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This is the README for Purkinje cell model code for the paper: Masoli, S., Solinas, S., & D’Angelo, E. (2015). Action potential processing in a detailed Purkinje cell model reveals a critical role for axonal compartmentalization. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience, 9(February), 1–22. http://doi.org/10.3389/fncel.2015.00047 Implementation done by Stefano Masoli in Python/Neuron. The Purkinje cell (PC) is among the most complex neurons in the brain and plays a critical role for cerebellar functioning. PCs operate as fast pacemakers modulated by synaptic inputs but can switch from simple spikes to complex bursts and, in some conditions, show bistability. In contrast to original works emphasizing dendritic Ca-dependent mechanisms, recent experiments have supported a primary role for axonal Na-dependent processing, which could effectively regulate spike generation and transmission to deep cerebellar nuclei (DCN). In order to account for the numerous ionic mechanisms involved (at present including Nav1.6, Cav2.1, Cav3.1, Cav3.2, Cav3.3, Kv1.1, Kv1.5, Kv3.3, Kv3.4, Kv4.3, KCa1.1, KCa2.2, KCa3.1, Kir2.x, HCN1), we have elaborated a multicompartmental model incorporating available knowledge on localization and gating of PC ionic channels. The axon, including initial segment (AIS) and Ranvier nodes (RNs), proved critical to obtain appropriate pacemaking and firing frequency modulation. Simple spikes initiated in the AIS and protracted discharges were stabilized in the soma through Na-dependent mechanisms, while somato-dendritic Ca channels contributed to sustain pacemaking and to generate complex bursting at high discharge regimes. Bistability occurred only following Na and Ca channel down-regulation. In addition, specific properties in RNs K currents were required to limit spike transmission frequency along the axon. The model showed how organized electroresponsive functions could emerge from the molecular complexity of PCs and showed that the axon is fundamental to complement ionic channel compartmentalization enabling action potential processing and transmission of specific spike patterns to DCN. Requirement: The model was built under Mint (ubuntu based) with NEURON 7.3 and Python 2.7. It requires a powerfull CPU with as many cores as possibile. The model uses NEURON multisplit to distribute automatically the calculation on all the available cores. A typical 5s simulation takes about 15m on an AMD 8350 8 core CPU and less than 4m on an AMD 1800x 8cores/16thread CPU. Usage instructions: Download and extract the archive. Under Linux/Unix: Change directory to "purkinjecell" folder. Run nrnivmodl ./mod_files to compile the mod files. The model is provided with 6 protocols: Run nrngui -python ./protocols/01_no_channels_ais.py to run the first one. The other protocols are numbered from 02 to 06. Here is a screenshot from running the command: nrngui -python protocols/05_calcium_sodium_bursts.py Attention: The model does not work with the variable time step! If you would like more help please refer to: https://senselab.med.yale.edu/ModelDB/NEURON_DwnldGuide.cshtml NOTES: Not tested under Win installations.


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1.1 Electron Ionization
1.2 Chemical Ionization
1.3 Field Ionization
1.4 Fast Atom Bombardment and Liquid Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry
1.5 Field Desorption
1.6 Plasma Desorption
1.7 Laser Desorption
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2.1 Quadrupole Analysers
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2.4 Time-of-Flight Analysers
2.5 Magnetic and Electromagnetic Analysers
2.6 Ion Cyclotron Resonance and Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry
2.7 Hybrid Instruments
3.1 Detectors
3.2 Computers
4.1 Tandem Mass Spectrometry in Space or in Time
4.2 Tandem Mass Spectrometry Scan Modes
4.3 Collision-Activated Decomposition or Collision-Induced Dissociation
4.4 Other Methods of Ion Activation
4.5 Reactions Studied in MS/MS
4.6 Tandem Mass Spectrometry Applications
5.1 Elution Chromatography Coupling Techniques
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5.3 Data Recording and Treatment
6.1 Mass Spectrometry Spectral Collections
6.2 High Resolution
6.3 Isotopic Abundances
6.4 Low-mass Fragments and Lost Neutrals
6.5 Number of Rings or Unsaturations
6.6 Mass and Electron Parities, Closed-shell Ions and Open-shell Ions
6.7 Quantitative Data
7.1 Electron Ionization and Fragmentation Rates
7.2 Quasi-Equilibrium and RRKM Theory
7.3 Ionization and Appearance Energies
7.4 Fragmentation Reactions of Positive Ions
7.5 Fragmentation Reactions of Negative Ions
7.6 Charge Remote Fragmentation
7.7 Spectrum Interpretation
8.1 Biomolecules and Mass Spectrometry
8.2 Proteins and Peptides
8.3 Oligonucleotides
8.4 Oligosaccharides
8.5 Lipids
8.6 Metabolomics
1 Nomenclature
2 Acronyms and abbreviations
3 Fundamental Physical Constants
4A Table of Isotopes in Ascending Mass Order
4B Table of Isotopes in Alphabetical Order
5 Isotopic Abundances (in %) for Various Elemental Compositions CHON
6 Gas-Phase Ion Thermochemical Data of Molecules
7 Gas-Phase Ion Thermochemical Data of Radicals
8 Literature on Mass Spectrometry
9 Mass Spectrometry on Internet


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The Trojan Shrine was sculpted by Roger Noble Burnham and based on a variety of USC football players, including Russ Saunders, Ernie Pinckert, Henry Becker, Larry Stevens and John Ward. The statue was unveiled during the University's 50th Jubilee in 1930. It cost $10,000 to build, after which a $1 surcharge was added onto the season football tickets in order to help offset this cost. The original name suggested for the statue was The Spirit of Troy, but that name went to the school's marching band. Contrary to persistent internet rumors, the name "Tommy" is not a reference to the famous Original Tommy's Hamburgers or vice-versa. However, the Original Tommy's Hamburgers has been a popular USC hangout since the late 1940s.
Tommy Trojan is located at the core of the campus and often serves as a meeting ground for students and visitors. Many people take pictures with the statue. The Shrine is surrounded by the Bovard Administration Building, Ronald Tutor Campus Center, and Alumni Park. Trousdale Parkway passes next to the statue. USC offers the Tommy Cam, which is a live image of the statue, with daily time-lapse videos. The statue is unique in that the figure is flexing every muscle in his body, a physically impossible feat. Inscribed on the base of the statue are the five attributes of the ideal Trojan: Faithful, Scholarly, Skillful, Courageous and Ambitious. On the reverse is a plaque bearing a quote by Virgil: "Here are provided seats of meditative joy, where shall rise again the destined reign of Troy."


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Bundler is a tool that manages gem dependencies for your ruby application. It takes a gem manifest file and is able to fetch, download, and install the gems and all child dependencies specified in this manifest. It can manage any update to the gem manifest file and update the bundle’s gems accordingly. It also lets you run any ruby code in context of the bundle’s gem environment.
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We present the findings from the human evaluation. Five isiZulu speakers with different levels of language proficiency (first, second and third language speakers) were recruited to join the questionnaire, which resulted in a total of 50 responses over 10 descriptions.
A Stacked Chart Comparing the Proportion of Ratings and the Total Exact Matches (out of 5) of Each Formula; and Displays the Total Percentage of Each Rating and the Total Exact Matches for the 50 Responses.
68% of all responses were rated as understandable.
26% were unsure of a description’s understandability.
6% of all responses disagreed on a description’s understandability.
