You will now do a computer task about curiosity. In this task, you will be shown a series of trivia questions. For each question, you must decide if you want to know the answer to the question. If you want to find out the answer, you will have to wait a certain amount of time. If you do not want to wait to see the answer, you can choose to skip the question. If you are 100% certain that you already know the answer to the question, you may indicate that you already know it. If you choose to skip or indicate that you know the answer, you will NOT see the answer to the question.
When you are first shown the trivia question, the screen will look like this:
You will use the keyboard to indicate if you would like to wait, skip, or know. Press the “Q” key to skip, the “T” key to wait, and the “P” key if you already know the answer to the question.
If you choose to wait for a question, you will be asked to rate if the answer was worth waiting for. Please use the keys for 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 to indicate how worth it the answer was to you (1 = not worth it, 5 = extremely worth it).
The task will continue for 10 minutes. The task takes the same amount of time regardless of how many questions you choose to skip or wait for, so please base your decisions on how interested you are in learning the answers.
You will now do a short practice version to get comfortable with the task. Please use this time to get used to pressing the different keys and the amount of time you have to respond to the different prompts.


This somewhat boring example shows that JSON Forms can be integrated with Web Components. The textfield below is bound to the `lastName` property of a person instance.
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BackViz is a testing framework for information visualizations. It based on visual regression testing technique and provides a high-level description through Gherkin to write the tests.
With BackViz, we can test a bar chart interaction for different devices through a simple scenario:
BackViz allows writing a simple interaction test on a high-level language using visualization basis, such as marks and channel (e.g., dots, bars or color). First, BackViz is called to generate baselines for different devices and configurations. Afterward, the developer can continue developing, and when she wants to check if some undesired change has been incorporated, she can just rerun the tests and collect reference snapshots. As a result, BackViz will check for changes in data visualization employing image comparison and will produce a report highlighting differences if any. This approach allows developers easily write their tests, avoiding learn how to use complicated libraries that aren't enough to test visualizations interactions.
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based on a (somewhat) true story
Dec 2, 2015 × Laura Summers × @summerscope
gloomy and gigless
learn something! online or offline courses
read lots! industry blogs
go to meetups, conferences, hackathons
do some side projects
stack overflow, reddit, twitter, linkedin, dribble, podcasts, etc
get onto github
try out SDKs / editors
sublime text, atom, coda, brackets, etc
get onto github (seriously)
learn design software - sketch, adobe suite
try drawing with wacom (graphics tablets)
do you know how to work google queries?
+ - @ # * ""
old skool version
can you find and replace?
if so, can you find and replace with regex?
"The biggest skill you can bring to the table is the ability to do research (and fast research at that). It's no good just mastering a particular technology like php or angular"
try learning to navigate by keyboard only
understand accessibility requirements
learn a bunch of shortcut commands
feel like a badass
(with code)
have fun!
lean-in to discovering the stuff
which interests you
responsive cv
linkedin profile
responsive portfolio
video cv ... ?
logo design
business card
blog / podcast
If you're applying for a gig doing this...
...why represent yourself with a piece of paper*?
*Yes, you may need to submit a piece of paper too,Because writing about yourself is hard
Consider that the person who hires you might be less like this...
And more like this...
Write notes / bullet points in a text editor
Consider the things you need to tell me
(the person who might hire you)
Consider the order in which I need to know these things
Spell check
Correct grammar usage
Have someone else review
Pic of yourself? Your call
Mission statement?
Only if the writing is excellent,
and you feel strongly about including it
Keep your work experience relevant & pithy
Order from newest to oldest
If possible, quantify the impact you've made
Yes to which software / SDKs / languages
If designing a graph, make it meaningful
Detail which meetups and events you attend, blogs you read, podcasts you listen to
Be as specific as possible
Also point to your interests, hobbies and passions outside digital
Save something for the interview
pinterest.com/explore/creative-cv
hongkiat.com/blog/creative-resume-designs
First thing potential employers will do when reviewing your online collateral?
Inspect code, yeah!
Why not leave some easter eggs in your code which show:
ASCII art in your markup!
Humorous alt text comments
Humans.txt
Funny 404 / 520 / browser support
This is just nuts
Making this collateral is a perfect excuse to learn something new
A responsive CV is a small enough project to deep dive into a topic
Feel free to highlight what you've worked on!
That way, potential employers know where to focus their attention.
Go to meet ups, conferences, hackathons
If a company interests you, try to learn more!
Check out their twitter / blog / event hosting / pics online
The one time being an online stalker is OK
Be targeted in your approach
Apply for fewer gigs, and be really confident you want them
When you're starting out, consider offering to do one or two days a week for free just to get experience and learn
Remember that this is probably more them doing you a favour than the other way around (At least at the start)
can be small or big
make and tweet a funny animated gif
respond to other people's blog posts / podcasts / tweets
stop lurking and start interacting online
trying to market yourself as a brand
Stop asking me about your personal brand and start doing some work
Applying for gigs is like trying to entice an attractive human. If you're in demand, everyone wants you; employers can smell the funk of desperation a mile away.
Learn as much about the company as you can beforehand
Who are their clients? What problems / opportunities are they facing?
Have some concrete ideas as to why you're a good skill set and culture fit for them
Do a pre-mortem: think of all the reasons you won't get the job and pre-empt them with a solution.
Prepare for & practise answering questions you know you’re going to get asked:
What's your understanding of the role?
What relevant experience do you have that will help in the role?
For juniors, consider work, uni or experience with personal projects that might demonstrate your problem solving capabilities
Dress to match the people you wanna work with
Don't overdress (looks too keen or stiff)
Don't underdress (looks like you don't care)
Seriously, be on time. Not late, and no more than 5 minutes early
Treat a job interview as though you are interviewing the company
Prepare some questions to ask
Be interested in them
Situation
Task
Action
Result
Show your thinking, not just the end result
You're in the room to show your personality, potential and ability to learn
Do a post-mortem: work out what you could do better, or which questions threw you off
Then work out a strategy to smash them next time
Just like finding a romantic partner, not only do you need to be ready, open and excited to start the relationship - the business also needs the right set of circumstances to hire you: the right mentors on the team, the budget and time, etc. Keep in mind that employers are people too, and can be capricious. They may swipe right initially but change their mind before you've even walked into the office. You can't take it too personally, and you need to remember that what you bring to the table is only one part of the equation for whether or not they make you an offer.
no, it's not all about you
Old fasioned courtesy goes a long way
Always follow up with a thank you
Why not a hand written note?
Don't be annoying / over-do it, but,
Don't stop until you get a clear answer
Whether you get the gig or not
Focus on points that help you improve your presentation
Sorry, life's not fair
"The intern in competition for your role has accepted another position"
alistapart.com/article/a-case-for-responsive-resumes
smashingmagazine.com/2009/04/10-handy-tips-for-web-design-cvs
hongkiat.com/blog/responsive-resume/
thomashardy.me.uk/free-responsive-html-css3-cv-template
designmaz.net/resume-cv-html-templates/
forbes.com/sites/jonyoushaei/2014/08/27/resumes/
sitepoint.com/how-to-create-a-portfolio-site-that-will-get-you-hired
fortune.com/2015/08/13/10-overly-creative-ways-to-apply-for-a-job
plotr.co.uk/advice/articles/20-most-creative-ways-people-have-landed
jannalynnhagan.com/blog/2015/8/4/a-guide-to-your-first-design-resume
companyfolders.com/blog/graphic-design-resume-tips-examples
fastcompany.com/3053703/hit-the-ground-running/four-tips-for-recent-grads-to-land-a-startup-job
for inspiring this talk
Dec 2, 2015 × Laura Summers × @summerscope


