPart.pipe(firstOut);
secondPart.pipe(secondOut);
});
You can also create from a buffer:
var fdSlicer = require('fd-slicer');
var slicer = FdSlicer.createFromBuffer(someBuffer);
var firstPart = slicer.createReadStream({start: 0, end: 100});
var secondPart = slicer.createReadStream({start: 100});
var firstOut = fs.createWriteStream("first.txt");
var secondOut = fs.createWriteStream("second.txt");
firstPart.pipe(firstOut);
secondPart.pipe(secondOut);
API Documentation
fdSlicer.createFromFd(fd, [options])
var fdSlicer = require('fd-slicer');
fs.open("file.txt", 'r', function(err, fd) {
if (err) throw err;
var slicer = fdSlicer.createFromFd(fd);
// ...
});
Make sure fd
is a properly initialized file descriptor. If you want to
use createReadStream
make sure you open it for reading and if you want
to use createWriteStream
make sure you open it for writing.
options
is an optional object which can contain:
autoClose
- if set totrue
, the file descriptor will be automatically closed once the last stream that references it is closed. Defaults tofalse
.ref()
andunref()
can be used to increase or decrease the reference count, respectively.
fdSlicer.createFromBuffer(buffer)
var fdSlicer = require('fd-slicer');
var slicer = fdSlicer.createFromBuffer(someBuffer);
// ...
Properties
fd
The file descriptor passed in. undefined
if created from a buffer.
Methods
createReadStream(options)
Available options
:
start
- Number. The offset into the file to start reading from. Defaults to 0.end
- Number. Exclusive upper bound offset into the file to stop reading from.highWaterMark
- Number. The maximum number of bytes to store in the internal buffer before ceasing to read from the underlying resource. Defaults to 16 KB.encoding
- String. If specified, then buffers will be decoded to strings using the specified encoding. Defaults tonull
.
The ReadableStream that this returns has these additional methods:
destroy(err)
- stop streaming.err
is optional and is the error that will be emitted in order to cause the streaming to stop. Defaults tonew Error("stream destroyed")
.
createWriteStream(options)
Available options
:
start
- Number. The offset into the file to start writing to. Defaults to 0.end
- Number. Exclusive upper bound offset into the file. If this offset is reached, the write stream will emit an 'error' event and stop functioning. In this situation,err.code === 'ETOOBIG'
. Defaults toInfinity
.highWaterMark
- Number. Buffer level whenwrite()
starts returning false. Defaults to 16KB.decodeStrings
- Boolean. Whether or not to decode strings into Buffers before passing them to_write()
. Defaults totrue
.
The WritableStream that this returns has these additional methods:
destroy()
- stop streaming
And these additional properties:
bytesWritten
- number of bytes written to the stream
And these additional events:
- 'progress' - emitted when
bytesWritten
changes.
read(buffer, offset, length, position, callback)
Equivalent to fs.read
, but with concurrency protection.
callback
must be defined.
write(buffer, offset, length, position, callback)
Equivalent to fs.write
, but with concurrency protection.
callback
must be defined.
ref()
Increase the autoClose
reference count by 1.
unref()
Decrease the autoClose
reference count by 1.
Events
'error'
Emitted if fs.close
returns an error when auto closing.
'close'
Emitted when fd-slicer closes the file descriptor due to autoClose
. Never
emitted if created from a buffer.


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June 2017 - Present
I have been Red Door’s principal developer for Domo projects. Domo is a cloud analytics dashboard and business intelligence platform.
I wrote an API wrapper around Domo’s Javascript Connector API that speeds up the development of data connectors currently unavailable in Domo’s appstore. I’ve created connectors for the Google My Business, Moz and SEMrush API.
I developed a proof-of-concept interactive web app to visualize paid, earned and owned media budgets across the customer journey stages using AWS and Vue.js. I attended preliminary brainstorms, drafted the requirements and worked with a senior graphic designer and marketer to implement the user interface and back-end logic.
Lastly, using Python and Jupyter notebooks, I analyzed and visualized basic statistical properties of a golf client’s consumer survey dataset to make inferences on wedge purchasing and fitting behaviors based on age and skill level.
May 2016 - September 2017
I oversaw all local and remote laboratory backups from 3 servers totaling over 10 TB of data with Bash scripts using rsync. I contributed to the development of a Django CMS website to host distributions and content for cardiac modeling software Continuity, and provided IT support for issues in network connectivity and software troubleshooting.
The website development was split between me and a teammate. I worked on creating Django models and view templates that streamlined the process of storing and categorizing lecture materials pertaining to Continuity, which either fell in the biomechanics or electrophysiology category. Lecture materials consisted of slides or notes, reading assignments and attachments.
I created a feedback form that lives at the footer of every Continuity tutorial that collects anonymous ratings and comments, as well as managed the hosting of the website and the Postgres database on the lab’s Apache server.