The expressions that received disagreeing or unsure responses, and low exact matches, contained minus, integral or square root operators.
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of exact matches across all descriptions is 25 out of 50 (50%).
Based on a
human evaluation of the generated text, we conclude that our template-based realisation method
produced text that was averagely perceived as understandable among isiZulu
speakers; and thus, is an appropriate technique for building a Content MathML-to-Text NLG system.
Although the descriptions were perceived as understandable on average, the results also show that a formula could only be accurately typed out 50% of the time. This was due to a consistent problem among participants with the minus, square root and
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Yathā agāraṁ succhannaṁ,
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The goal of this project is to create a CMIS client for Python that can be used to work with any CMIS-compliant repository.
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- Developers using this API should be able to work with CMIS domain objects without having to worry about the underlying implementation details.
- The library will use the Resftul AtomPub Binding and the Browser Binding (added with CMIS 1.1).
- The library will conform to the CMIS spec as closely as possible. Several public CMIS repositories are being used to test the API.
- The library should have no hard-coded URL’s. It should be able to get everything it needs regarding how to work with the CMIS service from the CMIS service URL response and subsequent calls.
- There shouldn’t have to be a vendor-specific version of this library. The goal is for it to be interoperable with CMIS-compliant providers.
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Hanging Up *
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odeon (Liverpool City Centre) Released in the UK by Columbia TriStar on May 12, 2000; certificate 15; 95 minutes; country of origin USA; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Diane Keaton; produced by Nora Ephron, Laurence Mark. Written by Delia Ephron, Nora Ephron; based on the book by Delia Ephron. Photographed by Howard Atherton; edited by Julie Monroe.
CAST..... Meg Ryan..... Eve Marks Diane Keaton..... Georgia Lisa Kudrow..... Maddy Walter Matthau..... Lou Mozell Adam Arkin..... Joe Chris Leachman..... Pat Mozell
"Hanging Up" is not the worst movie I have ever seen, but it is the only one I can think of that made me want to pull out a gun and start shooting at the images onscreen.  Although I own a cellphone and am acquainted with whiny women, they are both things I detest, and for emergencies only. Watching them for 95 minutes is not my idea of a good time.
The film is supposed to be the story of a man's family reacting to his descent into death. It's actually just an irritating bunch of phone conversations between three witless sisters, who might actually develop personalities if they cancelled their AT&T subscriptions and lived in the real world. Meg Ryan plays Eve, the one who stays by her father's hospital bed, deals with his eruptions of dementia, and calls up everyone else, trying to get them to visit him. Maddy (Lisa Kudrow), the youngest sibling, is an insecure little tramp who complains that nobody will take her seriously; she doesn't think it odd that at age 29 she was still dreaming of becoming a rock star, and in her mid-30s she expects she's going to be an actress.
So much of "Hanging Up" takes place on the phone, with the annoying trio barking insipid platitudes down receivers, that when I left the cinema my ears were still ringing from clicks, beeps and dial tones. Perhaps this movie was inevitable, such is contemporary society's obsession with telecommunication. Delia and Nora Ephron, who wrote the screenplay, and Diane Keaton, the director, seem to think this presentation of people is normal, and that's rather sad.
Worse is the grating nature of the performances. Keaton plays her detestable character with the kind of glee that shoves right into our faces and makes us want to scream. Ryan is unconvincing, because she uses the same disorganised comic presence as in "When Harry Met Sally" and "Joe Versus the Volcano", and expects it to work when her character is supposed to be a cornerstone of emotional stability.
You know when you're on a crowded train, and you're wedged into the window seat when three other people need to sit in the same booth as you? "Hanging Up" is a lot like that, as long as the three people are vapid yuppie bitches whining and crying about their boyfriends and families into mobile telephones that play a little tune when they ring. This is a film that could get Gandhi's blood boiling. If it becomes your wife's favourite video, no sane jury will convict you of domestic abuse.
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Parametrization and Volumes
- Scale-Invariant Directional Alignment of Surface Parametrizations
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Marcel Campen,
Moritz Ibing,
Hans-Christian Ebke,
Denis Zorin,
Leif Kobbelt
- Polycube Simplification for Coarse Layouts of Surfaces and Volumes
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Gianmarco Cherchi,
Marco Livesu,
Riccardo Scateni
- Incorporating Sharp Features in the General Solid Sweep Framework
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Bharat Adsul,
Jinesh Machchhar,
Milind Sohoni
Mappings
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Aviv Segall,
Mirela Ben-Chen
- Complex Transfinite Barycentric Mappings with Similarity Kernels
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Renjie Chen,
Craig Gotsman
- Advection-Based Function Matching on Surfaces
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Omri Azencot,
Orestis Vantzos,
Mirela Ben-Chen
Fitting and Tracking
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Michael Tao,
Justin Solomon,
Adrian Butscher
- Mobility Fitting using 4D RANSAC
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Hao Li,
Guowei Wan,
Honghua Li,
Andrei Sharf
Kai Xu,
Baoquan Chen
- Relative scale estimation and 3D registration of multi-modal geometry using Growing Least Squares
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Matteo Dellepiane,
Roberto Scopigno
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Xuekun Guo, Juncong Lin,
Kai Xu,
Siddhartha Chaudhuri,
Xiaogang Jin
- Stenciling: Designing Structurally-Sound Surfaces with Decorative Patterns
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Christian Schumacher,
Bernhard Thomaszewski
Markus Gross
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Behrend Heeren,
Martin Rumpf,
Peter Schroder
Max Wardetzky,
Benedikt Wirth
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Vignesh Ganapathi-Subramanian,
Boris Thibert,
Maks Ovsjanikov,
Leonidas Guibas
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Emanuele Rodola,
Luca Cosmo,
Michael M. Bronstein,
Andrea Torsello,
Daniel Cremers
- Non-Rigid Puzzles
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Or Litany,
Emanuele Rodola,
Alex Bronstein,
Michael M. Bronstein,
Daniel Cremers
Fabrication
- Interactive Modeling of Mechanical Objects
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Francisca Gil Ureta,
Chelsea Tymms,
Denis Zorin
- A System for High-Resolution Topology Optimization
(TVCG Paper)
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Jun Wu,
Christian Dick,
Rudiger Westermann
- Data-Driven Bending Elasticity Control by Shell Thickness
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Xiaoting Zhang, Xinyi Le, Zihao Wu,
Emily Whiting,
Charlie C.L. Wang
Reconstruction
- Curve Reconstruction with Many Fewer Samples
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Stefan Ohrhallinger,
Scott A. Mitchell,
Michael Wimmer
- Crawl through Neighbors: A Simple Curve Reconstruction Algorithm
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Amal Dev Parakkat,
Ramanathan Muthuganapathy
- Construction of Topologically Correct and Manifold Isosurfaces
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Roberto Grosso
Structures
- Learning 3D Scene Synthesis from Annotated RGB-D Images
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Zeinab Sadeghipour Kermani,
Zicheng Liao,
Ping Tan,
Hao Zhang
- Identifying Style of 3D Shapes using Deep Metric Learning
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Isaak Lim,
Anne Gehre,
Leif Kobbelt
- Symmetry and Orbit Detection via Lie-Algebra Voting
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Zeyun Shi,
Pierre Alliez,
Mathieu Desbrun,
Hujun Bao,
Jin Huang
Voronoi et al.
