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|---|---|
Cell[][] |
SudokuSolver.getGrid()
A request to get the SudokuModel's grid, used by classes holding
reference to this class but not directly to the SudokuModel.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.LinkedList<Cell> |
Result.getAffected() |
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void |
Result.addAffected(Cell cell) |
java.lang.String |
SolverModel.appendCellInfo(Cell cell)
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boolean |
SolverModel.pointingPairsStripCandidates(int modifier,
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int candidate)
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code up from pointingPairs() and make
it more maintainable, there is this method
that strips the candidates from the other
Cells in the Row/Column should the previous
tests and validations have passed.
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boolean |
SolverModel.pointingPairsValidateCell(Cell firstCell,
Cell cellCheck,
int modifier)
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on the same Row or Column as the Pair, ensuring that
candidates are not removed from the pair or that
candidates are valid (i.e.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
SolverModel.nakedPairsAndTriplesRemoveCandidates(java.util.LinkedList<Cell> currentCollection,
java.util.LinkedList<java.lang.Integer> toRemove,
java.util.LinkedList<Cell> doNotTouch)
Part of the nakedPairsAndTriples algorithm, we first go through each
candidate for potential removal and with this look at each cell in the
collection.
|
boolean |
SolverModel.nakedPairsAndTriplesRemoveCandidates(java.util.LinkedList<Cell> currentCollection,
java.util.LinkedList<java.lang.Integer> toRemove,
java.util.LinkedList<Cell> doNotTouch)
Part of the nakedPairsAndTriples algorithm, we first go through each
candidate for potential removal and with this look at each cell in the
collection.
|
boolean |
SolverModel.pointingPairsPairUp(java.util.LinkedList<Cell> currentBlock,
int modifier,
int candidate,
int i,
boolean useFirst)
Part of pointingPairs - removed to break up the code
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After deciding on the look of the chair I researched the standard strengths and measurements used for lounge chair and sitting chairs. Taking these points of data into mind I shaped my design to accommodate for the function of the chair. A 3D model was created for the purposes of creating manufacturing drawings and a virtual strength model. The model went through various stress tests to test whether the average person would be held by the structure. The manufacturing drawings created a template for cutting out each of the shapes and provided a bill of materials needed to fabricate the chair. These drawings would also ensure the future fabrication of more chairs.
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Installation
npm i -S seng-boilerplate
Or grab one of the following files from the /dist/
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import projectName from 'seng-boilerplate';
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View the generated documentation.
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In order to build seng-boilerplate, ensure that you have Git
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- /dist - Contains the compiled code in different forms for manual usage.
- /doc - Can contain additional documentation.
- /docs/typedoc/ - Contains the generated documentation by typedoc. (Can be
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- /docs/yuidoc/ - Contains the generated documentation by yuidoc. (Can be
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- /example - Can contain additional examples on how to use this module.
- /lib - Contains the built code from
src/lib
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- /node_modules - Contains the node modules generated by running
npm i
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- /src - Contains the source code.
- /test - Contains the tests.
- /typings - Contains the .d.ts files generated by running
typings i
.
- /vendor - Can contain 3rd party code used in this project, when not
available on npm.
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This boilerplate contains the following files:
- /config/karma.conf.js - Configuration for Karma test runner.
- /config/webpack.conf.js - Configuration for Webpack builds.
- /script/webpack.js - Creates all the different webpack dist builds.
- .codeclimate.yml - The Code Climate configuration for this project.
- .editorconfig - Defines general formatting rules.
- .gitignore - These files should not end up in git.
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- .travis.yml - Configuration for Travis CI.
- AUTHORS.md - Contains a list of all the authors that worked on this module.
- CONTRIBUTING.md - Contains information on how to contribute on this project.
- index.d.ts - The built Typescript definitions, referenced in the package.json.
Will be published to npm.
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Will be published to npm.
- LICENSE - Our license file.
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- README.MD - This file, remove the about section when cloning this boilerplate.
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- typings.json - The .d.ts dependencies for this project.
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Put the pasta in a large pan filled with boiling salted water and boil according to packet instructions.
Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a large frying pan and fry the onion and garlic over a medium heat until soft, but not coloured – about five minutes.
Add a pinch of salt, bearing in mind that the salmon will be salty already, and a generous pinch of black pepper.
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Python's compiler - the grammar file is not LL(1) but the parser is
Python's compiler series:
- Python 3.8.0 execution flow
- Python's compiler - from grammar to DFA
- Python's compiler - the grammar file is not LL(1) but the parser is
- Python's compiler - from tokens to CST
- Python's compiler - from CST to AST
- Python's compiler - from AST to code object
- Python's compiler - from code object to pyc file
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Python's grammar is LL(1), but its grammar file is not. Take one rule in the grammar file
for example:
arglist: argument (',' argument)* [',']
This rule aims to parse one or more arguments, separated by comma, and optionally ended by a trailing comma. Although the rule is easy to understand, it does not work well with a regular LL(1) parser. The (',' argument)*
and [',']
parts are both optional, and both start with the comma token. With a regular LL(1) parser, after parsing the first argument
non-terminal symbol, as long as there is a comma token, the parser will enter the (',' argument)*
part, and will expect a following argument
symbol. The [',']
part will never be entered, and as a result trailing comma syntax like [1, 2,]
can not be supported.
But Python does support the trailing comma syntax. How is that possible? The answer is that Python uses a DFA-based (Pushdown Automata, more precisely) parser. The grammar file is first converted to NFA using the McNaughton-Yamada-Thompson algorithm. Then the NFA is converted to DFA using the powerset construction algorithm (a.k.a. subset construction).
Let's say the starting and ending NFA nodes for the first argument
in the rule above is a and b, the starting and ending NFA nodes for the (',' argument)*
part is c and d, and the starting and ending NFA nodes for the [',']
part is e and f. There are epsilon (i.e. empty, not consuming a token) arcs b->c and d->e. And because both the (',' argument)*
and [',']
parts are optional, there are epsilon arcs c->d, e->f, and thus b->e, b->f, d->f.
For input 1
, the parsing transition is a-->b->f. (-->
means non-epsilon transition.)
For input 1,
, the parsing transition is a-->b->e-->f.
For input 1, 2
, the parsing transition is a-->b->c-->d->f.
For input 1, 2,
, the parsing transition is a-->b->c-->d->e-->f.
As we can see, after converting to NFA, the rule works as intended.
We can use Python's parser generator pgen to generate the DFA to verify what is described above is true. First create a simplified grammar file grammar.txt with the following content:
arglist: NUMBER (',' NUMBER)* [',']
In Python 3.8.0's repository directory, run:
# Linux
export PYTHONPATH=Parser
# Windows
SET PYTHONPATH=Parser
python -m pgen grammar.txt Grammar/Tokens graminit.h graminit.c
The resulting graminit.c file's content is:
/* Generated by Parser/pgen */
#include "pgenheaders.h"
#include "grammar.h"
grammar _PyParser_Grammar;
static arc arcs_0_0[1] = {
{2, 1},
};
static arc arcs_0_1[2] = {
{3, 2},
{0, 1},
};
static arc arcs_0_2[2] = {
{2, 1},
{0, 2},
};
static state states_0[3] = {
{1, arcs_0_0},
{2, arcs_0_1},
{2, arcs_0_2},
};
static dfa dfas[1] = {
{256, "arglist", 3, states_0,
"\004"},
};
static label labels[4] = {
{0, "EMPTY"},
{256, 0},
{2, 0},
{12, 0},
};
grammar _PyParser_Grammar = {
1,
dfas,
{4, labels},
256
};
The DFA has only one state, i.e. states_0
for the non-terminal symbol arglist
. states_0
has 3 nodes arcs_0_0
, arcs_0_1
, and arcs_0_2
.
The {2, 1}
in arcs_0_0
means in the current node, if the current token is labels[2]
, then goes to state arcs_0_1
. The {0, 1}
in arcs_0_1
means it is a finishable node.
The labels
array contains labels for all the tokens and non-terminal symbols. 0
is a special label to mean the node is finishable. 256
is for arglist
. According to Grammar/Tokens, 2
is for NUMBER, 12
is for COMMA.
In _PyParser_Grammar
, the 256
means the starting non-terminal symbol is arglist
, which corresponds to state states_0
, thus the starting node is states_0
's first node arcs_0_0
.
For input 1
, the parsing transition is: arcs_0_0 -> labels[2] (NUMBER) -> arcs_0_1 -> labels[0] (finish).
For input 1,
, the parsing transition is: arcs_0_0 -> labels[2] (NUMBER) -> arcs_0_1 -> labels[3] (COMMA) -> arcs_0_2 -> labels[0] (finish).
For input 1, 2
, the parsing transition is: arcs_0_0 -> labels[2] (NUMBER) -> arcs_0_1 -> labels[3] (COMMA) -> arcs_0_2 -> labels[2] (NUMBER) -> arcs_0_1 -> labels[0] (finish).
For input 1, 2,
, the parsing transition is: arcs_0_0 -> labels[2] (NUMBER) -> arcs_0_1 -> labels[3] (COMMA) -> arcs_0_2 -> labels[2] (NUMBER) -> arcs_0_1 -> labels[3] (COMMA) -> arcs_0_2 -> labels[0] (finish).
One might wonder, nodes like arcs_0_1
and arcs_0_2
are finishable, but can also transit to another node. So how does the parser decide to finish or to continue when in a finishable node? The answer is in the PyParser_AddToken function that, given a token, transits the DFA. It decides to finish parsing for a non-terminal symbol only if the current node is finishable and can not transit to another node with the current token.
Back to the start it is stated Python's grammar (not the grammar file) is LL(1). Is it true? My opinion is that because Python's parser parses by transiting DFA and creating CST nodes along the way, and because the PyParser_AddToken function that transits the DFA only peeks one token ahead, it is LL(1).
Comments:


Before Change
try:
__assert_sorted(collection)
except ValueError:
sys.exit("Sequence must be sorted to apply the ternary search")
target_input = input("Enter a single number to be found in the list:\n")
target = int(target_input)
result1 = ite_ternary_search(collection, target)
After Change
user_input = input("Enter numbers separated by comma:\n").strip()
collection = [int(item.strip()) for item in user_input.split(",")]
assert collection == sorted(collection), f"List must be ordered.\n{collection}."
target = int(input("Enter the number to be found in the list:\n").strip())
result1 = ite_ternary_search(collection, target)
result2 = rec_ternary_search(0, len(collection) - 1, collection, target)
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A Cool Divide and Conquer Problem
I found this at CSPrep from Tao Genna. At first glance, this looks like a typical constructive algorithm problem.: we have to provide the construction of a set from some information given about it. Here is the abridged problem statement.
You have a non-decreasing array $a_1, a_2, a_3, \dots, a_n$. You have created a multiset of length $2^n$, which contains the sums of the elements in each possible subsequence of the array. You have lost the array (of course), but you know the multiset. Find all possible arrays which could have produced this multiset. Note that the elements of the multiset are listed in no particular order.
The constraints are $n \leq 18$, which means size of the multiset can be as long as $2^{18} \approx 2 \times 10^5$. If you want to try out your ideas, here’s the problem link
This problem is a nice combination of greedy, divide and conquer and recursive algorithm. As usual, let’s solve a easier problem first.
Consider this problem: Suppose you know a particular value $m$ is in the array. You want to partition the multiset in two equal halves such that one half consists of all sums which contain $m$, and other half consists of all sums which do NOT contain $m$. Let’s call those two paritions $I$ and $J$ respectively, and let’s call our multiset $S$. In other words, $S = I \cup J$. We can approach this greedily:
- If $m$ is positive, then notice that minimum value in the multiset does not include $m$. This implies, $\text{(minimum value + m)}$ must be in the multiset. We can insert the minimum value at $J$ and $\text{(minimum value + m)}$ at $I$, and remove both of them from $S$.
- If $m$ is negative, then notice that minimum value in the multiset must include $m$. This implies, $\text{(minimum value - m)}$ must be in the multiset. We can insert the minimum value at $I$ and $\text{(minimum value - m)}$ at $J$, and remove both of them from $S$.
- Continue the previous steps until $S$ becomes empty.
If $S$ is sorted beforehand, this is solvable in linear (pseudo-linear is okay too) time.
Okay, so we’ve solved the easier problem. But the problem is how do we find a value which must be in the array. Here’s comes extremal principle. For those who don’t know what it is, extremal principle is working with extreme values in a problem (in our case, maximum or minimum values). Notice that, we’ve already applied this principle in our previous greedy algorithm as well. Working with minimum sums made things a lot easier. So our crucial observation is this:
At least one of second (second minimum value - minimum value) or (minimum value - second minimum value) will always be in the array.
Why is this? Well, easy. Notice how the minimum value and the second minimum value of $S$ are formed. Minimum value must be the sum of all negative numbers from the array (if there is none, this is simply $0$). The second minimum will be either (minimum value + lowest positive number) or (minimum value - highest negative number). So, substracting the minimum value from the second minimum value or vice versa will give us either the lowest positive number or the highest negative number.
But which one to pick? Here we can employ divide and conquer. We will run the above algorithm on both options. From this, we will get two different partitions of half the size of our current multiset. Each partition is a multiset whose sums do not contain the number we have predicted. So we can solve our problem recursively on both partitions. If currently the size of the multiset is $N$, we will have two partitions of size $\frac{N}{2}$. If the complexity of our recursive algorithm is $T(N)$ for a multiset of size $N$, we can write
\[T(N) = 2T\left (\frac{N}{2} \right ) + O(N)\]Solving this yields $T(N) = O(N \log{N})$, where $N = 2^{n}$.


