Callbacks¶
callbacks provides samilar API compared with Keras. We can have more control on our training process through callbacks.
from torchtools.callbacks import StepLR, ReduceLROnPlateau, TensorBoardLogger
scheduler = StepLR(optimizer, 1, gamma=0.95)
reduce_lr = ReduceLROnPlateau(optimizer, 'val_loss', factor=0.3, patience=3)
logger = TensorBoardLogger(comment=name)
...
trainer.register_hooks([scheduler, reduce_lr, logger])
ModelCheckPoint¶
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class
callbacks.checkpoint.
ModelCheckPoint
(save_dir=None, fname='{arch}_{epochs:05d}_{val_loss:.2f}.pt', monitor='val_loss', mode='auto', period=1, save_best_only=True)[source]¶ Callback that saves model checkpoint.
This callback will save current training state to save_dir/fname.
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__init__
(save_dir=None, fname='{arch}_{epochs:05d}_{val_loss:.2f}.pt', monitor='val_loss', mode='auto', period=1, save_best_only=True)[source]¶ Initialization for ModelCheckPoint.
Parameters: - save_dir (str) – Path to save checkpoint. Default: ‘checkpoints’.
- fname (str) – Filename to save checkpoint, Default: ‘{arch}_{epochs:05d}_{val_loss:.2f}.pt’.
- monitor (str) – Value to be monitored. Default: ‘val_loss’.
- mode (str) – One of ‘max’, ‘min’ and ‘auto’. Default: ‘auto’. If save_best_only is True, this will decide whether a better result has been gotten. For ‘acc’ and ‘val_acc’, mode should be ‘max’, for ‘loss’ and ‘val_loss’, mode should be ‘min’, if ‘auto’, the ‘max’ or ‘min’ will be inferred from monitor.
- period (int) – How often to save checkpoints. Default: 1.
- save_best_only (bool) – If True, Only the best model will be saved, otherwise the model will be saved every period. Default: True.
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CSVLogger¶
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class
callbacks.csvlogger.
CSVLogger
(log_dir=None, comment='', separator=', ', keys=None, header=True, timestamp=True, datetime_fmt=None)[source]¶ Callback that logs epoch results to a CSV file.
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__init__
(log_dir=None, comment='', separator=', ', keys=None, header=True, timestamp=True, datetime_fmt=None)[source]¶ Initialization for CSVLogger.
Parameters: - log_dir (str) – Path to save csv file, Default: ‘logs/{fmt_datetime}_{hostname}{comment}’.
- comment (str) – Comment that appends to the log_dir. Default: ‘’.
- separator (str) – Character used to separate elements in CSV file. Default: ‘,’.
- keys (list or tuple) – Values should be logged. Default: None.
- header (bool) – Whether to include header in CSV file. Default: True.
- timestamp (bool) – Whether to include timestamp for every row. Default: True.
- datetime_fmt (str) – String used to format datetime timestamp. Default: None.
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EarlyStopping¶
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class
callbacks.early_stopping.
EarlyStopping
(monitor='val_loss', mode='auto', patience=0)[source]¶ Callback that stops training if monitor value has stopped improving.
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__init__
(monitor='val_loss', mode='auto', patience=0)[source]¶ Initialization for EarlyStopping.
Parameters: - monitor (str) – Value to be monitored, Default: ‘val_loss’.
- mode (str) – One of ‘max’, ‘min’ and ‘auto’, default ‘auto’. In ‘max’ mode, training will be stopped if monitor value stopped increasing. In ‘min’ mode, training will be stopped if monitor value stopped decreasing. In ‘auto’ mode, the true mode will be decided by the name of monitor value, Default: ‘auto’.
- patience (int) – Number of epochs with no improvement on monitor value which the training will be stopped, Default: 0.
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LambdaLR¶
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class
callbacks.lr_scheduler.
LambdaLR
(optimizer, lr_lambda, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Callback that sets the learning rate with a function.
Sets the learning rate of each parameter group to the initial lr times a given function.
This callback is a wrapper for PyTorch lr_schedulers.
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__init__
(optimizer, lr_lambda, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initialization for LambdaLR.
Parameters: - optimizer (torch.optim.Optimizer) – Optimizer for the training net.
- lr_lambda (function or list) – A function which computes a multiplicative factor given an integer parameter epoch, or a list of such functions, one for each group in optimizer.param_groups.
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StepLR¶
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class
callbacks.lr_scheduler.
StepLR
(optimizer, step_size, gamma=0.1, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Callback that sets the learning rate with a decay rate.
Sets the learning rate of each parameter group to the initial lr decayed by gamma every step_size epochs.
This callback is a wrapper for PyTorch lr_schedulers.