- Planar Minimization Diagrams via Subdivision with Applications to Anisotropic Voronoi Diagrams
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Huck Bennet,
Evanthia Papadopoulou,
Chee Yap
- Exploration of Empty Space among Spherical Obstacles via Additively Weighted Voronoi Diagram
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Martin Manak
- Disk Density Tuning of a Maximal Random Packing
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Mohamed Ebeida, Ahmad Rushdi, Muhammad Awad, Ahmed Mahmoud,
Dong-Ming Yan,
Shawn English,
John Owens,
Chandrajit Bajaj,
Scott Mitchell
Differential Properties
- Mesh Statistics for Robust Curvature Estimation
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Libor Vasa,
Petr Vanecek,
Martin Prantl,
Vera Skorkovska,
Petr Martinek,
Ivana Kolingerova
- Deep Learning for Robust Normal Estimation in Unstructured Point Clouds
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Alexandre Boulch,
Renaud Marlet
- Towards Globally Optimal Normal Orientations for Large Point Clouds
(CGF Paper)
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Nico Schertler,
Bogdan Savchynsky,
Stefan Gumhold
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Music From Another Room * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Charlie Peters. Cast: Jude Law, Gretchen Mol, Jennifer Tilly, Brenda Blethyn, Jon Tenney, Martha Plimpton, Jeremy Piven, Jane Adams, Vincent Laresca. 1998 - 104 minutes. Rated PG-13 (for profanity and sexual situations). Reviewed November 30, 1998.
"Music From Another Room," a drama written and directed by Charlie Peters, assembled an astonishing cast of gifted actors and then, alas, chose to do very little with them.
The prologue introduces us to Danny, a young boy visiting his father's friends for Thanksgiving, who helps Grace Swan (Brenda Blethyn), the mother of the household, give birth after she suddenly goes into labor. The baby is named Anna, and once she is born, Danny, all of five years old, takes one look at her and pronounces that he is going to marry her. Switch forward 25 years, Danny (Jude Law) returns to his home after being away in London for his childhood, only to meet up with the Swan family once again. Anna (Gretchen Mol), now a beautiful, but uptight young woman, is engaged to marry Eric (Jon Tenney), and she pretty much spends her time taking care of her family, particularly Grace, who is now very ill, and her older sister, Nina (Jennifer Tilly), who is blind and apprehensive about going outside. To get close to the family again, Danny agrees to read the novel, Anna Karenina, to Nina for her, all the while trying to win Anna's heart, even though she believes it isn't fate that once again brought them together.
"Music From Another Room," had such a brief run in theaters that if you blinked, you missed it, and I can somewhat understand why it was snubbed by its studio, Orion. It is an extremely bland romance between two characters who aren't the least bit interesting, and whom have no notably good scenes together. Luckily, almost all of the supporting characters are appealing, which really does lead you to wonder why the romance had not been scrapped and the rest of the characters be the focus. Nina, by far, is the most complex character, and is given the most delicate, sweet subplot, as a blind woman who doesn't like to get close to people she doesn't know, until one night she does meet her soul mate, a devoted, kind man named Jesus (Vincent Laresca). Jennifer Tilly is an effervescent as always here, and maybe even a little bit more, because, for once, she was not playing a dense, flighty bimbo, but a more fully-realized person. Martha Plimpton is also a standout, and given precious little screentime, as Karen, another one of Anna's sisters, who is a feminist involved in an amateur acting troupe called, "Actors Without Dicks." Finally, Jane Adams, currently starring in Todd Solondz's art-house hit, "Happiness," made an impact as Irene, the wife of the Swan family's son (Jeremy Piven), who is constantly going to therapy.
What do all of these fascinating supporting characters tell us? Well, it tells us that director Peters must have been on autopilot not to discover what a potentially good film he had, only to ruin it with the central storyline, which just clangs of sappiness and cliches. Both Jude Law and Gretchen Mol are not bad actors, and it is not their faults that their roles were inadequately written.
What ultimately saves, "Music From Another Room," from being a total washout, aside from the supporting players, were several very nice scenes, many of which came at the end. One truthful moment that might, perhaps, be the best scene that I have ever seen Tilly in, has her character of Nina telling Anna, the sister she has always heavily relied on, that she doesn't need her anymore.
What makes, "Music From Another Room," so frustrating is how, with its impressive cast, a worthwhile film could have very, very easily been made. All that the director would had to have done was to let the classy actors show their stuff, instead of placing them in such a lame story. To me, this is the worst thing that can be done by a director, especially with all of the promise it clearly holds. In fact, it's nearly downright criminal.
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A Java API to manipulate ODRL2.0 RDF expressions
ODRL2.0 is a language to express policies: permissions, prohibitions, obligations. It is specified by the ODRL W3C Community and Business Group
This API is able to manipulate (read/write) expressions conformant to a subset of the Core Model specification and Common Vocabulary.
ODRL2.0 can be serialized as XML, as JSON or as RDF based on the draft ODRL2.0 Ontology. The only serialization this Java API supports in this version is the RDF
ODRL2.0 Core Model is abstract, i.e., serialization independent. The examples in this document assume the RDF serialization. The most common prefixes are:| prefix | namespace |
| odrl | http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/ |
| dct | http://purl.org/dc/terms/ |
A policy may represent the following statement: "The asset 9898 can be read and written".
The following example is taken from the official ODRL example 1
http://example.com/policy:0099 a odrl:Policy , odrl:Set ; odrl:permission [ a odrl:Permission ; odrl:action odrl:write , odrl:read ; odrl:target "http://example.com/asset:9898" ] ;
In order to produce that code, the ODRLAPI can be used, by typing the excerpt shown below
This may have been defined in Java with thePolicy policy = new Policy("http://example.com/policy:0099"); Permission permission = new Permission(); permission.setTarget("http://example.com/asset:9898"); permission.setActions(Arrays.asList(new Action("http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/read"), new Action("http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/write"))); policy.addRule(permission); System.out.println(ODRLRDF.getRDF(policy, Lang.TTL));
The first line creates an object of type Policy An empty string creates anonymous objects.
Note we have created a resource, policy:01, of class odrl:Set, with a single permission: the permitted Actions (read, write), and the resource, an Asset (asset9898).
The last line converts objects in the ODRL2.0 Simple API Model to the RDF (Turtle by default) serialization. Indeed, RDF/XML, N-Triples etc. are also supported.
The source code includes 7 full examples of working source code for you to start digging. Look into the examples folder.


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worked just fine. Haven't done anything else, yet.
Does it install elan
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I feel like that's the only thing it should install.
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One cup mayonnaise,
Look at what Bill
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Oooh, poetry’s for girls.
Oh Gary, what do you mean?
What would you like for your birthday?
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We provide language and cultural support for two encodings of Chinese,
a simplified encoding for the Chinese mainland and a traditional
encoding for Taiwan. The large number of characters in the Chinese
language makes it impossible to arrange them on a keyboard. Therefore,
an input method, called the input server, is used to make sequences of
keyboard events that correspond to each Chinese character. The input
server for WorldView(TM) Chinese is called xwnmo(1).
It translates your input of phonetic symbols into the equivalent
character or characters and provides a list of choices when there is
any ambiguity.
To customize your system to recognize certain conventions, such as date and time formats, currency format, and sorting order, as well as to display information and accept input in Chinese, please follow the steps below.
or
Your system has one of several possible keyboards. Although ipanel
provides you with a default keyboard configuration, you should either
confirm the default or select a different configuration.
