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Divis Laboratories share price rises nearly 5% after no observations from USFDA
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This inspection was a general cGMP inspection by the USFDA and concluded with no 483 observations.
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Private class used to accumulate a CURL response.


GOLDENEYE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0
United Kingdom, 1995 U.S. Availability: 11/17/95 (wide) Running Length: 2:10 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Sexual innuendo, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean, Izabella Scorupco, Famke Janssen, Joe Don Baker, Robbie Coltrane, Judi Dench Director: Martin Campbell Producers: Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli Screenplay: Jeffrey Caine and Bruce Feirstein Cinematography: Phil Meheux Music: Eric Serra U.S. Distributor: United Artists Pictures
Like everything else, James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) has had to change for the nineties. The venerable 007, coming off a long hiatus, has taken on his sixth face (the other five being Sean Connery, David Niven, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, and Timothy Dalton), changed his mode of transport from an Aston-Martin to a BMW, and now answers to a female "M" (played dryly by Judi Dench). Bond's attitudes towards women have been modified--although not greatly. Also, there's more action in GOLDENEYE than in previous 007 entries--enough to keep a ninety-minute film moving at a frantic pace. Unfortunately, this movie isn't ninety minutes long--it's one-hundred thirty, which means that fully one-quarter of GOLDENEYE is momentum-killing padding.
Despite the mostly-cosmetic alterations, the majority of fans won't be disappointed by Pierce Brosnan's debut as their favorite spy. His Bond still quips at danger, takes his vodka martinis "shaken, not stirred", enjoys gadgets and toys, and introduces himself as "Bond, James Bond". Moneypenny (Samantha Bond) and Q (played yet again by a visibly aged Desmond Llewelyn) remain in the supporting cast, and the familiar musical theme can be detected occasionally infiltrating Eric Serra's upbeat, modern score. For those who like opening credits, the trademark surrealism, complete with hammer & sickle, guns, and women, is fully in evidence.
As for the leading man, he's a decided improvement over his immediate predecessor. Brosnan has a flair for wit to go along with his natural charm; Dalton was stoic and sober. Of course, the newest Bond doesn't come close to Sean Connery's definitive portrayal, but he lacks the fatuousness that marred Roger Moore's tenure. Brosnan's approach has invigorated 007 enough to overcome a movie that seemingly never wants to end.
The story is standard fare, mixing and matching cliches of the genre. The Russian mafia obtains a space-based weapons system called Goldeneye that works by exploding a nuclear device in orbit, then crippling a ground location with the resulting electromagnetic pulse. It's up to Bond to save London from a vengeance-crazed megalomaniac. Along the way, he runs into such diverse characters as a beautiful computer programmer (Izabella Scorupco), a former partner (Sean Bean), a wisecracking CIA agent (Joe Don Baker), an ex-KGB officer with a score to settle (Robbie Coltrane), and a psychotic woman who likes squeezing men to death between her legs (Femke Janssen). Brosnan is supported by an interesting troupe of actors, but the spotlight is always on him.
GOLDENEYE keeps Bond's comic book-like stunts at an appropriately absurd level. Even given that we're in a reality where spies are more like Superman than Bernard Samson (Len Deighton's popular MI6 agent), suspension of disbelief occasionally becomes a challenge, especially with visual effects that could be charitably called "subpar." Some such liabilities, however, can be forgiven in the name of fun. And, with its mixture of humor, interesting locales, high-speed chases, explosions, and action, GOLDENEYE possesses that quality. It is perhaps the best entry in the series since THE SPY WHO LOVED ME, and, while that's not saying much, this updated Bond should be able to stand toe-to-toe with today's crop of heroes.
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The leader clustering algorithm provides a means for clustering a set of data points. Unlike many other clustering algorithms it does not require the user to specify the number of clusters, but instead requires the approximate radius of a cluster as its primary tuning parameter. The package provides a fast implementation of this algorithm in n-dimensions using Lp-distances (with special cases for p=1,2, and infinity) as well as for spatial data using the Haversine formula, which takes latitude/longitude pairs as inputs and clusters based on great circle distances.
| Version: | 1.2 |
| Published: | 2014-12-16 |
| Author: | Taylor B. Arnold |
| Maintainer: | Taylor B. Arnold <taylor.arnold at acm.org> |
| License: | LGPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | leaderCluster results |
| Reference manual: | leaderCluster.pdf |
| Package source: | leaderCluster_1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: leaderCluster_1.2.zip, r-release: leaderCluster_1.2.zip, r-oldrel: leaderCluster_1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: leaderCluster_1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: leaderCluster_1.2.tgz |
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“Waste Less” is a mobile app developed by the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Its database stores the location and details of various recyclable collection points all over Hong Kong.


Detect Transactions to High Risk Country Bosnia
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Description
Demonstrate hawk:AIs ability to detect and allow decisions on transactions to high risk countries:
- Based on configuration Bosnia is defined a high risk country
- Hawk:AI detects based on IBAN that the transaction is to Bosnia
- The Case Manager puts the transaction in to the historic context of the customer to allow and operator to make a decision on the case
Expected Result
- Case appears in “Open Cases” in Case Manager
API Request
{
"accountHoldingParty": "FUNDS_ORIGINATOR",
"appendedCustomData": {
"additionalCustomerId": "1231"
},
"balanceBeforeTransaction": 8473.25,
"balanceCurrency": "EUR",
"callbackUrl": "https://callback.url/1234",
"fundsBeneficiary": {
"accountNumber": "BA701023532851668387",
"bankIdentifier": "SSKMDEMM",
"holder": "Martin Matzko"
},
"fundsOriginator": {
"accountNumber": "DE12500105170648489890",
"bankIdentifier": "SSKMDEMM",
"holder": "Edin Dzeko"
},
"initiatedAmount": 293.00,
"initiatedCurrency": "EUR",
"initiatingParty": "FUNDS_ORIGINATOR",
"purposeCode": "SSBE",
"settledAmount": 293.00,
"settledCurrency": "EUR",
"tenantCustomerId": 1234,
"tenantProcessingTimestamp": "2019-10-16T14:38:47.812",
"tenantTransactionId": 1234,
"usage": "Testing High Risk Country"
}
Result
No Scenario Processed...


