PathSegments()
语法
Result$ = PathSegments()概要
Returns a string description of the current vector drawing path. The result can be used to examine the current path or in the AddPathSegments() command to reproduce the same path later.
参数
无.
返回值
The returned string contains one letter commands followed by the appropriate number of coordinate parameters. Each value is separated by a single space. All coordinates are absolute.M x y MovePathCursor() L x y AddPathLine() C x1 y1 x2 y2 x3 y3 AddPathCurve() Z ClosePath()There are no string representations for commands like AddPathCircle() or AddPathEllipse(), as their results are internally converted to curves by the vector drawing library.
示例
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 400, 200, "VectorDrawing", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) CanvasGadget(0, 0, 0, 400, 200) If StartVectorDrawing(CanvasVectorOutput(0)) MovePathCursor(40, 20) For i = 1 To 4 AddPathLine(80, 0, #PB_Path_Relative) AddPathLine(0, 40, #PB_Path_Relative) Next i ; Show the path segments Debug PathSegments() VectorSourceColor(RGBA(255, 0, 0, 255)) StrokePath(10, #PB_Path_RoundCorner) StopVectorDrawing() EndIf Repeat Event = WaitWindowEvent() Until Event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow EndIf
参阅
AddPathSegments()
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Not everyone comes to college knowing what they want to study, and that’s okay. College is a time for self-discovery, and you may just find your true passion on the bricks of Athens.
If you’re looking for some direction on deciding a major, here are the most popular majors at Ohio University:
Biological Science was the most popular major in the College of Arts and Sciences in 2018, according to OU’s Office of Institutional Research. With a variety of paths for biological science majors to go down, its popularity makes sense.
Those majoring in biological sciences can study anything from microbiology to environmental biology. If you’re considering studying to be a physical therapist or dentist, the pre-physical therapy or pre-professional tracks may be for you.
Marketing was the most popular major in the College of Business in 2018. Those who study marketing will be prepared to enter the world of sales, product management, marketing research, retailing, advertising, international marketing, and other aspects of the profession, according to OU’s website.
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Visual Communications Professor Josh Birnbaum teaches his digital imaging class in Seigfred Hall.
The most popular major in the Scripps College of Communication is Media Arts and Studies. Students in that major can take advantage of a broad program with various different opportunities after graduation. Graduates can work in audio production, studio management and media law, according to OU’s catalog.
If you want to get involved in student media, you may have found your major. Media arts and studies students typically join groups such as Athens Video Works, WOUB or the All-Campus Radio Network (ACRN).
If you’ve always liked the idea of working with children, the most popular major in the Patton College of Education, Early Childhood Education, might be your calling. There are a plethora of choices within the Patton College, so early childhood education may be a good major to explore if education is right for you.
The most popular major program in the Russ College of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, prepares students for fields including design, patent law, manufacturing, biomedical engineering and many others, according to the department’s website. The Mechanical engineering undergraduate students have a five plus one option that allows them to get a mechanical engineering bachelor’s degree and a biomedical engineering master’s degree in five years.
If you felt pulled toward your high school’s art room, your strength might lie in studying art. Those majoring in art through OU’s College of Fine Arts can either get a bachelor’s degree in studio art, or apply for a bachelor of fine arts. Those BFAs include studio art, graphic design and interior design, according to the college’s website. With so many options, the ways to express yourself are virtually unlimited. Art can be more than a hobby through those degree routes.
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}
}
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Mexico Prison Raid Leads to Chaos in Border City
by Associated Press(MEXICO CITY) — Mexican security forces continue working inside a state prison in an operation that set off a night of chaos in Ciudad Juarez.
State prosecutor Jorge Nava says eight people were murdered in various incidents Tuesday night as some 850 local, state and federal officers raided the prison.
Four arrested suspects told authorities they were paid in methamphetamine to create a distraction. They burned five private vehicles and 10 buses, including one transporting assembly plant workers. Several workers suffered burns.
Nava said Wednesday it was a “Machiavellian plan to be able to get authorities to stop the operation.”
He did not provide details about the murders.
It was reminiscent of Oct. 17 shootouts in Culiacan that resulted in the release of a son of jailed drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.


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Open source hacker extraordinaire Miguel de Icaza muses about the state of GUI APIs in light of Avalon:
I just had a realization today.
