Output Filters¶
The output filters only process the actions.
Action Filters¶
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class
rl_coach.filters.action.
AttentionDiscretization
(num_bins_per_dimension: Union[int, List[int]], force_int_bins=False)[source]¶ Discretizes an AttentionActionSpace. The attention action space defines the actions as choosing sub-boxes in a given box. For example, consider an image of size 100x100, where the action is choosing a crop window of size 20x20 to attend to in the image. AttentionDiscretization allows discretizing the possible crop windows to choose into a finite number of options, and map a discrete action space into those crop windows.
Warning! this will currently only work for attention spaces with 2 dimensions.
- Parameters
num_bins_per_dimension – Number of discrete bins to use for each dimension of the action space
force_int_bins – If set to True, all the bins will represent integer coordinates in space.
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class
rl_coach.filters.action.
BoxDiscretization
(num_bins_per_dimension: Union[int, List[int]], force_int_bins=False)[source]¶ Discretizes a continuous action space into a discrete action space, allowing the usage of agents such as DQN for continuous environments such as MuJoCo. Given the number of bins to discretize into, the original continuous action space is uniformly separated into the given number of bins, each mapped to a discrete action index. Each discrete action is mapped to a single N dimensional action in the BoxActionSpace action space. For example, if the original actions space is between -1 and 1 and 5 bins were selected, the new action space will consist of 5 actions mapped to -1, -0.5, 0, 0.5 and 1.
- Parameters
num_bins_per_dimension – The number of bins to use for each dimension of the target action space. The bins will be spread out uniformly over this space
force_int_bins – force the bins to represent only integer actions. for example, if the action space is in the range 0-10 and there are 5 bins, then the bins will be placed at 0, 2, 5, 7, 10, instead of 0, 2.5, 5, 7.5, 10.
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class
rl_coach.filters.action.
BoxMasking
(masked_target_space_low: Union[None, int, float, numpy.ndarray], masked_target_space_high: Union[None, int, float, numpy.ndarray])[source]¶ Masks part of the action space to enforce the agent to work in a defined space. For example, if the original action space is between -1 and 1, then this filter can be used in order to constrain the agent actions to the range 0 and 1 instead. This essentially masks the range -1 and 0 from the agent. The resulting action space will be shifted and will always start from 0 and have the size of the unmasked area.
- Parameters
masked_target_space_low – the lowest values that can be chosen in the target action space
masked_target_space_high – the highest values that can be chosen in the target action space
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class
rl_coach.filters.action.
PartialDiscreteActionSpaceMap
(target_actions: List[Union[int, float, numpy.ndarray, List]] = None, descriptions: List[str] = None)[source]¶ Partial map of two countable action spaces. For example, consider an environment with a MultiSelect action space (select multiple actions at the same time, such as jump and go right), with 8 actual MultiSelect actions. If we want the agent to be able to select only 5 of those actions by their index (0-4), we can map a discrete action space with 5 actions into the 5 selected MultiSelect actions. This will both allow the agent to use regular discrete actions, and mask 3 of the actions from the agent.
- Parameters
target_actions – A partial list of actions from the target space to map to.
descriptions – a list of descriptions of each of the actions
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class
rl_coach.filters.action.
FullDiscreteActionSpaceMap
[source]¶ Full map of two countable action spaces. This works in a similar way to the PartialDiscreteActionSpaceMap, but maps the entire source action space into the entire target action space, without masking any actions. For example, if there are 10 multiselect actions in the output space, the actions 0-9 will be mapped to those multiselect actions.
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class
rl_coach.filters.action.
LinearBoxToBoxMap
(input_space_low: Union[None, int, float, numpy.ndarray], input_space_high: Union[None, int, float, numpy.ndarray])[source]¶ A linear mapping of two box action spaces. For example, if the action space of the environment consists of continuous actions between 0 and 1, and we want the agent to choose actions between -1 and 1, the LinearBoxToBoxMap can be used to map the range -1 and 1 to the range 0 and 1 in a linear way. This means that the action -1 will be mapped to 0, the action 1 will be mapped to 1, and the rest of the actions will be linearly mapped between those values.
- Parameters
input_space_low – the low values of the desired action space
input_space_high – the high values of the desired action space


Which stores are selling CDs for better markups?(price more than $13)
Here are the total number of sales per store of CD's sold at more than $13
I want to check on the performance of an employee.
Will show the total amount sold for a salesperson for the entire year
I want to see the performance of my stores


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Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolk. Set mixture in the fridgeand waut until the fig mixture is cooled.
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For this week challenge, we were asked to revamp our original website. Unlike the previous time, this time around we were given permission to use Bootstrap or Jekyll to assist us with the process. Since I have heard of Bootstrap from my developer friends, Bootstrap was the option that I went with.
In the beginning, I underestimated the amount of research I needed to do in order to use Bootstrap. I thought I could dive right in, with no research, and I was going to unleash some crazy, hidden Bootstrap talent. Instead, I realize I needed to spend a little time figuring out how to use Bootstrap. Once I figured out that I needed to include the Bootstrap files in my repository and how to navigate the Bootstrap website, the process to redo my website was pretty straight-forward.
While Bootstrap simplified the process to redo my website, the challenging part comes from the fact that Bootstrap gave me too many options. Before Bootstrap I took an exorbitant amount of time to simply create a button. To some degree Bootstrap turned the process from figuring out how to create a button to a shopping experience; which button should I choose? Although Bootstrap gave me more options, I still ran into the same issue when I created my website from scratch, deciding on the overall layout of my website. Unfortunately, Bootstrap didn't help in the creativity department.


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The following is a result of having only one hour to research a new topic and write a blog post about it. It was done as part of the workshop run by Micah Martin when he visited London. The post is presented as it was on the day.Highly responsive applications that feel like native apps is the high ambition of most web apps these days. And it comes at a cost, MV* pattern gets you going really fast and DOM updates feel nice and smooth, it is a slippery slope and hard to keep coupling to a minimum between models and views. The main trouble is that the application complexity grows fast, with the usual consequences.
If you are a fan of functional, you are probably gravitating towards data structures which are immutable and have a soft spot for pure functions. But since we still need CRUD, we still need a good pattern for flowing updates to UI.
Complement to React, Flux is a pattern rather than library, before discussing it, let’s have a super brief run down of ReactJS
Application architecture used with React is based around the unidirectional data flow. It allows you to easily keep the application logic separate from individual views reducing coupling in your application. This is using the Von Neumann model of computing, where data only flows in one direction.
So, data flows one way: from owner to child. You can think of it as "one-way data binding”.
However, there are lots of applications that require you to read some data and flow it back into your program. For example, when developing forms, you'll often want to update some React state when you receive user input. Or perhaps you want to perform layout in JavaScript and react to changes in some DOM element size.
In React, you would implement this by listening to a "change" event, read from your data source (usually the DOM) and call setState() on one of your components. "Closing the data flow loop" explicitly leads to more understandable and easier-to-maintain programs. You may need to refer to React's forms documentation for more information.
A unidirectional data flow is central to the Flux pattern, and the above diagram should be the primary mental model for the Flux programmer. The dispatcher, stores and views are independent nodes with distinct inputs and outputs. The actions are simple objects containing the new data and an identifying type property. The following diagram demonstrates how the front end would interact with the server:
View action sends information in 2 directions:
This structure allows to reason easily about application in a way that is reminiscent of functional reactive programming, or more specifically data-flow programming or flow-based programming, where data flows through the application in a single direction — there are no two-way bindings. Application state is maintained only in the stores, allowing the different parts of the application to remain highly decoupled. Where dependencies do occur between stores, they are kept in a strict hierarchy, with synchronous updates managed by the dispatcher.
Credit for images and some parts of content goes to ReactJS website.


