Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes about 50 pieces of fudge
Dietary
The comfort and spice of gingerbread, folded into a smooth fudge along with cream and coffee, then decorated with a frothy marbled topping.
Butter a 17cm/7in square tin and line it with baking parchment. Preheat the grill to medium.
Lay the ginger cake slices on a baking sheet. Grill until toasted, turning over once one side is done. Allow to cool and then chop it up roughly.
Now put the sugar, cream, milk and 50ml/2fl oz boiling water in the centre of a large, deep pan (24cm/9½ in diameter). Heat gently over a very low heat for about 15 minutes, or until the butter has melted and the sugar has dissolved. Check by giving the mixture a stir with a wooden spoon, remove the spoon and examine the back of it - any remaining granules should be visible.
Put a sugar thermometer into the pan and turn up the heat until the mixture starts to bubble. Hold it at this simmering point, adjusting the heat accordingly, and cook until the mixture reaches 116C/241F. If you don’t have a thermometer, cook at this steady pace for about 15 minutes. (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully and do not leave unattended.)
As soon as the temperature has been reached, pour about a quarter of the mixture into a metal bowl.
Add the ginger and coffee to the mixture still in the pan and beat it in for about a minute.
Next, stir in the chopped ginger cake and beat well for a few minutes more until the mixture has cooled a little and it starts to thicken round the edge. It’ll be coming away from the edges of the pan by this stage.
Pour into the prepared tin. Give the reserved plain fudge mixture in the bowl a quick beat and spoon dollops over the top. Use a skewer to marble the two layers – it should look fluffy like a latte on top. Allow to cool at room temperature for a couple of hours, or refrigerate for 30 minutes. Cut into squares and eat.


On the left, you will see my most successful pieces of work,
which were designed for assignments. The first image had been
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The method I show here is an alternative to a simpler and easier method known as the peddle-flip method.
In the steps that follow, we are going to let A=LFU
, B=RFU
, C=RBU
and D=LBU
.
Solve the edges. Start with one side of the cube, then do the other. A simple tri-cycle of the edges finishes the final layer.
From here on we only use sequences of the form X,Y,Xi,Yi
to tri-cycle slivers about the cube while preserving the solved edges. Solving the puzzle from here on means mastering these tri-cycles in all variants, forward and backards.
In this step we temporarily position the centers. This is just to see if we have parity. If there becomes two remaining centers that need to be swapped, use X,2|R|,X
with X=2[C,Di],C
. Then, though not necessary, you can temporarily solve the center positions again to see that they solve without a problem.
I now like to solve all the spike-pairs. There are 2 sets of spike-pairs, each having 6 pairs, 1 per face. There are 2 spike-pairs per face, one in each set. Make a setup move to complete a pair (by matching 2 spikes of the same color), then tri-cycle an unsolved pair into the position of the solved pair, therey-by kicking out the solved pair into a safe location, then undo the setup move. This strategy works for a single set of spike-pairs up until the last 2 or 3 remaining pairs. If there are 2 remaining pairs, use a similar strategy to turn it into 3 remaining unsolved pairs. If there are 3 remaining pairs, solve them all simultaneously. After positioning the remaining pairs strategically, make a setup move, then a tri-cycle, just as you've been doing all along, so that undoing the setup-move completes the step for a single spike-pair set. It's really the same basic sequence strategy in all cases. Solve both spike-pair sets.
Easily solve 3 of the 6 sides using sliver tri-cycles. The next step will address the reamining 3 sides. I always make the 3 remaining sides a strip (i.e., not pair-wise adjacent.)
The key move here is Bi,2|R|,Ci,Ai,C,A,2|R|,2B,|Ri|,B,D,Bi,Di,|R|,2Bi,2|R|,C,A,Ci,Ai,2|R|,B,|Ri|,B,D,Bi,Di
and a varient of this for the other spike-pair set. That's a long sequence, but it's not hard to memorize the basic idea. What we're essentially doing is turning 3 solved spike-pairs into 3 unsolved spike-pairs, then resolving them in such a way that when we try positioning them again in the final 3 faces, they succeed in going into their proper places next to the edges.
Once all the spikes are positioned properly, all that may remain is to tri-cycle 3 centers. The center tri-cycle is given by 2[C,A,Ci,Ai,(D,B,Di,Bi),C,Ai,Ci,A],D,B,Di,Bi
.


Spiral Type:
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Inner Radius:
Minimum radius applied to logarithmic spiral can't be less than 1.0.
Both Inner and Outer radius can't be 0. Forcing outer radius to 1.0
Outer Radius:
Rotation in degrees and full rotations:
Degrees
Rotations
Gap of 100 after each rotation of the spiral.
# of points:
Point every 14.4 degrees.
Line width
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Adjust height by angle
Total Δx
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Baseball of Planet Pandora
问题描述 :
One by one, all players of the attacking team goes to the home base and bats the ball thrown by the defending team.
There are four possible results of a bat:
1. “Out”. In this case, the batter misses the ball, so he is disqualified and leaves the game.
2.“Bingle”. In this case, the batter hits the ball, but the ball doesn’t fly out of the field. Then the batter can advance to the first base, and other players of the attacking team who are already on a base can advance to next base (The next base of the third base is the home base). If a player returns to the home base, he scores one point for his team.
3.“Allrun”. In this case, the batter hits the ball out of the field and then all the players on the bases (including the batter) can run to the home base and each scores one point for his team. So in this case, the attacking team can score at least 1 point, and at most 4 points.
4.“Sacrifice”. In this case, the batter chooses not to bat and leaves the field. According to the rule, in this case, the players still on the bases can advance to next base. So the player advancing to the home base this way scores one point. But if there have already been two batters who get an “Out” or a “Sacrifice” before, “Sacrifice” will end the game immediately and the attacking team can’t score any point in this “Sacrifice”.
According to the rule, a player must leave the field immediately after he scores one point for his team. The game ends after every player of the attacking team has batted once(A “Sacrifice” is also regarded as a bat), or after there has been 3 batters who get an “Out” or an “Sacrifice”.
Avatar is the coach of an attacking team. He knows that the same player performs differently when the player takes different turns. For example, if you let Jack to be the first batter, he will definitely get an “Out”, but if you let him play in the third turn, he will get an “Allrun”. Avatar knows his men very well. He asked you to find out the best “batting order” for his team. If the team bats in that order, their score will be maximized.
输入:
For each test case:
The first line contains an integer n（1<=n <=15）, meaning the number of players in Avatar’s team. All players are numbered for 1 to n.
Then a n×n matrix A follows. Aij describes what result the player i will get if he is the jth batter.( i and j start from 1 )
Following is the meaning of the value of Aij:
0 means the result is “Out”
1 means the result is “Sacrifice”
2 means the result is “Bingle”
3 means the result is “Allrun”
输出:
For each test case:
The first line contains an integer n（1<=n <=15）, meaning the number of players in Avatar’s team. All players are numbered for 1 to n.