Microsoft’s Avalon is the J2EE of GUI APIs.
Its God’s way of punishing us for replacing the ten commandments with the Design Pattern fad.
We will have to wait a couple of years for the “Rails” of GUI toolkits to come into existance. In the meantime programmers will pay for their sins.
Avalon marks the end of the American Dream.
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Murdered Jodie Chesney 'screamed until she could scream no more' after stabbing
The killers of Jodie Chesney, Arron Isaacs and Svenson Ong-a-Kwie were both jailed for life for her murder in Harold Hill, east London on March 1
by Tom Davidson, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-davidson/A Girl Scout stabbed to death in a park as she played with friends 'screamed until she could scream no more', a court heard.
Today the killers of Jodie Chesney, Arron Isaacs and Svenson Ong-a-Kwie were both jailed for life for her murder in Harold Hill, east London on March 1.
And at the sentencing hearing Judge Wendy Joseph QC spoke about the horrific stabbing.
She said: "What matters is that they left the area, and prepared to attack and that is exactly what they did.
"They came back to the park in the car of Manuel Petrovic.
"He was asked to help because Ong-a-Kwie trusted him.
"I reject that Svenson went back to his hostel to pick up two small bags on cannabis.
"One of you plunged a knife into Jodie's back.
"Jodie screamed until she could scream no more. Svenson burnt his clothes that night and the teenager disposed of his too."
The pair of teenage killers were arrested on March 11 at an address in Dagenham.
Both tried to flee from police and Isaacs ended up having to be talked down from a tree by officers.
While running away he threw a rucksack - containing a knife, two toothbrushes and some hair mousse.
The defendants denied Jodie's murder, each blaming the other for inflicting the fatal wound.
But prosecutor Crispin Aylett QC told jurors that both were responsible for the killing, amid incidents of "casual violence" in the drug-dealing world.
The jury deliberated for less than six hours to find them guilty last week of Jodie's murder.
Judge Joseph QC handed Ong-a-Kwie a life sentence with a minimum of 26 years.
She sentenced Isaacs to be detained at Her Majesty's Pleasure for at least 18 years.
She said that Jodie's death led to a "world of anguish" for her family, which came amid "tit for tat" incidents.
Jodie was the victim of "callous, casual and irresponsible violence" which had shocked the community "to the core", she said.
On the evidence, she found Ong-a-Kwie was the stabber and the 17-year-old his "enthusiastic supporter".
The judge lamented the impact of criminals that had "carved up areas of the capital of this country".
She added: "The dangers this brings to decent law-abiding members of the public is graphically spelled out in this case."
The court heard moving tributes to Jodie and the "ripple effect" her murder had among friends, family and the wider community.
Mr Coyle has been left with post-traumatic stress from witnessing her murder.
He said: "Jodie was funny, silly, she always made fun of me and she had a bright future ahead of her.  We had been going out for three months.
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Her sister, Lucy, said: "Jodie will be greatly missed and the people who caused such tragedy to a whole family should hang their head in shame. You have ripped away a bright future that was destined to make a change to many lives."
The court heard that Ong-a-Kwie had convictions for possessing and supplying drugs.
He admitted being in breach of a six-week suspended sentence for handling stolen jewellery dating back to October last year.
The 17-year-old defendant had previous convictions for possessing a screwdriver, actual bodily harm, possession of cannabis as well as aggravated vehicle-taking.


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import org.springframework.boot.SpringApplication;
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Paramount to my work as a cartographer and GIS developer has been my contributions to a variety of other projects rooted within the basis of my Digital Studies certificate. My wide exposure to all kinds of digital technology over the course of my college career has allowed for me to develop a sort of technical fluency that makes it easy for me to quickly grasp concepts relating to the use of said technology. I have worked with many software programs over the past four years including consistent use of the Adobe Creative and Microsoft Office Suites and ESRI products. This has also led to gradual experience in analysis through the manipulation of spatial databases and scripting based primarily in Javascript, Python, HTML/CSS, and SQL.
I have at my disposal a sort of grab bag of knowledge that can be readily applied toward many situations so as to be able to meet deadlines even in the face of a potential challenge stemming from a technical process I am unfamiliar with. Although my proficiency with any one software program or programming language may vary, the fundamental basis of my tightly-organized workflow remains the same so that I am able to consistently deliver results that I feel are emblematic of my very best efforts and that reach above and beyond any initial expectations.
