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Amazon Forecast - Grow your business by forecasting its future
Want to predict your upcoming sales revenue??
Want to know appropriate inventory levels of a particular item to stock??
Want to predict the right level of available resources, such as staffing levels, raw material etc. to maximize revenue and control costs??
To run a successful business, you should be ready for the future. No matter the scale of the business, you should be ready for any circumstance. Almost all companies have been facing the problem of predicting its sales revenue, inventory management, workforce and resource management, financial planning, supply chain, healthcare, etc.
Before machine learning, people could only predict based on their experiences. But obviously, that cannot be precise. Since all the companies have been storing all these transactions (sales figures, inventory data) for a long time, this can be used to forecast the future using machine learning.
A good forecaster is not smarter than everyone else. He merely has his ignorance better organized.
 It can achieve forecasting accuracy levels that used to take months of engineering in as little as a few hours with no machine learning experience to get started.
Amazon Forecast supports the following dataset domains:
- RETAIL Domain — For retail demand forecasting
- INVENTORY_PLANNING Domain — For supply chain and inventory planning
- EC2 CAPACITY Domain — For forecasting Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) capacity
- WORK_FORCE Domain — For workforce planning
- WEB_TRAFFIC Domain — For estimating future web traffic
- METRICS Domain — For forecasting metrics, such as revenue and cash flow
- CUSTOM Domain — For all other types of time-series forecasting
Steps:
- Create Dataset and Import data
- Train a Predictor
- Generate Forecasts
Problem Statement (Download Dataset):
Predicting the sales of an item for the next 10 days based on past sales records for 30 months.
Create Dataset and Import data:
To Start Forecasting your data, Upload it to an S3 Bucket.
Open Amazon Forecast console and select “Create Dataset Group”.
To create a dataset group, there are 3 more steps:
- Create Dataset Group
- Create Target Time Series Dataset
- Import Target Time Series Data
1.Create Dataset Group:
You can give any Dataset Group Name and since our dataset is of forecasting retail we have selected Domain as “Retail”.
2.Create Target Time Series Dataset:
In this step, you have to describe the Data scheme and the Frequency of your data needs to be given to Amazon Forecast.
3.Import Target Time Series Data:
In this step, Give the timestamp format of your dataset. It has to be a form of “yyyy-MM-dd” or “yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss”.
You can create a new IAM role or select an existing role.
In the Data Location field, enter the path of your dataset present in S3.
To complete your first step, click on “Start Import” and wait for the import to complete.
Train a Predictor:
After the import is done, you would see a screen as shown below. Click on the “Start” button beside “Predictor Training”.
In this step, we will forecast for the next 10 days. So we’ve set the Forecast horizon as 10. For the “Algorithm Selection” you can select a manual algorithm or select “AutoML”. The rest of the things can be kept as default and click “Train Predictor”.
Amazon Forecast will now start to train the forecasting model by understanding the data and forming an algorithm that fits best for the provided dataset. It might take around 10–20 minutes depending on the size of your dataset.
Generate Forecasts:
After training your dataset, It’s finally time to generate the forecast and have a look into the future!!
After the training, you would see the above screen. Click on the “Start” button right next to “Forecast Generation”.
Here you can enter any name for your forecast and select the Training model that we have just trained.
Once that is done. It’s time to now forecast sales.
Click on “Lookup Forecast” as seen below.
Here you would be asked for the select your forecaster. Select a start date and end date. Remember, That the difference between the start and end date should not be greater than the “Forecast Horizon” that you had mentioned while training your model.
Since in our data we had only one item. We had to put the item_id as 1. Now hit “Get Forecast” and scroll down to see the results.
You would see something the result as mentioned below. The results have Time on the X-axis and the expected sales on the Y-axis.
The result does look confusing as to what is P10, P50 and P90 forecasts. These are the Prediction quantiles. By calculating prediction quantiles, the model shows how much uncertainty is associated with each forecast.
For the P10 prediction, the true value is expected to be lower than the predicted value, 10% of the time. For the P50 prediction, the true value is expected to be lower than the predicted value, 50% of the time. For the P90 prediction, the true value is expected to be lower than the predicted value, 90% of the time.
If you think you might face a problem of storage space or cost of investment if you overstock the item, you might wanna choose the P10 forecast. as you will be overstock for only 10% of the time else you would be sold out every day. But on the other hand, the cost of not selling the item is extremely high or the cost of invested capital is low or it would result in huge amounts of lost revenue you might wanna choose the P90 forecast.
Summary:
We have imported the data to an S3 bucket and uploaded them to the Forecast dataset. Trained the model using the AutoML predictor and used that to generate a forecast. You have successfully built your first “Time Series Forecasting” model, using Amazon Forecast.