SD Hacks, October 2017
TasteBuds was developed for SD Hacks 2017 at UCSD, where my team was nominated by Awakens to fully develop the application.
I ideated this application and added the back-end infrastructure to support the Yelp Search API that sent requests using a user’s top categories outputted from our predictive model. I added an embedded Google Maps to display the Yelp search results. To parse user genomic data, I used Awaken’s Genomic data parser API to to make OAuth-authenticated requests to retrieve phenotype data, which describes a user’s likelihood of liking or disliking traits, flavors and other human characteristics. Also, I guided my teammates through creation of the model and the initialization of the weights using Pandas and NumPy.
Languages/Frameworks: Flask, Python, HTML, CSS, Pandas, NumPy
APIs: Yelp, Google Maps, GenomeLink
September 2016 - January 2017
Before joining the lab, I started learning about machine learning from a Stanford Coursera course. I pitched a project to a postdoctoral researcher from the lab, and with a teammate, we tackled a classification problem using a recurrent neural network written in TensorFlow.
We hypothesized that the vectorcardiogram could be a good predictor of the cardiac dyssynchrony index, which in theory could catch future cardiac arrhythmia by providing patients with preventative care sooner.
A vectorcardiogram, or VCG, is a recording of the magnitude and direction of the total electrical forces generated by the heart over time. It is represented by a single vector with a moving head and a tail fixed at the origin. Since the VCG was treated as a sequence, each timestep can be viewed as one spatial position in time. So for every time t, we are given the (x, y, z) coordinates of the vector head.
Each VCG simulation maps to a dyssynchrony index. The dyssynchrony index is an indicator of a patient’s response to Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT), which is a process that resynchronizes the contractions of the heart’s to help the heart pump blood more efficiently. It is a scalar value that theoretically ranges from 0 to 1, but we were only concerned with the range from 0.5 to 1.
My teammate and I both worked on implementing the TensorFlow recurrent neural network.
I ran several experiments to do a limited grid-search over the network’s hyperparameters, such as the number of hidden units, learning rate and weight initialization, and logged the training results.
Through analyzing the logs, I was able to improve our model’s testing accuracy from 36% to 73% by selecting the optimal hyperparameters from the grid-search.
Also, I extended the iterator module that feeds batches of VCG simulation data to include data from patient 7 and 8 to expose the network to more data, proving our initial concerns were wrong.
Languages/Frameworks: Python, TensorFlow
June 2016 - September 2016
I worked with a teammate and postdoctoral researcher to develop a Python script to distributedly render and animate the electrical activation of a patient-specific cardiac model using Blender API. This was the first time the rendering of a patient-specific model was ever done (at the time!).
Blender indexes vertices of a mesh in respect to the entire model and to each face of the model. For example, a cube in Blender has 8 global vertices, and has 24 local vertices (each of the 6 faces has 4 vertices). The voltage solution mesh, the NumPy array describing the color of each vertex in the model during an electrical activation, indexes global vertices. While the vertex color layer, a Blender data structure that color describes the color of every vertex in a mesh, indexes local vertices.
I wrote the Python script to map the global vertices of the voltage solution mesh to the local vertices of the cardiac model. Also, I scripted the the Blender camera and environment setup for the animation.
I targeted the surface vertices of the cardiac model in Blender’s GUI, and filtered the vertices that had the “surface” tag during the mapping to ignore inner vertices during rendering. I reduced the rendering time from 4 to 2 days.
To further optimize the script, I distributed the rendering by writing a Bash script to submit remote Unix jobs on the San Diego Super Computer GPU clusters that rendered intervals of the animation, reducing the overall rendering time by 80%. The rendering process time dropped to 2-3 hours.
Languages/Frameworks: Python, NumPy
APIs: Blender


Flow chart. After the exclusion of 53 patients, 99 lung transplant recipients were included. Among them, 59 presented at least one positive respiratory virologic sample during the follow-up. Patients were divided into 3 groups viral infection ( n = 38), bacterial infection ( n = 25) and controls ( n = 36)


Offers a set of functions to easily download and clean Brazilian electoral data from the Superior Electoral Court website. Among others, the package retrieves data on local and federal elections for all positions (city councilor, mayor, state deputy, federal deputy, governor, and president) aggregated by state, city, and electoral zones.
| Version: | 0.3.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | magrittr, dplyr (≥ 0.5.0), data.table (≥ 1.9.8), haven (≥ 1.0.0), stats |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2017-06-06 |
| Author: | Denisson Silva [aut, cre], Fernando Meireles [aut], Beatriz Costa [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Denisson Silva <denissonsilva at ufmg.br> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/silvadenisson/electionsBR/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | http://electionsbr.com/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | electionsBR citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | electionsBR results |
| Reference manual: | electionsBR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to electionsBR |
| Package source: | electionsBR_0.3.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: electionsBR_0.3.0.zip, r-release: electionsBR_0.3.0.zip, r-oldrel: electionsBR_0.3.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: electionsBR_0.3.0.tgz, r-oldrel: electionsBR_0.3.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | electionsBR archive |
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Silence tells everything . Listen to everyone but do what your heart says . If you don't understand my silence you don't understand my feelings . Friendship is nothing without understanding .
