Created by Ali Yazdanpanah for Fault Tolerant System Design - Fall 2020
Created by Ali Yazdanpanah for Fault Tolerant System Design - Fall 2020
Fog computing or fog networking, also known as fogging, is an architecture that uses edge devices to carry out a substantial amount of computation, storage, and communication locally and routed over the internet backbone.
Tree-based fog computing - TBFC
Fog nodes are hierarchically structured in a height-balanced tree
An application process is assumed to be a sequenceof subprocesses
Every node at each level is equipped with the same subprocess
Each node receives input data from child nodes and performs the subprocess onthe data
It is shown the energy consumption and execution time of nodes are shown to be reduced in the TBFC model compared with the cloud computing model
An operational node at the same level as a faulty node is a candidate node
the total energy consumption and executiontime of all the nodes are shown to be reduced
The reduction ratio is small in scalable system
Selects a candidate node as a new parent node of each disconnected node so that the energy consumption of new parent nodes can be reduced
Each node fR consumes the energy TER(iR) for input data DR of size iR(=|DR|) and output data dR of size oR(=|dR|=ρR·iR)
input
input + computation
ETR(iR)=TIR(iR)+TCR(iR)+TSR(iR+oR)+δR·TOR(oR).(2)=TIR(iR)+TCR(iR)+TSR((1 +ρR)·iR)+δR·TOR(ρR·iR).
ETR(iR) of each node fR to receive and compute input data DR, send output data dR, and store the data DR and dR
input
input + computation
PIR and POR are proportional to the receiving and transmission rates of a node fR
PIR and POR are proportional to the receiving and transmission rates of a node fR
EIR(iR)=PIR·TIR(iR)
PIR and POR are proportional to the receiving and transmission rates of a node fR
EIR(iR)=PIR·TIR(iR)
EOR(ρR·iR)=POR·TOR(ρR·iR)
Input: fR = faulty node
Output:fU = new parent node
E=∞;
foreach candidate fog nodefS in cn(fR) do
NTES=TES(iS+iR);
if NTES < E then
U = S;
E = NTES;
Input: fR = faulty node
F=ch(fR);
while F != φ do
select a disconnected node fD in F whose sizeo Dof output data is maximum;
C = cn(fR);
while C !=φ do
select a candidate node fU where TEU(iU+oD) is minimum in C;
connect fD to fU;
ch(fU) = ch(fU) ∪ {fD};
pt(fD) = {fU};
iU = iU + oD;
C = C - {fU};
F = F - {fD};
The energy consumption of a new parent node selected by the SMPR algorithm is about 34% and 25% for computation complexity O(x) and 57% and 44% for O(x^2) smaller than the RD and ME algorithms
Energy consumption of a new parent node of computation complexity O(x) for height h
Energy consumption of a new parent node of computation complexity O(x^2) for height h
The energy consumption of a new parent node selected by the SMPR algorithm is about 34% and 25% for computation complexity O(x) and 57% and 44% for O(x^2) smaller than the RD and ME algorithms
The Execution time of a new parent node selected by the SMPR algorithm is about 34% and 25% for computation complexity O(x) and 57% and 44% for O(x^2) smaller than the RD and ME algorithms
Execution time of a new parent node of computation complexity O(x) for height h
Execution time of a new parent node of computation complexity O(x^2) for height h