To print a Chinese language text file to a PostScript compatible printer, use the following command:
% lpcns textfile | lp
where textfile is the name of your file. The lpcns program converts Chinese text to PostScript format. You can print directly from ieditor if your printer supports Chinese characters. If a printer that supports Chinese characters is not available, you may save the document as a text file in ieditor or Showcase before printing it with the lpcns command.


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Press the button to play the waveform, and adjust the controls to alter its shape.
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| Low Center f0 | High Center f0 | |
| Low Q | High Q | |
| Low Amplitude | High Amplitude |
This is an audio generator tool to explore the timbral quality imparted by applying one of several filters to an incoming signal. The top box is an oscilloscope view which visualizes the waveform, and the bottom box is a harmonic spectrum view.
This tool generates white noise at an adjustable amplitude, and allows you to adjust the type and parameters of the filter, as well the overall output amplitude (volume).
There is no upper limit to Q, but this demo limits it to 500. This more or less covers the useful range for sound synthesis.
 That is, even if you cut off the input (by setting the amplitude to zero), you will still see output with energy at f0. It will eventually decay.
It can be hard to tell what a notch filter is doing at higher Q, both audibly and in terms of the spectrum. When using a notch filter, you'll probably have better results with Q under 5.
It's easy to pick filter parameters which will "blow out" the output out of the valid-for-audio range of -1 to 1. The straightforward way to correct for this is simply to lower either the input or output amplitude. If you don't, the main thing you will notice is that you end up with extra peaks in the output harmonics, which correspond to the "shelves" caused by the cutoff of the waveform at either extreme of instantaneous amplitude.
The filters implemented in this demo are two-pole infinite impulse response (IIR) filter. The "infinite" in the name means that filter output at any given point in time depends on all of the input that the filter has ever received. This is in contrast to a finite impulse response (FIR) filter, which only depends on a limited rolling window of previous input to the filter. (In digital filters, this window is generally one sample per pole.)
The four basic types of filter demonstrated here aren't the only kinds of filter. There are many others. Roughly speaking, though, one can think of any filter as a combination of the types described here.
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I have my bachelors degree in nursing and am currently a licensed registered nurse working at Children's Hospital Colorado. I have previously worked in the ICU at the Denver VA Medical Center, as a hospice case manager, and in a sexual health clinic. I am currently enrolled in my masters degree in nursing with a focus in healthcare policy through Chamberlain University.
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As a nurse whose career has spanned age, race, economic, religious and sexual identity demographics, I have become passionate about using my voice to advocate for those whose voices are often overlooked. Since 2015, I have volunteered with Hope House Colorado, a nonprofit organization that provides educational and financial assistance to teenage mothers that come from generational poverty. In the past five years, I have created several educational opportunities to allow the teens to learn more about their bodies and safe sexual practices, while also occasionally being a professional mentor to young women who have expressed interest in pursuing careers in the healthcare field. I am additionally involved with Cobalt, which raises awareness and supports policies at a state and federal level that protect women's access to reproductive healthcare.
I have only recently become involved with politics and civic engagement. I have not volunteered for any political campaigns or organizations yet, but have donated money. These are some of the political organizations/campaigns I have donated money to: Human Rights Campaign, Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, Blue Revolution 2020, Cobalt, John Hickenlooper for Senate, Joe Biden for President, ActBlue.
I volunteer with Hope House Colorado as the volunteer nurse educator. I have also previously been involved with National Nurses United, a nursing union that I was a member of when I worked at the Denver VA Medical Center.
Over the past two years, I have been re-evaluating my professional career and thinking about how I want to best utilize my skills as a nurse. I have become very interested in the political process and the intersection of how healthcare and policy can ensure more people have access to high quality healthcare. I am currently working on my masters in nursing with a focus on healthcare policy and want to work at a state or federal level to advise, research and craft policy that makes our healthcare system more efficient, effective, accessible, affordable and equitable. Serving on the commission would be a perfect introduction into learning how individuals and communities engage with government and the civic process, and would allow me to use my voice to advocate for those who are unable to advocate for themselves.
As a nurse, it is my responsibility to take medically complex information given by providers to give patients and their families the necessary information to make the best decisions for their care. Additionally, I take the expressed wishes of patient and their families about their goals of care and advocate for their needs to their medical team. A significant component of my job is creating consensus among many groups of people with often very differing views. As nursing is the intersection of science and caring, I am able to use both appeals to emotion and appeals to reason to bring people together towards a common goal. Nursing requires fairness and impartiality, as my job is to care for my patients and advocate for their expressed goals rather than applying my thoughts, feelings or opinions to their care. I will use all of the skills and knowledge I have generated as a nurse to promote consensus, agreement, fairness and impartiality on the commission.
Many times throughout my career, I have had to draw on logic and reason to solve a problem. Frequently in my time as an ICU nurse, I would need to utilize critical thinking and applied logic to determine why my patient was declining quickly, which involved referencing their medical chart, looking over previous lab values and anticipating what the provider might order to help resolve the patient's problems. In my current role managing calls from employees regarding COVID, I must use algorithms and policies to determine who needs to be tested for COVID and who is safe to return to work without potentially infecting other employees. I utilize logic and reason every day in my job as a nurse and as a masters student, and will bring that same level of commitment to the commission as well.
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A set of functions to perform Raju, van der Linden and Fleer's (1995, doi:10.1177/014662169501900405) Differential Functioning of Items and Tests (DFIT) analyses. It includes functions to use the Monte Carlo Item Parameter Replication approach (Oshima, Raju, & Nanda, 2006, doi:10.1111/j. 1745-3984.2006.00001.x) for obtaining the associated statistical significance tests cut-off points. They may also be used for a priori and post-hoc power calculations (Cervantes, 2017, doi:10.18637/jss.v076.i05).
| Version: | 1.0-3 |
| Imports: | simex, mvtnorm, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2017-01-06 |
| Author: | Victor H. Cervantes |
| Maintainer: | Victor H. Cervantes <vhcervantesb at unal.edu.co> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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| Citation: | DFIT citation info |
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| Reference manual: | DFIT.pdf |
| Package source: | DFIT_1.0-3.tar.gz |
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Energy industry is one of the least disrupted industry and the most disrupted is the taxis, Schneider Electric says
(Image credit: Future)
There have been so many advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the past five years.
There have been about 1.5m robots built in the last five years and 20b devices connected to the internet and this number is expected to grow to 60b by 2024.
“AI and big data are expected to contribute $18tr to the global economy by 2030, close to 15% of global GDP, that is more than India and China’s GDP combined,” Imad Atwi, Principal at Startegy&, said.
Delegates, speaking at the Big Data’s Big Trends, an event hosted by Forbes Middle East, said that AI is in every single industry but different capacities.
There are about 400 use cases on AI in the region, Alaa Youssef, managing director at SAS said and added that banking and telcos in the Middle East are the most advanced in using the data.
However, he said that other sectors have adopted AI but they need to catch-up.
Furthermore, he said that regional governments have been quick to adopt AI to improve lives for citizens.
“Big steps have been taken by the UAE and Saudi Arabia in particular,” he added.
When you look across use cases there are “four pillars”, he said.
“One is the experience. The other is related to improving products and services. Third is related to the organisation and the fourth is the mandates that come with security and compliance.”
- AI is emerging as “hottest” area in public policy in Saudi Arabia and the UAE
- Top five trends that will shape the technology sector in UAE in 2020
- People trust robots and turn to them for advice more than their managers
- Governments and businesses begin to realise the shift towards AI
90% of data collected is not used at all
Fadi Amoudi, CEO of IQRobotics, said that businesses are adopting these emerging technologies to boost productivity and efficiency.