Dragdrop elements with Vanilla Javascript ES6, see the Documentation
Drag and Drop the elements bellow =)


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Package io.github.imunsmart
Class Controller
- java.lang.Object
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- io.github.imunsmart.Controller
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public class Controller extends java.lang.Object
The main controller class for our JavaFX Production application Currently handles H2 database, SQL and events from our UI.- Since:
- 9/19/2020
- Version:
- 1.0
- Author:
- Devin
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Controller()
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addProduct(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Event when add product button is pressed, inserts values from UI into H2 database using SQL, assuming valid fields are entered.void
disconnect()
Closes the connection when the program is exited.void
employeeLogin(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Gets information from text fields and attempts to login, fires when login button is pressed.void
initialize(javafx.stage.Stage primaryStage)
Main initialization method.void
recordProduction(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Event when record production button is pressed, inserts values from UI into H2 database using SQL.void
registerEmployee(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Gets information from text fields and attempts to register, fires when register button is pressed.java.lang.String
reverseString(java.lang.String pw)
Reverses a string recursively (used for basic file encryption).void
showDialog(java.lang.String title, java.lang.String message)
Creates a new popup dialog with the specified title and message.static void
testMultimedia()
Tests the functionality of the multimedia interface.
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Method Detail
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addProduct
public void addProduct(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Event when add product button is pressed, inserts values from UI into H2 database using SQL, assuming valid fields are entered.- Parameters:
event
- ActionEvent to handle
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recordProduction
public void recordProduction(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Event when record production button is pressed, inserts values from UI into H2 database using SQL.- Parameters:
event
- ActionEvent to handle
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registerEmployee
public void registerEmployee(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Gets information from text fields and attempts to register, fires when register button is pressed.- Parameters:
event
- ActionEvent
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employeeLogin
public void employeeLogin(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
Gets information from text fields and attempts to login, fires when login button is pressed.- Parameters:
event
- ActionEvent
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initialize
public void initialize(javafx.stage.Stage primaryStage)
Main initialization method.
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testMultimedia
public static void testMultimedia()
Tests the functionality of the multimedia interface.
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reverseString
public java.lang.String reverseString(java.lang.String pw)
Reverses a string recursively (used for basic file encryption).- Parameters:
pw
- the password string to reverse- Returns:
- the reversed pw string
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showDialog
public void showDialog(java.lang.String title, java.lang.String message)
Creates a new popup dialog with the specified title and message. The popup forces application modality so users must close the popup before continuing.- Parameters:
title
- the title of the dialog boxmessage
- the message of the dialog box
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disconnect
public void disconnect()
Closes the connection when the program is exited.
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So I had a very peculiar problem yesterday when I had to setup a Mac for a new user. The only problem was, I could not login to the admin account. That was strange. We provision accounts remotely using JumpCloud, allowing user credentials to be provisioned to individual systems. It allows me greater efficiency to onboard and offboard users.
What happened was the Mac has been inactive for 5 months. For some reason, it couldn't validate my password even though it was the correct one. I tried a few things, like resetting the password for the admin account locally. However, that didn't work. I thought I'd try to use the root account, but for some reason, I couldn't su into the terminal.
So I figured I needed a way to create a new user account, but how do I do that when I could not even access my admin account.
Thankfully, found the answer at Stack Exchange. Was able to create a new local account and then de-associate the other accounts on the Mac and re-provision the system.
So follow these steps to create a new admin account when you don't have access to your admin accounts.
/sbin/mount -uw /
then ↩ enter.rm /var/db/.AppleSetupDone
then ↩ enter.reboot
then ↩ enter.


Phase 0
Week 3
February 7th, 2016
This week I will explain the best practices associated with using classes and ids. The main reason I want to explain the best practice and how to use these is because when I first reviewed this material, I was questioning the best practices too. While I was not hung up on the idea of what they do, but the best way to use them.
Both class and id are both CSS selectors that will target any element whose attribute has a value of note or introduction. Which is a complicated way of saying if you define a class in html, css will have a matching element to target rules. For example if I had a heading in html h1 id="top" then on css I will have the corresponding #top {}. Additionally if I had the paragraph p class="note" then on css I will have the corresponding .note{}.
So now you know what the tag and selectors are, what is the best use for them. For best practice you want to use a class when you want to consistently style multiple elements throughout a page or your entire site. Ids you want to use when you create a unique element to your site. For example if you want your header on each page to look identical, you would use the class selector and use the same class on multiple elements.


Bio::MaxQuant::ProteinGroups::Response - Analyze MQ proteinGroups for differential responses
Version 0.03
This module is tailored for MaxQuant data, but could be applicable elsewhere. The target experiment is one where several celltypes have been assayed for responses to different conditions, e.g. cancer cell lines responding to hormones and drugs. The module help to analyse responses to the conditions within each cell line and differences in those responses between cell lines. Those differences in responses indicate that the proteins involved are markers of the mechanism by which the cells differ in their response, and are therefore not only good targets to exploit for biomarkers, but also for biological follow up.
use Bio::MaxQuant::ProteinGroups::Response;
my $resp = Bio::MaxQuant::ProteinGroups::Response->new( filepath=>'proteinGroups.txt' );
$resp->replicate_comparison(output_directory=>'./replicate_comparisons'); $resp->calculate_response_comparisons(output_directory=>'./responses'); $resp->calculate_differential_response_comparisons(output_directory=>'./differential_responses');
The data are output as tables in the directories. They are the printable tables returned from Statistics::Reproducibility.
creates a new ProteinGroups object.
Options: filepath - path to the file! default is proteinGroups.txt separator - NOT table separator! This is the separator used in the experiment name to separate cellline from condition from replicate. Default is full stop (period) rseparator - used for separating the compared cells/conditions. the default is hyphen (-) replicate_indicator - used in differential response comparisons to indicate which cell the individual replicates were compared (with the median of the other cell)
returns a handle to the results file, ready for writing.
this is not callde until processing starts, but when it is it will clobber the old file.
