Issue: DEPRECATION-POSITIONReferences: X3J13 committee and sub-committee meetings
Category: Policy
Edit history: 12-DEC-88, Version 1 by Chapman
20-DEC-88, Version 2 by Chapman
9-JAN-89, Version 3 by Chapman
Problem Description:
When features of a language become outdated due to technology advances,
or unnecessary due to the addition of better features, should the old
features be deprecated from the language, or deleted outright?
Since there has never been a Common Lisp standard before, deprecation
is against a de-facto standard, which may or may not be appropriate.
Deletion, on the other hand, is cleaner, but may generate never-ending
discussion when the standard goes for public review (and even in the
X3J13 meeting).
In summary, there are two levels:
1) features in CLtL that are not present in ANSI Common Lisp 1989,
2) features in ANSI Common Lisp 1989 that will likely not be present in
future standards;
and the issues are:
a) what features fit into which category
b) how should implementations deal with such features? how can programs be
written to avoid problems with such features?
Proposal (DEPRECATION-POSITION:LIMITED)
Since Common Lisp has been used industrially, it is reasonable to
assume that any level 1 feature will be a cause for
at least some controversy. Therefore, this proposal suggests that
X3J13 put features categorized as level 1 in a separate package,
and retain features categorized as level 2 in the Lisp package, but
declare them deprecated in the standard.
The members of each level will be determined on a case-by-case basis by
the X3J13 committee.
Rationale:
The standard should contain information about deprecation since
the topic has been mentioned more than once in X3J13, and since
Common Lisp is such a large language.
It's not
unreasonable for a language the size of Lisp to get rid of the
never-used tools, but we don't want to generate years of discussion
over a relatively minor issue when the standard goes for public review.
Current Practice:
Fortran successfully deprecated one constant. However, a proposal
submitted during its latest standardization effort that
suggested deleting old features in favor of new ones was
opposed vehemently. The Pascal committee is currently opposed
to deprecation, and the SPARC proposal suggests that
deprecation should be dictated by the marketplace.
Adoption Cost:
None.
Benefits:
This policy will provide a basis for future X3J13 decisions.
Conversion Cost:
None.
Aesthetics:
None.
Discussion:
Comment:
"I personally would argue for not including "deprecated" features in
the standard at all, because including them now will make it harder to
remove them later. My perception is that ANSI Common Lisp is turning
out to be a much different language than what is described in CLtL,
particularly if CLOS becomes a required part of the language. If,
with the benefit of hindsight and experience, we now realize that some
"features" described in CLtL were really "bugs", the time to remove
them is *before* they become cast in stone as part of ANSI Common
Lisp. I suspect that most implementors will continue to provide these
features as extensions anyway, as long as a substantial number of
their customers are still using them."
Response:
Perhaps most implementors will continue to provide the deleted features,
but they will do that also if they are deprecated. Since the only real
difference between the two is the amount of discussion one will generate
over the other (I think that worrying about future difficulty of getting
rid of the features is not a "real" difference yet), it seems that choosing
the route of least resistance in this case is the wisest course.
Comment:
"For the most part, X3J13 hasn't been able to deal with
which features fit into which category until how the categories will
be divided has been resolved. In particular, there are a number of
features that we didn't want to remove from ANSI Common Lisp 1989 if
it would be awkward for implementations to continue to support them or
programs to continue to use them, but wanted to at least declare them
"obsolete". There's been some debate on whether CHAR-FONT, for
example , should be deleted before the standard is written, or declared
deprecated within the standard."


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[gecode-users] order of "wait" statements maintained?
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Mon Apr 29 20:06:02 CEST 2013
Hi Martin,
There is no order among several waits. You could either use branch with a
function as you suggested (calling status is in fact fine) or you could
encode the order yourself. Make checkA and checkB assign a variable and then
you wait on these variables as well. Would that do?
Cheers
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> Hi everybody,
>
> for some processing, I post something like this in my Space constructor
>
> wait( *this, A, &checkA);
> wait( *this, B, &checkB);
> wait( *this, A+B, &printAB);
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> branch( *this, A, .. );
> branch( *this, B, .. );
>
> to do some dedicated successive checks on assignments of A, B and both A
and
> B.
>
> Since my last printAB depends on the outcome of both checkA and checkB
(both
> might make the CSP fail) I need to know if the processing order of the
wait
> statements the same as their posting order within the constructor... :/
>
> Or is there a better solution to that as posting an according branching
like
>
> branch( *this, &checkA );
>
> where I first have to trigger constraint propagation in order to ensure
> assignment... !??!
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Martin
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| catScript | Interface with databases |
| cleanup | ssh tunneling |
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| getMLEs | Interface with databases |
| getQuery | Interface with databases |
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| writeDBTable | Interface with databases |