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gtsam
4.1.0
gtsam
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Constructors and named constructors | |
| Rot3 () | |
| default constructor, unit rotation | |
| Rot3 (const Point3 &col1, const Point3 &col2, const Point3 &col3) | |
| Constructor from columns More... | |
| Rot3 (double R11, double R12, double R13, double R21, double R22, double R23, double R31, double R32, double R33) | |
| constructor from a rotation matrix, as doubles in row-major order !!! | |
| template<typename Derived > | |
| Rot3 (const Eigen::MatrixBase< Derived > &R) | |
| Constructor from a rotation matrix Version for generic matrices. More... | |
| Rot3 (const Matrix3 &R) | |
| Constructor from a rotation matrix Overload version for Matrix3 to avoid casting in quaternion mode. | |
| Rot3 (const SO3 &R) | |
| Constructor from an SO3 instance. | |
| Rot3 (const Quaternion &q) | |
| Constructor from a quaternion. More... | |
| Rot3 (double w, double x, double y, double z) | |
| virtual | ~Rot3 () |
| Virtual destructor. | |
| Rot3 | normalized () const |
| Normalize rotation so that its determinant is 1. More... | |
| static Rot3 | Random (std::mt19937 &rng) |
| Random, generates a random axis, then random angle \in [-p,pi] Example: std::mt19937 engine(42); Unit3 unit = Unit3::Random(engine);. | |
| static Rot3 | Rx (double t) |
| Rotation around X axis as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix, counterclockwise when looking from unchanging axis. | |
| static Rot3 | Ry (double t) |
| Rotation around Y axis as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix, counterclockwise when looking from unchanging axis. | |
| static Rot3 | Rz (double t) |
| Rotation around Z axis as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix, counterclockwise when looking from unchanging axis. | |
| static Rot3 | RzRyRx (double x, double y, double z, OptionalJacobian< 3, 1 > Hx=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 3, 1 > Hy=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 3, 1 > Hz=boost::none) |
| Rotations around Z, Y, then X axes as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix, counterclockwise when looking from unchanging axis. | |
| static Rot3 | RzRyRx (const Vector &xyz, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H=boost::none) |
| Rotations around Z, Y, then X axes as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix, counterclockwise when looking from unchanging axis. | |
| static Rot3 | Yaw (double t) |
| Positive yaw is to right (as in aircraft heading). See ypr. | |
| static Rot3 | Pitch (double t) |
| Positive pitch is up (increasing aircraft altitude).See ypr. | |
| static Rot3 | Roll (double t) |
| static Rot3 | Ypr (double y, double p, double r, OptionalJacobian< 3, 1 > Hy=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 3, 1 > Hp=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 3, 1 > Hr=boost::none) |
| Returns rotation nRb from body to nav frame. More... | |
| static Rot3 | Quaternion (double w, double x, double y, double z) |
| Create from Quaternion coefficients. | |
| static Rot3 | AxisAngle (const Point3 &axis, double angle) |
| Convert from axis/angle representation. More... | |
| static Rot3 | AxisAngle (const Unit3 &axis, double angle) |
| Convert from axis/angle representation. More... | |
| static Rot3 | Rodrigues (const Vector3 &w) |
| Rodrigues' formula to compute an incremental rotation. More... | |
| static Rot3 | Rodrigues (double wx, double wy, double wz) |
| Rodrigues' formula to compute an incremental rotation. More... | |
| static Rot3 | AlignPair (const Unit3 &axis, const Unit3 &a_p, const Unit3 &b_p) |
| Determine a rotation to bring two vectors into alignment, using the rotation axis provided. | |
| static Rot3 | AlignTwoPairs (const Unit3 &a_p, const Unit3 &b_p, const Unit3 &a_q, const Unit3 &b_q) |
| Calculate rotation from two pairs of homogeneous points using two successive rotations. | |
| static Rot3 | ClosestTo (const Matrix3 &M) |
| Static, named constructor that finds Rot3 element closest to M in Frobenius norm. More... | |
Group | |
| Rot3 | operator* (const Rot3 &R2) const |
| Syntatic sugar for composing two rotations. | |
| Rot3 | inverse () const |
| inverse of a rotation | |
| Rot3 | conjugate (const Rot3 &cRb) const |
| Conjugation: given a rotation acting in frame B, compute rotation c1Rc2 acting in a frame C. More... | |
| static Rot3 | identity () |
| identity rotation for group operation | |
Manifold | |
| enum | CoordinatesMode { EXPMAP, CAYLEY } |
| The method retract() is used to map from the tangent space back to the manifold. More... | |
| Rot3 | retractCayley (const Vector &omega) const |
| Retraction from R^3 to Rot3 manifold using the Cayley transform. | |
| Vector3 | localCayley (const Rot3 &other) const |
| Inverse of retractCayley. | |
Lie Group | |
| Matrix3 | AdjointMap () const |
| Calculate Adjoint map. | |
| static Rot3 | Expmap (const Vector3 &v, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H=boost::none) |
| Exponential map at identity - create a rotation from canonical coordinates \( [R_x,R_y,R_z] \) using Rodrigues' formula. | |
| static Vector3 | Logmap (const Rot3 &R, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H=boost::none) |
| Log map at identity - returns the canonical coordinates \( [R_x,R_y,R_z] \) of this rotation. | |
| static Matrix3 | ExpmapDerivative (const Vector3 &x) |
| Derivative of Expmap. | |
| static Matrix3 | LogmapDerivative (const Vector3 &x) |
| Derivative of Logmap. | |
Advanced Interface | |
| GTSAM_EXPORT friend std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Rot3 &p) |
| Output stream operator. | |
| std::pair< Unit3, double > | axisAngle () const |
| Compute the Euler axis and angle (in radians) representation of this rotation. More... | |
| gtsam::Quaternion | toQuaternion () const |
| Compute the quaternion representation of this rotation. More... | |
| Vector | quaternion () const |
| Converts to a generic matrix to allow for use with matlab In format: w x y z. | |
| Rot3 | slerp (double t, const Rot3 &other) const |
| Spherical Linear intERPolation between *this and other. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
Testable | |
| void | print (const std::string &s="") const |
| print | |
| bool | equals (const Rot3 &p, double tol=1e-9) const |
| equals with an tolerance | |
Group Action on Point3 | |
| Point3 | rotate (const Point3 &p, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H1=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H2=boost::none) const |
| rotate point from rotated coordinate frame to world \( p^w = R_c^w p^c \) | |
| Point3 | operator* (const Point3 &p) const |
| rotate point from rotated coordinate frame to world = R*p | |
| Point3 | unrotate (const Point3 &p, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H1=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H2=boost::none) const |
| rotate point from world to rotated frame \( p^c = (R_c^w)^T p^w \) | |
Group Action on Unit3 | |
| Unit3 | rotate (const Unit3 &p, OptionalJacobian< 2, 3 > HR=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 2, 2 > Hp=boost::none) const |
| rotate 3D direction from rotated coordinate frame to world frame | |
| Unit3 | unrotate (const Unit3 &p, OptionalJacobian< 2, 3 > HR=boost::none, OptionalJacobian< 2, 2 > Hp=boost::none) const |
| unrotate 3D direction from world frame to rotated coordinate frame | |
| Unit3 | operator* (const Unit3 &p) const |
| rotate 3D direction from rotated coordinate frame to world frame | |
Standard Interface | |
| Matrix3 | matrix () const |
| return 3*3 rotation matrix | |
| Matrix3 | transpose () const |
| Return 3*3 transpose (inverse) rotation matrix. | |
| Point3 | column (int index) const |
| Point3 | r1 () const |
| first column | |
| Point3 | r2 () const |
| second column | |
| Point3 | r3 () const |
| third column | |
| Vector3 | xyz (OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H=boost::none) const |
| Use RQ to calculate xyz angle representation. More... | |
| Vector3 | ypr (OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H=boost::none) const |
| Use RQ to calculate yaw-pitch-roll angle representation. More... | |
| Vector3 | rpy (OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > H=boost::none) const |
| Use RQ to calculate roll-pitch-yaw angle representation. More... | |
| double | roll (OptionalJacobian< 1, 3 > H=boost::none) const |
| Accessor to get to component of angle representations NOTE: these are not efficient to get to multiple separate parts, you should instead use xyz() or ypr() TODO: make this more efficient. | |
| double | pitch (OptionalJacobian< 1, 3 > H=boost::none) const |
| Accessor to get to component of angle representations NOTE: these are not efficient to get to multiple separate parts, you should instead use xyz() or ypr() TODO: make this more efficient. | |
| double | yaw (OptionalJacobian< 1, 3 > H=boost::none) const |
| Accessor to get to component of angle representations NOTE: these are not efficient to get to multiple separate parts, you should instead use xyz() or ypr() TODO: make this more efficient. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from gtsam::LieGroup< Rot3, 3 > | |
| const Rot3 & | derived () const |
| Rot3 | compose (const Rot3 &g) const |
| Rot3 | compose (const Rot3 &g, ChartJacobian H1, ChartJacobian H2=boost::none) const |
| SOn | compose (const SOn &g, DynamicJacobian H1, DynamicJacobian H2) const |
| SOn | compose (const SOn &g, DynamicJacobian H1, DynamicJacobian H2) const |
| Rot3 | between (const Rot3 &g) const |
| Rot3 | between (const Rot3 &g, ChartJacobian H1, ChartJacobian H2=boost::none) const |
| SOn | between (const SOn &g, DynamicJacobian H1, DynamicJacobian H2) const |
| SOn | between (const SOn &g, DynamicJacobian H1, DynamicJacobian H2) const |
| Rot3 | inverse (ChartJacobian H) const |
| Rot3 | expmap (const TangentVector &v) const |
| expmap as required by manifold concept Applies exponential map to v and composes with *this | |
| Rot3 | expmap (const TangentVector &v, ChartJacobian H1, ChartJacobian H2=boost::none) const |
| expmap with optional derivatives | |
| TangentVector | logmap (const Rot3 &g) const |
| logmap as required by manifold concept Applies logarithmic map to group element that takes *this to g | |
| TangentVector | logmap (const Rot3 &g, ChartJacobian H1, ChartJacobian H2=boost::none) const |
| logmap with optional derivatives | |
| Rot3 | retract (const TangentVector &v) const |
| retract as required by manifold concept: applies v at *this | |
| Rot3 | retract (const TangentVector &v, ChartJacobian H1, ChartJacobian H2=boost::none) const |
| retract with optional derivatives | |
| TangentVector | localCoordinates (const Rot3 &g) const |
| localCoordinates as required by manifold concept: finds tangent vector between *this and g | |
| TangentVector | localCoordinates (const Rot3 &g, ChartJacobian H1, ChartJacobian H2=boost::none) const |
| localCoordinates with optional derivatives | |
Classes | |
| struct | CayleyChart |
| struct | ChartAtOrigin |
Friends | |
| class | boost::serialization::access |
| Serialization function. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from gtsam::LieGroup< Rot3, 3 > | |
| static Rot3 | Retract (const TangentVector &v) |
| Retract at origin: possible in Lie group because it has an identity. | |
| static Rot3 | Retract (const TangentVector &v, ChartJacobian H) |
| Retract at origin with optional derivative. | |
| static TangentVector | LocalCoordinates (const Rot3 &g) |
| LocalCoordinates at origin: possible in Lie group because it has an identity. | |
| static TangentVector | LocalCoordinates (const Rot3 &g, ChartJacobian H) |
| LocalCoordinates at origin with optional derivative. | |
| Public Types inherited from gtsam::LieGroup< Rot3, 3 > | |
| enum | |
| typedef OptionalJacobian< N, N > | ChartJacobian |
| typedef Eigen::Matrix< double, N, N > | Jacobian |
| typedef Eigen::Matrix< double, N, 1 > | TangentVector |
The method retract() is used to map from the tangent space back to the manifold.
Its inverse, is localCoordinates(). For Lie groups, an obvious retraction is the exponential map, but this can be expensive to compute. The following Enum is used to indicate which method should be used. The default is determined by ROT3_DEFAULT_COORDINATES_MODE, which may be set at compile time, and itself defaults to Rot3::CAYLEY, or if GTSAM_USE_QUATERNIONS is defined, to Rot3::EXPMAP.
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| EXPMAP | Use the Lie group exponential map to retract. |
| CAYLEY | Retract and localCoordinates using the Cayley transform. |
Constructor from columns
| r1 | X-axis of rotated frame |
| r2 | Y-axis of rotated frame |
| r3 | Z-axis of rotated frame |
|
inlineexplicit |
Constructor from a rotation matrix Version for generic matrices.
Need casting to Matrix3 in quaternion mode, since Eigen's quaternion doesn't allow assignment/construction from a generic matrix. See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27094132/cannot-understand-if-this-is-circular-dependency-or-clang#tab-top
| gtsam::Rot3::Rot3 | ( | const Quaternion & | q | ) |
Constructor from a quaternion.
This can also be called using a plain Vector, due to implicit conversion from Vector to Quaternion
| q | The quaternion |
| pair< Unit3, double > gtsam::Rot3::axisAngle | ( | ) | const |
Compute the Euler axis and angle (in radians) representation of this rotation.
The angle is in the range [0, π]. If the angle is not in the range, the axis is flipped around accordingly so that the returned angle is within the specified range.
Convert from axis/angle representation.
| axis | is the rotation axis, unit length |
| angle | rotation angle |
Convert from axis/angle representation.
| axis | is the rotation axis |
| angle | rotation angle |
|
inlinestatic |
Static, named constructor that finds Rot3 element closest to M in Frobenius norm.
Uses Full SVD to compute the orthogonal matrix, thus is highly accurate and robust.
N. J. Higham. Matrix nearness problems and applications. In M. J. C. Gover and S. Barnett, editors, Applications of Matrix Theory, pages 1–27. Oxford University Press, 1989.
| Point3 gtsam::Rot3::column | ( | int | index | ) | const |
Conjugation: given a rotation acting in frame B, compute rotation c1Rc2 acting in a frame C.
| cRb | rotation from B frame to C frame |
| Rot3 gtsam::Rot3::normalized | ( | ) | const |
Normalize rotation so that its determinant is 1.
This means either re-orthogonalizing the Matrix representation or normalizing the quaternion representation.
This method is akin to ClosestTo
but uses a computationally cheaper algorithm.
Ref: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9rLLz1XQKmaZTlQdV81QjNoZTA/view
Implementation from here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/23082112/1236990
Essentially, this computes the orthogonalization error, distributes the error to the x and y rows, and then performs a Taylor expansion to orthogonalize.
|
inlinestatic |
Rodrigues' formula to compute an incremental rotation.
| w | a vector of incremental roll,pitch,yaw |
|
inlinestatic |
Rodrigues' formula to compute an incremental rotation.
| wx | Incremental roll (about X) |
| wy | Incremental pitch (about Y) |
| wz | Incremental yaw (about Z) |
| Vector3 gtsam::Rot3::rpy | ( | OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > | H = boost::none | ) | const |
Use RQ to calculate roll-pitch-yaw angle representation.
Spherical Linear intERPolation between *this and other.
| t | a value between 0 and 1 |
| other | final point of iterpolation geodesic on manifold |
| gtsam::Quaternion gtsam::Rot3::toQuaternion | ( | ) | const |
Compute the quaternion representation of this rotation.
| Vector3 gtsam::Rot3::xyz | ( | OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > | H = boost::none | ) | const |
Use RQ to calculate xyz angle representation.
|
inlinestatic |
Returns rotation nRb from body to nav frame.
For vehicle coordinate frame X forward, Y right, Z down: Positive yaw is to right (as in aircraft heading). Positive pitch is up (increasing aircraft altitude). Positive roll is to right (increasing yaw in aircraft). Tait-Bryan system from Spatial Reference Model (SRM) (x,y,z) = (roll,pitch,yaw) as described in http://www.sedris.org/wg8home/Documents/WG80462.pdf.
For vehicle coordinate frame X forward, Y left, Z up: Positive yaw is to left (as in aircraft heading). Positive pitch is down (decreasing aircraft altitude). Positive roll is to right (decreasing yaw in aircraft).
| Vector3 gtsam::Rot3::ypr | ( | OptionalJacobian< 3, 3 > | H = boost::none | ) | const |
Use RQ to calculate yaw-pitch-roll angle representation.