Then a n×n matrix A follows. Aij describes what result the player i will get if he is the jth batter.( i and j start from 1 )
Following is the meaning of the value of Aij:
0 means the result is “Out”
1 means the result is “Sacrifice”
2 means the result is “Bingle”
3 means the result is “Allrun”
样例输入:
5 0 2 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 1 2 0 0 2 2 1 2 2 1 0 2 0 0
样例输出:
2
#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; int dp[(1<<16)+2][10][4]; int map[17][17]; int bit[(1<<16)+2]; int main() { int i,j,n,cnt,k,l,m,p,a,ans; for (i=0;i<(1<<16);i++) { cnt=0; for (j=0;j<16;j++) { if ((i & (1<<j))!=0) cnt++; } bit[i]=cnt; } while(1) { scanf("%d",&n); if (n==0) break; for (i=0;i<n;i++) { for (j=0;j<n;j++) { scanf("%d",&map[i][j]); } } memset(dp,-1,sizeof(dp)); ans=0; dp[0][0][0]=0; for (i=0;i<(1<<n);i++) { for (j=0;j<(1<<3);j++) { for (k=0;k<3;k++) { if (dp[i][j][k]==-1) continue; ans=max(ans,dp[i][j][k]); // printf("%d...%d...%d...%d\n",i,j,k,dp[i][j][k]); if (k==3) continue; for (l=0;l<n;l++) { if ((i & (1<<l))!=0) continue; p=(i | (1<<l)); cnt=bit[p]-1; if (map[l][cnt]==0) { dp[p][j][k+1]=max(dp[p][j][k+1],dp[i][j][k]); } if (map[l][cnt]==1) { if (k==2) continue; if ((j & 4)!=0) dp[p][(j<<1) & 7][k+1]=max(dp[p][(j<<1) & 7][k+1],dp[i][j][k]+1); else dp[p][(j<<1) & 7][k+1]=max(dp[p][(j<<1) & 7][k+1],dp[i][j][k]); } if (map[l][cnt]==2) { // printf("%d...%d...%d....%d.....%d....%d\n",p,((j<<1)&7)+1,k,dp[i][j][k],cnt,l); if ((j & 4)!=0) dp[p][((j<<1) & 7)+1][k]=max(dp[p][((j<<1) & 7)+1][k],dp[i][j][k]+1); else dp[p][((j<<1) & 7)+1][k]=max(dp[p][((j<<1) & 7)+1][k],dp[i][j][k]); } if (map[l][cnt]==3) { dp[p][0][k]=max(dp[p][0][k],dp[i][j][k]+((j & 1)!=0)+((j & 2)!=0)+((j & 4)!=0)+1); } } } } } printf("%d\n",ans); } return 0; }
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不是HDU 2411。。标题党么。。。
有的，已更新
第一种方法怎么会是O(log(m+n))呢？没有二分的话直接遍历应该就是O(m+n)吧？
代码不错，赞一个！
辛苦了，顶
失误失误，转载错了。已经改正，抱歉。
辛苦了，顶
感谢分享 学习了`(*∩_∩*)′
great!
第二种解法如果数组有重复元素 就不正确
感觉这里的评分标准没啥作用阿，反而显得显得赘余，还不如直接去掉好了。


This sounds like a yes or no question. But is it? We often ask ourselves yes or no questions that immediately lock us into a framework. See Karma Neff’s post for how to frame your decision properly. Once we realize that yes or no questions are not really yes or no, we open ourselves up to a world of possibilities. But with so many possibilities, how do we narrow it down to make a good decision?
A decision tree is a great way for those of us who are visual to chart and see the options and the outcomes. What is a decision tree? It is a tree-like flow chart used to outline decisions and their outcomes, including chance event outcomes such as winning the lottery. A decision tree often includes probabilities, resource costs, and gains/losses for each final decision.
Back to our question, should Target continue to sell print books? Why ask this question? According to Nielsen Bookscan, the sales tracking system for books sold in the US, sales of print books at mass merchants, which includes Target, are down 10% in the first half of 2015 as compared to sales in the first half of 2014 (see table titled Unit Sales of Print Books by Channel). This decline is our change agent sparking the need to consider change.
Let’s take a look at some of our options on a decision tree. (Usually decision trees are laid out horizontally. For the purpose of this blog, I chose to give it a vertical layout for readability.)
If we worked for Target, we would be able to add in revenue numbers to help us make a rational decision based on expected values and not a decision based on emotion. Key numbers you would want to include are:
- Current print book revenue earned through in store sales.
- If Target shrunk the space by X%, what is the estimated revenue would they lose in print books and what is the estimated revenue they would gain by using the space to sell other items? The same numbers would be helpful if Target eliminated the print book department from stores completely.
- Current print book revenue earned through online sales.
- Cost savings through reduced item count in the warehouse if online print book sales were eliminated.
Since we don’t have the revenue numbers, we can’t really make a rational decision on this issue, but we can look at the options. So, should Target continue to sell print books?
If the answer is yes, how should Target continue to sell them?
- Keep the business model as is, selling print books online and in stores.
- Reduce item count in stores selling only the best of the best sellers.
- Remove print books from stores, but keep selling online.
If the answers is no, what opportunities could replace this section in the stores and online?
- More space for home video and tech.
- Explore e-books and either create their own e-reader, or partner with an existing e-reader. (This opportunity would be a whole new decision and require it’s own decision tree.)
If you have regularly visited a Target in the past few years, you may have noticed the shrinking book and music sections in favor of home video and tech products. Retailers are constantly looking at how to increase their profitability and often that comes at the expense of industries they currently serve. In the case of print books, the publishers most likely value their relationship with Target more than Target values their product. Mass merchants accounted for 16.7% of print book sales during the first have of 2015 (Nielsen Bookscan). This is certainly an important market for publishers. Let’s assume Target’s sales account for half of that 16.7% It is probably safe to say that book sales are not 8.4% of Target’s revenue. This gap will certainly be a challenge for publishers as they work with Target to avoid shrinking space or worse yet, the elimination of the entire category within Target stores.


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Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos questions Bale's Wales call up
"It seems inconvenient to return from your national team after injury," he said
by SPORT.esToni Kroos has been one of Real Madrid's best players this season. After the win over Galatasaray, the German spoke about teammate Gareth Bale's call up to the Wales team.
Bale has not played for Madrid since the last international break but looks set to return for Wales next week as they look to book their place at Euro 2020 with two qualifying games.
"It seems inconvenient to return from your national team, not playing with your club and then to be in the right condition again when you have to return to the national team," Kroos told Realtotal.de.
"The moment may not be the best. I hope he will be fine again when he returns [from international duty]. I am convinced that we will still need his quality in many matches."
Bale has not played for Madrid since Oct.5 against Granada. After failing to secure a move away in the summer, rumours how now resurfaced that he could leave in January.
"I do not know what will happen," Kroos added. "He was about to leave in the summer. After something like that, it is not so easy to get back to normal, but I get the impression that he is very motivated."


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You've reached the website of the University of Denver Club Women's Ultimate Team. Our team name is "Hype" and reflects the mentality of our team toward ultimate and toward life in general. The team name came about during the 2016 South Central Regional Championships, when the team sporadically started rushing the field and cheering "hype hype" after each point - both the name and cheer quickly stuck. We welcome players of all levels of skill and experience to join our team! We'll get you involved and help you develop your skills, even if you've never played ultimate before. Over half of our current players started playing less than 2 years ago and have quickly become core contributors to our success. Get in contact with us to hear more details.
As a team, we travel to tournaments during the USA Ultimate college regular season between January and April each year. During the regular season, each point of each game eventually determines our final ranking heading into the Rocky Mountain Conference Championships in April. From the Conference Championships, the top few teams from our conference move on to the South Central Regional Championships to compete with teams from Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and of course Colorado. Finally, pending Regional results, the top 20 teams across the country meet in the National Championships to cap off the season in May.