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Selena Gomez & Bella Hadid’s Instagram Fight Is Proof Of Mercury Retrograde’s Existence
by By Matt GaleaWith the craziness of Halloween and the countdown to Christmas, I think people forgot a very important little something that’s going down right now by the name of Mercury Retrograde.
As we know, when Mercury goes Retrograde, communication goes haywire, as does technology, so your social media interactions with people can become misconstrued or misinterpreted, leading to unintended online beef.
Selena Gomez would’ve been wise to remember this when leaving a comment on Bella Hadid’s Instagram ‘coz it resurrected their buried feud. Sigh.
A coupla days back, Bellzy posted a gorg pic, which prompted Sel to write “Stunning” in the comments.
Following this, a Selena fan account noted that Bella had deleted the pic, to which Sel reacted “That sucks,” implying that the model only deleted the pic ‘coz she wanted to remove Sel’s comment.
After Elle Magazine reported on the matter, Selena quashed the beef in the comments section of the article’s Insta post.
“NO,” Selena wrote. “I shouldn’t of [sic] spoken without knowing the truth. I’m sorry. Please don’t be hurtful. She is a wonderful person and it was all a misunderstanding.”
TMZ has also reported that Bella privately reached out to Sel to let her know that she only took the pic down because she decided she didn’t care for the shot.
TBF, who among us hasn’t posted a selfie then after seeing it on your grid, gone: ‘Ew. Gross. Deleting.’
This looks like a case of the internet making a bigger deal of something than it is.
It’s all good in the hood with Sel and Bell.
Image: Getty Images


The data from Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist is hosted at data.world. Data.world provides a home for datasets on the web, based on Semantic Web standards. All the datasets are available on this page for download, or you can query them directly at data.world on the Queries pages on this website.
Product.tsv is the tab-delimited data for Challenge 1.
Product.ttl is the same data in RDF
Authors.ttl - Data about the book's authors for queries in Chapter 6.
Customers.ttl - Total customer sales for a rule about Preferred Customers in Chapter 6.
dbpediaXREF.ttl - Cross-reference between dbpedia and the James Dean data in Chapter 6.
DirectorActorCrosswalk - A single cross-reference between Clint Eastwood the Director and Clint Eastwood the Actor for Chapter 6.
Family.ttl - Data for family relationships for queries in Chapter 6.
FamiltyRules.ttl - Data for family relationships including rules.
JamesDean.ttl - Basic data about James Dean, his movies, and his co-stars.
linkedMDB.ttl - A copy of the Linked Movie Data base.
From O. Hassanzadeh and M. P. Consens. 2009. Linked movie data base. In Proceedings of the WWW2009 Workshop on Linked Data on the Web (LDOW2009), Madrid, Spain, April 20, 2009.
Sales.ttl - Sales data by year for queries in Chapter 6.
Shopping.ttl Clothing catalog data for inferences in Chapter 7.
Library.ttl Hierarchy of properties relating patrons to book status in a library.
Married.ttl Simple example about maiden and married names.
Sales.ttl An example of a poor way and a good way to merge data sets using RDFS.
Ship.ttl Some made-up data about famous ships.
TheFirm.ttl Made-up data about consultants working for an imaginary company.
Ancestry.ttl A family tree with ancestry inferences
AncestryInferences.ttl RDFS Inferences from Ancestry.ttl
Family9.ttl Definition of Family relationships
IceCream.ttl A recipe for ice-cream represented in RDF. It's not very healthy, but it is delicious.
ManyNamesOfShakespeare.ttl Just a single cross-reference from one identifier for Shakespeare to another. This is used to combine different data sets about Shakespeare.
ProductCrosswalk.ttl A handful of cross-references from one product data set to another.
SPR.ttl Data for the Shakespeare example, coming from the Stratford Parish Registry.
Stones.ttl A light-hearted example using the Rolling Stones. Not a lot of data here, so if you were expecting a catalog of songs or something like that, you won't get no satisfaction.
bdb_equivalences.ttlEquivalence relations from Bridgedb (www.semanticscience.org}
CC.ttl List of US Counties and their locations, as found in dbpedia.org
ClassificationOfReports Automatically derived dataset from FHEO reports. Based on the reported bias, a report is classified into the corresponding category.
FHEO-Filed-Cases.xlsx The dataset is a list of all the Title VIII fair housing cases filed by FHEO from 1/1/2007 - 12/31/2012 (from https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/fheo-filed-cases)
FHEOMeta.ttl RDFS model of the types of violation described in FHEO-Filed-Cases.xlsx. This includes higher-level abstractions as well.
FHEORDF Automatically generated file that includes all the data about the FHEO reported cases in RDF. This includes the inferences into complaint classifications.
Plush.ttl Description of offerings at the Plush Beauty Bar day spa. This data does not represent any real offers by the Plush Beauty Bar, which is no longer in operation.
sio-release.rdf Simple Integrated ontology for types and relations of processes and their attributes. Used by bridgedb to identify relationships between entities.
Snapshot of AGROVOC from April 1, 2019. No, it's not an April Fool's joke.
skos-core.ttl Simple Knowledge Organization Scheme W3C Standard for thesauri and controlled vocabularies.
ADA90.ttl Expressing legislative restrictions in OWL. I am not a lawyer, so the accuracy of this interpretation of the Americans with Disabilities Act is probably not accurate.
Baseball.ttl Definitions of classes of baseball teams and players, using Japanese baseball leagues and teams as examples.
CableProvider.ttl Data about how to troubleshoot cable services, based on the questionnaire model in Questionnaire.ttl.
foaf.ttl Friend-of-a-Friend model for social networking
Questionnaire.ttl Model of a questionnaire; questions, answers, and dependencies.
ShakespearesChildren.ttl A model using the class-individual-mirror pattern to describe the children of William Shakespeare.
Vegetarian.ttl Definitions in OWL for Vegetarians
Baseball13.ttl Definitions of baseball concepts in OWL. Many inferences can be drawn without looking at the data at all.
JamesDean13.ttl Definitions of classes regarding owning movies in OWL. Demonstrates reasoning about cardinalities in an Open World.
JamesDean13X.ttl Additional definitions about James Dean movies.
chebi.skos.ttl Chemicals of Biological Interest, re-expressed in SKOS.
chebi.ttl Chemicals of Biological Interest, snapshot sourced from https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/ in 2019.
chebi_core.ttl Core definitions and basic information for CHEBI, Chemicals of Biological Interest, snapshot sourced from https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/ in 2019.
ro.ttl OBO Relations Ontology as described in http://www.obofoundry.org/ontology/ro.html
SCHEMA_QUDT_SCIENCE_v2.0.ttl Snapshot of v2.0 of the QUDT Science ontology . See http://qudt.org/
SCHEMA_QUDT-v2.0.ttl Snapshot of v2.0 of the QUDT Science ontology . See http://qudt.org/
VOCAB_QUDT-DIMENSION-VECTORS-v2.0.ttl Dimension systems for physical quantities and units in QUDT v 2.0. See qudt.org .
VOCAB_QUDT-QUANTITY-KINDS-SI-v2.0.ttl Quantity Kinds for SI units from QUDT. See .
VOCAB_QUDT-UNITS-BASE-v2.0.ttl Base ontology for units in v2.0 of QUDT . See http://qudt.org/ .
VOCAB_QUDT-UNITS-SPACE-AND-TIME-v2.0.ttl QUDT Units for Space and Time v2.0. See http://qudt.org/ .
VOCAB_QUDT-UNITS-THERMODYNAMICS-v2.0.ttl QUDT Thermodynamics Units v2.0. See http://qudt.org/
Classism.ttl Anti-pattern of Classism.
Ocean.ttl Anti-pattern of subclass as restriction


