Three brothers stab man to death in north Delhi
by Staff ReporterA 22-year-old man was stabbed to death allegedly by three brothers in north Delhi’s Sarai Rohilla. Two accused have been arrested, the police said on Tuesday.
A senior police officer said the victim has been identified as Firoz, and the accused are Ashfaq, Mushtaq and Mumtaz, who is still absconding.
The victim’s brother, Arman, reported the matter and said that Firoz had been assaulted. “Arman said that he was at his shop on Monday around 10.30 p.m., with his father when he heard a person cry. When he stepped out, he saw three persons assaulting ,” the officer said. Arman said that his brother tried to break away but the men stabbed him and fled.
Based on the complaint, a case under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code was registered at Sarai Rohilla police station.
During investigation, it was revealed that Firoz had abused the mother of the accused, which enraged them and an argument broke out between the two sides leading to the incident.
The police said that the accused and the victim were previously involved in criminal cases.


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CUTLASS
CUDA Templates for Linear Algebra Subroutines and Solvers
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Statically-sized array specifying Coords within a tensor.
#include <coord.h>
Public Types | |
| using | Index = Index_ |
| Index type used to store elements. More... | |
| using | LongIndex = LongIndex_ |
| Type used to represent linear offsets. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | Coord (Index value=Index(0)) |
| Default ctor initializes uniformly. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | Coord (Index const (&_idx)[kRank]) |
| Constructs from an array of integers. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | Coord (Coord< kRank, Index, LongIndex > const &coord) |
| Copy constructor. More... | |
| template<int Slice> | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord< Slice > | slice (int start=0, Index identity=0) const |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE int | min_dim_index () const |
| Returns the index of the dimension with least value. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE int | max_dim_index () const |
| Returns the index of the dimension with greatest value. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | operator bool () const |
| Returns true if Coord is non-zero. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator! () const |
| Returns true if Coord is uniformly zero. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord | operator+ (Coord const &b) const |
| Element-wise addition. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord | operator- (Coord const &b) const |
| Element-wise subtraction. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord | operator* (Coord const &b) const |
| Element-wise multiplication. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord | operator/ (Coord const &b) const |
| Element-wise division. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord & | operator+= (Coord const &b) |
| In-place addition. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord & | operator-= (Coord const &b) |
| In-place subtraction. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord & | operator*= (Coord const &b) |
| In-place multiplication. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord & | operator/= (Coord const &b) |
| In-place division. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index & | operator[] (int dim) |
| Member access operator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index const & | operator[] (int dim) const |
| Member access operator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE LongIndex | dot (Coord const &b, LongIndex sum=LongIndex(0)) const |
| Computes the dot product with anotherCoord object. More... | |
| template<int Dim> | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index & | at () |
| Gets the index of a given Coord element. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index & | at (int dim) |
| Access via index; may limit unrolling potential. More... | |
| template<int Dim> | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index const & | at () const |
| Gets the index of a given Coord element. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index const & | at (int dim) const |
| Access via index; may limit unrolling potential. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator== (Coord const &b) const |
| Determines if two Coord<> objects are equal. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator!= (Coord const &b) const |
| Not equal. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Coord & | clamp (Coord const &max, Coord const &min=Coord()) |
| Clamps a coordinate to a range specified by maximum and minimum values. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Index | sum () const |
| Returns the sum of all elements. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE LongIndex | product () const |
| Returns the product of all elements. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator< (Coord const &b) const |
| Less than operator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator<= (Coord const &b) const |
| Less than or equals operator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator> (Coord const &b) const |
| Greater than operator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE bool | operator>= (Coord const &b) const |
| Greater than or equals operator. More... | |
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| static int const | kRank = Rank_ |
| Number of elements in Coord. More... | |
| using cutlass::Coord< Rank_, Index_, LongIndex_ >::Index = Index_ |
| using cutlass::Coord< Rank_, Index_, LongIndex_ >::LongIndex = LongIndex_ |
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WARNING: Please refer to the User Configuration section for changing the default user passwords.
INFO: This document refers to components and pipelines that are no longer supported by OpenMPF; however, the images and general content still reflect the appearance and usage of the OpenMPF web UI and its features.
Web UI
The login procedure, as well as all of the pages accessible through the Workflow Manager sidebar, are the same for admin and non-admin users. Refer to the User Guide for more information. The default account for an admin user has the username "admin" and password "mpfadm".
We highly recommend changing the default username and password settings for any environment which is exposed on a network, especially production environments. The default settings are public knowledge, which could be a security risk. Please refer to the User Configuration section below.
This document will cover the additional functionality permitted to admin users through the Admin Console pages.
Dashboard
The landing page for an admin user is the Job Status page:
The Job Status page displays a summary of the status for all jobs run by any user in the past. The current status and progress of any running job can be monitored from this view, which is updated automatically.
Properties Settings
This page allows an admin user to view and edit various OpenMPF properties:
An admin user can click inside of the "Value" field for any of the properties and type a new value. Doing so will change the color of the property to orange and display an orange icon to the right of the property name.
Note that if the admin user types in the original value of the property, or clicks the "Reset" button, then it will return back to the normal coloration.
WARNING: Changing the value of these properties can prevent the workflow manager from running after the web server is restarted. Also, no validation checks are performed on the user-provided values. Proceed with caution!
At the bottom of the properties table is the "Save Properties" button. The number of modified properties is shown in parentheses. Clicking the button will make the necessary changes to the properties file on the file system, but the changes will not take effect until the workflow manager is restarted. The saved properties will be colored blue and a blue icon will be displayed to the right of the property name. Additionally, a notification will appear at the top of the page alerting all system users that a restart is required:
User Configuration
Every time the Workflow Manager starts it will attempt to create accounts for the users listed in the user.properties
file. At runtime this file is extracted to $MPF_HOME/config
on the machine running the Workflow Manager. For every user listed in that file, the Workflow Manager will create that user account if a user with the same name doesn't already exists in the SQL database. By default, that file contains two entries, one for the "admin" user with the "mpfadm" password, and one for a non-admin "mpf" user with the "mpf123" password.
We highly recommend modifying the user.properties
file with your own user entries before attempting to start the Workflow Manager for the first time. This will ensure that the default user accounts are not created.
The official way to deploy OpenMPF is to use the Docker container platform. If you are using Docker, please follow the instructions in the openmpf-docker README that explain how to use a docker secret
for your custom user.properties
file.
(Optional) Configure HTTPS
The official way to deploy OpenMPF is to use the Docker container platform. If you are using Docker, please follow the instructions in the openmpf-docker README that explain how to configure HTTPS.


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Prue Leith slammed for hypocritical stance on limiting treats
Great British Bake Off’s Prue Leith has come under fire on Good Morning Britain for suggesting that treats in lunchboxes should be limited to once a week.
The television judge joined Susanna Reid on the breakfast programme to debate that she thinks schools should ban packed lunches because she believes they contribute to childhood obesity.
Beginning the debate, Prue said most parents ‘fill lunch boxes with junk’ and said that items with high-fat contents should be restricted.
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However, Susanna noted that Prue might not be in the best position to preach the notion because of her role on the Channel 4 baking show, and asked: ‘Do you not see some conflict in your role as a host of a programme which is all about cake?’
‘Of course there’s a very obvious one, there I am sugar every day on Bake Off but this is competition,’ Prue clapped back. ‘Nobody is recommending that you do that every day.’
She continued: ‘What happens is and what I like about is that most people get into cooking through baking. You start with a brownie or cupcakes, that’s the best way to get into cooking at all.’
But Susanna continued: ‘So we can’t reduce people to a treat per week because then they wouldn’t cook a full Sunday roast?’
Prue then cleared up her previous comment, telling the host: ‘I never said you should have a treat a week, I said mothers shouldn’t put a treat into the lunchbox every week, they’re going to get dozens of treats at home.’
Viewers were conflicted over Prue’s remarks, with many disagreeing with her stance on packed lunches on Twitter.
‘Should we ban pack lunches? No. If schools are under financial pressure, asking them to find more money to fund meals for all would be ridiculous,’ scorned one.
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Sian Griffiths, who was also debating the topic, shot down Prue’s call for packed lunches to be a thing of the past.
‘I don’t think banning packed lunches is the answer because the real problem is the school food is absolutely terrible,’ she stated.
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| Constraint | Description | Examples |
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| STARTSWITH α | if α occurs, then α must occur at the first position |
STARTSWITH p |
| ENDSWITH α | if α occurs, then α must occur at the last position | ENDSWITH t |
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α AFTER β α ALL_AFTER β |
If α and β occur, then all β components must precede all α components. (AFTER is equivalent to ALL_AFTER) |
c AFTER r t ALL_AFTER p |
| α SOME_AFTER β | If α and β occur, then at least one β component must precede at least one α component. |
p SOME_AFTER t |
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α BEFORE β α ALL_BEFORE β |
If α and β occur, then all α components must precede all β components (BEFORE is equivalent to ALL_BEFORE) |
r BEFORE c p ALL_BEFORE t |
| α SOME_BEFORE β | If α and β occur, then at least one α component must precede at least one β component |
t SOME_BEFORE p |
| α NEXTTO β α ALL_NEXTTO β |
If α and β occur, then all β components must appear immediately before or after all α components (NEXTTO is equivalent to ALL_NEXTTO) |
r NEXTTO p r ALL_NEXTTO c |
| α SOME_NEXTTO β | If α and β occur, then at least one β component must appear immediately before or after at least one α component |
p SOME_NEXTTO t |


gopass
Standard Unix Password Manager for Teams. Written in Go.
More information: home page
- Initialise the configuration settings:
gopass init
- Create a new entry:
gopass new
- Show all stores:
gopass mounts
- Mount a shared git store:
gopass mounts add store_name git_repo_url
- Search interactively using a keyword:
gopass show keyword
- Search using a keyword:
gopass find keyword
- Sync all mounted stores:
gopass sync
- Show a particular password entry:
gopass store_name|path/to/directory|email@email.com


By default, operating systems dim the screen when users are inactive and eventually suspend the system. With the power API, an app or extension can keep the system awake.
Using this API,
you can specify the
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For example,
a communication app can continue to receive messages
while the screen is off.
The "display"
level keeps the screen and system active.
E-book and presentation apps, for example,
can keep the screen and system active
while users read.
When a user has more than one app or extension active,
each with its own power level,
the highest-precedence level takes effect;
"display"
always takes precedence
over "system"
.
For example,
if app A asks for "system"
power management,
and app B asks for "display"
,
"display"
is used until app B
is unloaded or releases its request.
If app A is still active,
"system"
is then used.