Returns the list of experiments in the file as a hash. Keys are names, values are listrefs of cellline,condition,replicate. Caches! So once called, it will not re-read the file unless/until you delete $o->{experiments}
Also populates cellines, conditions and replicates lists, which are accessible by their own accessors.
TO BE REMOVED
Does a quick normalization of ALL the input columns. They are each normalized by their own median, and not directly to each other.
Two options are available:
select => [list of indices] exclude => [list of indices]
Select allows to choose a particular subset of rows on which to normalize, e.g. some proteins you know don't change. Exclude allows to choose a particular subset of rows to exclude from the normalization, e.g. contaminants.
sub quickNormalize { my ($o,%opts) = @_; my $d = $o->data; my $n = $o->{n}; my @I = (0..$n-1); if($opts{exclude}){ my %I; @I{@I} = @I; delete $I{$_} foreach @{$opts{exclude}}; @I = sort {$a <=> $b} keys %I; } if($opts{select}){ @I = @{$opts{select}}; } $o->{quicknorm} = { map { my $med = median ((@{$d->{$_}})[@I]); ($_ => [map {/\d/ ? $_ - med : ''} @{$d->{$_}}]) } keys %$d; } }
TO BE REMOVED
Option: select (as for quick Normalize)
This allows blanking the data for a subset (e.g. contaminants) so that they do not contribute to the statistics.
help function, accepts a listref and a list of indices to blank (set to '') returns the listref for your convenience.
Returns the list of cell lines. Ensures experiments()
is called.
Returns the list of conditions. Ensures experiments()
is called.
Returns a hash of key=conditions, value=list of replicates.
Ensures experiments()
is called.
Returns the list of replicates. Ensures experiments()
is called.
Method to parse the experiment name. Uses $o->{separator} to separate into 3 parts. Uses index and substr, not regexes. Default separator is dot/fullstop/period "." .
Method to parse the response name. Uses $o->{rseparator} to separate into 3 parts. Uses index and substr, not regexes. Default separator is hyphen "-", which should not be used in experiment name!
Uses Statistics::Reproducibility to get normalized values and metrics on each condition.
Caches!
Returns the list of comparisons that can be made between conditions within each cell line, given the replicates available.
At least 2 replicates must be available for a comparison to be made.
Caches.
Returns the list of comparisons that can be made between cell line responses to a each condition.
Caches.
Reads in all the protein ratios from the proteinGroups file. Also reads other identifying information, such as id and Leading Proteins. Reads each non-normalized ratio column into a list and stores them in a hash by experiment name.
Converts one datum into a logged ratio or an empty string, depending.
calculates the differences between conditions in a cell type. outputs a bunch of files. You can specify the diretory with output_directory option.
Helper function
Tries FormatSigFigs($_[0],$SigFigs)
, but only if $_[0] actually looks like a number!
$SigFigs is a global in this module and is set to 3.
calculates the medians for all replicate sets and stores them in $o->{medians}
a method called by medians()
if resultsfile was defined. Calls put_resultsfile with
some medians and normalized data.
helper function that dumps a HoL as a tab delimited table.
helper function that does a simple median calculation
take a list of lists (ref) and outputs directly to $o->{resultsfile}. This is as an alternative or addition to the output_file options avaiable for some methods, and is called by dump_results_table and others throughout processing.
Dumps a results table to a file ($o->{complete_results_file}) for laster use.
helper function that separates out and better labels the different results from Statistics::Reproducbility
Jimi, <j at 0na.me>
Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-bio-maxquant-proteingroups-response at rt.cpan.org
, or through
the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html. I will be notified, and then you'll
automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc Bio::MaxQuant::ProteinGroups::Response
You can also look for information at:
http://annocpan.org/dist/Bio-MaxQuant-ProteinGroups-Response
http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/Bio-MaxQuant-ProteinGroups-Response
http://search.cpan.org/dist/Bio-MaxQuant-ProteinGroups-Response/
Copyright 2014 Jimi.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the the Artistic License (2.0). You may obtain a copy of the full license at:
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If your Modified Version has been derived from a Modified Version made by someone other than you, you are nevertheless required to ensure that your Modified Version complies with the requirements of this license.
This license does not grant you the right to use any trademark, service mark, tradename, or logo of the Copyright Holder.
This license includes the non-exclusive, worldwide, free-of-charge patent license to make, have made, use, offer to sell, sell, import and otherwise transfer the Package with respect to any patent claims licensable by the Copyright Holder that are necessarily infringed by the Package. If you institute patent litigation (including a cross-claim or counterclaim) against any party alleging that the Package constitutes direct or contributory patent infringement, then this Artistic License to you shall terminate on the date that such litigation is filed.
Disclaimer of Warranty: THE PACKAGE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS' AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES.  UNLESS REQUIRED BY LAW, NO COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTOR WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THE PACKAGE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.


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AGRC has statewide National Agricultural Imagery Program (NAIP) 4-band aerial photography for Utah. The imagery is 1-meter resolution and was collected in the summer of 2011. The date the photography was flown can be found in the SrcAImgDate
field of the NAIP2011_4-band_Index shapefile, the IDATE
field in the NAIP2011_4-band_FlightDate_Index shapefile, in the .txt metadata files after Calendar_Date:
, or the SDATE
field of the county mosaics shapefile. The images have a UTM NAD83 meters projection.