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Origin.—Adverbs, like prepositions and conjunctions, were originally case forms, made from the stems of nouns and pronouns. Some of these nominal and pronominal stems have gone out of common use, so that only petrified forms are left in the adverbs. Some of these words were still felt to be live cases; in others no consciousness of their origin survived. Many adverbs show old suffixes joined to the stem or to a case form (342). It is sometimes uncertain whether we should speak of adverbs or of nouns with local endings.
Nominative (rare): πύξ with clenched fist, ἅπαξ once, ἀναμίξ pell-mell.
Genitive: ἕνης day after to-morrow, ἑξῆς next, ποῦ, οὗ where, αὐτοῦ in the very place, ἐκποδών out of the way (ἐκ ¨ ποδῶν); by analogy, ἐμποδών in one's way.
Dative: δημοσίᾳ at public cost, λάθρᾳ in secret, κοινῇ in common, etc. (1527 b), ἄλλῃ otherwise, πῇ how.
Accusative: very common, especially such adverbs as have the form of the accusative of neuter adjectives, as πολύ much, μῑκρόν a little, πρῶτον at first, τήμερον to-day, πολλά often. See 1606-1611.
Locative: οἴκο-ι at home (οἶκο-ς house), Ἰσθμο-ῖ at the Isthmus, ποῖ whither, and all adverbs in -οι. The -ι of the consonantal declension is properly the ending of the locative, as in Μαραθῶν-ι at Marathon; -οισι (234) in O stems, in contrast to -οις; -ᾱσι (-ησι) in Ā stems (215): θύρᾱσι at the doors, Πλαταιᾶσι at Plataea, Ἀθήνησι at Athens; further in πάλαι long ago, ἐκεῖ there, πανδημεί in full force.
Instrumental: ἄνω above, κάτω below, οὔπω not yet, ὧ-δε thus (but the forms in -ω may be ablatives); κρυφῆ and λάθρᾱ in secret.
Ablative: all adverbs in -ως, as ὡς as, οὕτως thus, ἑτέρως otherwise. Here, e.g. original ἑτερωδ (cp. Old Lat. altoōd, abl. of altus) became ἑτερω (133), which took on -ς from the analogy of such words as ἀμφίς parallel to ἀμφί.
Place.—To denote place the common endings are:—
-ι, -θι, -σι at, in to denote place where (locative). -ου, the sign of the genitive, is also common.
-θεν from to denote the place whence (ablative).
-δε (-ζε), -σε to, toward to denote place whither.
In the following examples poetical words are bracketed.
| οἴκο-ι ( οἴκο-θι ) at home | οἴκο-θεν from home | οἴκαδε ( οἶκόνδε ) homeward |
| (οἰκα- is an old accusative form.) | ||
| ἄλλο-θι elsewhere | ἄλλο-θεν from elsewhere | ἄλλο-σε elsewhither |
| or ἀλλ-αχ-οῦ | ἀλλ-αχ-ό-θεν | ἀλλ-αχ-ό-σε |
| ἀμφοτέρω-θι on both | ἀμφοτέρω-θεν from both | ( ἀμφοτέρω-σε to both sides) |
| sides | sides | |
| παντ-αχ-οῖ in every | παντ-αχ-ό-θεν from every | παντ-αχ-ό-σε in all |
| direction | side | directions |
| πάντ-ο-θεν (rare) | πάντ-ο-σε | |
| αὐτοῦ in the very place | αὐτό-θεν from the very | αὐτό-σε to the very place |
| place | ||
| ὁμοῦ at the same place | ὁμό-θεν from the same | ὁμό-σε to the same place |
| place | ||
| Ἀθήνη-σι at Athens | Ἀθήνη-θεν from Athens | Ἀθήναζε to Athens |
| Ὀλυμπίᾱ-σι at Olympia | Ὀλυμπίᾱ-θεν from Olympia | Ὀλυμπίαζε to Olympia |
a. In -αζε, -δε is added to the accusative (1589), and stands for -α(ν)ς, the old acc. pl.,+-δε (Eng. TO). Cp. 26, 106. The other endings are added to the stem. -σε is usually added only to pronominal stems. -σι forms a locative plural. ο sometimes takes the place of ᾱ of the first declension (ῥίζοθεν from the root, stem ῥιζᾱ-), or is added to consonant stems. Words in -τερο- lengthen ο to ω. Between stem and ending αχ is often inserted.
b. -θεν may take the form -θε in poetry, and especially when the idea of whence is lost, as πρόσθε in front (134 D.). -θα is found in ἔνθα in all dialects. -θα for -θεν occurs in Aeolic and Doric.
c. Some local adverbs are made from prepositions, as ἄνω above, ἔξω outside, ἔσω within, κάτω below, πρόσθεν in front.
Hom. has many cases of the local endings, e.g. οὐρανό-θι in heaven, ἀγορῆ-θεν from the assembly; also after prepositions as a genitive case: ἐξ ἁλόθεν out of the sea, Ἰ̄λιό-θι πρό before Ilium. Cp. ἐμέθεν, σέθεν, ἕθεν, 325 D. 1. -δε in ἅλα-δε to the sea, πόλιν-δε to the city, πεδίον-δε to the plain, Ἀιδόσ-δε to (the house of) Hades, ὅν-δε δόμον-δε to his house.
Manner.—Adverbs of manner ending in -ως have the accent and form of the genitive plural masculine with -ς in place of -ν.
| δίκαιος | just | genitive | plural | δικαίων | δικαίως | justly |