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0.17.0 (20/11/2020)
Twenty-eighth alpha release.
Features, fixes and refactorings:
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Implemented two new tokens Providers that are able to offer Recently used tokens
and VCS-extracted tokens.
- Cleaned-up the commit message even when template completion is canceled (deliberately or by accident).
- Included by default the
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footer type.
- Deduplicated completion popup's items based on Providers ordering.
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Removed a memory leak when the Providers settings panel was opened without first
going through the main panel.
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the dialog is displayed.
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- Updated the UI style of the Co-authors table to reflect the changes made in 0.16.0.
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| Name | Description |
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| input[text] | Standard HTML text input with angular data binding, inherited by most of the |
| input[number] | Text input with number validation and transformation. Sets the |
| input[url] | Text input with URL validation. Sets the |
| input[email] | Text input with email validation. Sets the |
| input[radio] | HTML radio button. |
| input[checkbox] | HTML checkbox. |


| Name | Topic | Used in | Type |
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| input | Branching | station | element |
"Input" will provoke a user text prompt. One use of the input is if you want the
player to do something to solve a riddle, but giving the player
a choice of answers would give away the riddle. The input is not
case-sensitive. Another use, when combined with strings, is to let the player
input names for things. Inputs are used much like choices.
Sample:
<station id="unicorn">
<text>
"Do you know what I am?" she asks you.
<break/>
<emphasis>What do you answer?</emphasis>
</text>
<input station="unicorn answer">OK</input>
<choice station="back">You don't answer and
leave</choice>
</station>
<station id="unicorn answer">
<if check="[qmlInput] = 'unicorn'">
<text>"Oh, you do know me!" she cries.
</text>
<state name="knows unicorn"/>
<choice station="unicorn continue">Continue</choice>
</if>
<else>
<text>"So that's what you take me for?" she sighs.
</text>
<choice station="unicorn continue">Continue</choice>
</else>
</station>


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Class: SpatialStats::Weights::WeightsMatrix
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- SpatialStats::Weights::WeightsMatrix
- Defined in:
- lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb
Overview
WeightsMatrix class is used to store spatial weights and related information in various formats.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#keys ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute keys.
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#n ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute n.
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#weights ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute weights.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#dense ⇒ Numo::DFloat
Compute the n x n Numo::Narray of the weights hash.
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#initialize(weights) ⇒ WeightsMatrix
constructor
A new instance of WeightsMatrix.
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#sparse ⇒ CSRMatrix
Compute the CSR representation of the weights.
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#standardize ⇒ WeightsMatrix
Row standardized version of the weights matrix.
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#wc ⇒ Array
Compute the cardinalities of each neighbor into an array.
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#window ⇒ WeightsMatrix
Windowed version of the weights matrix.
Constructor Details
#initialize(weights) ⇒ WeightsMatrix
A new instance of WeightsMatrix
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 17 def initialize(weights) @weights = weights @keys = weights.keys @n = keys.size end |
Instance Attribute Details
#keys ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute keys.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 22 def keys @keys end |
#n ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute n.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 22 def n @n end |
#weights ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute weights.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 22 def weights @weights end |
Instance Method Details
#dense ⇒ Numo::DFloat
Compute the n x n Numo::Narray of the weights hash.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 35 def dense @dense ||= begin mat = Numo::DFloat.zeros(n, n) keys.each_with_index do |key, i| neighbors = weights[key] neighbors.each do |neighbor| j = keys.index(neighbor[:id]) weight = neighbor[:weight] # assign the weight to row and column mat[i, j] = weight end end mat end end |
#sparse ⇒ CSRMatrix
Compute the CSR representation of the weights.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 57 def sparse @sparse ||= CSRMatrix.new(weights, n) end |
#standardize ⇒ WeightsMatrix
Row standardized version of the weights matrix. Will return a new version of the weights matrix with standardized weights.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 80 def standardize new_weights = weights new_weights.transform_values do |neighbors| sum = neighbors.reduce(0.0) { |acc, neighbor| acc + neighbor[:weight] } neighbors.map do |neighbor| hash = neighbor hash[:weight] /= sum end end self.class.new(new_weights) end |
#wc ⇒ Array
Compute the cardinalities of each neighbor into an array
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 65 def wc @wc ||= begin row_index = sparse.row_index (0..n - 1).map do |idx| row_index[idx + 1] - row_index[idx] end end end |
#window ⇒ WeightsMatrix
Windowed version of the weights matrix. If a row already has an entry for itself, it will be skipped.
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# File 'lib/spatial_stats/weights/weights_matrix.rb', line 100 def window new_weights = weights new_weights.each do |key, neighbors| unless neighbors.find { |neighbor| neighbor[:id] == key } new_neighbors = (neighbors << { id: key, weight: 1 }) new_weights[key] = new_neighbors.sort_by { |neighbor| neighbor[:id] } end end self.class.new(new_weights) end |


A common base class for mutable and immutable bitsets.
A template trait for bitsets.
Buffered iterators are iterators which provide a method head
that inspects the next element without discarding it.
A default map which implements the +
and -
methods of maps.
A base trait for indexed sequences.
A template trait for indexed sequences of type IndexedSeq[A]
.
A template trait for indexed sequences of type IndexedSeq[A]
which optimizes
the implementation of several methods under the assumption of fast random access.
A base trait for iterable collections.
A template trait for iterable collections of type Iterable[A]
.
This trait implements a proxy for iterable objects.
This trait implements a proxy for Iterable objects.
A base trait for non-strict views of Iterable
s.
A template trait for non-strict views of iterable collections.
Iterators are data structures that allow to iterate over a sequence of elements.
A base trait for linear sequences.
A template trait for linear sequences of type LinearSeq[A]
.
A template trait for linear sequences of type LinearSeq[A]
which optimizes
the implementation of several methods under the assumption of fast linear access.
A map from keys of type A
to values of type B
.
A template trait for maps, which associate keys with values.
This is a simple wrapper class for scala.
This trait implements a proxy for Map objects.
A base trait for sequences.
A template trait for sequences of type Seq[A]
This trait implements a proxy for sequence objects.
This trait implements a proxy for sequences.
A base trait for non-strict views of sequences.
A template trait for non-strict views of sequences.
A base trait for all sets, mutable as well as immutable.
A template trait for sets.
This is a simple wrapper class for scala.
This trait implements a proxy for sets.
A map whose keys are sorted.
A template for maps whose keys are sorted.
A sorted set.
A template for sets which are sorted.
A trait for traversable collections.
A template trait for traversable collections of type Traversable[A]
.
A template trait for collections which can be traversed either once only or one or more times.
This trait implements a proxy for traversable objects.
This trait implements a proxy for Traversable objects.
A base trait for non-strict views of traversable collections.
A template trait for non-strict views of traversable collections.
This object provides a set of operations to create BitSet
values.
Companion object for BitSets.
This object provides a set of operations to create IndexedSeq
values.
This object provides a set of operations to create Iterable
values.
An object containing the necessary implicit definitions to make
IterableView
s work.
The Iterator
object provides various functions for
creating specialized iterators.
A collection of implicit conversions supporting interoperability between Scala and Java collections.
This object provides a set of operations to create LinearSeq
values.
This object provides a set of operations needed to create Map
values.
This object provides a set of operations to create Seq
values.
The companion object for trait SeqLike
.
An object containing the necessary implicit definitions to make
SeqView
s work.
This object provides a set of operations needed to create Set
values.
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no summary matey
This object provides a set of operations to create Traversable
values.
An object containing the necessary implicit definitions to make
TraversableView
s work.
Provides a CanBuildFrom instance that builds a specific target collection (To') irrespective of the original collection (
From').
Provides a CanBuildFrom instance that builds a specific target collection (
To') irrespective of the original collection (
From').