* If you are having problems with the imagery from AGRC read this document first.
If you have any trouble contact Rick Kelson at<PHONE_NUMBER>)


| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricBlockCipher
base interface that a public/private key block cipher needs
to conform to.
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| AsymmetricCipherKeyPair
a holding class for public/private parameter pairs.
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| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
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| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
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| CryptoException
the foundation class for the hard exceptions thrown by the crypto packages.
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| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
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| DerivationParameters
Parameters for key/byte stream derivation classes
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| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
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| InvalidCipherTextException
this exception is thrown whenever we find something we don't expect in a
message.
|
| KeyGenerationParameters
The base class for parameters to key generators.
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| RuntimeCryptoException
the foundation class for the exceptions thrown by the crypto packages.
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| Signer
Generic signer interface for hash based and message recovery signers.
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| StreamCipher
the interface stream ciphers conform to.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BasicAgreement
The basic interface that basic Diffie-Hellman implementations
conforms to.
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| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| DerivationFunction
base interface for general purpose byte derivation functions.
|
| DerivationParameters
Parameters for key/byte stream derivation classes
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CryptoException
the foundation class for the hard exceptions thrown by the crypto packages.
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| ExtendedDigest |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricBlockCipher
base interface that a public/private key block cipher needs
to conform to.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| InvalidCipherTextException
this exception is thrown whenever we find something we don't expect in a
message.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricBlockCipher
base interface that a public/private key block cipher needs
to conform to.
|
| BasicAgreement
The basic interface that basic Diffie-Hellman implementations
conforms to.
|
| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
|
| BufferedBlockCipher
A wrapper class that allows block ciphers to be used to process data in
a piecemeal fashion.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| DerivationFunction
base interface for general purpose byte derivation functions.
|
| InvalidCipherTextException
this exception is thrown whenever we find something we don't expect in a
message.
|
| Mac
The base interface for implementations of message authentication codes (MACs).
|
| StreamCipher
the interface stream ciphers conform to.
|
| Wrapper |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricCipherKeyPair
a holding class for public/private parameter pairs.
|
| AsymmetricCipherKeyPairGenerator
interface that a public/private key pair generator should conform to.
|
| CipherKeyGenerator
The base class for symmetric, or secret, cipher key generators.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| DerivationFunction
base interface for general purpose byte derivation functions.
|
| DerivationParameters
Parameters for key/byte stream derivation classes
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| KeyGenerationParameters
The base class for parameters to key generators.
|
| PBEParametersGenerator
super class for all Password Based Encryption (PBE) parameter generator classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| Mac
The base interface for implementations of message authentication codes (MACs).
|
| Signer
Generic signer interface for hash based and message recovery signers.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| Mac
The base interface for implementations of message authentication codes (MACs).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
|
| BufferedBlockCipher
A wrapper class that allows block ciphers to be used to process data in
a piecemeal fashion.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| InvalidCipherTextException
this exception is thrown whenever we find something we don't expect in a
message.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
|
| BufferedBlockCipher
A wrapper class that allows block ciphers to be used to process data in
a piecemeal fashion.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| InvalidCipherTextException
this exception is thrown whenever we find something we don't expect in a
message.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DerivationParameters
Parameters for key/byte stream derivation classes
|
| KeyGenerationParameters
The base class for parameters to key generators.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricBlockCipher
base interface that a public/private key block cipher needs
to conform to.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| CryptoException
the foundation class for the hard exceptions thrown by the crypto packages.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| DSA
interface for classes implementing algorithms modeled similar to the Digital Signature Alorithm.
|
| InvalidCipherTextException
this exception is thrown whenever we find something we don't expect in a
message.
|
| Signer
Generic signer interface for hash based and message recovery signers.
|
| SignerWithRecovery
Signer with message recovery.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BasicAgreement
The basic interface that basic Diffie-Hellman implementations
conforms to.
|
| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricBlockCipher
base interface that a public/private key block cipher needs
to conform to.
|
| BlockCipher
Block cipher engines are expected to conform to this interface.
|
| BufferedBlockCipher
A wrapper class that allows block ciphers to be used to process data in
a piecemeal fashion.
|
| CipherKeyGenerator
The base class for symmetric, or secret, cipher key generators.
|
| CipherParameters
all parameter classes implement this.
|
| DataLengthException
this exception is thrown if a buffer that is meant to have output
copied into it turns out to be too short, or if we've been given
insufficient input.
|
| DerivationFunction
base interface for general purpose byte derivation functions.
|
| DerivationParameters
Parameters for key/byte stream derivation classes
|
| Digest
interface that a message digest conforms to.
|
| DSA
interface for classes implementing algorithms modeled similar to the Digital Signature Alorithm.
|
| Mac
The base interface for implementations of message authentication codes (MACs).
|
| StreamCipher
the interface stream ciphers conform to.
|
| Wrapper |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BasicAgreement
The basic interface that basic Diffie-Hellman implementations
conforms to.
|
| DerivationFunction
base interface for general purpose byte derivation functions.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsymmetricBlockCipher
base interface that a public/private key block cipher needs
to conform to.
|
| Signer
Generic signer interface for hash based and message recovery signers.
|
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Reuben creates waves in ‘NE Body Can Sing’ finale
Staff Correspondent
SHILLONG: Meghalaya’s Reuben Mewanshuwa Hadem won the “NE Body Can Sing” Season IV finale which was held at U Soso Tham here on Saturday on the occasion of Prasar Bharati Foundation Day. Supriya Laimayum of Manipur took the second spot.