| Package | com.yahoo.social |
| Class | public class YahooSession |
| Inheritance | YahooSession flash.events.EventDispatcher |
// create a yahoo session object and pass //into it the oauth credentials, appid and a guid var session:YahooSession = new YahooSession('consumerKey', 'consumerSecret', 'appid');
See also
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| application : ApplicationRequest
[read-only]
The instance of the ApplicationRequest API for this session.
| YahooSession | ||
| auth : AuthorizationRequest
[read-only]
The instance of the AuthorizationRequest request object for the consumer of this session.
| YahooSession | ||
| ownerGuid : String
The guid of the owning user.
| YahooSession | ||
| sessionStore : IYahooSessionStore
The implementation of IYahooSessionStore attached to this session.
| YahooSession | ||
| viewerGuid : String
The guid of the viewing user.
| YahooSession | ||
| yql : YQL
[read-only]
The instance of the YQL API for this session.
| YahooSession |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
YahooSession(consumerKey:String, consumerSecret:String, applicationId:String, sessionStore:IYahooSessionStore = null)
Creates a new YahooSession object.
| YahooSession | ||
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clearSession():void
Clears the session access token and removes all tokens from the session store.
| YahooSession | ||
|
The OAuthToken object for this session.
| YahooSession | ||
|
The OAuthConsumer object for this application.
| YahooSession | ||
|
Returns a YahooUser object representing the profile owner defined by
YahooSession.YAP_OWNER or the OAuth access token. | YahooSession | ||
|
Returns a YahooUser object representing the currently sessioned user (the viewer of the application)
defined by
YahooSession.YAP_VIEWER or the OAuth access token. | YahooSession | ||
|
Gets the user indicated by the GUID given.
| YahooSession | ||
|
openMessageDialog(to_guids:Array = null, subject:String = null, body:String = null, image:String = null):void
Directs the container to open the yml:message dialog.
| YahooSession | ||
|
openShareDialog(to_guids:Array = null, subject:String = null, body:String = null, image:String = null):void
Directs the container to open the yml:share dialog.
| YahooSession | ||
|
saveSession():void
Saves the session's request and access token to the token store.
| YahooSession | ||
|
sessionFromYAP(consumerKey:String, consumerSecret:String, applicationId:String, accessTokenKey:String, accessTokenSecret:String, viewerGUID:String):YahooSession
[static]
| YahooSession | ||
|
setAccessToken(token:OAuthToken):Boolean
Sets the session access token object.
| YahooSession |
| application | property |
application:ApplicationRequest
[read-only]The instance of the ApplicationRequest API for this session.
Implementation public function get application():ApplicationRequest
| auth | property |
auth:AuthorizationRequest
[read-only]The instance of the AuthorizationRequest request object for the consumer of this session.
Implementation public function get auth():AuthorizationRequest
| ownerGuid | property |
public var ownerGuid:String
The guid of the owning user.
| sessionStore | property |
sessionStore:IYahooSessionStore
[read-write]The implementation of IYahooSessionStore attached to this session.
The default value is YahooSessionStore
.
public function get sessionStore():IYahooSessionStore
public function set sessionStore(value:IYahooSessionStore):void
See also
| viewerGuid | property |
public var viewerGuid:String
The guid of the viewing user.
| yql | property |
yql:YQL
[read-only]The instance of the YQL API for this session.
Implementation public function get yql():YQL
| YahooSession | () | constructor |
public function YahooSession(consumerKey:String, consumerSecret:String, applicationId:String, sessionStore:IYahooSessionStore = null)
Creates a new YahooSession object.
ParametersconsumerKey:String — A String containing the OAuth consumer key. (API Key)
|
|
consumerSecret:String — A String containing the OAuth consumer secret.
|
|
applicationId:String — A String containing the application ID to identify this session.
|
|
sessionStore:IYahooSessionStore (default = null ) — An optional implementation of IYahooSessionStore used to cache OAuth tokens.
Note: An access token key/secret must be obtained by a server-side component or via the
auth property of YahooSession.
|
| clearSession | () | method |
public function clearSession():void
Clears the session access token and removes all tokens from the session store.
| getAccessToken | () | method |
public function getAccessToken():OAuthToken
The OAuthToken object for this session.
ReturnsOAuthToken |
See also
| getConsumer | () | method |
public function getConsumer():OAuthConsumer
The OAuthConsumer object for this application.
ReturnsOAuthConsumer |
See also
| getOwner | () | method |
public function getOwner():YahooUser
Returns a YahooUser object representing the profile owner defined by
YahooSession.YAP_OWNER
or the OAuth access token.
Only valid when a owner GUID is supplied by YAP, otherwise will
default to the logged-in user.
YahooUser |
See also
| getSessionedUser | () | method |
public function getSessionedUser():YahooUser
Returns a YahooUser object representing the currently sessioned user (the viewer of the application)
defined by YahooSession.YAP_VIEWER
or the OAuth access token.
YahooUser |
See also
| getUser | () | method |
public function getUser(guid:String):YahooUser
Gets the user indicated by the GUID given.
Parametersguid:String — The GUID of the user to get.
|
YahooUser —
YahooUser The user indicated by the GUID given.
|
See also
| openMessageDialog | () | method |
public function openMessageDialog(to_guids:Array = null, subject:String = null, body:String = null, image:String = null):void
Directs the container to open the yml:message dialog. Only valid in applications within YAP.
Parametersto_guids:Array (default = null ) — An array of GUIDs in which this message should be addressed to.
|
|
subject:String (default = null ) — The message subject.
|
|
body:String (default = null ) — The message body.
|
|
image:String (default = null ) — A URL to an image to show in the dialog.
|
| openShareDialog | () | method |
public function openShareDialog(to_guids:Array = null, subject:String = null, body:String = null, image:String = null):void
Directs the container to open the yml:share dialog. Only valid in applications within YAP.
Parametersto_guids:Array (default = null ) — An array of GUIDs in which this message should be addressed to.
|
|
subject:String (default = null ) — The message subject.
|
|
body:String (default = null ) — The message body.
|
|
image:String (default = null ) — A URL to an image to show in the dialog.
|
| saveSession | () | method |
public function saveSession():void
Saves the session's request and access token to the token store.
| sessionFromYAP | () | method |
public static function sessionFromYAP(consumerKey:String, consumerSecret:String, applicationId:String, accessTokenKey:String, accessTokenSecret:String, viewerGUID:String):YahooSession
Parameters
consumerKey:String |
|
consumerSecret:String |
|
applicationId:String |
|
accessTokenKey:String |
|
accessTokenSecret:String |
|
viewerGUID:String |
YahooSession |
| setAccessToken | () | method |
public function setAccessToken(token:OAuthToken):Boolean
Sets the session access token object.
If the token contains a GUID, this function will over-ride the YahooSession.YAP_VIEWER
value
with the guid defined by the token.
The function will also check if the token expiration time has approached. If it is expired it will return false. At this point you should request a new access token.
If the consumer key does not match the consumer key found in the access token it will return false and not set the session.
Parameterstoken:OAuthToken — An OAuthToken object containing the access token and secret.
|
Boolean — A Boolean True if the token is valid.
|


Reference Card¶
Shell invocation¶
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
cms help |
help |
cms man |
manual pages |
cms script.cm |
execute cm commands in script |
Shell basic commands¶
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
cms color on |
sets the shell color |
cms color off |
switches off the color |
cms set a=xyx |
declares a variable |
cms set username=cloudmesh.profile.username |
reads the variable from the cloudmesh.yaml file |
cms set time=now |
gets the time and store it in the variable time |
cms set debug=True |
activates debug messages |
cms set trace=True |
activates traceback on an error to show which line of teh code the error occured |
cms set verbose=10 |
set maximum verbosity for printing verbose debug messages |
Cloud commands¶
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
cms image list |
list images |
cms flavor list |
list flavors |
cms vm list |
list vms |
cms vm boot |
boot vm |
cms vm boot –cloud=aws |
boots a vm on cloud aws |
cms set cloud=aws |
set the default cloud to kilo |
cms set refresh=True |
automatic refresh from the clouds |
cms set refresh=Fasle |
data is only read from the database. |
Comet¶
Command
|
Description
|
cms comet init
|
Configure comet endpoint and the authentication. This
will retrieve api key/secret and setup the configuration
file. A comet username/password is required and should
be obtained via separate channels.
|
cms comet ll
|
Summary list of clusters owned by the authenticated
identity
|
cms comet cluster
|
Detailed list of clusters owned by the authenticated
identity
|
cms comet cluster vc2
|
List a cluster by name (vc2)
|
cms comet computeset
|
List all defined computesets
|
cms comet computeset 63
|
Display one computeset by specifying the computeset
id (63)
|
cms comet power on vc4
|
Power on the frontend node of the specified cluster
(vc4)
|
cms comet power off vc4
|
Power off the frontend node of the specified cluster
(vc4)
|
cms comet start vc4 vm-vc4-[0-3]
|
Start a new set of compute nodes in one cluster (vc4).
The nodes will be put into a computeset once succeeded
|
cms comet start vc4 –count=4
|
Start an N (4) node computeset in one cluster (vc4)
|
cms comet start vc4 vm-vc4-[0-3]
–walltime=6h
|
Start a set of compute nodes in a cluster (vc4), as
computeset, for a givenwalltime (30m, 3h, 2d, 1w, for
30 minutes, 3 hours, 2 days, 1 week, respectively)
|
cms comet start vc4 vm-vc4-[0-3]
–allocation=YOUR_ALLOCATION
|
Start new set of compute nodes with allocation
|
cms comet start vc4 vm-vc4-7
|
Start a one-node computese
|
cms comet power off vc4 vm-vc4-[0,1]
cms comet power on vc4 vm-vc4-0
|
You can power off and back on individual nodes of
an active computeset without impacting other nodes
in the same computeset
|
cms comet power shutdown vc4
vm-vc4-[0-3]
|
shutdown the whole computeset by specifying all nodes.
The nodes can be powered back on again if the
requested walltime hasn’t reached
|
cms comet terminate 123
|
Gracefully shutdown all nodes in computeset 123 AND
terminate the resource reservation. A computeset will be
terminated automatically when requested walltime reached
|
cms comet console vc4
|
Get console of the frontend, openned in a browser
|
cms comet console vc4 vm-vc4-0
|
Get console of a running node
|
cms comet console –link vc4
|
Get console of the frontend, URL only
|
cms comet iso list
|
Get list of images available to you
|
cms comet iso upload
/path/to/your/image.iso
|
Upload an image to the shared public directory on
nucleus server
|
cms comet iso upload
/path/to/your/image.iso
–imagename=newimagename.iso
|
Upload an image to the shared public directory on
nucleus server with a new image name
|
cms comet iso attach
newimagename.iso vc2
|
Attach an image (newimagename.iso) to frontend of
a cluster (vc2), by providing an image name
|
cms comet iso attach 6 vc2
|
Attach an image (newimagename.iso) to frontend of
a cluster (vc2), by providing an image index based
on the order from the ‘comet iso list’
|
cms comet iso attach
newimagename.iso vc2 vm-vc2-0
|
Attach an image to a compute node (vm-vc2-0) for a
cluster (vc2)
|
cms comet iso detach vc2
|
Detach the attached iso image from frontend of a
cluster (vc2)
|
cms comet iso detach vc2 vm-vc2-0
|
Detach the attached iso image from a compute node
|
cms comet iso attach
imagename.iso vc2 vm-vc2-[0-3]
|
Attach an image to a set of compute node, specified in
hostlist format (vm-vc2-[0-3]) for a cluster (vc2)
|
cms comet iso detach
vc2 vm-vc2-[0-3]
|
Detach also works in bulk
|
cms comet node info vc2
|
List the detailed information of vc2 frontend node
|
cms comet node rename vc2
vm-vc2-[0-3] new-[0-3]
|
Rename a list of compute node (vm-vc2-[0-3]) from a
cluster (vc2) to a list of new names (new-[0-3]).
In hostlist format.
|


