UD for Dutch
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- Words are delimited by whitespace or punctuation
- Words do not contain spaces, although some lemma’s for multi-word expressions do (au serieux, dat wil zeggen, onder ander, onder veel, ter plaatse, tot en met)
- Words (e.g. abbreviations, names, URLs etc.) may contain arbitrary punctuation signs (http://www.speelgoedmuseum.be, vroeg-renaissance, o.a., ex-VU&ID)
- No multiword tokens occur (i.e. forms like ten are treated as a single token, not as te+een)
Instruction: Describe the general rules for delimiting words (for example, based on whitespace and punctuation) and exceptions to these rules. Specify whether words with spaces and/or multiword tokens occur. Include links to further language-specific documentation if available.
Morphology
Tags
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ADJ (XPOS=ADJ) is used for adjectives. Adjectives occur as prenominal modifiers, as predicates, as seperable verb-particles, as adverbs, as part of fixed expressions and names. Also, in cases where an adjective functions as noun (om Nederlandstaligen te pesten) the POS is still ADJ. Ordinal number words such as eerste, 60ste (XPOS=TW rang) are also ADJ. - ADP (XPOS=VZ) is used for prepositions and postpositions. They introduce nominal and verbal modifiers. They also occur as seperable verb-particles, as part of fixed expressions and names. The verbal inflexion element te is also an ADP. In prepositional phrases such as ten opzichte van ten and van are ADP and opzichte is a NOUN.
- ADV (XPOS=BW) is used for adverbs. Also, some adverbial pronouns (R-pronouns) such as daar, er, ergens, waar are ADV.
- AUX (XPOS=WW) is used for
- perfect tense auxiliaries hebben and zijn
- the passive tense auxiliaries worden and zijn and krijgen (in so-called cases of krijgen-passive such as U krijgt een bewegwijzering toegezonden)
- the modal verbs kunnen, zullen, moeten, mogen (The treebank annotation on which the conversion to UD is based does not distinguish between auxiliaries and main verbs. Here we take a conservative approach in labeling only these modals as auxiliaries. )
- the copula verb zijn (UD allows only one copula verb per language, even though traditional Dutch syntax lists several verbs as copula-verbs.)
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CCONJ (XPOS=VG neven) is used for coordinating conjunctions such as en and of, zowel (X als Y). (ISSUE: Note that als in this context is labeled SCONJ as it is XPOS=VG onder) -
DET (XPOS=LID, XPOS=VNW prenom) is used for words that are part of a noun phrase and function as determiner. They are: - words that have XPOS LID in the original data (de, het, een). These are words traditionally seen as determiners in Dutch
- Prenominal pronouns (deze, welke, meerdere, sommige) with the exception of possessive pronouns (mijn). They are labeled PRON.
- ISSUE: In multi-word determiner expressions such as maar weinig, helemaal geen, al mijn, both words are DET. The modifiers should be ADV and mijn should be PRON.
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ISSUE: Numeric elements such as +11,77 or 26% (XPOS=SPEC symb) are labeled as DET if their grammatical function is det, where this should be NUM. (Note that regular numeric values such as 11 or 26 have XPOS=TW and are labeled NUM.)
- INTJ (XPOS=TSW) Elements that are not part of the syntactic structure such as ach, verrek, jazeker
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NOUN (XPOS=N soort) Nouns can be the head of a variety of dependents, such as subject, object, oblique, etc. -
NUM (XPOS=TW hoofd). Tokens such as 1, 0,80, +4,20 -1, 1.000, 040-12280, drieduizend, iv, twaalf. Note that elements such as eerste are labeled ADJ. - PART is not used. In particular, seperable verb prefixes are assigned their regular POS and are a compound:prt dependent of the verb.
- PRON (XPOS=VNW) is used for
- possessive pronouns
- pronominal elements that do not occur in prenominal position but are depedents of a verb, like personal and impersonal pronouns (_ik, u, iemand _)
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PROPN (XPOS=N eigen, SPEC deeleigen) is used for proper names (Achterberg) and the parts of multi-word names (_ Gerrit Achterberg_). When used as adjective (Amsterdamse), names are labeled ADJ. - PUNCT (XPOS=LET) is used for punctuation.
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SCONJ (XPOS=VG onder) is used for subordinating conjunctions (als, dat, of, omdat, toen). -
ISSUE: in multi-word expressions such as dan wel dan is VG onder but could also be VG neven and thus CCONJ with seems more appropriate as it also introduces a cc in syntax.
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SYM (XPOS=SPEC sym, SPEC afgebr, SPEC vreemd, LET) is used for symbols (), foreign words (unit, vici, walkover), incomplete words (welzijns-, zorg-) and interpunction that does not introduce a punc relation in syntax (i.e. as it is part of a name/title (ZinderZlam !) or a multi-word unit (en / of) ). - VERB (XPOS=WW) is used for verbs that are not AUX. Note that adjectively used verbs and nominalized verbs are VERB (passende maatregelen, het verplaatsen van voorwerpen).
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X (XPOS=SPEC afk) is used for abbreviations (_ v.Chr., o.a., nr._)
Detailed documentation of the decisions w.r.t. POS-tags in the original data can be found in the D-COI POS-tagging and lemmatization manual
Features
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Abbr=Yes for abbreviations (POS=X, XPOS=SPEC afk) -
Case=Acc,Nom for PRON (Nom for XPOS=VNW nomin, Acc for XPOS=VNW obl). -
Definite=Def,Ind for DET (Def for XPOS=LID bep, Ind for XPOS=LID onbep) -
Degree=Pos,Cmp,Sup for adjectives (POS=ADJ, Pos for XPOS=ADJ basis, Sup for ADJ sup, Cmp for ADJ comp) -
Gender=Com,Neut for NOUN and PROPN, Com for N onz, Neut for N onz, Com,Neut for N genus -
Person=1,2,3 for PRON (1 for XPOS=VNW 1, 2 for XPOS=VNW 2,2v,2b, 3 for XPOS=VNW 3,3p,3v,3p,3o -
PronType=Int,Prs,Ind,Rel,Dem for PRON (Dem for demonstratives, VNW aanw, Rel for relative pronouns, VNW betr, Prs for personal and possessive pronouns, VNW pers and VNW bez, Ind for indefinite pronouns, VNW onbep, Int for interoggative pronouns, VNW vb). -
Number=Sing,Plur for AUX, NOUN, VERB, PROPN, Sing for WW ev, WW met-t, N ev, Plur for WW mv, N mv -
Poss=Yes for PRON with VNW bez -
Reflex=Yes for PRON with VNW refl -
VerbForm=Inf,Fin,Part for AUX and VERB with Inf for WW inf, Fin for WW pv and Part for WW od or WW vd
Detailed documentation of the decisions w.r.t. features in the original data can be found in the D-COI POS-tagging and lemmatization manual
Syntax
The Dutch treebanks are automatically converted from annotated and manually corrected treebanks. Detailed documentation of the the original syntactic annotation is in the syntactic annotation manual of the Lassy project. The data included in the UD treebanks can be explored using the PaQu interface, which supports querying both the original and UD annotation.
- acl, acl:relcl acl is used for phrases headed by a verb modifying a noun. These can be prenominal (as in thans geldende rentestand) postnominal (as in de vraag of de rente zal stijgen). acl:relcl is used for relative clauses. In the original syntactic annotation these are nodes with an mod dependency relation that occur as sister to a nominal head, and which have a category ppres, ppart (prenominal), or cp, oti (postnominal) or rel (relative clauses). Verbs without dependents in prenominal position are considered to be amod.
- advcl is used for phrases that occur as modifying phrases (adjuncts) and are dependents of a verbal head. In the original annotation they have relation mod and they can be of category cp, oti, ppart, among others.
- advmod is used for adverbs and adverbial phrases modifying a verb. The POS of advmod elements is almost always ADV or ADJ.
- amod is used for adjectives and other elements modifying a noun. The POS of amod elements is usually ADJ, but ADV and NOUN and others occur as well. ADV is used for elements such as slechts (5 euro), vele (kookboeken), zo’n (25 optredens) and occurs in nominalisations (het niet doen terugkeren, where niet is amod of the verb terugkeren, which itself is being used nominatively), and is used for adverbial pronouns (de verlenging ervan)
- appos is used for appositions. In the original annotation, the relation app is used for a wide range of nominal phrases occurring in postnominal position (de fotograaf Philip Mechanicus, Nooteboom’s debuut ‘Philip en de anderen’, de jaren 1979-1981, de wethouder cultuur, presentatie Slibreeks, Hans Groenewegen, dichter en publicist, ZUiderzinnen, Festival van het woord, zondag 18 september 2005. All these are mapped to the appos dependency relation, even though this stretches the intended use of appos in UD.
- aux, aux:pass aux is used for auxiliaries as defined above in the section on POS tags. Note that this implies that auxiliaries are dependents of the main verb with which they co-occur. In the original annotation, no distinction between verbs and auxiliaries is made, and auxiliaries always have a sister that is a clause headed by the main verb. Note that this also means that elements such as subjects, complementizers, and even the marker ‘te’ become dependents of the main verb, and not the auxiliary.
- case is used for prepositions (ADP) that introduce a prepositional phrase. The preposition is a dependent of the head of the nominal phrase. Where there is both a preposition and a postposition (door de eeuwen heen, om hem heen) both elements are case dependents of the nominal head. In cases where the nominal element is replaced by an R-pronoun (er etc), the R-pronoun precedes the preposition, and may be nonadjacent to the preposition (U doet er verstandig aan). Note that this is a source of non-projective annotations.
- cc is used for coordination words such as en, of, maar.
- ccomp is used for complement clauses that are dependents of a verb. Complement clauses are phrases with relation vc in the original annotation and that are headed by a finite verb or a te-infinitive, so they can be of category cp, whsub, ti, oti. In ccomp clauses, there is no controlled subject.
- compound:prt is used for seperable verbal prefixes (_ groeide uit, aan te wijzen_) and the non-verbal part of phrasal verbs (_ op prijs stellen, bekend staan, kenbaar maken_)
- conj is used for conjuncts.
- cop is used for the copula zijn only. Thus, the copula is a dependent of the predicate. If the copula is preceded by the inflection marker te, the marker also becomes a dependent of the predicate (In _ wordt aangeraden waakzaam te zijn_, we have (waakzaam,mark,te) )
- csubj is used for clausal subjects. Clausal subjects are sometimes introduced by expletive het (marked as expl), as in het blijft onduidelijk wat Japix bedoelt. Clausal subjects can be of category cp, whsub, ti, or oti in the original annotation.
- det is used for determiners, ie for elements with DET POS-tag, as explained above.
- expl, expl:pv Expletives are het or er when used to introduce a clausal subject (het is verstanding u te laten adviseren, u dient er rekening mee te houden dat…) expl:pv is used for inherent reflexives (_ richt zich op, bevindt zich in, scheidt zich af, jaagt NP tegen zich in het harnas_)
- fixed is used for the non-initial parts of multi-word expressions, such as ten aanzien van, voor zover, dan wel, fine fleur) Also, titles of books and other works of art and some institutions are annotated as fixed expressions (De ontdekking van de hemel, Faculteit Kunst en Cultuur) and some amounts (EUR 37,50, 15 uur) Note that the decision on what to label as fixed or not follows largely from the original annotation (ie phrases with category mwu where the parts are not labeled as proper names). Also note that fixed elements can in fact be coordinated (_ maandag 18 t/m zaterdag 23 april 2005, where _april 2005 is shared between to two conjuncts in the original annotatin) and that discontinous fixed expressions exist (exclusively in the so-called wat-voor construction as in wat is dit voor een kutfilm)
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flat is used for the non-initial tokens of multi-word proper names (Kees van Kooten) and other multi-word expressions that contain at least one proper name. In particular, in dates like 20 augustus 2000 , 20 is the head with augustus and 2000 as flat dependents, as augustus is a name. Also, some titles of works of art are labeled flat, if at least one of the tokens was labeled as SPEC deeleigen in the original annotation. ISSUE: there is some inconsistency between when a multi-word unit introduces flat or fixed dependents, but this is caused at least in part by the underlying annotation. - iobj is used for indirect objects that are NOT introduced by a preposition. The original annotation has both prepositional (geef het boek aan haar) and nominal (geef haar het boek) obj2 constituents. In UD, only the latter are iobj, while the former are obl dependents.
- mark is used for subordinating conjunctions (dat, omdat, wanneer, hoewel, etc.). The word om is also a mark if it introduces a te-infinitive. The word te preceding a verb is also a mark dependent of the verb. As auxiliaries take no dependents, the te that may precede an auxiliary is attached, somewhat counterintuitively, to the main verb (na door het moeras gedwaald te hebben, here te is a dependent of gedwaald)
- nmod, nmod:poss nmod is used for nominal and prepositional phrases modifying a noun (een neiging to dalen, de rente in de VS). In het Dow Jones gemiddelde, Dow is an nmod dependent of gemiddelde. Note also that some nouns can be used as adjective as in de afzijdige waarnemer, where afzijdige is a NOUN and thus an nmod dependent of waarnemer. In Enkele malen the pronoun Enkele is a modifier of the noun in the original annotation, and thus also labeled as nmod. Nmod:poss is used for possessive pronouns (hun oude boeken) en genitives (Nootebooms debuut).
- nsubj, nsubj:pass Nsubj is used for the nominal subject of finite sentences. Nsubj:pass is used for the subject of passives. Clausal subjects are labeled csubj.
- nummod Nummod is used for NUM elements occurring in pre-nominal position (tien arrestaties, 450.000 mark) In zeven miljard gulden we have zeven as nummod dependent of miljard, while miljard (a NOUN) is a nmod of gulden.
- obj is used for the direct object of verbal heads (winst boeken, _een shock oplopen). Note that reflexives are labeled as obj if the verb is not inherently reflexive (in zich emanciperen, zich is an obj).
- obl, obl:agent Obl is used for prepositional arguments and adjuncts of a verbal head (klopt met de werkelijkheid, ). In (temporal) nominal adjuncts can appear without preposition (enkele malen), these are also obl. Obl:agent is used for the door-phrase that can be present in passives (hij moet door zijn vrouw tot kalmte worden gebracht). As the underlying annotation does not mark such prepositional phrases, the labeling is based on heuristics and may contain errors.
- orphan is used in elliptic constructions where the syntactic head has been elided and more than one dependent remains. The leftmost dependent is attached to the preceding constituent, while the remaining dependents are attached as orphan to the initial dependent (In 850 fondsen boekten winst tegenover 512 een verlies, een verlies is an orphan dependent of 512 which itself is a conj dependent of boekten).
- parataxis is used to label utterances that do not form a syntactic unit, but consist of a number of phrases for which no obvious dependency label can be given( In dit in verband met de langere levensduur van de vrouw, dit is the root, with the rest of the phrase headed by levensduur being a parataxis dependent of dit). Note that in cases of ellipsis, there is a preceding conjunction which also contains a predicate that can be seen as identical to the elided element. In parataxis constructions, this is not the case. Parataxis is also used in attribution, as in Het deksel was er afgeslagen, zei Rijkers where the speech verb zei is a parataxis dependent of afgeslagen.
- punct is used for punctuation signs.