“NE Body Can Sing” is a musical reality show to explore the young talents of the Northeast and provide a platform for budding artists from different parts of the region.
The grand finale of Season-IV of “NE Body Can Sing” pitted, seven contestants. Mudang Buggi (Arunachal Pradesh), Anannya Choudhury (Assam), Supriya Laimayum (Manipur), Reuben Mewanshuwa Hadem (Meghalaya), RK Lalduhkima (Mizoram), Sentisangla Oungth (Nagaland) and Joseph Sada (Sikkim) took part in the fourth season.
Winner Reuben was awarded in the form of a contract worth Rs 1 lakh with a certificate and a memento while the runners-up Supriya Laimayum took home a contract worth Rs 50,000 with certificate and memento. Other participating contestants were awarded contracts of Rs 6,700.
Shashi Kant ADG (E), North East Zone AIR and DDK who graced the occasion as the chief guest said that such competition provides a platform for budding and young artists of the region.
Also Read: Awareness meet on Rights to Persons with Disabilities held in Hailakandi
Also Watch: Actress Amrita Gogoi promotes ‘Pratighat’ at Namti in Sivasagar


WAR CRIMES
A Report on United States
War Crimes Against IraqRamsey Clark and others
report to the Commission of Inquiry for the International War Crimes TribunalISBN 0-944624-15-4
Please see that your local libraries and bookstores have copies of this book. Order from:
Maisonneuve Press
P.O. Box 2980
Washington, D.C. 20013
FAX<PHONE_NUMBER>Send $12.95 for each book plus $1.50 for postage (Inquire about discounts for multiple copy orders).
Also available from:
Commission of Inquiry for the International War Crimes Tribunal
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We’ve had some terrific contributions this week, and our Top of Utopian is stacked with great stuff from the Ideas, Translation, Analysis, Blog, and Anti-abuse categories. Check them out to see some the best stuff we’ve supported this week. And speaking of support, we’re still seeking yours on IndieGogo and Fundition.
Staff Picks
Suggestion: Proposal for a capability-based facet-contract implementation for the STEEM blockchain. by @mattockfs [ideas]
The Steem blockchain is so dynamic such that it can house many kinds of applications. @mattockfs made a very lovely proposal to the Steem repository which, if implemented, could benefit the entire community. @mattockfs’s proposal did not get staff picked just because the idea was solid. The way he structured and presented the plan, in a straightforward and understandable format, was also a significant factor. He provided both a technical overview and and a simple example to make his proposal easily implementable if the PO or other community devs decide to do so. This is an excellent example of the kind of contributions we want to see in the Idea category.
Total payout: 27.59 STU Number of votes: 118
Electron - korean translation(1,345 words) for pull request by @dakeshi [translations]
The translator did an excellent job translating of 1,345 words. According to the Korean moderator who reviewed the contribution, the translator used correct terms that are appropriate for the Korean Language.
Total payout: 63.29 STU Number of votes: 168
Witness of the people, by the people, for the people by @blockchainstudio [analysis]
This week’s staff pick for the Analysis category is @blockchainstudio’s sixth and most in-depth contribution to date. Collating and processing witness and witness proxy data is a time-consuming and detailed task. It is also difficult to present and explain in a straight-forward manner. The analysis covers multiple angles with regards to Witness rankings and who’s voting for each witness, using various criteria, and presents these findings superbly.
Total payout: 134.76 STU Number of votes: 278
The Steem Marketplace Roadmap by @beggars [blog]
The Blog category’s staff pick this week is only one of four contributions @beggars had this week, all about the upcoming Steem Marketplace utilizing Steem Engine to create a new token. We found this post to be the most impactful of the bunch, as it lays out the project’s roadmap.
Total payout: 46.85 STU Number of votes: 186
TRACKING DOWN PLAGIARISED POST IN STEEMIT (HELPING TO STOP ABUSE ON STEEMIT) PART-2 by @leoumesh [anti-abuse]
With over a year of experience tracking plagiarism on Steemit, @leoumesh shares his techniques in finding original sources. This post walks you through uncovering plagiarism with translated text. The search engines will not find the text in English, but when translated back to the original source language, you may well have a match! If you think a post is translated from a different language, read on and learn.
Total payout: 65.92 STU Number of votes: 168
Utopian.io Post Statistics
The staff picked contributions are only a small (but exceptional) example of the mass of contributions reviewed and rewarded by Utopian.io.
- Overall, the last week saw a total of 189 posts, with 122 of them rewarded through an upvote by @utopian-io.
- In total, Utopian.io distributed an approximate of 3879.39 STU to contributors.
- The highest payout seen on any Utopian.io contribution this week was 178.039 STU, with a total of 1124 votes received from the community.