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Probabilistic Machine Learning, Neuromorphic Computing
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Romit Maulik, Assistant Computational Scientist, 2021--Present
Physics-informed Machine Learning, Computational Fluid Dynamics
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Tanwi Mallick, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2018--Present
Spatiotemporal Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing
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Krishnan Ragavan, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2019--Present
Meta Continual Learning, Deep Learning Theory
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Jaehoon Koo, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2020--Present
Deep Learning for Image Processing, Autotuning for HPC
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Sami Khairy, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2021--Present
Reinforcement Learning, Beyond 5G networks
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Adarsha Balaji, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2022--Present
Neuromorphic computing, Hardware Software Co-desing
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Hongwei Jin, Postdoctoral Fellow, 2022--Present
Graph neural networks, Mathematical Optimization
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Romain Egele, Research Aide, 2018--Present
Automated Machine Learning, Scalable Deep Learnig
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Joceran Gouneau, Research Aide, 2021--Present
Automated Machine Learning, Scalable Deep Learnig
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Alumni
- Grant Getzelman, Predoctoral Researcher, 2019--2021
- Scott Emmons (DOE CSGF Fellow, 2021. From University of California, Berkeley)
- Alec Linot (Givens Fellow, with Romit Maulik, 2021. From University of Wisconsin Madison)
- Michael Mccabe (Givens Fellow, 2021. From University of Colorado Boulder)
- Yixuan Sun (Givens Fellow, with Tanwi Mallick, 2020, 2021. From Perdue University)
- Felix Edward Perez (EERE, HPC4Mfg Internship, with Romain Egele, 2021, From UT Dallas)
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“When he was arrested and the police attempted to interview him, instead of providing an explanation or simply exercising his legal right to refuse to answer questions, what he did was to smear his face with his own faeces in order to avoid being taken into the interview room.”
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Following the dirty protest Liddall pleaded guilty to breaching the order.
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Class BaseInitializer
Base class for the initializer. Initializes the tensor weights or bias with values based on the type of the initializer selected.
Inheritance
System.Object
BaseInitializer
Namespace: SiaNet.Initializers
Assembly: SiaNet.dll
Syntax
public abstract class BaseInitializer
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceBaseInitializer(String)
Initializes a new instance of the BaseInitializer class.
Declaration
public BaseInitializer(string name)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | name | The name of the initializer. |
Properties
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Gets or sets the name of the initializer.
Declaration
public string Name { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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Generates a tensor with specified shape.
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public abstract Tensor Generate(params long[] shape)
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Returns
| Type | Description |
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|---|---|
| EmbeddedServletContext.ResourceProvider | |
| HttpListener | |
| HttpRequest |
An interface to take care of HTTP Requests.
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| HttpResponse |
This interface takes care of HTTP Responses.
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| HttpServer | |
| HttpSession |
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| BasicAuthHttpListenerWrapper | |
| BeginWebBeansListener | |
| EEFilter | |
| EEFilter.AsynContextWrapper | |
| EEFilter.CdiRequest | |
| EEFilter.NoCdiRequest | |
| EmbeddedServletContext | |
| EndWebBeansListener | |
| FilterListener | |
| HttpEjbServer | |
| HttpListenerRegistry | |
| HttpRequestImpl |
A class to take care of HTTP Requests.
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| HttpResponseImpl |
This class takes care of HTTP Responses.
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| HttpServerFactory | |
| HttpSessionImpl | |
| JettyHttpEjbServer | |
| JettyHttpServer |
Jetty based http server implementation
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| LightweightWebAppBuilderListenerExtractor | |
| OpenEJBAsyncContext | |
| OpenEJBHttpEjbServer | |
| OpenEJBHttpRegistry | |
| OpenEJBHttpRegistry.ClassLoaderHttpListener | |
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| ServletRequestAdapter | |
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| ServletSessionAdapter | |
| WebBeansListenerHelper | Deprecated
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| HttpRequest.Method |
Request methods
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Returns TRUE if two members are identical.
Syntax
IS ( member1 , member2 )
member1 IS member2
Example
IS([Year].CurrentMember.Parent, [Qtr1])
returns TRUE if the parent of the current member in [Year] dimension is [Qtr1].
Filter([Year].Levels(0).members, IS([Year].CurrentMember.Parent, [Qtr1]))
returns children of [Qtr1].
The following query returns all members of [Market] that have the parent [East]; in other words, children of [East].
SELECT { Filter ( [Market].members, [Market].CurrentMember.Parent IS [East] ) } on columns FROM sample.basic
This query returns the following grid:
| New York | Massachusetts | Florida | Connecticut | New Hampshire |
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Algorithm is the mongoose model for the algorithm schema.
Copyright © Michael Bärtschi, MIT Licensed.
Module dependencies
mongoose = require 'mongoose'
_ = require 'lodash'
logger = require '../logger'
Algorithm
schema definition
AlgorithmSchema = mongoose.Schema
name: String
description: String
url: String
host: String
_lastChange: Date
Set the algorithms url as its index
AlgorithmSchema.index url: 1
Set _lastChange
attribute to current time before algorithm is updated
AlgorithmSchema.pre 'save', (next) ->
@._lastChange = new Date
next()
AlgorithmSchema.methods.compareAndSave
Expose compareAndSave
method on Algorithm
schema. compareAndSave
takes
the new algorithm as parameter input and compares each attributes value against
the old algorithm stored in the mongoDB. If there are any changes, the algorithm
will be updated
params:
<Object>
to compare against algorithm stored in mongoDBAlgorithmSchema.methods.compareAndSave = (algorithm, callback) ->
doc = @
Algorithm = mongoose.model 'Algorithm'
newAlgorithm = new Algorithm(algorithm).toObject()
oldAlgorithm = @.toObject()
changes = _findDifferences newAlgorithm, oldAlgorithm
if changes.length > 0
for change in changes
doc[change.attr] = change.new
doc.save (err, algorithm) ->
if err
logger.log 'error', 'there was an error while storing changed algorithm. Check mongoose log', 'Algorithm'
callback null, changes, doc
else
callback null, changes, doc
_findDifferences
Recursively iterate over all attributes and return differences if there are any
params:
<Object>
the new object to be compared<Object>
the old object to be compared<String>
(optional) scope to apply this method on_findDifferences = (newObj, oldObj, scope) ->
scope or (scope = '')
differences = []
keys1 = _.chain(newObj).keys().filter((key) ->
key.search('_') != 0
).value()
keys2 = _.chain(oldObj).keys().filter((key) ->
key.search('_') != 0
).value()
keyDiff = _.difference(keys1, keys2).concat(_.difference(keys2, keys1))
if keyDiff.length > 0
_.each keyDiff, (key) ->
if _.isObject(newObj[key]) and _.isObject(oldObj[key])
differences = differences.concat(_findDifferences(newObj[key], oldObj[key]), scope + key + '.')
else
if key in newObj
differences.push
type: 'new attr'
attr: scope + key
new: newObj[key]
old: undefined
else if oldObj[key] != null
differences.push
type: 'del attr'
attr: scope + key
new: undefined
old: oldObj[key]
keyIntersection = _.intersection keys1, keys2
_.each keyIntersection, (key) ->
if _.isObject(newObj[key]) and _.isObject(oldObj[key]) and _.isDate(newObj[key]) is false and _.isDate(oldObj[key]) is false and _.isArray(newObj[key]) is false and _.isArray(oldObj[key]) is false
differences = differences.concat(_findDifferences(newObj[key], oldObj[key], scope + key + '.'))
else
v1 = newObj[key]
v2 = oldObj[key]
if _.isDate(v1)
v1 = v1.toString()
if _.isDate(v2)
v2 = v2.toString()
if _.isArray(v1) and _.isArray(v2)
diff = objectDiff.diffOwnProperties(v1, v2)
if diff.changed != 'equal'
differences.push
type: 'mod attr'
attr: scope + key
new: v1
old: v2
return true
if _.isArray(v1)
v1 = JSON.stringify(v1)
if _.isArray(v2)
v2 = JSON.stringify(v2)
if v1 != v2
differences.push
type: 'mod attr'
attr: scope + key
new: v1
old: v2
differences
Expose Algorithm
schema
module.exports = mongoose.model 'Algorithm', AlgorithmSchema