- root is the root of the utterance. This is usually the main verb, but in copula constructions it is the head of the predicate.
- xcomp is used for the head of non-finite verbal complements of verbs (de burgemeester wil een traditie handhaven, de debiteuren staan te dringen, hij vraagt om een krediet beschikbaar te stellen), and for predicative complements of non-copula verbs (Fennema werd raadslid, de aandeelhouders vonden het bod onaanvaardbaar). In the enhanced dependencies, the subject of xcomp dependents that are non-finite clauses are added. For other predicative elements no controlled subject is identified.
Treebanks
There are 2 Dutch UD treebanks:
Instruction: Treebank-specific pages are generated automatically from the README file in the treebank repository and
from the data in the latest release. Link to the respective *-index.html
page in the treebanks
folder, using the language code and the treebank code in the file name.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.wowza.cloudsdk.client.api | |
| com.wowza.cloudsdk.client.model |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AkamaiStreamSourceCreateInput |
| AudioCodecMetric |
| BitsInRateMetric |
| BitsOutRateMetric |
| BytesInRateMetric |
| BytesOutRateMetric |
| ConfiguredBytesOutRateMetric |
| ConnectedMetric |
| CountryObject
CountryObject
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| CpuIdleMetric |
| CpuMetric |
| CustomStreamTargetCreateInput |
| CustomStreamTargetInput |
| FrameRateMetric |
| FrameSizeMetric |
| Geoblock |
| Geoblock.StateEnum
The state of the geo-blocking.
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| Geoblock.TypeEnum
The type of geo-blocking to apply.
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| GeoblockCreateInput |
| GeoblockInput |
| GpuDecoderUsageMetric |
| GpuDriverVersionMetric |
| GpuEncoderUsageMetric |
| GpuMemoryUsageMetric |
| GpuUsageMetric |
| HashOfPlaybackURLs
A hash of **hls**, **wowz**, and **ws** URLs that can be used by the player.
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| HashOfProtocols
A hash of protocols that accrued network usage, keyed by the name of the protocol that generated the usage.
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| HashOfTotals
A hash of total usage, including overall total billed and used for all targets, and totals by zone for each protocol.
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| HashOfZones
A hash of zones with network usage, keyed by the name of the billing zone where the usage was generated.
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| HeightMetric |
| IndexAkamaiStreamSource |
| IndexCustomStreamTarget |
| IndexLiveStream |
| IndexPlayer |
| IndexRecordings |
| IndexRecordings.StateEnum
The state of the recording.
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| IndexStreamSource |
| IndexStreamSource.TypeEnum
An **akamai** stream source is a Wowza Streaming Cloud edge resource that send streams to a Wowza Streaming Cloud transcoder using the RTMP protocol.
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| IndexStreamTarget |
| IndexStreamTarget.TypeEnum
WowzaStreamTarget is a Wowza CDN target.
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| IndexTranscoder |
| IndexTranscoder.WorkflowEnum
The method by which the transcoder was created, either transcoder for a transcoder created through the transcoder workflow or live_stream for a transcoder created automatically as part of the live stream workflow.
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| IndexUllStreamTarget |
| IndexWowzaStreamTarget |
| KeyframeIntervalMetric |
| Limits
Limits
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| LimitsResponse
LimitsResponse
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| LiveStream |
| LiveStream.BillingModeEnum
The billing mode for the stream.
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| LiveStream.BroadcastLocationEnum
The location of your stream.
|
| LiveStream.ClosedCaptionTypeEnum
The type of closed caption data being passed from the source.
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| LiveStream.DeliveryMethodEnum
The type of connection between the video source and the transcoder.
|
| LiveStream.DeliveryTypeEnum
For streams whose encoder is wowza_streaming_engine.
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| LiveStream.EncoderEnum
The video source for the live stream.
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| LiveStream.PlayerLogoPositionEnum
The corner of the player in which you want the player logo to appear.
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| LiveStream.TargetDeliveryProtocolEnum
The type of stream being delivered from Wowza Streaming Cloud.
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| LiveStream.TranscoderTypeEnum
The type of transcoder, either transcoded for streams that are transcoded into adaptive bitrate renditions or passthrough for streams that aren't processed by the transcoder.
|
| LiveStreamActionState
LiveStreamActionState
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| LiveStreamActionState.StateEnum
The state of the live stream.
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| LiveStreamConnectioncode
LiveStreamConnectioncode
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| LiveStreamCreateActionState
LiveStreamCreateActionState
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| LiveStreamCreateConnectioncode
LiveStreamCreateConnectioncode
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| LiveStreamCreateInput |
| LiveStreamCreateMetrics
LiveStreamCreateMetrics
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| LiveStreamCreateState
LiveStreamCreateState
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| LiveStreamCreateThumbnail
LiveStreamCreateThumbnail
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| LiveStreams |
| LiveStreamState
LiveStreamState
|
| LiveStreamState.StateEnum
The state of the live stream.
|
| LiveStreamThumbnail
LiveStreamThumbnail
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| Meta |
| Output |
| Output.FramerateReductionEnum
Reduce the frame rate of the transcoded output rendition.
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| Output.H264ProfileEnum
The encoding method.
|
| Output.KeyframesEnum
The interval used to define the compression applied to a group of frames.
|
| Output.StreamFormatEnum
The contents of the stream.
|
| OutputCreateInput |
| OutputInput |
| Outputs |
| OutputStreamTarget |
| OutputStreamTargetCreateInput |
| OutputStreamTargetInput |
| OutputStreamTargets |
| PeakRecording |
| PlaybackUrl
PlaybackUrl
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| Player |
| PlayerCreate
PlayerCreate
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| PlayerCreateState
PlayerCreateState
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| Players |
| PlayerState
PlayerState
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| PlayerState.StateEnum
The state of the player.
|
| PlayerUpdateInput |
| Property |
| Property.KeyEnum
chunkSize defines the duration of the time-based audio and video chunks that Wowza Streaming Cloud delivers to the target.
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| Property.SectionEnum
The section of the stream target configuration table that contains the property.
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| ProtocolObject
ProtocolObject
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| Recording |
| Recording.StateEnum
The state of the recording.
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| RecordingCreateInput
RecordingCreateInput
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| RecordingCreateState
RecordingCreateState
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| Recordings |
| RecordingState
RecordingState
|
| RecordingState.StateEnum
The state of the recording.
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| RenditionObject
RenditionObject
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| Schedule |
| Schedule.ActionTypeEnum
The type of action that the schedule should trigger on the transcoder.
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| Schedule.RecurrenceDataEnum
The day or days of the week that a recurring schedule should run.
|
| Schedule.RecurrenceTypeEnum
A schedule can run one time only (once) or repeat (recur) until a specified end_repeat date.
|
| Schedule.StateEnum
A schedule must be enabled to run.
|
| ScheduleCreateInput |
| ScheduleCreateState
ScheduleCreateState
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| Schedules |
| ScheduleState
ScheduleState
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| ScheduleState.StateEnum
A schedule must be enabled to run.
|
| ShmMetrics |
| StreamSource |
| StreamSource.LocationEnum
If location_method is region, specify a location as close as possible to the source encoder.
|
| StreamSource.LocationMethodEnum
The method used to determine the location of the stream source, either by region or based on the source encoder's ip_address.
|
| StreamSource.TypeEnum
An **akamai** stream source is a Wowza Streaming Cloud edge resource that send streams to a Wowza Streaming Cloud transcoder using the RTMP protocol.
|
| StreamSourceAkamai |
| StreamSourceAkamai.LocationEnum
If location_method is region, specify a location as close as possible to the source encoder.
|
| StreamSourceAkamai.LocationMethodEnum
The method used to determine the location of the Akamai stream source, either by region or based on the source encoder's ip_address.
|
| StreamSourceCreateInput |
| StreamSources |
| StreamSourcesAkamai |
| StreamTarget |
| StreamTarget.LocationEnum
Only for targets whose type is WowzaStreamTarget and provider is not akamai_cupertino.
|
| StreamTarget.TypeEnum
WowzaStreamTarget is a Wowza CDN target.
|
| StreamTargetConnectioncode
StreamTargetConnectioncode
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| StreamTargetCreateConnectioncode
StreamTargetCreateConnectioncode
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| StreamTargetCreateInput |
| StreamTargetCreateState
StreamTargetCreateState
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| StreamTargetCustom |
| StreamTargetInput |
| StreamTargetMetrics |
| StreamTargetMetricsResponse
StreamTargetMetricsResponse
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| StreamTargetProperties |
| StreamTargetProperty |
| StreamTargetProperty.KeyEnum
chunkSize defines the duration of the time-based audio and video chunks that Wowza Streaming Cloud delivers to the target.
|
| StreamTargetProperty.SectionEnum
The section of the stream target configuration table that contains the property.
|
| StreamTargetPropertyCreateInput |
| StreamTargets |
| StreamTargetsCustom |
| StreamTargetsId
StreamTargetsId
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| StreamTargetsState
StreamTargetsState
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| StreamTargetsState.StateEnum
The state of the transcoder's stream targets.
|
| StreamTargetState
StreamTargetState
|
| StreamTargetState.StateEnum
The state of the output stream target.
|
| StreamTargetStatusOUTPUTIDXSTREAMTARGETIDXMetric |
| StreamTargetsUll |
| StreamTargetsWowza |
| StreamTargetUll |
| StreamTargetUll.RegionOverrideEnum
Only for ultra low latency stream targets whose source_delivery_method is **pull**.
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| StreamTargetUll.SourceDeliveryMethodEnum
The type of connection between the stream source and the ultra low latency stream target.
|
| StreamTargetUll.StateEnum
The state of the ultra low latency stream target.
|
| StreamTargetWowza |
| StreamTargetWowza.LocationEnum
Only for Wowza stream targets whose provider is not akamai_cupertino.
|
| StreamTargetWowza.ProviderEnum |
| TheCountryCodeOfTheCountry |
| TheNameOfTheProtocol |
| TheNameOfTheRendition |
| TokenAuth |
| TokenAuthCreateInput |
| Transcoder |
| Transcoder.BillingModeEnum
The billing mode for the transcoder.
|
| Transcoder.BroadcastLocationEnum
The location where Wowza Streaming Cloud transcodes your stream.
|
| Transcoder.BufferSizeEnum
The size, in milliseconds, of the incoming buffer.
|
| Transcoder.ClosedCaptionTypeEnum
The type of closed caption data being passed from the source.
|
| Transcoder.DeliveryMethodEnum
The type of connection between the source encoder and the transcoder.
|
| Transcoder.PlayMaximumConnectionsEnum
The number of users who are allowed to connect directly to the transcoder.
|
| Transcoder.ProtocolEnum
The transport protocol for the source video.
|
| Transcoder.TranscoderTypeEnum
The type of transcoder, either transcoded for streams that are transcoded into adaptive bitrate renditions or passthrough for streams that aren't processed by the transcoder.
|
| Transcoder.WatermarkOpacityEnum
The opacity, or percentage of transparency, of the watermark.
|
| Transcoder.WatermarkPositionEnum
The corner of the video frame in which you want the watermark to appear.
|
| TranscoderCreateInput |
| TranscoderCreateRecordings
TranscoderCreateRecordings
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| TranscoderCreateShmMetrics
TranscoderCreateShmMetrics
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| TranscoderCreateState
TranscoderCreateState
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| TranscoderCreateStreamTargetState
TranscoderCreateStreamTargetState
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| TranscoderCreateThumbnail
TranscoderCreateThumbnail
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| TranscoderCreateUptime
TranscoderCreateUptime
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| TranscoderProperties |
| TranscoderProperty |
| TranscoderPropertyCreateInput |
| Transcoders |
| TranscoderState
TranscoderState
|
| TranscoderState.StateEnum
The state of the transcoder.
|
| TranscoderStreamTargetState
TranscoderStreamTargetState
|
| UllStreamTargetCreateInput |
| UllStreamTargetInput |
| UniqueViewsMetric |
| Uptime |
| Uptimes |
| Url |
| UrlCreateInput |
| UrlInput |
| Urls |
| UsageNetworkStreamSource |
| UsageNetworkStreamSources |
| UsageNetworkStreamTarget |
| UsageNetworkStreamTargets |
| UsageNetworkTranscoder |
| UsageNetworkTranscoders |
| UsageStoragePeakRecording |
| UsageTimeTranscoder |
| UsageTimeTranscoders |
| UsageViewerDataCountries |
| UsageViewerDataProtocols |
| UsageViewerDataRenditions |
| UsageViewerDataStreamTarget |
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Every operator is "syntactic sugar" for a call to an underlying function that does the real work; so you must first create the underlying function before you can create the operator. However, an operator is not merely syntactic sugar, because it carries additional information that helps the query planner optimize queries that use the operator. The next section will be devoted to explaining that additional information.
PostgreSQL supports left unary, right unary, and binary operators. Operators can be overloaded; that is, the same operator name can be used for different operators that have different numbers and types of operands. When a query is executed, the system determines the operator to call from the number and types of the provided operands.
Here is an example of creating an operator for adding two complex numbers. We assume we've already created the definition of type complex (see Section 35.11). First we need a function that does the work, then we can define the operator:
CREATE FUNCTION complex_add(complex, complex) RETURNS complex AS 'filename', 'complex_add' LANGUAGE C IMMUTABLE STRICT; CREATE OPERATOR + ( leftarg = complex, rightarg = complex, procedure = complex_add, commutator = + );
Now we could execute a query like this:
SELECT (a + b) AS c FROM test_complex; c ----------------- (5.2,6.05) (133.42,144.95)
We've shown how to create a binary operator here. To create unary operators, just omit one of leftarg (for left unary) or rightarg (for right unary). The procedure clause and the argument clauses are the only required items in CREATE OPERATOR. The commutator clause shown in the example is an optional hint to the query optimizer. Further details about commutator and other optimizer hints appear in the next section.