In addition to taking competition seriously, Hype is a tight-knit group who just love being together. In fact, playing for the women's ultimate team at DU has been described by our graduates as the most worthwhile commitment in their college careers. The teammates you meet here become your closest friends and offer a great social outlet for students navigating college life. We often host social gatherings, partake in fundraising events, and cheer on other club sports on the weekends. This season, we've had the largest recruiting class in team history and we're excited to build chemistry on and off the field. Come check out club women's ultimate at DU!
Denver 2 - 13 Colorado X
Denver 4 - 13 Colorado College
Denver 11 - 9 Utah
Denver 7 - 13 Colorado State
Denver 13 - 11 Colorado Y
Santa Clara, CA
San Diego, CA
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Placement: 10th
Denver 11 - 15 Saint Louis
Denver 10 - 11 Texas State
Denver 1 - 15 Colorado
Denver 8 - 14 Wash U
Denver 8 - 15 Kansas
Denver W - F Texas A&M
Denver 11 - 13 Texas State
Denver W - F Unknown
Placement: 4th
Denver 13 - 0 Colorado B
Denver 8 - 12 Colorado College
Denver 4 - 13 Colorado State
Denver 3 - 13 Colorado
Placement: 9th
Denver 7 - 4 Marquette
Denver 5 - 7 Northern Iowa
Denver 7 - 6 St Benedict
Denver 3 - 5 Saint Louis
Denver W - F Eastern Michigan
Placement: 1st!
Denver 9 - 7 Arizona State
Denver 9 - 3 Colorado B
Denver 13 - 5 Univ New Mexico
Denver 5 - 13 ABQ Women (Club)
Denver 13 - 2 Univ New Mexico
Denver 11 - 3 Arizona State
Placement: 1st!
Denver 11 - 6 Grinnell
Denver 10 - 6 John Brown
Denver 11 - 1 Hendrix
Denver 10 - 2 Oklahoma
Denver 11 - 2 Oklahoma
Denver 15 - 9 St Olaf
Denver 1 - 13 Colorado X
Denver 4 - 12 Colorado College
Denver 3 - 13 Colorado State
Denver 13 - 2 Colorado Y
Placement: 5th
Denver 8 - 9 Colorado B
Denver 5 - 13 Colorado College
Denver 1 - 13 Colorado
Denver 1 - 13 Colorado State
Placement: Tied 17th
Denver 4 - 6 Arizona
Denver 4 - 7 New Mexico
Denver 3 - 5 Utah State
Denver 13 - 2 Southern California B
Denver F - W Arizona State
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Problems facing the technology world
One of the biggest problems facing the tech world today is that there are not enough women working in technology. According to National Center for Women and Information Technology, in 2013, only 26% of computing workforce were women.
There are many reasons for this imbalance in workforce; one of the major one is that women are not getting into tech related study majors. In 2012, only 18% of the graduates of computer science were women.
Some ways that might help solve this problem are:
- Reaching out to female high school students and informing them about their options, exposing them to all possibilities
- Creating a friendly workplace environment and policies
- Tech programs that encourage female participation


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Quick Start¶
git clone https://github.com/Knowledge-Graph-Hub/kg-covid-19
cd kg-covid-19
python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate # optional
pip install .
python run.py download
python run.py transform
python run.py merge
Download the Knowledge Graph¶
Prebuilt versions of the KG-COVID-19 knowledge graph build from all available data are available in the following serialization formats:
See here for a description of the KGX TSV format
Previous builds are available for download here. Each build contains the following data:
raw
: the data ingested for this buildtransformed
: the transformed data from each sourcestats
: detailed statistics about the contents of the KGJenkinsfile
: the exact commands used to generate the KGkg-covid-19.nt.gz
: an RDF/Ntriples version of the KGkg-covid-19.tar.gz
: a KGX TSV version of the KGkg-covid-19.jnl.gz
: the Blazegraph journal file (for loading an endpoint)
Knowledge Graph Hub concept¶
A Knowledge Graph Hub (KG Hub) is framework to download and transform data to a central location for building knowledge graphs (KGs) from different combination of data sources, in an automated, YAML-driven way. The workflow constitutes of 3 steps:
Download data
Transform data for each data source into two TSV files (
edges.tsv
andnodes.tsv
) as specified hereMerge the graphs for each data source of interest using KGX to produce a merged knowledge graph
To facilitate interoperability of datasets, Biolink categories are added to nodes and Biolink association types are added to edges during transformation.
A more thorough explanation of the KG-hub concept is here.
KG-COVID-19 project¶
The KG-COVID-19 project is the first instantiation of such a KG Hub. Thus, KG-COVID-19 is a framework that follows design patterns of the KG Hub to download and transform COVID-19/SARS-COV-2 related datasets and emit a knowledge graph that can then be used for machine learning or others uses, to produce actionable knowledge.
The codebase¶
Prerequisites¶
Java/JDK is required in order for the transform step to work properly. See here for instructions on installing.
Computational requirements¶
On a commodity server with 200 GB of memory, generation of the knowledge graph containing all source data requires a total of 3.7 hours (0.13 hours, 1.5 hours, and 2.1 hours for the download, transform, and merge step, respectively), with a peak memory usage of 34.4 GB and disk use of 37 GB. An estimate of the current build time on a typical server is also available here.
Installation¶
git clone https://github.com/Knowledge-Graph-Hub/kg-covid-19
cd kg-covid-19
python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate # optional
pip install .
Running the pipeline¶
python run.py download
python run.py transform
python run.py merge
Jupyter notebook¶
We have also prepared a Jupyter notebook demonstrating how to run the pipeline to generate a KG, and also how to use other tooling such as graph sampling for generating holdouts, and graph querying.
A few organizing principles used for data ingest¶
UniProtKB identifiers are used for genes and proteins, where possible
For drug/compound identifiers, there is a preferred namespace. If there are datasets that provide identifiers from multiple namespaces then the choice is determined based on a descending order of preference,
CHEBI
>CHEMBL
>DRUGBANK
>PUBCHEM
Less is more: for each data source, we ingest only the subset of data that is most relevant to the knowledge graph in question (here, it’s KG-COVID-19)
We avoid ingesting data from a source that isn’t authoritative for the data in question (e.g. we do not ingest protein interaction data from a drug database)
Each ingest should make an effort to add provenance data by adding a
provided_by
column for each node and edge in the output TSV file, populated with the source of each datum
Querying the graph¶
A SPARQL endpoint for the merged knowledge graph is available here. For a better experience, consider using yasgui for your querying needs (for yasgui, set http://kg-hub-rdf.berkeleybop.io/blazegraph/sparql as your SPARQL endpoint).
If you are not sure where to start, here are some example SPARQL queries.
How to Contribute¶
Write code to ingest data¶
Most urgent need is for code to ingest data from new sources.
Find a data source to ingest:
An issue tracker with a list of new data sources is here.
Look at the data file(s), and plan how you are going to write out data to nodes and edges:
You’ll need to write out a nodes.tsv
file describing each entity you
are ingesting, and an edges.tsv
describing the relationships between
entities, as described
here.
nodes.tsv
should have at least these columns (you can add more
columns if you like):
id name category
id
should be a CURIE that uses one of these
identifiers.
They are enumerated
here. For
genes, a Uniprot ID is preferred, if available.
category
should be a Biolink
category
in CURIE format, for example biolink:Gene
edges.tsv
should have at least these columns:
subject edge_label object relation
subject
and object
should be id
s that are present in the
nodes.tsv
file (again, as CURIEs that uses one of
these).
edge_label
should be a CURIE for the biolink
edge_label
that describes the relationship. relation
should be a CURIE for the
term from the relation
ontology.