Plutonium assay mass is calculated from the effective 240Pu mass and the plutonium isotopic composition:
where
= effective 240Pu mass
and the effective 240Pu mass fraction is [20]
where
= mass of plutonium isotope i as a fraction of total plutonium mass.
If the plutonium assay mass is not between the upper and lower mass limits in the calibration parameter set, then a warning message is generated.
The plutonium mass error is
where
= standard deviation of
where
= standard deviation of mass fraction of plutonium isotope i
All calibration parameter sets (except for truncated multiplicity) have a calibration parameter labeled “Sigma(x) (%)” (default = 0), which is used to account for sources of error beyond counting statistics errors and calibration errors. The extra mass error is combined quadratically with the plutonium mass error above to produce the final plutonium assay mass error:
where
= Sigma(x) (%) = extra error as percent of


OSCP reviews:
http://popped.io
http://alickgardiner.com/OSCP-cert/
http://hackingandsecurity.blogspot.com/2016/04/oscp-related-notes.html
https://backdoorshell.gitbooks.io/oscp-useful-links/content/
https://411hall.github.io/OSCP-Preparation/
Advice:
I also made sure to have a nice page of “quick scripts” that I could copy and paste into a terminal, such as a wget powershell script, ftp download script, etc… These were all from techniques I used in the labs.
Windows was also not my strongest privesc platform (as shown by the labs), so I made sure to have a list of quick-win checks for privilege escalation on a windows box.