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I am a classical guy. Is example (α : Type) (P : α → Prop) : (¬ (∀ a : α, ¬ P a)) → (∃ a : α, P a) := sorry
already in Lean or mathlib?
some variant is in mathlib, see not_forall
and the lemmas near it in logic/basic.lean
Thanks. My mistake was searching for exists_of rather than concentrating on not_forall...
Thanks. My mistake was searching for exists_of rather than concentrating on not_forall...
I thought the convention was that lemmas should be named after their conclusion.
Yes but the lemma in the library was an iff ;-)
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| lesson 39 Nothing to worry about |
| The rough road across the plain soon became so bad that we tried to get Bruce to drive back to the village we had come from. |
| Even though the road was littered with boulders and pitted with holes, Bruce was not in the least perturbed. |
| Glancing at his map, he informed us that the next village was a mere twenty miles away. |
| It was not that Bruce always underestimated difficulties. |
| He simply had no sense of danger at all. |
| No matter what the conditions were, he believed that a car should be driven as fast as it could possibly go. |
| As we bumped over the dusty track, we swerved to avoid large boulders. |
| The wheels scooped up stones which hammered ominously under the car. |
| We felt sure that sooner or later a stone would rip a hole in our petrol tank or damage the engine. |
| Because of this, we kept looking back, wondering if we were leaving a trail of oil and petrol behind us. |
| What a relief it was when the boulders suddenly disappeared, giving way to a stretch of plain where the only obstacles were clumps of bushes. |
| But there was worse to come. |
| Just ahead of us there was a huge fissure. |
| In response to renewed pleadings, Bruce stopped. |
| Though we all got out to examine the fissure, he remained in the car. |
| We informed him that the fissure extended for fifty yards and was tow feet wide and four feet deep. |
| Even this had no effect. |
| Bruce went into a low gear and drove at a terrifying speed, keeping the front wheels astride the crack as he followed its zigzag course. |
| Before we had time to worry about what might happen, we were back on the plain again. |
| Bruce consulted the map once more and told us that the village was now only fifteen miles away. |
| Our next obstacle was a shallow pool of water about half a mile across. |
| Bruce charged at it, but in the middle, the car came to a grinding half. |
| A yellow light on the dashboard flashed angrily and Bruce cheerfully announced that there was no oil in the engine! |