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HELLO Chicago. We are taking a break from our regularly scheduled programming — which is, none — to bring you: our list of Chicago independent businesses to support during the COVID-19 quarantine. These are our own favorite spots, and we'd sure love them to remain in existence when the city returns to city life.
 Sight may strike you blind in unexpected places.
The traffic light turns orange on 57th and Dorchester, and you stumble,
you fall into a vision of forest fires, enter a frothing Himalayan river,
rapid, silent.
On the 14th floor, Lake Michigan crawls and crawls
in the window. Your thumbnail cracks a lobster louse on the windowpane
from your daughter's hair and you drown, eyes open,
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self)
- The constructor for the DAC class.
Define and initialize the DAC default parameters:
- Enable preemphasis.
- Set bandwidth of the preemphasis filter.
- Set order of the preemphasis filter.
- Set number of carriers.
- Set modulation format.
- Set cyclic prefix.
- Set number of training symbols.
- Set number of generated symbols.
- Set number of generated symbols without TS.
- Set number of OFDM frames.
- Set samples per symbol for the DAC.
- Set DAC frequency sampling.
- Set factor for clipping the OFDM signal.
- Set quantization steps.
- Set number of bits per symbol.
- Set bandwidth of electrical signal.
- transmitter(self, dac_out, bn, En)
- Generate a BitStream and creates the OFDM signal to be uploaded into the DAC.
:param dac_out: input port
:type dac_out: int
:param bn: array of Ncarriers positions that contains the bits per symbol per subcarrier
:type bn: int array of 512 positions
:param En: array of Ncarriers positions that contains the power per subcarrier figure
:type En: float array of 512 positions
Static methods defined here:
- enable_channel(dac_out, temp_file)
- Enable a DAC channel (Hi, Hq, Vi or Vq). Sets 1 to the active channel and 0 to the remaining channels.
:param dac_out: output port
:type dac_out: int
:param temp_file: file to save the OFDM signal that will be uploaded to LEIA DAC
:type temp_file: file
- execute_matlab(leia_file)
- Call MATLAB program to process the OFDM signal uploaded to the Leia DAC.
:param leia_file: file with the generated OFDM signal to be uploaded to the LEIA DAC
:type leia_file: str
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- BW_filter =<PHONE_NUMBER>0.0
- CP = 0.019
- Constellation = 'QAM'
- NTS = 4
- N_filter = 2
- Ncarriers = 512
- Nsymbols = 49152
- Preemphasis = True
- Qt = 255
- bps = 2
- clock_file = 'C:/Users/cttc/Desktop/agent-bvt/conf/CLK.txt'
- clock_ref_file = 'C:/Users/cttc/Desktop/agent-bvt/conf/CLK_ref.txt'
- folder = 'C:/Users/cttc/Desktop/agent-bvt/conf/'
- fs =<PHONE_NUMBER>0.0
- k_clip = 2.8
- leia_hi_filename = 'Leia_DAC_hi.m'
- leia_hq_filename = 'Leia_DAC_hq.m'
- leia_vi_filename = 'Leia_DAC_vi.m'
- leia_vq_filename = 'Leia_DAC_vq.m'
- sps = 3.2
- temp_file = 'C:/Users/cttc/Desktop/agent-bvt/conf/TEMP.txt'
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Let's introduce the requirement for importing decorator design pattern. Say we want to read off from four types of input:
1. InputStream
2. File
3. char array
4. String
We have a abstract class Reader to outline some basic methods like read, close and skip.
public abstract class Reader implements Readable, Closeable {
protected Object lock;
protected Reader(Object lock) {
if (lock == null) {
throw new NullPointerException();
}
this.lock = lock;
}
}
Then we create four classes which extend Reader. They get direct touch with those four types of input. They are :
1. InputSteamReader
2. FileReader
3. CharArrayReader
4. StringReader
Additionally, we want other two Readers which provide more efficient methods of reading than those four ground Reader. They are BufferedReader and LineNumberReader. With the combination of the two high level Readers and four low level Readers, we've got 8 classes. They are:
1. BufferedInputSteamReader
2. BufferedFileReader
3. ...
4. ...
5. LineNumberInputSteamReader
6. LineNumberFileReader
7. ...
8. ...
With more input types and more high level Readers, we'll create too many Readers(13), which is called class explosion. So, it's a good place to introduce decorator design pattern.
For example, we have created a low level Reader "InputSteamReader" to read from standard input(InputStream System.in).
public class InputStreamReader extends Reader {
private final StreamDecoder sd;
public InputStreamReader(InputStream in) {
super(in);
try {
sd = StreamDecoder.forInputStreamReader(in, this, (String)null); // ## check lock object
} catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {
// The default encoding should always be available
throw new Error(e);
}
}
}
We don't have to create a class like BufferedInputSteamReader, and we just need create a class called BufferedReader which will wrap a Reader(InputSteamReader here) and provide its own ways to read off. Now we say BufferedReader decorates InputSteamReader.
public class BufferedReader extends Reader {
private Reader in;
public BufferedReader(Reader in, int sz) {
super(in);
if (sz <= 0)
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Buffer size <= 0");
this.in = in;
cb = new char[sz];
nextChar = nChars = 0;
}
}
When BufferedReader visit to input directly, this.in will do the real job. In this way, BufferedReader does not have to care about how to read from input and just need assemble output from this.in and provide highly efficient reading methods.
After applying decorator design pattern, we will get 7 Readers totally.