Check firewall/IPTable rules (or remove them)


Graphics Operation supported by Postscript generation, used by the two-pass Postscript generation system.
Each class represent a drawing operation supported by the Paintable interface. These classes is used the following
way:
- CoPostscriptPaintable instantiates (basically) one new drawingop object for each paint method call, and
stores it in an array.
- CoPostscriptGenerator iterates through this array and generates Postscript code in a two-phase
generation.
The two-phase generation in CoPostscriptGenerator works as follows: First, for each object, the preparePostscript method is called. Then, for each object, the
generatePostscript method is called. For most drawing operations, the preparePostscript method sets up the
CoPostscriptHolder with information that is needed before actual Postscript drawing operations can be made,
such as font/resource list, Postscript procedure definitions, and similar. The generatePostscript phase
generates actual Postscript code which, when executed at the printer, will draw a figure corresponding to the
CoPaintable method call that resulted in the drawingop object.
Server/client info
These packages is available both on the server and the client.
Suggested future package name:
com.bluebrim.calvin.postscript.common.drawingops


Diddy remembers Kim Porter on the first anniversary of her death
by Nkosazana NgwadlaCape Town - It’s been a year since Kim Porter, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ex-girlfriend died.
The model and actress died of lobar pneumonia at the age of 47.
Kim and the American rapper were no longer together when she died, but they had three children together, Christian (21) and twin girls Jesse and D'Lila (12). Diddy also helped her raise son Quincy Brown (28) from a previous relationship.
Diddy (50) has been outspoken about how her loss has affected him and their family, Essence reports. Now, on the anniversary of her death, the businessman has honoured the mother of his children on Instagram by posting a picture of a broken heart. He captioned it with her initials.
In an April interview with Essence where Diddy did a shoot with his six children, he said ever since Kim’s passing he’s learnt to be a more present father to his children.
“Before this, I was a part-time father, you know? My family was always first, but there are countless times when I chose work over everything else,” he said. “But every day I can hear her telling me to go and spend some time with the kids and make sure everybody’s all right, like she would do. I’m just a lot more present, and, most important, now my kids come before anything else in my life.”


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So far we have assumed that node-style callback-based functions have already been wrapped for us. How can we do the wrapping ourselves?
In bluebird, we can use this construct to do it manually:
var Promise = require('bluebird');
function readFilePromise() {
return new Promise(function(fulfill, reject) {
fs.readFile(path, function(error, content) {
if (error) reject(error)
else fulfill(content);
})
})
}
Or we could rely on bluebird's efficient promisify
function
var readFilePromise = Promise.promisify(fs.readFile, fs);
If we want to promisify all functions in a given object we can use
Promise.promisifyAll()
Promise.promisifyAll(fs);
This will generate functions with the Async suffix and add them to the object,
e.g. fs.readFileAsync()


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Anyone know where I could track down a copy of this film? I posted a while back about my interest in seeing what happened to Riot-E, and would love to get a copy or see it...


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Ronin Novelty Note 4 - Battery Life
Document Id: KBDOC-00113
Created: 2013-07-02
Updated: 2013-07-08
Ronin Novelty Note 4 Battery Life
Just like any other electric device, the Ronin Novelty Note 4 must be charged. If it seems to be discharging quickly, you are using the phone too much.
Charging the phone
- Rub a baloon on your head and discharge the charge on the phone.
- Walk across carpet.
- Use the Raiden Lightning move to charge the phone instantaneously.
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Follow these steps to rename nodes in your organization:
- Log in to the Algorithm Lab.
- In the left navigation bar, click Organization > Resources.
- On the Resources page, click Set Name on the node you'd like to rename.
- Enter the new node name and then click Save Changes.
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Sassafras StompSweet, high-energy folk music from the Maine/Montana border!Johanna Davis (fiddle, voice) Adam Nordell (guitar, voice, foot percussion) Putnam Smith (banjo, mandolin)
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and Old Time traditions, fiddler Johanna Davis and
guitarist Adam Nordell weave harmony vocals and
rhythmic accompaniment into their tunes."
Will MentorFrom Massachusetts via Vermont, just about our all-time favorite caller returns after the great success of Klez Contra 3! AND the Perpetual e-Motion gig.
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Biographical Sketch of Caroline
(Callie) Gauding Stalder
Callie Gauding
Stalder SKETCH
Source:
Even though the
a living under adverse conditions has produced a
strongly
individualistic attitude that continues even today. Changes occur in the economy and the job
market ebbs and flows but the stability of
Dairy farming has been a vital part of
the county's history from the arrival of the earliest settlers to the
present-day. During the 1800's the
primary source of livelihood for most residents was agriculture and the
hills of
Cheese was made not only in the dairies
but also in many homes where the job usually fell to the housewife. One such person was Mrs. Callie Gauding Stalder who started
making cheese as a hobby when she married and moved to a farm near
customers throughout the states and as all cheese makers, had
her own recipe that produced a unique yellow cream type cheese that she called
mild limburger. In later years her
product acquired the name of half and half.
Mrs. Stalder also made her own type of Switzer
cheese. It was somewhat different from
the usual Switzer in taste and size, being molded into squares weighing about
forty-five pounds instead of the usual large, round cheese that often weighed
nearly one hundred pounds.
Caroline (Callie) Gauding
Stalder was married to Jacob Nichlaus
Stalder, Jacob the son of Christian and Caroline (Hossman)
Stalder. Christian is the son of Nicholus
and
Provided by Betty Latta
Kitchen