- The contribution that attracted the most engagement was Today March 11, I Grew Older. I Got A Gift And It Is The New Steemgigs.org Landing Page. Permit Me To Share This Gift With You., with no less than 47 comments in its comment threads.
- The average vote given by Utopian.io was worth 30.79 STU.
Category Statistics
|Category|Reviewed|Rewardable|Rewarded|Total rewards|Top contributor| |:-|:-|:-|:-|-:|:-| |graphics|11|10|7|191.89 STU|@tobaloidee| |translations|27|26|16|721.91 STU|@alexs1320| |video-tutorials|6|4|3|151.50 STU|@tensor| |blog|46|36|32|607.04 STU|@beggars| |bug-hunting|18|16|15|286.28 STU|@harry-heightz| |copywriting|2|2|2|56.61 STU|@harry-heightz| |ideas|24|17|12|257.11 STU|@harry-heightz| |tutorials|14|14|10|229.58 STU|@pckurdu| |anti-abuse|5|4|4|241.98 STU|@leoumesh| |development|25|24|13|654.36 STU|@holger80| |iamutopian|8|8|6|294.14 STU|@didic| |analysis|2|2|2|120.40 STU|@blockchainstudio|
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Growth and greed are the enemies of craft and quality. We changed the playing field for ourselves and anyone who wants to join us. We aim to show how a small, multi-disciplined team of creatives can outperform large behemoth agencies, creating award-winning work. And we can do that while providing competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and incredible opportunities for individual growth for every associate.
There’s a solid foundation of focus and passion for our work, camaraderie between coworkers, and respect for our clients that everything else continually pivots upon. We listen. Then we make. Visual systems, illustrations, icons, photographs, video, motion graphics, code, interactions, tools, products. Our individual passions help us approach problems differently, as a team. We work together to create something better than what we can make alone.
At Bonfire Red, you experience an environment where great work and shenanigans coexist. No doubt, the work always comes first. The shenanigans are sprinkled in between the making. They are a bi-product of our commitment to stay small, by design, and cultivate amazing relationships with every single associate in the studio.
Something about it ain't right. But that's alright.
It’s designed to be inviting. Familiar. Comfortable.
Inspiring and functional. Lived in.
We lunch together.
We wash our own dishes.
We hijack the playlist.
There are no weak links.
Everyone has voice.
Everyone has a seat at the table.
We learn from our losses.
We celebrate a lot. About anything.
Its pretty fam up in here.
We partner with brands of all sizes to strengthen their brand presence to their customer base. We are industry agnostic. What is consistent about our best Clients, is that they are open to a digital-first mentality. We collectively agree that a brand’s visual system should embrace technology to demonstrate how a brand sounds, looks, and moves.
Great work takes great talent. And Columbus, Ohio is saturated with some of the best in the country. We aim to attract talent with a love for all things graphic design, who have an entreprenurial spirit, who believe in the power of collaboration and have a delicious thirst to learn.
We’re all different names for the same thing — A Maker. We’re all problem solvers, tinkerers, thinkers, and doers cut from different cloth. Creative is what binds us. There’s no red tape on a good idea, and we’ve all got a seat at the table.
We handpick for chemistry and quality and our partners are part of the pack.
Game recognizes game.
We’re passionate about passion. It’s at the heart of everything we do and it's louder than words. It’s in our DNA and quite frankly, we just can’t help ourselves.
We do things a little differently. We let people be themselves. We don’t enjoy walking on eggshells, so it’s up to you to figure out how to approach a problem at work. With this type of freedom comes a culture of ownership and responsibility.  For yourself, or the rest of us.
Bonfires bring people together. To tell stories. To enjoy one another. To gaze into its beauty. Red is the color of passion. For better or worse, we wear it on our sleeve every day.
Inspired by our love for constructivist poster design, we had a preference for sharp angles and straight lines rather than curves.
Comprised of 3 elements, representing our 3 core values as a company.
Passion is our flame. It’s in our DNA.
Creative is our core. It’s what binds us.
Clients are our kindling. The fuel that keeps us going.
City Bold is used as our primary typeface in the logo (BONFIRE), matched with Futura Medium used to compliment and povide visual hierarchy to the lockup.
In 1930, at the tail end of the constructivist movement, renowned typehouse Berthold released City, a bold, angular slab serif evoking an industrial, urban feeling.
In 1927, Bauer Type Foundry released a geometric sans-serif typeface, Futura, based on triangles, squares and near-circles.
To be used when space allows.
To be used for horizontal compositions.
To be used for square or vertical compositions.
Only for use in small scale application where size and legibility prelude the use of other options.
Always leave space around the logo equal to the width of the symbol.
When applied to light fields of color, use the ash and red logo.
When applied to dark fields of color, use the white and red logo.
When applied to white fields in black/white, use the black logo.
When applied to grey/black fields in black/white, use the white logo.
When applied to white fields in black/white, use the black logo.
Don’t stretch or distort the logo.
Don’t rotate the logo.
Don’t add extra effects to the logo.
Don’t use non-brand color on the logo.
Use the horizontal logo when matching with another horizontal logo. Distance between two logos are equal to 2x symbol width. Use a 45° Judge Grey line with 60% opacity between the logos.
When applied to light fields of color, use the ash and red logo.
Alternate Gothic #2 is used for headlines and things we want to say loudly. Slap a cap on that, and let's roll.