Read how to make a PR, and fork the repo:
Read these instructions about how to make a pull request in github. Fork the code and set up your development environment.
Add a block to ``download.yaml`` to download data file for source:
Add a block of yaml containing the url of the file you need to download for the source (and optionally a brief description) in download.yaml like so - each item will be downloaded when the
run.py download
command is executed:
#
# brief comment about this source, one or more blocks with a url: (and optionally a local_name:, to avoid name collisions)
#
-
# first file
url: http://curefordisease.org/some_data.txt
local_name: some_data.txt
-
# second file
url: http://curefordisease.org/some_more_data.txt
local_name: some_more_data.txt
Add code to ingest and transform data:
Add a new sub-directory in kg_emerging_viruses/transform_utils with a unique name for your source. If the data come from a scientific paper, consider prepending the pubmed ID to the name of the source (e.g.
pmid28355270_hcov229e_a549_cells
)In this sub-directory, write a class that ingests the file(s) you added above in the yaml, which will be in
data/raw/[file name without path]
. Your class should have a constructor and arun()
function, which is called to perform the ingest. It should output data intodata/transformed/[source name]
for all nodes and edges, in tsv format, as described here.- Also add the following metadata in the comments of your script:
data source
files used
release version that you are ingesting
documentation on which fields are relevant and how they map to node and edge properties
In kg_covid_19/transform.py, add a key/value pair to
DATA_SOURCES
. The key should be the[source name]
above, and the value should be the name of the class above. Also add an import statement for the class.In merge.yaml, add a block for your new source, something like:
SOURCE_NAME:
input:
format: tsv
filename:
- data/transformed/[source_name]/nodes.tsv
- data/transformed/[source_name]/edges.tsv\
Submit your PR on github, and link the github issue for the data source you ingested
Might want to run pylint
and mypy
and fix any issues before
submitting your PR.
Contributors¶
Acknowledgements¶
We gratefully acknowledge and thank all COVID-19 data providers for making their data available.


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Useful Links
- 1000 Genomes Project main page
- The Genome Analysis Toolkit - The GATK Java package from the Broad includes a number of routines for generating and manipulating VCF file.
- HTSlib - a toolset that can generate VCF files from SAM or BAM format files
- Tabix - an indexing tool that is required for certain features in the PERL API.
- vcflib - A simple C++ library for parsing and manipulating VCF files from Erik Garrison.
- VcfPythonUtils - Some Python utilities to work with VCF from Amit Indap.
- vcfCTools - C++ implementation of vcfPytools from Alistair Ward.


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A guide to apprenticeships - provides information on the opportunities, progression and benefits of doing an apprenticeship with case studies from real apprentices.
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org.apache.openejb.server.cli.command
Classes
AbstractCommand
CatCommand
ClassLoaderCommand
Deploy
DeployedAppCommand
ExitCommand
HelpCommand
ListCommand
LocalJMXCommand
LsCommand
PartCommand
PathCommand
PropertiesCommand
ScriptCommand
ScriptFileCommand
Undeploy
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| URL | https://apitest.payengine.de/v1/orders |
| HTTP basic authentication header (Step One) | Authorization: Basic {{base64}}= |
| Body (Step Two) | {{order}} |
CURL can encode base64, so just pass your merchantId and your Api-Key with the -u Flag:
curl -u merchantId:ApiKey --header "Content-Type: application/json" --request POST https://apitest.payengine.de/v1/orders --data '{{order}}'
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
var url = "https://apitest.payengine.de/v1/orders"; //Payengine API Orders Endpoint
xhr.open("POST", url, true); //Post request
xhr.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/json"); //Content-Type: Json
xhr.setRequestHeader("Authorization","Basic {{base64}}"); //Authorization in base64
var data = JSON.stringify({{order}}); //Our Order
xhr.send(data);
{
"orderId": "string",
"initialAmount": 0,
"preauthorizedAmount": 0,
"capturedAmount": 0,
"refundedAmount": 0,
"canceledAmount": 0,
"currency": "string",
"transactions": [
{
"type": "PREAUTH",
"transactionId": "string",
"status": "CREATED",
"initialAmount": 0,
"currency": "string",
"description": "string",
"createdAt": 0,
"modifiedAt": 0,
"order": "string",
"transactions": [
"string"
],
"parentTransaction": "string",
"descriptor": "string",
"capturedAmount": 0,
"refundedAmount": 0,
"canceledAmount": 0
}
],
"status": "CREATED",
"channel": "ECOM",
"createdAt": 0,
"modifiedAt": 0
}


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For Love of the Game (1999) 1 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Kevin Costner and Kelly Preston. Directed by Sam Raimi
In baseball parlance, Kevin Costner already has hit a home run and a triple with "Field of Dreams" and "Bull Durham."
In his newest outing in uniform, "For Love of the Game," Costner has just managed a scratch single.
"For Love of the Game" is a soapish weeper filled with clichés. It is as predictable as a hit-and-run situation.
And yet it has moments that ring true despite its mawkish nature and a lead character who, while not as blue-collar noble as a Crash Davis, is flawed but likable and heroic.
Billy Chapel (Costner) is a 40-year-old pitcher for the Detroit Tigers at the twilight of a Hall-of-Fame career. He has pitched for the Tigers for 19 years, through good times and bad.
Now, the team's owner is selling the franchise because he has become disillusioned with the game. "I wanted to leave the team to my kids," he ruefully tells Chapel, "but, hell, they don't even like baseball."
He has sold the Tigers to a corporation, and one of the first moves of the new owners is a plan to trade Chapel to the Giants. That is, unless Chapel decides to call it quits and go out while he is still on top.
As Chapel takes the mound for the next to last game of the season, he looks back on his career and his life - and especially on his involvement with Jane (Kelly Preston), a magazine writer-single mom whom he met when her rental car broke down and he stopped to help her.
As the game progresses, we see that Chapel is fulfilling that rarest of baseball feats - the perfect game, retiring every batter he faces.
Bone tired and with a sore shoulder, Chapel reflects on his life between batters and between innings, recalling the good times and bad.
The screenplay by Dana Stevens, adapted from a novel by Michael Shaara, does not offer any surprises, twists or turns.
Yet, to Costner's credit, his star power raises the film from mediocre to acceptable. He knows how to wear the skin of the superstar athlete who treats his celebrity status and the perks that come with it with a casual acceptance, an air of matter-of-factness.
During spring training in Florida, he has his own condo. When traveling with the team on the road, he has his own suite.
When he slices his hand, he asks Jane, who rushed him to the hospital, to call the team's trainer because at the moment he is the most important person in Billy's life, the only one who can help him through this crisis.
Billy does not even realize how such words cut Jane. His life is focused on the diamond.
Preston does her best to breathe some backbone and life into Jane. She does show her to be a strong, capable woman, so one wonders why she continually pines for Billy.
But "For Love of the Game" is really nothing more than a vanity piece, a star vehicle for Costner.
And somehow it works. Despite all the distractions - the overripe, too-literary commentary by the legendary Vin Scully, Chapel's too self-conscious interior monologues - "For Love of the Game" holds your attention.

"For Love of the Game" won't be remembered as the worst baseball movie ever made - "The Babe Ruth Story" or "Major League 3: Back to the Minors" can battle for that distinction.
This movie is like a late-season game between two second-division teams going nowhere - it's meaningless, but if you're a fan, you still can enjoy the action on the field.
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A high performance linear algebra library, written in TypeScript and optimized with C++ bindings to BLAS.