Tidy Options
Balthisar Tidy Tidy’s the text according to a broad set of options which are
found in the Tidy Options panel. These options affect how Tidy cleans,
corrects errors, formats, and identifies accessibility issues in your code.
If you select any of the Tidy options, a description of that option
appears at the bottom of the Tidy Options panel.
If you prefer not to see the description (e.g., to save screen space) then
you can hide it completely using the show and hide button at the bottom left
hand side of the list.
Finally, at the bottom of the options panel is an action button with
several choices that can help you work more effectively with Tidy’s
options.
- Reset options to defaults in Preferences
- This will change all of the Tidy options in the current document back to
the settings that are stored in Preferences.
- Save these option settings to Preferences
- This action will set the Tidy options in Preferences for you.
- Show friendly option names
- This action will toggle the use of friendly option names on and off. Normally
Balthisar Tidy displays the Unix Tidy option names so that experienced Tidy
users can identify their favorite options right away. When friendly names are
enabled, Balthisar Tidy shows more human-friendly names for the options.
This is particularly useful if you’re using a non-English version of
Balthisar Tidy because the Unix names are English only.
- Show options in groups
- This action toggles between showing Tidy options organized into logical
groups or Tidy options sorted in your language’s natural order.


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| #define | PI 3.14159265358979323846 |
| #define | PatchMag 20 |
| Keypoint window sample size is PatchMag * scale Smallest scale is typically around 2.0, so window size is at least 40. More... | |
| #define | INITSIGMA 0.5 |
| Sigma of base image – See D.L. More... | |
| #define | SIGMA 1.6 |
| Sigma of each octave – See D.L. More... | |
| #define | SCALESPEROCTAVE 3 |
| Number of scales per octave. More... | |
| #define | MAXOCTAVES 14 |
| #define | DOUBLE_BASE_IMAGE_SIZE 1 |
| Double image size before looking searching for keypoints Doubling finds more keypoints, but takes longer. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | Normvec (float *v, unsigned int len) |
| Normalizes a vector to unit length. More... | |
| #define DOUBLE_BASE_IMAGE_SIZE 1 |
Double image size before looking searching for keypoints Doubling finds more keypoints, but takes longer.
See D.L.'s paper.
Referenced by KeypointDetector::RecalcKeyIndices(), KeypointDetector::ScaleInitImage(), KeypointDetector::writeKeysToFile(), and KeypointDetector::writePatchesToFile().
| #define INITSIGMA 0.5 |
| #define MAXOCTAVES 14 |
Referenced by KeypointDetector::BuildGaussianOctaves().
| #define PatchMag 20 |
Keypoint window sample size is PatchMag * scale Smallest scale is typically around 2.0, so window size is at least 40.
Referenced by KeypointDetector::MakeKeypointPatch(), and KeypointDetector::MakeLocalPatch().
| #define PI 3.14159265358979323846 |
| #define SCALESPEROCTAVE 3 |
Number of scales per octave.
See D.L.'s paper.
Referenced by KeypointDetector::BuildGaussianOctaves(), KeypointDetector::BuildGaussianScales(), KeypointDetector::MakeKeypointPatch(), KeypointDetector::MakeLocalPatch(), and KeypointDetector::RecalcKeyIndices().
| #define SIGMA 1.6 |
Sigma of each octave – See D.L.
's paper.
Referenced by KeypointDetector::BuildGaussianScales(), KeypointDetector::MakeKeypointPatch(), KeypointDetector::MakeLocalPatch(), KeypointDetector::RecalcKeyIndices(), and KeypointDetector::ScaleInitImage().
| void Normvec | ( | float * | v, |
| unsigned int | len | ||
| ) |
Normalizes a vector to unit length.
Used for normalizing gradients of an image patch.
| v | Vector to normalize. |
Referenced by KeypointDetector::MakeKeypointPCA(), and writeGrads().


Data Structures | |
| struct | buffer |
| A generic data buffer. More... | |
Functions | |
| static void | buffer_init_tx (struct buffer *buf, const void *data, size_t len) |
| Initialize a buffer for transmitting data. | |
| static void | buffer_init_tx_mapped (struct buffer *buf, dma_addr_t addr, size_t len) |
| Initialize an already-DMA-mapped buffer for transmitting data. | |
| static void | buffer_init_rx (struct buffer *buf, void *data, size_t len) |
| Initialize a buffer for receiving data. | |
| static void | buffer_init_rx_mapped (struct buffer *buf, dma_addr_t addr, size_t len) |
| Initialize an already-DMA-mapped buffer for receiving data. | |
| struct buffer * | buffer_alloc (void) |
| Allocate a buffer structure. | |
| void | buffer_free (struct buffer *buf) |
| Free the buffer structure buf. | |
| void | buffer_resize (struct buffer *buf, size_t new_size) |
| Resize the buffer pointed to by buf. The caller must make sure the new size fit into the allocated memory space. | |
| void | buffer_pool_init (void) |
| Initialize the buffer pool. | |
Buffer List Manipulation | |
The following macros are simple wrappers around the generic singly-linked-list functionality designed to make it easier to operate on singly linked lists of buffers (which is a very common thing to put on singly linked lists). | |
| #define | buf_list_entry(slnode) slist_entry(slnode, struct buffer, node) |
| Convert a slist node to a buffer struct. | |
| #define | buf_list_peek_head(list) slist_peek_head(list, struct buffer, node) |
| Return the first buffer in list. | |
| #define | buf_list_peek_tail(list) slist_peek_tail(list, struct buffer, node) |
| Return the last buffer in list. | |
| #define | buf_list_peek_next(buf) slist_peek_next(&(buf)->node, struct buffer, node) |
| Return the buffer following buf in the list. | |
| #define | buf_list_pop_head(list) slist_pop_head(list, struct buffer, node) |
| Return the first buffer in list and remove it. |
This is a generic buffer data structure used by several subsystems. Chains of buffers may be passed around between different drivers, minimizing the cost of copying and data conversion.
| #define buf_list_entry | ( | slnode | ) | slist_entry(slnode, struct buffer, node) |
| #define buf_list_peek_head | ( | list | ) | slist_peek_head(list, struct buffer, node) |
| #define buf_list_peek_next | ( | buf | ) | slist_peek_next(&(buf)->node, struct buffer, node) |
| #define buf_list_peek_tail | ( | list | ) | slist_peek_tail(list, struct buffer, node) |
| #define buf_list_pop_head | ( | list | ) | slist_pop_head(list, struct buffer, node) |
Return the first buffer in list and remove it.
Definition at line 157 of file buffer.h.
Referenced by udc_fifo_read_data(), and udc_fifo_write_data().
| struct buffer* buffer_alloc | ( | void | ) | [read] |
Allocate a buffer structure.
Definition at line 49 of file buffer.c.
References buffer::dma_desc, and mem_pool_alloc().
| void buffer_free | ( | struct buffer * | buf | ) |
| static void buffer_init_rx | ( | struct buffer * | buf, | |
| void * | data, | |||
| size_t | len | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Initialize a buffer for receiving data.
| buf | The buffer | |
| data | Data area to associate with the buffer | |
| len | Length of the data area in bytes |
Definition at line 106 of file buffer.h.
References buffer::addr, DMA_FROM_DEVICE, dma_map_single(), and buffer::len.
| static void buffer_init_rx_mapped | ( | struct buffer * | buf, | |
| dma_addr_t | addr, | |||
| size_t | len | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Initialize an already-DMA-mapped buffer for receiving data.
| buf | The buffer | |
| addr | Physical/virtual address of the data DMA mapping | |
| len | Length of the data area in bytes |
Definition at line 119 of file buffer.h.
References buffer::addr, and buffer::len.
| static void buffer_init_tx | ( | struct buffer * | buf, | |
| const void * | data, | |||
| size_t | len | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Initialize a buffer for transmitting data.
| buf | The buffer | |
| data | Data area to associate with the buffer | |
| len | Length of the data area in bytes |
Definition at line 78 of file buffer.h.
References buffer::addr, dma_map_single(), DMA_TO_DEVICE, and buffer::len.
| static void buffer_init_tx_mapped | ( | struct buffer * | buf, | |
| dma_addr_t | addr, | |||
| size_t | len | |||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Initialize an already-DMA-mapped buffer for transmitting data.
| buf | The buffer | |
| addr | Physical/virtual address of the data DMA mapping | |
| len | Length of the data area in bytes |
Definition at line 93 of file buffer.h.
References buffer::addr, and buffer::len.
| void buffer_pool_init | ( | void | ) |
Initialize the buffer pool.
This must be called by the application before any buffers may be allocated from the pool.
Definition at line 129 of file buffer.c.
References cpu_sram_pool, and mem_pool_init_physmem().
Referenced by main().
| void buffer_resize | ( | struct buffer * | buf, | |
| size_t | new_size | |||
| ) |
Resize the buffer pointed to by buf. The caller must make sure the new size fit into the allocated memory space.
Definition at line 71 of file buffer.c.
References assert, and buffer::len.