Use the chrome.experimental.tts
module to play synthesized
text-to-speech (TTS) from your extension or packaged app, or to register
as a speech provider for other extensions and packaged apps that want to speak.
Give us feedback: If you have suggestions, especially changes that should be made before stabilizing the first version of this API, please send your ideas to the chromium-extensions group.
To enable this experimental API, visit chrome://flags and enable Experimental Extension APIs.
Chrome provides native support for speech on Windows (using SAPI 5), Mac OS X, and Chrome OS, using speech synthesis capabilities provided by the operating system. On all platforms, the user can install extensions that register themselves as alternative speech synthesis providers.
Call speak()
from your extension or
packaged app to speak. For example:
chrome.experimental.tts.speak('Hello, world.');
You can provide options that control various properties of the speech, such as its rate, pitch, and more. For example:
chrome.experimental.tts.speak('Hello, world.', {'rate': 0.8});
It's also a good idea to specify the locale so that a synthesizer supporting that language (and regional dialect, if applicable) is chosen.
chrome.experimental.tts.speak( 'Hello, world.', { 'locale': 'en-US', 'rate': 0.8 });
Not all speech engines will support all options.
You can also pass a callback function that will be called when the speech has finished. For example, suppose we have an image on our page displaying a picture of a face with a closed mouth. We could open the mouth while speaking, and close it when done.
faceImage.src = 'open_mouth.png'; chrome.experimental.tts.speak( 'Hello, world.', null, function() { faceImage.src = 'closed_mouth.png'; });
To stop speaking immediately, just call stop()
. Call
isSpeaking()
to find out if a TTS engine is currently speaking.
You can check to see if an error occurred by checking
chrome.extension.lastError
inside the callback function.
Utterances used in this API may include markup using the Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML). For example:
chrome.experimental.tts.speak('The <emphasis>second</emphasis> word of this sentence was emphasized.');
Not all speech engines will support all SSML tags, and some may not support SSML at all, but all engines are expected to ignore any SSML they don't support and still speak the underlying text.
An extension can register itself as a speech provider. By doing so, it
can intercept some or all calls to functions such as
speak()
and stop()
and provide an alternate
implementation. Extensions are free to use any available web technology
to provide speech, including streaming audio from a server, HTML5 audio,
Native Client, or Flash. An extension could even do something different
with the utterances, like display closed captions in a pop-up window or
send them as log messages to a remote server.
To provide TTS, an extension must first declare all voices it provides in the extension manifest, like this:
{ "name": "My TTS Provider", "version": "1.0", "permissions": ["experimental"] "tts": { "voices": [ { "voiceName": "Alice", "locale": "en-US", "gender": "female" }, { "voiceName": "Pat", "locale": "en-US" } ] }, "background_page": "background.html", }
An extension can specify any number of voices. The three
parameters—voiceName
, locale
,
and gender
—are all optional. If they are all unspecified,
the extension will handle all speech from all clients. If any of them
are specified, they can be used to filter speech requests. For
example, if a voice only supports French, it should set the locale to
'fr' (or something more specific like 'fr-FR') so that only utterances
in that locale are routed to that extension.
To handle speech calls, the extension should register listeners
for onSpeak
and onStop
, like this:
var speakListener = function(utterance, options, callback) { ... callback(); }; var stopListener = function() { ... }; chrome.experimental.tts.onSpeak.addListener(speakListener); chrome.experimental.tts.onStop.addListener(stopListener);
Important: Don't forget to call the callback function from your speak listener!
If an extension does not register listeners for both
onSpeak
and onStop
, it will not intercept any
speech calls, regardless of what is in the manifest.
The decision of whether or not to send a given speech request to an
extension is based solely on whether the extension supports the given voice
parameters in its manifest and has registered listeners
for onSpeak
and onStop
. In other words,
there's no way for an extension to receive a speech request and
dynamically decide whether to handle it or not.