# with BLAS bindings
$ npm install vectorious
# or, if you don't want BLAS bindings
$ npm install vectorious --no-optional
import { Matrix, Vector } from 'vectorious';
Matrix.random(2, 2);
/*
Matrix {
shape: [ 2, 2 ],
data:
Float64Array [
0.7041265660588281,
0.6186458305857421,
0.032954109874604454,
0.5198025534810546 ],
type: [Function: Float64Array] }
*/
Vector.random(4, -5, 5, Int8Array);
/*
Vector {
type: [Function: Int8Array],
data: Int8Array [ -2, 2, 2, -1 ],
length: 4 }
*/
Will use your local BLAS copy (if any). Some notes for different operating systems:
apt-get install libblas-dev
Download a release and use it like this:
<script src="vectorious.min.js"></script>
Or if you prefer to use a CDN:
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/vectorious/4.8.1/vectorious.min.js"></script>
<script>
var A = new Matrix([[1], [2], [3]]),
B = new Matrix([[1, 3, 5]]),
C = A.multiply(B);
console.log('C:', C.toArray());
/* C: [
[1, 3, 5],
[2, 6, 10],
[3, 9, 15]
] */
</script>
Basic
Machine learning
The documentation is located in the wiki section of this repository.
Internal benchmarks are located in the wiki section of this repository.
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內容目录上一个主题< Class Phalcon\Mvc\View\Exception 下一个主题Abstract class Phalcon\Paginator\Adapter > 本页 |
Class Phalcon\Mvc\View\Simple¶extends abstract class Phalcon\Di\Injectable implements Phalcon\Events\EventsAwareInterface, Phalcon\Di\InjectionAwareInterface, Phalcon\Mvc\ViewBaseInterface This component allows to render views without hierarchical levels <?php
use Phalcon\Mvc\View\Simple as View;
$view = new View();
// Render a view
echo $view->render('templates/my-view', ['some' => $param]);
// Or with filename with extension
echo $view->render('templates/my-view.volt', ['parameter' => $here]);
Methods¶public getRegisteredEngines () public __construct ([array $options]) Phalcon\Mvc\View\Simple constructor public setViewsDir (mixed $viewsDir) Sets views directory. Depending of your platform, always add a trailing slash or backslash public getViewsDir () Gets views directory public registerEngines (array $engines) Register templating engines <?php
$this->view->registerEngines([
'.phtml' => 'Phalcon\Mvc\View\Engine\Php',
'.volt' => 'Phalcon\Mvc\View\Engine\Volt',
'.mhtml' => 'MyCustomEngine'
]);
protected array _loadTemplateEngines () Loads registered template engines, if none is registered it will use Phalcon\Mvc\View\Engine\Php final protected _internalRender (string $path, array $params) Tries to render the view with every engine registered in the component public render (string $path, [array $params]) Renders a view public partial (mixed $partialPath, [mixed $params]) Renders a partial view <?php
// Show a partial inside another view
$this->partial('shared/footer');
<?php
// Show a partial inside another view with parameters
$this->partial('shared/footer', ['content' => $html]);
public setCacheOptions (array $options) Sets the cache options public array getCacheOptions () Returns the cache options protected _createCache () Create a Phalcon\Cache based on the internal cache options public getCache () Returns the cache instance used to cache public cache ([mixed $options]) Cache the actual view render to certain level <?php
$this->view->cache(['key' => 'my-key', 'lifetime' => 86400]);
public setParamToView (mixed $key, mixed $value) Adds parameters to views (alias of setVar) <?php
$this->view->setParamToView('products', $products);
public setVars (array $params, [mixed $merge]) Set all the render params <?php
$this->view->setVars(['products' => $products]);
public setVar (mixed $key, mixed $value) Set a single view parameter <?php
$this->view->setVar('products', $products);
public getVar (mixed $key) Returns a parameter previously set in the view public array getParamsToView () Returns parameters to views public setContent (mixed $content) Externally sets the view content <?php
$this->view->setContent("
hello
");
public getContent () Returns cached output from another view stage public string getActiveRenderPath () Returns the path of the view that is currently rendered public __set (mixed $key, mixed $value) Magic method to pass variables to the views <?php
$this->view->products = $products;
public __get (mixed $key) Magic method to retrieve a variable passed to the view <?php
echo $this->view->products;
public setDI (Phalcon\DiInterface $dependencyInjector) inherited from Phalcon\Di\Injectable Sets the dependency injector public getDI () inherited from Phalcon\Di\Injectable Returns the internal dependency injector public setEventsManager (Phalcon\Events\ManagerInterface $eventsManager) inherited from Phalcon\Di\Injectable Sets the event manager public getEventsManager () inherited from Phalcon\Di\Injectable Returns the internal event manager |


This post is a getting started guide to using async methods. There should be enough information to get you started without understand how it all works!
You can think of an asynchronous method as a function which will run on a different thread and completes executing sometime in the future.
As a result can't be directly returned from the method (as it hasn't completed yet) an object of type Task
is returned. When the method finally completes, the task will contain the result of the function.
Most of the time you don't need to worry about writing code to run on a different thread, you just need to know how to call the provided methods.
There are a number of asynchronous methods provided by the base framework libraries, for example * HttpClient -> GetJsonAsync() * SQLConnection -> OpenAsync() * System.IO.File -> WriteAllTextAsync()
The best way to determine if a method is asynchronous is by it's return type. An asynchronous method will return either a Task
or a Task<T>
. For example a method called GetCustomerAsync
might have a return type of Task<Customer>
.
Another clue is the name of the function, by convention they end with Async. For example the asynchronous version of DataReader.Read()
is called ReadAsync()
.
Finally if you don't spot that the function is asynchronous then you will find you can't use the result returned by the function.
For example this synchronous version is fine
c#
var customer = GetCustomerByID(1);
Console.WriteLine(customer.BusinessName)
but this asynchronous version won't compile as customer is of type Task<Customer>
not a just Customer
, and BusinessName
isn't a property of Task
.
c#
var customer = GetCustomerByIDAsync(1);
Console.WriteLine(customer.BusinessName)
the correct code would be
c#
var customer = await GetCustomerByIDAsync(1);
Console.WriteLine(customer.BusinessName)
As you may have spotted in the example above, you have to place the keyword await
in front of the method call. If you try the following example however you will notice that it doesn't compile.
c#
public void AddMessageToLogFile(string message)
{
await System.IO.File.WriteAllTextAsync("Log.txt", message);
}
this is because in order to use the await
keyword you have to add the word async
to the function signature.
c#
//Don't do this!
public async void AddMessageToLogFile(string message)
{
await System.IO.File.WriteAllTextAsync("Log.txt", message);
}
The code will compile but is still wrong. With one exception, whenever you have an async
method you must return Task
rather than void
. Likewise you should return Task<T>
rather than just T. ie Task<string>
not just string
Our correct code then looks like this
c#
public async Task AddMessageToLogFile(string message)
{
await System.IO.File.WriteAllTextAsync("Log.txt", message);
}
(There is a more efficient way of writing this method but we will ignore that for now)
If you now try to use call AddMessageToLogFile
method you will find that the same rules apply. We have to prefix the call with await
and change the function to async Task
. For example
c#
public async Task<decimal> CalculateGrossValue(decimal netValue, decimal taxValue)
{
var grossValue = netValue + taxValue;
await AddMessageToLogFile($"Gross Value is {grossValue}");
return grossValue;
}
and then you make the same change to the functions which call CalculateGrossValue
and so on until you reach the entry point of you code.