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This combining algorithm returns the
first deny decision returned by the list of configured PDPs.
Steps: Invoke all configured PIPs in order.
- Invoke each PDP in order.
- If a PDP returns a deny, return decision.
- If all PDPs return a permit, return permit.
- If no PDPs provide a decision, return indeterminate.
Note that entity issuing the decision for each PDP is not
considered, that is the resource owner is not matched with PDP decision
issuer. Resource owner is used only when an indeterminate decision is
returned, with no decision from any PDPs.


We recommend you work out the solutions to the following questions on a sheet of scratch paper, and then enter your results into the answer boxes.
Consider an MDP with 3 states, A, B and C; and 2 actions Clockwise and Counterclockwise. We do not know the transition function or the reward function for the MDP, but instead, we are given with samples of what an agent actually experiences when it interacts with the environment (although, we do know that we do not remain in the same state after taking an action). In this problem, instead of first estimating the transition and reward functions, we will directly estimate the Q function using Q-learning. Assume, the discount factor, \(\gamma\) is 0.5 and the step size for Q-learning, \(\alpha\) is 0.5
Our current Q function, \(Q(s,a)\), is as follows.
| A | B | C | |
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| Clockwise | $T2_a_cw | $T2_b_cw | $T2_c_cw |
| Counterclockwise | $T2_a_ccw | $T2_b_ccw | $T2_c_ccw |
The agent encounters the following samples.
| s | a | s' | r |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Clockwise | B | $b_cw_r1 |
| B | Counterclockwise | A | $a_ccw_r1 |
Fill in the values for \(Q_{k+1}(s,a)\). Enter Values To 2 Decimal Places
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Each answer is a 2 step answer, the first is where we calculate a new sample estimate and then use this calculated sample in the next step.
In order to calculate a new sample estimate use the following formula :
\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)sample = R(s,a,s') + \(\gamma\) \(\max_{a'}\) Q(s',a')
Then simply incorporate the new estimate into a running average as below :
\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)\(\space\)Q(s,a) \(\leftarrow\) (1 - \(\alpha\))Q(s,a) + (\(\alpha\))[sample]
NOTE : AS THE ENCOUNTERED SAMPLE DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY TRANSITION FOR STATE C, HENCE STATE C WILL HAVE NO REWARDS, THAT IS THE REWARD VALUE FOR C FOR BOTH CLOCKWISE AND COUNTERCLOCKWISE ACTIONS WILL BE 0


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WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) - The Hawaii Department of Health has notified a Maui neighborhood of a suspected case of a mosquito-borne illness near their residences.
The Maui News reported Thursday that the case involves a resident with a suspected illness acquired while traveling internationally.
Spokeswoman Janice Okubo says in an email that the health department expects test results within days.
The department issued about 80 letters to residents in a Kahului neighborhood after officials were notified of the case within 200 yards (183 meters) of their homes.
Okubo would not provide the exact streets involved to protect the patient’s identity.
Okubo says the Nov. 8 letters are part of the department’s protocol and preventative action.
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// Real x[:], y[:], xi, yi; // Integer iLast, iNew; yi = Vectors.interpolate(x,y,xi); (yi, iNew) = Vectors.interpolate(x,y,xi,iLast=1);
The function call "Vectors.interpolate(x,y,xi)
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interpolates linearly in vectors (x,y) and returns
the value yi that corresponds to xi. Vector x[:] must consist of
monotonically increasing values. If xi < x[1] or > x[end],
then extrapolation takes places through the first or last two x[:]
values, respectively. If the x and y vectors have length 1, then
always y[1] is returned. The search for the interval x[iNew] ≤ xi
< x[iNew+1] starts at the optional input argument "iLast". The
index "iNew" is returned as output argument. The usage of "iLast"
and "iNew" is useful to increase the efficiency of the call, if
many interpolations take place. If x has two or more identical
values then interpolation utilizes the x-value with the largest
index.
Real x1[:] = { 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10}; Real x2[:] = { 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5}; Real y[:] = {10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60}; algorithm (yi, iNew) := Vectors.interpolate(x1,y,5); // yi = 35, iNew=3 (yi, iNew) := Vectors.interpolate(x2,y,4); // yi = 50, iNew=5 (yi, iNew) := Vectors.interpolate(x2,y,3); // yi = 40, iNew=4
function interpolate extends Modelica.Icons.Function; input Real x[:] "Abscissa table vector (strict monotonically increasing values required)"; input Real y[size(x, 1)] "Ordinate table vector"; input Real xi "Desired abscissa value"; input Integer iLast = 1 "Index used in last search"; output Real yi "Ordinate value corresponding to xi"; output Integer iNew = 1 "xi is in the interval x[iNew] <= xi < x[iNew+1]"; end interpolate;


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| | This file contains the MonteCarloUpdater class template. Together with Triangulation.hpp, this file contains flippy's most important high-level interfaces.
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| file | custom_concepts.hpp [code] |
| | This file contains the concepts that are costomly defined for the flippy class templates.
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| file | flippy.hpp [code] |
| | This header file exists for convenience. Including this header will automatically include all parts of flippy in the project.
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| file | MonteCarloUpdater.hpp [code] |
| | This file contains the MonteCarloUpdater class template. Together with Triangulation.hpp, this file contains flippy's most important high-level interfaces.
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| file | Nodes.hpp [code] |
| | This file contains the fp::Node and fp::Nodes classes, data structures that represent a single node of the triangulation and the collection of all nodes of the triangulation, respectively.
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| file | Triangulation.hpp [code] |
| | This file contains the fp::Triangulation class and several related helper classes. This is the core of flippy.
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| | This file contains internal implementation details and is not part of the stable public api. The classes and methods implemented here are responsible for creating the intitial triangulations.
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| | Header file containing the definition and implementation a 3 dimensional vector class, with useful mathematical operations like cross and dot products as member methods.
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It's recently come to people's attention that long passphrases of multiple words are better than short passwords that are hard to remember. As a result, there are passphrase generators that string together a number of words.
The backend is written by Tom Van Vleck is modeled after Morrie Gasser's original generator described in Gasser, M., A Random Word Generator for Pronouncable Passwords, MTR-3006, The MITRE Corporation, Bedford, MA 01730, ESD-TR-75-97, HQ Electronic Systems Division, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731. NTIS AD A 017676; except that Morrie's used a second-order approximation to English and this generator uses a third-order approximation.
Reusing passwords is very risky. Generate fresh ones for each need and store a list in an encrypted file. (Static or reusable passwords are obsolete. If you have a choice of authentication methods, look for a stronger method than passwords.)