Onix
Pokemon of the first Rock/Ground type from the first generation. Appeared in the first generation of Pokemon, was originally the only form. In the second generation, his evolution of Steelix appeared. Onix evolves after the exchange, if he holds the item Metal Cylinder. Capable of mega evolution.


WITNESS LIST State Affairs Committee (Subcommittee on Regional Planning Commissions) August 13, 1998-9:30A Regional Planning Commissions On: AC Johnson (Central Tx COG) Frances Monk (City of Port Neches) Jack Steele (Houston-Galveston COG) James Fisher (Ark-Tex COG) Jerry Marshall (City of Rotan) Jim Shaw (Capital Area Planning C) Jimmy Patterson (LaSalle County) John Thompson (Polk County) Pat Morris (Tx Assn Regional Councl) Patrick Heath (City of Boerne) Paul Elizondo (Bexar County) Tom Vandergriff (Tarrant County) Walter Diggles (Deep East Tx COG)


In addition to having higher general crime rates, the area around 16 Turk Street also has more reported incidents of violent crime. This map displays the total number of violent crimes reported near each intersection in the area in 2019.
As the chart below shows, 16 Turk Street has especially high rates of assault — it’s the second most common crime in the area. For students who are used to hearing fights and the occasional gunshot from their rooms, this is hardly surprising. The most common crime near each residence hall is larceny and theft.
Chart: https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/5237150/


The tutorials will take place on 10-11 July 2018. Click the tutorial for more information and register here.
There is a late-breaking change. Heather Turner will not be able to make it to Australia. Her tutorial notes are available at https://github.com/hturner/gnm-day-course. We are lucky that Max Kuhn from RStudio has stepped in to provide an alternative tutorial for that time slot. Details are below.
Information on handling preferences: Thank you if you entered your tutorial preferences in our form. This has helped us keep tabs on numbers for each tutorial, and allocate presenters to room based on these numbers. We are now quite sure that we can handle all preferences with our room sizes. You can change your mind now! We are not checking the records of your preferences, you can simply go to the tutorial of your choice in the session. No need to enter any new preferences.
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 Model disease risk in different settings

 Manipulate and transform point, areal and raster data using the spatial packages `sp`, `spdep`, `raster`, `rgdal`, `geoR`, `SpatialEpi` and `SpatialEpiApp`,

 Retrieve high resolution spatially referenced environmental data using `raster`,

 Fit and interpret spatial models using `INLA`,

 Map disease risk and risk factors using `leaflet` and `ggplot2`,

 Communicate results with interactive dashboards using `flexdashboard` and shiny apps using `shiny`.

A simple test to see if you are good, is to use Rcpp::evalCpp() on an expression:
R> Rcpp::evalCpp(“6 * 7”) [1] 42
This actually creates a miniscule C++ routine around the expression, and will only show the expected result if the setup is working.
When things fails, the RStudio IDE tends to show a few hints so try that. If all this sounds insurmountable, do not despair. I still recommend the tutorial as I think we should find time to bend your laptop to do all this during conference breaks.
Been meaning to quit excel and learn R for ages but not managed to find the time? Or maybe you are just not quite sure what this R thing that everyone is talking about is? This is the workshop for you.
Or, have you had someone say, “It’s easy to use R. Just type R.” or “Oh, I just use the lm() function.” and thought, huh? Sometimes R users can trivialise the process of getting started.
In this workshop, we aim to equip new R users with the confidence to problem-solve their way through getting set up with R and RStudio, and importing and exploring data in R. Developed through discussions amongst RLadies who also teach and communicate, we aim to visit the biggest potential pitfalls of your first data analysis in R. From installation issues with packages, to different data structures, to beginning exploratory data analysis and visualisation in R.


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In INS (insert) mode the pasted bytes replace already selected bytes, if any. In OVR (overtype) mode the pasted bytes replace currently selected bytes only if the selection is the same length, otherwise you are asked if you want to turn on insert mode. If you elect to continue pasting in OVR mode then the bytes simply replace existing bytes irrespective of the current selection length.
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If you really want to paste text from the clipboard (perhaps removing any non text characters) then you must use the Paste As ASCII (or Paste As EBCDIC) command. Of course, if there is only text on the clipboard then using Paste As ASCII has the same effect as the Paste command.
Shortcuts
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Good practices & good quality code
Here are a few things that will help you create good habit when creating scientific code and thus produce better quality code.
Resources
- Software carpentry - resources to learn and teach coding practices for scientists.
- Scientific computing for the rest of us
Sites to host code
- FigShare, hosts code and issues DOIs.
- Open Science Framework, offers project hosting, storage, even virtual machines.
- GitXiv: Matches code in Github with articles in ArXiV.
Articles with best practices
Good enough practices in scientific computing, PLoS Comput Biol, 2017.
Best Practices in Scientific Computing, Wilson et al., 2014.