CSS Line Height
The CSS line height property is used to define the minimal height of line boxes within the element. It sets the differences between two lines of your content.
It defines the amount of space above and below inline elements. It allows you to set the height of a line of independently from the font size.
CSS line-height values
There are some property values which are used with CSS line-height property.
| value | description |
|---|---|
| normal | This is a default value. it specifies a normal line height. |
| number | It specifies a number that is multiplied with the current font size to set the line height. |
| length | It is used to set the line height in px, pt,cm,etc. |
| % | It specifies the line height in percent of the current font. |
| initial | It sets this property to its default value. |
| inherit | It inherits this property from its parent element. |
CSS line-height example
Output:


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The projects in this repository are part of the Pages Functional Area. Please read that section for overview documentation on how to use these packages.
Note that you can view the readme file from this repository clicking on the 'Readme' link in the header of this page.


github.com/jeffgbutler/practical-functional-java
These three things alone reduce quite a lot of the boilerplate code we've just been through
Java
public class Person {
private String firstName;
private String lastName;
private Person(Builder builder) {
firstName = Objects.requireNonNull(builder.firstName);
lastName = Objects.requireNonNull(builder.lastName);
this.description = description;
}
// getters, toString, equals, etc.
public static class Builder {
private String firstName;
private String lastName;
public Builder withFirstName(String firstName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
return this;
}
// etc...
}
}
Kotlin
data class Person (val firstName: String,
val lastName: String)
Every Java reference can be null. This requires a lot of null checking or Optional wrapping.
public class Person {
private Address mailingAddress;
public Address getMailingAddress() {
return mailingAddress;
}
}
public class Address {
private String secondAddresLine;
public String getSecondAddressLine() {
return secondAddresLine;
}
}
public String getSecondMailingAddress(Person person) {
if (person == null) {
return "";
}
if (person.getMailingAddress() == null) {
return "";
}
if (person.getMailingAddress().getSecondAddressLine()
== null) {
return "";
}
return person.getMailingAddress().getSecondAddressLine()
.trim();
}
Kotlin references can only be null if specifically declared to allow null
data class Person (val mailingAddress: Address?)
data class Address (val secondAddressLine: String?)
String getSecondMailingAddress(person: Person?) =
person?.mailingAddress?.secondAddressLine?.trim() ?: ""
In essence, the visitor allows adding new virtual functions to a family of classes, without modifying the classes. (wikipedia)
In the XML renderer we used the visitor pattern to add a "render" method to each of the XML model classes
Visitor is a very clever pattern, but hard to grasp
Same outcome as visitor, but far simpler to understand
data class Attribute (val name: String, val value: String)
// declare a "render" extension function
// extension functions can be in different packages,
// different JARs, different projects
fun Attribute.render(): String {
// extension methods have access non-private
// attributes and methods
// this is a Kotlin string template
return """$name="$value" """
}
val att = Attribute("foo", "bar")
val renderedString = att.render() // foo="bar"
Please rate the session. Suggestions for improvements are very welcome.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>github.com/jeffgbutler