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Neural Network Architecture Final Quiz
What neural network architecture is pictured?
Perceptron
Support Vector Machine
Auto Encoder
Feed Forward
What neural network architecture is pictured?
Variational Auto Encoder
Auto Encoder
Perceptron
Long / Short Term Memory
What neural network architecture is pictured?
Support Vector Machine
Generative Adversial Network
Markov Chain
Recurrent
What neural network architecture is pictured?
GAN
Auto Encoder
Sparse Auto Encoder
Deep Convolutional
What neural network architecture is pictured?
Long / Short Term Memory
Deep Feed Forward
Markov Chain
Gated Recurrent Unit
result


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The state transition diagram for a string matching automaton for the pattern ababbabbababbababbabb over the alphabet is as follows:
The above transition diagram can be used to show the pattern ababbabbababbababbabb.
Here, first the simple transitions take place from the states 0, 1, 2,3….21 to traverse the entire string. Then, at each transition possibilities are detected to traverse the string.
String Matching Automaton for a Non-Overlappable Pattern
Normally a transition function is computed of a string matching automaton by the algorithm mentioned below. Consider the following algorithm computing transition function from a pattern:
COMPUTE_TRANSITION_FUNCTION (P,)
// m is the length of the string
1.
//Use of for loop which will examine character stored in string
2. for
//Use of for loop to perform operation on character
3. for every character a in
// +1 for x, +2 for subsequent repeat loop to decrement
4. k = min(m+1, q+2); // work backwards from q+1
5. repeat
6.
//condition for termination of repeat
7. until;
8. (q, a) = k;
//return the value of
9. return ;
Consider the state transition diagram:
This diagram shows the automaton of the string with 'm' number of states where p0, p1, p2, …, pm are the elements or characters of the string which when seen gets accepted and enters into the next state example on seeing p0 the automaton is shifted from state 0 to state 1.For an non overlapping pattern string,
Consider P = p0, p1, p2 ……... pm
The specific feature of a nonoverlappable pattern is that its proper pre?x are not its su?x. This property is used for describing the destination of the outgoing arrow. For every pair, labeling of state q by a will be there.
As per the algorithm, the destination state k can be defined as:
1. When and: In this case, the value of k will be 1 more than the value of q. This can be given as:.
2. When: When the value of a is equal to p1, then the value of k is set to 1. So, this condition will make the value of k equal to 1.
3. If any other condition arises: If both conditions given above are not satisfied, then the value of k is set to 0.
All the cases mentioned above can be shown as:
When case 1 is satisfied, then the value is obtained by using following equations:
The arrow will be from state q to state.
Now, denoting the value of k as:
It is clear from the above equation that is a su?x of a.
When the value of, then it is found that is a suffix of. For any of the non-overlappable pattern, this condition is impossible. So, the value of k will be either equal to 1 or less than 1. This means that the outgoing arrow having label a and from state q will either leads to state 1 or state 0. The outgoing arrow will lead to state 1 if condition given below will be satisfied:
The equation given above means that and it is a suffix of. In other words, the value of a is equal to p1.
Construct the automata as follows:
Let be the longest prefix which is common in both P and . Create the automaton A for .
Construct an arrow from the state labelled k to the chain of states k+1, k+2, k+3……|P| and draw the necessary arrows so that the transition is .
For the pattern , show the transition from the state labelled to chain of states ,,…...
The transition for the pattern is ……(refer Theorem 32.4 of textbook)
The finite automata that determines the occurrences of either pattern can be shown below:
The transition from the first state to the intermediate states is shown in the following way:
The minimization of the number of the states in the automaton is done by eliminating the null states that is, which can be shown in the following way:
Thus, the states are expanded in the following way as: 11,12…… for the pattern P and as: 21,22…. for the pattern and on minimizing the null state each transition is shifted before by one step.
Consider the pattern which contains gap characters.
Let be the text.
Find the occurrence of the pattern in text .
Find the occurrence of pattern in text using the following steps:
• Divide pattern into substrings based on the gap character.
• Compare the sub pattern with text . If does not match with text , then the pattern does not match with text .
• If pattern is found in text , then compare pattern in the remaining part of text . If does not match with text , then the pattern does not match with text .
• Continue the process till all the patterns up to are matched with text . The process of comparison can be terminated at any point when does not match with text .
Construct finite automatons for each , that matches the sub pattern with text . The following is the generalized finite automaton that accepts the string if it matches with text :
Combine all the finite automatons that accept the sub pattern , with text . Also, the accepting state of, where , is no longer accepting the pattern, but has a single transition to .
The following is the generalized finite automaton to find the occurrence of pattern in text :
Each finite automaton requires at least matches and at most matches to verify that sub pattern matches with text .
Overall, the number of matches required will be equal to or in worst case.
However, .
Hence, the maximum number of matchings required is .
Therefore, the sequentially combined finite automaton is the required finite automaton that can find an occurrence of in a text in matching time, where .