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Price: £1.50
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Audrey Tautou plays a beautiful but scheming opportunist who spends the night with a lowly barman she mistakes for a millionaire. When she discovers the truth she deserts him, but the love-struck barman has no intention of letting her get away.
Film Trivia
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in the lower right-hand corner of the window
Get the text of a DICOM file
Preview the file as text
Use CTRL-A and then CTRL-C to copy the text, then paste it into another application (such as Notepad).
Fix a damaged DICOM file
DICOM+ is often more tolerant of DICOM files with errors or that use older encoding methods. If you are using
another application that has trouble reading a DICOM file, try this:
Load and preview the files in text mode
Click Edit to edit the file
Click Save+Close
The files will be saved without changing the metadata, but cleanly reformatted. Then try using the new files in
the other application.
Convert DICOM files to text, XML, or PNG
Load and preview the files in text mode
Click Edit to edit the file
Click Options
Select the format(s) you want to save in
Click Back to Main
Click Save+Close
Anonymize a series:
Load DICOM files
Switch to Anonymize mode
Click Anonymize button to the right of the series
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To view them, drag them into the application and click the corresponding
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Summer 2016 @ HackerEarth
Internship · PythonI was done with my college exams by the end of May 2016, and was looking to work on something interesting. I had an internship offer from HackerEarth in Bangalore, which I had applied for couple of months ago. It was a tough choice as I had to decline a full time offer for this internship. I chosed to intern at HackerEarth as I had heard good things about HackerEarth's Engineering Team. I went to Bangalore on 4th June as my internship was about to start on 6th. It was my second visit to Bangalore, the first one was in 2015 during PyCon India.
On the second day I came to know that I would be working with the Research & Development Team. There I met my Mentor & Manager Praveen Kumar who heads the R & D and Engineering at HackerEarth. It was the first time, when I worked on a web application. HackerEarth was built with Python and Django.
Work
I was working on making the code editor intelligent, so that users have better experience,
while submitting solutions to problems on HackerEarth. My first task was to show the standard
error logs (stderr), whenever there is a Runtime Error, as earlier only a RE
was displayed
during a RunTime Error, which was not very insightful for the user. If you use HackerEarth now,
you can notice the new column named (Error Log) in the submission results.
After this, my next job was to show better insights of the Standard Error logs, so that users can make more sense out of it and improve their code and hence improve their chances of having the solution accepted. At this point the error logs would look something like this:
I had to analyse the error logs and do R & D to build this system, thanks to my mentors Shubham and Praveen for helping me in Designing that System to show better error logs. The Error logs now looks something like this:
I also worked on giving suggestions to the user based on their output with respect to the expected output. (Note: Nothing fancy here! :P)
Final Words
It was a great experience, interning at HackerEarth. I highly recommend anyone, planning to work with a great Team. Thanks to all the people whom I met there (Praveen, Shubham, Vivek, Vishal, Santosh, Manoj, Rahul, Viru, Sreeram, Sudip), I learnt a lot of stuff in that short term intern. I went to three conference during my internship, thanks to Praveen & Vivek for bearing with that. And last but not the least thanks to Prabhat and Santosh for the last moment Farewell!
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stockd.ta.bollinger
- class Bollinger;
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Ref:
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Introduction:
Developed by John Bollinger, Bollinger Bands® are volatility bands placed above and below a moving average.
Volatility is based on the standard deviation, which changes as volatility increases and decreases. The bands automatically widen when
volatility increases and narrow when volatility decreases. This dynamic nature of Bollinger Bands also means they can be used on
different securities with the standard settings. For signals, Bollinger Bands can be used to identify M-Tops and W-Bottoms or to determine
the strength of the trend.
Note:
Bollinger Bands® is a registered trademark of John Bollinger.
Calculation:
Middle Band = 20-day simple moving average (SMA)
Upper Band = 20-day SMA + (20-day standard deviation of price x 2)
Lower Band = 20-day SMA - (20-day standard deviation of price x 2)
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Prasa placed under administration – minister
Developing story.
by Nqobile Dludla, ReutersTransport Minister Fikile Mbalula said on Monday he had decided to place state-owned Passenger Rail Agency South Africa (Prasa) under administration with immediate effect, adding that he had dissolved the interim board.
Bongisizwe Mpondo, managing director and founder of transport company Safiri, was appointed as the administrator of Prasa, Mbalula added in an annoucement from his Twitter feed.


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Name: Anissa Shanks
Skills: Customer Success Manager & Full Stack Web Developer
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
About me
I am a creative type who is a former dancer, artist and athlete with extensive management-level experience in Business and Legal Affairs divisions within the entertainment industry for various major motion picture and television studios. When the industry began to embrace the technology industry with the advent of downloading and streaming content, my interest in the tech field was piqued.
My journey to coding was a long route but I finally found a program that embraced my desire to learn how to code from the ground up. During my web development bootcamp at UCLA, I found my passion for front end web development. Fully immersing myself in the various programs and languages I was taught, allowed me to design and deliver impactful concepts to the user with a clean UI, innovative animations, and design elements.
Skills
My project management and licensing experience have resulted in successfully lanunched products and services worldwide. My goal is to obtain a position in the technology industry where I can contribute my newly acquired web development skills combined with my past management experience.
After bootcamp, I am committed to learning more about product inclusion in the technology industry and building websites and apps where everyone feels seen and included. I enjoy bringing all moving parts of a project together and bringing cross-functional teams to consensus, providing win-win solutions to all parties involved.
Web Design
I found my passion for front-end web development while enrolled in UCLA's bootcamp, working on various class projects using skills such as HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, and React.js. My work on Express Bartender and Inform and React had rave reviews!
Project Management
My technical, project management, and transferrable skills were utilized in my bootcamp as I led our teams in creating dynamic, mobile-responsive websites and apps using Agile and Scrum methodologies which allowed me to deliver projects well ahead of schedule.
Licensing
I earned the Microsoft Licensing Solutions Specialist Lite Certificate in January 2020, through Microsoft. I will continue my education by obtaining the certificate for large organizations, and expanding on a business idea where my past experience in licensing can be further developed.
Transferrable Skills
Transferable skills I can bring to a technical role include influencing, negotiation, research, building trust, cross-functional team collaboration, leadership, critical thinking, and time management to name a few. Also, I am well adept at breaking down technical concepts into layman's terms. Further, my problem solving skills would be an asset to any team.
Product Inclusion
Recently, I was selected by Annie Jean-Baptiste (Head of Product Inclusion @ Google) to become a member of "The Equity Army", an informal cohort of professionals committed to ensuring everyone, especially historically underrepresented people, feel seen in any product or service. Moving forward in my projects, I will strive to actively commit to product inclusion in my designs.
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I recently had the pleasure of having Anissa as one of my students. She always worked very hard throughout class, and made a point to ask the right questions to fully understand the topic at hand. With very sharp coding skills and a especially a keen eye for front end development, Anissa would make for an amazing addition to any Team or Company. Always working well with others Anissa has the technical skills as well as people skills to succeed in this every changing field. Always a hard worker, I recommend Anissa for any developer position and hope you have the opportunity to work with her as well.
I had the pleasure of mentoring Anissa during her time at the UCLA fullstack development coding bootcamp. One of the most notable things about Anissa was her ability to transform ideas and abstractions into workable projects within a limited timeframe. And she demonstrated this time and time again with her group projects and collaborations during the bootcamp. Anissa also has a great eye for design and aesthetics and always ensured her group projects came out polished and professional. She is a great asset to have on a project and can bring value to any team!
Anissa is a very committed and dedicated professional who always delivers value and has significant impact on any project she is involved in. She has gained recognition for dynamic leadership, creativity, vision, and good judgement. She is a true leader who always has a distinctive point of view and is well respected by her peers, clients, and those she impacts in the community and abroad.


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Angular is a framework to design web and mobile apps.


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Buttons
javascript-buttons
Do more with buttons. Control button states or create groups of buttons for more components like toolbars.
Do more with buttons. Control button states or create groups of buttons for more components like toolbars.
Cross-browser compatibility
Firefox persists form control states (disabledness and checkedness) across page loads. A workaround for this is to use
autocomplete="off"
. See Mozilla bug #654072.Stateful
Add
data-loading-text="Loading..."
to use a loading state on a button.This feature is deprecated since v3.3.5 and will be removed in v4.
Use whichever state you like!
For the sake of this demonstration, we are using
data-loading-text
and$().button('loading')
, but that's not the only state you can use. See more on this below in the$().button(string)
documentation.Single toggle
Add
data-toggle="button"
to activate toggling on a single button.Pre-toggled buttons need .active and aria-pressed="true"
For pre-toggled buttons, you must add the
.active
class and thearia-pressed="true"
attribute to the button yourself.Checkbox / Radio
Add
data-toggle="buttons"
to a.btn-group
containing checkbox or radio inputs to enable toggling in their respective styles.Preselected options need .active
For preselected options, you must add the
.active
class to the input's label yourself.Visual checked state only updated on click
If the checked state of a checkbox button is updated without firing a click event on the button (e.g. via
<input type="reset">
or via setting the checked property of the input), you will need to toggle the.active
class on the input's label yourself.Methods
$().button('toggle')
Toggles push state. Gives the button the appearance that it has been activated.
$().button('reset')
Resets button state - swaps text to original text. This method is asynchronous and returns before the resetting has actually completed.
$().button(string)
Swaps text to any data defined text state.