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Elasticsearch - The Definitive Guide is one of the best documentation textbooks that I have ever read. I finished the book during my last family holiday. I took advantage of sitting in airports, airplane rides, and nap times to slowly work away at the book. I won’t go into any sort of explanation of what ES is, the Elasticsearch homepage and Wiki article can do a much better job of explaining what it is useful for than I. Read full post ➔
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Assad Dubs Trump 'Best US President' for Speaking Directly About Washington's Goals
DAMASCUS (Sputnik) - Syrian President Bashar Assad sarcastically characterized US President Donald Trump as the best leader in the country's history due to his blunt approach to policy in a Thursday interview with the Syrian state television.
"He is the best not because of good policies, but because he is the most transparent, he talks straight 'we need oil,' 'we want to get rid of someone,' 'we want to exchange favours for money.' Such is the United States policy. What can be better than an honest enemy?" Assad said.
He went on to call all US presidents "criminals," who, nevertheless, occasionally receive the Nobel Peace Prize while in reality serving interests of lobbying groups.
Bashar Assad has been fighting against different insurgent groups, often backed by Washington, in a devastating civil war since 2011.
The Syrian government has regained control over most of the territories that were seized by Daesh, however counterterrorist operations still continue in a number of areas.
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| Total net profit | 50.23 | Gross profit | 58.58 | Gross loss | -8.35 |
| Profit factor | 7.02 | Expected payoff | 6.28 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | 21.38 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 8.35 (28.09%) | ||
| Total trades | 8 | Profit trades (% of total) | 7 (87.5%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 1 (12.5%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 2 (100.0%) | Short positions (won %) | 6 (83.33%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 23.22 | loss trade | -8.35 | |
| Average | profit trade | 8.37 | loss trade | -8.35 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 2.75 | loss trade | -8.35 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 12430.0 | stop loss in pips | -3310.0 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 2773.7 | stop loss in pips | -2702.5 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 540.0 | stop loss in pips | -1690.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.1 | Duration in minutes | 8605 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.1 | Duration in minutes | 2167.6 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.2 | Duration in minutes | 118 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (28.85) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 1.0 (-8.35) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | 15.36 | Gross profit | 15.36 | Gross loss | 0.0 |
| Profit factor | 0.0 | Expected payoff | 7.68 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | 0.0 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 0.0 (0.0%) | ||
| Total trades | 2 | Profit trades (% of total) | 2 (100.0%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 0 (0.0%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 12.61 | loss trade | 0.0 | |
| Average | profit trade | 7.68 | loss trade | 0.0 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 2.75 | loss trade | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 2530.0 | stop loss in pips | -3310.0 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 1535.0 | stop loss in pips | -2715.0 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 540.0 | stop loss in pips | -2120.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 1.2 | Duration in minutes | 499.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.7 | Duration in minutes | 308.5 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.2 | Duration in minutes | 118.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 2.0 (15.36) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 0.0 (0.0) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 0.0 |
| Total net profit | 34.87 | Gross profit | 43.22 | Gross loss | -8.35 |
| Profit factor | 5.18 | Expected payoff | 5.81 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | 21.38 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 8.35 (28.09%) | ||
| Total trades | 6 | Profit trades (% of total) | 5 (83.33%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 1 (16.67%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 23.22 | loss trade | -8.35 | |
| Average | profit trade | 8.64 | loss trade | -8.35 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 3.07 | loss trade | -8.35 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 12430.0 | stop loss in pips | -3110.0 | |
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| Minimum | take profit in pips | 590.0 | stop loss in pips | -1690.0 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.1 | Duration in minutes | 8605.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.3 | Duration in minutes | 2787.3 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 782.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 3.0 (13.49) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 1.0 (-8.35) | |
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The aim of caladown is to provide a simple Hugo template suitable for R users who want to build a website or start a blog, and is designed to be compatible with both blogdown and hugodown. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to get started. The assumed reader for this tutorial is an R user who has some experience with R Markdown, but is unfamiliar with blogdown, hugodown, or Hugo itself.
Blogdown or Hugodown?
The first decision you need to make is which R package to use, blogdown or hugodown? Both allow you to design and manage static websites within R, and both allow you to write pages/posts as R markdown documents. However, there are differences: blogdown blurs the roles played by Hugo and R, which can lead to some degree of messiness. In contrast, hugodown tries to maintain a clean separation: the role of hugodown is to translate your R markdown files into a “plain” markdown format that Hugo knows how to read, and then leaves the rest of the process to Hugo. To me, the cleaner separation in hugodown is highly desirable: but it is currently an experimental package, so some caution is warranted!
To make things as easy as possible, the caladown package contains installer functions for both hugodown and blogdown. If you want to use blogdown, you can create a new site with the following command. Just change "path_to_blog_folder"
to something suitable:
caladown::create_blogdown_calade("path_to_blog_folder")
Blogdown will download the calade template and generate the example site (i.e., this one!), and you are ready to get started. The create_blogdown_calade()
command is just a very thin wrapper around blogdown::new_site()
, so if you want to customise the install you can pass arguments to new_site()
via the dots ...
.
If you want to use hugodown, the installation command is this:
caladown::create_hugodown_calade("path_to_blog_folder")
Note that because hugodown makes different choices to blogdown regarding what is and is not automated, you may need to install the appropriate version of Hugo first. The command for this is:
hugodown::hugo_install("0.66.0")
Once you have installed Hugo and called the create_hugodown_calade()
function, hugodown will download the calade template, configure the site appropriately and then knit all the R markdown files to “Hugo flavoured markdown”. Please note that the success of this knitting may depend on the version of pandoc you have installed, which you can check with rmarkdown::pandoc_version()
. For versions prior to 2.1 the knitting may not be successful, and create_hugodown_calade()
may produce an error. If this happens it may be useful to note that the you can call this function setting knit = FALSE
and it will set up the blog without attempting to knit the R markdown files.
Regardless of whether you choose to use blogdown or hugodown, if you are using RStudio you will end up with a new project opened in a new session. To create a preview of the site use one of the following two commands:
blogdown::serve_site()
hugodown::hugo_start()
Initial configuration
Most of the settings that you’ll initially want to play with are in the config.toml
file. The file is (I hope) fairly well documented, so you can see what most of the settings do and how to configure them. For example, here’s a snippet:
# These settings specify the title for your blog,
# and the name of the Hugo theme that it uses.
title = "A minimal Hugo website"
theme = "calade"
The snippet above is what you should see if you are using hugodown. If you are using blogdown it will be slightly different: the theme folder will have been automatically renamed from "calade"
to "hugo-calade"
, and this will be reflected in the config.toml
file. Either way, take a look at the config file, change a couple of things if you like, and then you’re ready to start blogging!
Your first post
Creating posts or pages is (usually) pretty straightfoward in both blogdown and hugodown. In blogdown, you can use the new_post()
function to create a post, and all you need to do is specify the title:
blogdown::new_post(title = "My new post")
In hugodown, the use_post()
function is similar but not quite identical. The main thing you need to do is specify the path
that you’d like the new page to have. So if I want my website to create a page at https://myfancywebsite.com/post/my-new-post
or whatever, the command I would need is this:
hugodown::use_post(path = "post/my-new-post")
Either way, whether you are using blogdown or hugodown, you should now be looking at a new R markdown document that you can start editing!