Rabab Gomaa
Acessible and Usable Forms
To explore coding techniques that make web forms accessible and usable for all users.
What is WAI-ARIA and when to use it?
First rule of ARIA: Use a native HTML element instead of ARIA as long as it is possible.
When you change the semantics of an element you need to backfill functionality that exists by default in HTML.
Screen readers informs user when they have entered into a form “Form Mode” by playing a sound.
Don’t use <div> and when correct, semantic elements will work.
Labeling Controls
- use id/for
- use ‘aria-labelledby’ attribute
- use implicit labelling
Placeholder
-Use for short descriptions -Never replaces the need for proper labelling
Place label above the form fields and position labels to the right of radio buttons and checkboxes.


Config files can contain variables that get resolved dynamically using the previously-described {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver} API.
| #--------------------------
| # My section
| #--------------------------
| [MySection]
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| # A system property
| locale = $S{java.locale, en_US}
|
| # An environment variable
| path = $E{PATH, unknown}
|
| # Another value in this config file
| anotherLocale = $C{MySection/locale}
|
| # Look for system property, or env var if that doesn't exist, or a default value if that doesn't exist.
| nested = $S{mySystemProperty,$E{MY_ENV_VAR,$C{MySection/anotherLocale}}}
|
| # A POJO with embedded variables
| aBean = {foo:'$S{foo}',baz:$C{MySection/anInt}}
| Config config = Config.create().build();
|
| Locale locale = config.get("MySection/locale").as(Locale.class).orElse(null);
| String path = config.get("MySection/path").asString().orElse(null);
| int sameAsAnInt = config.get("MySection/sameAsAnInt").asInteger().orElse(null);
| ABean bean = config.get("MySection/aBean").as(ABean.class).orElse(null);
By default, Configs use the {@link oaj.svl.VarResolver#DEFAULT} variable resolver
which provides support for the following variables and constructs:
- {@link oaj.svl.vars.SystemPropertiesVar} - $S{key[,default]}
- {@link oaj.svl.vars.EnvVariablesVar} - $E{key[,default]}
- {@link oaj.config.vars.ConfigVar} - $C{key[,default]}
The variable resolver is controlled via the following setting:
- {@link oaj.config.Config.Builder}
- {@link oaj.config.Config.Builder#varResolver(VarResolver) varResolver(VarResolver)}
Additionally, the following method can be used to retrieve a Config with a different variable resolver:
- {@link oaj.config.Config}
- {@link oaj.config.Config#resolving(VarResolverSession) resolving(VarResolverSession)}


Antibiotic Awareness Week highlights drug resistance
One local expert says there are ways both patients and physicians can prevent this
by Maddie DemarteNot only is this a campaign focused on bringing antibiotic awareness locally, it's also a global initiative set up by the World Health Organization.
Brett Barrett, clinical lecturer with the School of Pharmacy, University of Waterloo, explains what the week works to shine a light on.
"The goal is to try to increase on a global level public awareness about antibiotics, how they should be used, and then the growing risks of antibiotic resistance."
Barrett says we should use antibiotics as little as we need to, and when we do have to use them, physicians have to make sure they are prescribing the right drugs, in the right patient, for the right amount of time.
"We do need to have front line clinicians and prescribers that are doing a variety of different things to make sure that when they're choosing to use antibiotics, they're choosing the rights ones and for the right amount of time. But also, supporting front line clinicians and other health providers, to try to decrease how often we have to use antibiotics in our patients." he told The Mike Farwell Show on 570 NEWS.
Barrett says if excessive antibiotic-use continues, we run the risk of simple things such as ear infections and sore throats, becoming untreatable.
She says as patients, we can assist physicians by reducing the use of these drugs in ourselves.
"We also have to ask our patients to do some things as well to make sure that the other side of that coin, making sure that when they're going to the physician or a prescriber that they're also helping to minimize antibiotic use in themselves."
World Antibiotic Awareness Week is November 18 to 25.


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Predicate
Predicates are function that return a boolean value.
This package contains different prodicates and helper classes.
Dependency
- This package can depend on util, calculation.
- There is no dependency of any image processing code or any external libraries outside Java 6.
- This can be used in a Java application, just by adding shapelogic_.jar.


Wet Weekend Wildness!
Graham and a group of climbers from Ottawa invited me up to Rumney, NH for a wee bit of climbing. Well, actually they invited me up for a lot of climbing, but 'wee' was all that was left given the 'fantastic' rain.
Still I did some leading in the 5.10 range, and although I didn't do spectacularly, at least I feel I accomplished what I wanted to (in the limited time even!) and it certainly motivates me to get back into it. Really nice people who are themselves strongly motivated and encouraging do that.
I think Mel put it best, although she was talking about x-country skiing, the people who are there choose to be there and they are all really happy!
To be honest, after the 12 hours of rain and almost getting gassed at 4am by the people who had to retreat into the car when their tent got soaked (poor girls!), I was happy to head home. But I would have been much happier bashing my head against some dry rock!
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New Zealand Customs Service had an existing intranet which was essentially an "information dumping ground" - Users were unable to find documents; there was no formal categorisation of information; and a hierarchical site structure extending 9 levels deep.
I facilitated 2 requirements gathering workshops. Using a cross-technique of affinity diagraming and contextual interviews, we validated each information grouping with the users. I then asked users to assign a ranking to each group using sticky dots. This helped in identifying user's own priorities against business objectives. The information gained from this session evolved into a requirements document and identified 2 primary personas. Any decisions made needed to align with the values of the personas.
Utilising all the information gained I created a site structure, a taxonomy of metadata, governance model and wireframes with notes. This served as the specification that developers would build towards.
My involvement continued right up to the testing phase providing insights and answering any questions amongst developers, testers and clients.


Before you begin
This is an Android class. To complete the coding exercises, you will need an Android development environment with either an emulator or a device to run the exercise on. Please read the setup requirements if you need help installing the Xamarin development environment.
Overview
This course introduces three common user-interface navigation metaphors for Android: tab, gestural, and drawer. It also shows how to combine tab and gestural to give the user options on how they switch between views. These patterns typically use Fragment and FrameLayout so the course begins with a quick overview of how those work.
Objectives
- Use Fragment and FrameLayout to swap views
- Implement tab navigation with TabLayout
- Implement gestural navigation with ViewPager
- Combine gestural and tab navigation
- Implement drawer navigation with DrawerLayout
Lecture
Here are the lecture slides.
Exercises
Exercise materials are available from GitHub. The code can be cloned through a desktop Git client or downloaded directly as a ZIP file.
- Use Fragment and FrameLayout to swap viewsExercise
This lab lets you practice with two fundamental concepts used in almost all Android navigation patterns: Fragment and FrameLayout. - Implement tab navigation with TabLayoutExercise
The goal of this lab is to code the tab navigation pattern. - Implement gestural navigation with ViewPagerExercise
Here you will code gestural navigation to let the user swipe to switch between views. - Combine gestural and tab navigationExercise
This exercise combines the previous two techniques to enable both tab and gestural navigation inside a single Activity. - Implement drawer navigation with DrawerLayoutExercise
The lab shows how to code Drawer navigation to let the user switch directly to any app view.