| κακός | bad | “ | “ | κακῶν | κακῶς | ill |
| ἁπλοῦς | simple | “ | “ | ἁπλῶν | ἁπλῶς | simply |
| σαφής | plain | “ | “ | σαφῶν | σαφῶς | plainly |
| ἡδύς | pleasant | “ | “ | ἡδέων | ἡδέως | pleasantly |
| σώφρων | prudent | “ | “ | σωφρόνων | σωφρόνως | prudently |
| ἄλλος | other | “ | “ | ἄλλων | ἄλλως | otherwise |
| πᾶς | all | “ | “ | πάντων | πάντως | in every way |
| ὤν | being | “ | “ | ὄντων | ὄντως | really |
a. Adverbs in -ως are not formed from the genitive plural, but are originally old ablatives from ο stems (341), and thence transferred to other stems. The analogy of the genitive plural assisted the transference.
Various Other Endings.—Adverbs have many other endings, e.g.:— -α : ἅμα at the same time, μάλα very, τάχα quickly (in Attic prose perhaps). -ακις : πολλάκις many times, often, ἑκαστάκις each time, τοσαυτάκις so often, ὁσάκις as often as, πλειστάκις very often, ὀλιγάκις seldom, πλεονάκις more times. The forms without -ς (ὁσάκι, πολλάκι) are earlier, and -ς has been added by imitation of δίς, τρίς. -δην: συλλήβδην in short. -δον : ἔνδον within, σχεδόν almost. -ει : πανδημεί in full levy (341, locative). -τε : ὅτε when (Aeolic ὄτα, Dor. ὅκα). -τι, -στι: ἐθελοντί voluntarily, Ἑλληνιστί in Greek (fashion).
Comparison of Adverbs.—In adverbs derived from adjectives the comparative is the same as the neuter singular of the comparative of the adjective; the superlative is the same as the neuter plural of the superlative adjective.
a. Adverbs of place ending in ω, and some others, retain ω in the comparative and superlative.
| ἄνω | above | ἀνωτέρω | ἀνωτάτω |
| πόρρω | afar | πορρωτέρω | πορρωτάτω |
b. ἐγγύς near has ἐγγύτερον (-τέρω), ἐγγυτάτω (-τατα rare). πρῴ early has πρωϊαίτερον, πρωϊαίτατα.
c. There are some forms in -ως from comparatives: ἀσφαλεστέρως (ἀσφαλέστερον) more securely, βελτῑόνως (βέλτῑον) better. Superlatives in -ον are usually poetic; as μέγιστον.
Correlative Adverbs.—Adverbs from pronominal stems often correspond in form and meaning. In the list on p. 102 poetic or rare words are in ().
a. The demonstratives in () are foreign to Attic prose except in certain phrases, as καὶ ὥς even thus, οὐδ᾽ (μηδ᾽) ὥς not even thus (cp. 180 c); ἔνθα μὲν . . . ἔνθα δέ here . . . there, ἔνθεν (μέν) καὶ ἔνθεν (δέ) from this side and that. ἔνθα and ἔνθεν are usually relatives, ἔνθα taking the place of οὗ where and οἷ whither, and ἔνθεν of ὅθεν whence.
b. τοτὲ μὲν . . . τοτὲ δέ is synonymous with ποτὲ μὲν . . . ποτὲ δέ.
c. οὖν (339 e) may be added for indefiniteness: ὁπωσοῦν in any way whatever, ὁποθενοῦν from what place soever. ποτέ is often used after interrogatives to give an intensive force, as in τίς ποτε who in the world (as qui tandem); also with negatives, as in οὔποτε never, οὐπώποτε never yet. Other negatives are οὐδαμοῦ nowhere, οὐδαμῇ in no way, οὐδαμῶς in no manner.
| Interrogative: | Indefinite Relative | ||||
| Direct and | Indefinite | Demonstrative | Relative Specific | or Indirect | |
| Indirect | (Enclitic) | Interrogative | |||
| ποῦ | πού | (ἔνθα) ἐνθάδε, | οὗ where | ὅπου where- | |
| where? | somewhere | ἐνταῦθα there | (ἔνθα where) | (ever) | |
| ἐκεῖ yonder | |||||
| πόθεν | ποθέν from | (ἔνθεν) ἐνθένδε, | ὅθεν whence | ||
| whence? | some place | ἐντεῦθεν thence | (ἔνθεν whence) | ὁπόθεν whence- | |
| Place | ἐκεῖθεν from | (soever) | |||
| yonder | |||||
| ποῖ | ποί to | (ἔνθα) ἐνθάδε, | οἷ whither | ὅποι whither- | |
| whither? | some place | ἐνταῦθα thither | (ἔνθα whither) | (soever) | |
| ἐκεῖσε thither | |||||
| πότε | ποτέ some | τότε then | ὅτε when | ὁπότε when- | |
| when? | time, ever | (ever) | |||
| Time | πηνίκα at | (τηνίκα) ) at | ἡνίκα at which | ὁπηνίκα at | |
| what time? | τηνικάδε ) that | time | which time | ||
| τηνικαῦτα ) time | |||||
| πῇ which | πῄ some | (τῇ) τῇδε, ταύτῃ | ᾗ in which | ὅπῃ in which | |
| Way | way? how? | way, | this way, thus | way, as | way, as |
| somehow | |||||
| πῶς how? | πώς | (τώς), (ὥς) ὧδε, | ὡς as, how | ὅπως how | |
| somehow | οὕτω (ς) thus, | ||||
| Manner | so, in this way | ||||
| ἐκείνως in that | |||||
| way |
1. Hom. has (Aeolic) ππ in ὅππως, ὁππότε; Hdt. has κ for the π-forms, e.g. κοῦ, κού, ὅκου, κότε, etc. Hdt. has ἐνθαῦτα, ἐνθεῦτεν for ἐνταῦθα, ἐντεῦθεν (126 D.).
2. Poetic are πόθι for ποῦ, ὅθι for οὗ, ἦμος when, ἧ which way, where, etc.