Multiple Flow Convergence
Given multiple bbr flows competing at the same bottleneck, all of the flows should sync. BBR has a mechanism to drain the queue and check for a lowest round trip time after some amount of seconds since the last time the round trip time changed. With multiple flows, they all should see the change in round trip time at the same time, so they should begin to drain the queue at the same time.
The goodput (throughput seen by the receiver) should looks something like this result published by the BBR team in this paper:
And our results, which look roughly similar:
See below for the configuration details and analysis
Raspberry Pi
Each client (churro 1 - 4) and server (tarta 1 - 4) is set to use BBR as their congest algorithm. This can be done with the commands:
sudo sysctl net.core.default_qdisc=fq;
sudo sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control={cc};
sudo sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_congestion_control;
Iperf3
We create four iperf3 flows from the churro
subnet to the tarta
subnet. The bulk sender (the iperf3 client) connects from churro1 to tarta1 for each pair.
Server:
iperf3 -s
Client on each churro:
iperf3 -c tarta<n> -t 120
Simulating a 80mbps Link
Note: our raspberry pi testbed is running a slightly newer version of bbr than the one used to generate the graphs in this paper.
TC: Traffic Control
TC is a tool that allows us to control the traffic leaving the interface towards the tarta
subnet. In TC
,
there are a number of different queueing disciplines (qdisc) that can be used to control this traffic. We looked
at 4 different qdiscs to recreate the BBR results above.
Token bucket filters with netem delay
The token bucket filter (tbf) for tc creates a bucket of tokens that generate at some rate. Packets that arrive can only be sent using a token. This allows us to effectively control the rate of transmission for the interface to the desired 80mbps.
To create the 10ms delay, we used Netem, a network emulator that can be used to add delay and simulate loss on an otherwise perfect wired connection.
The setup for these two qdisc can be done as follows:
# delete old rules
sudo tc qdisc del dev enp3s0 root
# Add the netem delay
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 root handle 1:0 netem delay 10ms
# Add the tbf as a child to the netem
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 parent 1:1 handle 10: tbf rate 80mbit buffer 1mbit limit 1000mbit
tc -s qdisc ls dev enp3s0
And, here are the results:
Unfortunately, there are ‘spikes’ in the graph after every phase where BBR is draining the queue. This could be because we are using a slightly different version of BBR than the original paper used, but we believe the real cause is the token bucket filter.
Because the token bucket filter fills up tokens at a constant rate and BBR underutilizes the link during the draining phase, the token bucket filter will generate a pool of tokens. So, when the first flow leaves the draining phase, it will be able to send all of its packets through this token bucket immediately as there is a surplus of tokens. This could be the cause of the spikes.
That being said, the convergence to a fair throughput is promising. But, we continued to explore other queue disciplines to remove these bursts.
Netem with Rate Control
After reading the netem documentation, it looks like netem natively supports rate control now. So, we tried to do a similar test with netem to see if this reduced the burst issues of the token bucket filter.
This was the setup:
sudo tc qdisc del dev enp3s0 root
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 root handle 1:0 netem rate 80mbit delay 10ms
tc -s qdisc ls dev enp3s0
And this was the result:
While the flows did seem to sync, the throughput was all over the place. Additionally, despite the rate being capped at 80mbps and the first flow starting 2 seconds before the next flow, the maximum observed throughput is only around 30mbps. I think this is because netem is not provided consistent rate limiting or latency. the man page does provide this quote:
The main known limitation of Netem are related to timer granularity, since Linux is not a real-time operating system.
which may indicate that the rate features are not completely stable (at least not at the precision we need). As this is a relatively new feature in netem, there is not much documentation on why we may be having these results.
TBF with peak rate limits
As ‘burstiness’ is a common problem with token bucket filters, there are ways built in to mitigate these issues. Specifically, you can set a peak rate for the token bucket. This should limit the maximum rate at which tokens can be used from the bucket. So, if this is set to or close to the bucket-filling rate, then this should eliminate the burst.
Our setup:
sudo tc qdisc del dev enp3s0 root
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 root handle 1:0 netem delay 10ms
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 parent 1:1 handle 10: tbf rate 80mbit buffer 1mbit limit 1000mbit peakrate 81mbit mtu 1500
tc -s qdisc ls dev enp3s0
Note: we tried the mtu at a number of sizes larger than and smaller than the mtu of our target interface (1500).
Our Results:
Aborted early
This trial resulted in zero throughput after the bucket was drained. We are still unsure why. We will continue exploring this.
Cake
Cake is a more sophisticated queuing discipline for shaping traffic. While the results were initially promising (the graphs looked good), we believed that Cake was doing too much to shape the traffic, such as limiting the rate per flow (even with the settings off).
As this would make the results of our experiments harder to reason about, and thus effectively worthless for validating our test bed, we decided to not pursue cake further.
Final Solution: Two Token Buckets
With a single token bucket, there needs to be some accumulation of tokens or the total rate which never reach the desired rate. To quote the man pages: > In general, larger shaping rates require a larger buffer. For 10mbit/s on Intel, you need at least 10kbyte buffer if you want to reach your configured rate!
The idea behind the peak rate setting is to add a second token bucket with a much smaller buffer. This will catch the burst from the token bucket and ensure that the ‘burst’ from the first token bucket is much smaller. Unfortunately, I was not able to get the peak rate setting on the tbf to work correcetly.
The solution we found was to manually create a second token bucket, shown below:
Note: this simulation minimizes drops by setting the limit / queue size to be very large for each queuing discipline
sudo tc qdisc del dev enp3s0 root
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 root handle 1:0 netem delay 10ms limit 1000
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 parent 1:1 handle 10: tbf rate 80mbit buffer 1mbit limit 1000mbit
# Add a second token bucket with a much smaller buffer / burst size
sudo tc qdisc add dev enp3s0 parent 10:1 handle 100: tbf rate 80mbit burst .05mbit limit 1000mbit
tc -s qdisc ls dev enp3s0
This produces much smaller bursts in the graph, as shown here:
Note: we use four flows at 80 mbps instead of 5 flows at 100 mbps. This is because we have 8 machines, and thus can only test multiples of four flows with identical conditions.
This behavior very closely matches the behavior produced by the google bbr team, albeit with very small bursts after each draining phase.
With more flows (16) the behavior continues to be quite reasonable.


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Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach, CA
I will be on two panels at this year's Long Beach Comic Con. Details will be available soon here.
| Event | Location | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| LA Times Festival of Books | USC Campus, Los Angeles, CA | Sunday, April 19, 2015 | At 2 PM, I’ll be on a panel discussion called Alternate Realities. |
| Book Launch | The Last Bookstore, Downtown LA | Saturday, May 16, 2015 | Join us at 7:30 PM for the official book launch of The Paper Man! |
| Guest Lecturer | UC Riverside Palm Desert MFA program, Rancho Mirage, CA | Friday, June 12, 2015 | I will be part of the Guest Residency Faculty, lecturing on connections between writing and music theory at 10:30 AM in Salon 5. |
| Book Reading | Books Inc., San Francisco, CA | Thursday, June 24, 2015 | I will be reading at the West’s Oldest Independent Bookstore in the Castro. Starts at 7 PM. |
| Shades and Shadows | MiMoDa Studio, Los Angeles, CA | Saturday, July 18, 2015 | I will be part of the reading series Shades and Shadows. |
| Reinventing the Coming of Age Genre | Barnes and Noble, Orange, CA | Thursday, August 6, 2015 | I will be on a panel to discuss The Paper Man and reinventing the coming of age genre. Starts at 7 PM. |
| Readings by Debut Novelists | Warwick's, La Jolla, CA | Tuesday, August 11, 2015 | I will be reading from The Paper Man. Starts at 7:30 PM. |


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UX + LX is an open source app built using the Ionic Framework by @anthkris. If you have additional questions, get in touch!
What is UX + LX
UX + LX is a micro-learning app built around short, practical lessons to help LX Designers (or instructional designers, if that's your title of choice) to implement user experience research and methodologies into their work and reap the benefits.
* * *
What topics do you cover?
Right now we cover:
- What is UX and why you need it
- A brief overview of different UX research methods and when you might deploy them as an LX Designer
In the future, we hope to cover topics around:
- Collecting and using research data
- How to respond to objections around implementing UX research for your learning experience design
- A practical usability testing framework
- UX research toolkits and resources
- And more...
* * *
Who creates the lessons?
The first couple of lessons and the original app design were created by Kristin Anthony, based on an idea she had with Ellen Hayes.
We hope that subsequent lessons will come from the community of LX Designers currently using UX methods in their work.
* * *
I have a lesson idea. How do I help?
We'd love to have you on board! Get in touch by either:


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Materialize, a CSS Framework based on material design
Current Version : v0.97.4
Sass Requirements:
- Ruby Sass 3.3+, LibSass 0.6+
Supported Browsers:
Chrome 35+, Firefox 31+, Safari 7+, IE 10+
Changelog
- v0.97.4 (Dec 20, 2015)
- Added Jasmine testing with Travis CI
- Select bugfixes
- Grid Offset bugfix
- Dropdown overflow bugfix
- Range slider error bugfix
- v0.97.3 (Nov 15, 2015)
- Meteor font issues fixed
- Select rendering issue fixed
- Added Push and Pull to grid
- Dynamic accordion appends fixed
- v0.97.2 (Nov 8, 2015)
- Image support inside select
- Optgroup supported in select
- Multiple select added
- Card styling fixes
- Breadcrumbs added
- Scrollable tabs
- Tooltips and dropdowns position themselves more intelligently inside the window
- FAB menu is click-toggleable
- Horizontal FAB support added
- v0.97.1 (Sep 13, 2015)
- Added new range slider with uses noUiSlider to provide powerful options
- Added CSS for Chips
- Toasts support adding of html elements
- Fixed select destroy/creation bug
- Bugfixes for dropdown, badges, collections, scrollfire
- Added default preloader color variable
- File input now supports multiple files and dynamically loaded elements
- v0.97.0 (June 21, 2015)
- Documentation changed to use Official Google Icon web font
- Input errors added
- Flicker on Firefox on dropdowns fixed
- Pagination made more responsive
- Modal now prevents scrolling
- Modal animation added
- Support for multiple modals added
- Programmatic control of FAB to open/close added
- Programmatic control of slider to play/pause added
- Plus many more bug fixes
Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for more information
Testing
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Password Strength Checker is a simple jquery plugin for measuring the strength of a password.Not only it measure the strength of the password but also it will compare the password with 10000 common passwords and if the user's password is a common password it will inform the user . The plugin is also capable for creating strong passwords if the user needs one.
Usage
you can initialize the monitoring using checkPassword()
eg: $("#txtPassword").monitorPassword();
To deactivate monitoring pass "destroy" as argument