Below you can see some of the work I have produced that contrasts from the cartographic projects exhibited on other parts of this site. There are, however, many aspects of my education through the certificate that I simply can't replicate in a visible, digital format that make up my well-rounded composition as a Digital Studies student.
I produced this for a media production course where we were tasked with creating a poster using Photoshop and an original portrait photo to promote a non-existent television show where the tone and potential narrative could be deduced from the visual cues present in the poster. There is much room for improvement as this was in the relatively early stages of my experiences with Photoshop, but it is the most recent full-scale, original graphic that I've created using Photoshop. Most of my work in Photoshop nowadays is for small touches to cartographic projects and scripted photo processing.
Using the play button below you will enable playback of a podcast I created with a groupmate in a media production course where the goal of the assignment was to create a topical podcast that ran at least five minutes in length and included audio cues and music alongside voices to create a "tangible" setting through sound. It would be fun to revisit the "Badger Blitz" podcast again someday, and part of the fun of being a Digital Studies student is having the technical ability to expand and improve upon past works when time allows for it.
This video holds near and dear to my heart as the issue of homelessness is one of which I have a great deal of personal investment in. I've since become well-acquainted with Karla Thennes, the director of Porchlight, who is featured in the video. Although production was limited by several factors including having to work with insufficient equipment, weather conditions lessening the chances of capturing appropriate B-roll footage, and the very short time frame we had to film and edit the final product, I'm ultimately satisfied with the message it carried by way of continuing an important, ongoing discussion.
Below I've embedded three Youtube videos, each corresponding to a Youtube channel that I own. The first video is a mini documentary I made in high school to promote the new local alternative high school that I produced as the video journalist for the school's online newspaper, the Eagle Post. The second video is of what I believe to be the best trailer I've edited for my personal Youtube channel.
I tend to edit my own version of trailers together with different music in my spare time when the creativtiy for it sparks up. The final video is of an "ambient mix" from my Ambient Film Tracks channel wherein I've produced several mixes of ambient selections from popular movie scores for the auditory entertainment of cinephiles such as myself. The channel has become relatively successful with nearly 800 subscribers and almost 48,000 views on the particular linked mix, which has been the channel's most popular. Feel free to click on the Youtube button in the bottom-right corner of each video to visit the corresponding channel and check out related videos.


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Model Checking Configuration
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Reports across Twitter suggest that Disney+ is down for some users. Multiple reports show users having problems trying to connect to the service.
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It is unclear at this stage whether the issue is platform specific, or more likely, a problem with Disney+'s servers.
Over on Reddit, a megathread has appeared dedicated to Disney+'s early issues. The thread has garnered over 250 comments in the last 2 hours with regards to service issues. Users are reporting issues on Android, iOS, Xbox and Fire Stick. Meanwhile, on Downdetector there are thousands of reported outages. The scale and breadth of the problems seem to suggest this is definitely a Disney+ service issue, not tied to one specific platform.
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It was a usual early autumn day, happy and shiny. The life was going on and on, maybe a bit faster in New York, but quite ordinary. People walking, cars passing by, birds flying in the sky. New York was warming up before another busy-city-day. Somebody was still sleeping in his bed watching the dreams, some other people were already working, but the most were waking up, taking breakfast and going to the workplace. None of them knew what was going to start in the next few minuets...
When I first saw the video of the terrorists attack, I refused to believe it! That could not be in real life, - I thought, - this is kind of a joke or a new motion picture trailer. But the sad truth was that it actually took place not just on the screen but in real life! And right after that I felt fear. Sitting on my chair in Yaroslavl, far away from New York I felt so scared and helpless. The same feeling I've experienced not so long ago when I was in Volgograd and Chechen terrorists set up a bomb on the street. Then I've realized that the city I am living in was not protected from terrorists at all. On the 11 of September I've realized that the whole WORLD is not safe from terrorists actions...
Time passes by. Changes take place on the History shelves. What has been done during this year? United States took energetic steps to find and destroy the terrorists, the terrorism issue itself has no longer became a third-thing-to-mention point. I am very glad that many countries understood the real threat of terrorism, and now plan their foreign affairs strategies according to this knowledge. My only wish is that it would never take that much to understand some simple things.