The naming rule is: order + _ + module-id
example: 1_introduction
The modules and menu order derive from this naming rule.
The .jade and css files must follow the same folder identification:
Folder: 1_introduction
/_introduction.jade
/_introduction.sass
In this file you can set the module and it's content. The rule is:
{
"id": "Unique module id, same name as folder but without the order numbers",
"name": "Module name, shown in menu and module title",
"scripts": ["Javascript file(s) path is optional"],
"items": "object, array, ou any type of data that will be held as the modules contents"
}
Example:
// Folder: 2_colors
{
"id": "colors",
"name": "Colors",
"items": {
"intro": ["Huge have two main colors: Magenta and Black."],
"colors": [
{
"className": "bg-magenta"
},
{
"className": "bg-black"
},
{
"className": "bg-grey"
},
{
"className": "bg-blue"
}
]
}
}
Jade is one of the most simple ways for writing HTML. It allows to use programming logic to write HTML in a smarter way. To learn more, click here.
All data from the _data.json file will be available to the .jade file as variables.
This projects supports SASS, LESS and Stylus. Choose one and use the file with the matching extension.
The stylesheet of the module will be automatically loaded.


Craverr is an Open Source Web Application that let's you search for places near you that are serving items that you might be craving.
Craverr is currently in Beta Testing Phase, and available only on the Web. The Mobile Apps for iOS and Android are in Development Phase