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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union said on Monday that it continued to believe that Israeli settlement activity in occupied Palestinian territory was illegal under international law and eroded prospects for lasting peace.
“The EU calls on Israel to end all settlement activity, in line with its obligations as an occupying power,” EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said in a statement.
Her comments came after the United States effectively backed Israel’s right to build Jewish settlements on the occupied West Bank by abandoning its four-decade-old position that they were “inconsistent with international law.”


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Rules for Variables and Identifiers
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Barkhausen's criteria(definition and cases)
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VI characteristics (diode)
RC Coupled
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Rank of a matrix
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Linear transf is orthogonal or not
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Express quad form in canonical
Test for convergence of series
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Electrochemical Theory of Corrosion taking Fe as an Example
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Determination of Hardness by EDTA
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Ideal and Practical OpAmp Charac
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Euler's Theorem and Hence Prove..
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Reduction Formula and hence evaluate..
Chain Rule Problems
Tracing a Curve (Cartesian/ Parametric/ Polar)
Expanding fn to 3rd or 2nd Degree Term
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Find Spectral and Modal Matrix
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ALBERT B. MOORE Albert Burton Moore (1887-1967), the author of "Conscription and Conflict in the Confederacy," in his 45-year teaching career was the embodiment of a Southern scholar-gentleman. Born and raised in Alabama, he was a descendant of Confederate veterans, and he wrote and taught at a time when many of them were yet alive. His teaching career, except for four years in Iowa, was entirely in the South. He loved the fair play of sports (he served two terms as president of the NCAA), and he loved the South. His respect for his native region was duly reciprocated, and in his old age Moore served as executive director of the Alabama Civil War Centennial Commission and director of the Confederate States Centennial Conference as well as the Jefferson Davis Foundation. "Conscription and Conflict in the Confederacy" did not have to be an interesting book, but it is one because Moore's writing style is assured, easy, understated. And he has a keen eye for the pithiest quotes from his sources. He writes in proper British academic style, yet the voice is completely American. It is something Southern academics do splendidly. And he knows his Latin. His Southerners regarded their battlefield victories with sincere "gratulation," and Moore cannot bring himself to write "conscripted" when he knows Cicero would only have approved "conscribed." Moore's book is still valued by historians for both parts of its title. The 1996 introduction to the University of South Carolina edition rightly praises the book as still the fundamental introduction to Confederate conscription, as well as a groundbreaking exploration of internal divisions in the CSA, a topic which had been given short shrift by the Lost Cause version of the Civil War which prevailed in America at that time. Yet scholarly thinking about the Civil War and related issues has changed much since Moore's day. He saw the state and local identification of the CSA's regiments as a weakness, blocking Southern nationhood. But more recent views are that these local ties were exactly the glue that kept Civil War regiments effective, whether North or South. His assumption that secession was principally about states' rights is no longer shared by most historians. But because Moore felt the South's cause was states' rights, the "conflict" in the book's title is largely that between Davis' central government and state authorities, notably the states'-rights governors Brown and Vance. More recent historians, trained in Marxist methodology, instead have played up "class conflict" in the Confederacy. But that is not the bulk of the conflict in Moore's book. As a historian of the Confederacy, he was of the "Died of States' Rights" school of the '20s and '30s. "Like many Southern authors of his generation," the 1996 introduction explains, Moore "can be accused of searching for an internal key to the Confederate defeat in order to avoid any suggestion that the North actually beat the South in a fair fight." Also, Moore wrote in the same shadow that fell across Ella Lonn's 1928 book on Civil War desertion, the shadow of a more recent war. From our long perspective, America's fight in World War I perhaps seems short, enthusiastic, and unified. But in fact it was a disturbing time of repression and civil unrest in the U.S., and the war as a whole was an appalling waste of life based on tragic conscription policies among all the warring powers. "When reading Moore's criticisms of the Confederate Conscription Bureau," the introduction warns, "one should also remember that the author had witnessed the massive conscription programs of World War I." He makes frequent reference to it in his text. Unlike Lonn's book, Moore's makes no comparison with the Union, and it makes no attempt to place the CSA's experience in the flow of military history (despite the allusions to World War I). This is, to me, a serious oversight. Moore's book avoids statistics as much as possible, and the author always alerts his reader, if he delves into numbers, that all the figures are estimates at best, that they are often in dispute, and that surviving Confederate records are very incomplete. Moore views conscription as a flawed, but ultimately successful system that kept the Confederacy's will to fight for independence focused in an effective military effort for four hard years. He quotes the Richmond Examiner, that the conscription act of 1862 "not only overcame the deficiencies of the voluntary system, but changed the character of the army 'from the desultory character of prompt enthusiasm to that of permanent and organized discipline.' " Moore finds no inherent shame to the Confederate cause in the mere fact of conscription. "President Davis told the Mississippi legislature that there was no more reason to expect voluntary service in the army than voluntary labor upon the public roads or the voluntary payment of taxes." Yet he appreciates the challenge of applying such a system in the American South. "The enforcement of the conscript laws was attended by difficulties that inhered in a system of compulsory service among a proud and free people." He writes that the general public was "gradually reconciled" to the idea, though "strong opposition" remained. His view seems to be that the South's great mistake was not in turning to conscription, but in relying at first on volunteers. "[C]onscription would have been less odious if it had been made the exclusive policy of raising armies at the outset. It might then have been regarded as a scientific way of allocating the man power of the country and distributing fairly the burdens of war. But the volunteer system was tried the first year, and after conscription was adopted volunteering was still allowed. This made conscription appear to be a device for coercing derelicts, hence the taint that attached to the conscript." Here is what he writes of the initial impact of the 1862 act, which was to keep the 12-month men, whose terms were weeks from expiring, in the ranks:
This was a severe test of the patriotism and devotion of the twelve-months' troops. After nearly a year's experience with the diseases, privations, and hardships of the soldiers' life they were fondly anticipating a return to their homes where they could, temporarily at least, enjoy their habitual comforts and pleasures. They had, too, for self-justification, the unanswerable plea that they had borne their part of the burdens and dangers and that it was time for those equally interested and capable, who had as yet remained at home, to take their turns at the front. How great the sacrifice involved in the renunciation of their hoped-for release and pleasures may be more easily felt than described. 'Yet was there scarce a murmur of disappointment and disaffection, and not an instance, as far as known, of resistance or revolt.' "[p.16-17] In fact, he writes, the conscription act was more popular in the army than anywhere else in the South, because it would force the unwilling into the ranks alongside the patriots, who ultimately decided they did not mind seeing their time extended if the stay-at-homes were made to fight, too. Its second most important result was as a spur to volunteers. The combination of conscription and volunteerism was a peculiarity of the Civil War. Just as in the North (though Moore does not say this), the risk of being drafted, and the "odium" that would go with it, helped many men decide to volunteer, so they could collect the bounty held out to them and also choose their regiment. "Many of the volunteers might have gone into the service of their own volition later," Moore writes, "but the conscription act gave them to the service just at the moment when they were absolutely necessary to check the onrush of the enemy. The powerful armies built up in the summer and fall of 1862 were the backbone of the Confederate military system that distinguished itself on the bloody battlefields of 1863 and 1864." [p.356] Moore understood how the mere fact of conscription changed the entire nature of the volunteer. On the one hand, conscription was a spur to volunteering, but on the other, "conscription took some of the glory out of volunteering, and it probably blunted the edge of public opinion which otherwise might have driven many men to volunteer." He also calls attention to "the significant fact, pointed out by the Mobile Register and Advertiser, that many men who waited to be conscripted were not moral slackers, but they waited because of their private obligations and the necessities of their dependents. When they were conscribed they took up their arms in good faith." The actual drafting of men was probably the least effective part of the South's conscription policy, to read Moore. In fact, as it turned out, the timetable of it is close to that of the North. Drafting was scarcely begun in most places by the end of summer 1862, and in many others not at all until well into the following year. Moore's concluding paragraph:
Over against the friction, confusion, and dereliction depicted in this narrative stands out in bold relief the fact of general sacrifices unsurpassed in the annals of military history. Nor is conscription a contradiction of the cheerfulness with which the sacrifices were made. There is much truth in Lord Charnwood's observation that the general patriotism of the people is not to be judged so much by the failure of the purely voluntary system as by the success of the system which succeeded it. [In a footnote here, Moore writes, "Lord Charnwood said this of the North; it might as truly be said of the South."] The dereliction of many sets in a brighter light the heroic devotion of the masses. The unsurpassed sacrifice and heroism of the Southern armies and civilian population -- the proudest and most sacred tradition of the South -- stands unassailed.
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Property in Python Class
02 Feb 2016Recently we came across an interesting issue in our python project.
A class was instantiated with a particular value given to a instance variable. A few user actions later, an unexpected value of the instance variable was found. The symptoms ended there.
An initial attempt of trying to track the assignment of instance variable by code inspection was getting hard because
- There were a number of places in the code base where the variable was getting assigned
- Most of the assignments were from other variables in the code.
We looked for watch point support in the python debugger (pdb) that could have simplified in catching the suspect. Unfortunately, pdb did not have watch point support. We did a little bit of googling around, to find other python debuggers with watch point support. The search did not yield any familiar python debuggers having watch point support.
We discussed a few ways of catching the culprit. The one that I am going to show you now caught my attention, since it was clean and smart.
Problem
Here is the simulation of the same problem in a small piece of code.
We have a class BankCustomer, which has 3 attributes name, id and balance. An instance of BankCustomer is created with an initial value of the balance as 10000. The value of balance has been changed many times to simulate the assignments in different modules.
The idea is to catch the place where an assignment of a specific unacceptable value takes place. In this example, 5000 is an unacceptable value for balance.
Solution
The way we solve this problem is
- Make balance a property of the class
- In the property setter, we print the caller branching on the condition of interest
We make use of the inspect module stack() call to get the caller information.
The following shows the modified code for solving the issue.
We run the example. We can see a print that identifies the culprit. The print shows the next executable statement after the unacceptable assignment.
Terminal
python try.py assigned at try.py:38 code="c1.balance = 15000"