I would like to express my feelings of sorrow to all the people whose relatives and friends died in the WTC Towers and onboard of the airplanes that day. And I also want to stress the point that terrorism is the major problem of Russian Federation as well, and the more the two countries cooperate with each other, the more results will be.


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Workflows don't have to be complex to get the job done. But even flows with only 10 actors already help documenting your work, preserving all steps in volved in generating the results. These flows are a good introduction into the many actors that ADAMS already has on offer.
Absolute simple flow that merely displays the Hello World string.
Cross-validates a classifier (J48) on a single UCI dataset.
Reads in set ups of WEKA classifiers stored in a text file and evaluates each against all datasets in a directory.
Adds datasets located in a directory to a pre-defined WEKA experiment, runs the experiment and displays the evaluation.
Generates a parameter sweep for multiple parameters of WEKA classifiers, ranks these using 2-fold cross-validation and subjects the top 3 to a proper evaluation.
A picture says more than a thousand words. This is even more so true for statistics. Visualizing results, generating plots from data is an integral part of ADAMS. Check out what ADAMS can do in the visual department.
Generates and visualizes a learning curve for J48, a non-incremental WEKA classifier. The classifier gets trained every 25 instances and evaluated against test set and Accuracy, RMSE and AUC gets plotted in one plot.
Seismic data was retrieved using the Geonet client.
Seismic data was retrieved using the Geonet client. Apart from visualizing the data, this flow also sends out an email alert if a tremor exceeds a certain strength.
Visualizing sensor data of the InfraWatch project using the LEIA/ADAMS framework:
Illustration of sensor data processing with the ADAMS/LEIA workflow engine.
Demonstration of the ADAMS/LEIA workflow engine on traffic sensor data.
Publication
Knobbe, A., Blockeel, H., Koopman, A., Calders, T., Obladen, B., Bosma, C., Galenkamp, H., Koenders, E., and Kok, J.: InfraWatch: Data Management of Large Systems for Monitoring Infrastructural Performance. IDA Proceedings (2010). [pdf]
ADAMS' efficient token-passing architecture makes it ideal to handle streams of data. It is also very easy to extend. In these examples, we introduce new actors for several signal analysis techniques, and show how we can quickly build and test workflows to analyse time series data.
Convolution - Finding the signal in the noise
Sensor data is often noisy and complex. Here, we introduce an actor for convolution, an operation that transforms the data into something more useful.
First, we convolute the signal with a Gaussian response function (or kernel) to obtain a much cleaner signal.
Changing the width of the kernel allows us to focus on events occurring on different time scales. Simply copy-paste the last two branches and change the kernel widths.
Convoluting the same signal with a whole range of different kernel widths creates a so-called scale space, a space of signals sensitive to events at different time scales.
Decomposition of a sensor signal into components displaying events occurring on different time scales. Detecting transient events when these events occur on different timescales in data prone to baseline shifts can be very tricky. Through scale-space decomposition, we decompose the raw signal into its natural components, and use those to detect events. This is done by taking the scale space and establishing 'regions' of the scale space where events of a certain time scale take place. Each region will be represented by a component, calculated by substracting the convolutions at either end of the region. The latter is also known as a `difference of Gaussians' filter, or band-pass filter. The sum of the components recreates the original signal.
Segmentation of time series data
A time series can be approximated by a piecewise linear function. This will result in a time series that is significantly smaller in size (disk space), and thus easier to store and process.
One way of approximating the signal is to begin a new line segment if the signal changes it's slope drastically. These points can be found by taking the 1st, 2nd, 3rd,... order derivative of the signal and start a new line segment for every zero-crossing of these derivatives. Instead of first calculating the convolution of a signal and then taking its derivative, we can achieve the same result by convoluting the signal with the derivative of the kernel used for convolution! Thus, we take the 1st, 2nd, 3rd,... order derivative of the Gaussian kernel, do their convolutions, and start a new line segment at any zero-crossings.
Discrete Fourier Transform of sensor data
Applying discrete fourier transformation to the sensor data and displaying the frequency domain.
Large, complex flows that's where ADAMS' strength really lies. Its compact layout helps you not to lose the overview. Use loops, internal storage and much more to create solutions to your problems.