“Everyone will benefit. You’re talking about a 99% accuracy rate and a 70% saving in resources,” he said.
Even though data is the new oil of the 21st century, Caspar Herzberg, president for Schneider Electric Middle East and Africa, said that 90% of the data collected is not used at all and this may increase with the acceptance of multi-sensors.
“Energy industry is one of the least disrupted industry and the most disrupted is the taxis. There is probably as much value in looking at AI and how you manage the large-scale infrastructure, cities, power and networks of entire nations. So, AI is a tool that allows you to manage smart cities better and save money,” he said.
In the next 10 years, he said that people will stop being excited about AI as it will be everywhere and all the time.
“We will worry a lot more about cybersecurity, data security and a possibility about singularity when man and machine become one,” he said.
Improving customer experience
Panellists talked about how public and private sectors are adopting AI.
“We see two trends in data in any company, whether it is private or public. They have operational data and experience data. The question is how to make sense of it and how to make proper use cases that will benefit,” said Gergi Abboud, Regional Senior Vice-President and General Manager at SAP.
On the operational data, this is where you will want an algorithm to improve the efficiency; he said and added that the optimisation on the operational side will improve better and better as algorithm keeps getting better and better.
On the experience side, he said that it’s more about one-to-one conversations at scale and AI helps you augment that and achieve it.
“The products are no longer the product, we can sell an experience and to do that, it’s a combination of a continuous conversation with the consumer. Companies that will figure out how to leapfrog and focus on the experience in that experience economy are the companies that will lead the value in the value chain,” he said.


Grading is the assignment of an ordinal number to each item of an array, with all numbers distinct, and with the earliest of equal values being assigned a lower ordinal number. Grading can be used to produce the permutation that will put an array in order. Since sorting is a primitive operation in J, grading is more commonly used to put a companion array into an order derived from another array. For example, a table of addresses may be put into an order derived from a table of last names.
| m0=: /: | Grade y up |
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| d2=: /:@i. | Grade y up according to key x |
| d3=: \:@i. | Grade y down according to key x |
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public interface ImageRenderer extends Renderer
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clearOffScreen()
Tells renderer to clear current contents of offscreen buffer
|
void |
dispose()
release resources associated with this object.
|
void |
flush()
Flush any cached image data (preliminary interface).
|
void |
flush(java.util.Collection areas)
Flush a list of rectangles of cached image data (preliminary
interface).
|
void |
flush(java.awt.Rectangle r)
Flush a rectangle of cached image data (preliminary interface).
|
java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
getOffScreen()
Get the Current offscreen buffer used for rendering
|
java.awt.RenderingHints |
getRenderingHints()
Returns the rendering hints this ImageRenderer is using for its
rendering.
|
java.awt.geom.AffineTransform |
getTransform()
Returns the transform from the current user space (as defined
by the top node of the GVT tree) to the device space.
|
void |
setRenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints rh)
Sets the specified rendering hints to be used for future renderings.
|
void |
setTransform(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform usr2dev)
Sets the transform from the current user space (as defined by
the top node of the GVT tree, to the associated device space.
|
void |
updateOffScreen(int width,
int height)
Update the required size of the offscreen buffer.
|
getTree, isDoubleBuffered, repaint, repaint, setDoubleBuffered, setTree
void dispose()
void updateOffScreen(int width, int height)
void setTransform(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform usr2dev)
setTransform
in interface Renderer
usr2dev
- the new user space to device space transform. If null,
the identity transform will be set.java.awt.geom.AffineTransform getTransform()
getTransform
in interface Renderer
void setRenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints rh)
rh
- the rendering hints to usejava.awt.RenderingHints getRenderingHints()
java.awt.image.BufferedImage getOffScreen()
void clearOffScreen()
void flush()
void flush(java.awt.Rectangle r)
void flush(java.util.Collection areas)
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Example1 = action -> STOP.
Example2 = x -> STOP | y -> ERROR.
A = x -> B.
B = y -> STOP.
A = u -> (w -> A | x -> B).
B = y -> A | z -> STOP.
| Name | Use | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Sequence | [label] ‐> [next state] | Create a transition path from the current state to the next state with the specified label. |
| Choice | [label A] ‐> [state A] | [label B] ‐> [state B] | Create a transition path from the current state to each of the specified states with the respective label. |
| Parallel (Not yet supported) | [state A] || [state B] |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| STOP | A successful termination. |
| ERROR | An unsuccessful termination. |
Starting from the toolbar from the top left, the pink compile button is used to compile your defined automata and display your automata. You use the save and open buttons alongside this to open and save predifined automata. The definition frame on the left below the main tool buttons is the input area for defining automata. Refer to 'Automata Definition' for more information on how to define your automata.
On the right is the automata frame and displays your automata outlined in the definition frame, once the compile button is used. If their is an error in the definition, an alert will be shown on the console which can be found right beneath the text frame, outlining the error. Just above the automata frame where the defined automata are pictured, is the walker tool. The walker tool allows the navigation of the currently displayed automata by first selecting the automata you want to navigate, then selecting the edge to navigate down. Clicking the walk button will confirm the selected options and walk through the automata one step. The blue coloured node as shown below shows the current node that is being visited.


Field selection loop expansion tokens are used to insert information about the current field selection value being processed within the context of a field selection loop into the output stream. Field selection loop tokens can only be used inside a field selection loop.
|
Field Selection Loop Token |
Description |
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Inserts the number of selections associated with the field. |
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Inserts the one-based index of the current selection within the selections collection. |
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Inserts the text associated with the current selection. |
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Inserts the value associated with the current selection. For numeric fields the numeric value is calculated according to the fields enumeration properties (base value and step value). If the field does not have enumeration properties specified then the default base value is 1 and the default step value is 1. For alpha fields the value text is deduced from the left portion of the display text, based on the size of the field. For example, if an A2 field has a selection item of "Credit Card", the selection value is "Cr". |
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Game Designer, Artist
Conor Triplett (Artist, Game Designer)
Tina Han (Producer, Programmer, Game Designer)
Hongzhu Zhao (Programmer, Game Designer)
Amber Zheng (Sound Designer, Game Designer)
The prompt for this project was to create an experience for a "naive guest". In other words, the guest wasn't allowed to know anything about the game before playing, and the game couldn't give any direct instructions on what to do.
In this game, you play as a weather god overlooking a small tropical island. Using your powers of rain and lightning, you must help the islanders by watering crops, putting out fires, and more.
Cumulo Island has run into a lot of hardship recently, with drought, pirate attacks, and even volcano eruptions. Will they every catch a break?
CloseUsing their hands to control clouds, the guest can rain and lightning all over the island. Rain, in this case, can be used to water and grow crops.
CloseAs everyone knows, rain isn't always a good thing. Here, we see a guest raining onto the islanders. Luckily, they brought their umbrellas today.
CloseWho needs a fire department when you've got the power of rain in your hands? The local islanders have nothing to fear with the weather god on their side.
CloseAs the weather god, putting your hands together creates lightning. This comes in handy when facing off against invading pirates!
Close ProjectThere's just no break for these poor islanders, is there? After pirates, fires, and droughts, the only thing left to fear is a volcano eruption!
Close


Kitten in a Bow Tie!