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Class SettableTranslationMap<T1, T2>
Settable map view class capable of taking complex data and providing a simpler view of it. For a version that provides only "get" functionality, see TranslationMap.
Inherited Members
Namespace: GoRogue.MapViews
Assembly: GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public abstract class SettableTranslationMap<T1, T2> : ISettableMapView<T2>, IMapView<T2>
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T1 | The type of your underlying data. |
| T2 | The type of the data being exposed to the algorithm. |
Remarks
Many GoRogue algorithms work on a IMapView of a simple data type, which is likely to be a poor match for your game's actual map data. For example, map generation works with bools, and FOV calculation with doubles, while your map data may model each map cell as a class or struct containing many different member values. This class allows you to build descendant classes that override the TranslateGet and TranslateSet method(s) for simple mapping, or the this[Coord] properties if you need full access to the underlying data for context, in order to present a simplified view of your data to an algorithm without having to create the large amount of duplicate code associated with multiple ISettableMapView instances that all extract data from a Cell or Tile class.
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceSettableTranslationMap(ISettableMapView<T1>)
Constructor. Takes an existing map view to create a view from.
Declaration
protected SettableTranslationMap(ISettableMapView<T1> baseMap)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISettableMapView<T1> | baseMap | Your underlying map data. |
SettableTranslationMap(ISettableMapView<T1>, ISettableMapView<T2>)
Constructor. Takes an existing map view to create a view from and applies view data to it.
Declaration
protected SettableTranslationMap(ISettableMapView<T1> baseMap, ISettableMapView<T2> overlay)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ISettableMapView<T1> | baseMap | Your underlying map data. |
| ISettableMapView<T2> | overlay | The view data to apply to the map. Must have identical dimensions. to baseMap. |
Remarks
Since this constructor must call TranslateSet to do so, do NOT call this constructor if the TranslateSet implementation depends on the derived class's constructor being completed to function properly.
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceBaseMap
The underlying map.
Declaration
public ISettableMapView<T1> BaseMap { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ISettableMapView<T1> |
Height
The height of the underlying map.
Declaration
public int Height { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Item[Coord]
Given a Coord, translates and returns/sets the "value" associated with that location. this[int x, int y] calls this indexer for its functionality, so overriding this functionality also changes that overload.
Declaration
public virtual T2 this[Coord pos] { get; set; }
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coord | pos | Location to get/set the value for. |
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T2 | The translated "value" associated with the provided location. |
Item[Int32]
Declaration
public T2 this[int index1D] { get; set; }
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | index1D |
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T2 |
Item[Int32, Int32]
Given an X and Y value, translates and returns/sets the "value" associated with that location. This function calls this[Coord pos], so override that indexer to change functionality.
Declaration
public T2 this[int x, int y] { get; set; }
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | x | X-value of location. |
| System.Int32 | y | Y-value of location. |
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T2 | The translated "value" associated with that location. |
Width
The width of the underlying map.
Declaration
public int Width { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceToString()
Returns a string representation of the SettableTranslationMap.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | A string representation of the SettableTranslationMap. |
Overrides
ToString(Func<T2, String>)
Returns a string representation of the SettableTranslationMap, using the elementStringifier function given to determine what string represents which value.
Declaration
public string ToString(Func<T2, string> elementStringifier)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Func<T2, System.String> | elementStringifier | Function determining the string representation of each element. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | A string representation of the SettableTranslationMap. |
Remarks
This could be used, for example, on an SettableTranslationMap of boolean values, to output '#' for false values, and '.' for true values.
ToString(Int32, Func<T2, String>)
Prints the values in the SettableTranslationMap, using the function specified to turn elements into strings, and using the "field length" specified. Each element of type T will have spaces added to cause it to take up exactly fieldSize characters, provided fieldSize is less than the length of the element's string represention. A positive-number right-aligns the text within the field, while a negative number left-aligns the text.
Declaration
public string ToString(int fieldSize, Func<T2, string> elementStringifier = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | fieldSize | The size of the field to give each value. |
| System.Func<T2, System.String> | elementStringifier | Function to use to convert each element to a string. Null defaults to the ToString function of type T. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | A string representation of the SettableTranslationMap. |
TranslateGet(T1)
Translates your map data into the view type. Takes only a value from the underlying map. If a position is also needed to perform the translation, use TranslateGet(Coord, T1) instead.
Declaration
protected virtual T2 TranslateGet(T1 value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| T1 | value | The data value from your map. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T2 | A value of the mapped data type |
TranslateGet(Coord, T1)
Translates your map data into the view type. Takes a value from the underlying map and the corresponding position for that value. If a position is not needed to perform the translation, use TranslateGet(T1) instead.
Declaration
protected virtual T2 TranslateGet(Coord position, T1 value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coord | position | The position of the given data value from your map. |
| T1 | value | The data value from your map. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T2 | A value of the mapped data type |
TranslateSet(T2)
Translates the view type into the appropriate form for your map data. Takes only a value from the underlying map. If a position is also needed to perform the translation, use TranslateSet(Coord, T2) instead.
Declaration
protected virtual T1 TranslateSet(T2 value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| T2 | value | A value of the mapped data type |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T1 | The data value for your map. |
TranslateSet(Coord, T2)
Translates the view type into the appropriate form for your map data. Takes a value from the underlying map, and it corresponding position. If a position is not needed to perform the translation, use TranslateSet(T2) instead.
Declaration
protected virtual T1 TranslateSet(Coord position, T2 value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coord | position | The position of the given mapped data type. |
| T2 | value | A value of the mapped data type |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T1 | The data value for your map. |


Torsional oscillations (TO
)¶
Specific inputs¶
l_TO (default
l_TO=.false.
) is a logical. It needs to be turned on to compute the torsional oscillations diagnostics (TO
) computed.
l_TOmovie (default
l_TOmovie=.false
) is a logical. It needs to be turned on to store the TO_movie.TAG files.
sDens (default
sDens=1.0
) is a float. It gives the relative point density of the cylindrical grid (in the radial direction).
zDens (default
zDens=1.0
) is a float. It gives the relative point density of the cylindrical grid (in the vertical direction).
Standard inputs¶
n_TO_step (default
n_TO_step=0
) is an integer. This is the number of timesteps between twoTO
outputs.n_TOs (default
n_TOs=1
) is an integer. This is the number ofTO
outputs to be written.t_TO (default
t_TO=-1.0 -1.0 ...
) is real array, which contains the times whenTO
outputs are requested.dt_TO (default
dt_TO=0.0
) is a real, which defines the time interval betweenTO
outputs.t_TO_start (default
t_TO_start=0.0
) is a real, which defines the time to start writingTO
outputs.t_TO_stop (default
t_TO_stop=0.0
) is a real, which defines the time to stop writingTO
outputs.n_TOmovie_step (default
n_TOmovie_step=0
) is an integer. This is the number of timesteps between twoTO_mov
outputs.n_TOmovie_frames (default
n_TOmovies=1
) is an integer. This is the number ofTO_mov
outputs to be written.t_TOmovie (default
t_TOmovie=-1.0 -1.0 ...
) is real array, which contains the times whenTO_mov
outputs are requested.dt_TOmovie (default
dt_TOmovie=0.0
) is a real, which defines the time interval betweenTO_mov
outputs.t_TOmovie_start (default
t_TOmovie_start=0.0
) is a real, which defines the time to start writingTO_mov
outputs.t_TOmovie_stop (default
t_TOmovie_stop=0.0
) is a real, which defines the time to stop writingTO_mov
outputs.


Before Change
reply["episode_done"] = False
reply["label_candidates"] = self.fixedCands_txt
if "[DONE]" in reply_text:
reply["episode_done"] = True
self.episodeDone = True
reply_text = reply_text.replace("[DONE]", "")
reply["text"] = reply_text
return reply
After Change
)
def act(self):
reply = Message()
reply["id"] = self.getID()
reply_text = input("Enter Your Message: ")
reply_text = reply_text.replace("\\n", "\n")
if self.opt.get("single_turn", False):


LoopScript
Welcome to LoopScript's homepage, where you can learn how to generate tones, loops, manipulate sound effects, and maybe even some music by just writing a bit of text. Choose a button below to start learning about what LoopScript can do!
Welcome to LoopScript's homepage, where you can learn how to generate tones, loops, manipulate sound effects, and maybe even some music by just writing a bit of text. Choose a button below to start learning about what LoopScript can do!


The Walking Around Corpus, Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) Catalog Number LDC2015S08 and ISBN 1-58563-722-X, was developed by Stony Brook University and is comprised of approximately 33 hours of navigational telephone dialogues from 72 speakers (36 speaker pairs). Participants were Stony Brook University students who identified themselves as native English speakers.
This corpus was elicited using a navigation task in which one person directed another to walk to 18 unique destinations on Stony Brook University’s West campus. The direction-giver remained inside the lab and gave directions on a landline telephone to the pedestrian who used a mobile phone. As they visited each location, the pedestrians took a picture of each of the 18 destinations using the mobile phone. Pairs conversed spontaneously as they completed the task. The pedestrians' locations were tracked using their cell phones' GPS systems. The pedestrians did not have any maps or pictures of the target destinations and therefore relied on the direction-giver's verbal directions and descriptions to locate and photograph the target destinations.
The conversations were recorded by means of a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) conferencing service. Due to the nature of the task, the recordings contain occasional background noise.
Each digital audio file was transcribed with time stamps. Most of the recordings were first transcribed by a transcription company and then edited and checked by a trained graduate student. All other transcripts were transcribed by trained students at Stony Brook University. The corpus material also includes the visual materials (pictures and maps) used to elicit the dialogues, data about the speakers' relationship, spatial abilities and memory performance, and other information.
All audio is presented as 8000Hz, 16-bit flac compressed wav. Note the data was converted from wav, so some documentation may still indicate wav. Transcripts are presented as xls spreadsheets.
Please see file.tbl for a complete file list as well as checksums for this publication.
Additional information, updates, bug fixes may be available in the LDC catalog entry for this corpus at LDC2015S08.
Portions © 2015 Dr. Susan E. Brennan, © 2015 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania


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Maintain/Support and add new features to existing .Net Web applications. Write/Re-write new Applications, usually backend.
Helping development team with integrating Silver light application to ASP.NET MVC and HTML5.