"s"
for speaker notes
What can you expect to cover in class today?
Authentication is the process or action of verifying the identity of a user or process.
n the context of an HTTP transaction, basic access authentication is a method for an HTTP user agent (e.g. a web browser) to provide a username and password when making a request.
Token-based authentication is a protocol which allows users to verify their identity, and in return receive a unique access token. The user retains access as long as the token remains valid. Once the user logs out or quits an app, the token is invalidated.
Authorization is the function of specifying access rights/privileges to resources (human or machine).
"s"
for speaker notes


Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: Selected Works
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
The Day is Done
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1866
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Longfellow, H.W. (1866) The Complete Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Boston, Massachusetts: Ticknor & Fields
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 302
- Genre: Poetry
- ✎ Cite This
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The day is done, and the darkness
Falls from the wings of Night,
As a feather is wafted downward
From an eagle in his flight.
I see the lights of the village
Gleam through the rain and the mist,
And a feeling of sadness comes o’er me
That my soul cannot resist:
A feeling of sadness and longing,
That is not akin to pain,
And resembles sorrow only
As the mist resembles the rain.
Come, read to me some poem,
Some simple and heartfelt lay,
That shall soothe this restless feeling,
And banish the thoughts of day.
Not from the grand old masters,
Not from the bards sublime,
Whose distant footsteps echo
Through the corridors of Time.
For, like strains of martial music,
Their mighty thoughts suggest
Life’s endless toil and endeavor;
And tonight I long for rest.
Read from some humbler poet,
Whose songs gushed from his heart,
As showers from the clouds of summer,
Or tears from the eyelids start;
Who, through long days of labor,
And nights devoid of ease,
Still heard in his soul the music
Of wonderful melodies.
Such songs have power to quiet
The restless pulse of care,
And come like the benediction
That follows after prayer.
Then read from the treasured volume
The poem of thy choice,
And lend to the rhyme of the poet
The beauty of thy voice.


I specialise purely in SASS / CSS3, HTML5 and responsive web design. I don't write backend, dynamic code or even Javascript.
Why? Specialists make the world a beautiful place and that extends to the web. They care about the little things and work with other specialists to create truly incredible products.
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I'm currently the lead developer on a project to unify a major, well known brand through a dynamic, living styleguide that's consumable as a Node module.
I work with a team of talented developers and designers to identify reusable components and create robust modules to then share amongst the wider team.
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I love what I do and the people I get to work with.
I learn new things daily to make me a faster, more efficient and productive developer.
As co-founder and CTO my role in StageLabel focuses on designing and developing the UI for stagelabel.com, cultivating a clean and minimal brand alongside our lead designer and working with our lead backend developer to integrate frontend technology with our AngularJS / Rails backend.
I also build and deliver responsive email marketing templates for StageLabel and help facilitate extensive user testing to ensure we continue to delivery a product our users are interested in returning to daily.
Visit WebsiteIn late 2014 I was invited by Keepers to help develop a new UI for their brand relaunch. The vision for the frontend build included advanced animation triggering, a responsive fullscreen interface, SVG scalable imagery, custom fonts, backwards compatibility to IE8 and more.
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Sorry, but the rosters aren't ready for this race yet. But yes, once they are, this is where you'll be able to draft them.
{% endif %}Your team won't be able to race unless you join a league.
{% endif %} {% endif %}Sorry, but the rosters aren't ready for this race yet. But yes, once they are, this is where you'll be able to draft them.
{% endif %}Hey buddy, this isn't your team...


Video poker ♥ ♣ ♠ ♦
Implement a program that runs a game of video poker.
Poker is a popular card game that comes in many forms: draw, stud, Texas Hold’em, and many more. Typically, poker is played by multiple players, betting against each other.
Video poker is a popular casino game based on 5-card draw poker.
The game works like this:
- The player places a bet.
- The player receives a hand of 5 cards.
- The player chooses any number of cards to hold.
- Unheld cards are replaced by newly dealt cards.
- The final hand is scored and the player wins or loses their bet, based on the game’s pay table.
Poker hands
Poker hands are ranked by the relative rarity of the combinations. The order is as follows (best to worst):
- Straight flush - Ex: 10♥ 9♥ 8♥ 7♥ 6♥
- Four of a kind - Ex: 9♥ 9♣ 9♠ 9♦ J♦
- Full house - Ex: 4♦ 4♣ J♦ J♣ J♠
- Flush - Ex: 3♣ 10♣ 8♣ K♣ J♣
- Straight - Ex: K♣ Q♦ J♥ 10♣ 9♥
- Three of a kind - Ex: 7♥ 7♠ 7♣ J♠ 6♥
- Two pair - Ex: K♣ K♥ 10♦ 10♠ 2♣
- One pair - Ex: Q♠ Q♦ 8♥ 4♠ A♣
- High card - Ex: 7♠ 5♥ Q♦ 4♣ A♠
Specification
-
The player should start with $100 in funds.
-
Before each hand, the player can choose any amount to bet, up to their current funds.
-
Deal the player a hand of 5 cards and display them, along with an index of 0-5. You can then ask the player for a list of which cards they’d like to hold. Player’s input will be a string, such as
"124"
, indicating that they wish to hold cards 1, 2, and 4. -
Replace each card that was not held with a new card. This is the player’s final hand.
-
Score the hand and, if it’s a winning hand, add the winnings to the player’s funds.
-
If the player’s funds are $0, end the game.
-
Finally, ask the player if they’d like to play again. If they don’t, display their final winnings. If they do, shuffle the deck and repeat.
-
Don’t forget to shuffle the deck before dealing each hand.
Payout table
There are many possible payout tables for video poker. Typically, they change based on the size of the bet. For our purposes, we’ll keep things simple and just have a single table. The player wins their bet amount multiplied by the following number:
| Hand | Payout |
|---|---|
| Straight flush | 50 |
| Four of a kind | 25 |
| Full house | 9 |
| Flush | 6 |
| Straight | 4 |
| Three of a kind | 3 |
| Two Pair | 2 |
| One pair (Jacks or higher) | 1 |
Any other hands pay 0.
Example
You can play a free example game here:
https://www.freeslots.com/poker.htm
You can also download an example completed assignment here:
Implementation
You may write this program in Python or C. Name your program vp.py
or vp.c
.
Random seed
In order to properly check for the correct output, your submission needs to use a known “random” sequence. Before submitting, make sure to seed your program’s RNG with the following seed: 581321
.
How to Test Your Code
Execute the below to check the correctness of your code using check50
. But be sure to compile and test it yourself as well!
check50 scienceacademy/problems/2020ap/poker
Execute the below to evaluate the style of your code using style50
.
style50 [poker.c | poker.py]
How to Submit
Execute the below, logging in with your GitHub username and password when prompted.
submit50 scienceacademy/problems/2020ap/poker


You need metamask in order to use ethtags.
Ethtags is a project which lets you create your own dogtag which is attached to your address. The dogtag is always attached to the address that invoked the contract, in other words your friends can not change your dogtag, if they do not have full access to your wallet.
The dogtag itself is stored in the ethereum blockchain and the data can be accessed at any time as long as you have access to the ethereum blockchain. The ethtags frontend provides a simple way to access your dogtag. You can get a link to it which you can then send to anyone to check out your dogtag or you can embed it as an signature anywhere where they support iframe html tag.
There are future plans to allow you, to get the information, specifically the name, in your dogtag verified by a trusted third party, like the post office or some other third party which would be present almost anywhere. These verified dogtags would be very handy when you need to send a larger amount of currency to a someone else and you want to be sure that it is them.
Ethtags is currently maintained and developed by Jakub Tomeš a casual programmer and game developer that wanted to start developing smart contracts.
{{ getLinkToDogtag }}
{{ getIframe }}
{{myDogtag.name}}
{{myDogtag.bio}}
Verified
{{dogtagPreview.name}}
{{dogtagPreview.bio}}
{{administrators.address}}
{{administrators.name}}
Administrator
{{verification.address}}
{{verification.name}}
{{verification.bio}}
You can withdraw up to 90% of ethereum belonging to the contract


An online app to assist survivors of sexual assault, molestation, abuse, and inappropriate behavior
The form below will generate a unique hashtag. This hashtag can then be used in any way the survivor chooses, in public or private communication. The generated hashtag cannot be decoded to reveal identity of the survivor or perp. The same hashtag may appear multiple times online if the same perp has multiple survivors.
The information entered is not stored or published online. It is only used to generate the unique hashtag.
Copy and paste this tag in posts, messages, etc., to help make contact with other survivors of the same perpetrator
#perp
Do:
Paste this tag in texts, private messages, social media, blogs
Make your post brief, inviting others to reach out
Take care how and where you use this tag. If posting in social media or other public forums, others who know the perps name and phone number may generate this same tag and find your post by matching it. This could be people in your community, the media, or the perpetrator themselves.
Use private groups or post privacy settings to limit the visibility of a post you make
Dont:
Publicly post details of the incident, or any information that may identify the perp
Identify any other survivors or people involved in any incidents