Welcome to my
kitten page!


Before Change
// so this does the same w/o zeroing layout.
ax._set_position(newpos, which="original")
else:
warnings.warn("constrained_layout not applied. At least "
"one axes collapsed to zero width or height.")
def _make_ghost_gridspec_slots(fig, gs):
After Change
if gs._layoutbox is not None:
gss.add(gs)
if len(gss) == 0:
cbook._warn_external("There are no gridspecs with layoutboxes. "
"Possibly did not call parent GridSpec with the"
" figure= keyword")
if fig._layoutbox.constrained_layout_called < 1:
for gs in gss:
// fill in any empty gridspec slots w/ ghost axes...


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New syntax
Named capture
XRegExp includes comprehensive support for named capture. Following are the details of XRegExp's named capture syntax:
- Capture:
(?<name>…)
- Backreference in regex:
\k<name>
- Backreference in replacement text:
$<name>
- Backreference stored at:
result.groups.name
- Backreference numbering: Sequential (i.e., left to right for both named and unnamed capturing groups)
- Multiple groups with same name:
SyntaxError
Notes
- See additional details and compare to named capture in other regex flavors here: Named capture comparison.
- JavaScript added native support for named capture in ES2018. XRegExp support predates this, and it extends this support into pre-ES2018 browsers.
- Capture names can use a wide range of Unicode characters (see the definition of
RegExpIdentifierName
).
Example
const repeatedWords = XRegExp.tag('gi')`\b(?<word>[a-z]+)\s+\k<word>\b`; // Alternatively: XRegExp('\\b(?<word>[a-z]+)\\s+\\k<word>\\b', 'gi'); // Check for repeated words repeatedWords.test('The the test data'); // -> true // Remove any repeated words const withoutRepeated = XRegExp.replace('The the test data', repeatedWords, '${word}'); // -> 'The test data' const url = XRegExp(`^(?<scheme> [^:/?]+ ) :// # aka protocol (?<host> [^/?]+ ) # domain name/IP (?<path> [^?]* ) \\?? # optional path (?<query> .* ) # optional query`, 'x'); // Get the URL parts const parts = XRegExp.exec('https://google.com/path/to/file?q=1', url); // parts -> ['https://google.com/path/to/file?q=1', 'https', 'google.com', '/path/to/file', 'q=1'] // parts.groups.scheme -> 'https' // parts.groups.host -> 'google.com' // parts.groups.path -> '/path/to/file' // parts.groups.query -> 'q=1' // Named backreferences are available in replacement functions as properties of the last argument XRegExp.replace('https://google.com/path/to/file?q=1', url, (match, ...args) => { const groups = args.pop(); return match.replace(groups.host, 'xregexp.com'); }); // -> 'https://xregexp.com/path/to/file?q=1'
Regexes that use named capture work with all native methods. However, you need to use XRegExp.exec
and XRegExp.replace
for access to named backreferences, otherwise only numbered backreferences are available.
Annotations
- Rationale: Named capture can help make regular expressions and related code self-documenting, and thereby easier to read and use.
- Compatibility: The named capture syntax is illegal in pre-ES2018 native JavaScript regular expressions and hence does not cause problems. Backreferences to undefined named groups throw a
SyntaxError
. - Compatibility with deprecated features: XRegExp's named capture functionality does not support the
lastMatch
property of the globalRegExp
object or theRegExp.prototype.compile
method, since those features were deprecated in JavaScript 1.5. - Prior art: Comes from Python (feature) and .NET (syntax).
Inline comments
Inline comments use the syntax (?#comment)
. They are an alternative to the line comments allowed in free-spacing mode.
 This distinction is important with something like \1(?#comment)2
, which is taken as \1
followed by 2
, and not \12
. However, quantifiers following comments apply to the preceeding token, so x(?#comment)+
is equivalent to x+
.
Example
const regex = XRegExp('^(?#month)\\d{1,2}/(?#day)\\d{1,2}/(?#year)(\\d{2}){1,2}', 'n'); const isDate = regex.test('04/20/2008'); // -> true // Can still be useful when combined with free-spacing, because inline comments // don't need to end with \n const regex = XRegExp('^ \\d{1,2} (?#month)' + '/ \\d{1,2} (?#day )' + '/ (\\d{2}){1,2} (?#year )', 'nx');
Annotations
- Rationale: Comments make regular expressions more readable.
- Compatibility: No known problems with this syntax; it is illegal in native JavaScript regular expressions.
- Prior art: The syntax comes from Perl. It is also available in .NET, PCRE, Python, Ruby, and Tcl, among other regular expression flavors.
Leading mode modifier
A mode modifier uses the syntax (?imnsuxA)
, where imnsuxA
is any combination of XRegExp flags except g
, y
, or d
. Mode modifiers provide an alternate way to enable the specified flags. XRegExp allows the use of a single mode modifier at the very beginning of a pattern only.
Example
const regex = XRegExp('(?im)^[a-z]+$'); regex.ignoreCase; // -> true regex.multiline; // -> true
When creating a regex, it's okay to include flags in a mode modifier that are also provided via the separate flags
argument. For instance, XRegExp('(?s).+', 's')
is valid.
Flags g
, y
, and d
cannot be included in a mode modifier, or an error is thrown. This is because g
, y
, and d
, unlike all other flags, have no impact on the meaning of a regex. Rather, they change how particular methods choose to apply the regex. XRegExp methods provide e.g. scope
, sticky
, and pos
arguments that allow you to use and change such functionality on a per-run rather than per-regex basis. Additionally, consider that it makes sense to apply all other flags to a particular subsection of a regex, whereas flags g
, y
, and d
only make sense when applied to the regex as a whole. Allowing g
, y
, and d
in a mode modifier might therefore create future compatibility problems.
The use of unknown flags in a mode modifier causes an error to be thrown. However, XRegExp addons can add new flags that are then automatically valid within mode modifiers.
Annotations
- Rationale: Mode modifiers allow you to enable flags in situations where a regex pattern can be provided as a string only. They can also improve readability, since flags are read first rather than after the pattern.
- Compatibility: No known problems with this syntax; it is illegal in native JavaScript regular expressions.
- Compatibility with other regex flavors: Some regex flavors support the use of multiple mode modifiers anywhere in a pattern, and allow extended syntax for unsetting flags via
(?-i)
, simultaneously setting and unsetting flags via(?i-m)
, and enabling flags for subpatterns only via(?i:…)
. XRegExp does not support these extended options. - Prior art: The syntax comes from Perl. It is also available in .NET, Java, PCRE, Python, Ruby, and Tcl, among other regular expression flavors.
Stricter error handling
XRegExp makes any escaped letters or numbers a SyntaxError
unless they form a valid and complete metasequence or backreference. This helps to catch errors early, and makes it safe for future versions of ES or XRegExp to introduce new escape sequences. It also means that octal escapes are always an error in XRegExp. ES3/5 do not allow octal escapes, but browsers support them anyway for backward compatibility, which often leads to unintended behavior.
XRegExp requires all backreferences, whether written as \n
, \k<n>
, or \k<name>
, to appear to the right of the opening parenthesis of the group they reference.
XRegExp never allows \n
-style backreferences to be followed by literal numbers. To match backreference 1 followed by a literal 2
character, you can use, e.g., (a)\k<1>2
, (?x)(a)\1 2
, or (a)\1(?#)2
.