$ vagrant box add --name [name_of_the_box] [path/url to .box file]
$ vagrant box add --name secure_buildbox ./secure_buildbox.box
...
$ vagrant box list
secure_buildbox (virtualbox, 1.0.0)
...
$ mkdir /home/praveen/secure_buildbox
$ cd /home/praveen/secure_buildbox
$ vagrant init secure_buildbox
A `Vagrantfile` has been placed in this directory.  Please read
the comments in the Vagrantfile as well as documentation on
`vagrantup.com` for more information on using Vagrant.
$
$ pwd
/home/praveen/secure_buildbox
$ vagrant up
$ pwd
/home/praveen/secure_buildbox
$ vagrant suspend
$ pwd
/home/praveen/secure_buildbox
$ vagrant halt
$ pwd
/home/praveen/secure_buildbox
$ vagrant destroy


Enter an Email:
What value should be bonded to this note?
Listing ID?
Enter pin:
Enter an Encoded Bank Note


SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization is the process of optimizing a website or a web page to increase its visibility (higher positions in search results) to users of a search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc. and enable it to generate more traffic. In this tutorial we will explain the tips and tricks of effective SEO characteristics.
This tutorial has been prepared for the beginners to help them understand the basic to advanced concepts related to effective SEO characteristics.
Before you start this tutorial it is recommended to be aware of simple web technologies such as HTML, CSS, etc. Having your own website will be an added advantage as it will allow you to apply the SEO concepts in this tutorial.
© Copyright 2019. All rights reserved.


Barcelona define transfer ‘priorities’ to strengthen three positions – Identified one player as target
by Naveen UllalBarcelona have defined their ‘priorities’ for next summer, claims journalist Miguel Rico on the back page of Mundo Deportivo.
He states the La Liga winners want to bring in a new No 9, even though Luis Suárez still remains ‘untouchable’ at the club.
However, the Uruguayan’s age (he’ll turn 33 in January) and contract situation (expires in 2021) will make the Catalan club look for replacements.
Rico says sources from the Camp Nou have confirmed the Blaugrana are looking for a ‘pure centre forward’ whose characteristics are different to those of Antoine Griezmann.
They have identified Lautaro Martínez as a target. The Spanish champions are one of the top clubs who are after the Inter Milan striker, who is 10 years younger than Suárez.
Apart from a No 9, Rico explains Barcelona have prioritised signing a right-back and a central defender.
Nélson Semedo and Moussa Wagué are the two right-backs, while Sergi Roberto can also play in that position. Rico states Wagué is better than the Portugal international when it comes to attack, but he cannot defend, which is why they are looking for alternatives.
In the centre-back position, Samuel Umtiti has struggled with injuries and Barcelona want to make the Frenchman understand he doesn’t have a future at the club.
In addition to this, Gerard Piqué will turn 33 in February. Therefore, it’s necessary for Barca to bring in a new central defender.


Mobile Development
This is an iOS application which helps keep track of your recipies. It utilizes Core-Data for storage. The project shows the changes in Core-Data with Swift-3
Check it outAndroid app which helps to keep track of your stocks. Ability to search a stock and save them in your portfolio for regular updates. Utilizes SQLite and finance API's
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Ulster County NY Zip Codes Map | Kingston Zip Code Maps
Ulster County NY Zip Codes Map, Kingston New York Zip Codes. Find county and city area zip codes for businesses, real estate, property management, land .
http://www.cccarto.com/ny/ulster_zipcodes/index.html
TOWNSHIPS OF ULSTER COUNTY, NY - The Community Guide
ZIP CODES IN ULSTER COUNTY 12404 Accord 12406 Arkville 12409 Bearsville 12410 Big .
http://www.thecommunityguide.net/township.html
Ulster County QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau
Jan 10, 2013 . People QuickFacts, Ulster County, New York. Population definition and source info, Population, 2012 estimate, NA, 19,570,261. Population .
http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/36/36111.html
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Get NPA NXX (area code and prefix) information for ULSTER County, NY. . Area Code Information. zipcodes, Area Code History. navline. zipcodes, Area Code .
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Total population of ULSTER County, NY, 182,493. Male population of ULSTER County, NY, 90,809. Female population of ULSTER County, NY, 91,684 .
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Wallkill, Ulster County, New York is located in New York . with ZIP code 12589, telephone exchange 895 in the 845 area code and most of the Wallkill Central .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallkill,_Ulster_County,_New_YorkULSTER County, New York Digital ZIP Code Map
ULSTER County, New York Zip Code Map - Download From our Database of State Maps, County Maps, MSA Maps, Population Maps.
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New York home prices displayed on an interactive Heat Map. See the most and . See Heat Maps for your city or county. arrow. Sorry . Ulster County ZIP codes .
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Before Change
if isinstance(other, ToeplitzLazyVariable):
if len(self.c) != len(other.c):
raise RuntimeError("Can only multiply two ToeplitzLazyVariables if they correspond to the same grid.")
if self.J_left is not None:
if other.J_left is None:
raise RuntimeError("Cannot multiply interpolated ToeplitzLazyVariables by non-interpolated ones.")
if not (approx_equal(self.C_left, other.C_left) and approx_equal(self.C_right, other.C_right)):
After Change
return MulLazyVariable(self, other)
return ToeplitzLazyVariable(self.c.mul(other.c), self.J_left, self.C_left,
self.J_right, self.C_right, None)
elif isinstance(other, LazyVariable):
return MulLazyVariable(self, other)
else:
return ToeplitzLazyVariable(self.c.mul(other), self.J_left, self.C_left,
self.J_right, self.C_right, self.added_diag)


The motivation behind the recipe scraper was to offer an easy way to track and view various recipes from different sites.
This application employs the use of NPM packages including recipe scraper, express session, express handlebars, Bcrypt and Dotenv while also implementing frameworks and modules from Bulma, Sequelize ORM, ExpressJS and MySQL2.
Created 25th June 2021


Rnedering 3 Triangles with Triangle Class.
Rnedering a cricle with Circle Class.
Rendering particles with ProgramRenderer with the transfromFeedback.
Rendering Box with Box class and custom camera like Matrix4.
Rendering of Box with Camera using Box Class and Camera Class.
Sample Code | Module Code
Rendering of Rectangle with Texture using Texture and TextureRectangle Class.
Rendering of Line using Line Class.
Rendering of Arrow using ArrowHelper