Get Stratis price, charts, and other cryptocurrency info
Hollowman900024-Oct-18 04:40 PM
NPC.crypto
int crypto.komodo = bad
int subject
If (words.interview = crypto.komodo)
Subject = subject + 1
Print “moving right along”
Else
Print “this crypto is truly revolutionary”
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BlockTech24-Oct-18 04:40 PM
it will probably go back to 21k before getting back up
Hollowman900024-Oct-18 04:41 PM
@Deleted User is working on the hollodity interpreter(edited)
@Jacobstoon @KomodoPlatform @einsteiniumcoin @geocold51 @forkwitch pretty tangential to this particular post and honestly that's not really the story I got from Einsteinium... but either way, not the point here
>but wouldnt fomo push the rsi even higher?
Yes, but its in the overbought area already, if it just FOMO now and then take a rest to bounce off the 50 area it would be good.
We need a twitter storm about this... he says dPOW is not relevant to the story but somehow Horizen really is???
lets engage with this guy... please no insults or anything, but get him to understand that dPOW was what really defended EMC2
Llama24-Oct-18 04:54 PM
Selling KMDICE at multiple rates:
0-5k: 0.4 KMD each
5k-15k: 0.35 KMD each
15k+: 0.325 KMD each
Tek24-Oct-18 05:07 PM
whale bro is back
snowdamn24-Oct-18 05:07 PM
i'm glad i don't have twitter, it would go something like this:
"you can edit the article when you're done buying, no problem!"
Tek24-Oct-18 05:07 PM
based whale bro pushing the price up
1
Vertigo24-Oct-18 05:11 PM
Nice
actionslacks24-Oct-18 05:11 PM
One factor in the current success of pirate may have been that it was released without any obvious association to kmd. It really has started to feel like some sort of media blacklist is being applied here..(edited)
@BradyDale @Jacobstoon @KomodoPlatform @einsteiniumcoin @geocold51 @forkwitch pretty tangential to this particular post
writer-speak for:
I didn't actually do any research
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Yassin24-Oct-18 05:13 PM
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hastrup24-Oct-18 05:16 PM
WTB 1000 JUMBLER offer 250 DEX
Tek24-Oct-18 05:22 PM
whalebro removed his wall
DUMP EEET
Hollowman900024-Oct-18 05:22 PM
I fired up this ac for nothing then @Deleted User
Damnit
Komodo_cli -ac_name=JUMBLER stop
Tek24-Oct-18 05:34 PM
k I dumped 1/10th of my stack
I have to take profit on the way up, not the way down
buy back at ~19.5k
unless whalebro comes back
Cryptoon24-Oct-18 05:35 PM
playing whalebro's own game
But what if whalebro is making the final push above resistance?
Tek24-Oct-18 05:36 PM
I'm fine either way... I have a main stack that I don't touch but I always buy much more than what I want and try to trade with it
sometimes it works out and I can buy back lower
some times it doesn't come back down but I never sell out of an asset completely
so im gud
Cryptoon24-Oct-18 05:37 PM
I'm not moving any part of my stack below 100k tbh


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
This is a really lovely way to cook fish and it adds so much flavour, a nice simple recipe to impress your mates.
You can swap the vegetables and flavourings to suit what you have in the fridge. See the tips section below for suggestions.
Each serving provides 530kcal, 35g protein, 43g carbohydrate (of which 3g sugars), 23g fat (of which 4.5g saturates), 2g fibre and 0.3g salt.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Halve the courgette lenghtways and cut into thin slices. Halve the cherry tomatoes. Lay out a large sheet of foil, twice the size of the fish. Arrange the vegetables in an even layer on one side of the foil and season with salt and pepper. Lay the salmon on top and sprinkle over the mixed herbs.
Grate some of the lemon zest over the salmon, and then squeeze the juice, being careful to discard any pips. Fold the foil over the fish then fold the edges of the foil inwards to make a neat parcel. Before the final edge is sealed, spoon in the vegetable stock, and then close the final edge. Lay on a baking tray then bake for 15–20 minutes.
Meanwhile, add the rice to a a large pan with 200ml/7fl oz water and cover. Bring to the boil, then lower the heat and cook for 10-15 minutes until the water is absorbed. Use a fork to fluff up the rice.
Take the salmon parcel out of the oven and carefully cut open as the steam will be very hot. Serve the salmon with the vegetables and rice.


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- Time Period:
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- Change as a percentage:
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- Delta:
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Split example - Topic 4
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#..#
Search for a range of numbers. In the example below, searches related to “WWDC videos” are returned for the years 2010–2014, but not for 2015 and beyond.
Example: wwdc video 2010..2014
inanchor:
Find pages that are being linked to with specific anchor text. For this example, any results with inbound links containing either “apple” or “iphone” in the anchor text will be returned.
Example: inanchor:apple iphone
allinanchor:
Similar to “inanchor,” but only results containing all of the specified words in the inbound anchor text will be returned.
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blogurl:
Find blog URLs under a specific domain. This was used in Google blog search, but I’ve found it does return some results in regular search.
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Sidenote. Google blog search discontinued in 2011
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Find results from a given area.
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Find news from a certain location in Google News.
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ATP is considered the energy "currency" of the cell. But how much is that currency worth? How much energy is in an ATP? The hydrolysis of one phosphate bond to form ADP and phosphate
has a ΔrG'° of about -26 kJ / mol. That is, if you hydrolyze 1 mol of ATP to ADP in standard conditions, 26 kJ of energy that is usable for work is released. Conversely, it takes 26 kJ of work to form 1 mol of ATP from ADP in standard conditions.
Keep in mind that ΔrG'° is defined in standard conditions (1 molar concentrations) while biological concentrations are much closer to 1 millimolar (1 mM). Try using eQuilibrator to figure out the ΔrG' of ATP hydrolysis in these conditions (answer: ~44 kJ / mol).
The oxidation of glucose is a major source of chemical energy for most organisms. Indeed, most of the energy harvested from glucose oxidation is stored as ATP. If we take a look at the full oxidation of glucose to carbon dioxide and water
Glucose + 6 O2 ⇌ 6 CO2 + 6 H2O
we find that ΔrG'° is about -2930 kJ / mol. At more biological 1 mM concentrations, ΔrG' ≈ -2910 kJ / mol. According to our calculation from above, that's enough energy to make 66 ATP. But most organisms generate only about 30 ATP by burning glucose.
Biochemistry textbooks often write this reaction as generating 36 ATP
Glucose + 6 O2 + 36 ADP + 36 Pi ⇌ 6 CO2 + 42 H2O + 36 ATP
giving a ΔrG' of around -1350 kJ / mol (when all concentrations are 1 mM). In other words, there's more free energy! Which begs the question: why not make more ATP? If you're interested in learning why, consider looking up "chemical motive force" for reversible reactions.
The reason that glucose oxidation produces so much energy is that molecular oxygen has a strong "preference" to accept electrons (high reduction potential). This preference of electrons to flow to oxygen is so powerful that it can be used to drive the formation of several ATP. This process is called oxidative phosphorylation. In anaerobic conditions, however, oxygen is not available (by definition) and it's impossible to drive oxidative phosphorylation.
The anaerobic breakdown of glucose for energy production is called fermentation. Several approaches to fermenting glucose occur in nature, but here we'll discuss only one: fermentation of glucose to lactate. The fermentation of glucose begins in the same way that the oxidation of glucose does: with the breakdown of glucose to two pyruvate molecules, also known as glycolysis:
If you inspect this reaction in eQuilibrator, you'll notice that it is not "electron-balanced." That is, there are 4 fewer electrons in two pyruvate molecules than there are in one glucose molecule. These electrons don't just float around the cell: they are carried by specific compounds called electron carriers. In glycolysis, the electron carrier of choice is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH). To fix the electron imbalance, try clicking on the "Balance with NADH" link.
The full glycolysis reaction, including electron carriers and ATP production is:
Glucose + 2 NAD+ + 2 ADP + 2 Pi ⇌ 2 Pyruvate + 2 NADH + 2 ATP + 2 H2O
Clearly glycolysis produces ATP without any oxygen. However, if you ran glycolysis over and over again to provide ATP, the amount of NADH in the cell would grow continually. The ratio of NAD+ concentration to NADH concentration - sometimes called the "redox state" - is very important to living cells because it affects the energetics of redox reactions, in particular in glycolysis. The more NADH there is in the cell, the more energy is required to make more NADH. Therefore, if NADH is allowed to build up in the cell, glycolysis would release less and less energy.
Fermentation to lactate solves this problem by taking the electrons carried by NADH and giving them to pyruvate to form lactate:
2 Pyruvate + 2 NADH ⇌ 2 Lactate + 2 NAD+
Since lactate build-up is problematic (in much the same way that NADH build up is) the lactate is then excreted from the cell. Fermentation to lactate, then, produces 2 ATP from one glucose while forming 2 lactate:
Glucose + 2 ADP + 2 Pi ⇌ 2 Lactate + 2 ATP + 2 H2O
This neat biochemical trick enables organisms as varied as E. Coli and humans to produce energy from sugars even when oxygen isn't available.