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{% endif %}
A Natural Language Processing Approach to Song Recommendations
I will recommend you songs from selected playlists that are
lexically
closest to yours!
Song
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Artist
Artist
MyPlaylists
{% for x in corpus_dict.keys() %}
{{ x }}
{% endfor %}
Submit
Or I can recommend you songs based on any custom text (lyrics, poems, fiction, etc.):
My Playlists
{% for x in corpus_dict.keys() %}
{{ x }}
{% endfor %}
Submit
{% if display %}
{% if scroll %} {% endif %}
Your Song: {{ song_name }} ({{ artist_name }})
{{ reco_df }}
{% if not callback_playlist %}
Create A Spotify Playlist! (up to 15 Songs)
*Warning: This may fail, Spotify API is still in beta and they keep changing things without notifying...*
{% else %}
Your Spotify Playlist has been created:
Your New Lex-Recos Playlist
Search another song!
{% endif %}
{% endif %} {% if features %}
GRAPHS
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*2. If you are on a mobile device, please rotate to landscape view.*
Fig 1: Comparing word count and specific lexical features
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Fig 2: Comparing all lexical features:
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| interface XUIElementSettings |
|
- Description
- provides functions to retrieve and change user interface element structure
data and to update its visible representation.
- Since
- OOo 2.0
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| Methods' Summary |
| updateSettings |
forces the user interface element to retrieve new settings from its
configuration source.
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| getSettings |
provides a UIElementSettings instance that provides access
to the structure of user interface element if the user interface element
type supports it.
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| setSettings |
set changes to the structure of the user interface element.
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| Methods' Details |
updateSettings
- Description
- forces the user interface element to retrieve new settings from its
configuration source.
This is not done automatically as configurable user interface elements
are controlled by layout managers. It is more efficient to let the
responsible layout manager to control the update process in a single
task.
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getSettings
- Description
- provides a UIElementSettings instance that provides access
to the structure of user interface element if the user interface element
type supports it.
- Parameter bWriteable
- must be true if the retrieved settings should be a writeable.
Otherwise false should be provided to get a shareable reference
to the settings data.
- Returns
- the current settings of the user interface element.
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setSettings
- Description
- set changes to the structure of the user interface element.
- Parameter UISettings
- new data settings for the configurable user interface element.
User interface elements cannot be changed directly. The changed structure
data has to be set again. This speeds up the configuration process if many
changes have to be made on the structure. The persistence of changes are
controlled by the boolean property Persistent.
- See also
- UIElementSettings
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| Arabic | English | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Mastering Arabic 1 Unit 16 | ||
| سَاعَة(سَاعَات) | hour/watch/clock/o'clock | |
| مَتى؟ | when? | |
| عادةً (ʿādatan) | usually | Note pronunciation عَادَةً • (ʿādatan) "usually, customarily, ordinarily, habitually". Adverbial accusative of عَادَة (ʿāda, “custom, manner, habit”). From the root ع و د (ʿ-w-d) "related to returning, to coming back"; compare عَادَ (ʿāda, “to return, go back”). |
| إفْطار | breakfast | |
| غَداء | lunch | From the root غ د و (ḡ-d-w); compare غَدًا (ḡadan, “tomorrow”), غَدَاة (ḡadāh, “morning”). See also تَغَدَّى • (taḡaddā) V "to have lunch". |
| عَشاء | dinner/supper | |
| قِطار(قِطارات) | train | Also "row; row of camels". From the root ق ط ر (q-ṭ-r). |
| ذَهَب/يَذْهَب | to go | |
| دَرَس/يَدْرُس | to study | |
| غَسَل/يَغْسِل | to wash | |
| كَتَب/يَكْتُب | to write | |
| خَرَج/يَخْرُج | to go out, to leave | |
| رَجَع/يَرْجِع | to return | |
| لَبِسَ/يَلْبَس | to wear, to put on | |
| شَرِب/يَشْرَب | to drink | |
| أَكَل/يَأْكُل | to eat | |
| طَبَخ/يَطْبُخ | to cook | |
| صَحا/يَصْحو | to wake up | From the root ص ح و (ṣ-ḥ-w). Related to purity and clearing. Compare Hebrew צַח (“pure, clear”) and Classical Syriac ܨܚܘܐ (“good weather, clear sky; (figuratively) serenity, peace”) |
| نَام/يَنام | to sleep | |
| لَعِب/يَلْعَب | to play | |
| أشْرَبُ | I drink | |
| تَشْرَبُ | you (m) drink | |
| تَشْرَبينَ | you (f) drink | |
| يَشْرَبُ | he drinks | |
| تَشْرَبُ | she drinks | |
| نَشْرَبُ | we drink | |
| تَشْرَبونَ | you (pl) drink | |
| يَشْرَبونَ | they drink | |
| كَم الساعة؟ | what's the time? | |
| دَقيقة(دَقائِق) | minute | |
| نِصْف | half | |
| ثُلْث | third | |
| رُبْع | quarter | |
| كُلّ | every/all | |
| كُلّ يَوم | every day | |
| أُوتوبيس(ـات) | bus | |
| فَعَل/يَفْعَل | to do/to make | |
| وَجْه(وُجُوه) | (anatomy) face | "(anatomy) face; face, countenance; front, façade; watch dial; outside, exterior, surface". From the root و ج ه (w-j-h). Note verbal association with honor- وَجُهَ • (wajuha) I, non-past يَوْجُهُ (yawjuhu) "to be a man of distinction, to be notable" |
| دَرْس(دُرُوس) | lesson/class | |
| غُرفة الجُلوس | sitting room | |
| النادي | the club | |
| كُرة الريشة | badminton | "feather ball" |
| خارِج | outside (of) | |
| رِيشَة | feather | Also "quill; writing pen; brush; guitar pick; lancet; reed" |
| كُرة | ball | |
| مَعاً | together | Used on p. 223 |
| بيجاما | pyjamas | Used on p. 216 |
| إلا | except, save; unless; only, but, not until | From expression for "quarter to _", "twenty to _" (p. 213) |
| أَخِيرًا | finally, recently | From p. 216 |
| مَعًا | together | From p. 223 |
| طائرة | plane | In memrize but not in textbook |


The list toolbar component displays a toolbar for a SKY UX-themed list of data.
The list toolbar appears above a list of records. It contains actions to manipulate the contents of the list. Place frequently used actions directly in the toolbar, and place less-frequently used actions in a more actions menu. When multiple views of the list are available, the view switcher is docked on the right side of the toolbar.
For more information about how to arrange content in a list toolbar, see the toolbar UX guidelines.
If you use the toolbar with a grid view, you have two options to let users sort the list:
Don't use both sorting options on the same list because it can confuse users about which option is applied.


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1/2(100XP)
1(200XP)
2(450XP)
3(700XP)
4(1,100XP)
5(1,800)XP
6(2,300XP)
7(2,900XP)
8(3,900XP)
9(5,000XP)
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Monster Type
Aberration
Beast
Construct
Dragon
Elemental
Fey
Fiend
Giant
Humanoid
Monstrosity
NPC
Ooze
Plant
Swarm
Undead
Monster Search Results
Name
CR
XpValue
Page Number
Type
Encounter Builder
Average Party Level
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Aberation
Beast
Construct
Dragon
Elemental
Fey
Fiend
Giant
Humanoid
Monstrosity
NPC
Ooze
Plant
Swarm
Undead
Party Size
3 to 5
Less than 3
More than 5
Encounter XP Chart
Number of Monsters
Total Xp for Easy Encounter
Total Xp for Medium Encounter
Total Xp for Hard Encounter
Total Xp for Deadly Encounter
Encounter Results
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Type


A unit test calls a function and checks the result.
PASS ☑ FAIL ☒
2017 tests passed in 225ms ☑
1/2017 tests failed in 228ms ☒
James O Coplien (2014?)
t = time.then() assert self.job(t) == "@SNSystems #BRI"
t = time.now() assert self.job(t) == "@ClinithinkWales #BGN"
git commit -m "Implement feature"
git commit -m "Fix the unit tests"
git commit -m "Fix the unit tests (again!)"
Unit tests which are brittle, large, slow, perpetually broken (and subsequently ignored), or flaky set bad examples which can get replicated through an entire test suite like a virus. Poorly-written tests can actually be worse than no tests at all, leaving the impression that testing is a waste of time.
Mike Bland, Goto Fail, Heartbleed, and Unit Testing Culture
import random def test_sort(): xs = list(range(10)) random.shuffle(xs) xs.sort() assert all(a < b for a, b in zip(xs, xs[1:]))
def test_sort(): ins_outs = ( ([], []), ([1], [1]), ([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]), ([5, 4, 3, 2, 1], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]), ([4, 2, 1, 5, 3], [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]), ([6, 6, 6], [6, 6, 6])) for i, o in ins_outs: i.sort() assert i == o
Professor Sir Tony Hoare is right ✔
James O Coplien isn’t ✘
Donald Knuth is being serious!


Members
(constant) AMOUNT
Star Field Config
- Source:
(constant) dblPI
Stars.js
- License:
- MIT.
- Source:
stars
Let's make some stars
- Source:
Methods
countryDataMake(data) → {Array}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
data |
JSON |
Returns:
the extracted country list from the data set
- Type
- Array
main(res)
main function
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
res |
string | Stringified JSON response from XHR request |
Fires:
- event:render()
render(world_json, projection, svg, path)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
world_json |
string | Stringified JSON response from XHR request |
projection |
function | D3 function that handles the map projection |
svg |
object | D3 object that contains the drawn svg |
path |
function | D3 Geo Path Data Generator helper class for generating SVG Path instructions from GeoJSON data |
updateConnectArea()
Utility functions
- Source:


Here you can cutomize your own map & simulation.
Just choose amount of junctions to be formed in the map and desired amount of cars.
Then hit create button, and a customized simulation set is now ready for usage!


@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Target(value=METHOD)
public @interface Configuration
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String[] |
afterGroups
Deprecated.
The list of groups that this configuration method will run after.
|
boolean |
afterSuite
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run after all tests in this suite
have run.
|
boolean |
afterTest
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run after all every test.
|
boolean |
afterTestClass
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run after all the tests in the test
class have been run.
|
boolean |
afterTestMethod
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run after any test method is invoked.
|
boolean |
alwaysRun
Deprecated.
For before methods (beforeSuite, beforeTest, beforeTestClass and
beforeTestMethod, but not beforeGroups):
If set to true, this configuration method will be run
regardless of what groups it belongs to.
|
java.lang.String[] |
beforeGroups
Deprecated.
The list of groups that this configuration method will run before.
|
boolean |
beforeSuite
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run before this suite starts.
|
boolean |
beforeTest
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run before every test.
|
boolean |
beforeTestClass
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run after the test class is instantiated
and before the test method is invoked.
|
boolean |
beforeTestMethod
Deprecated.
If true, the annotated method will be run before any test method is invoked.
|
java.lang.String[] |
dependsOnGroups
Deprecated.
The list of groups this method depends on.
|
java.lang.String[] |
dependsOnMethods
Deprecated.
The list of methods this method depends on.
|
java.lang.String |
description
Deprecated.
The description for this method.
|
boolean |
enabled
Deprecated.
Whether methods on this class/method are enabled.
|
java.lang.String[] |
groups
Deprecated.
The list of groups this class/method belongs to.
|
boolean |
inheritGroups
Deprecated.
If true, this @Configuration method will belong to groups specified in the
@Test annotation on the class (if any).
|
java.lang.String[] |
parameters
Deprecated.
Use @Parameters
|
public abstract boolean beforeTestClass
public abstract boolean afterTestClass
public abstract boolean beforeTestMethod
public abstract boolean afterTestMethod
public abstract boolean beforeSuite
public abstract boolean afterSuite
public abstract boolean beforeTest
public abstract boolean afterTest
public abstract java.lang.String[] beforeGroups
public abstract java.lang.String[] afterGroups
@Deprecated public abstract java.lang.String[] parameters
public abstract boolean enabled
public abstract java.lang.String[] groups
public abstract java.lang.String[] dependsOnGroups
public abstract java.lang.String[] dependsOnMethods
public abstract boolean alwaysRun
public abstract boolean inheritGroups
public abstract java.lang.String description


State
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CA
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HI
MA
MD
NJ
NM
NV
NY
PA
SC
UT
Power Company
What's your average monthly electric bill?