In this project I research what it takes to server side render Web Components. The project is in a pre-alpha state! Take a look around in the repo. Or read my blog posts in which I document my progress. These can be found here.
While you are here, view this page without JavaScript enabled and look at the DOM. This is my current approach. Any feedback is appreciated!!
In this project I research what it takes to server side render Web Components. The project is in a pre-alpha state! Take a look around in the repo. Or read my blog posts in which I document my progress. These can be found here.
While you are here, view this page without JavaScript enabled and look at the DOM. This is my current approach. Any feedback is appreciated!!
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“Every other beauty simply vanishes or feels less when you once see how beautiful Kashmir is. The valley, the mountains and the river – everything about the stunning land continue to elevate its beauty at all the junctionsthrowing new surprises.”
“Kashmir is that beautiful poetry of God which he wrote while experiencing together the highest form of happiness and deepest sorrow. The valley never fails to amaze tourists”
Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir is located in the heart of the Kashmir valley at an altitude of 1,730 m above sea level. Spread on both sides of the river Jhelum the city is famous for its natural beauty, gardens, waterfronts and houseboats.
Known for its excellent gradients, Gulmarg is the best place to ski in India. ... For veteran skiers the slopes of the Aparwath Peak are ideal, with the smooth and steep gradients making it a perfect place for powder skiing in India. Apart from skiing, you can try snowboarding and sledging as well.
Sonmarg has ancient importance because it was a gateway on the ancient Silk Road that connects Kashmir with China. It provides as a base camp for Ladakh and is militarily very important for India. In the winter, Sonamarg becomes a valley covered in white gold thereby living up to its name.
Pahalgam is famous for its scenic beauty and is the jewel of the icturesque Liddar valley located in the high Himalayas. It provides an ideal setting for activities like hiking, trekking, and fishing. It is also the starting point of the annual pilgrimage to the holy cave of Amarnath.
Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden boasts 15000 ornamental plants. Shalimar Bagh is the largest Mughal Garden in Kashmir Valley. Chashm-e-Shahi Garden is popular for its cold water spring which is believed to have medicinal properties.
This is also regarded as the heaven of the earth. The wildlife of this place is rich and one can come here to visit some of the best wildlife sanctuaries. Some of the prominent animals found in Kashmir are Hangul, Markhor, Tibetan Wild Dog, Kashmir Musk Deer, Chiru, Tibetan Gazelle, Snow Leopard, Himalayan Tahr, etc.
River rafting in Kashmir has emerged as one of the popular adventure sports following the rise of adventure tourism in Kashmir. Raft through the gorgeous rivers, tackling several whirlpools surrounded by deep green valleys, which make your journey goosebump challenging.
The trek is a special one as it allows you to explore the different aspects of Kashmir, letting you travel through pine forests, across green meadows and ultimately to the blue waters of mountaintop lakes. It is therefore a must visit for all tourist who are adventure enthusiasts.
Popular as the jewel in the crown of Kashmir, the Dal Lake is the most famous and most visited lake in the state. Lined with Mughal-era gardens, the lake is rich in lotus, water lillies and water chestnuts. It is among those major destinations that let you free to enjoy life on water in the houseboats


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THREE KINGS (1999)
Reviewed by Jack Choo Directed by David ORussell Starring George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Ice Cube Running Time : 2hrs Rating : ****1/2 out of *****
At first glance, THREE KINGS looks to be just another war movie, the 90s version of all those favourite war movies with names I cannot remember. The 90s version, it definitely is, just another war movie? Not in your dreams! Imagine PULP FICTION approach to SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, thats THREE KINGS for you. Believe it or not, it bears the cool of the former and the stark humane meaning of the latter.
The story brings us to the twilight of the Gulf war, with the allied troops victorious. Majpr Archie Gates (Clooney) leads an enterprising bunch of grunts to a rather unorthodox post-war looting spree; the millions in gold bars secretly stowed away by Saddam in a desolate village in the desert. As the rest of the troops are celebrating their victory and getting ready to be shipped home, this `wild bunch goes AWOL on an armed Hum-Vee (the vehicle of choice of the US army). They soon find out that they have much resistance, as they get tangled with the local rebellion against Saddams forces. Frequently switching their modes between looters and Robin Hoods Merry Men, they become consciously attacked by their own morals.
As the film begins to roll, it seemed to have a rather `light mood to it. `Special effects such as when Gates describes to his men how a bullet can kill simply paves the way for a light-hearted funny action movie. THREE KINGS is much smarter than that. As the conflict becomes more and more complex, the audience will be trapped in a limbo, trying to stay focussed on that light-mood/serious-mood that the film seem to portray. I personally found this analogous to the same feelings of the main characters involved in the film; trapped between their initial plan paved by greed and their own sense of humanity. This simply made the entire experience of watching THREE KINGS truly brilliant.
 They are carefully built to generate tension with just the right tight close-ups and pauses, right before the action starts. Not John Woo for sure but more of Sergio Leones Spaghetti western style (tons of them starring Clint Eastwood). Great performances by Clooney and Wahlberg but the brilliance have to lie in the conception of this film; the screenwriter and the director.
THREE KINGS ranks among the best films of the year, well, for me at least. Highly recommended.
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Sensor Fusion Library
0.4.0
Orientation sensing for Espressif (ESP32, ESP8266) processors
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The hal_i2c.cc file contains definitions for low-level interface functions for reading and writing data from/to sensor using I2C. More...
Functions | |
| bool | I2CInitialize (int pin_sda, int pin_scl) |
| Initialize the I2C system at max clock rate supported by sensors. pin_sda and pin_scl indicate the pin numbers to which the I2C SDA and SCL lines of the sensors are connected. Pass -1 to use the default Arduino pins. More... | |
| bool | I2CReadByte (byte address, byte reg, byte *destination) |
| Read single byte from address and place in destination Returns true if successful, false if error. | |
| bool | I2CReadBytes (byte address, byte reg, byte *destination, int num_bytes) |
| Read num_bytes bytes from address starting at register. Assumes device auto-increments the register. Bytes read are placed in destination. Returns true if successful, false if error. | |
| bool | I2CWriteByte (byte address, byte reg, byte value) |
| Write single byte to register at address Returns true if successful, false if error. | |
| bool | I2CWriteBytes (byte address, byte reg, const byte *value, unsigned int num_bytes) |
| Write multiple bytes starting at register to I2C address Assumes device auto-increments the I2C register being written to. Returns true if successful, false if error. | |
| int8_t | Sensor_I2C_Write_List (registerDeviceInfo_t *devInfo, uint16_t peripheralAddress, const registerwritelist_t *pRegWriteList) |
| Write register data to a sensor. More... | |
| int32_t | Sensor_I2C_Read (registerDeviceInfo_t *devInfo, uint16_t peripheralAddress, const registerReadlist_t *pReadList, uint8_t *pOutBuffer) |
| Read register data from a sensor. More... | |
| int32_t | Sensor_I2C_Read_Register (registerDeviceInfo_t *devInfo, uint16_t peripheralAddress, uint8_t offset, uint8_t length, uint8_t *pOutBuffer) |
The hal_i2c.cc file contains definitions for low-level interface functions for reading and writing data from/to sensor using I2C.
| bool I2CInitialize | ( | int | pin_sda, |
| int | pin_scl | ||
| ) |
Initialize the I2C system at max clock rate supported by sensors. pin_sda and pin_scl indicate the pin numbers to which the I2C SDA and SCL lines of the sensors are connected. Pass -1 to use the default Arduino pins.
Returns true if successful, false if problem initializing I2C.
| int32_t Sensor_I2C_Read | ( | registerDeviceInfo_t * | devInfo, |
| uint16_t | slaveAddress, | ||
| const registerReadlist_t * | pReadList, | ||
| uint8_t * | pOutBuffer | ||
| ) |
Read register data from a sensor.
| [in] | pCommDrv | pointer to the I2C ARM driver to use |
| [in] | devInfo | The I2C device number and idle function. |
| [in] | slaveAddress | the I2C slave address to read from |
| [in] | pReadList | a list of one or more register addresses and lengths to read |
| [in] | pOutBuffer | a pointer of sufficient size to contain the requested read data |
| int8_t Sensor_I2C_Write_List | ( | registerDeviceInfo_t * | devInfo, |
| uint16_t | slaveAddress, | ||
| const registerwritelist_t * | pRegWriteList | ||
| ) |
Write register data to a sensor.
| [in] | pCommDrv | pointer to the I2C ARM driver to use |
| [in] | devInfo | The I2C device number and idle function. |
| [in] | slaveAddress | the I2C slave address to write to |
| [in] | pRegWriteList | a list of one or more register/value pairs to write |