Don't worry if this seems a pain at first, you soon get used to it!
Here is a real-world example of calling a SQL Server stored procedure. Note that the await
is used in three different places within the code.
```c#
public async Task> AllCustomers(string connectionString)
{
var results = new List
using (var cmd = new SqlCommand())
{
cmd.Connection = cn;
cmd.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.StoredProcedure;
cmd.CommandText = "dbo.usp_AllCustomers";
using (var dr = await cmd.ExecuteReaderAsync())
{
while (await dr.ReadAsync())
{
results.Add(new Customer()
{
Name = (string)dr["Name"]
});
}
}
}
}
return results;
} ```


Class Ball
- java.lang.Object
-
- Ball
-
public class Ball extends java.lang.Object
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ File name : Ball.java Purpose : Provides a class defining methods for the SoccerSim class
-
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Ball(double intXpos, double intYpos, double intxVelocity, double intYVelocity)
Constructor initializes the position and velocity of the ball
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description double
getCurrentSpeed()
Method to calculate and return the current speed of the balldouble
getCurrentX_Position()
Method to fetch the current X-Positiondouble
getCurrentXVelocity()
Method to fetch the current X-velocitydouble
getCurrentY_Position()
Method to fetch the current Y-Positiondouble
getCurrentYVelocity()
Method to fetch the current Y-velocityboolean
isInBounds()
Method to check if the ball is in boundsboolean
isStillMoving()
Method to check if the ball is still movingvoid
move(double newTimeSlice)
Method to calculate the new position after moving a time time given by the time increment Also decreases the X and Y velocities because of frictionstatic double
roundAvoid(double value, int places)
Method to round double values copy and pasted from https://www.baeldung.com/java-round-decimal-numbervoid
setOutOfBounds(double minXpos, double maxXpos, double minYpos, double maxYpos)
Method to determine if the ball is in bounds based off of inputed field boundariesjava.lang.String
toString()
Method to return a String representation of this ball
-
-
-
Constructor Detail
-
Ball
public Ball(double intXpos, double intYpos, double intxVelocity, double intYVelocity)
Constructor initializes the position and velocity of the ball- Parameters:
double
- the initial x position of the ball, double the initial y position of the ball, double the inital x velocity of the ball, double the inital y velocity of the ball
-
-
Method Detail
-
move
public void move(double newTimeSlice)
Method to calculate the new position after moving a time time given by the time increment Also decreases the X and Y velocities because of friction- Parameters:
double
- The time increment for the method
-
getCurrentSpeed
public double getCurrentSpeed()
Method to calculate and return the current speed of the ball- Returns:
- double-precision value of the current speed of the ball
-
getCurrentXVelocity
public double getCurrentXVelocity()
Method to fetch the current X-velocity- Returns:
- double-precision value of the current X-velocity
-
getCurrentYVelocity
public double getCurrentYVelocity()
Method to fetch the current Y-velocity- Returns:
- double-precision value of the current Y-velocity
-
getCurrentX_Position
public double getCurrentX_Position()
Method to fetch the current X-Position- Returns:
- double-precision value of the current X-Position
-
getCurrentY_Position
public double getCurrentY_Position()
Method to fetch the current Y-Position- Returns:
- double-precision value of the current Y-Position
-
isStillMoving
public boolean isStillMoving()
Method to check if the ball is still moving- Returns:
- boolean value true when the ball is still moving false when the ball is no longer moving
-
isInBounds
public boolean isInBounds()
Method to check if the ball is in bounds- Returns:
- boolean true when the ball is in bounds false when the ball is no longer in bounds
-
setOutOfBounds
public void setOutOfBounds(double minXpos, double maxXpos, double minYpos, double maxYpos)
Method to determine if the ball is in bounds based off of inputed field boundaries
-
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
Method to return a String representation of this ball- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- String value of the current ball
-
roundAvoid
public static double roundAvoid(double value, int places)
Method to round double values copy and pasted from https://www.baeldung.com/java-round-decimal-number
-
-


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I look forward to hearing from you and working together for a successful campaign and future for the 5th!
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Election Day: Join us on April 10th as we greet voters and thank them for voting. I intend to be there for as long as possible and can use support in some drop in visits and/or some volunteers to hang out for a few hours and keep the momentum going!
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pymatgen.analysis.magnetism.analyzer module¶
-
class
CollinearMagneticStructureAnalyzer
(structure: pymatgen.core.structure.Structure, overwrite_magmom_mode: Union[pymatgen.analysis.magnetism.analyzer.OverwriteMagmomMode, str] = 'none', round_magmoms: bool = False, detect_valences: bool = False, make_primitive: bool = True, default_magmoms: bool = None, set_net_positive: bool = True, threshold: float = 0.1)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A class which provides a few helpful methods to analyze collinear magnetic structures.
If magnetic moments are not defined, moments will be taken either from default_magmoms.yaml (similar to the default magmoms in MPRelaxSet, with a few extra definitions) or from a specie:magmom dict provided by the default_magmoms kwarg.
Input magmoms can be replaced using the ‘overwrite_magmom_mode’ kwarg. This can be: * “none” to do nothing, * “respect_sign” which will overwrite existing magmoms with
those from default_magmoms but will keep sites with positive magmoms positive, negative magmoms negative and zero magmoms zero,- “respect_zeros”, which will give a ferromagnetic structure (all positive magmoms from default_magmoms) but still keep sites with zero magmoms as zero,
- “replace_all” which will try to guess initial magmoms for all sites in the structure irrespective of input structure (this is most suitable for an initial DFT calculation),
- “replace_all_if_undefined” is the same as “replace_all” but only if no magmoms are defined in input structure, otherwise it will respect existing magmoms.
- “normalize” will normalize magmoms to unity, but will respect sign (used for comparing orderings), magmoms < theshold will be set to zero
Parameters: - structure – Structure object
- (str) (overwrite_magmom_mode) – default “none”
- (int or bool) (round_magmoms) – will round input magmoms to
specified number of decimal places if integer is supplied, if set to a float will try and group magmoms together using a kernel density estimator of provided width, and extracting peaks of the estimator :param detect_valences (bool): if True, will attempt to assign valences to input structure :param make_primitive (bool): if True, will transform to primitive magnetic cell :param default_magmoms (dict): (optional) dict specifying default magmoms :param set_net_positive (bool): if True, will change sign of magnetic moments such that the net magnetization is positive. Argument will be ignored if mode “respect_sign” is used. :param threshold (float): number (in Bohr magnetons) below which magmoms will be rounded to zero, default of 0.1 can probably be increased for many magnetic systems, depending on your application
-
get_exchange_group_info
(symprec=0.01, angle_tolerance=5.0)[source]¶ Returns the information on the symmetry of the Hamiltonian describing the exchange energy of the system, taking into account relative direction of magnetic moments but not their absolute direction.
This is not strictly accurate (e.g. some/many atoms will have zero magnetic moments), but defining symmetry this way is a useful way of keeping track of distinct magnetic orderings within pymatgen.