Some say it's a dirty font, yet we think it's a legible slab serif perfect for body copy and pull quotes.
Open source via Latinotype (http://www.latinotype.com/)
Sometimes we want a sans serif for body copy. A versitile alternative to condesed all-caps.
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Created by photographer & design director, Holly Malone. The photography representing Bonfire Red exude a warm, film-like, feel. Beautiful bright tones and soft, warm effects to make clean natural light effects every time.
Let’s give them a flavor of what it’s like to work with us:
Proud. Passionate. A little rough around the edges. Meet me at LP, and let’s have a conversation - That's what it sounds like.
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| Heading 1 | Alternate Gothic #2 | 130px | 100px |
| Heading 2 | Alternate Gothic #2 | 40px | 34px |
| Sub Title | Alternate Gothic #2 | 22px | 18px |
| Text 1 | Sanchez | 16px | 28px |
| Text 2 | Sanchez | 12px | 20px |
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The challenge of this project was to bring Design Central's unique culture, passion for clients, depth of expertise and strategic drive to life through storytelling. Our team met this challenge head-on and the result is work we're all incredibly proud of.Kyle Harrington
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This week's sets of classical pen and paper and computational exercises are again a continuation of the topics from the previous homework sets and the first midterm. We keep discussing conservation laws, conservative forces, energy, momentum and angular momentum. These conservation laws are central in Physics and understanding them properly lays the foundation for understanding and analyzing more complicated physics problems. The relevant reading background is
The numerical homework is based on what you did in homework 5 and/or the first midterm.
There are also two optional exercises, one is a simple survey after the midterm. We would love hearing back from you about how the course is progressing. The other exercise is an optional exercises on harmonic oscillations.
Compile a summary of the material covered in this class so far that covers the major topics (Newton’s Laws, conservative and nonconservative forces, and conservation of energy, momentum, and angular momentum and harmonic oscillations). This summary should not only contain a list of equations but should also include important concepts, numerical elements, and mathematical methods, and show the connections between different concepts. Make this summary as long as you need to throughly review all of the covered topics.
Which of the following force are conservative?
The Lennard-Jones potential is often used to describe the interaction between two atoms or ions or molecules. If you end up doing materals science and molecular dynamics calculations, it is very likely that you will encounter this potential model. The expression for the potential energy is of the molecule is:
$$ V(r) = V_0\left((\frac{a}{r})^{12}-(\frac{b}{r})^{6}\right), $$where \( V_0 \), \( a \) and \( b \) are constants and the potential depends only on the relative distance between two objects \( i \) and \( j \), that is \( r=\vert\boldsymbol{r}_i-\boldsymbol{r}_j\vert=\sqrt{(x_i-x_j)^2+(y_i-y_j)^2+(z_i-z_j)^2} \).
In the first midterm we looked at an object/particle moving in a potential which resulted in harmonic oscillations. The aim here is to summarize in more detail the material from harmonic oscillations.
Relevant reading here is Taylor chapter 5 and the lecture notes on oscillations.
We will consider a particle of mass \( m \) moving in a one-dimensional potential,
$$ V(x)=k\frac{x^2}{2}, $$where \( k \) is a parameter.
We will limit ourselves to a one-dimensional system. You will need to select values for the initial conditions and the various parameters \( k \), \( m \), \( b \), \( \omega \) and \( F_0 \) discussed here.
You don't need to do this exercise, but it gives you a bonus score of 10 points.
This time the additional bonus exercise is a simple survey. We are now moving into our second half of the semester and we would very much have your feedback on how things are functioning so that we can improve and correct.
The following gives you an opportunity to earn five extra credit points on each of the remaining homeworks and ten extra credit points on the midterms and finals. This assignment also covers an aspect of the scientific process that is not taught in most undergraduate programs: scientific writing. Writing scientific reports is how scientist communicate their results to the rest of the field. Knowing how to assemble a well written scientific report will greatly benefit you in you upper level classes, in graduate school, and in the work place.
The full information on extra credits is found at https://github.com/mhjensen/Physics321/blob/master/doc/Homeworks/ExtraCredits/. There you will also find examples on how to write a scientific article. Below you can also find a description on how to gain extra credits by attending scientific talks.
This assignment allows you to gain extra credit points by practicing your scientific writing. For each of the remaining homeworks you can submit the specified section of a scientific report (written about the numerical aspect of the homework) for five extra credit points on the assignment. For the two midterms and the final, submitting a full scientific report covering the numerical analysis problem will be worth ten extra points. For credit the grader must be able to tell that you put effort into the assignment (i.e. well written, well formatted, etc.). If you are unfamiliar with writing scientific reports, see the information here
The following table explains what aspect of a scientific report is due with which homework. You can submit the assignment in any format you like, in the same document as your homework, or in a different one. Remember to cite any external references you use and include a reference list. There are no length requirements, but make sure what you turn in is complete and through. If you have any questions, please contact Julie Butler at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| HW/Project | Due Date | Extra Credit Assignment |
| HW 3 | 2-8 | Abstract |
| HW 4 | 2-15 | Introduction |
| HW 5 | 2-22 | Methods |
| HW 6 | 3-1 | Results and Discussion |
| Midterm 1 | 3-12 | Full Written Report |
| HW 7 | 3-22 | Abstract |
| HW 8 | 3-29 | Introduction |
| HW 9 | 4-5 | Results and Discussion |
| Midterm 2 | _4-16_ | Full Written Report |
| HW 10 | 4-26 | Abstract |
| Final | 4-30 | Full Written Report |
You can also gain extra credits if you attend scientific talks. This is described here.