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THE OVERWRAP IS A MOISTURE BARRIER
THE INNER BAG MAINTAINS THE STERILITY OF THE PRODUCT
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500 mL
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About me
- Member of the Firefox Developer Tools team
- Worked on the JS debugger, console, scratchpad, profiler and more
- Lately focusing on Valence
- Worked with JavaScript, Java, C/C++, Perl and more in 15+ yrs (seen lots of tools)
Agenda
- Valence and WebIDE
- Why an add-on?
- Available targets
- But how does it work?
- Actors studio
- Future plans
- Q & A
Valence and WebIDE
- "The Web is the platform"
- The cure for platform fragmentation
- Develop, Debug & Deploy with WebIDE
- Create, package, deploy, debug remotely
- Familiar environment
- Lightweight, free
- Use one tool to debug ALL THE THINGS
- Not a mandatory workflow at all
Available targets
- Everything Firefox
- Firefox Desktop
- Firefox on Android
- FirefoxOS
- Firefox embeddings
- Chrome Desktop
- Chrome on Android
- Safari on iOS
Why an add-on?
- External dependencies
- Rapid iteration
- Easier for contributors
- Minimize devtools footprint
But how does it work?
- Extends the Firefox Debugger Server
- Actor adapter for external backends
- Speaks the WebKit/Blink remote debugging protocol
- Async ALL THE THINGS
- ES6 Promises & Generators
- Includes ios-webkit-debug-proxy
Firefox actor
onEvaluateJS: function (aRequest)
{
let input = aRequest.text;
let timestamp = Date.now();
let evalOptions = { ... };
let evalInfo = this.evalWithDebugger(input, evalOptions);
let evalResult = ...;
let helperResult = ...;
let result, errorMessage, errorGrip = null;
if (evalResult) {
if ("return" in evalResult) {
result = evalResult.return;
}
else if ("yield" in evalResult) {
result = evalResult.yield;
}
else if ("throw" in evalResult) {
let error = evalResult.throw;
errorGrip = this.createValueGrip(error);
let errorToString = evalInfo.window.evalInGlobalWithBindings(...);
if (errorToString && typeof errorToString.return == "string") {
errorMessage = ...;
}
}
}
return { ... };
},
Chrome/Safari actor
evaluateJS: asyncMethod(function*(expression) {
let response = yield this.rpc.request("Runtime.evaluate", {
expression: expression,
includeCommandLineAPI: true,
});
yield preview.loadPreview(this.rpc, response.result);
let result, exception = null, exceptionMessage;
if (response.wasThrown) {
result = { type: "undefined" };
exceptionMessage = response.result.description;
exception = response.result;
if (response.exceptionDetails) {
exception.preview.fileName = ...;
exception.preview.lineNumber = ...;
exception.preview.columnNumber = ...;
}
} else {
result = response.result;
}
return { ... }
}),
Future plans
- Better support for developing web sites
- Debug embedded WebViews
- Debug Firefox for iOS
- Debug node.js apps
- Crazy stuff
Demo - Q & A
Thank You
- Questions, feedback:
- Homework:


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| Spend over £25,000 in central and eastern cheshire primary care trust | ||||||||||
| 2010 June return | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | 119 | 2010-06-01 | 2010-06-30 | 39916119.84 | |
| 2010 April return | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | 105 | 2010-04-01 | 2010-04-29 | 39670782.89 | |
| 2010 September return | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | 117 | 2010-09-01 | 2010-09-30 | 43179113.97 | |
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When you draw on a window in pyglet, you are drawing to an OpenGL context. Every window has its own context, which is created when the window is created. You can access the window's context via its context attribute.
The context is created from an OpenGL configuration (or "config"), which describes various properties of the context such as what color format to use, how many buffers are available, and so on. You can access the config that was used to create a context via the context's config attribute.
For example, here we create a window using the default config and examine some of its properties:
>>> import pyglet >>> window = pyglet.window.Window() >>> context = window.context >>> config = context.config >>> config.double_buffer c_int(1) >>> config.stereo c_int(0) >>> config.sample_buffers c_int(0)
Note that the values of the config's attributes are all ctypes instances. This is because the config was not specified by pyglet. Rather, it has been selected by pyglet from a list of configs supported by the system. You can make no guarantee that a given config is valid on a system unless it was provided to you by the system.
pyglet simplifies the process of selecting one of the system's configs by allowing you to create a "template" config which specifies only the values you are interested in. See Simple context configuration for details.
The system may actually support several different sets of configs, depending on which display device is being used. For example, a computer with two video cards would have not support the same configs on each card. Another example is using X11 remotely: the display device will support different configurations than the local driver. Even a single video card on the local computer may support different configs for the two monitors plugged in.
In pyglet, a "display" is a collection of "screens" attached to a single display device. On Linux, the display device corresponds to the X11 display being used. On Windows and Mac OS X, there is only one display (as these operating systems present multiple video cards as a single virtual device).
There is a singleton class Platform which provides access to the display(s); this represents the computer on which your application is running. It is usually sufficient to use the default display:
>>> platform = pyglet.window.get_platform() >>> display = platform.get_default_display()
On X11, you can specify the display string to use, for example to use a remotely connected display. The display string is in the same format as used by the DISPLAY environment variable:
>>> display = platform.get_display('remote:1.0')
You use the same string to specify a separate X11 screen [6]:
>>> display = platform.get_display(':0.1')
Once you have obtained a display, you can enumerate the screens that are connected. A screen is the physical display medium connected to the display device; for example a computer monitor, TV or projector. Most computers will have a single screen, however dual-head workstations and laptops connected to a projector are common cases where more than one screen will be present.
In the following example the screens of a dual-head workstation are listed:
>>> for screen in display.get_screens(): ... print screen ... XlibScreen(screen=0, x=1280, y=0, width=1280, height=1024, xinerama=1) XlibScreen(screen=0, x=0, y=0, width=1280, height=1024, xinerama=1)
Because this workstation is running Linux, the returned screens are XlibScreen, a subclass of Screen. The screen and xinerama attributes are specific to Linux, but the x, y, width and height attributes are present on all screens, and describe the screen's geometry, as shown below.
There is always a "default" screen, which is the first screen returned by get_screens. Depending on the operating system, the default screen is usually the one that contains the taskbar (on Windows) or menu bar (on OS X). You can access this screen directly using get_default_screen.
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For notational simplicity, let's start the discussion with discrete time, states, actions, and even observations. This allows us to have a lossless representation of the probability masses over these quantities, and to write them as vectors.
A partially-observable Markov decision process (POMDP) is a stochastic
state-space dynamical system with discrete states $X$, actions $U$,
observations $Y$, initial condition probabilities $P_{x_0}(x)$, transition
probabilities $P_x(x'|x,u)$, observation probabilities $P_y(y | x)$, and a
deterministic reward function $R: X \times U \rightarrow \Re$
An important idea for POMDP's is the notion of a "belief state" of a POMDP: \[[b_n]_i = \Pr(x_n = x_i | u_0, y_0, ... u_{n-1}, y_{n-1}).\] $b_n \in \mathcal{B}_n \subset \Delta^{|X|}$ where $\Delta^n \subset \Re^n$ is the $n$-dimensional simplex and we use $[b_n]_i$ to denote the $i$th element. $b_n$ is a sufficient statistic for the POMDP, in the sense that it captures all information about the history that can be used to predict the future state (and therefore also observations, and rewards) of the process. Using $h_n = [u_0, y_0, ..., u_{n-1}, y_{n-1}]$ to denote the history of all actions and observations, we have $$\Pr(x_{n+1} = x | b_n, h_n, u_n) = \Pr(x_{n+1} = x | b_n, u_n).$$ It is also sufficient for optimal control, in the sense that the optimal policy can be written as $u_n^* = \pi^*(b_n, n).$
The belief state is observable, with the optimal Bayesian estimator/observer given by the (belief-)state-space form as \begin{gather*} [b_{n+1}]_i = f_i(b_n, u_n, y_n) = \frac{P_y(y_n | x_i) \sum_{j \in |X|} P_x(x_i|x_j,u_n) [b_n]_j}{\Pr(y_n | b_n, u_n)}\end{gather*} where $b_0 \sim \mathcal{B}_0$, and $$\Pr(y_j | b, u) = \sum_{x' \in X} P_y(y | x') \sum_{j \in |X|} P_x(x' | x_j, u) [b]_j = {\bf P}_y(y_j|x) {\bf P}_{x,u} b,$$ where ${\bf P}_y(y_j|x)$ is the $|X|$ element row vector and ${\bf P}_{x,u}$ is the $|X| \times |X|$ matrix of transition probabilities given $u$. We can even write $$b_{n+1} = f(b_n, u_n, y_n) = \frac{{\bf D}_n {\bf P}_{x,u} b_{n}}{\Pr(y_n|b_n, u_n)},$$ where ${\bf D}_j$ is the diagonal matrix with $P_y(y_j|x_i)$ on the $i$the diagonal. Moreover, we can use this belief update to form the ``belief MDP'' for planning by marginalizing over the future observations, giving the \begin{align*} \Pr(b_{n+1}=b|b_n, u_n) = \sum_{\{y|b = f(b_n, u_n, y)\}} P_y(y | b_n, u_n) = \sum_{\{j | b=f(b_n, u_n, y_j)\}} {\bf D}_j {\bf P}_{x,u_n} b_n.\end{align*} Note that although $b_n$ is represented with a vector of real values, it actually lives in a finite space, $\mathcal{B}_n$, which is why we use probability mass and MDP notation here. It is well known that the optimal policy $\pi^*(b_n, n)$ is the optimal state feedback for the belief MDP.
Information-gathering actions...
It's worth noting that, even for fully-actuated robots, planning in belief space is underactuated. Even in the linear-Gaussian setting, the the dimension of the belief space is the number of means (equal to the number of deterministic states) plus the number of covariances (equal to the number of deterministic states squared), minus one if we take into account the constraint that the probabilities have to integrate to one. No robot has enough actuators to instantaneously control all of these degrees of freedom.
A number of other techniques that we have discussed are intimately related to this notion of planning under uncertainty and belief-space, even if that connection is not typically made explicitly. For instance, if we perform policy search in a partially-observable setting, using a dynamic policy, then the state realization in the policy is best thought of as an (approximate) belief state. These days it's also common to learn value functions or Q-functions with internal state; again the interpretation should be that the observations are being collated into an (approximate) belief state.
Let us contrast this, however, with the "student-teacher" architecture that is sometimes used in RL -- where one first trains a state-feedback policy with RL, then uses supervised learning to turn this into an output feedback policy. This optimal state-feedback policy can be fundamentally different -- it will not take any information-gathering actions...
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[Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there except Joey.]
Monica: Alright. Phoebe?
Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!
Ross: Yeah, see.. you took mine. Chandler, what about you?
Chandler: Uh, if I were omnipotent for a day, I'd.. make myself omnipotent forever.
Rachel: See, there's always one guy. (Mocking) "If I had a wish, I'd wish for three more wishes." (Joey enters.)
All: Hey Joey. Hi. Hey, buddy.
Monica: Hey, Joey, what would you do if you were omnipotent?