Performs pixel area classification (background or object) with a WEKA classifier trained on regions selected by the user.
Using the GC-MS extension modules, this flow performs a check on the sample type of GC-MS spectra and can send the analyst an email with the results. The spectra themselves are obtained from fruit and vegetable samples.
An application of data mining to fruit and vegetable sample identification using Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry
Geoffrey Holmes, Dale Fletcher, and Peter Reutemann (2012). An application of data mining to fruit and vegetable sample identification using Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry. Proceedings of the International Congress on Environmental Modelling and Software (IEMSS), Leizpig, Germany, 2012. [pdf]
Using GC-MS extension modules, this flow processes spectral data generating predictions for compounds. The user can correct the guessed peaks interactively, before the concentrations are calculated.
Miscellaneous videos of various flows.
Using this webservice, any programming language can take advantage of WEKA as long as it supports SOAP
Shows how to utilize R from within ADAMS
Demonstrates how a flow can evolve from simple to complex
With these listeners you can eavesdrop on your flow, check out for instance where most of the CPU time is used or how often actors are executed
Note: the videos should only be considered educational, as some of the concepts in ADAMS have changed over time. E.g., global actors are now called callable, since they can appear in different scopes within the flow. Also, SingleFileSupplier and MultiFileSupplier got merged into the FileSupplier actor.


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Add name of the box and IP to your /etc/hosts file
DNS Zone transfer (dns is running on TCP on this box).
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BURP shortcuts (ie select text, shortcut (CTRL + U), and immediately URL encode or otherwise)
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and
<iframe>
elements.
Render into Shadow DOM
A <carnet-display>
element is used to render
markup from a <textarea>
into the shadow
DOM. This approach is suitable for ui elements and patterns.
Note: Markup is editable
Render into iframe
An <iframe>
element is used to render markup
from a <textarea>
into a nested browser
context. This approach is useful to present whole layouts in
fixed size viewports, e.g. in order to simulate mobile devices.
Load from external document
Markup source can be loaded from an external document using a
<href>
attribute on the
<carnet-source>
element.
Load template from external document, render result into ext. document
Load from external document with link element
Markup source can be loaded from an external document using a
<link>
tag as a child of
<carnet-source>
. The rel
attribute must be set to CARNET.source
.
Initialize from template
Markup source can be a <template> as well.
From HTML template
This fragment is rendered from a <template>.
Without editor
Editor / <textarea>
is optional.
From HTML template without editor
This fragment is rendered from a <template>.
Codemirror editor
A <carnet-editor>
element can contain a
codemirror instance.
Note: Markup is editable
Inside shadow DOM
This markup fragment is rendered inside a shadow DOM. Note that the linked CSS does not affect the whole page, but only this isolated fragment.


Word Shift Graphs
Word shift graphs are vertical bar charts which quantify which words contribute to a difference between two texts, and how they contribute. By allowing you to look at changes in how words are used, word shifts help you conduct more interpretable text analyses. Word shift graphs can be used for comparing texts according to word proportions, sentiment, or more complex entropy-based measures such as the Kullback-Leibler or Jensen-Shannon divergence. Generally, any word-score dictionary can be used with a word shift graph to disentangle the differences between two texts. If you are ever thinking of using a word cloud in a scientific analysis, use a word shift graph instead.
An open-source implementation of word shift graphs is available in Python through the shifterator
package. A cookbook of how to use word shift graphs is available at the official documentation.
For more details on how to construct and interpret word shift graphs, see the following paper:
Gallagher, R. J., Frank, M. R., Mitchell, Lewis, Schwartz, A. J., Reagan, A. J., Danforth, C. M., Dodds, P. S. (2021). Generalized Word Shift Graphs: A Method for Visualizing and Explaining Pairwise Comparisons Between Texts. EPJ Data Science, 10(4).


public interface DbMigration
Typically this is run as a main method in src/test once a developer is happy with the next set of changes to the model.
// optionally specify the version and name
//System.setProperty("ddl.migration.version", "1.1");
//System.setProperty("ddl.migration.name", "add bars");
// generate a migration using drops from a prior version
//System.setProperty("ddl.migration.pendingDropsFor", "1.2");
DbMigration migration = DbMigration.create();
migration.setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES);
migration.generateMigration();
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
addDatabasePlatform(DatabasePlatform databasePlatform,
String prefix)
Add an additional databasePlatform to write the migration DDL.