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| PhotoLine Tip: Two images on one piece of paper |
| 1. You have
scanned some text and from another paper an image with a soccer player.
2. You want
to put the text onto the footbal player image. So you first of all have
to resize the football player image (but not scale). To do this activate
the football player image and select Layer/Change Layer
Size....
Here you can change the size of the image. You can setup the new size or you can resize the image. Use the arrows below the preview image to setup the position of the image. 3. Now you
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The
interface is a subtype of the
interface. It has a few extensions to the
which makes it possible to navigate the map. I will take a closer look at these navigation methods in this text.
The java.util
package only has one implementation of the
interface:
. There is an implementation in the java.util.concurrent
package but that is outside the scope of this trail.
Here is a list of the topics covered in this text:
The first interesting navigation methods are the
and
methods.
The
method returns a
in which the order of the elements is reversed compared to the original key set. The returned "view" is backed by the original
ket set, so changes to the descending set are also reflected in the original set. However, you should not remove elements directly from the key set. Use the
method instead.
Here is a simple example:
NavigableSet reverse = map.descendingKeySet();
The
method returns a
which is a view of the original
. The order of the elements in this view map is reverse of the order of the original map. Being a view of the original map, any changes to this view is also reflected in the original map.
Here is a simple example:
NavigableMap descending = map.descendingMap();
The
method returns a view of the original
which only contains elements that are "less than" the given element. Here is an example:
NavigableMap original = new TreeMap(); original.put("1", "1"); original.put("2", "2"); original.put("3", "3"); //this headmap1 will contain "1" and "2" SortedMap headmap1 = original.headMap("3"); //this headmap2 will contain "1", "2", and "3" because "inclusive"=true NavigableMap headmap2 = original.headMap("3", true);
The
method works the same way, except it returns all elements that are higher than the given parameter element.
The
allows you to pass two parameters demarcating the boundaries of the view map to return. Here is an example:
NavigableMap original = new TreeMap(); original.put("1", "1"); original.add("2", "2"); original.add("3", "3"); original.add("4", "4"); original.add("5", "5"); //this submap1 will contain "3", "3" SortedMap submap1 = original.subMap("2", "4"); //this submap2 will contain ("2", "2") ("3", "3") and ("4", "4") because // fromInclusive=true, and toInclusive=true NavigableMap submap2 = original.subMap("2", true, "4", true);
The
method returns the least (smallest) key in this map that is greater than or equal to the element passed as parameter to the
method. Here is an example:
NavigableMap original = new TreeMap(); original.put("1", "1"); original.put("2", "2"); original.put("3", "3"); //ceilingKey will be "2". Object ceilingKey = original.ceilingKey("2"); //floorKey will be "2". Object floorKey = original.floorKey("2");
The
method does the opposite of
The
method returns the least (smallest) element in this map that is greater than (not equal too) the element passed as parameter to the
method. Here is an example:
NavigableMap original = new TreeMap(); original.put("1", "1"); original.put("2", "2"); original.put("3", "3"); //higherKey will be "3". Object higherKey = original.higherKey("2"); //lowerKey will be "1" Object lowerKey = original.lowerKey("2");
The
method does the opposite of the
method.
The
also has methods to get the entry for a given key, rather than the key itself. These methods behave like the
etc. methods, except they return an
instead of the key object itself.
A
maps a single key to a single value.
Here is a simple example. For more details, check out the JavaDoc.
NavigableMap original = new TreeMap(); original.put("1", "1"); original.put("2", "2"); original.put("3", "3"); //higherEntry will be ("3", "3"). Map.Entry higherEntry = original.higherEntry("2"); //lowerEntry will be ("1", "1") Map.Entry lowerEntry = original.lowerEntry("2");
The
method returns and removes the "first" entry (key + value) in the
or null if the map is empty. The
returns and removes the "last" element in the map or null if the map is empty. "First" means smallest element according to the sort order of the keys. "Last" means largest key according to the element sorting order of the map.
Here are two examples:
NavigableMap original = new TreeMap(); original.put("1", "1"); original.put("2", "2"); original.put("3", "3"); //first is ("1", "1") Map.Entry first = original.pollFirstEntry(); //last is ("3", "3") Map.Entry last = original.pollLastEntry();
There are still a few interesting methods left in the
interface that I have not covered here. For instance, the
and
methods. You can check out these last methods in the official JavaDoc.