Monica: ..Excuse me?
Joey: Hey, if Little Joey's dead, then I got no reason to live!
Ross: Joey, uh- OMnipotent.
Joey: You are? Ross, I'm sorry..
Opening Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, Ross and Monica are watching Phoebe sleep.]
Monica: How does she do that?
Ross: I cannot sleep in a public place.
Monica: Would you look at her? She is so peaceful.
Phoebe: (waking and startling them) Oh! What what what! ...Hi.
Ross: It's okay, y'know, you just nodded off again.
Monica: What's going on with you?
Phoebe: I got no sleep last night!
Ross: Why?
Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!

Phoebe: Thanks.
(Chandler and Joey enter. Joey is counting his steps.)
Joey: ...Ninety-five, ninety-six, ninety-seven. See, I told you! Less than a hundred steps from our place to here.
Chandler: You got waaaay too much free time.
Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.
Chandler: Happy birthday, pal!
Joey: We love you, man. (Kisses Ross)
Ross: Funny, my birthday was seven months ago.
Joey: So?
Ross: So, I'm guessing you had an extra ticket and couldn't decide which one of you got to bring a date?
Chandler: Well, aren't we Mr. "The glass is half empty."
Ross: Oh my God, oh- is today the twentieth, October twentieth?
Monica: Oh, I was hoping you wouldn't remember.
Ross: Ohhh.
Joey: What's wrong with the twentieth?
Chandler: Eleven days before Halloween.. all the good costumes are gone?
Ross: Today's the day Carol and I first.. consummated our physical relationship. (Joey is puzzled.) Sex. ..You know what, I-I'd better pass on the game. I think I'm just gonna go home and think about my ex-wife and her lesbian lover.

Chandler: (trying to stop Ross leaving) C'mon, Ross!  Huh? Huh? Huh?
Ross: What are you doing?
Chandler: (stops) I have no idea.
Joey: C'mon, Ross!
Ross: Alright, alright, maybe it'll take my mind off it. Do you promise to buy me a big thumb finger?
Chandler: You got it.
(Rachel runs up cluching an envelope.)
Rachel: Look-look-look-look-look, my first pay check! Look at the window, there's my name! Hi, me!
Phoebe: I remember the day I got my first pay check. There was a cave in in one of the mines, and eight people were killed.
Monica: Wow, you worked in a mine?
Phoebe: I worked in a Dairy Queen, why?
Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally(opens envelope)not worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.
Chandler: (looking) Oh, this is not that bad.
Joey: Oh, you're fine, yeah, for a first job.
Ross: You can totally, totally live on this.
Monica: Yeah, yeah.
Ross: Oh, by the way, great service tonight.
All: Oh! Yeah!
(They all get their wallets out and give generous tips.)
Guys: Hockey! (They go to leave but are blocked by three of Rachel's friends, Leslie, Kiki, and Joanne. The guys pause to stare at them.) Hockey! Hockey. (The guys.)
Leslie: (looking around) Rachel?
Rachel: Oh my God! (Rachel, Leslie, Kiki, and Joanne all scream and hug each other.
Monica: (to Phoebe) I swear I've seen birds do this on Wild Kingdom.
Rachel: What are you guys doing here?
Kiki: Well, we were in the city shopping, and your mom said you work here, aaand it's true!
Joanne: Look at you in the apron. You look like you're in a play.

Leslie: I know. I know! I'm a duplex.
Rachel: (to Joanne) So what's going on with you?
Joanne: Well, guess who my dad's making partner in his firm? (She points to herself and they all scream again.)
Kiki: And while we're on the subject of news.. (She holds up here finger to show off her engagement ring and they all scream again.)
Phoebe: (to Monica) Look, look, I have elbows! (They scream.)
[Scene: A Street, Chandler and Joey are kicking a can to each other.]
Chandler: ...Poulet passes it up to Leetch! (Passes it to Joey.)
Joey: Leetch spots Messier in the crease- there's the pass! (He kicks it to Ross, but Ross is staring into a shop window.)
Chandler: We'll take a brief time out while Messier stops to look at some women's shoes.
Ross: Carol was wearing boots just like those the night that we- we first- y'know. Fact, she, uh- she never took'em off, 'cause we-we- (off Chandler's look) Sorry. Sorry.
(They walk on. Chandler and Joey start to talk but Ross stops and whines.)
Joey: What?
Ross: Peach pit.
Chandler: Yes, Bunny?
Ross: (points) Peach pit. That night we, uh- we had-
Joey: -Peaches?
Ross: Actually, nectarines, but basically...
Chandler: (to Joey) Could've been a peach.
Ross: Then, uh, then we got dressed, and I-I... I walked her to the- (looks up, realises, and points) -the bus stop... I'm fine.
 (They turn to stare at him.) What? Thought we were trying to find stuff.
[Scene: Central Perk, Rachel, Lesile, Kiki, and Joanne are talking.]
Rachel: So c'mon, you guys, tell me all the dirt!
Kiki: Well, the biggest news is still you dumping Barry at the altar!
Joanne: Alright. Let's talk reality for a second.
Rachel: Okay.
Joanne: When are you coming home?
Rachel: What? Guys, I'm not.
Joanne: C'mon, this is us.
Rachel: I'm not! This is what I'm doing now. I've got this job-
Kiki: Waitressing?
Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.
Leslie: Well. Your mom didn't tell us about the blobbies.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe and Monica are in pajamas and Monica is making something in the blender as Rachel enters.]
Monica: Hey, Rach. How was it with your friends? (She and Phoebe scream.) Okay! How would you like some Tiki Death Punch? (She pours the contents of the blender into some glasses.)
Rachel: What's that?
Monica: Weeeell, it's rum, and-
Rachel: Okay. (Grabs the blender and starts to drink.)
Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)
Phoebe: Ooh! Ooh! And I brought Operation! But, um, I lost the tweezers, so we can't operate. But we can prep the guy!
Monica: Uh, Rach, it's the Visa card people.
Rachel: Oh, God, ask them what they want.
Monica: (on phone) Could you please tell me what this is in reference to? (Listens) Yes, hold on. (To Rachel) Um, they say there's been some unusual activity on your account.
Rachel: But I haven't used my card in weeks!
Monica: That is the unusual activity. Look, they just wanna see if you're okay.
Rachel: They wanna know if I'm okay. Okay.. they wanna know if I'm okay, okay, let's see. Well, let's see, the FICA guys took all my money, everyone I know is either getting married, or getting promoted, or getting pregnant, and I'm getting coffee! And it's not even for me! So if that sounds like I'm okay, okay, then you can tell them I'm okay, okay?
Monica: (pauses then on the phone) Uh- Rachel has left the building, can you call back?
Rachel: Alright, c'mon! (Miserably) Let's play Twister!
[Scene: Madison Square Garden, the guys are trying to find their seats.]
Ross: (squeezing past people) Sorry, sorry... Uh-oh.
Chandler: What? There was ice there that night with Carol? Plastic seats? Four thousand angry Pittsburgh fans?
Ross: No, actually I was just saying it looks like we're not sitting together. But now you mention it, there was ice there that night... It was the first frost...
Joey: C'mon, sit. Just sit down, sit.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, they're all hanging out in the living room.]
Monica: You should feel great about yourself! You're doing this amazing independence thing!
Rachel: Monica, what is so amazing? I gave up, like, everything. And for what?