Parameters: - symprec – same as SpacegroupAnalyzer
- angle_tolerance – same as SpacegroupAnalyzer
Returns: spacegroup_symbol, international_number
-
get_ferromagnetic_structure
(make_primitive=True)[source]¶ Returns a Structure with all magnetic moments positive or zero. :param make_primitive (bool): Return a primitive structure, defaults to True. :return: Structure
-
get_nonmagnetic_structure
(make_primitive=True)[source]¶ Returns a Structure without magnetic moments defined. :param make_primitive (bool): Return a primitive structure, defaults to True. :return: Structure
-
get_structure_with_only_magnetic_atoms
(make_primitive=True)[source]¶ Returns a Structure with only magnetic atoms present. :return: Structure
-
get_structure_with_spin
()[source]¶ Returns a Structure with species decorated with spin values instead of using magmom site properties. :return: Structure
-
is_magnetic
¶ Convenience property, returns True if any non-zero magmoms present. :return:
-
magmoms
¶ Convenience property, returns magmoms as a numpy array. :return: np.array
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magnetic_species_and_magmoms
¶ Returns a dict of magnetic species and the magnitude of their associated magmoms. Will return a set if there are multiple magmoms per species.
Returns: dict of magnetic species and magmoms
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matches_ordering
(other)[source]¶ Compares the magnetic orderings of one structure with another. :param other: Structure :return (bool):
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number_of_magnetic_sites
¶ Number of magnetic sites present in structure.
Type: return (int)
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number_of_unique_magnetic_sites
(symprec=0.001, angle_tolerance=5)[source]¶ Parameters: - (float) (angle_tolerance) – same as in SpacegroupAnalyzer
- (float) – same as in SpacegroupAnalyzer
Return (int): Number of symmetrically-distinct magnetic sites present
in structure.
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ordering
¶ Applies heuristics to return a magnetic ordering for a collinear magnetic structure. Result is not guaranteed for correctness. :return: Ordering Enum (‘FiM’ is used as the abbreviation for ferrimagnetic)
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propagation_vector
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types_of_magnetic_specie
¶ Equivalent to Structure.types_of_specie but only returns magnetic species. :return: types of Specie
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Ordering
[source]¶ Bases:
enum.Enum
An enumeration.
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AFM
= 'AFM'¶
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FM
= 'FM'¶
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FiM
= 'FiM'¶
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NM
= 'NM'¶
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Unknown
= 'Unknown'¶
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OverwriteMagmomMode
[source]¶ Bases:
enum.Enum
An enumeration.
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none
= 'none'¶
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normalize
= 'normalize'¶
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replace_all
= 'replace_all'¶
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respect_sign
= 'respect_sign'¶
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respect_zero
= 'respect_zeros'¶
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magnetic_deformation
(structure_A, structure_B)[source]¶ Calculates ‘magnetic deformation proxy’, a measure of deformation (norm of finite strain) between ‘non-magnetic’ (non-spin-polarized) and ferromagnetic structures.
Adapted from Bocarsly et al. 2017, doi: 10.1021/acs.chemmater.6b04729
Parameters: - structure_A – Structure
- structure_B – Structure
Returns:


Training programme on agri-entrepreneurship
by Staff ReporterMADURAI
The Small Industries Product Promotion Organisation (SIPPO) is set to organise a 45-day free residential training programme for agri-entrepreneurship from December 1.
According to a press release from the organisation, the programme will give the participants exposure to agriculture and allied sector, marketing techniques and maintenance of financial statements.
“After the programme, a range of opportunities for commissioning various businesses, including mushroom farming, organic farming and setting up agro-service centre would be available for the participants,” said K. Palanivel Murugan, General Manager, SIPPO.
People who completed the training programme would be eligible to avail themselves of a loan of ₹5 lakh to ₹20 lakh, for which where the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development would give a 36% subsidy under general category and 44% subsidy for women and SC/ST applicants, he said.
Interested candidates could participate in the selection to be held on November 25 and 26 at Mahaboobpalayam office. They must come with their original certificates, Aadhar card, bank passbook and two passport size photographs. For more details they could call 0452 – 2602339, 2603085 or<PHONE_NUMBER>.


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| unsigned char | decode |
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| unsigned char | flag |
| unsigned int | unit |
| unsigned int | tens |
| unsigned int | hundred |
| unsigned int | thousand |
| unsigned int | million |
| unsigned int | temp |
| unsigned int count |
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Alia Bhatt is the perfect bride sporting the traditional ‘kalire’ in these new pics
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMApart from her stellar performances, Alia Bhatt is known for making fashion statements. The actress never disappoints her fans when it comes to making stunning appearances. And today, she proved the same yet again!
The actress recently shot an ad and for which she turned into a perfect Indian bride. She looked absolutely stunning in a maroon lehenga choli with sheer dupatta. The traditional Kalire and other jewellery complemented her overall look.
Check out the pictures here:
Meanwhile, on the work front, the actress will be next seen in Ayan Mukerji's mythological drama 'Brahmastra' co-starring Ranbir Kapoor and Amitabh Bachchan. She will also feature in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Gangubai Kathiawadi'.


DEMONSTRATOR: A system for the context-specific visualization of clinical practice guidelines
1. Use the left column to mock some patient data
2. Select a guideline in the middle column (or use the demo guideline)
3. Click the "evaluate" button in the left column and observe the context-specific changes in the middle
and right column.
If you want to have a closer look at the structure of the demo guideline,
you can download it
DISCLAIMER: This is a really simple frontend only for demonstrating purposes. The real power is
in the backend. If something breaks reload page (maybe even in a new browser window..). Consult the README to learn about the capabilities of the backend.
Treatment Context:
Here, you can enter information known about the patient and her treatment.
Use the following table to mock data.
Timestamps have to have the following Structure (ISO 8601): 2019-10-01T08:25:24.00Z
Play around with the values (e.g. MISC:AUREUS_OR_LUGDUNENSIS == true), or
remove a value..) to see what happens with the visualization!
Relevant values:
MISC:AUREUS_OR_LUGDUNENSIS
MISC:INFECTIOLOGIST
MISC:MULTIPLE_SAMPLES
MISC:ANOTHER_SAMPLE_TAKEN
MISC:BOTH_POSITIVE
MISC:ANTIBIOTIC_TREATMENT
MISC:FOCI_EXIST
MISC:REMOVE_FOCI
Code
Timestamp
Value
BPMN View of Guideline:
Simplified View:
Simplified view is only shown after guideline was evaluated


Welcome to my portfolio of amazing coding projects. I'm currently taking an Intro to Programming class at Epicodus in Portland, Oregon. I plan to continue to puruse programming after this course has ended. My goals for this journey are:
My current interests include reading, drawing, projection mapping, working out, and learning A-Frame web VR.
An awful webpage with an awful cookie recipe.
This project was an exercise in:
A simple website about a made-up sexy resort.
This project was an exercise in:
A recreation of the Washington Post homepage.
This project was an exercise in:
A terrible site about New Order.
This project was an exercise in:
A lovely site about a vacation.
This project was an exercise in:
A website about a cuddly animal shelter.
This project was an exercise in:


CAD System
Using Fusion 360
Fusion 360 is an integrated CAD, CAM and CAE software which allows us to perform many tasks that are useful in the module, such as making designs for both 3d printing and laser cutting. Being from an engineering course, I took a module in year one called Computer Aided Drafting, which introduced me to AutoCAD and Autodesk Inventor. As such, using Fusion360 felt familiar to me. Nevertheless, I still viewed some tutorials on using Fusion360 as a refresher, mainly videos by [Kevin Kennedy]. One of the things I relearnt while going through the tutorials was the importance of constraints and dimensioning.
Constraints and dimensioning are the bread and butter of CAD drawings. It allows us to anchor the drawing to real world values, eliminating uncertainty in our designs.