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A curated list of hosts to use when the internet is broken!
A curated list of hosts to use when the internet is broken!
You know what to blame when something is broken! Domain Name System or what you probably know as DNS! You also probably hear about some DDoS DNS Attacks.
I have my own pi-hole instance that uses dnsmasq. All my devices are configured to have their nameservers pointed to my pi-hole. Dnsmasq allows to have extra hosts files. So on my rPi I have this repo with a cronjob that refreshes this hosts list and commits to this repo! You can get your own rPi running pi-hole and add this host file by just adding it on the dnsmasq config!
You can also just copy paste to /etc/hosts
:)
The domain list it's a personal list of must have ips! If you want to have another domain here just Pull Request the domain.txt!
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I am an experienced front end developer (9+ years) based in Phoenix, AZ. I have extensive knowledge of Javascript, HTML and CSS. I have a passion for translating designs into functional, pixel perfect code.
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Graph 1
A graph of the American Indian population in the midwest USA.
ggplot(midwest, aes(x = poptotal, y = popamerindian)) + geom_point(colour = "red") + geom_smooth(colour = "yellow")
## `geom_smooth()` using method = 'loess' and formula 'y ~ x'
bbox_l <- bbox <- osmplotr::get_bbox(c(77.56,12.93,77.63,12.96))
bbox_l
## min max
## x 77.56 77.63
## y 12.93 12.96
dat_B <- extract_osm_objects(key = "building", bbox = bbox_l)
## Issuing query to Overpass API ...
## Rate limit: 2
## Query complete!
## converting OSM data to sf format
dat_H <- extract_osm_objects(key = 'highway', bbox = bbox_l)
## Issuing query to Overpass API ...
## Rate limit: 2
## Query complete!
## converting OSM data to sf format
dat_P <- extract_osm_objects(key = 'park', bbox = bbox_l)
## Issuing query to Overpass API ...
## Rate limit: 2
## Query complete!
## converting OSM data to sf format
dat_G <- extract_osm_objects(key = 'landuse', value = 'grass', bbox = bbox_l)
## Issuing query to Overpass API ...
## Rate limit: 2
## Request failed [429]. Retrying in 1.5 seconds...
## Query complete!
## converting OSM data to sf format
dat_T <- extract_osm_objects(key = 'natural', value = 'tree', bbox = bbox_l)
## Issuing query to Overpass API ...
## Rate limit: 2
## Query complete!
## converting OSM data to sf format
This map visualises the highways, parks and trees around Bangalore, my hometown. The gray are the highways, orange the parks and purple are the trees.
tm_shape(dat_B) + tm_polygons(col = "gray40") +
tm_shape(dat_G) + tm_fill(size = 4, col = "orange") +
tm_shape(dat_H) + tm_dots(col = "purple") +
tm_shape(dat_T) + tm_dots(col = "green") +
tm_layout(title = "Bangalore", title.size = 6, frame = TRUE, frame.lwd = 5, bg.color = "lightyellow")
bojack_nodes <- read_csv("./Data/bojack-nodes.csv",trim_ws = TRUE) %>%
select(1:4) %>%
drop_na()
## Rows: 15 Columns: 4
## -- Column specification --------------------------------------------------------
## Delimiter: ","
## chr (3): Name, Sex, Animal
## dbl (1): Season
##
## i Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
## i Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
bojack_edges <- read_csv("./Data/bojack-edges.csv",trim_ws = TRUE)%>%
select(1:4) %>%
drop_na()
## Rows: 20 Columns: 4
## -- Column specification --------------------------------------------------------
## Delimiter: ","
## chr (3): from, to, Type
## dbl (1): weight
##
## i Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
## i Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
bojack_nodes
## # A tibble: 15 x 4
## Name Sex Animal Season
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 Bojack Horseman male Horse 1
## 2 Princess Carolyn female Cat 1
## 3 Diane Nguyen female Human 1
## 4 Todd Chavez male Human 1
## 5 Mr. Peanutbutter male Dog 1
## 6 Vincent Adultman male Human 1
## 7 Secretariat male Horse 1
## 8 Dick Cavett male Human 1
## 9 Random character female Human 1
## 10 Random character #2 female Human 1
## 11 Sebastian St. Clair male Snow Leopard 1
## 12 Random character #3 male Horse 1
## 13 Lenny Turtletaub male Turtle 1
## 14 Kelsey Jannings female Human 1
## 15 Photographers male Human 1
bojack_edges
## # A tibble: 20 x 4
## from to weight Type
## <chr> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
## 1 Dick Cavett Secretariat 1 Professional
## 2 Mr. Peanutbutter Bojack Horseman 3 Friends
## 3 Bojack Horseman Todd Chavez 3 Friends
## 4 Princess Carolyn Bojack Horseman 3 Friends
## 5 Vincent Adultman Bojack Horseman 1 Friends
## 6 Vincent Adultman Princess Carolyn 4 Partners
## 7 Mr. Peanutbutter Vincent Adultman 1 Friends
## 8 Princess Carolyn Mr. Peanutbutter 1 Friends
## 9 Bojack Horseman Random character 1 Acquaintance
## 10 Bojack Horseman Random character #2 1 Acquaintance
## 11 Bojack Horseman Random character #3 1 Acquaintance
## 12 Diane Nguyen Photographers 1 Professional
## 13 Diane Nguyen Sebastian St. Clair 2 Professional
## 14 Mr. Peanutbutter Todd Chavez 4 Friends
## 15 Diane Nguyen Mr. Peanutbutter 1 Partners
## 16 Bojack Horseman Lenny Turtletaub 2 Professional
## 17 Bojack Horseman Kelsey Jannings 2 Professional
## 18 Kelsey Jannings Lenny Turtletaub 1 Professional
## 19 Princess Carolyn Diane Nguyen 1 Friends
## 20 Bojack Horseman Diane Nguyen 1 Friends
Graph 3
This graph shows the connections/interactions between characters appearing in Season 1, Episode 12 of Bojack Horseman.
bojack <- tbl_graph(nodes = bojack_nodes,
edges = bojack_edges,
directed = FALSE)
ggraph(graph = bojack, layout = "kk") +
geom_edge_link(width = 2, color = "black") +
geom_node_point(shape = 21, size = 8, fill = "pink", color = "red", stroke = 2)
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7.4.2. General Data Format¶
Table of contents
- Function overview
- Module list
- How to use
- Define the format of input/output data
- Output data to file
- Used for file download
- Read the upload file
- Read and write the data of JSON and XML hierarchical structure
- Using namespaces in XML
- Define the content for an element with XML attributes
- Replace (collate) the characters
- Format the display format of the output data
- Expansion example
Provides a general-purpose input/output library function that supports various data formats handled by the system.
The general configuration of this function is as follows.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Function overview¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Several formats are supported as standard¶
The following formats are supported as standard.
The fixed-length and variable-length data formats are compatible even with multi-layout data having a different layout for each record. (XML and JSON do not have the concept of a record.)
- fixed-length
- Variable length (csv, tsv, etc.)
- JSON
- XML
Important
The following are the disadvantages of this function.
A complex Format definition file needs to be created.
Implementation errors are likely to occur with input/output being limited to Map .
- The field name is required to be specified as a string, and errors during implementation are likely to occur as IDE support cannot be used.
- It is necessary to downcast the value fetched from Map on the application side. (If a mistake is made, an exception is thrown during runtime.)
Since BeanUtil is not used for mapping the data and Java object, the mapping method is different from other functions.
Method of handling the output target of Map depends on the format. For this reason, if the function is used to make the same data correspond to multiple formats, normal operation may not be performed such as an exception thrown depending on the format.
For example, some problem cases are given below.
- When null is specified for required items in XML and JSON:
- XML: Value is output as an empty character
- JSON: Throws a required exception
Depending on the output target data, JSON specifications may not be satisfied.
For example, if numeric type and boolean type is used and the output target data type does not correspond to these types, then an invalid JSON is output.
Example: When a numeric format is specified and the output target “data” is a string, invalid JSON such as {“number”: data} is output.
It is difficult to extend because the implementation class of data type that can be used depends on the data format. Also, errors in this configuration cannot be detected until run time.
Therefore, as a principle, this function is deprecated except when it is inevitable. Since Messaging uses this function internally, the use of alternative functions is not possible.
- Alternative to this function
fixed-length: Use Data Bind . Variable length: Use Data Bind . XML: JAXB is recommended. JSON: Use of OSS is recommended. For example, Jackson (external site) is widely used.
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Supports various character sets, character types and data formats¶
It supports not only string and decimal number formats, but also packed decimal and zoned decimal that are often handled by hosts. In addition to character sets such as UTF-8 and Shift_JIS, EBCDIC are also supported.
Tip
Character set supported by the JVM of the execution environment can be used.
<IP_ADDRESS>.3. Supports conversion processes such as padding and trimming¶
Spaces, zero (0) padding and trimming that are often used in fixed-length files are supported. Therefore, there is no need for the application to perform padding or trimming.
For more information on padding and trimming, see Field converter list .
<IP_ADDRESS>. Module list¶
- To use upload helper , add
nablarch-fw-web-extension
. - To use file download , add
nablarch-fw-web-extension
.
<!-- General data format -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.framework</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-core-dataformat</artifactId>
</dependency>
<!--
Add the following when using the upload helper and download
-->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.framework</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-fw-web-extension</artifactId>
</dependency>
<IP_ADDRESS>. How to use¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Define the format of input/output data¶
The format of input/output data is defined in the format definition file.
The format definition file is created in a text file format as below. For detailed specifications, see Description Rules for Format Definition File .
file-type: "Variable" # Variable length