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iDreamSky Game Engine
v1.0.0
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複合項目 | |
| class | CallBack |
| class | Creator |
| class | Factory |
| class | ICreator |
| struct | Service |
公開型態 | |
| enum | { MAX_CREATOR = 50, MAX_NAME = 64 } |
靜態公開方法(Static Public Methods) | |
| static ResourceImport * | get (const char *name_, const char *rawExtension_) |
保護屬性 | |
| String | _name |
| unsigned long long | createTime |
| unsigned long long | lastWriteTime |
| unsigned long long | lastAccessTime |
| int | refCount |
類別朋友(Friends) | |
| class | Factory |
| class | ICreator |


Details.
Bruin AdTeam built a comprehensive advertising campaign for 2017's American Advertising Federation's National Student Advertising Competition. The client was Ajinomoto Windsor's Asian frozen entree brand, Tai Pei. They tasked us with building brand relevance, increasing product sales, and combatting the stigma surrounding frozen food.
Our research suggested Tai Pei provides the familiar flavor of Chinese food, without the costs. Therefore, we focused our campaign on emphasizing the savings of time, money, and effort to appeal to busy, budget-minded Millennials who find it difficult to cook at home.
Whether they are college students or new to the workforce, millennials are all about the hustle, reflected in our tagline -- Hustle Shouldn't Leave You Hungry.
We then appealed to millennials by creating an authentic, humorous, and ambitious spokesperson -- DJ PeiDay. Our creative executions centered around this character that personified the hustle and need for convenient, satisfying meal options.
I led the Strategic Plannning subteam to develop the foundation for this campaign to substantiate Creative's ideas and advertisements, complemented by Media Planning's optimized channels and placements.
We are proud of our unique, resonant, and fun campaign. Our plansbook is below:


Visualizing
Temporal Data
MIDS W209: Information Visualization
John Alexis Guerra Gómez
| john.guerra[at]gmail.com
| @duto_guerra
https://johnguerra.co/lectures/MIDS_W209_Information_Visualization/07_Time/
Partially based on
slides from Tamara Munzner
What We Are Going to Learn
Line charts
Area charts
Other representations
Radial idioms
Modern represtations
HCIL work on temporal
Tips
Visualizing Time
Temporal Datasets
One attribute has a timestamp (at any level)
Granularity ("year/month/day" vs. "year/month/day/hour")
Truncate
Datepart
Sometimes is cyclic
Seasonality
Line Charts
Idiom: Line Chart/Dot Plot
One key, one value
Data:
two quantitative attributes
Mark:
points and line connection marks between them
Channels:
Aligned lengths to express quant value
Separated and ordered by key attribute into horizontal regions
Task:
find trend
Connection marks emphasize ordering of items along key axis by explicitly showing relationship between one item and the next
Scalability:
hundreds of key levels, hundreds of value levels
Choosing Bar vs. Line Charts
Depends on type of key attribute
Bar charts if categorical
Line charts if ordered
Do not use line charts for categorical key attributes
Violates expressiveness principle
Implication of trend so strong that it overrides semantics!
“The more male a person is, the taller he/she is.”
after [Bars and Lines: A Study of Graphic Communication. Zacks and Tversky. Memory and Cognition 27:6 (1999), 1073–1079.]
Line Chart Aspect Ratio
1: banking to 45 (1980s)
Cleveland perceptual argument: most accurate angle judgement at 45
2: multi-scale banking to 45 (2006)
3: arc length-based aspect ratio (2011)
https://github.com/jennybc/r-graph-catalog/tree/master/figures/fig07-02_annual-report-aspect-ratio-2
Idiom: Dual-Axis Line Charts
Controversial
Acceptable if commensurate
Beware, very easy to mislead!
Ben Jones @DataRemixed
Idiom: Indexed Line Charts
Data:
two quantitative attributes
One key and one value
Derived data:
new quantitative value attribute
Index
Plot instead of original value
Task:
show change over time
Principle:
normalized, not absolute
Scalability same as standard line chart
Area Charts
Idiom: Streamgraph
Generalized stacked graph
Emphasizing horizontal continuity
Vs. vertical items
Data:
One categorical key attribute (artist)
One ordered key attribute (time)
One quantitative value attribute (counts)
Derived data
Mark:
layers (areas)
Height encodes counts
One quantitative attribute (layer ordering)
Scalability:
Hundreds of time keys
Dozens to hundreds of artist keys
More than stacked bars, since most layers don’t extend across whole chart
[Stacked Graphs Geometry & Aesthetics. Byron and Wattenberg. IEEE Trans. Visualization and Computer Graphics (Proc. InfoVis 2008) 14(6): 1245–1252, (2008).]
Streamgraph RIO2016
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/08/08/sports/olympics/history-olympic-dominance-charts.html?_r=0
Stacked Area Charts
Similar to streamgraphs
Task: identify trends in total
More accurate
Less fancy (enjoy)
Choose first category wisely
https://observablehq.com/@d3/stacked-area-chart
Other Representations
Gantt Charts
Data:
two time attributes (start end)
Tasks:
summarize duration (features), compare events, identify intersections/dependencies
Visual representation:
line, express for time, separate/order/aligned for tasks, color hues
https://observablehq.com/@john-guerra/mids-assignments-timeline
Idiom: Slopegraphs
Two values
Data
:
Two quantitative value attributes
(One derived attribute: change magnitude)
Mark
: point and line
Line connecting mark between points
Channels
:
Two vertical points: express attribute value
(Line width/size, color)
Task
: emphasize changes in rank/value
Scalability
: hundreds of value levels
https://observablehq.com/@joakimdalen/sleep
Idiom: Calendar View
Data
: table (years), one timeline
Tasks
: compare trends (by days of the week, month, year), locate outliers
Visual representation
: shape, vertical/horizontal position, color hue
Considerations
: natural view for humans, focus on common time aggregations
Breaking Conventions
Presentation vs. exploration
Engaging/evocative
Inverted y-axis
Blood drips down on Poe
[Slide inspired by Ben Jones]
https://public.tableau.com/profile/ben.jones#!/vizhome/EdgarAllanPoeViz/EdgarAllanPoeViz
Radial Idioms
Idiom: Radial Timelines
Data:
table (years), one timeline
Tasks:
compare trends (by days of the week, month, year), locate outliers
Visual representation:
line, radial position, color hue (rainbow :( )
Considerations:
appeals to cyclic nature of time
http://www.climate-lab-book.ac.uk/spirals/
Idiom: Radial Barchart
Modern Representations
Idiom: Horizon Charts
Data:
table, many timelines
Tasks:
compare trends and similarities (with many), locate outliers
Visual representation:
line, vertical position, color luminosity (quant divergent)
Considerations:
uses much less space
Joyplots
Idiom: Connected Scatterplots
Scatterplot with line connection marks
Popular in journalism
Horizontal and vertical axes: value attributes
Line connection marks: temporal order
Empirical study
Engaging, but correlation unclear
http://steveharoz.com/research/connected_scatterplot/
Idiom: Connected Scatterplots (cont.)
Alternative to dual-axis charts
Horizontal: time
Vertical: two value attributes
http://steveharoz.com/research/connected_scatterplot/
Timelines Revisited
Timelines Revisited: A Design Space and Considerations for Expressive Storytelling" By Matthew Brehmer, Bongshin Lee, Benjamin Bach, Nathalie Henry Riche, and Tamara Munzner
HCIL Research
Summary of HCIL Projects in Temporal Visualizations
Time Searcher
Visual Exploration of Time-Series Data
Lifelines
LifeLines for Visualizing Patient Records
Lifelines (cont.)
LifeLines for Visualizing Patient Records
Lifelines 2
Lifelines2: Discovering Temporal Categorical Patterns Across Multiple Records
Similian
Similan: Finding Similar Records from Temporal Categorical Data
LifeFlow
LifeFlow: Understanding Millions of Event Sequences in a Million Pixels
LifeFlow How-To
LifeFlow Demo
EventFlow
EventFlow: Visual Analysis of Temporal Event Sequences and Advanced Strategies for Healthcare Discovery
EventFlow Demo
Common Derives/Tricks for Temporal Data
Align by Event
Add/Remove Granularity
Truncate dates
Aggregate by date parts
Window Average/Median
NY Times How Coronavirus Cases Have Risen Since States Reopened July 9th 2020
Seasonality
Loose Scales
Interaction network in chi2019
Temporal with D3
Multi-Series Line Chart
Multi-Series Line Chart
by mbostock
Streamgraph
Streamgraph
Linechart
Line Chart
Stacked Area Chart
Stacked Area Chart
by mbostock
Stacked Radial Area
Stacked Radial Area
by mbostock
Stacked Radial Area (cont.)
Radial Area Chart
Calendar View
Calendar View
by mbostock
What We Learned
Line charts
Area charts
Other representations
Radial idioms
Modern represtations
HCIL work on temporal
Tips