Stockholm-Arlanda, Sweden
Arlanda Airport Runestone
An 11th century runestone decorates the halls of Terminal 2 of this Scandanavian airport.
by CoolCrabThere are interesting runestones to be found all over Sweden, but technically you don’t have to step outside of the airport to see one in person. Visitors can see a real 11th century runestone in Terminal 2 of Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
The runestone was discovered in 1990, while construction was being done on the motorway to Arlanda. Its inscription can be roughly translated as: “Gurnar and Björn and Thorgrim set up this stone in memory of Thorsten, their brother. He died in the east with Ingvar. And made this bridge”
Bridge-building and road-laying were popular during the early Christianization of Sweden, as the church promised that doing these tasks would clear a person’s sins and guarantee them a spot in heaven. As a result, many runestones from this era mention the building of a road or bridge. Ingvar is a character who has been mentioned on dozens of runestones, mostly found in the Mälar region of Sweden. His expedition to the east seemingly came to a disastrous end, as none of the inscriptions that mention Ingvar describe a man who returned from the journey.
Know Before You Go
The stone is accessible as long as the terminal is open. If you land in another terminal and want to see it, just go to Terminal 2 and go to the right after the door. It is located just past the restaurant and the restroom.
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Halts the program execution until a key is pressed, then returns that key's ascii code.
WaitKey is provided for Blitz Basic compatibility and for writing quick and easy examples. It should not be used in a GUI based program that uses WaitEvent, as it may cause events to be 'lost' - eg: if a window close event occurs before a key is hit, it will be lost. This command is indentical in all respects to KeyWait |
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Previous version of Ox>
Ox 7.1: new features and fixes
New features and enhancements in version 7.1
Fixed problems in version 7.1
New features and enhancements in version 7.1
- OS X
- command line version of Ox Professional now is 64-bit and multi-threaded, so supporting parallel loops.
Note that the Ox version called from OxMetrics
and OxRun is still 32-bit, because the GUI is still 32-bit.
- OxMetrics now disables AppNapp for OxModel, OxPack and OxRun at start-up.
- Handling of computations involving empty matrices improved to be more intuitive.
(Some of these changes may impact existing code.)
- x*y' returns <> if y is empty (to conform to x*z when z is empty),
previously it gave a run-time error;
- outer(<>,y) returns <> (rather than give a run-time error)
- determinant(<>) returns 0
- logdet(<>) returns -.Inf with signdet 0
- logdet(singular matrix) returns -.Inf with signdet 0 (was 1 with signdet 0)
- shape(x, y, r, c) and reshape(x, y, r, c) return an r x c matrix of zeros when x or y is empty or r,c is zero.
- nullspace(<>) returns <>, nullspace(full rank m x m) returns zeros(m,0), nullspace(zeros(m,0)) returns
an identity matrix.
- Linux:
- Removed linux GLIBC dependencies on version 2.14 and 2.17 (Debian Wheezy is
still on 2.13 while RHEL 6 is on 2.12).
- Removed dependency on GLIBCXX_3.4.14.
- OxMetrics was using the user locale, instead of the C locale.
For many languages, this meant using the , as decimal separator instead of the .
This in turn messed up display and saving of floating point numbers.
Now using the C locale, as the console versions already did.
- Producing some debian packages for installation now as well.
- Now can use lambda function in callback (FOxRunCallBack)
- `Warning: assignment in test expression' now not given if assignment is in parenthesis:
if (a = b) gives warning
if ((a = b)) and if ((a = c) >= 0) do not give warnings anymore.
- MaxSQP/MaxSQPF: hi,lo parameters can be scalar: in that case same value is used for all parameters.
- Improved decisions when to do A*B and A'B in parallel.
- rank() could create run-time error when matrix has missing values.
Now a warning, returning rank 0.
- New responsive html help (using iframes instead of frames).
Fixed problems in version 7.1:
- OSX OxEdit Add/Remove Modules/Load From: crash.
- foreach loops on arrays were accessing the items by reference rather
than value. This could lead to errors when the array item is changed in the loop, such as:
decl amres_hs = {1,unit(2),unit(3)}, h, i, j;
foreach (h in amres_hs[i])
{
amres_hs[i] = h + i * 10;
h += 1;
println(">>h?", h);
}
println(amres_hs);
This is now safe.
- foreach was not allowed on variables that were const or serial. The following
resulted in compilation error: 'amH' cannot take reference of constant:
decl jac_alphabeta = [=](const amH)
{
decl mj = <>, h, i;
foreach (h in amH[i])
{
}
};
- MaxSQP/MaxSQPF if error in argument, would just print function name
rather than the full run-time error message before stopping
- j = sscan("AA:5", "%*t", ":", "%d", &i); should have j=1 (not j=2)
%* means skip the assignment, and such fields should not be counted. They were,
however, for %t,%v,%C.
- If a data member of an object holds a function reference, this would be called
with the wrong number of arguments, leading to a runtime error.
- find when searching for a string inside an array: defaulted to
reverse search and ignored mode argument. When searching for a string inside a string
it was always using reverse search, regardless of the mode.
- Base class in class declaration did not handle namespace correctly.
Now in
class A : B { ... }
B defaults to the namespace in which it resides (or ::B for the global namespace,
or N::B for namespace N if in the global namespace).
- clone was not preserving the pubic flag when copying an array (making it by value).
If a member was an object, clone would lose its public or static property
after copying the object.
- Database::FindSelection should not give an error message when a variable is not found
- Problem with println("S\xF8ren"); and println("Søren");
- On the Windows console: depends on the active code page (chcp).
- in OxEdit: skips quite a bit of output after that.
Can make the Windows console UTF-8 by using chcp 65001 and the Lucinda Console font, then correct in both.
So best solution is for OxEdit/OxMetrics to treat all files with upper ASCII as UTF-8, not just
files with characters > 0xFF.
- A do {...} while loop as the very first executable code in a function can go wrong
because an invalid optimization makes the returning jump statement out by one
position in the code. Example:
#include
test(a, c)
{
decl b;//;=0;
do { b = a; ++c; } while (c < 0);
println(b);
}
main()
{
test(10, -2);
}
prints 1 instead of 10.
If the first statement is decl b = 0;, then there is executable
code before the do statement, and the issue does not arise.
- An indexation error in a function call argument would be reported at the wrong location.
- OS X OxEdit packaging error: has RunOnce with both files.
- If the number of arguments of a function declaration does not match a previous
declaration, it could crash Ox, rather than give a compilation error.
- replace("%", "", "_"); gets stuck in infinite loop
- static member variables could lead to a crash when an object was used in a
parallel loop (solved by creating a new global lock).
- Refactoring of gamma function code, small change in DGammaRatio_22.
- Autometrics: Backward elimination did not consider the empty model.
Ox version 7.10.
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Launch GoToWindow.exe
. You can also place it in in the Windows Startup menu to launch it automatically with Windows.
Press Win
+ Tab
+ Tab
to open the windows list. All windows are shown, with the most recently accessed first.
Press the Up
and Down
arrows to navigate in the list, and press Enter
to switch to the application.
Start typing keywords to filter the list. Note that only windows that contain all words in either the window title or the process name will be shown.
If no opened window is found for your query, press Enter
to search directly in the Windows Search charm.
Press Ctrl
+ Number (1 - 9)
to directly open the application at the selected index from the list.
Press Escape
to close the window.
To use GoToWindow within an application that runs with elevated privileges (Run as Administrator), GoToWindow must also run with elevated privileges, otherwise the native Win
+ Tab
will show up.
By default, GoToWindow expands web browser's tabs. This slows down display a little bit. You can disable it in the Settings, under the Plugins tab.
Windows 10 is supported, but there's a few glitches (icons and process name not showing up, some closed apps still showing up...)
If for some reason Go To Window crashes, create an issue (check if one already exists before).
Please include:
GoToWindow.log
in the installation directory).GoToWindow is extensible. Even the core functionality is a plug-in, that can be replaced if you wish. You can also write your own!
GoToWindow.Plugins.Core
: Loads the core windows list, as shown by the native Win
+ Tab
screen. Also allows launching the Windows Search if no window fit.GoToWindow.Plugins.ExpandBrowsersTabs
: Expands browser windows and shows all tabs as separate windows.GoToWindow.Plugins.ExplorerExtensions
: Show the full path of explorer windows instead of just the folder name. If a valid path is written, you can also open Windows Explorer with it.Simply drop the plug-in files under GoToWindow\Plugins
directory, and restart Go To Window.