Rachel: ...Jack from downstairs?
Phoebe: No, Jack and the Beanstalk.
Monica: Ah, the other Jack.
Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..
Rachel: Okay, but Pheebs, Pheebs, Jack gave up a cow, I gave up an orthodontist. Okay, I-I-I know, I know I didn't love him-
Phoebe: Oh, see, Jack did love the cow.
Rachel: But see, it was a plan. Y'know, it was clear. It was figured out, and now everything's just kinda like...
Phoebe: Floopy?
Rachel: Yeah.
Monica: So what, you're not the only one. I mean, half the time we don't know where we're going. You've just gotta figure at some point it's all gonna come together, and it's just gonna be... un-floopy.
Phoebe: Oh, like that's a word.
Rachel: Okay, but Monica, what if- what if it doesn't come together?
Monica: ...Pheebs?
Phoebe: Oh, well... 'cause.... you just... I don't like this question.
Rachel: Okay, see, see, you guys, what if we don't get magic beans? I mean, what if all we've got are.. beans?
[Scene: Madison Square Garden, the guys are watching the game.]
Ross: Get him! GET HIM! Get him! Get- YESSS! Not laughing now, are ya pal!

Ross: Pass it! Pass it!
Chandler: He's open!
All: Shoot! Shoot! Shoot!
(The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face. Chandler looks concered until he notices...)
Chandler: Hey, look, we're on that TV thing!
(Chandler and Joey hold the puck and wave at the TV thing.)
Commercial Break
[Scene: An Emergency Room, Chandler and Joey are leading Ross in.]
Chandler: (to the receptionist)'Scuse me.
Receptionist: (holds up her handshe is on the phone) It says to call this number if you're not completely satisfied with this candy bar. Well, I'm not completely satisfied.
Chandler: Listen, it's kind of an emergency. Well, I guess you know that, or we'd be in the predicament room. (The receptionist glares at him.)
Receptionist: (on phone) Hold on. (To Chandler) Fill these out, sit over there. (Tosses him some forms.)
Ross: (jumping to his feet) Look, I don't wanna make any trouble, okay, but I'm in a lot of pain here, alright? My face is dented.
Receptionist: Well, you'll have to wait your turn.
Joey: Well, how long do you think it'll be?
Receptionist: (sarcastic) Any minute now.
Ross: Hey, this- (she gives him a look and the guys back off) Heyy...
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the slumber party continues.]
Rachel: I'm so sorry, you guys. I didn't mean to bring you down.
Monica: No, you were right. I don't have a plan. (There's a knock on the door.)
Pizza Guy: (yelling from outside) Pizza guy!
Rachel: Thank God. Food. (She goes to answer the door.)
Monica: Phoebe?
Phoebe: What?
Monica: Do you have a plan?
Phoebe: I don't even have a 'pl'.
Pizza Guy: Hi, one, uh, mushroom, green pepper and onion?
Rachel: (miserably) No, no, that's not what we ordered... We ordered a fat-free crust with extra cheese.
Pizza Guy: Wait, you're not 'G.Stephanopoulos?'
Monica: (leaping off of the couch and runs up) Wait! Did you say 'G.Stephanopoulos?'
Pizza Guy: Yeah. This one goes across the street, I must have given him yours. Oh, bonehead, bonehead!
Monica: Wait, was this a-a small mediterranean guy with curiously intelligent good looks?
Pizza Guy: Yeah, that sounds about right.
Monica: Was he wearing a stunning blue suit?
Phoebe: And-and a power tie?
Pizza Guy: No, pretty much just a towel.
Monica: (staggered) Oh God.
Pizza Guy: So you guys want me to take this back?
Monica: Are you nuts?! We've got George Stephanopoulos' pizza! (Rachel pays him, Monica grabs some binoculars, and runs to the window.)
Rachel: Uh, Pheebs? Who's George Snuffalopagus?
Phoebe: Big Bird's friend.
Monica: I see pizza!
Phoebe: Oh, I wanna see! Lemme see! Lemme see! (She runs up and takes the binoculars.)
Rachel: Hello? Who are we spying on?
Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?
Rachel: Oh, him, the little guy? Oh, I love him!
Phoebe: Ooh, wait.. wait, I see a woman.
Monica: Please tell me it's his mother.
Phoebe: Definitely not his mother.
Monica: Oh, no...
 (Phoebe covers her mouth with her hand walks away from the window.)
[Scene: The Emergency Room, Joey is miming hockey pucks kitting foreheads. Chandler realises it's getting tense and goes to the receptionist again.]
Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the girls are all out on the balcony.]
Monica: Light still out?
Rachel: Yeah.
Monica: Oh. Maybe they're- napping.

Rachel: So, whaddya think George is like?
Monica: I think he's shy.
Phoebe: Yeah?
Monica: Yeah. I think you have to draw him out.
[Scene: The Emergency Room, Ross is still going on about his first night with Carol.]
Ross: I remember the moonlight coming through the window- and her face had the most incredible glow.
Chandler: Yes, the moon, the glow, the magical feeling, you did this part- Could I get some painkillers over here, please?
Joey: He's right, enough, already. What is the big deal about today? So you slept with her for the first time, so what? You slept with her for seven years after that.
Ross: Look, it's just a little more complicated...
Chandler: Well, what? What? What is it? That she left you? That she likes women? That she left you for another woman that likes women?
Ross: Little louder, okay, I think there's a man on the twelfth floor in a coma that didn't quite hear you...
Chandler: Then what?
Ross: My first time with Carol was... (He mumbles the last part)
Joey: What?
Ross: It was my first time.
Joey: With Carol? (Ross gives him a look.) Oh.
Chandler: So in your whole life, you've only been with one(He gets a look too)oh.
Joey: Whoah, boy, hockey was a big mistake! There was a whole bunch of stuff we could've done tonight!
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the girls are still out on the balcony.]
Monica: Okay. Okay, I got one. Do you remember that vegetarian pate that I made that you loved so much?
Phoebe: Uh-huh.
Monica: Well, unless goose is a vegetable...ha haaaah!
Phoebe: Oh! Oh! Oh! Okay, fine, fine. Now I don't feel so bad about sleeping with Jason Hurley.
Monica: What?! You slept with Jason?
Phoebe: You'd already broken up.
Rachel: How long?
Phoebe: A couple hours.
Monica: Oh, that's nice!
Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.
Monica: Excuse me?!
Rachel: Hello? Like he was really gonna send you one? (To Phoebe) She was a big girl.
Monica: Really. Well, at least 'big girls' don't pee in their pants in seventh grade!
Rachel: I was laughing! You made me laugh! (Monica and Rachel start to squabble)
Phoebe: There he is! There he is!
Monica: Where?
Phoebe: Right- where we've been looking all night!
Rachel: He is so cute!
Monica: Oh, George, baby, drop the towel!
All: Yeah, drop it! Drop the towel! Please drop the(pause)wowww.
[Scene: The Emergency Room, Ross is absent.]
Joey: Man. Can you believe he's only had sex with one woman?
Chandler: I think it's great. Y'know, it's sweet, it's romantic...
Joey: Really?
Chandler: No, you kidding? The guy's a freak.. (Ross enters off camera)
Both: Hey, buddy.
Ross: Hi. (He is wearing a piece of steel bandaged to his nose. He tosses some forms onto reception desk.)
Receptionist: (sarcastic) Oh, that's attractive.
Chandler: Oh, I thought you were great in Silence of the Lambs. Oh come on, admit it!
Ross: Fun? Where was the fun? Tell me specifically, which part was the fun part? Where's my puck?
Joey: Oh, ah- the kid has it.
Ross: The kid...? (To the kid) Excuse me, uh, that's, that's my puck.
Kid: I found it. Finders keepers, losers weepers. (Ross looks at Chandler for help.)
Chandler: You gotta do it, man.
Ross: (to the kid) Oh yeah? Well, I'm rubber, you're glue, whatever(to Chandler)can't do it. (to the kid) Listen, uh- gimme back my puck.
Kid: No.
Ross: 'Yes', how about. C'mere. Gimme!
Kid: No! No! (They start to fight over it.)
Receptionist: Hey! Hey! No rough holding in my ER!