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getPagesOfDocuments(id: Long): Response
Returns the list of pages in the database that compose a document which id is given as a parameter.
Returns the list of pages in the database that compose a document which id is given as a parameter.
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The id of the document from which the pages are extracted
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The list of the pages of the document
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getProjectAndDocuments: Response
Returns the list of the name of the projects with the list of the name of the documents for each project.
Returns the list of the name of the projects with the list of the name of the documents for each project.
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Returns an array of json describing the first level structure of the app: projects and documents
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pagesGestion(doc_id: Long, gestion: String): Response
Handle the page deletion and addition from the page gestio nin the frontend { "deletedPages": [1,2,6], "addedPages": [ { "name": "truc.png", "vtText":"zergbz", "image64":"image in base64 string"} ] }
Handle the page deletion and addition from the page gestio nin the frontend { "deletedPages": [1,2,6], "addedPages": [ { "name": "truc.png", "vtText":"zergbz", "image64":"image in base64 string"} ] }
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The id of the document concerned by the modifications
- gestion
The JSON containing the pages to delete and the pages to add
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prepareExamplesOfDocument(id: Long): Response
Prepare the examples from the document given in parameter
Prepare the examples from the document given in parameter
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The id of the document to prepare
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saveExamplesEdits(examples: String): Response
Save in the database the modifications of the transcription describes by the JSON associated with the request The examples are send using the body.
Save in the database the modifications of the transcription describes by the JSON associated with the request The examples are send using the body. Thus, we collect it with examples as a string { "str":"[{'id':3,'transcript':'coucou'}]" }
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An array of tuple with id and transcript corresponding to the example modification
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validateExamples(samples: String): Response
Validate the examples given in the JSON associated with the request { "valid":"[1,2,3,6]" }
Validate the examples given in the JSON associated with the request { "valid":"[1,2,3,6]" }
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The array of example id
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Arsenal fans react as Lucas Torreira’s agent speaks out
by Tom ProcterArsenal fans have reacted to new comments made by Lucas Torreira’s agent.
Pablo Bentancur has suggested it may be time for his client to leave the Emirates, with the Uruguayan now unsettled.
The star has been used sparingly by Unai Emery this season, with Matteo Guendouzi and Granit Xhaka his go-to midfield pairing.
Speaking to Calciomercato, Bentancur said: “I must say that the change of role has penalised him sharply. He is no longer at ease and we hope that things can change.”
Bentancur also added that Torreira still follows Italian football with great interest – which comes after previous comments that there was interest in the summer from AC Milan.
The £26 million signing from Sampdoria (BBC Sport) started off brilliantly for Arsenal following his 2018 transfer, but has tailed off for the Gunners this calendar year.
And it appears now that he might not last much longer at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal fans react
Lots of Arsenal fans reacted with dismay on social media after catching wind of Bentancur’s comments:
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