text-encoding: "MS932" # Character encoding of the string type field
record-separator: "\r\n" # Carriage return and Line feed (crlf)
field-separator: "," # csv
# Define record identification field
[Classifier]
1 dataKbn X # First field
3 type X # Third field
[parentData]
dataKbn = "1"
type = "01"
1 dataKbn X
2 ?filler X
3 type X
4 data X
[childData]
dataKbn = "1"
type = "02"
1 dataKbn X
2 ?filler X
3 type X
4 data X
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Output data to file¶
This section describes how to output the data record contents to a file.
Data output to a file can be realized by using FileRecordWriterHolder .
An implementation example is shown below.
- Point
- Prepare data to be written to the file as Map .
- The key value of Map is configured as the field name defined in Define the format of input/output data . (It is not case-sensitive)
- Call the open method of FileRecordWriterHolder and make the file source writable.
- Call the write method of FileRecordWriterHolder and write the data to the file.
// Data to be written
Map<String, Object> user = new HashMap<>();
user.put("name", "Name");
user.put("age", 20);
// Open the file to be written
FileRecordWriterHolder.open("users.csv", "user_csv_format");
// Write the data
FileRecordWriterHolder.write(user, "user.csv");
Tip
To use FileRecordWriterHolder , it is necessary to configure the deployment directory of the format definition file Format definition file , output destination directory, etc. to File path management .
For the necessary directory configuration, see FileRecordWriterHolder .
Important
The file resource opened by FileRecordWriterHolder is automatically released by Output File Release Handler . Therefore, when using FileRecordWriterHolder , it is necessary to configure Output File Release Handler to the handler queue.
Important
If an invalid value is configured in the output data, it may not be processed correctly, therefore check in advance for invalid values in the application.
Important
The default behavior is to write to the file for each record. When outputting a large amount of data, writing each record to a file may not meet the performance requirements. In such a case, the default behavior should be changed to write in the specified buffer size instead of per record.
By adding the following component definition, it can be made to write in the specified buffer size instead of each record.
<!-- The component name should be dataFormatConfig. -->
<component name="dataFormatConfig" class="nablarch.core.dataformat.DataFormatConfig">
<property name="flushEachRecordInWriting" value="false" />
</component>
The buffer size used for output can be specified with the open method of FileRecordWriterHolder.
<IP_ADDRESS>.3. Used for file download¶
This section describes how to respond to the client with the data record contents in file download format.
Response of file download format can be realized by using DataRecordResponse .
An implementation example is shown below.
- Point
- When generating DataRecordResponse , specify the logical path name where the format definition file is stored and the format definition file name.
- Use DataRecordResponse#write to output the data. (When downloading multiple records, output is repeated)
- Configure Content-Type and Content-Disposition .
- Returns DataRecordResponse from the business action.
public HttpResponse download(HttpRequest request, ExecutionContext context) {
// Business process
// Create Map that stores the download data.
Map<String, Object> user = new hashMap<>()
user.put("name", "Name");
user.put("age", 30);
// Generate DataRecordResponse by specifying the logical path name where the
// format definition file is stored and name of the format definition file.
DataRecordResponse response = new DataRecordResponse("format", "users_csv");
// Output downloaded data.
response.write(user);
// Configure Content-Type header and Content-Disposition header
response.setContentType("text/csv; charset=Shift_JIS");
response.setContentDisposition("Message list.csv");
return response;
}
Tip
The storage path of the format definition file should be configured in File path management .
<IP_ADDRESS>.4. Read the upload file¶
This section describes how to read the upload file.
Upload files can be read by the following two methods with this function. As described in reading using upload helper , reading using only the general data format (this function) is recommended.
- Reading of upload file using only the general data format (this function)
This section explains the loading process of upload file using the API of this function without using the upload helper that is described later.
An implementation example is shown below.
- Point
- The upload file is acquired by calling HttpRequest#getPart .
- The parameter name is specified in the argument of HttpRequest#getPart .
- The object File of the format definition file is obtained from FilePathSetting .
- Create DataRecordFormatter from FormatterFactory by specifying the format definition file.
- Configure InputStream in DataRecordFormatter to read the upload file. Implementation class of InputStream that is configured must be supported by mark/reset.
- Call the API of DataRecordFormatter and read the record of the upload file.
public HttpResponse upload(HttpRequest req, ExecutionContext ctx) { // Get information of the upload file final List<PartInfo> partInfoList = request.getPart("users"); // Get file object of the format definition file final File format = FilePathSetting.getInstance() .getFile("format", "users-layout"); // Get format definition file and generate the formatter to read the upload file. try (final DataRecordFormatter formatter = FormatterFactory.getInstance() .createFormatter(format)) { // Configure InputStream to read the upload file in formatter and initialize. // Wrapped in BufferedInputStream as mark/reset is required to be supported. formatter.setInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(partInfoList.get(0).getInputStream())) .initialize(); // Repeat the process until there are no more records. while (formatter.hasNext()) { // Read the records. final DataRecord record = formatter.readRecord(); // Process the records final Users users = BeanUtil.createAndCopy(Users.class, record); // Rest is omitted } } catch (IOException e) { throw new RuntimeException(e); } }
- Loading an upload file using the upload helper
If an upload helper ( UploadHelper ) is used, reading of files, validation and saving files to a database can be executed easily.
However, since this function has the following restrictions (disadvantages), use of Reading of upload file using only the general data format (this function) is recommended.
- The check of input values is limited to Nablarch Validation . ( Bean Validation , which is recommended cannot be used.)
- Although expansion is possible, the degree of difficulty is high and cannot be easily implemented to meet the requirements.
Below is an example of checking the input and registration to the database for a single layout upload file.
- Point
- The upload file is acquired by calling HttpRequest#getPart .
- The parameter name is specified in the argument of HttpRequest#getPart .
- Generate UploadHelper based on the upload file acquired.
- Configure the format definition file using UploadHelper#applyFormat .
- Configure the message ID for validation error using setUpMessageIdOnError .
- Configure the Java Beans class that executes validation and the validation method using validateWith .
- Register the validated Javabeans object in DB using importWith .
public HttpResponse upload(HttpRequest req, ExecutionContext ctx) { PartInfo partInfo = req.getPart("fileToSave").get(0); // Register all records at once UploadHelper helper = new UploadHelper(partInfo); int cnt = helper .applyFormat("N11AC002") // Apply the format .setUpMessageIdOnError("format.error", // Specify the message ID for format error "validation.error", // Specify the message ID for validation error "file.empty.error") // Specify the message ID when the file is empty .validateWith(UserInfoTempEntity.class, // Specify the validation method "validateRegister") .importWith(this, "INSERT_SQL"); // Specify the SQL ID of INSERT statement }
Tip
Also see the documentation of the classes in the nablarch.fw.web.upload.util package.
<IP_ADDRESS>.5. Read and write the data of JSON and XML hierarchical structure¶
This section describes the Map structure when reading/writing the hierarchical structure data of JSON and XML.
When hierarchical data such as JSON or XML is read, the key value of Map is the value of the element name of each hierarchy that is enclosed by dots ( .
).
An example is shown below.
- Format definition file
In the case of JSON, replace the file-type with
JSON
. For the method of defining the format definition file that represents the hierarchical structure, refer to the definition of hierarchical structure .file-type: "XML" text-encoding: "UTF-8" [users] # Root element 1 user [0..*] OB [user] # Nested element 1 name [0..1] N # Bottom layer element 2 age [0..1] X9 3 address [0..1] N
Important
The parent element is arbitrary, it does not support the configuration of the child element being required only if parent element exists. Therefore, when defining hierarchical structure data in the format definition file, it is recommended to define all items as optional.
- Map structure
The structure of map that outputs data to XML and JSON using the above format definition file is as follows.
- Point
- In the case of hierarchical structure, configure the value in Map with the ” parent element name +
.
+ child element name ” format. - In the case of deep hierarchical structure, element names are further concatenated with
.
. - The top-level element names are not required to be included in the key
- For array elements, configure the subscript (starting from 0).
- In the case of hierarchical structure, configure the value in Map with the ” parent element name +
Map<String, Object> data = new HashMap<String, Object>(); // First element of the user array element data.put("user[0].name", "Name1"); data.put("user[0].address", "Mailing address1"); data.put("user[0].age", 30); // Second element of the user array element data.put("user[1].name", "Name2"); data.put("user[1].address", "Mailing address2"); data.put("user[1].age", 31);
- XML and JSON structure
The structure of XML and JSON corresponding to the above format definition file is as given below.
- XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <users> <user> <name>Name1</name> <address>Mailing address1</address> <age>30</age> </user> <user> <name>Name2</name> <address>Mailing address2</address> <age>31</age> </user> </users>