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The Southeast Data Librarian Symposium organizers are committed to providing an environment that allows attendees to participate during the day without fear of harassment or discriminatory behavior. Due to the nature of this symposium being completely virtual we expect attendees to follow this code of conduct.
We use a Google Form that is actively monitored by symposium organizers for reporting any violations of the Code of Conduct.
During the conference, there will be a link below which can be used to access the form and report a violation.
Abusive Behavior: Harassment is understood as any behavior that threatens or demeans another person or group, or produces an unsafe environment.
Blatant -isms: Saying things that are explicitly racist, sexist, homophobic, etc. For example, arguing that some people are less intelligent because of their gender, race or religion. Subtle -isms and small mistakes made in conversation are not code of conduct violations. However, repeating something after it has been pointed out to you that you broke a social rule, or antagonizing or arguing with someone who has pointed out your subtle -ism is considered unwelcoming behavior, and is not allowed.
Maliciousness towards other attendees: Deliberately attempting to make others feel bad, name-calling, singling out others for derision or exclusion.
If any of the symposium organizers receive reports of any violations to the above listings you will be removed from the meeting for the duration of the symposium. You will be blocked from returning to any of the sessions that happen throughout the symposium and will be removed from the Discord server.
Code of conduct violations will be able to be reported through a Google Form once the conference has begun. Reports will be kept confidential to as small a group as reasonably possible.
Symposium organizers will react to the incident as soon as possible and make a decision. Once a decision is made we will communicate to the alleged harasser about the complaint and the actions that will happen. We will then follow up with the accuser about what actions were taken and check in with them to see how they are and what additional support they need.
This Code of Conduct is adapted from the Librarians Building Momentum for Reproducibility Librarians Building Momentum for Reproducibility conference Code of Conduct.


Because the topics which we are discussing in this class can be emotionally charged and "political," we encourage faculty to plan for this in advance. The University of Waterloo offers a comprehensive set of tips for facilitating discussion of difficult topics 4 (Facilitating Effective Discussions. Centre for Teaching Excellence, University of Waterloo, CC-BY-NC-4.0 5 ), some of which are summarized below:
in-context


PIG DICE
Rules
This game involves two players
Each player gets a chance to play
In each round the player can see their scores
If the dice rolls on 1 the player loses
The first to score 100 points is the winner
The user can hold the dice and the points would be added to the other scores
For the first player click on the first play button
For the second player click on the second play button
For the first player to hold click on the first hold button
For the second player to hold click on the second hold button
Roll Player1
Roll Player2
NEW GAME
Player 1
Score
Player 2
Score
hold Player1
hold Player2


David Njenga
Education Background
- 2019 -> German
- 2015-2018 -> Highschool
- 2007-2015 -> Primary
- 2005-2007 -> Pre-School
Hobbys
- Gaming
- Watching movies,animes,animations
- Eating
- Board Games
- Living
Skills
- Speaking in multiple languages
- Html and Css
- Gaming
Reason for joining Moringa
Passion for Coding and Programming and also the recommendation of an alumni


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Time spent at a terminal or console. More inclusive than hacking time;
commonly used in discussions of what parts of one's environment one uses
most heavily. “I find I'm spending too much of my tube time reading mail
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The natural logarithm of 10.
The natural logarithm of 2.
The base-10 logarithm of e.
The base-2 logarithm of e.
Pi. This is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
The square root of 0.5, or, equivalently, one divided by the square root of 2.
The square root of 2.
Defined globally by the ContentFlow widget. Do not use this.
Returns the absolute value of a number (the value without regard to whether it is positive or negative). For example, the absolute value of -5 is the same as the absolute value of 5.
A numeric expression for which the absolute value is needed.
Returns the arc cosine (or inverse cosine) of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the arcsine of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the inverse hyperbolic sine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the arctangent of a number.
A numeric expression for which the arctangent is needed.
Returns the angle (in radians) from the X axis to a point.
A numeric expression representing the cartesian y-coordinate.
A numeric expression representing the cartesian x-coordinate.
Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns an implementation-dependent approximation to the cube root of number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the smallest integer greater than or equal to its numeric argument.
A numeric expression.
Returns the number of leading zero bits in the 32-bit binary representation of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the cosine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the hyperbolic cosine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
One-argument error function
Defined globally by the ContentFlow widget. Do not use this.
Input number
Value of the cumulative gaussian distribution at the given input.
Returns e (the base of natural logarithms) raised to a power.
A numeric expression representing the power of e.
Returns the result of (e^x - 1), which is an implementation-dependent approximation to subtracting 1 from the exponential function of x (e raised to the power of x, where e is the base of the natural logarithms).
A numeric expression.
Returns the greatest integer less than or equal to its numeric argument.
A numeric expression.
Returns the nearest single precision float representation of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the square root of the sum of squares of its arguments.
Values to compute the square root for. If no arguments are passed, the result is +0. If there is only one argument, the result is the absolute value. If any argument is +Infinity or -Infinity, the result is +Infinity. If any argument is NaN, the result is NaN. If all arguments are either +0 or −0, the result is +0.
Returns the result of 32-bit multiplication of two numbers.
First number
Second number
Computes the natural logarithm.
Defined globally by the ContentFlow widget. Do not use this.
Input number
The natural logarithm of the input number.
Returns the natural logarithm (base e) of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the base 10 logarithm of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the natural logarithm of 1 + x.
A numeric expression.
Returns the base 2 logarithm of a number.
A numeric expression.
Computes the logarithm of a value to the given base.
Defined globally by the ContentFlow widget. Do not use this.
Input number
Base
The logarithm of the given input to the given base.
Returns the larger of a set of supplied numeric expressions.
Numeric expressions to be evaluated.
Returns the smaller of a set of supplied numeric expressions.
Numeric expressions to be evaluated.
Computes the normal distribution of an input
Defined globally by the ContentFlow widget. Do not use this.
Input number
Standard deviation parameter of the normal distribution.
Mean parameter of the normal distribution
Value of the normal distribution at the given input
Computes the normed normal distribution of an input
Defined globally by the ContentFlow widget. Do not use this.
Input number
Standard deviation parameter of the normed normal distribution.
Mean parameter of the normed normal distribution
Value of the normed normal distribution at the given input
Returns the value of a base expression taken to a specified power.
The base value of the expression.
The exponent value of the expression.
Returns a pseudorandom number between 0 and 1.
Returns a supplied numeric expression rounded to the nearest integer.
The value to be rounded to the nearest integer.
Returns the sign of the x, indicating whether x is positive, negative or zero.
The numeric expression to test
Returns the sine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the hyperbolic sine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the square root of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the tangent of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the hyperbolic tangent of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the integral part of the a numeric expression, x, removing any fractional digits. If x is already an integer, the result is x.
A numeric expression.
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The mathematical constant e. This is Euler's number, the base of natural logarithms.