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"How Am I Going to Afford All This Stuff?"As you proceed through this web site you will read about many items that you will want to buyextra food to put into storage, extra clothing, storage containers, water filters, gardening equipment, camping equipmentthe list may seem endless. Many of these items can be quite expensive and you may be asking yourself how you are going to afford all this stuff. I realize that this web site will be read by people from all walks of life, from those who have plenty of money to those who are just barely scraping by. This chapter is mostly for those with modest incomes. First of allgo slowly! You don't have to rush out and buy everything right now. If you will buy a small amount each month, always within your budget, you will gradually accumulate everything that you will need to be self-sufficient during an emergency. In the meantime, every month you will be more prepared than you were the month before. Even if you have not yet accumulated enough provisions for a six month emergency, you will probably have enough to last for several days or weeks, and you will be better off than most of your neighbors. Focus on the most essential items first. Start by putting together your bug out bags (BOBs.) (You do not have to "bug out" to use your BOB.) Get prepared for an emergency that will leave you without utilities for three days. Then work up to being prepared for a week-long emergency, then a two-week emergency, etc.until you have reached your ultimate goal, whatever that might be. |
Eliminate Wasteful SpendingPerhaps you can find a few extra dollars each month by eliminating wasteful spending, or by doing without some luxury items that you don't really need. How much do you spend each week on movie rental fees, or on cable or satellite channels? How many times a week does your family eat out? Most people can easily find the extra money needed to accumulate survival items simply by eating out less, and by spending their money more prudently in other ways. |
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Establish a Household BudgetAn important part of preparing for a long-term emergency is getting your financial house in order.  I am a big advocate of budgeting. Budgeting allows you to discover where your money is going and thereby gain control over it. Trying to get ahead financially without a budget is like trying to fill a bucket with holes in it. No matter how hard you work toward filling up your bucket you will never succeed until you plug the holes. Plug the holes with a budget and you will not only find the extra money needed for emergency preparedness, but also the extra money that you will need to pay off your debts and establish a savings plan. Do not buy anything on credit, except for your house and perhaps your automobile. Use credit cards only for emergencies and for convenience shopping (such as online shopping), and then only if you can manage to pay them off each month. If you can't pay them off each month then get rid of them! Even better; replace your credit cards with debit cards, which provide the same convenience but without going into debt! Supplying for a household can be rather expensive, consider coupons.answers.com for some great deals for your budgeting! |
Shop WiselyAs I mentioned in the video at the top of this page, I believe that canned goods should form the backbone of your survival stash. That being said, it is imperative your canned goods are properly labeled with Dymo label maker to ensure no food spoils. The best canned foods are those you can yourself. But as a supplement to that, you can always find some canned foods on sale at the grocery store. If you will pick up a few extra cans each time you buy groceries you will soon establish the foundation of your survival stash. You can also save on many items by buying from one of the warehouse distribution stores, or from a discount supermarket chain such as Aldi (my favorite.) Unless you have a huge family I would avoid buying canned goods in the large #10 cans (which hold about a gallon.) Once opened, without refrigeration you may have a hard time consuming the entire contents before it spoils. The smaller cans are much more practical because they will usually provide just enough food for one meal with few if any leftovers. |
Buy Previously OwnedYou can save a lot of money on many survival items by purchasing used items. Water storage containers, water filters, extra clothing, and camping equipment are just a few of the items that you can often buy used. If you purchase a new 55-gallon plastic drum for water storage it can cost you up to $100! But if you search around your local community you can usually find used plastic barrels for as low as $10 each. Thrift stores are an excellent place to look for bargains on used supplies. I usually drop in on my local thrift store once a week to see what "new" bargains they have in store for me. |
Take Advantage of Estate SalesEstate sales are by far my favorite supplierof everything! If you have ever enjoyed the bargains found at a garage sale, you will really enjoy the bargains that you will find at estate sales! In fact, I rarely even bother with garage sales any more, since I can always find anywhere from 10 to 20 estate sales in my community on any weekend, year round! At garages sale people usually offer only a few items that they no longer need. I find that garage sales are often not worth the gasoline used to drive to them. Estate sales, on the other hand, are indoor sales in which everything in the house is tagged for salefrom the basement to the attic! And everything can be purchased for pennies on the dollar, including clothing, tools, kitchen items, pantry items and even furniture. The list is as endless as the items that people keep in their homes. Look in the classifieds section of your local newspapers (including the online versions) for a list of the estate sales in your community. Unlike garage sales, which are seasonal, estate sales are held in every month of the year. They are usually two-day sales held on a weekend. Most will cut their already low tag prices in half on the last day of the sale. We even buy most of our canned goods at estate sales, significantly reducing our grocery bill. Canned meats that usually sell for $2 or more will generally sell for 50 cents at an estate sale, and canned vegetables that cost 50 cents to $1 at grocery stores will sell for about 25 cents at an estate sale. And the best part isYou do not have to pay sales taxes on the items that you purchase at estate sales! When purchasing foods at estate sales be sure to watch those "best by" dates on the containers. I will frequently buy items that have an expired date, but I am careful to use them first. The remaining shelf-life will be less on these items so it is imperative that you carefully rotate your stock.  While on the subject of "best by" dates, keep the following in mind: Unless the can is bulging or significantly damaged, canned foods are still good long after this date. It is true that the quality, including both the palatability and the nutritional value, begins to deteriorate slightly after the "best by" date, and continues to gradually decline the longer it is kept past that date. It is therefore desirable that all foods are consumed by their "best by" date if possible, and it is essential that your stored foods are rotated so that the older items are consumed first. But don't be afraid to eat something just because its "best by" date has expired. I have frequently eaten canned goods five yearsand on occasion even up to 10 yearspast the date, and have never experienced any ill effects from doing so. But never, under any circumstances, eatnor even tastefood taken from a can that was swollen or bulging! |
Start a Home-Based Business in Your Spare TimeIt's hard to get fired when you're your own boss! A home-based business can bring in extra money, but perhaps more importantly, it can help recession-proof your income! If you have a product, skill, or service that you can provide for your neighbors, you will be in a much better position during a prolonged emergency. You can use your services, for example, to barter for the things your family needs. (More on this in Chapter 15.) Some people grow fruits and vegetables which they sell on the roadside. I have a neighbor who is a part-time bee keeper who sells honey. Small engine repair and handyman services are other potential sources of income. Many Americans work for themselves during their spare time, accepting cash or barter as payment, and in so doing make up a part of the huge "underground economy" (which may or may not report their additional income to the government.) Take an inventory of your skills, talents, and most importantly your interests, and figure out a way that you can provide a service that your neighbors may be willing to barter or pay for. |
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Action Step 7: Establish PrioritiesA. Turn your Action Planner to a new blank page. At the top of the page write "How I Am Going to Pay for Our Survival Items." Make a list of things that you and your family can do to help pay for your survival items. Your list might include things like:
B. Turn your Action Planner to a new blank page or use the back of the one you just used. At the top of the page write "Establish Priorities." Then on the left side of the page make a list of the items that you and your family will be willing to sacrifice in order to meet your goals. To the right of that write down how much money this will save you each monthextra money that you will be able to use for your survival purchases. Try to find areas where you are needless spending money. For example:
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Loan Approval Prediction Using Machine Learning
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9.13 Version 3.0.2 February 9, 2007
This release fixes some important bugs in 3.0.1, and improves the source code documentation.
9.13.1 Bug Fixes
- bug fixed: Translator: Programs translated to C and compiled for Windows would crash if they used the new multitasking feature. (This worked in 3.0.0 but was broken accidentally in 3.0.1 because some stack offsets changed.)
- bug fixed: Interpreter: In fairly rare situations, the interpreter for Windows might crash. This was due to a bug in load_private_block() where it was freeing a block of memory and then returning a pointer into that block. In rare cases, a page of virtual memory might be removed from the heap by the Windows O/S before the block could be read. Thanks to Andy Serpa, Pete Lomax, Matt Lewis, Derek Parnell, and others for helping to pin-point the location of the bug.
- bug fixed: Source Code: "\euphoria" was changed to to %EUDIR% in 4 .bat files in the source directory. Thanks to Jaime Marcos.
9.13.2 Improved Documentation
- A new document (translator.doc) was added to euphoria\source. It describes the internals of the Translator, with emphasis on the many optimizations that the Translator performs.
- The user documentation was also improved in a few places.
9.13.3 C Source Code Changes
- Matthew Lewis added a Linux/FreeBSD make file, and made source code changes to better support Open Watcom and a newer version of GCC.