JSS Business Incubator is India’s first Technology Based Incubator (TBI), started in 2000 with support from National Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB) & Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India. We have graduated over 100 start-ups and currently incubating over 30. In case you are in Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence +Machine Learning +Big Data or IOT space, we can enable your growth faster through our wide network of Industry mentors, enabled market access (providing qualified leads) and reputed angel and venture investors.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Carbon Footprint Calculator - Phnom Penh{% endblock %} {% block content %}
In the past 12 months, you emitted
tonnes of CO2.
If everyone lived like you, we would need {{ cal.planets|floatformat:1 }} planets.


Auto Mapper - powered by Venari
Auto Mapper Integrates Burp with Venari to deliver fully automatic login and site mapping to Burp users. AppSec testing is raised to a new level of efficiency by starting with a detailed map of site URLs.
The login is completely automatic in most cases and Session state is maintained throughout the scan.
Start with a point and shoot scan and then apply all of Burp's advanced techniques on the discovered content.
In parallel with discovery, the Auto Mapper extension finds DOM XSS, CSRF and broken authentication vulnerabilities.
This extension requires Venari Community Edition (or higher). Download Venari
Features
- Automatic login using only credential information
- Automatic site mapping via browser discovery and link spidering
- Easy customization of discovery scope in the free Venari Community Edition UI
- Easy customization of exploit rules in the free Venari Community Edition UI
- Manually record workflows as needed for advanced use cases. Examples:
- Create login workflows for cases where auto-login does not work
- Create account with user registration workflow
- Automatic XSS probing and fuzzing (reflected, DOM-based, stored)
- CSRF testing
- Broken session management testing
- Session ID unchanged after login
- Incomplete logout functionality
- Credentials stored in cookie
- Import Venari data
- Site map from a completed job
- All data from a completed job (site map and issues)
- Issues for an application (aggregated from all scan jobs)
Building the extension from GitHub source code
- Get the code from Auto Mapper GitHub repository
- Install JDK version 8 or greater
- Install Gradle
- Run the command below:
gradle fatJar
- The jar file will be written to the build/libs folder
Usage
- The Auto Mapper extension requires Venari Community edition to be running on the same computer as Burp. Venari CE is cross-platform and can be downloaded for free.
- Download Venari Community Edition install it and run it.
- Create a named application for a web site under test and provide login credentials (if applicable) using the Venari UI.
- In the right click context menu in Burp, click 'Start Venari Scan' and select the application name created above.
- Watch the target tab to see the sitemap details populated in real time. Issues will show up as they are found.
Tutorials
Venari CE Quick Start Guide
Auto Mapper Quick Start Video
Auto Mapper Quick Start Article
Support and Feature Requests
Support and Feature Requests


I am currently serving as a Tutor at AIMS Cameroon, with particular attention to Data Science. I completed master’s degree in Machine Intelligence from African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, AIMS Ghana. Prior to joining AIMS Ghana, I completed my master's degree in Mathematical Science from the Stellenbosch University, South Africa. I obtained my bachelor degree in Applied Mathematics at the University of Kinshasa, DR Congo. I have supported the establishment of the Women in Machine Learning and Data Science Kinshasa chapter, where Machine Learning skills are being passed on to young girls to simulate their interest in STEM.
| - Machine Learning | - Teaching Assistant, AIMS Cameroon | South West Region, | ,
| - Deep Learning | - Teaching Assistant, UNIKIN | Crystal garden, |
| - Computer Vision | - Internship at MKF Consulting | AIMS- Cameroon, |
| - Financial Mathematics | - Internship at Central Bank of Congo | Limbe, Cameroon |
Master Thesis: Pricing American Option using Least Squares Monte Carlo method.
Supervisor: Prof Philip Mashele
Final project : Système Bonus-Malus applicable par les compagnies d'assurance automobile en RDC.
Supervisor: Prof. Leonard Manya(+).
"Machine Learning with Python" an online course authorized by IBM and offered through Coursera . My certificate here 😍.
Zindi Competition : "Expresso Churn Prediction Challenge” Certificate of participation.
Zindi Competition : "Financial Resilience Challenge” Certificate of participation.
No matter the challenge.Get up, dress up, show up and NEVER GIVE UP!!
Great success comes from great personal sacrifices
Happy International Women's Day to all AIMS Ghana female students, Tutors and Staff ! I shared my quote for #IDW2020.

Berthine Nyunga
Mathematics is everywhere in the organization of the civilization: it helps designing electoral system that better represente the pepol's will
. my quote here. 😍
It was a pleasure to share my journey in data science and working in internships with the 10 Academy students. Click here to see my presentation. 😍
My interview with Afrik.com about my journey as a Mathematician and Machine Learning researcher Click here to read the article.
My interview with Next Einstein.org about my journey as a AIMS Alumna and MasterCard Scholard Click here to read the article.
It has been an honour to be among the 20 portraits of young African talents in the cio-mag magazine on #Youth, #Entrepreneurship and #Innovation. Click here to read the article.


Reports invalid usages of type hints.
Example:
from typing import TypeVar
T0 = TypeVar('T1') # Argument of 'TypeVar' must be 'T0'
def b(p: int) -> int: # Type specified both in a comment and annotation
# type: (int) -> int
pass
def c(p1, p2): # Type signature has too many arguments
# type: (int) -> int
pass
Available quick-fixes offer various actions. You can rename, remove, or move problematic elements. You can also manually modify type declarations to ensure no warning is shown.


Brighton v Leicester City: match preview
by Guardian StaffBrighton will be without their captain, Lewis Dunk, for the match against Leicester. The centre-back serves a one-match ban after receiving five yellow cards. Adam Webster, who should be fit after an ankle injury, could replace Dunk in the side and will be tasked with containing Jamie Vardy. Brighton’s manager, Graham Potter, described the Leicester striker as ‘a top centre-forward, who does not need too many chances to score’ but his side have won their last three home games and so should be full of confidence. His counterpart at Leicester, Brendan Rodgers, believes the recent international break will not interupt the form of his side – they have won five out of six in all competitions. “I think it is important when players come back from international duty to press the reset button again,” he said. Rich Flower
Saturday 3pm
Venue Amex Stadium
Last season Brighton 1 Leicester 1
Referee Mike Dean
This season G10 Y48 R2 5 cards/game
Odds H 3-1 A Evens D 27-10
BRIGHTON
Subs from Button, Steele, Bong, Bissouma, Balogun, Jahanbakhsh, Murray, Mooy, March, Schelotto, Baluta
Doubtful Trossard (ankle), Webster (ankle)
Injured Bernardo (knee, 30 Nov), Connolly (groin, 30 Nov), Izquierdo (knee, unknown)
Suspended Dunk (one match)
Discipline Y18 R2
Form LWLWWL
Leading scorer Maupay 4
LEICESTER
Subs from Jakupovic, Ward, Justin, Morgan, Choudhury, Fuchs, Albrighton, Praet, Iheanacho, Gray, Benkovic, Amartey, Mendy
Doubtful Evans (illness)
Injured James (calf, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y12 R0
Form WLWWWW
Leading scorer Vardy 11


Inspired by its prime location, ‘HAVRE’, French for ‘haven’, exudes an aura of serenity lets one bask in the wonders of nature and soothe their weary bodies without worry, disturbance and prolonged travel – perfectly embodying an exclusive sanctuary set in the midst of a cacophonous metropolitan landscape
Gently hidden within the blossoming Bukit Jalil, THE HAVRE is a utopic 2-block condominium that seamlessly melds mythical Greek and Babylonian elements with extraordinary architectural form.
Bask in the sunlit majesty of the Icarus lobby as you enter THE HAVRE, and let wisdom, self-expression and serenity flourish as you immerse yourself in the culmination of Greek, Babylonian and contemporary architectural design.
Experience an exclusive sanctuary set in the midst of a bustling metropolitan landscape, cocooned by lush greenery reminiscent of the Hanging Gardens of Babylonia.
Soothe your weary soul with a breezy stroll across the serene Odyssey recreational trek; find serenity in a soothing cup of tea by the tranquil waterfalls within THE HAVRE; or challenge your very limits at Elevated Infinite Jogging Track. Standing out from all of these is the highest Link Bridge Gymnasium that release your endorphins towards a fitter and healthier lifestyle.
Under THE HAVRE’s very own security detail and CCTV system, you and your loved ones may live, explore, and luxuriate in transcendental peace.
List of Faclities:Podium(level6)Ideally situated on the fringe of the city, THE HAVRE at Bukit Jalil is where exclusivity and accessibility meet. Journey great distances to and from home without worry and trouble, as THE HAVRE is located within a gentle arm’s reach from the Bukit Jalil Highway and the Shah Alam Highway, and is just a light 600m away from the Muhibbah LRT station.
Luxuriate to your heart’s content without the plague of distant travel, as THE HAVRE is fitted with a covered walkway, dedicated to residents of THE HAVRE, that connects to a megamall as well as an LRT station.
Amenities


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