MultiStepLR¶
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class
callbacks.lr_scheduler.
MultiStepLR
(optimizer, milestones, gamma=0.1, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Callback that sets the learning rate with epoch milestones.
Set the learning rate of each parameter group to the initial lr decayed by gamma once the number of epoch reaches one of the milestones.
This callback is a wrapper for PyTorch lr_schedulers.
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__init__
(optimizer, milestones, gamma=0.1, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initialization for MultiStepLR.
Parameters: - optimizer (torch.optim.Optimizer) – Optimizer for the training net.
- milestones (list) – List of epoch indices. Must be increasing.
- gamma (float) – Multiplicative factor of learning rate decay. Default: 0.1.
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ExponentialLR¶
ReduceLROnPlateau¶
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class
callbacks.lr_scheduler.
ReduceLROnPlateau
(optimizer, monitor, mode='min', factor=0.1, patience=10, threshold=0.0001, threshold_mode='rel', cooldown=0, min_lr=0, eps=1e-08, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Callback that reduces the learning rate if monitor value stop improving.
Reduce learning rate when a metric has stopped improving. Models often benefit from reducing the learning rate by a factor of 2-10 once learning stagnates. This callback reads a monitor value and if no improvement is seen for a patience number of epochs, the learning rate is reduced.
This callback is a wrapper for PyTorch lr_schedulers.
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__init__
(optimizer, monitor, mode='min', factor=0.1, patience=10, threshold=0.0001, threshold_mode='rel', cooldown=0, min_lr=0, eps=1e-08, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initialization for ReduceLROnPlateau.
Parameters: - optimizer (torch.optim.Optimizer) – Optimizer for the training net.
- monitor (str) – Value to be monitored. Default: val_loss.
- mode (str) – One of max, min. For acc and val_acc, mode should be max, for loss and val_loss, mode should be min. Default: ‘min’
- factor (float) – Factor by which the learning rate will be reduced. new_lr = lr * factor. Default: 0.1.
- patience (int) – Number of epochs with no improvement after which learning rate will be reduced. Default: 10.
- threshold (float) – Threshold for measuring the new optimum, to only focus on significant changes. Default: 1e-4.
- threshold_mode (str) – One of ‘rel’, ‘abs’. In ‘rel’ mode, dynamic_threshold = best * ( 1 + threshold ) in ‘max’ mode or best * ( 1 - threshold ) in ‘min’ mode. In abs mode, dynamic_threshold = best + threshold in max mode or best - threshold in min mode. Default: ‘rel’,
- cooldown (int) – Number of epochs to wait before resuming normal operation after lr has been reduced. Default: 0.
- min_lr (float or list) – A scalar or a list of scalars. A lower bound on the learning rate of all param groups or each group respectively. Default: 0.
- eps (float) – Minimal decay applied to lr. If the difference between new and old lr is smaller than eps, the update is ignored. Default: 1e-8.
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TensorBoardLogger¶
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class
callbacks.tensorboard_logger.
TensorBoardLogger
(log_dir=None, comment='', ignores=None, log_model_graph=False, log_param_interval=0, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Callback that logs epoch results to a TensorBoard file.
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__init__
(log_dir=None, comment='', ignores=None, log_model_graph=False, log_param_interval=0, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initialization for TensorBoardLogger.
Parameters: - log_dir (str) – Path to save tensorboard file, Default: ‘runs/{fmt_datetime}_{hostname}{comment}’.
- comment (str) – Comment that appends to the log_dir. Default: ‘’.
- ignores (list) – A list of names will be not logged. Default: None.
- log_model_graph (bool) – Whether to save model graph definition. Default: False.
- log_param_interlval (int) – Number of epochs between logging parameters histogram. Default: 0(No log).
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Ryan Tomayko complains about an article calling Ruby web development "strange and unprofessional".
"Strange and unprofessional" -- hold that up as a compliment! It's just another way of saying "imaginative and alive".  Let's all say to together!
I've been having a lot of fun with the ChiPy lately, we've got a pretty good group going. There's actually a number of us using Python in our jobs, but the group isn't professional. Those of us who use it in our jobs do so because we have autonomy, and there's not much difference between that and the hobbyists, because either way we enjoy what we're doing. It's fun because it's not professional. Java groups are professional and they are booooring.
Professionalism is a facade that allows you to build working relationships. But we can base our relationships on better things than professionalism:
Respect for the people you work with, including your customers. Maybe you don't agree with them, maybe you don't consider them peers in some of the things you do, but you appreciate something about them. That something is what you build a relationship on, and you try to avoid the other stuff.