Version 1.0.5
- iPad support
- Can dismiss keyboard when click outside of text box
- Google sign in feature to upload to google sheets
- Removed access code feature
- Misc Tasks: Added more Newkirk rooms
- Email: Requires a name to be entered in settings
- Email: Added scesl4 email
- Email: Remove [] in subject
- Email: Date needs to be yesterday for night shift
- Event Notes: Change photo name to reservation # and room. Other images will still be date as the name
Version 1.0.2
- Event Notes: Events now include planner initials
Version 1.0.1
- Manager notes: Can add multiple notes instead of just one bullet point
- Misc Tasks: Added lobbies, hallways, and more rooms
- Minor bug fixes
Version 1.0.0
Installation Instructions
If this is your first time installing the app from the Student Center website, follow these directions. Else, you should be able to just click on the link.


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This demo renders three staves, each with a different music engraving font.
View the source code for more information.
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HFM-609 | Geth v1.7.0 |
List of EIPs that made it to draft
https://eips.ethereum.org/
EIP-1: Purpose and Guidelines
https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-1
"Because the EIPs are maintained as text files in a versioned repository, their revision history is the historical record of the feature proposal."
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200000 | 09/07/2015 | Geth v<IP_ADDRESS> | ||
| v3 Homestead |
1150000 | 03/14/2016 | EIP-2 EIP-7 EIP-8 |
HFM-606 | Geth v1.3.4 |
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| v4 DAO Fork |
1920000 | 07/20/2016 | HFM-779 | Geth v1.4.10 | |
| v5 Tangerine Whistle |
2463000 | 10/18/2016 | EIP-150 | HFM-608 | Geth v1.4.18 |
| v6 Spurious Dragon |
2675000 | 11/22/2016 | EIP-155 EIP-160 EIP-161 EIP-170 |
HFM-607 | Geth v1.5.1 |
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| v7 Byzantium |
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HFM-609 | Geth v1.7.0 |
| v8-rc1 Constantinople |
aborted | aborted | EIP-145 EIP-1014 EIP-1052 EIP-1234 EIP-1283 |
HFM-1013 | Geth v1.8.20 |
| v8-rc2 St. Petersburg |
EIP-145 EIP-1014 EIP-1052 EIP-1234 |
HFM-1716 |
v5 - Tangerine Whistle
EIP-608: Hardfork Meta
EIP-150: Gas cost changes for IO-heavy operations
v6 - Spurious Dragon
EIP-607: Hardfork Meta
EIP-155: Simple replay attack protection
EIP-160: EXP cost increase
EIP-161: State trie clearing (invariant-preserving alternative)
EIP-170: Contract code size limit
Specification If block.number >= FORK_BLKNUM, then: Increase the gas cost of EXTCODESIZE to 700 (from 20). Increase the base gas cost of EXTCODECOPY to 700 (from 20). Increase the gas cost of BALANCE to 400 (from 20). Increase the gas cost of SLOAD to 200 (from 50). Increase the gas cost of CALL, DELEGATECALL, CALLCODE to 700 (from 40). Increase the gas cost of SELFDESTRUCT to 5000 (from 0). If SELFDESTRUCT hits a newly created account, it triggers an additional gas cost of 25000 (similar to CALLs).


THE "PELLER"
A MAN who has resided at several places on the south coast was known by this name. He is said to be in possession of no end of charms, and to possess powers, of no common order, over this and the other world. "He is able," writes a friend, "to put ghosts, hobgoblins, and, I believe, even Satan himself; to rest. I have known farmers well informed in many other matters, and members of religious bodies, go to the 'Peller' to have the 'spirits that possessed the calves' driven out; for they, the calves, 'were so wild, they tore down all the wooden fences and gates, and must be possessed with the devil.'
"The 'Peller' always performs a cure; but as the evil spirits must go somewhere, and as it is always to be feared that they may enter into other calves or pigs, or, it may be, even possess the bodies of their owners themselves, the 'Peller' makes it imperative that a stone wall shall be built around the calves, to confine them for three times seven days, or until the next moon is as old as the present one. This precaution always results in taming the devils and the calves, and consequently in curing them--the 'Peller', usually sending the spirits to some very remote region, and chaining them down under granite rocks."
An old woman had long suffered from debility; but she and her friends were satisfied that she had been ill-wished. So she went to the "Peller." He told her to buy a bullock's heart, and. get a packet of pound pins. She was to stick the heart as full of' pins as she could, and "the body that ill-wished her felt every. pin run into the bullock's heart same as if they had been run into her." The spell was taken off; and the old woman grew strong.
An old man living on Lady Downs had a lot of money stolen from his house. He, too, went to the "Peller." In this case the magician performed the spells, and the man was told the money would be returned. After a few days, it was so; the money during the night, was tied to the handle of the door, and found there by the owner in the morning.


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When you hit play, you'll be asked for your location. Approve the location request to send your coordinates to ColorLaunch. If you are nearby, you'll be launching colors in just a few seconds.
It doesnt look like location services are available or enabled. We need your approximate coordinates to play ColorLaunch.
You need to be in the Eugene, OR area to play