- JSON
{ "user": [ { "name": "Name1", "address": "Mailing address1", "age": 30 }, { "name": "Name2", "address": "Mailing address2", "age": 31 } ] }
<IP_ADDRESS>.5.1. Use DTD with XML¶
Important
When XML is input with this function, DTD cannot be used by default. Exceptions occur when trying to read XML that has used DTD. This is a measure to prevent XML external entity reference (XXE) .
If the target XML to be read is reliable, use of DTD can be allowed using the allowDTD
property of XmlDataParser . How to use is given below.
Configure by explicitly mentioning the name XmlDataParser
in the configuration of the component configuration file and permit the use of DTD.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<component-configuration
xmlns="http://tis.co.jp/nablarch/component-configuration"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://tis.co.jp/nablarch/component-configuration component-configuration.xsd">
<component name="XmlDataParser" class="nablarch.core.dataformat.XmlDataParser">
<!--
Allow the use of DTD.
As there is risk of XXE attacks, only reliable XML must be used.
-->
<property name="allowDTD" value="true" />
</component>
</component-configuration>
Tip
The API of the below versions of JDK has a bug, and a NullPointerException
occurs when this function is used. To avoid this bug, update the version of JDK.
- JDK6 6u65 or below
- JDK7 7u6 b15 or below
For details of the failure, see JDK-7157610 : NullPointerException occurs when parsing XML doc .
<IP_ADDRESS>.6. Using namespaces in XML¶
Namespaces may have to be used for the connection requirements with the connection destination system. Such cases are managed by defining the namespace in the format definition file.
An example is shown below.
- Point
- A namespace is defined as ” ?@Xmlns: + namespace” in the element using the namespace.
X
is the type and the URI is specified in the field converter section. - A namespace is expressed in the format of “namespace +
:
+ element name”. - The key value of Map of input/output target data is “namespace + element name (first letter uppercase)”.
- A namespace is defined as ” ?@Xmlns: + namespace” in the element using the namespace.
- Format definition file
file-type: "XML" text-encoding: "UTF-8" [testns:data] # Namespace definition 1 ?@xmlns:testns X "http://testns.hoge.jp/apply" 2 testns:key1 X
- XML data
The XML corresponding to the above format definition file is as given below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <testns:data xmlns:testns="http://testns.hoge.jp/apply"> <testns:key1>value1</testns:key1> </testns:data>
- Map data
The map structure for input and output is as follows.
Map<String, Object> data = new HashMap<String, Object>(); data.put("testnsKey1", "value1");
<IP_ADDRESS>.7. Define the content for an element with XML attributes¶
Define the content of an element with attributes in XML by defining the fields that represent the content in the format definition file.
The configuration example shown below.
- Point
- Specify
body
in the field name that represents the content. To change the default field name that represents the context, see Change the content name of an element with XML attributes
- Specify
- Format definition file
file-type: "XML" text-encoding: "UTF-8" [parent] 1 child OB [child] 1 @attr X 2 body X
- XML data
The XML corresponding to the above format definition file is as given below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <parent> <child attr="value1">value2</child> </parent>
- Map data
The map structure for input and output is as follows.
Map<String, Object> data = new HashMap<String, Object>(); data.put("child.attr", "value1"); data.put("child.body", "value2");
<IP_ADDRESS>.8. Replace (collate) the characters¶
The collate function is used to replace with any character available in the system when reading external data.
The usage method is shown below.
- Create a property to define the replacement rules.
In the properties file, define the replacement rule in the “Character before replacement = Character after replacement” format.
Only one character can be defined as the value for the character before and after replacement. Also, surrogate pairs are not supported.
For description rules on comments, see java.util.Properties .
髙=高 﨑=崎 唖=■
Tip
To define the replacement rules for each connection destination, create multiple properties files.
- Add the replacement rule configuration to the component configuration file
- Point
- Configure CharacterReplacementManager with component name
characterReplacementManager
. - Configure CharacterReplacementConfig in list format to the configList property.
- To define multiple properties files, configure different names for the typeName property.
- Configure CharacterReplacementManager with component name
<component name="characterReplacementManager" class="nablarch.core.dataformat.CharacterReplacementManager"> <property name="configList"> <list> <!-- Collation rules for system A --> <component class="nablarch.core.dataformat.CharacterReplacementConfig"> <property name="typeName" value="a_system"/> <property name="filePath" value="classpath:a-system.properties"/> <property name="encoding" value="UTF-8"/> </component> <!-- Collation rules for system B --> <component class="nablarch.core.dataformat.CharacterReplacementConfig"> <property name="typeName" value="b_system"/> <property name="filePath" value="classpath:b-system.properties"/> <property name="encoding" value="UTF-8"/> </component> </list> </property> </component>
- Define which replacement rule to use in the format definition file
To replace characters during input/output, use replacement .
For replacement arguments, configure the typeName of the replacement rules configured above.
# Apply the replacement rules for system A 1 name N(100) replacement("a_system") # Apply the replacement rules for system B 1 name N(100) replacement("b_system")
<IP_ADDRESS>.9. Format the display format of the output data¶
When the data is output, display format of the data such as date and numbers can be formatted by using Formatter .
For details, see Formatter .
<IP_ADDRESS>. Expansion example¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Add a field type¶
In some cases, the requirements cannot be met with standard data types provided by Nablarch . For example, cases where the padding character of string type is binary.
In such cases, the requirements are supported by defining project-specific field types.
The procedure is shown below.
- Create the DataType implementation class to handle field types.
- Create a factory inheritance class according to the format to enable the field type that is added.
- Configure the created factory class in the property of the configuration class according to the format.
The detailed procedure is as follows.
- Add data type implementation corresponding to the field type
Create a class that implements DataType .
Tip
The standard field type implementation is placed under the nablarch.core.dataformat.convertor.datatype package. Referring to these classes when adding implementation is recommended.
- Create factory inheritance class according to the format
Create a factory inheritance class according to the format to enable the field type that is added.
The factory class for each format is shown below
Format Factory class name Fixed (fixed-length) FixedLengthConvertorFactory Variable (variable length) VariableLengthConvertorFactory JSON JsonDataConvertorFactory XML XmlDataConvertorFactory Implementation example for fixed (fixed-length) is shown below.
public class CustomFixedLengthConvertorFactory extends FixedLengthConvertorFactory { @Override protected Map<String, Class<?>> getDefaultConvertorTable() { final Map<String, Class<?>> defaultConvertorTable = new CaseInsensitiveMap<Class<?>>( new ConcurrentHashMap<String, Class<?>>(super.getDefaultConvertorTable())); defaultConvertorTable.put("custom", CustomType.class); return Collections.unmodifiableMap(defaultConvertorTable); } }
- Configure in the property of the configuration class according to the format
Configure the factory class created earlier in the property of the configuration class according to the format.
The configuration classes and properties for each format are shown below.
Format Configuration class name (component name) Property name Fixed (fixed-length) FixedLengthConvertorSetting (fixedLengthConvertorSetting) fixedLengthConvertorFactory Variable (variable length) VariableLengthConvertorSetting (variableLengthConvertorSetting) variableLengthConvertorFactory JSON JsonDataConvertorSetting (jsonDataConvertorSetting) jsonDataConvertorFactory XML XmlDataConvertorSetting (xmlDataConvertorSetting) xmlDataConvertorFactory A configuration example for Fixed (fixed-length) is shown below.
<component name="fixedLengthConvertorSetting" class="nablarch.core.dataformat.convertor.FixedLengthConvertorSetting"> <property name="fixedLengthConvertorFactory"> <component class="com.sample.CustomFixedLengthConvertorFactory" /> </property> </component>
Important
Though the field type can be added using the convertorTable property of configuration class according to the format, its use is not recommended for the following reasons.
- In addition to the field type to be added, all field types originally defined by default have to be configured. Therefore, if the default field type changes due to the version upgrade, the change is not automatically applied and the configuration must be manually corrected, which requires more effort.
- The default definition is implemented in the factory class, and it is easy to make a configuration error as the definition has to be added to the component configuration file based on the source code.
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Change the content name of an element with XML attributes¶
To change the content name of an element with attributes, configure the following class in the component configuration file, and configure the changed content name in the contentName
property.
The configuration example of the component configuration file is shown below.
- Point
- Configure the component name of XmlDataParser to
XmlDataParser
. - Configure the component name of XmlDataBuilder to
XmlDataBuilder
.
- Configure the component name of XmlDataParser to
<component name="XmlDataParser" class="nablarch.core.dataformat.XmlDataParser">
<property name="contentName" value="change" />
</component>
<component name="XmlDataBuilder" class="nablarch.core.dataformat.XmlDataBuilder">
<property name="contentName" value="change" />
</component>


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