Closing Credits
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey and the girls are playing twister.]
Ross: (Doing the spinning) Okay, Monica: Right foot red.
Monica: Could've played Monopoly, but nooooo.
(There's a knock on the door, Chandler opens it, and silently hands back the cushion.)
Chandler: Thanks. (The guy nods and leaves)
Ross: Okay, Pheebs: Right hand blue. (Phoebe has to bend over.)Good. (Joey stares at her butt appreciatively)
(The phone rings and Chandler answers it.)
Chandler: Hello? Oh, uh, Rachel, it's the Visa card people.
Rachel: Oh, okay. Will you take my place?
Chandler: Alright. (on phone) Yes, this is Rachel.
Rachel: Nooo! (She grabs the phone and Chandler takes her place on the mat.) (On phone) Hello? (Listens) Oh, yeah, no, I know, I-I haven't been using it much. (Listens) Oh, well, thanks, but, I'm okay, really.
Ross: Green. To the green.
Rachel: (on phone) I've got magic beans. (Listens) Never-never mind.
Chandler: To the left, to the left- aww! (They all collapse)
Rachel: (on phone) Ohhh... I'm fine.
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public class Configuration
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static boolean |
APPLY_ROBUST_REGRESSION_IN_HYPERGRAPH
option that state that robust regression is applied
|
static java.lang.String |
AVG_LOCAL_FILE_PREFIX
prefix of the file used to store the averaged sound recorded locally
|
static java.lang.String |
AVG_REMOTE_FILE_PREFIX
prefix of the file used to store the averaged sound recorded locally
|
static java.lang.String |
broadcast_addr
it seems that the network provided by wifidirect is <IP_ADDRESS>
|
static int |
BROADCAST_SERVER_PORT
port we are listening to send sound and so one during a meeting when we broadcast
|
static java.lang.String |
calibration_leader
ip adress the the AP with wifi direct
|
static double |
chunksize_Sec
chunk size
|
static java.lang.String |
connectFileName
name of the file that stores the connexion graph
|
static double |
CUMULATED_ERRORS
cumulated error that is automatically computed
|
static java.lang.String |
DEVICE_ID_MESSAGE
message type =
|
static long |
duration_beetween_test_SEC
sleeping duraction during consecutive tests (expressed in second
|
static java.lang.String |
FILE_MESSAGE
message type =
|
static int |
FILE_READ
message type = file transmited
|
static int |
HYPERGRAPH_SIZE
number of node in the hypergraph
|
static double |
INTERCEPT
intercept that is automatically computed
|
static boolean |
IS_CALIBRATED
determine if the device is calibrated
|
static boolean |
isAveraging
we are averaging the samples over a period of time
|
static boolean |
isFilteredData2GeoRegression
determine that the end user requires Geographically Regression
|
static boolean |
isFilteredData2LinearRegression
determine that the end user requires linear regression
|
static boolean |
isLocationAwareCalibration
determine that the end user requires location aware calibration
|
static boolean |
isMultiHopCalibration
Dtermine that the end used pressed the MultiHop option
|
static boolean |
isNotFilteredMatrix
determines that the end user requires to fitler the data to regress in the linear case
|
static boolean |
isNotFilteringDistanceIsVariable
determines that the end user requires to filter the data (based on distance)
|
static boolean |
isRawSoundData |
static boolean |
isRecordActivity
determines if the device is recording
|
static java.lang.String |
LOCAL_FILE_PREFIX
prefix of the file used to store the sound recorded locally
|
static double |
MANUAL_INTERCEPT
intercept that is set during the manual calibration (if any)
|
static double |
MANUAL_MEAN_RESIDUAL
mean of the residual that is set during the manual calibration (if any)
|
static double |
MANUAL_R_SQUARED
R squared that is set during the manual calibration (if any)
|
static double |
MANUAL_SLOPE
slope that is set during the manual calibration (if any)
|
static double |
MANUAL_STD_RESIUDAL
standard deviation of the residuals that is set during the manual calibration (if any)
|
static double |
MANUAL_SUM_RESIDUAL
sum of the residuals that is set during the manual calibration (if any)
|
static int |
MEAN_SQUARE_ERROR_CRITERIA
metric to apply = mean squarred error
|
static int |
MEETING_DURATION_CRITERIA
metric to apply = meeting duration
|
static int |
MEETING_RESIDUAL_SUM_OF_SQUARRE
metric to apply = sum of the squared residuals
|
static int |
MEETING_RSQUARED
metric to apply = r squared
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_CONNEXION
message that is used to send a connexion graph
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_DELIMIT
message delimited
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_FILE_END
delimited of the end of a file
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_ID
message that identifies a device
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_MD5
message including the MD5 of a file
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_RECORD
message used to send the sound
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_TEST
testing message
|
static java.lang.String |
MSG_TIME
message include time related parameters
|
static int |
MY_BROADCAST_HANDLE
message type = handle
|
static int |
MY_TCP_HANDLE
message type = tcp traffic
|
static java.lang.String |
nameRecordTest
name of the test to carry
|
static int |
ntp_ports
ntp port
|
static int |
numberofconsecutivecalibrationtocarry
number of successive calibrations to performs
|
static int |
offset
time offset with the AP
|
static java.lang.String |
prefix
it seems that the prefix of the network provided by wifidirect is 192.168.49
|
static long |
recordDuration_ms
duration of the record in millecond _> 1000 equal one sec
|
static int |
REFERENCENB
number of references in the references in the hypergraph
|
static java.lang.String |
REMOTE_FILE_PREFIX
prefix of the file used to store the sound recorded by a remote device
|
static double |
samplingDurationSec
duration of the sample in millisecong 0.1=100ms //0.002; //0.125 = 125 ms 0.001 = 1ms
|
static int |
SCHEDULE_TIME
when to start recording from now (is given in number of second)
|
static int |
SERVER_PORT
port we are listening to send sound and so one during a meeting
|
static java.lang.String |
SERVICE_INSTANCE
name of the calibration service
|
static java.lang.String |
SERVICE_REG_TYPE
service
|
static int |
SHIFT_IN_SAMPLE
period of averaging is expressed in second
|
static int |
shortest_path_criteria
metric to apply = mean of the squared error
|
static boolean |
SHOULD_BE_SAVED
calibration parameters should be saved (in the hypergraph)
|
static boolean |
SHOULD_ROBUSTLY_CALIBRATE
determine that the user wants to apply a robust calibration
|
static boolean |
SHOULD_SIMPLY_CALIBRATE
determine that the user wants to apply a simple regression
|
static int |
SLEEPDURBEFORESCHEDULERECORD_MS
sleeping permits to wait a little bit before recording.
|
static double |
SLOPE
calibration slope that is automatically computed
|
static boolean |
SoundFileAreZipped
dtermine if we are ziping the files related to calibration
|
static int |
STD_ERROR_CRITERIA
metric to apply = standard error
|
static boolean |
stopRegressionEmptyFiles
regression has been halted
|
static java.lang.String |
VERTEX_MESSAGE
message type =
|
static int |
VERTEXNB
number of vertex in the hypergraph
|
static long |
VERY_LONG_TIME_AGO
time that takes place a very long time ago
|
static double |
WEIGHTED_CUMULATED_ERROR
weighted and accumulated error that is automatically computed
|
static int |
weightingFunction
determine that the end user requires Weighting Function (based on distance) is Logarithmic and 0 when this function is chosen to be exponential
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Configuration() |
public static boolean isAveraging
public static long recordDuration_ms
public static double samplingDurationSec
public static boolean SoundFileAreZipped
public static java.lang.String nameRecordTest
public static int numberofconsecutivecalibrationtocarry
public static int SHIFT_IN_SAMPLE
public static double chunksize_Sec
public static final int SLEEPDURBEFORESCHEDULERECORD_MS
public static long duration_beetween_test_SEC
public static boolean isMultiHopCalibration
public static boolean IS_CALIBRATED
public static double MANUAL_INTERCEPT
public static double MANUAL_SLOPE
public static double MANUAL_MEAN_RESIDUAL
public static double MANUAL_STD_RESIUDAL
public static double MANUAL_R_SQUARED
public static double MANUAL_SUM_RESIDUAL
public static double SLOPE
public static double INTERCEPT
public static double WEIGHTED_CUMULATED_ERROR
public static double CUMULATED_ERRORS
public static boolean SHOULD_SIMPLY_CALIBRATE
public static boolean SHOULD_ROBUSTLY_CALIBRATE
public static boolean SHOULD_BE_SAVED
public static boolean isRawSoundData
public static final int STD_ERROR_CRITERIA
public static final int MEAN_SQUARE_ERROR_CRITERIA
public static final int MEETING_DURATION_CRITERIA
public static final int MEETING_RSQUARED
public static final int MEETING_RESIDUAL_SUM_OF_SQUARRE
public static int shortest_path_criteria
public static final int SCHEDULE_TIME
public static int VERTEXNB
public static int REFERENCENB
public static int HYPERGRAPH_SIZE
public static boolean isLocationAwareCalibration
public static boolean isFilteredData2LinearRegression
public static boolean isFilteredData2GeoRegression
public static int weightingFunction
public static boolean isNotFilteringDistanceIsVariable
public static boolean isNotFilteredMatrix
public static boolean isRecordActivity
public static boolean stopRegressionEmptyFiles
public static int offset
public static final int MY_BROADCAST_HANDLE
public static final int MY_TCP_HANDLE
public static final int FILE_READ
public static final java.lang.String DEVICE_ID_MESSAGE
public static final java.lang.String VERTEX_MESSAGE
public static final java.lang.String FILE_MESSAGE
public static final long VERY_LONG_TIME_AGO
public static final java.lang.String calibration_leader
public static final java.lang.String connectFileName
public static int SERVER_PORT
public static int ntp_ports
public static int BROADCAST_SERVER_PORT
public static final java.lang.String SERVICE_INSTANCE
public static final java.lang.String SERVICE_REG_TYPE
public static final java.lang.String LOCAL_FILE_PREFIX
public static final java.lang.String REMOTE_FILE_PREFIX
public static final java.lang.String AVG_LOCAL_FILE_PREFIX
public static final java.lang.String AVG_REMOTE_FILE_PREFIX
public static boolean APPLY_ROBUST_REGRESSION_IN_HYPERGRAPH
public static final java.lang.String MSG_DELIMIT
public static final java.lang.String MSG_FILE_END
public static final java.lang.String MSG_ID
public static final java.lang.String MSG_CONNEXION
public static final java.lang.String MSG_RECORD
public static final java.lang.String MSG_TIME
public static final java.lang.String MSG_MD5
public static final java.lang.String MSG_TEST
public static java.lang.String broadcast_addr
public static java.lang.String prefix


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