Enter your preferred IP Adress: If you like to play on the foreseen server pleas enter 'os'.
Enter your Name.
Who can survive in this evil dungeon world without falling into lava or get hit by a monster.
Who's not too slow to fall off the world (get hit by browser borders).
Follow the instructions: Just be patient until the game reloads.
Then press start. When everybody's ready you can start a new adventure.
Currently you can play alone or with up to four people.
Your opponents will be added to the game randomly.
PIGGYCUBE
GECKOCUBE
MOUSECATCUBE
BIRDYCUBE
Thank you dAmbient for publishing cool sound under creative commons licence.
Thank you xDimebagx for publishing cool sound under creative commons licence.
Thank you University Regensburg - Media Computer Science for offering these courses and teaching us this cool stuff.
Thank you world for playing this game
created by Laurin Muth, Ramona Völkel, Hanna Kummel © 2016


JPanel fatPanel = new JPanel(); JPanel calPanel = new JPanel(); JPanel perPanel = new JPanel(); public percentFatPanel() { fatPanel.add( fatLabel ); fatPanel.add( inFat ); calPanel.add( calLabel ); calPanel.add( inCal ); perPanel.add( perLabel ); perPanel.add( outPer ); . . . . }
BoxLayout
Layout Manager
Now add the top label, the three panels, and the button to the content pane.
We want then to
line up in a vertical column.
FlowLayout
would do this if the frame
is not too wide.
But we want it to be certain.
For this, use BoxLayout
.
BoxLayout
aligns components either horizontally or vertically.
You pick the arrangement in the constructor:
BoxLayout(Container box, int axis) box: the container this layout manager is for axis: BoxLayout.X_AXIS for left to right BoxLayout.Y_AXIS for top to bottom
The box
field is a reference to the container
(often the content pane of a JFrame
) which the new layout manager
is for.


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We strive to connect artists from allover the world in one place. We believe art should be appreciated in every way, no matter how controversial or unpopular. Art is a way for the spectator to take a look inside the mind of the artist and try to grasp the thought process of that paticular piece. We, as a community find it important to lift all artwork and let it be interpreted by the public in whatever way, one day at a time.
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The Season of cricket in which eight times fight to become the best and rule the world
Chennai Super King's Whistle Podu!
Korbo Lorbo Jeetbo!
We are the Best, Forget the Rest!
Duniya Hila Denge!
Dil Dilli Hai!
We will bring the sunshine
Be The King!


Quick Facts
Brand: Samsung
Model: NX1000
20.3MP APS-C Sensor, 8fps, 1/4000 shutter speed, 1080p fullHD video recording
Standard lens: 20–50mm
Weight: 0.22kg (without battery+SD card)
Other lens options: 60mm f/2.8 Macro, 16mm f/2.4 Ultra Wide Pancake, 85mm f/1.4
Note: I received the Samsung NX1000 camera as a review unit.
“I nearly fell out of my chair when I saw the pics in your gallery. I don’t want to even begin to believe that a compact camera can do those shots.
I won’t believe it.”
When I first heard about Samsung’s new NX series line, I was a little intrigued. Samsung is not exactly known for its cameras, although that also means that I went in with no expectations.
When I actually managed to take a few pictures with one, I was surprised. The Samsung NX1000 holds its own when it comes to photography as a compact camera for those wanting the options of inter-changable lenses while still carrying around a more portable device. And before you ask, yes, it does come in pink.
Overall, the camera is definitely recommended as a quality 20.3 megapixel camera that takes great shots whether in all-auto (SMART) or various less-auto/manual modes, at a competitive price in its range. The NX1000 does have features such as Wi-Fi, i-Fn and inbuilt filters that those cameras don’t; so it’s a good buy for the photo aficionado that wants something in that price range and quality.
All other things being the same, I think its worth discussing the three elements that give the camera (well, the series, considering other cameras in the Samsung NX range have them as well) a little edge.
Wi-Fi
Samsung has incorporated Wi-Fi capabilities into the NX series. This allows you to:
- Upload pictures to an offsite storage (currently integrated with SkyDrive)
- Upload pictures to social media (Facebook, Picasa)
- Extract pictures to your smartphone (iPhone, Android)
For the share-the-second-I-take-a-picture generation, these are must-haves, although my own use of this during the review period wasn’t excessive. The Skydrive and social media integration are pretty self explanatory. The smartphone option is enabled with a Mobile-Link app for iOS and Android that allows you to connect to the camera as a hotspot, and offload pictures to the phone. This is actually quite nice, since you can edit them a bit if you like, and shuttle them off via social networks or email.
Setup was rather easy so it wouldn’t be a pain for the non-network-savvy. Just a few clicks, and you’re on your way.
Pulling photos onto a smartphone was a breeze
i-Fn
I used this feature the most out of the three. The Samsung smart lenses have an outer ring that allows you to activate menu controls to select options such as ISO and filters (see below) by rotating the ring rather than clicking the buttons. This made for a seamless experience during shooting without losing your grip, particularly if you want to take the setting to an extreme value.
 The camera comes built in the a variety of smart filters such as vingetting, fish-eye, haftone dots, old film, etc. If I were to use filters, this’d be a better way I’d do it since you can actually position your shot to meet the filter rather than hope it works out in post-processing/uploading.
Filter selection was easy enough and didn’t take more than a minute to master.
Using inbuilt filters: Dragon Mart, Dubai with Vingetting
Now onto the usual.
Build
I was happy with the build quality. While the body is plastic, it doesn’t feel cheap and is steady to use even when sitting in a moving vehicle (and no, I don’t mean while also driving!).
Something was bothering me about the camera as I held it, but it took me more than a day to figure out what it was. I was about to take a macro shot of my favorite photography subject — that’s right, food — and as I brought the camera close to my face, I realized… the NX1000 does not have a viewfinder at all. Your interface with the camera is entirely with 3.0" LCD screen. This wasn’t tough to get used to but it took me by a little surprise as I’m someone that uses both for photography. That said, I’m sure the lack of a viewfinder helped with the form factor and I imagine most ready shooters will not mind.
There’s no built in flash, but an external flash is provided. I’m personally not a fan of using a flash in the day-to-day photography I do, so was happy with the decision since I’m sure it helped keep the weight that little bit down.
Low light
For a compact camera in its range, the NX1000 seems to handle low light shooting rather well. Both twilight shooting and indoor shooting were simple enough to do without too much modification; the auto-ISO settings seem to work well, and I was able to get a decent shot in with the ISO set at 12,800 (max setting). Granted, the picture was a little noisy but it did mean that a lower setting would have worked fine.
Low light indoor shooting looks good too. Hummus!
Overall
With the right amount of manual and effective auto controls, the NX1000 is a good camera for people of any expertise level, and the build is a plus because it’s definitely something you’ll be happy carrying around. I think the NX1000 will compete directly with some entry level DSLRs on price — such as the Canon 550–650D range — and while they don’t exactly fall into the same class of cameras*, it’s a comparison that will happen considering the price point. The NX1000 carries the edge in portability and savvy features such as Wi-Fi and filters, while the DSLR would probably still be more appealing to the traditional photographer with more specific requirements.
You can see more sample shots in the picture gallery below. As the opening quote suggests, the shots are pro-photographer (and big Canon-fan) approved!
https://chiragnd.jux.com/653345?sans_gallery=true
PS I’m currently looking at the other end of the same range, the NX20, so stayed tuned for a review soon!
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*The NX1000 is a mirrorless camera. Mirrorless cameras tend to be more portable and compact compared to their DSLR counterparts, but suffer a bit in action-shot making. At the end of the day, these are two different systems although the price points are starting to line up. If you’re interested, this link has a good overview of the difference.