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# File 'lib/gpx_ruby/gpx/track.rb', line 47 def lon @lon end |
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# File 'lib/gpx_ruby/gpx/track.rb', line 47 def time @time end |
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| ASTNotNode | Not : 'not' or '!'. |
| ASTNullLiteral | 'null'. |
| ASTOrNode | || and 'or'. |
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| ASTReferenceExpression | variable; A reference by itself. |
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| ASTSizeMethod | Size Method, e.g. |
| ASTStatementExpression | Assignment as an expression. |
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Neuroplasticity and Growth Mindset
24 September 2019
Neuroplasticity
Neuroplasticity refers to the ability of the brain to change neural pathways and synapses in response to and in order to adapt to different factors such as behaviour and environment.
This process occurs throughout an individual’s life and is the avenue through which all permanent learning takes place. Aside from allowing an individual to learn and master new skills, neuroplasticity also enables them to recover from injury by restructuring itself when the brain is damaged.
By understanding what neuroplasticity is and the benefits of improving one’s neuroplasticity can bring about, we can incorporate ways to improve and develop our neuroplasticity.
There are many ways proven to stimulate neuroplasticity, and most are simple things you can easily incorporate into your daily routine.
Exercising for 30 minutes or so per day, or even just meditating has shown to stimulate production of new synapses. There are also many foods that have proven to help with brain elasticity -- foods rich with antioxidants or flavonoids, for example.
Another activity that improves neuroplasticity is ensuring you get enough sleep. You should be doing this regardless, for your overall health, but sleep also allows the brain to reset connections which are needed for memory and learning. In a similar vein, reducing stress also improves neuroplasticity.
Research conducted by Emory University has proven that reading fiction showed increased and ongoing connectivity in the brains of the study participants.
Finally, a great way to increase your neuroplasticity is to continue learning new skills. Similar to how the body benefits from exercise, the brain benefits from learning.
In a way, while knowing about neuroplasticity and being aware of how we can improve it is something that will help me with this course, learning how to code actually will improve my neuroplasticity as well. Especially for such an intensive course, making sure that I don't neglect exercise, rest, and healthy eating is extremely important in having a healthy brain and mind.
If you want a more detailed overview of neuroplasticity, check out this article in ScienceDirect. The link also contains in-depth articles on neuroplasticity's effects on different conditions and links it to other mental phenomena.
Growth Mindset
Mindset is our attitude towards certain situations that determines how we react and interpret what we are faced with it. Oftentimes, we can trace our mindset to past experiences and our general belief structure.
To fully understand Growth Mindset, we must contrast it with its antithesis: the Fixed Mindset.
As we go through life and face challenges and dilemmas, we can choose to either embrace these situations as opportunities to grow and learn or avoid them lest we fail or face disappointment.
People who cultivate a growth mindset believe that they can improve and get smarter. That failing at something is not permanent but rather a temporary hurdle. Therefore they put in time and effort which then leads to success.
As you can guess, people with a Fixed Mindset is the exact opposite.  They believe that intelligence is set and you either have it or don’t. Improvement is pointless and putting in effort is futile. They would do things that they can succeed in and revel in their competency at that specific thing rather than going out of their comfort zone and trying things that they may struggle in.
Knowing this allows us to choose how we want to lead our life. Being aware and accepting that we may be holding ourselves back by having a fixed mindset is the first step to changing our mindset to one that is focused on growth. It will allow us to look into our decisions and thought processes and figure out if we are actually giving ourselves the best chance at succeeding in overcoming challenges.
What some people occasionally forget when learning about these concepts is that most of the time people adopt either a Growth or Fixed Mindset depending on the situation as opposed to just having either mindset that encompasses how they deal with every facet of their life. I can honestly admit that I tend to default to a Fixed Mindset when it comes to learning and doing sports as I’ve conditioned myself into thinking I simply wasn’t born sporty as opposed to the Growth Mindset I tend to adapt for learning most other skills.
 It also means that whenever I end up falling into the trap of thinking that maybe I’m just not cut out for this, I can catch myself and turn it around into seeing my current challenges as an opportunity to just learn more instead.
For those wanting to understand growth mindset in an easy-to-digest format, this video uses interesting sketches and real-life examples to explain the concept and compare it to a fixed mindset.
If you’re looking for a more in-depth and data-driven study, this article published in Nature looks into how mindset training can improve student performance. It’s quite dense but the results are interesting and definitely worth looking into more.


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Advanced Process Control in Semiconductor Manufacturing
Kostas S. Tsakalis
Supported by SEMY Engineering Inc. (subsequently part of Semitool,
Brooks PRI, Applied Materials) under grant No. SEI-950815-MBTC-001,...,6
Best products Award (picture)
Abstract
This work provides an integrated approach for modeling and robust
multivariable controller design, with application to temperature
control of diffusion and CVD furnaces. Modeling relies on input-output
data, collected in a preliminary identification experiment at the
desired operating conditions. An important component of the
identification is the computation of uncertainty bounds that describe
the confidence limits of the model, in a manner consistent with robust
control theory. The results of the identification are then used to
design an H-infinity controller with a cascade, hierarchical structure.
The final implementation of the controller also includes mechanisms to
prevent integrator wind-up. Special emphasis is placed on automating
the procedure --for classes of furnaces-- so that, potentially, it can
be used by non-experts on the field. Implementations include several
industrial furnaces. Experimental results demonstrate the success of
the approach as well as the good agreement between predicted and actual
closed-loop behavior.
Publications
- K. Tsakalis, J.-J. Flores-Godoy and K. Stoddard,
"Temperature Control of Diffusion/CVD Furnaces Using Robust
Multivariable Loop-Shaping Techniques," Proc. 38th Conf. Decision
and Contr., V.4, 4192-4197, Phoenix, AZ, Dec. 1999.
- S. Limanond, J. Si and K.S. Tsakalis, "Monitoring and Control of
Semiconductor Manufacturing Processes," IEEE Control Systems,
V.
18, 6, 46-58, Dec. 1998.
- K. Tsakalis and K. Stoddard, "Integrated Identification and
Control for Diffusion/CVD Furnaces," 6th IEEE Int. Conference on
Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, Los Angeles, Sept.
97.
- K. Tsakalis and K. Stoddard, "Control Oriented Uncertainty
Estimation in System Identification," IASTED MIC'98 Conf., Grindelwald,
Feb. 98.
- M. Tucker, E. Valdez, K. Tsakalis, M. Warren, K. Stoddard,
"Improving Vertical Furnace Performance Using Model-Based Temperature
Control," SEMI/SEMATECH AEC/APC Symposium X Vail, Oct, 98.
- E. Grassi and K. Tsakalis, "PID Controller Tuning by Frequency
Loop-Shaping," Proc. 35th CDC, Kobe, Dec. 96.
Related results:
M. Yelverton, K. Stoddard, B. Cusson, T. Timmons, "Improving
Diffusion Furnace Capability Using Model-Based Temperature Control in
Production Environment," 6th ISSM, San Francisco, Oct. 97.
More Details
(Brief description of the project and typical experimental results,
courtesy of SEMY Eng. Inc.)