This opportunity will allow you to earn up to 5 extra credit points on a Homework per week. These points can push you above 100% or help make up for missed exercises. In order to earn all points you must:
Approved talks: Talks given by researchers through the following clubs:
All the material on extra credits is at https://github.com/mhjensen/Physics321/blob/master/doc/Homeworks/ExtraCredits/.


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2 June 2004
A cluster of Salmonella Enteritidis (SE) cases marked by a distinctive pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) pattern has been identified in the United States and traced to consumption of natural raw almonds.
To date, 32 cases have been identified with onsets between March 2003 and April 2004. These almonds (from Paramount Farms, California, USA) were sold across the United States under several brands and exported to China, Province of Taiwan, Democratic Republic of Korea, France, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico and the United Kingdom.
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled the product and notified those countries who received the almonds. (For more information, see the FDA web site ). Several United States health authorities are involved in the ongoing investigations.
Salmonellosis outbreaks linked to almonds are rare and have only been associated with almonds consumed in their raw state, without further processing.


The SpeechRec object can be used to listen for and recognize speech.
Create a SpeechRec object using the CreateSpeechRec method of the app object:
Use the Recognize method of the SpeechRec object to tell it to start listening:
When the SpeechRec object has started listening, the OnReady callback function will be called. Use the SetOnReady method to set the name of your OnReady callback function.
If the SpeechRec object recognizes speech, the OnResult callback function will be called. The results are passed to the OnResult callback function as an array, with the most probable result at the front. Use the SetOnResult method to set the name of your OnResult callback function.
If the SpeechRec object does not recognize anything, the OnError callback function will be called. Use the SetOnError method to set the name of your OnError callback function.
See 'CreateSpeechRec for more informations and a complete function list


Welcome to the remoteprez homepage
Introduction to remoteprez
remoteprez is a Google Chrome extension to remotely control an HTML5 presentation.
Check out the demo!
Currently, the following presentations are supported:
Download
Download the official extension from the Chrome Web Store.
Contributors
License
This extension is released under the MIT License.


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Lots of advanced features like smile shutter and file size is n't mean i wo n't do it unattractive.
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Lots of advanced features like smile shutter and test out the accessories from Sony are overpriced but possibly worth it unattractive.


Purpose: To combine restaurant finding and recipe finding into one web application
Usage:
This project consists of the following files:
Link to GitHub repository: https://github.com/marissarrwilson/Proj1
Link to deployed application: https://marissarrwilson.github.io/Proj1/
Usage: This password generator will provide the user with a password suggestion based on the criteria chosen by the user via a series of prompts.
Link to GitHub repository: https://github.com/marissarrwilson/PasswordGenerator
Link to deployed application: https://marissarrwilson.github.io/PasswordGenerator/
Method
I made this password generator using HTML, CSS and JavaScript files. I did not make changes to the HTML and CSS files, and added code to the JavaScript file.
Description
Usage
Type in a city's name to view its current weather. The application can be accessed via the following link: https://marissarrwilson.github.io/Weather-Dashboard/.
Link to GitHub repository: https://github.com/marissarrwilson/Weather-Dashboard
Description
Recipe Share is an application where users can search for, and share their own recipes on a single platform. When users create an account, they will have the option to “save” recipes for later and add their own concoctions to the food blog.
Usage & Installation
Create the database by using mySQL Workbench, copy schema.sql and seed.sql and run each document in it. Setup the .env to run this. You may also need to do an npm install. Run locally via terminal/Gitbash by typing "node server.js" to start up the application. Open browser to "http://localhost:3000" to use!
Link to GitHub repository: https://github.com/marissarrwilson/Project-2
Link to Heroku deployed application: https://recipe-share-team-one.herokuapp.com/
Link to presentation slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mzwqSG5l1ccwJvd59UCrqDW_1Mcoga7kNdNsRl2DfMc/edit#slide=id.ga6d2717754_2_99


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| file | FreeRTOSConfig.h [code] |
| file | i2c.c [code] |
| Interface between serial bus I2C and LCD. | |
| file | i2c.h [code] |
| Interface between serial bus I2C and LCD. | |
| file | lcd.c [code] |
| Functions for using LCD displays through I2C bus. | |
| file | lcd.h [code] |
| Functions for using LCD displays through I2C bus. | |
| file | led.c [code] |
| Turn on and off on boards LEDs. | |
| file | led.h [code] |
| Turn on and off on boards LEDs. | |
| file | lwipopts.h [code] |
| file | main.c [code] |
| Controls remotely a FRDM-K64F development board. | |
| file | pwm.c [code] |
| Controls the PWM devices. | |
| file | pwm.h [code] |
| Controls the PWM devices. | |
| file | semihost_hardfault.c [code] |
| file | wait.c [code] |
| Create waiting cycles on the CPU. | |
| file | wait.h [code] |
| Create waiting cycles on the CPU. | |
| file | wait_config.h [code] |


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