BY EDWIN JAHIEL
ILLUMINATA (1998) *** Directed by John Turturro. Written by Brandon Cole and Turturro, from Cole's play. Photography, Harris Savides. Editing, Michael Berenbaum. Production design, Robin Standefer. Music, William Bolcom with Arnold Black ans others. Produced by John Penotti and Turturro. Cast: Katherine Borowitz (Rachel, the star and manager), Beverly D'Angelo (Astergourd, theater owner), John Turturro (Tuccio), Christopher Walken (Bevalaqua, the critic), Ben Gazzara (Old Flavio, actor), Bill Irwin (Marco, actor), Donal McCann (Pallenchio, theater owner), Susan Sarandon (Celimene, aging diva), Rufus Sewell (Dominique) and Georgina Cates (Simone) (juvenile leads), Leo Bassi (Beppo, the clown), Aida Turturro (Marta), David Thornton (Orlandini) (supporting players), et al. An Artisan Entertainment release. 112 minutes. R (language, sex)
Pirandello might have called it A Dozen Thespians in Search of Love. You could also call it Post-Modern Commedia dell'arte, what with improvisations, marionettes, and physical comedy. It is also a part-time descendant of the Theatre of the Absurd. Whatever the labels, it is most certainly Turturro and Company's love song to the theater.
Actor Turturro had previously directed one movie, also written by him and his friend Brandon Cole. That was Mac (1992) which is very good, heartfelt but was not circulated widely enough. For sundry reasons the 1998 Illuminata was released only recently.
IIlluminata is set in New York City, in 1905. Its multiple focus is a single, struggling, probably talented repertory troupe. As they are ending their Cavalleria Rusticana -- not the Mascagni opera but the 1884 play by Giovanni Verga -- they are manoeuvered by their playwright-in-residence Tuccio (Turturro) into performing next his latest, yet unfinished opus, Illuminata.
What goes on on that stage, behind and around it, defies description because of its zig-zags. Brandon Cole's original play was entitled Imperfect Love, which sums up matters, more or less. Life and theater are juxtaposed, contrasted, equated, complemented. No one is immune from stage worship or love in various forms.
The main thread is the love of Tuccio for lead actress Rachel, who in real life is Turturro's wife. Young, middle-aged, older people are in a constant hubbub which melds (or tries to) the realities of life and those of the theater. An extreme case is Christopher Walken as despised, feared critic.  Everything he does or says is funny. Example: "They say I like nothing. It's not true. I like chocolate and Caravaggio." Walken's ever-odd appearance, with his ambiguous, hairless face, reaches a peak here.
Most of the players are mature, a wonderful relief from teens, babes and twenty-somethings. It is wonderful to see older, experienced and fine actors like Walken, the great Ben Gazzara, the charming Susan Sarandon. She is oddly named Celimene, after the character in Moliere's The Misanthrope. (I don't know what is the point of this conceit). Their roles are quite unlike their past portrayals. I wish Rip Torn were also in the cast.
The women, from ingenue Georgina Cates to Turturro's plump cousin Aida Turturro, the lovely Beverly D'Angelo, and of course the enchanting Katherine Borowitz, are, each in a special way, "real women" and most appealing. Various situations also bring about a celebration of exposed breasts, from A to D cup -- and also give rise to some fine farcical scenes.
Turturro, in what we wish were a sign of the times, but is only mildly so, marks again the pleasurable notion of cinema not being exclusively limited to pretty-boys. Abroad, this happens with actors like France's Daniel Auteuil.  His beard is a flattering argument for not using razors. And his intensity shows in his acting, writing and directing.
Too much intensity tends to overwhelm and obscure the plot. I quote Turturro: "For me, Katherine's (Borowitz) face and sensibility, delicate but strong, intelligent and grateful, and her modesty were the inspiration, the soul of the piece. I tried to build everything around her."
What a Valentine to a spouse! Let us pray that unlike almost all actors, those two will not ever divorce. On the other hand the "building of everything" could have used more mortar and architecture. Turturro continues: " I looked at Rules of the Game, Jean Renoir's masterpiece, read the script of it, and was struck by the fact that he was inspired by Georges Feydeau's farces and then took that structure to explore serious themes."
As a specialist and admirer of both Feydeau and Renoir, I believe that the film does not succeed in this respect. Renoir's very French film is a mordant but tolerant satire of French society, from celebrities to the idle rich, from old soldiers to new lovers, from the ruling classes to their copy-cat servants in an Upstairs, Downstairs fashion.. It is all directed with clarity and cool, even when agitation reigns.
Feydeau's hilarious comedies spare no one but they are built like clockwork so fine-tuned that his plays' extravagant complications can be followed without a single "what? who? why? where?."
By contrast, this movie is a maze, a non-stop pile-up of people, dialogue --which can drag a bit,-- actions and tributaries to the main stream that could, and probably will, confuse you, especially since within the limited space of the settings there's no limit to the number of scenes.
The settings are very good. So are the photography, the costumes, the music and its use. Note that the main music credits go to William Bolcom, a major American composer who just wrote the score for the opera version of A View From the Bridge.
An oddity of this work is that its entire ambience and context are so overwhelmingly Italian or Italianate that some absent-minded viewers might miss the references to New York and think it all takes place in Italy.
Many scenes or parts thereof ought to delight spectators. Other viewers may have mixed feelings because of the construction. They probably wish that Illuminata would illuminate us more than it does.
One thing is clear to me: Never start an affair with a thespian. You will never know (nor will she or he) what is performance and what is reality.
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