Unicode
XRegExp supports matching Unicode categories, scripts, and other properties via addon scripts. Such tokens are matched using \p{…}
, \P{…}
, and \p{^…}
. See XRegExp Unicode addons for more details.
XRegExp additionally supports the \u{N…}
syntax for matching individual code points. In ES6 this is supported natively, but only when using the u
flag. XRegExp supports this syntax for code points 0
–FFFF
even when not using the u
flag, and it supports the complete Unicode range 0
–10FFFF
when using u
.
Replacement text
XRegExp's replacement text syntax is used by the XRegExp.replace
function. It adds $0
as a synonym of $&
(to refer to the entire match), and adds $<n>
and ${n}
for backreferences to named and numbered capturing groups (in addition to $1
, etc.). When the braces syntax is used for numbered backreferences, it allows numbers with three or more digits (not possible natively) and allows separating a backreference from an immediately-following digit (not always possible natively). XRegExp uses stricter replacement text error handling than native JavaScript, to help you catch errors earlier (e.g., the use of a $
character that isn't part of a valid metasequence causes an error to be thrown).
Following are the special tokens that can be used in XRegExp replacement strings:
$$
- Inserts a literal$
character.$&
,$0
- Inserts the matched substring.$`
- Inserts the string that precedes the matched substring (left context).$'
- Inserts the string that follows the matched substring (right context).$n
,$nn
- Where n/nn are digits referencing an existing capturing group, inserts backreference n/nn.$<n>
,${n}
- Where n is a name or any number of digits that reference an existent capturing group, inserts backreference n.
XRegExp behavior for $<n>
and ${n}
:
- Backreference to numbered capture, if
n
is an integer. Use0
for the entire match. Any number of leading zeros may be used. - Backreference to named capture
n
, if it exists. Does not overlap with numbered capture since XRegExp does not allow named capture to use a bare integer as the name. - If the name or number does not refer to an existing capturing group, it's an error.
XRegExp behavior for $n
and $nn
:
- Backreferences without curly braces end after 1 or 2 digits. Use
${…}
for more digits. $1
is an error if there are no capturing groups.$10
is an error if there are less than 10 capturing groups. Use${1}0
instead.$01
is equivalent to$1
if a capturing group exists, otherwise it's an error.$0
(not followed by 1-9) and$00
are the entire match.
For comparison, following is JavaScript's native behavior for $n
and $nn
:
- Backreferences end after 1 or 2 digits. Cannot use backreference to capturing group 100+.
$1
is a literal$1
if there are no capturing groups.$10
is$1
followed by a literal0
if there are less than 10 capturing groups.$01
is equivalent to$1
if a capturing group exists, otherwise it's a literal$01
.$0
is a literal$0
.


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To modify the Settings in DevTools:
- Click on the Settings cog and open up the Settings pane.
General
Disable cache
Will prevent the caching of resources ONLY for pages which have DevTools open. This will not disable caching if the DevTools are closed.
Disable JavaScript
Immediately suspends all JavaScript from running on the tab running the instance of DevTools which has this checked.
Note: Both the Disable cache and Disable JavaScript settings will ONLY apply when DevTools is open. When it is open, for the page which has the DevTools open.
Enable Ctrl + 1-9 shortcuts to switch panels
You are able to use Ctrl + 1-9 shortcuts to jump to specific tabs in Chrome when multiple tabs are open, with tabs 1-8 and 9 being the last tab if more than 9 are open. This setting will enable DevTools to function in the same way, so you are able to switch between panels quickly.
Note: Enabling this may cause conflicts with shortcut keys that are used by other applications.
Appearance
Show toolbar icons
With this setting you can choose to show the icons for each panel in DevTools or not. You can save some space in the window by unchecking this option to hide the icons and show text for each panel instead. This is especially useful when DevTools is docked to the right side of the window.
Hiding the icons will save 30px of vertical space making that much more visible within the panels.
Split panels vertically when docked to right
Enabling this will change the layout of the panels so the main section is stacked on top of the sidebar sections. You may find this useful when there is not enough horizontal space when they are side-by-side which is the case for smaller screens.
Elements
Color format
- As authored - (how the code was written in the stylesheet)
- HEX:
#DAC0DE
- RGB:
rgb(128, 255, 255)
- HSL:
hsl(300, 80%, 90%)
The Color format setting lets you control how the color codes are displayed in the Styles Sidebar of the Elements panel. In addition to the Settings option for controlling the color format, you can click on the gear icon at the top of the Styles Sidebar to change the format of color codes.
Selecting As authored will use the color format for properties as defined in the stylesheet.
Show user agent styles
You may find it useful to show user agent styles in the Styles Sidebar of the Elements panel.
The user agent refers to the browser. Each browser implements a default stylesheet consisting of basic style rules which are applied to DOM Elements in a page. If you've ever had a difficult time removing white-space between two elements, for example, it may have been because of the user agent stylesheet adding a default margin or padding to that particular type of element.
Word wrap
As with any text editor you can choose to wrap long lines of code in the Elements panel.
Show Shadow DOM
With Shadow DOM, elements can get a new kind of node associated with them. This new kind of node is called a shadow root. An element that has a shadow root associated with it is called a shadow host. The child nodes of a shadow host isn't rendered; the content of the shadow root is rendered instead.
- Shadow DOM 201
- Shadow DOM 301
- Shadow DOM Polyfill
- Visualizing Shadow DOM Concepts
- Define presentational boxes using shadow DOM
Show rulers
This will display a ruler overlay along the top, left and bottom sides of the viewport.
Rendering
Show paint rectangles
When this is enabled you be able to see the regions where Chrome paints. This can help diagnose and ultimately avoid unnecessary paints on a page. You can also use this to study painting behaviors just by hovering over links, popups, or some content which dynamically updates.
Furthermore, showing paint rectangles shows repainted areas for each frame making it easy to visualize what slows pages down. Ideally you want to keep the number of areas being repainted as low as possible.
Show composited layer borders
This highlights where layers are on-screen. Use this to accelerate render times in Chrome. It can help to reduce the time it takes to render elements which may be animating or have CSS transforms/transitions applied to them that change the shape or positioning of the element.
Note: The blue grid represents tiles, which you can think of as sub-units of a layer that Chrome uses to upload parts of a large layer at a time to the GPU. They aren't really too important in most cases.
Enabling Show paint rectangles and Show layer borders together can also be useful for finding any unnecessary paints which occur and cause a relayout on the Timeline panel.
Note: Show paint rectangles and composited layer borders settings will only apply when DevTools is open.
Show FPS meter
Overlays an FPS meter at the top right of the browser window which updates in real-time.
When running Chrome on Android you may also show a GPU memory meter as part of the overlay. Enabling the FPS meter is specially helpful when developing pages that have animations.
Enable continuous page repainting
This is a tool that helps you identify elements on the page which are costly. The page will continuously repaint, showing a counter of how much painting work is happening. Then, you can hide elements and mutate styles, watching the counter, in order to figure out what is slow.
Sources
Search in content scripts
Content scripts are JavaScript files contained within Chrome extensions that run in the context of web pages but from a protected scope that is completely separate from ordinary page JavaScript. As such, content scripts and page scripts cannot interact with each other in an ordinary way.
When looking at the Content Scripts tab in the Sources panel you will see both the scripts added by extensions (or by User Scripts which are compiled into extensions in Chrome), and also content scripts that are built-in parts of the browser, specifically the API that extensions can use.