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void |
addPlatform(io.ebean.annotation.Platform platform,
String prefix)
Add an additional platform to write the migration DDL.
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static DbMigration |
create()
Create a DbMigration implementation to use.
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String |
generateInitMigration()
Generate an "init" migration which has all changes.
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String |
generateMigration()
Generate the next migration sql script and associated model xml.
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List<String> |
getPendingDrops()
Return the list of versions that contain pending drops.
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void |
setApplyPrefix(String applyPrefix)
Set the prefix for the version.
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void |
setGeneratePendingDrop(String generatePendingDrop)
Generate a migration for the version specified that contains pending drops.
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void |
setHeader(String header)
Set the header that is included in the generated DDL script.
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void |
setIncludeBuiltInPartitioning(boolean includeBuiltInPartitioning)
Set this to false to exclude the builtin support for table partitioning (with @DbPartition).
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void |
setIncludeGeneratedFileComment(boolean includeGeneratedFileComment)
Set to true to include a generated header comment in the DDL script.
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void |
setLogToSystemOut(boolean logToSystemOut)
Set to false to suppress logging to System out.
|
void |
setName(String name)
Set the name of the migration to be generated.
|
void |
setPathToResources(String pathToResources)
Set the path from the current working directory to the application resources.
|
void |
setPlatform(DatabasePlatform databasePlatform)
Set the specific platform to generate DDL for.
|
void |
setPlatform(io.ebean.annotation.Platform platform)
Set the specific platform to generate DDL for.
|
void |
setServer(EbeanServer ebeanServer)
Set the server to use to determine the current model.
|
void |
setServerConfig(ServerConfig config)
Set the serverConfig to use.
|
void |
setStrictMode(boolean strictMode)
Set to false to turn off strict mode.
|
void |
setVersion(String version)
Set the version of the migration to be generated.
|
static DbMigration create()
void setLogToSystemOut(boolean logToSystemOut)
void setPathToResources(String pathToResources)
This defaults to maven style 'src/main/resources'.
void setServer(EbeanServer ebeanServer)
void setServerConfig(ServerConfig config)
void setPlatform(io.ebean.annotation.Platform platform)
If not set this defaults to the platform of the default server.
void setPlatform(DatabasePlatform databasePlatform)
If not set this defaults to the platform of the default server.
void setStrictMode(boolean strictMode)
Strict mode checks that a column changed to non-null on an existing table via DB migration has a default value specified. Set this to false if that isn't the case but it is known that all the existing rows have a value specified (there are no existing null values for the column).
void setIncludeGeneratedFileComment(boolean includeGeneratedFileComment)
void setIncludeBuiltInPartitioning(boolean includeBuiltInPartitioning)
void setHeader(String header)
void setApplyPrefix(String applyPrefix)
void setVersion(String version)
void setGeneratePendingDrop(String generatePendingDrop)
generatePendingDrop
- The version of a prior migration that holds pending drops.void addPlatform(io.ebean.annotation.Platform platform, String prefix)
Use this when you want to generate sql scripts for multiple database platforms from the migration (e.g. generate migration sql for MySql, Postgres and Oracle).
void addDatabasePlatform(DatabasePlatform databasePlatform, String prefix)
Use this when you want to add preconfigured database platforms.
List<String> getPendingDrops()
String generateMigration() throws IOException
This does not run the migration or ddl scripts but just generates them.
DbMigration migration = DbMigration.create();
migration.setPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES);
migration.generateMigration();
DbMigration migration = DbMigration.create();
migration.setPathToResources("src/main/resources");
migration.addPlatform(Platform.POSTGRES, "pg");
migration.addPlatform(Platform.MYSQL, "mysql");
migration.addPlatform(Platform.ORACLE, "oracle");
migration.generateMigration();
IOException
String generateInitMigration() throws IOException
An "init" migration can only be executed and used on a database that has had no prior migrations run on it.
IOException
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You should not record more than 15-20 minutes at a time. The reason for this is that our voices sound different after continual use so recording for too long can potentially mess with the data and confuse our training model.