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Cicero famously orated against his political opponent Lucius Sergius Catilina type.
Cicero famously orated against his political opponent Lucius Sergius Catilina type.
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@* * Copyright 2019 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.cbcrfrontend.views.html._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.cbcrfrontend.model._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.cbcrfrontend.controllers.routes @import uk.gov.hmrc.auth.core.AffinityGroup @import uk.gov.hmrc.auth.core.AffinityGroup.Organisation @import uk.gov.hmrc.auth.core.AffinityGroup.Agent @import uk.gov.hmrc.cbcrfrontend.config.FrontendAppConfig @(name: String, postCode: String, utr: String, userType: AffinityGroup)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, lang: Lang, config:FrontendAppConfig) @main_template(Messages("subscribeMatchFound.mainHeading")) {


File Packages//BaseLua.lua
BaseLua global configuration and convenience methods.
Functions
| printf (format, ...) |
Prints the provided parameters via 'print', formatted according to the specified format, following the formatting convention of 'string.format'. |
| writef (format, ...) |
Writes the provided parameters via 'io.write', formatted according to the specified format, following the formatting convention of 'string.format'. |
Tables
| BaseLua |
BaseLua class fields. |
| package |
BaseLua package helper that facilitates working with BaseLua packages. |
Functions
- printf (format, ...)
-
Prints the provided parameters via 'print', formatted according to the specified format, following the formatting convention of 'string.format'. Automatically prints an end-of-line character following the string.
Parameters
-
format: The 'string.format' formatting convention to apply to the provided parameters.
-
...: Optional parameters to format according to the specified format.
Usage:
printf( "Hello, %s!", "world" )
- writef (format, ...)
-
Writes the provided parameters via 'io.write', formatted according to the specified format, following the formatting convention of 'string.format'. Does not automatically print an end-of-line character following the string.
Parameters
-
format: The 'string.format' formatting convention to apply to the provided parameters.
-
...: Optional parameters to format according to the specified format.
Usage:
writef( "Hello, %s!", "world" )
Tables
- BaseLua
- BaseLua class fields.
Fields
-
PACKAGE_PATH_SEPARATOR: Indicates the character that separates Lua nested package paths that appear in invocations to the Lua "require" function. Statically assigned the value "."
-
PACKAGE_NAME_PATTERN: The Lua pattern that can be used to identify the package name in nested package paths that appear in invocations to the Lua "require" function.
-
PACKAGE_PATH_PATTERN: The Lua pattern that can be used to identify the leading paths in nested package paths that appear in invocations to the Lua "require" function.
- package
- BaseLua package helper that facilitates working with BaseLua packages.
Fields
-
name: The package name for this BaseLua class. Usually should be 'BaseLua', unless the file name of this class has been changed.
-
path: The package path for all BaseLua classes.
-
PACKAGE_NAME: An invocation of package that contains a child index other than "name" or "path" will return the child index appended to the package path. Replace "PACKAGE_NAME" with the name of the package to return. @Usage: BaseLua.package.BaseClass -- Classes.BaseClass


| Method |
Description |
| charAt() |
Returns the character at the specified index (position) |
| charCodeAt() |
Returns the Unicode of the character at the specified index |
| concat() |
Joins two or more strings, and returns a new joined strings |
| endsWith() |
Checks whether a string ends with specified string/characters |
| fromCharCode() |
Converts Unicode values to characters |
| includes() |
Checks whether a string contains the specified string/characters |
| indexOf() |
Returns the position of the first found occurrence of a
specified value in a string |
| lastIndexOf() |
Returns the position of the last found occurrence of a specified
value in a string |
| localeCompare() |
Compares two strings in the current locale |
| match() |
Searches a string for a match against a regular expression, and
returns the matches |
| repeat() |
Returns a new string with a specified number of copies of an
existing string |
| replace() |
Searches a string for a specified value, or a regular
expression, and returns a new string where the specified values
are replaced |
| search() |
Searches a string for a specified value, or regular expression,
and returns the position of the match |
| slice() |
Extracts a part of a string and returns a new string |
| split() |
Splits a string into an array of substrings |
| startsWith() |
Checks whether a string begins with specified characters |
| substr() |
Extracts the characters from a string, beginning at a specified
start position, and through the specified number of character |
| substring() |
Extracts the characters from a string, between two specified
indices |
| toLocaleLowerCase() |
Converts a string to lowercase letters, according to the host's
locale |
| toLocaleUpperCase() |
Converts a string to uppercase letters, according to the host's
locale |
| toLowerCase() |
Converts a string to lowercase letters |
| toString() |
Returns the value of a String object |
| toUpperCase() |
Converts a string to uppercase letters |
| trim() |
Removes whitespace from both ends of a string |
| valueOf() |
Returns the primitive value of a String object |


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Full Stack Web Developer with a Bachelor's degree in psychology working towards a Full Stack Web Development certificate. Participation in the bootcamp has enabled me to develop a working knowledge of front-end and back-end technologies like HTML, CSS, jQuery, JavaScript, and more. My Bachelor's degree helped me refine my organizational and problem-solving skills as a lab manager for the behavioral psychology lab. I've taken classes in mediation and social psychology to better communicate with my teammates. I enjoy the problem-solving aspect of coding and can barely feel the hours pass as I work with JavaScript. I look forward to a career in full-stack development, creating applications designed with psychological principles in mind.
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- Pull the Sidebar (from the edge) to see the sliding at the same time.
- Look at notification bage, open it, close all notifications one by one and see how it works.
- Toggle the menu by second "list icon".
Change Navigation Skins
Main Features
- Fully Responsive, auto adoptive height, swipe and pulling support.
- Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, IE10+, IOS, Android and windows phone supported.
- Material Design Iconic Fonts.
- Radial out, fading (in & out), sliding, pushing and pulling effects.
- Unlimited Main items, dropdowns, sub items can be added.
- Grid Layouts for Widgets items.
- Client-Side Notification System. (close able & auto notification counter bage.)
Experimental version
It's an experimental version of "Pull & Sliding Navigation" as I used HTML5 input range
element to minimize the complexities and size of code. However, swipe works quite fine (on touch devices and desktop) while opening and closing menu with this logic.