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Tokenization
The low-level tokenization of the Russian UD treebanks generally adopt the RNC standard.
- In general, tokens are delimited by whitespace. The regexp [А-zА-яЁё-]+ usually corresponds to one token.
- Punctuation (recognized by the corresponding Unicode property) that is conventionally written adjacent to the preceding or following word is separated during tokenization.
- Each punctuation mark is treated as a single token, e.g. the following sequence: )”, - becomes four tokens, ) , ”, ,, and -“. Exceptions are conventional multi-character punctuation marks: – , … , ?! , etc., and emojis and smileys: :) , ^_^, etc.
- Conventional non-cyrillic multi-character terms are tokenized as single tokens: °С.
Some special cases worth mentioning:
- Numerical expressions including decimal numbers, such as 245, 3,14, are treated as single tokens.
- Time expressions like 20:55 are splitted into separate tokens (in this case, three { 20 , : , 55 }).
- Dates like 20.04.2012 are splitted into separate tokens (in this case, five { 20 , . , 04 , . , 2012 }).
- Special symbols before and after numerical expressions, as in $500 , 2,67% , +27°С , are tokenised separately (so, the tokens are { $ , 500 } , { 2,67 , % } , { + , 27 , °С }).
- Numerical expressions with hyphen and cyrillic endings (e.g. 1-ый “1st”, 3-м “3rd.Ins”) as well as adjectives and other non-numerals which contain digits (e.g. 79-летний “79 year old”, 500-летие “500th anniversary”) are treated as single tokens.
- Other words with hyphen are treated as single tokens, except for the cases then the first part is inflected. Examples: { из-за } “because of”, { зелено-серых } “green-gray”, { Санкт-Петербург } “St. Petersburg”, but { Ростове , - , на , - , Дону} “(in) Rostov on Don”.
- The discoursive particles -то and -с are tokenised separately, e.g. Вася-то { Вася , - , то }. Exception: indefinite pronouns and adverbs, see below.
- Abbreviations are treated as single tokens, whitespaces split the abbreviations.
- Abbreviations marked by a period, as in стр. “p. (page)”, П. “P. (for Peter)”, are treated as single tokens. If the period overlaps with the end of sentence period then it is written once as a separate token (denoting end-of-sentence), e.g. { 1914 , г , . } “year 1914”.
- Abbreviations can not contain a period inside, i.e. the patterns like и т.д. “and so on”, и т.п. “and so forth” are splitted into three tokens: { и , т. , д. }, { и , т. , п. }.
- Email addresses, URLs, and tweet-style names are treated as single tokens<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{https://github.com}, {@anna_li}
The Russian UD treebanks does not contain multiword tokens. (UD_Russian-Syntagrus treebank v.1.3 and v.1.4 contained multitokens following the Syntagrus standard).
Pronouns and adverbs
- Indefinite pronouns and adverbs like кто-нибудь, кто-либо, кто-то, кое-кто “someone, somebody”, etc. are treated as a single token.
- In preposition phrases, the pronouns with кое- are splitted into three tokens: кое к кому { кое , к , кому } “to someone”.
- Negative pronouns, adverbs and adverbial predicatives are tokenized as single tokens, e.g. никто “no one”, никакой “no, neither”, нигде “nowhere”, негде “there is no place”. However, in preposition phrases the negative pronouns and predicatives are splitted into three tokens: ни к кому { ни , к , кому } “to no one”, не от кого { не , от , кого }“there is no one”.
Verb forms, analytical grammatical forms, negation
- reflexive verbs are kept as a single token (orthographic rule): моется “wash oneself”, пройтись “to have a walk”.
- the forms of subjunctive mood, analytical passive, complex future tense, complex comparatives, etc. are splitted according to the orthographic principle: { могли , бы } “would be able, could”, { были , зафиксированы } “were recorded”, { будет , держаться } “will be held”, { более , серьезные } “more serious”.
- не and ни used as negation markers with verbs, pronouns and other words are tokenized according to the orthographic rules: { не , реагируя } “not reacting”, { ни , в , какую } “in no way”, but { непоправимый } “irrecoverable”, { назавершенный } “not finished”, { никаких } “no one”.
- пол- and полу- “half” are never kept separate: поллитра “half a liter”, пол-яблока “half an apple”, полубезработный “almost unemployed”.


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pyspark.mllib.linalg.distributed.
IndexedRowMatrix
Represents a row-oriented distributed Matrix with indexed rows.
pyspark.RDD
An RDD of IndexedRows or (int, vector) tuples or a DataFrame consisting of a int typed column of indices and a vector typed column.
Number of rows in the matrix. A non-positive value means unknown, at which point the number of rows will be determined by the max row index plus one.
Number of columns in the matrix. A non-positive value means unknown, at which point the number of columns will be determined by the size of the first row.
Methods
columnSimilarities()
columnSimilarities
Compute all cosine similarities between columns.
computeGramianMatrix()
computeGramianMatrix
Computes the Gramian matrix A^T A.
computeSVD(k[, computeU, rCond])
computeSVD
Computes the singular value decomposition of the IndexedRowMatrix.
multiply(matrix)
multiply
Multiply this matrix by a local dense matrix on the right.
numCols()
numCols
Get or compute the number of cols.
numRows()
numRows
Get or compute the number of rows.
toBlockMatrix([rowsPerBlock, colsPerBlock])
toBlockMatrix
Convert this matrix to a BlockMatrix.
toCoordinateMatrix()
toCoordinateMatrix
Convert this matrix to a CoordinateMatrix.
toRowMatrix()
toRowMatrix
Convert this matrix to a RowMatrix.
Attributes
rows
Rows of the IndexedRowMatrix stored as an RDD of IndexedRows.
Methods Documentation
Examples
>>> rows = sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 2, 3]), ... IndexedRow(6, [4, 5, 6])]) >>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows) >>> cs = mat.columnSimilarities() >>> print(cs.numCols()) 3
New in version 2.0.0.
Notes
This cannot be computed on matrices with more than 65535 columns.
>>> rows = sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 2, 3]), ... IndexedRow(1, [4, 5, 6])]) >>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows)
>>> mat.computeGramianMatrix() DenseMatrix(3, 3, [17.0, 22.0, 27.0, 22.0, 29.0, 36.0, 27.0, 36.0, 45.0], 0)
The given row matrix A of dimension (m X n) is decomposed into U * s * V’T where
whose columns are the eigenvectors of (A X A’)
(singular values) in descending order.
are the eigenvectors of (A’ X A)
For more specific details on implementation, please refer the scala documentation.
New in version 2.2.0.
Number of leading singular values to keep (0 < k <= n). It might return less than k if there are numerically zero singular values or there are not enough Ritz values converged before the maximum number of Arnoldi update iterations is reached (in case that matrix A is ill-conditioned).
Whether or not to compute U. If set to be True, then U is computed by A * V * s^-1
Reciprocal condition number. All singular values smaller than rCond * s[0] are treated as zero where s[0] is the largest singular value.
SingularValueDecomposition
>>> rows = [(0, (3, 1, 1)), (1, (-1, 3, 1))] >>> irm = IndexedRowMatrix(sc.parallelize(rows)) >>> svd_model = irm.computeSVD(2, True) >>> svd_model.U.rows.collect() [IndexedRow(0, [-0.707106781187,0.707106781187]), IndexedRow(1, [-0.707106781187,-0.707106781187])] >>> svd_model.s DenseVector([3.4641, 3.1623]) >>> svd_model.V DenseMatrix(3, 2, [-0.4082, -0.8165, -0.4082, 0.8944, -0.4472, 0.0], 0)
pyspark.mllib.linalg.Matrix
a local dense matrix whose number of rows must match the number of columns of this matrix
>>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(sc.parallelize([(0, (0, 1)), (1, (2, 3))])) >>> mat.multiply(DenseMatrix(2, 2, [0, 2, 1, 3])).rows.collect() [IndexedRow(0, [2.0,3.0]), IndexedRow(1, [6.0,11.0])]
>>> rows = sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 2, 3]), ... IndexedRow(1, [4, 5, 6]), ... IndexedRow(2, [7, 8, 9]), ... IndexedRow(3, [10, 11, 12])])
>>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows) >>> print(mat.numCols()) 3
>>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows, 7, 6) >>> print(mat.numCols()) 6
>>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows) >>> print(mat.numRows()) 4
>>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows, 7, 6) >>> print(mat.numRows()) 7
Number of rows that make up each block. The blocks forming the final rows are not required to have the given number of rows.
Number of columns that make up each block. The blocks forming the final columns are not required to have the given number of columns.
>>> rows = sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 2, 3]), ... IndexedRow(6, [4, 5, 6])]) >>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows).toBlockMatrix()
>>> # This IndexedRowMatrix will have 7 effective rows, due to >>> # the highest row index being 6, and the ensuing >>> # BlockMatrix will have 7 rows as well. >>> print(mat.numRows()) 7
>>> print(mat.numCols()) 3
>>> rows = sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 0]), ... IndexedRow(6, [0, 5])]) >>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows).toCoordinateMatrix() >>> mat.entries.take(3) [MatrixEntry(0, 0, 1.0), MatrixEntry(0, 1, 0.0), MatrixEntry(6, 0, 0.0)]
>>> rows = sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 2, 3]), ... IndexedRow(6, [4, 5, 6])]) >>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(rows).toRowMatrix() >>> mat.rows.collect() [DenseVector([1.0, 2.0, 3.0]), DenseVector([4.0, 5.0, 6.0])]
Attributes Documentation
>>> mat = IndexedRowMatrix(sc.parallelize([IndexedRow(0, [1, 2, 3]), ... IndexedRow(1, [4, 5, 6])])) >>> rows = mat.rows >>> rows.first() IndexedRow(0, [1.0,2.0,3.0])