Provides a mechanism to plot an interactive map using 'Mapbox GL' (<https://www.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/api/>), a javascript library for interactive maps, and 'Deck.gl' (<http://deck.gl/#/>), a javascript library which uses 'WebGL' for visualising large data sets.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | googlePolylines (≥ 0.6.2), htmlwidgets, htmltools, scales, shiny, jsonlite, magrittr, viridisLite |
| Suggests: | covr, geojsonsf, knitr, rmarkdown, sf, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-08-16 |
| Author: | David Cooley [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | David Cooley <dcooley at symbolix.com.au> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| Copyright: | see file COPYRIGHTS |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | mapdeck results |
| Reference manual: | mapdeck.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | mapdeck_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: mapdeck_0.1.0.zip, r-release: mapdeck_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: mapdeck_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: mapdeck_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: mapdeck_0.1.0.tgz |
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Installs in minutes
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Competitive with true cost of wiring for all job types (easy and difficult wire pulls)
General purpose relays suitable for multiple applications
Chain multiple pairs for extended range
FEATURES
2 relay outputs (Wet or Dry)
Battery backup input with battery charger and UPS function
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Signal Strength, Transmit & Receive indicators
Test Button for easy range testing
Field configurable and updatable with Sure-Fi App
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Up to 1 mile range through obstructions and 50+ miles line-of-sight
Patented Bunker Busting Technology, using 900 MHz
Works inside metal enclosures
Proprietary PCB Antenna design
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SPECIFICATIONS
OPERATING VOLTAGE:
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OPERATING CURRENT (@12VDC):
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OPERATING POWER (@12VDC):
3.6 Watt (peak)
TRANSMIT POWER:
1 Watt (30dBm)
FREQUENCY BAND:
902 - 928 MHz
CHANNELS:
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RECEIVER SENSITIVITY:
-133dBm
LINK BUDGET:
163dB
RANGE:
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ENCRYPTION:
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BATTERY BACKUP CONNECTION:
12V Sealed Lead Acid only
BATTERY CHARGE VOLTAGE:
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CONTROLLER INTERFACE RELAYS:
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(MAXIMUM SWITCHING POWER 60W, 125VA)
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TWO FORM C MECHANICAL RELAYS, 2A 220VDC / 250VAC
MAXIMUM SWITCHING POWER 60W, 125VA
RELAYS UNIT B :
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-40 F to +185 F
(-40 C to +85 C)
STORAGE TEMPERATURE:
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(-55 C to +125 C)
MOUNTING OPTIONS:
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It's unclear when winter festivities became synonymous with sky-high heels, but the desire to throw on those towering velvet sandals and lacy stilettos doesn't seem to disappear. And every year, you immediately regret that decision.
Previously, it was difficult to find something that suited your newfound sparkly sartorial taste. But now, footwear designers have heard the cries of agony. Now, they have released mules, pumps, and more in all manner of hues and prints. They've even finished them off with gemstones and bows, making them ideal for pairing with both minimal outfits and super striking ones. Plus, they tend to be a bit cheaper.
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has been employed
have worked
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Modules
Notification
This module developed by KindartDEV, offers you the possibility to change the basic notification system, by a much more beautiful and much more practical notification system.
Farming
One of the default package's modules is Farming module, which allows players to plant seeds and watch their plants grow and then harvest them.
Jail
By default supplied with RPFramework, Jail module allows on duty police officers to arrest civilians and for civilians to break prisoners out of jail.


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Blockchain enabled solution for property registry
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Basic usage
SplitText makes it easy to break apart the text in an HTML element so
that each character, word, and/or line is wrapped in its own div tag.
Extended usage: custom markup
SplitText makes it easy to break apart the text in an HTML element so
that each character, word, and/or line is wrapped in its own div tag.


Makers was started in the Fall of 2016 by three engineering students at the University of Southern California as an effort to promote more innovation and interest in electronics on campus. The mission of Makers is to facilitate the exploration of concepts in electronics design and stimulate interest in the field of electronics. The organization hopes to serve as a resource for its community by offering its assistance with electronics-related projects and hosting workshops that are open to the general public. Starting in the Fall of 2017, we will be making our workshop series open to the public to further our mission of generating interest in electronics.
Since its inception, Makers has expanded its membership to 25+ students by emphasizing community and growth through learning. Our members have the opportunity to join a team (or start their own) and devise a project that they will work on until completion. Teams are given a certain amount of funding each semester to spend on their project. We also have semesterly retreats and social activities for our members to bond and escape their work because we believe it is crucial for our members to be able to rely on each other, academically or otherwise, and build long term friendships within our organization. Benefits of membership also include higher changes for job opportunities, industry talks from tech-companies, and an excellent community that will support you in all your endeavors.
Sponsored by CCI, the USC Viterbi Center for Cyber-Physical Systems and the Internet of Things