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java.lang.Object opennlp.tools.ngram.NGramModel
public class NGramModel
The NGramModel
can be used to crate ngrams and character ngrams.
StringList
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
NGramModel()
Initializes an empty instance. |
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NGramModel(InputStream in)
Initializes the current instance. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
add(String chars,
int minLength,
int maxLength)
Adds character NGrams to the current instance. |
void |
add(StringList ngram)
Adds one NGram, if it already exists the count increase by one. |
void |
add(StringList ngram,
int minLength,
int maxLength)
Adds NGrams up to the specified length to the current instance. |
boolean |
contains(StringList tokens)
Checks fit he given tokens are contained by the current instance. |
void |
cutoff(int cutoffUnder,
int cutoffOver)
Deletes all ngram which do appear less than the cutoffUnder value and more often than the cutoffOver value. |
boolean |
equals(Object obj)
|
int |
getCount(StringList ngram)
Retrieves the count of the given ngram. |
int |
hashCode()
|
Iterator<StringList> |
iterator()
Retrieves an Iterator over all StringList entries. |
int |
numberOfGrams()
Retrieves the total count of all Ngrams. |
void |
remove(StringList tokens)
Removes the specified tokens form the NGram model, they are just dropped. |
void |
serialize(OutputStream out)
Writes the ngram instance to the given OutputStream . |
void |
setCount(StringList ngram,
int count)
Sets the count of an existing ngram. |
int |
size()
Retrieves the number of StringList entries in the current instance. |
Dictionary |
toDictionary()
Creates a dictionary which contain all StringList which
are in the current NGramModel . |
Dictionary |
toDictionary(boolean caseSensitive)
Creates a dictionary which contains all StringList s which
are in the current NGramModel . |
String |
toString()
|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public NGramModel()
public NGramModel(InputStream in) throws IOException, InvalidFormatException
in
-
IOException
InvalidFormatException
| Method Detail |
|---|
public int getCount(StringList ngram)
ngram
-
public void setCount(StringList ngram, int count)
ngram
- count
- public void add(StringList ngram)
ngram
- public void add(StringList ngram, int minLength, int maxLength)
ngram
- the tokens to build the uni-grams, bi-grams, tri-grams, ..
from.minLength
- - minimal lengthmaxLength
- - maximal lengthpublic void add(String chars, int minLength, int maxLength)
chars
- minLength
- maxLength
- public void remove(StringList tokens)
tokens
- public boolean contains(StringList tokens)
tokens
-
public int size()
StringList
entries in the current instance.
public Iterator<StringList> iterator()
Iterator
over all StringList
entries.
iterator
in interface Iterable<StringList>
public int numberOfGrams()
public void cutoff(int cutoffUnder, int cutoffOver)
cutoffUnder
- cutoffOver
- public Dictionary toDictionary()
StringList
which
are in the current NGramModel
.
Entries which are only different in the case are merged into one.
Calling this method is the same as calling toDictionary(boolean)
with true.
public Dictionary toDictionary(boolean caseSensitive)
StringList
s which
are in the current NGramModel
.
caseSensitive
- Specifies whether case distinctions should be kept in the creation of the dictionary.
public void serialize(OutputStream out) throws IOException
OutputStream
.
out
-
IOException
- if an I/O Error during writing occurspublic boolean equals(Object obj)
equals
in class Object
public String toString()
toString
in class Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class Object
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Tamil Nadu Deputy CM meets World Bank officials, discusses funding for various projects
"Deputy chief minister Panneerselvam held discussions at the World Bank (hq) in Washington DC on November 13 on funding for schemes related to drinking water, housing and transport in Tamil Nadu," an official release said.
by PTITamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam on Wednesday met World Bank officials in the US and discussed funding for various projects in the state, the government said on Thursday.
Panneerselvam is currently on an official tour of the US.
"Deputy chief minister Panneerselvam held discussions at the World Bank (hq) in Washington DC on November 13 on funding for schemes related to drinking water, housing and transport in Tamil Nadu," an official release said.
Panneerselvam was accompanied by Principal Finance Secretary S Krishnan, the release said.
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This documentation relates to Opera's now deprecated .oex Extension API framework for Opera versions <= 12.15 and also provided by our OEX2NEX shim library.
For the latest Opera Extensions API documentation for Opera versions > 12.15 please consult the latest Opera Extensions API documentation online.
This article explains the ins and outs of how to create and manage toolbar buttons, and their various components. All toolbar items have to be defined and manipulated as part of the background process. They cannot be defined or manipulated directly in the injected script or popup window. Buttons, badges and popups are controlled by opera.contexts.toolbar
, the details of which can be found in the Button & Badge API Guide.
An extension is allowed to place one button on the Opera toolbar, to the right of the search field. This button can include an 18×18 pixel icon, a tooltip (displayed on hover), a status badge, and a popup overlay.
The code for creating a button should be added to the script element of the index.html
document. In this example we are running the code when the load event is fired.
The first step is to define the properties of the button. This is done in the ToolbarUIItemProperties
object. Here is an example:
var ToolbarUIItemProperties = {
disabled: false,
title: "Button Example",
icon: "icons/button.png"
}
Once you have defined the button properties in ToolbarUIItemProperties
, you need to create the actual button with the createItem
method:
var theButton = opera.contexts.toolbar.createItem(ToolbarUIItemProperties);
There are five properties which we can pass to the ToolbarUIItemProperties
. The five properties are as follows:
This specifies if the button is enabled. It is true (disabled) by default and accepts a boolean value. You can disable the button as follows:
theButton.disabled = true;
The title property sets the tooltip that is shown when the user hovers over the button.
theButton.title = "This is a tooltip";
The icon property sets the icon used on the button. If you supply a size other than 18×18 pixels it will scale the image to fit that size.
theButton.icon = "icons/beautiful-toobar-icon.png";
The function to execute when a user clicks on the button and a click
event is fired.
theButton.onclick = function(){ /* do something */ };
The function to execute when the button is removed from the ToolbarContext
and a remove
event is fired.
theButton.onremove = function(){ /* do something */ };
The newly created button then needs to be added to Opera's toolbar. This is done with the addItem
method:
opera.contexts.toolbar.addItem(theButton);
Try running the button example. It will not do much yet, as you've not defined any actions on the button.
A button can be removed from the toolbar using the removeItem
method:
opera.contexts.toolbar.removeItem(theButton);
Now you have a button, you want to do something with it. Popups can be displayed when the user clicks on the button. A popup is an overlay window with a specified width and height. You can point to a page on the web or a page packaged with your extension to display within the popup.
To create a popup you can define the properties of the Popup
object within the ToolbarUIItemProperties
object:
var ToolbarUIItemProperties = {
disabled: false,
title: "Button Example",
icon: "icons/button.png",
popup: {
href: "popup.html",
width: 400,
height: 200
}
}
Keep in mind that by default, the width and height of a popup window would be 300 by 300 units. To change it, you will need to explicitly define the width and height of the popup like the above example.
You point to the contents of the popup using the href
property. You can point to any page on the web using its absolute URL:
theButton.popup.href = http://www.opera.com/";
You can access a locally stored web page by specifying a relative address:
theButton.popup.href = "popup.html";
The web page can be a regular HTML page. Nothing special is required. Be aware that if you change the href
property while the popup is open then the popup will close.
The dimensions of a popup are specified in pixels using the width
and height
properties:
Width:
theButton.popup.width = 300;
Height:
theButton.popup.height = 300;
The popup will be created along with the button when calling the createItem
method.
Try the button with popup example. If you worked through the Opera extensions hello world example>, you will notice this extension is very similar
A badge is an overlay over the icon with some textual content. They are often used to display a count of items, such as unread mails or messages. To create a badge you can define the properties of the Badge
object within the ToolbarUIItemProperties
object:
var ToolbarUIItemProperties = {
disabled: false,
title: "Button Example",
icon: "icons/button.png",
badge: {
display: "block",
textContent: "12",
color: "white",
backgroundColor: "rgba(211, 0, 4, 1)"
}
}
A badge has four properties that can be customised:
The display
property shows and hides the badge. Valid values are block
and none
. The default value is none
. A badge can be set to be visible as follows:
theButton.badge.display = "block";
The badge's label can be set using the textContent
property. Badges only have a limited space to display text, so try to be concise.
theButton.badge.textContent = "12";
The color
and backgroundColor
properties set the foreground (text) and background colour of the badge. They accept hexadecimal, RGBA and named colors.
theButton.badge.color = "white";
theButton.badge.backgroundColor: = "rgba(211, 0, 4, 1)";
You can try the button with badge example and play with the various ways to create and manipulate the Opera extensions' UI items.
You can also refer to the Opera extensions API documentation for a complete overview of the various objects and methods.