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Define options
Your examination of the costs, benefits and risks of each option forms the core argument of your business case.
The decision-makers should be able to understand the comparative advantages, costs and weaknesses of each option, assessed against the organisation’s capability to deliver the solution.
Your conclusion and recommended option should be clearly supported by this evidence.
Play description
Explore viable options in detail and assess how they will achieve the desired outcomes. Assess each option against the desired outcomes to identify strengths and weaknesses. Consider the comparative costs, benefits, and risks of each solution. Different options may deliver different benefits and costs for similar outcomes. Accurately calculating the costs and benefits of each option will help decision-makers compare the different options presented in the business case. It is important to be clear how you will measure the costs and benefits for each option.
Similarly, assessing the risks of each option make them easier to compare. You need to consider risks based on how they may impact the desired outcomes, the organisation, and the government. There may be some risks which are common across all options, while the impact of the risk may be different.
Test the viability of implementing each option. You should consider the capability of your organisation to implement each option. You should also consider if other government organisations or the private sector need to be engaged in developing or implementing a solution. You may need to approach the market to identify whether there is an existing solution to the business problem, or to clarify the costs of implementing a solution.
Key activities
Understanding the costs and benefits
Decide how you will calculate the costs of the proposal
There are many methods available for generating costings depending on the experience of those preparing the business case. There is no universally recognised single best approach for developing costs, but other government agencies such as your Finance or Treasury Department (or equivalent) may guide you. The size, complexity and type of initiative may determine whether you use an agile or waterfall funding model. For example, waterfall project management approaches may be appropriate when updating ICT infrastructure. More agile approaches may be more useful to help you build services that meet complex user needs, or to deliver value quickly.
Make sure you explain any assumptions made. Initial cost estimates may be imprecise but will become more accurate as you work through the business case process.
Involve a variety of people and subject matter experts to inform your costs
Talk to the people who will be making decisions on the business case to understand what they want included. Relevant groups within your organisation can also help you establish the costs of internal services and resources. Subject matter experts and other stakeholders outside your organisation are another good source of costing advice.
Cost based on scope and implementation approach
Options with greater ICT complexity and scope are likely to cost more. The choice of delivery method will also affect the way costs are calculated. Agile and waterfall approaches will each require unique considerations.
Quantitative and qualitative measurements of benefits
Give a broad overview of the benefits each option will deliver. Include both quantitative and qualitative measurements of the outcomes. For example, you might intend to measure changes in staff hours (quantitative) and gain feedback on customer experience through a survey (qualitative). Work with the people who will be implementing the project to define the metrics that are most valuable.
Conduct detailed cost and benefit analysis on the preferred option
Perform a more detailed analysis of the costs and benefits once decision-makers have agreed with the preferred option. Look for guidance and templates on conducting cost benefit analysis from agencies in your government with responsibility for overseeing business case processes.
Understanding the risks
Determine the level of risk the organisation is willing to take
Talk to people within the organisation to understand what level of risk and reward is acceptable to address the problem. For example, an organisation may not accept risks which, introduce complexities for customer interactions with the organisation.
Understand what could go wrong for each option
There are various types of risks to consider. These include technology, business, funding and implementation risks. Ensure you consider the same type of risks across each option, so they are easy to compare. Remember, there will be risks for not doing anything at all.
There are actions that can be taken to reduce risks to an acceptable level (or risk mitigation activities).
Think about different ways to avoid or minimise the risk. Look to include different approaches to reduce the probability and impact of the risk occurring. Your options can also be supported by including risk ratings before, and after mitigation, to assist decision-makers in their evaluation of the proposal.
Plan how you will manage risk
Use a risk management approach which works for your organisation. There may be existing tools and templates available from your organisation to help guide you. As part of your implementation approach (refer to Draft the business case), define a process to continually identity and manage risks. Give specific consideration on how cyber security and privacy risks will be managed.
Questions to consider
Understanding the costs and benefits
- Who can help with developing costing models?
- What degree of costing competence or maturity do you have within your organisation?
- Can you draw organisation expertise into the development of costs?
- How are you going to measure the size and complexity of the problem?
- What are the current digital and ICT support and maintenance costs?
- How complex are the business requirements and the digital and ICT capability?
- How much do staff cost and how long will they be required for?
- How long are staff required over the implementation period?
- How many people will use the new digital and ICT capability?
- What will the organisation require to maintain and support the new digital and ICT capability once it is implemented?
- Have you agreed on the benefits with the relevant stakeholders?
- What is happening within your organisation, government, industry, and globally that might affect your business case?
- When, where, why and how are things likely to divert from your proposed outcomes? Think about categories of risk: e.g. operational, strategic, reputational, ICT and infrastructure, stakeholder relationships, contracts and procurement, service interruptions, the public, workforce capability and capacity.
- Are the risks internal or external?
- Who might be involved or affected if something goes wrong?
- Are there any risk dependencies (will treating one risk impact your determination of another risk)?
- Are you regularly engaging stakeholders to ensure the risks stay up-to-date?
- Have you considered privacy risks?
- Have you considered cyber security risks?
- Have you considered the legal risks that might affect the options in your business case?
Understanding the risks
Resources
Cost Estimation Guide (Australia) – This is a guide to allow robust costing to occur as there are a number of principles that should be covered when they are estimated.
Cost-Benefit analysis document (Australia) – Guidance on why cost-benefit analysis is important.
Cost-benefit analysis document (Australia) – Detailed guidance on how to use cost-benefit analysis to assess proposals.
Risk analysis is included in the Regulation Impact Statements guidance document (Australia) - Detailed guidance on how to use risk analysis as part of the business case.
ICT Risk Management Guidance (New Zealand) - This document goes through the steps for assessing risk and measuring it in your business case.
ISO 31000:2018 Risk management — Guidelines – The International Standard provides guidelines on managing risk faced by organizations. You can customise these guidelines to apply to any organization and its context.
Agile delivery (United Kingdom) ‑ How to work in an agile way: principles, tools and governance.


This is my first website!
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My favorite website for coding practice is Codecademy, but I like Khan Academy too. To ask me questions about the class email me at: christinezorachapman@gmail.com


I'm Kartik, a 3rd second year Computer Science major at University of California, Berkeley. I'm currently a working with the Internation Computer Science Institute as a researcher as a part of the FrameNet project. In addition to this, I am part of a team that is developing Hermes, a lecture enhancer loosely based off our CalHacks project, Megafind. Hermes is currently being used by CS61A and CS61B and we have plans to expand it even to even more classes and develop more features.
Besides those projects, I do have other hobbies. I was a TA for CS61A, Berkeley's introductory course, and am currently a TA for CS61B, Data Structures. I have developed a good amount of content for these courses- you can probably find it on this website. In addition to this, I do go to the gym fairly frequently and attempt to stay physically fit. I was once an avid swimmer and this semester I plan on reigniting this passion. I am also a big fan of cheeses (gouda, gruyere, swiss etc) feel free to ask me about the best flavors and what they go good with!


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Symbols can be really confusing when you first use Ruby - what are the differences between Strings and Symbols?
Why are symbols faster?
Consider the following:
string_1 = "Hello"
string_2 = "Hello"
Even if it has the same value, we are creating a new string. In other words, in the above example, we have manufactured two strings with the value of "Hello"
.
string_1 = "Hello"
string_2 = "Hello"
string_1.object_id
# =><PHONE_NUMBER>7280
string_2.object_id
# =><PHONE_NUMBER>8440
However, with symbols this isn't the case.
string_1 = :hello
string_2 = :hello
string_1.object_id
# => 1149468
string_2.object_id
# => 1149468
In this case, both :hello
s are exactly the same, they are not created twice.
Since there can only be one instance of any symbol, comparison is much faster with symbols compared to strings. With strings, there can be multiple instances of strings with the same value, making the comparison relatively slower.
Moreover, comparison of symbols are a O(1) comparison, so they are super efficient.
Symbols are immutable. This means that once you create a symbol, you can't change it.
With strings, you have handy methods like upcase!
or reverse!
, but symbols do not have that capability.
This is why symbols are great for using when you are representing something that shouldn't change.


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My name is Brandon Cebulak
- Fun fact
- Daughter is my life.
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