Year Six — The Grand Finale
Year Six — The Grand Finale
They say you should never meet your heroes.
The origin of the adage is debated, but for what little historiography I am capable of, I can provide a PageRank’d provenance to the prose of Gustave Flaubert who, in his Madame Bovary, opined “Il ne faut pas toucher aux idoles: la dorure en reste aux mains” — otherwise read, in my inspired interpretation: hold loosely your idols, for their golden sheen is cheaply gilded.
I consider myself truly unfortunate, then, to have met and been disappointed by so very many of them in just a few short decades.
Impatient though I am, I implore you to believe me when I say I did my best to look to those around me as torches in the dark abyss. Yet, though I do so cherish the community that created me, within it I can scarcely recall a character who was a hero worth holding dear.
My work life provided fewer leads still. While I undoubtedly learned lessons from figureheads fastened with death grips to the bow of their ships, I look back today to see more wreckage than winning war stories.
Even among the corporate “champion’s league” did I find myself starved for a savant of servant leadership. Instead, I found only once-strong individual contributors who had been punished by the Peter Principle or worse yet the weaker still simply deluded by Dilbert’s.
Saddest of all, that dearth of worthwhile idolatry spread to the industry ideologues I was hired to interact with.
One such scenario saw six months of struggle cast asunder with a prideful boast of plans to spend on planes an amount a thousand- thousands larger than the proposal, only to have the clear-cut case for change, and its big benefit to their bottom line (in stark multiples to ours), closed lost.
It was no surprise then when, months later, the lack of leadership ran the once family-run Canadian company into the ground, where it now lays at rest on the bottom line of its competitor’s balance sheet, headlines of stranded travelers’ curses its epitaph and our deepest regrets for bringing them our romance as revenue its eulogy.
Those weak men created the hard times of Hopf’s now-present prophecy, and although I am one of those who remain, I lie in my life adrift on a raft atop the waters stirred tsunamic—
“Wait, you can’t write that,” she yelped from across the room as I pre-read aloud to her.
I huffed in response. “What do you mean?”
“This is just way too negative. You’re being negative. No one is going to want to read that. You’re supposed to be a leader now. Positivity and optimism is critical for morale. And you had no good role models? Don’t be stupid.”
She continued, reloading her breath as bullets. “What about Dave? Paul? Ian? Cam? Jeff? Pablo? Rachel? Bobby? Peter or Matt? Jeremy? Stormpath Alex? Sean? Matt and Zak? Eric and Jacqui?”
As was oft the case, her words singed the ears with a potentency most painful, though to a prideful palette they tasted slightly of hypocrisy.
She was right, of course, as she quite often was. I grinned and grimaced to myself as I muttered nothings with the muted agitation of anguished agreement before I returned to my writing.
But as pen once again met page, I paused in profound realization.
 One marriage ended while another began; one city-ship ended while another began; one life outlook ended while another, better one began.
To navigate the emotional encumbrance of such a series of events, and while subjugated by the sales-force of nature signing the checks, I began the cryptic and rhythmic release of pent up prose with an annual habit.
Each year, on New Year’s Day, I published a missive to chronicle, if opaquely, the adventures of the year behind. My life changed substantially in that short period of time, and while the chaos of the world around us swirls evermore violently, that’s not the vortex I find myself moved by.
Now, as we enter 2023 together with a lifetime behind us, it’s instead the affectionately named Vite Vortex who keeps me swept up alongside her.
How could pure serendipity have created the perfect storm from which you slammed into my life?
How could years of sheer dissatisfaction be so wholly demolished so simply as we now find ourselves on the other side of the five year vesting period we set as table-stakes to prove this decision was a worthwhile investment?
And how could I not now, after so many years, have the courage and the drive to pursue servant leadership — the most significant change of the year I leave behind and of the working decades that lie before me—when you give me not just the encouragement but the example to follow?
That’s why I’m glad to be adrift in the Vortex, and why the years of past closed-off contemplation have given way to a more optimistic outlook.
Because that’s what you do — and it works.
I believe I can make a positive impact on people and products and profits because I have you by my side, wherever we end up. You’re doing exactly that in the worst of circumstances, and for that, among so many other reasons, you’re my hero and my inspiration to be a better everything.
And so, as we enter a new year, one in which I’m sure we’ll face a thousand things we otherwise couldn’t have predicted both positive and problematic, I find myself with little more to say than only that which matters most:
Happy 40th birthday, Vanessa. I love you.