It is a district which has the most educated residents with the second
highest income in Hong Kong. It is also the central business district of
Hong Kong. Pro-democracy camp gains 7 seats in this election.
Starting from 1950s, Fujianese are centalise in this district.
Pro-Beijing camp has dominated the district council since 1980s.
Electors are usually won by walkover because there is no other
candidate.
It has the second most educated residents with the highest income in
Hong Kong. 46.2% of the population have tertiary education
qualifications. Among all districts, it is the only one without any
public estate.
There are large private housing estates in the district. The eastern
half of the district is semi-rural, with some of Hong Kong's most
popular beaches. The western half of the district is partly residential
and partly industrial.
One new seat is added in this district due to the population growth in
Kowloon station. Pro-democracy camp gains 17 seats while the pro-beijing
camp gains only 3 seats.
It has the highest income in Kowloon with low residential density. The
majority of its population living in private sector housing, including
old tenement buildings, private residential developments and low-rise
villas.
It has the least educated residents with the lowest income, the oldest
residents. Over 85% of the district's residents live in public housing.
All seats in the district council belong to the pro-democracy camp.
3 new seats are added due to population growth. Income is below average
in Hong Kong. It is the most densely populated district and one of the
largest industrial areas in Hong Kong.
It has the highest income in the New Territories. Pro-democracy camp
gains 16 seats while the pro-beijing camp gains 2 seats. 1 seat is
belonging to the neutral party.
Income is below average. Over 75% of the district residents live in
public housing. Both light and heavy industries share substantial land
in the district.
It contributes 18% of the area of Hong Kong. The Islands District
consists of some twenty large and small islands which lie to the south
and southwest of Hong Kong.
It contains most of the undeveloped area in Hong Kong. There are
beaches, country parks and geoparks. Tseung Kwan O, which is an urban
area, is accounting for 95% of this district.
District Council elections will take place across Hong Kong on November
24 amid a record increase in voter registration. In the third part of a
continuing series, HKFP speaks to newcomer pro-democracy candidates who
began their campaigns during the anti-extradition bill protests – the
gravest political crisis the city has faced in half a century.
Some candidates in Hong Kong’s District Council election on Sunday have
been accused of attempting to sway voters by providing them with “cheat
sheets,” free transportation and rewards.
A stamped ballot paper indicated for another constituency located in
Hong Kong Island was found at a polling station in Kwun Tong, Kowloon
during the counting of ballots at Hong Kong’s District Council Election
on Sunday.
Member of the British parliament urged Anglia Ruskin University to
withdraw the honorary doctorate because Ho shook hands with individuals
allegedly linked to an attack on train passengers at Yuen Long in July.
George Ng Sze-fuk, Sai Kung District Council chairman for 25 years,
should step aside to make room for new blood and fresh ideas. George
shows no sign of doing this, however: he has been nominated to stand
again in next month’s elections. As Hong Kong’s longest serving district
chairman, he naturally invites questions on why he hangs on for so long.
Is it the more than $98,000 salary and benefits, the smart office in
Tseung Kwan O government building, cementing of control of local
councils in favour of Beijing, the enjoyment of power and influence over
the spending of a $25 million-plus budget, or is there something more?
Touring the district with the secretary for development or the secretary
for transport and housing must be very interesting.
Hong Kong’s anti-corruption watchdog has received 201 pursuable
complaints as of last Thursday, less than two weeks ahead of Sunday’s
District Council elections.
Keep calm and carry on is the motto of the day. Electioneering has
somehow carried on despite the interventions of brick-throwing
protesters, barricaded streets, and police riot squads equipped with all
the tools of their trade.
Some candidates in Hong Kong’s District Council election on Sunday have
been accused of attempting to sway voters by providing them with “cheat
sheets,” free transportation and rewards.
Member of the British parliament urged Anglia Ruskin University to
withdraw the honorary doctorate because Ho shook hands with individuals
allegedly linked to an attack on train passengers at Yuen Long in July.
District Council elections will take place across Hong Kong on November
24 amid a record increase in voter registration. In the third part of a
continuing series, HKFP speaks to newcomer pro-democracy candidates who
began their campaigns during the anti-extradition bill protests – the
gravest political crisis the city has faced in half a century.
Some candidates in Hong Kong’s District Council election on Sunday have
been accused of attempting to sway voters by providing them with “cheat
sheets,” free transportation and rewards.
Hong Kong’s district council election saw the pro-establishment camp
have one of its biggest defeats since the territory returned to Chinese
control 22 years ago, as dozens of seasoned politicians were replaced
with a crop of newcomers, many of whom were inspired to run by the
antigovernment protests.
George Ng Sze-fuk, Sai Kung District Council chairman for 25 years,
should step aside to make room for new blood and fresh ideas. George
shows no sign of doing this, however: he has been nominated to stand
again in next month’s elections. As Hong Kong’s longest serving district
chairman, he naturally invites questions on why he hangs on for so long.
Is it the more than $98,000 salary and benefits, the smart office in
Tseung Kwan O government building, cementing of control of local
councils in favour of Beijing, the enjoyment of power and influence over
the spending of a $25 million-plus budget, or is there something more?
Touring the district with the secretary for development or the secretary
for transport and housing must be very interesting.
A stamped ballot paper indicated for another constituency located in
Hong Kong Island was found at a polling station in Kwun Tong, Kowloon
during the counting of ballots at Hong Kong’s District Council Election
on Sunday.


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| def | __init__ (self, parent, windowSize, property, xRange, yRange, curFrame, object) |
| def | DrawCurve (self, dc) |
| def | DrawFrame (self, dc) |
| def | drawHandler (self, list, dc) |
| def | drawKeys (self, list, dc) |
| def | DrawSelectRec (self, dc) |
| def | drawSingleCurve (self, list, dc) |
| def | drawX (self, dc) |
| def | DrawXCoord (self, dc) |
| def | drawXNumber (self, dc, st, pos) |
| def | drawY (self, dc) |
| def | DrawYCoord (self, dc) |
| def | drawYNumber (self, dc, st, pos) |
| def | drawZ (self, dc) |
| def | generateHandler (self, item) |
| def | generateInfo (self) |
| def | InitBuffer (self) |
| def | inside (self, point0, point1, point) |
| def | onAnimation (self) |
| def | OnLeftDown (self, evt) |
| def | OnLeftUp (self, evt) |
| def | OnMiddleDown (self, evt) |
| def | OnMiddleUp (self, evt) |
| def | OnMotion (self, evt) |
| def | OnPaint (self, evt) |
| def | OnSize (self, evt) |
| def | recalculateSlope (self) |
| def | recalculateSlopeBase (self, list) |
| def | refresh (self) |
| def | selectHandler (self) |
| def | setExistKey (self, list) |
| def | SetGraphEditorData (self, property, curFrame=1) |
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Work-wise, I’m into Layout, Typography, Motion and designing micro-interactions. I really enjoy 3D sculpting in my spare time outside of learning to code. All-around multifaceted skillset. Attention to detail, simplicity and transparency are pretty high up on my list. Music all the time. Motorcycles (Trackers, Scramblers, Choppers and Cruisers). WA Air National Guard.
Education
- Western Washington University, Bachelor of Arts (BA), New Media Design '13
Work
- Senior Designer, T-Mobile
- Dec 2020 – Present
- Design Contractor – Insight Global Inc.
- Designer, Indigo Slate
- Dec 2018 – Oct 2019
- Design Contractor - WunderLand Group
- Interaction Designer, Microsoft
- Sep 2018 – Dec 2018
- Design Vendor - Insight Global Inc.
- Staff Designer, Tact.ai
- Jan 2018 – Mar 2018
- Independent Design Consultant
- Designer, Xbox, Microsoft
- Nov 2016 – May 2017
- Design Vendor - Insight Global Inc.
- Designer, Rational Interaction
- May 2016 – Jun 2016
- Independent Design Consultant
- Visual Designer, Xbox
- Feb 2015 – Jan 2016
- Design Vendor - Aquent, LLC.
- Designer, MSN
- Oct 2014 – Feb 2015
- Design Contractor - Aquent, LLC.
- Visual Designer, Xbox, Microsoft
- Apr 2014 – Jul 2014
- Design Contractor - Aquent, LLC.
Goals
- 2021 Resolution TBD.
Top 10 watchlist
- Atlanta
- Uncle Tom
- The 4 hour work week
- Powershift- Daymond Jones
- Star Wars: Rogue One, last Jedi, Han Solo
- Bleach
- Attack on Titan
- Tokyo Ghoul
- They Shall Not Grow Old - Peter Jackson
- Broad City


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The Highlands
The Highlands Tour continues to be our most popular tour. This two-week excursion takes you to some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in Scotland; yet provides plenty of shopping time and sight-seeing in the beautiful city of Edinburgh.
The trip begins with two days in Glencoe, the site of the famous massacre of the MacDonald clan by the Stewarts. Take some time to go hiking. Several movies have been filmed in Glencoe, including Braveheart and Highlander. Maybe you'll get a chance to be an extra in this year's production!
From Glencoe, the tour travels north, following the trail of Bonnie Prince Charlie to Glenfinnan. You'll also take a boat trip to view castle ruins along the Kyle of Lochalsh. A trip to Loch Ness follows. Perhaps you'll see Nessie!
For city-dwellers, you'll enjoy the next three days in Edinburgh. Do some shopping along the Royal Mile, or climb Arthur's Seat for a awesome view of the city. If you love castles, visit Edinburgh castle and Sterling castle too.
The tour concludes with a trip to Glasgow.


TrollingValues is a light-hearted spoof of the political compass test which measures your political positions within the context of BMC. At the end, you will get a Political Compass result with a custom compass.
* This test is inspired by Ark Mapping's Ryan Compass and the Sapply Values test.
There are questions in the test.
  Finally, Aimless Mappingn.
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