Note: When developing Chrome apps or extensions enabling this setting is so you can search within these native API scripts is useful, otherwise it is not useful having it enabled.
Enable source maps
If you have code which is concatenated and minified it is difficult to tell what file a piece of code may be in when you need to debug it. Enabling this setting is useful for debugging JavaScript and working with Source maps in general.
Enable CSS source maps
Enables source maps for CSS files generated using a preprocessor (for example, Sass).
For details see Working with CSS Preprocessors.
Auto-reload generated CSS
Only used if Enable CSS source maps is turned on. Determines whether generated CSS files should be reloaded when the source file is saved.
For details see Working with CSS Preprocessors.
Indentation
Specifies how code is indented when editing in DevTools:
- 2 spaces
- 4 spaces
- 8 spaces
- Tab character
Show whitespace characters
This will show dots for spaces and tab characters in the Sources panel.
Profiler
Show objects' hidden properties
Show uninstrumented native memory
This setting will be visible on the main Settings pane when the Native memory profiling experiment is enabled. When you capture native memory distribution you may choose to Show the uninstrumented native memory that is used which is not within the JavaScript heap.
The gray bars in the chart show the uninstrumented native memory being used.
Timeline
Show CPU activity on the ruler
Enabling this setting will display the CPU activity in the ruler and appear as gray bars along the bottom of the timeline chart. When you hover over the gray bars you will see the details of the CPU activity for it, with just that bar highlighted.
Limit number of captured JS stack frames
-
-- Frames to capture:
30
Controls the depth of the stack retrieved from the Timeline Events that are produced within JavaScript. Most of the time, the overhead associated with collecting the stack is negligible. However, for certain pages with long script URLs and deep call stacks, collecting stacks may skew the performance of the page or result in a very large logs. So you can reduce the performance impact by tweaking the number of stack frames we capture and display with each event.
Note: Setting the option to 0 will entirely turn off stack sampling.
Console
Log XMLHttpRequests
Display XHR request objects in the console which expand to show details of the request.
Preserve log upon navigation
When navigating through multiple pages of a site you may choose to not clear the console logs with each page load so you can view the history of output across pages.
Note: Both of these settings can be changed by right clicking on the console.
Extensions
Open links in:a panel chosen automatically
Workspace
Workspaces allow you to select custom directories in your file system which are always available for you to edit within the Sources panel. This can be one specific project directory or a directory that contains multiple different projects within it.
To use this feature it open the Workspaces tab via the Settings pane. Here you will see an Add Folder link allowing you to add local directories for editing (eg: project root directories).
Once you've added a folder directory, you will be able to view, edit and save changes to files within it anytime you are working in the Sources panel. All changes to files will persist down to local file contained in directory.
In addition to adding a file system for your Workspace, you are also able to add file Mappings individual file urls to the path of the file on your local machine.
Port forwarding
Port Forwarding allows you to create a TCP port listener on your device which you can map to a TCP port on your development machine.
Device port: 8080
Target: <IP_ADDRESS>
Using this feature you are also able to make use of Workspaces and the DevTools editor in Sources while viewing the changes on your device, and all of the DevTools features as well.
To do this, you simply set the device port to the port number you want, and set the target to be the host machine's IP address (localhost would be <IP_ADDRESS>). Then on your device, visit localhost:9000 and you will have access to the DevTools for the device on your local machine.
Note: You must enable this feature in the Settings pane > Experiments tab to be able to use it. Once enabled, you will be able to access the Port Forwarding tab in the Settings pane.
See Reverse Port Forwarding for more information.
Experiments
These are experimental features which are actively developed. It is entirely possible for them to break because of this. Due to how frequently these features change, any documentation explaining how an experimental feature functions or its usage may not be entirely up-to-date.
To enable the Experiments tab of the Settings pane you need to navigate to about:flags
and scroll down to the Experimental Developer Tools experiments flag. Enable it then restart the browser.
Once Chrome re-opens, open up the Settings pane > Experiments tab that is now available.
Native memory profiling
With the Native memory profiling experiment enabled, two additional profiling tools will be available on the Profiles panel which you can use to take native heap snapshots and also capture native memory distribution.
With these you can get a better understanding of how the render process is consuming memory which may not be within the V8 heap. It lets you know how much memory is used by the major components in your app; CSS, DOM, the render tree, fonts, images, JavaScript heap and so on.
The native heap snapshot option works much the same as the regular heap snapshot profiler does only it shows you the native memory heap. This includes anything consuming memory which may not be within the V8 heap (Chrome JavaScript engine).
Once you capture the native memory distribution you can determine what is using a lot of memory whether it is your Page structures or other resources that are being loaded and using memory.
Note: An additional option to Show uninstrumented native memory is added to the main Settings pane when this Experiment is turned on.
The DevTools heap profiler tool is helpful for finding memory leaks but it is limited to memory which is allocated in the V8 heap only. The DOM tree may be consuming a lot of memory while the heap remains small. In cases like this the heap profiler will not be very helpful.
Native memory timeline
This setting replaces the DOM counters view on the Timeline panel when viewing the Memory section with a dynamic memory distribution graph.
Note: Enabling this feature may have a significant performance impact at the time of writing this, so use with caution.
Canvas inspection
Allows you to capture a single canvas frame so you can inspect all the draw function calls that are made in during that frame.
Sass stylesheet debugging
Enables source maps for CSS files generated using a preprocessor (for example, Sass).
For details see Working with CSS Preprocessors.
CSS Regions Support
CSS Regions allows a block of semantically marked-up text to automatically flow into elements. Turn this setting on to start making use of this feature.
Show Overrides in drawer
When this is checked the Overrides tab will then be accessible by simply clicking on the Settings cog and selecting Overrides from the drawer menu that pops up. When this option is not checked the Overrides tab can be accessed via the Settings pane.
Enable toolbar customization
Enable port forwarding
With this setting enabled you will be able to access the Settings pane > Port Forwarding tab which provides to you some extra features that can be especially helpful when developing on mobile devices.
Open console as overlay
When toggling the Console on other panels using the Esc shortcut key, this setting will make it overlay on top of other parts of the panel rather than push everything up and decrease the vertical space in the panel. It is especially useful on the Elements panel when the DevTools are docked-to-right.
Enable heap objects tracking profile type
Will add to the Profiles panel and addition tool for Object allocation tracking within the V8 heap. With this feature you are able see to if any retained references to objects not picked up by garbage collection (GC) causing your site to leak memory and become unperformant.
Enable text editor autocompletion
When working in the Sources panel use Cmd + Space to show autocomplete options.


The Upfile module is a convenience module for adding uploaded-file-type methods to the File class. Useful for testing.
user.avatar = File.new("test/test_avatar.jpg")
Methods
Instance Public methods
Infer the MIME-type of the file from the extension.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/upfile.rb, line 8 def content_type type = (self.path.match(/\.(\w+)$/)[1] rescue "octet-stream").downcase case type when %r"jp(e|g|eg)" then "image/jpeg" when %r"tiff?" then "image/tiff" when %r"png", "gif", "bmp" then "image/#{type}" when "txt" then "text/plain" when %r"html?" then "text/html" when "js" then "application/js" when "csv", "xml", "css" then "text/#{type}" else "application/x-#{type}" end end
Returns the file’s normal name.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/upfile.rb, line 23 def original_filename File.basename(self.path) end
Returns the size of the file.
Source: show
# File lib/paperclip/upfile.rb, line 28 def size File.size(self) end


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