Drawing Exercises
Skip to:
[Exercise 1][Exercise 2]


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If you have a project with tons of files you don't want it to search through, you can add patterns or paths to either of these config settings or your standard .gitignore files. We'll learn more about config settings in Global Configuration Settings, but for now you can easily set these in the Settings View under Core Settings.


Previous raw service log: ascii.
Preprocess function (“https://www.google.com” -> “URL”, “@Tom” -> “@USERNAME”) works fine for both ascii and utf-8.
Generate random log for manual label: ascii.
Write manual label result into mysql database: both can work, can keep ascii.
Posts in MySQL database: utf-8. MySQL will convert it automatically.
Query post from MySQL into training file: keep utf-8. The default encoding of sklearn.dataset.load_files()
is utf-8.
After load training set, it seems can do other preprocessing like tokenzie, stemming, lemmatization, filter stopwords without considering the encoding format. Need to confirm it later.
Input from future online service: ascii, seems no issue based on previous experiment. Need to check if preprocess function will introduce any issue.
Test set: if use sklearn.dataset.load_files()
, they should be utf-8 and are already after the preprocessing. If we want to simulate the future online service, it can be any format since the preprocess function doesn’t care about that.
I am working on the last part of simluating future online service. For now I use UCSC demo data and manual label result of our own socila log as the training set. The test set is the bully related images.
Yisha Wu 09 October 2014


✟ Here be Dragan's ancient and unmaintained projects* ✟
*And possibly dragons
Hi there!
My name is Dragan and i am a web developer. I am working on both
sides of the stack, building user interface and back end in
whatever is handy at the time, but i mostly end up using MongoDB,
Express, Node, Angular, TypeScript and Bootstrap. When i'm not
bussy coding, you will find me playing guitar, bicycling somewhere
in nature or generaly pondering nature of life, universe and
everything. Feel free to drop me a line or two, and i will respond
as soon as possible! Oh and, take a look at apps i've built!
Wanna get in touch with me? Drop me a line via email or LinkedIn, and I will reply as soon as possible. Promise!


My first salvia divinorum experience was intense, joyful, intriguing, delightful, mysterious--and disturbing and frightening.
Setting: at home with three friends (2m and 2f) after spending a relaxing, yet active day sightseeing. The two women smoked together, and later, the two men smoked together.
NOTE 1: We should have had 1m/1f trip together instead of 2f/2m. Both of the men were bigger and stronger than the women. One man did not have the most pleasant trip, and he kept standing up in a state of 'fight/flight' with his fists balled ready to fight. Had he totally freaked out, we women would not have been physically able to restrain him.
NOTE 2: It's been many years since I've tripped, so I decided to keep my eyes closed for my first trip to cut down on potentially frightening visuals. I highly recommend this closed-eye method.
NOTE 3: I selected a meaningful mantra to repeat to myself before, during and after my trip. I hoped a mantra would help me keep centered and calm. My mantra was: I am safe and secure. I am at peace with myself and with others.
Back to the trip report...
We only had a pipe, not a bong. The smoke was so harsh that I coughed out my first hit after only a few seconds.
Immediately upon completing my second hit I was just....gone. All of my body, except the part that was touching the couch, was rocketed into outer space via a 'light elevator' that was much like the special effects in sci-fi movies that indicate rapid movement in an elevator within a spacecraft.
I could feel a small part of my lower body still attached to the sofa, but the rest of me was moving, moving, moving up and out, up and out. I was stretched to an incredible length. I felt a lovely, tickling at my belly button and laughed with delight. The minders reported that I laughed uproariously during the entire trip. This vibration intensified. I looked down and saw small dots of golden light emanating from my belly. The vibrations continued to intensify. The dots became small golden light arrows. These golden light arrows streamed outward in flowing columns from my belly button.
The number of flows continued increasing, as did the vibration. Many of these streams simply flowed out into the cosmos, into the eternity of space. I felt some of them entering the atmosphere of the Earth, which was far below me (but oh so beautiful and delicate and satiny blue), and of other planets I couldn't see, but knew were there, light years away, because I felt them via these arrows. I am truly unable to describe this part of the experience in words, but my heart felt terrible beauty, timelessness, and magnificence.
Other golden arrow streams looped around and re-entered my body from the back and came out again through my belly. These arrows re-emerged and re-entered, again and again, much larger and much faster with each looping.
The vibration was extremely intense, and the looping of the arrows was so rapid that I could no longer make out individual light arrows. There were streams of golden light flowing in and out and through my body. The vibrations also became louder with each looping until all I could hear was a loud, incredibly deep hum.
My body (except for that small part that was still anchored to the couch, light years away) was changing rapidly. I was disintegrating. I was becoming pure golden energy. There was nothing I could do except let it happen.
This frightened me. I was grateful that some small part of me was anchored back at home, and I hoped I could get back, but I didn't know how to get back home. I thought I would probably die. I wasn't ready to die, and didn't want to die out in space. At the same time I felt peacefully resigned. I was in outer space and nobody could help me. I was alone, yet connected to everything and everybody--as pure energy. I wondered if I would actually die, or if I would continue to exist.
And then--it was over. Elapsed Earth time: 18 mins. Tripsense Time: Eternity.
For the rest of the evening I had strong feelings of peace and serenity, and some sadness.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| gtable_matrix {gtable} | R Documentation |
Create a gtable from a matrix of grobs.
gtable_matrix(name, grobs, widths = NULL, heights = NULL, z = NULL, respect = FALSE, clip = "on", vp = NULL)
name |
a string giving the name of the table. This is used to name the layout viewport |
grobs |
a single grob or a list of grobs |
widths |
a unit vector giving the width of each column |
heights |
a unit vector giving the height of each row |
z |
a numeric matrix of the same dimensions as |
respect |
a logical vector of length 1: should the aspect ratio of
height and width specified in null units be respected. See
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clip |
should drawing be clipped to the specified cells
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vp |
a grid viewport object (or NULL). |
library(grid) a <- rectGrob(gp = gpar(fill = "red")) b <- circleGrob() c <- linesGrob() row <- matrix(list(a, b, c), nrow = 1) col <- matrix(list(a, b, c), ncol = 1) mat <- matrix(list(a, b, c, nullGrob()), nrow = 2) gtable_matrix("demo", row, unit(c(1, 1, 1), "null"), unit(1, "null")) gtable_matrix("demo", col, unit(1, "null"), unit(c(1, 1, 1), "null")) gtable_matrix("demo", mat, unit(c(1, 1), "null"), unit(c(1, 1), "null")) # Can specify z ordering z <- matrix(c(3, 1, 2, 4), nrow = 2) gtable_matrix("demo", mat, unit(c(1, 1), "null"), unit(c(1, 1), "null"), z = z)


Now that we have our sentence stored in a variable, let's change a word stored in it! We can do this by performing a function. Functions are a type of value that, well, serve a specific function. JavaScript has a function called replace that does exactly what it says! Functions take in any number of values in their parentheses (zero, one or many) and return either nothing (undefined) or the changed string. The replace function is available to use on any strings and takes in two values: the characters to take out and the characters to swap in. It gets confusing to describe these things so here is a visual example:
Var codingSentence = "learning how to code is fun";
codingSentence.replace("fun", "awesome");
Undefined
"learning how to code is awesome"
codingSentence
"learning how to code is fun"
Notice how the value of codingSentence is the same even after we run replace on it? This is because the replace function, (and most JavaScript functions for that matter) takes the value we give it and returns a new value, without modifying the value we passed in. Since we didn't store the result (there is no = on the left side of the replace function) it just printed out the return value in our console.