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LIFT - Lift Is not a Framework or Toolkit
A bunch of useful C modules
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A vector generic type for C. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Macros | |
| #define | LIFT_DECL_VEC(typ) struct { unsigned n; unsigned c; typ *p; } |
Declare a vector for the given type typ . More... | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_VAR(typ, var) LIFT_DECL_VECT(typ) = { 0, 0, NULL } |
Declare a variable of the vector of type typ , with the name (symbol) var . More... | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_INIT(var) memset(&(var), 0, sizeof (var)) |
| #define | lift_vec_begin(var) ((var).p) |
Gives an iterator (pointer, really) to the begining of the vector var . More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_end(var) ((var).p + (var).n) |
Gives an iterator (pointer, really) to the end of the vector var . More... | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_VALID_ITERATOR(var, iter) (((iter) >= lift_vec_begin(var)) && (((iter) <= lift_vec_end(var)))) |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_SAFE_ITERATOR(var, iter) (((iter) >= lift_vec_begin(var)) && (((iter) < lift_vec_end(var)))) |
| #define | lift_vec_size(var) ((var).n) |
Returns the number of elements in the vector var . | |
| #define | lift_vec_resize(var, newsize) |
Resizes the vector var to have newsize elements. More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_capacity(var) ((var).c) |
Returns the current capacity of the vectory var . | |
| #define | lift_vec_empty(var) (0 == (var).n) |
Returns whether the vectory var is empty (has no elements) | |
| #define | lift_vec_reserve(var, newcap) |
Reserves the memory for vectory var to have place for newcap elements. More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_push_back(var, val) |
Pushes the value val to the end of vector var , increasing the vector's size. More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_pop_back(var) |
Removes the last element of the vectory var , if the vector is not empty. More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_insert(var, pos, val) |
Inserts the value val into the vector var at iterator/position pos . More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_erase(var, pos) |
Erases the element of the vector var at iterator/position pos . More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_free(var) lift_nfree((var).p), (var).n = (var).c = 0 |
| Once you're done with the vector, use this macro to free any resources (memory) that was allocated during its use. More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_front(var) lift_vec_at(var, 0) |
| Allows you to set element at the front (beginning) of the vector. More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_front_get(var) (lift_vec_at(var, 0)) |
| Returns the element at the front (beginning) of the vector. | |
| #define | lift_vec_back(var) lift_vec_at((var), (var).n-1) |
| Allows you to set element at the back of the vector (last element). More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_back_get(var) (lift_vec_at(var, (var).n-1)) |
| Returns the element at the front (beginning) of the vector. | |
| #define | lift_vec_data(var) (var).p |
Returns the data (array pointer) of the vector var , which you can pass to some function that expects such things. | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_VALID(var) ((var).p != NULL) |
Returns whether the vector var is valid. | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_SAFE(var, idx) (idx < lift_vec_size(var)) |
Returns whether it is safe to access the element at index idx of the vector var . | |
| #define | lift_vec_at(var, idx) assert(LIFT_VEC_SAFE(var,idx)), lift_vec_begin(var)[idx] |
Gives the element at index idx of the vector var , checking if it is safe to access it. | |
| #define | lift_vec_get(var, idx) (lift_vec_at(var,idx)) |
Returns the element at index idx of the vector var , checking if it is safe to access it. | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_FOR_EACH_IDX(idx, var) for (idx = 0; idx < lift_vec_size(var); ++idx) |
A helper macro to execute a for-each loop on the vector var , accessing by the index idx . More... | |
| #define | LIFT_VEC_FOR_EACH_ITER(it, var) for (it = lift_vec_begin(var); it != lift_vec_end(var); ++it) |
A helper macro to execute a for-each loop on the vector var , accessing by the iterator/pointer it . More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_find(var, val, rslt) |
A helper macro to search for the value val in the vector var . More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_find_if(var, predicate, rslt) |
A helper macro to search for the element position in the vector var that satisfies the predicate . More... | |
| #define | lift_vec_bsearch(var, val, rslt, aux) |
| #define | LIFT_PRINTF(var) printf("'"#var "' lift_vec: size=%d, capacity=%d, data=%p\n", (var).n, (var).c, (var).p) |
A helper macro to printf-out the vector var . | |
A vector generic type for C.
It is modelled after the C++ (STL) vector. It is a macro implementation, but some care was taken to make it as safe as possible:
The only significant problem with this implementation is that a lot of parameters in these macros a evaluated more than once. So, you have to be careful not to pass expressions with side effects.
| #define LIFT_DECL_VEC | ( | typ | ) | struct { unsigned n; unsigned c; typ *p; } |
Declare a vector for the given type typ
.
A lot of the time you should typedef
this.
| #define lift_vec_back | ( | var | ) | lift_vec_at((var), (var).n-1) |
Allows you to set element at the back of the vector (last element).
Use like: lift_vec_end(v) = 43;
.
| #define lift_vec_begin | ( | var | ) | ((var).p) |
Gives an iterator (pointer, really) to the begining of the vector var
.
This is the first element if vector is not empty. If the vector is empty, the only guarantee is that lift_vec_begin(v) == lift_vec_end(v).
| #define lift_vec_bsearch | ( | var, | |
| val, | |||
| rslt, | |||
| aux | |||
| ) |
| #define lift_vec_end | ( | var | ) | ((var).p + (var).n) |
Gives an iterator (pointer, really) to the end of the vector var
.
This points to an element one past the last element of the vector, if vectory is not empty. If the vector is empty, the only guarantee is that lift_vec_begin(v) == lift_vec_end(v).
| #define lift_vec_erase | ( | var, | |
| pos | |||
| ) |
Erases the element of the vector var
at iterator/position pos
.
The pos
has to be a safe iterator - meaning, it can't be the "end". On success, decreases the size of the vector var
and returns the iterator at which the value val
was erased. On error, returns NULL.
| #define lift_vec_find | ( | var, | |
| val, | |||
| rslt | |||
| ) |
A helper macro to search for the value val
in the vector var
.
The result will be stored in the iterator/pointer rslt
, that you must provide. On success, it will give a safe iterator/position at which the given value was found. On failure, it will give the end iterator.
==
operator| #define lift_vec_find_if | ( | var, | |
| predicate, | |||
| rslt | |||
| ) |
A helper macro to search for the element position in the vector var
that satisfies the predicate
.
The result will be stored in the iterator/pointer rslt
, that you must provide. On success, it will give a safe iterator/position at which the given value was found. On failure, it will give the end iterator.
The predicate
is an expression that can operate on pretty much anything, but is expected to operate on the rslt
, which will hold the current iterator in the vector. Use like:
lift_vec_find_if(v, *iter == 55, iter); // vector of integers lift_vec_find_if(v, iter->a == 55, iter); // vector of some structures
| #define LIFT_VEC_FOR_EACH_IDX | ( | idx, | |
| var | |||
| ) | for (idx = 0; idx < lift_vec_size(var); ++idx) |
A helper macro to execute a for-each loop on the vector var
, accessing by the index idx
.
You have to declare the variable idx
.
| #define LIFT_VEC_FOR_EACH_ITER | ( | it, | |
| var | |||
| ) | for (it = lift_vec_begin(var); it != lift_vec_end(var); ++it) |
A helper macro to execute a for-each loop on the vector var
, accessing by the iterator/pointer it
.
You have to declare the variable it
.
| #define lift_vec_free | ( | var | ) | lift_nfree((var).p), (var).n = (var).c = 0 |
Once you're done with the vector, use this macro to free any resources (memory) that was allocated during its use.
After a call to this, vector is invalid.
| #define lift_vec_front | ( | var | ) | lift_vec_at(var, 0) |
Allows you to set element at the front (beginning) of the vector.
Use like: lift_vec_front(v) = 3;
.
| #define lift_vec_insert | ( | var, | |
| pos, | |||
| val | |||
| ) |
Inserts the value val
into the vector var
at iterator/position pos
.
The pos
has to be a valid pointer - which includes the "end" pointer (if you pass the end, you will insert at the end of the vector, just like lift_vec_push_back()). On success, increases the size of the vector var
and returns the iterator at which the value val
was inserted. On error, returns NULL.
| #define lift_vec_pop_back | ( | var | ) |
Removes the last element of the vectory var
, if the vector is not empty.
If the vector is not empty, returns NULL.
| #define lift_vec_push_back | ( | var, | |
| val | |||
| ) |
Pushes the value val
to the end of vector var
, increasing the vector's size.
If successful, returns 0, otherwise -1.
| #define lift_vec_reserve | ( | var, | |
| newcap | |||
| ) |
Reserves the memory for vectory var
to have place for newcap
elements.
| #define lift_vec_resize | ( | var, | |
| newsize | |||
| ) |
Resizes the vector var
to have newsize
elements.
If vector needs to be enlarged, the contents of the new elements is not defined.
| #define LIFT_VEC_VAR | ( | typ, | |
| var | |||
| ) | LIFT_DECL_VECT(typ) = { 0, 0, NULL } |
Declare a variable of the vector of type typ
, with the name (symbol) var
.
Be aware that, while macros will work on this variable, it's type will not be the same as other variables declared with this macro in C99 and newer versions. To solve that, define a type with typedef LIFT_DEL_VEC(typ)
, then a variable of such type and then use LIFT_VEC_INIT() to initialize it.