Anytime. People sound different depending on what time of day it is so it's actually better to record yourself at different times of day instead of at the same time everyday. This will give our model more variation so it won't be influenced too heavily by recordings that were taken at a specific time of day.
One of the cool things about the Makah language is that people say things differently depending on what their gender is so this information is important for trainging our model. This is the only reason we ask for your gender when you submit recordings and if you have any more questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us on the Contact Us page.


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From wikipedia: In physics, chemistry and materials science, percolation refers to the movement and filtering of fluids through porous materials. Original problem was described by Broadbent and Hammersley in 1957: Will the water reach the center of the porous rock when it is submerged under water?
Percolation theory studies such models. It can be modelled in two ways.
Bond percolation
An edge or a bond between two sites may be open with probability p
or closed with
probability 1 - p
. What is the probability that a path over open bonds exists from one side to another?
Site percolation
Another way to model is to say that a site itself is open with probability p
or closed
with probability 1 - p
. What is the probability that
a path over open sites exits from one side to another?
Note: in this post connectivity is examied between left and right sides.
Example of site percolation simulation with p = 0.59
(blue site are closed, orange are open):
As you can see, there is no path from left to right over open (orange) sites. But if one site in lower right becomes open
then site percolation is observed:
Critical percolation threshold
In case of infinite network, for any given probability p
the probability that an infinite open cluster exists
is either zero or one meaning that there must be critical pc
below which the probability
of an infinite open cluster is zero and above is one.
Example of site percolation probability given probability p
to enable a single site for n = 400:
//: # ( T = new Dygraph(document.getElementById(“prob_plot”), ) //: # ( “prob.txt”, ) //: # ( { ) //: # ( fillAlpha: 0.50, ) //: # ( axes: { ) //: # ( x: { ) //: # ( axisLabelFormatter: function(x) { ) //: # ( var shift = Math.pow(10, 5) ) //: # ( return Math.round(x * shift) / shift ) //: # ( } ) //: # ( } ) //: # ( } ) //: # ( }); ) //: # ( )
As you can see the critical probability pc
for 2D site percolation is between 0.59
and 0.60
.
You can play with site percolation here.


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These markers use font glyphs as icons. This lets you display markers at any size without degradation of quality. You don't need to worry about the resolution of the display, retina displays work as well as any other, and you can adjust the size of the marker to the map level being displayed.
.The demo shows the font markers using two fonts, Iconic and Font Awesome. The Font Awesome markers are to the right of the Iconic markers and slightly darker.
The features displayed by the demo include:
In order to show font markers you need to include the cilogi-marker.css
file in the header
of your page, as well at the cilogi-marker.min.js
JavaScript file. This file needs to be
included after the JavaScript for the Leaflet library. There are no other dependencies.
You create a new marker as follows:
new cilogi.L.Marker(latLng, {
<options>
});
The options are:
fontIconSize
. The font-size of the glyph in ems. The size of
an em will be specified in a parent element. If you wish the size of the marker
to vary with level it is usual to have a function which computes the size at each level and
to pass in the value of this function at the current map level. The function used in this demo is:
function computeSizeFromZoom() {
var max = map.getMaxZoom(),
zoom = map.getZoom(),
diff = max - zoom,
table = [2, 1, 0.5];.
return (diff < table.length) ? table[diff] : 0.5;
}
The table
variable specifies a font size of 2 at the maximum zoom level of the map,
a font size of 1 at the next lower level, and 0.5 thereafter. By default a value of 0.5 or lower will
show a pin glyph without bubble.
fontIconFont
. The name of the font to which the glyph belongs.
The default is iconic, which is supplied in the distribution.fontIconColor
. The base color of the bubble, or of the glyph is there is no bubble. The default is blue.
In addition to color names you can also supply colors of the form #rrggbb.fontIconName
. The character value of the font glyph when showing a bubble. The default is a map pin for iconic
and awesome and an error value for other fonts. If the fontIconName is the same as the altIconName
then a glyph-only marker is shown at all sizes.altIconName
. The glyph to be shown for glyph-only display, when the map level is low (i.e. a large area shown. The
default for the iconic and awesome fonts is a map pin.altThresh
. The font size threshold at which the glyph-only version of the marker is shown. This will
show the altIconName glyph when fontIconSize is at or below this threshold.