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H.B. Woodrose
I ordered a packet of 25g of Argyreia nervosa (baby hawaiian woodrose)(Convolvulaceae) for £10 from a website that speciallises in ethnobotical seeds, cacti and chemically novel plants etc. The seeds were an off white light yellow-brown colour approximately 3-5 mm in diameter (roughly). As the seeds did not appear to have a 'fuzzy coating' of any kind I presumed this had been removed by the supplier.
I crushed about 30 with a nut-cracker and broke them down as best I could (i don't have a grinder) and placed the seeds in a small jar of water. I allowed the seeds to soak for about a day and drank half the fluid (not the seed matter at the bottom - I heard this induced vommiting). There were no apparent effects at all.
I also tried eating the seeds - I ate about 5 (which incidentally I was able to chew with my teeth - I don't know if this is usual, I heard they should be rock hard). Again no effects. I don't know if I am doing something fundamentally wrong or if these are the wrong seeds. The ethnoboticist isn't a 'head shop', but comments on the seeds having 'Probably the most potent vegetative source of Lysergic amide alkaloids. Current strain in stock is a West Indian variety.' I think I'll try chewing down about 20 seeds and swallowing them - if that doesn't work I'll probably try planting them instead.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Iain Duncan Smith's office vandalised with 'Tory cuts kill' graffiti
Iain Duncan Smith has slammed the ‘absolute morons’ who graffitied his constituency office with the words ‘Tory cuts kill’.
One of the office windows was also sprayed with the words ‘Tories out’.
The former secretary for the Department of Work and Pensions, says the incident is one of a number of ‘threats and death threats made to him and his family’ in recent months.
The former Tory leader told the Evening Standard: ‘I have had violent threats, death threats to myself, threats to my family in the last few months.

‘It is appalling that some people think they can shut down democracy.’
Mr Duncan Smith took to Twitter to express his outrage after discovering the graffiti as he arrived at his office this morning.
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He Tweeted: ‘All opposition candidates must condemn such intimidation & criminal behaviour.
‘I have news for these democracy-hating thugs: this will never stop us from campaigning & delivering a @Conservatives majority government.’
Mr Duncan Smith insisted that the ‘threats and intimidation’ were not going to deter him from his re-election campaign in Chingford and Woodford Green.
He also highlighted how other Tory colleagues had also received death threats.
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Follow my journey to becoming a junior web developer at the Enspiral Dev Academy.
Kia ora, Welcome! My name is Hape. I'm 25 years old and I'm currently enrolled at the Enspiral Dev Academy in Wellington. I was born and bred in Otaki, there I attended Kōhanga Reo, Kura Kaupapa Māori, Wharekura and Whare Wānanga. I have two children who are also following in my footsteps and currently attend Kōhanga and Kura. For the past 5 years, I have been the Moodle administrator at Te Wānanga o Raukawa - the Māori tertiary institution here in Otaki. During that time, I have helped setup and maintain a Learning Management System, along with a handful of other I.T projects. Check out my C.V to learn more...
After graduating my aim is to get a job in the industry where I can continue to learn and acquire the skills and networks to create tools that will help further the revitalization of Te Reo Māori and the continuum of Mātauranga Māori. I have a lot of big dreams and ideas that I would love to see happen in the near future which is why I am so passionate about this industry. Finally, I would love to go back to my kura and other kura to teach our tamariki not only how to code, but to prepare them for a world that is so reliant on IT and people who can understand its language.
"E kore au e ngaro he kākano i ruia mai i Rangiātea"
I will not be lost, I am a seed sown from Rangiātea.
Writing is not one of my strengths (particulary in English) please ignore any punctuation or grammatical errors.


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We can place popover where we want with the data-placement (top, bottom, left, right)
Data-content contain the text we want to display


lxterminal- Open an LXTerminal window, run a command, and then exit:
lxterminal -e "command"- Open an LXTerminal window with multiple tabs:
lxterminal --tabs=tab_name1,tab_name2,...- Open an LXTerminal window with a specific title:
lxterminal --title=title_name- Open an LXTerminal window with a specific working directory:
lxterminal --working-directory=path/to/directory


| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.connectedComponents | 查看 cv.connectedComponents 的代码 | Index |
connectedComponents Computes the connected components labeled image of boolean image
[labels,N] = cv.connectedComponents(image)
[labels,N,stats,centroids] = cv.connectedComponents(image)
[...] = cv.connectedComponents(..., 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
image
and
specified type in LType
. Labels are in the range [0, N-1]
where
0 represents the background label.stats(label, col)
where:col=1
: The leftmost (x) coordinate which is the inclusive start of
the bounding box in the horizontal direction.col=2
: The topmost (y) coordinate which is the inclusive start of
the bounding box in the vertical direction.col=3
: The horizontal size of the bounding box (width).col=4
: The vertical size of the bounding box (height).col=5
: The total area (in pixels) of the connected component.(x,y)
output for each
label, including the background label. A Nx2 numeric matrix.int32
and uint16
are
supported. default int32
The last two optional output arguments are only computed if requested.


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