Empathy for the people you work with. Sympathy (to contrast) implies a value judgement, an emotional response, but empathy is really just a rational response. Empathy means you work to understand their perspective and desires.
A conscious acknowledgement and appreciation of the institution that brings you together. When we are part of a decision-making process for an institution (including the ad hoc decisions we make during our working day) we must make those decisions as representatives of the institution.
However, there is an opposite extreme, where the decision-maker ignores the individuals that make up the institution, include ignoring self. I can make decisions that I personally object to, like the use of proprietary software in some circumstances. However, I shouldn't deny that at the same time, I will still object to the very decision I am making, and that objection will have real consequences in my own work. I can become disinvested in my own decisions -- a peculiar and dangerous circumstance. I should accept that my self-investment is not absolute even when I am responsible for making a decision, and that in turn effects the institution. Isolated criteria (like the profit motive) are incomplete and inaccurate. Professionalism can be a way of isolating ourselves from our personal motivations.
Courtesy and etiquette are still important. They are symbolic, but they symbolic of an underlying respect,
OK, I'm just making this up as I go along. But I think there's a lot of alternative models to professionalism.
>Woohoo, to hell with the enterprise! Let's all say to together!

No, but seriously...  I've been sitting around for years waiting for dynamic languages to gain acceptance in the enterprise. I figured it takes even the best technology a little time before it's going to be integrated into the status quo. But I'm beginning to think that the only thing standing in the way is dynamic-languages-are-scary-and-unprofessional FUD. "It's okay to play around in Ruby and Python for your guest-book thing, just don't try to bring it into my enterprise where we do real work!" I sometimes wonder if this kind of attitude is really just the Politics Oriented Software Developers preserving their right to a chaotic work environment:
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2005/1/28/32622/4244
If you can't beat 'em, bitch and moan about the rules. ;)
While I totally agree with both of you on your views of 'enterprise' applications (10 years working for a govt. dept. will do that to you), I do think Ryan is being completely unfair to the original article.
"[C]hoosing another Web framework can seem strange or unprofessional. However, there are many viable alternatives on the market." (emphasis mine)
Dropping the context does make his initial statement seem declarative in a way that clearly wasn't intended. To stop after the very first line of an article that goes on to show the power of a specific dynamic language, just to criticise that introduction, almost makes it look like you were waiting for this fight. He's not aiming this article at people who are already utilising Python, Ruby et.al, he's very clearly addressing it to those for whom J2EE development is the be-all-end-all.

Clearly the author sees direct value in using Ruby, so it's possible he might even agree with you, otherwise he'd be spending his time on Java articles. This wasn't "grandstanding", this was writing to an audience. The last thing we need is for Java developers to see the "other camps" get all pissy about an out-of-context remark. Let's choose our battles with a bit more care.
# Alex Dante
You're being too generous here. Even without the context, the use of the word "seem" in the quoted sentence is fairly clear. If I were a cynic I might conclude that Ruby programmers were passionate but sloppy.
# Bob David
I do think Ryan is being completely unfair to the original article.
Oh, I wouldn't take it that far. I think he was just bothered that the author of the article felt a need to apologize for a productive, dynamic, less-formal language. Ryan's point, I think, is that in fact these less-formal languages aren't just theoretically superior, they are demonstrably superior; formalist languages are full of hype, but when you look at the real software that we use (in the case of the web, indirectly) it's not Java, and Java doesn't deserve to be some gold standard for technology comparisons. Even by "professional" standards (which as joeg pointed out, don't actually exist) Java doesn't deserve particular authority compared to other traditional systems like Perl or PHP. And Ruby is not strange at all compared to Perl or PHP.
None of this was really the point of my article -- I just used his post as a starting point to continue some other thoughts I'd been having.
Professional, to computer people, is doing exactly what the rest of the herd is doing. No more, no less. Whatever the current fad is, you MUST follow it.# anonymous
Years ago there was an article where a judge declared that programmers were not professionals. If I remember correctly, a architecture company was trying to sue a software company because a bug in their software had negatively affected a project they were working on. According to the judge, they couldn't sue the programmers because there was no universally accepted professional standards. Unlike engineering or accounting, there were no certifications that could be used to judge the output therefore they could not be sued for failure to meet those standards. The jist of the article was that programmers were more akin to craftsmen or artisans than to professionals. The judge was talking about the defintion in a legal context - not in it's common usage.
I think it's been over a decade since that article came out. Maybe things have changed since then but I haven't referred to myself as a professional since then.
Sorry, but i guess that hasn't changed a bit. Not even J2EE professionals are the same level as a engineer. ;)
Software engineering... yeah, right! It's one thing to build stuff out of concrete things. It's another thing entirely to build abstract stuff atop hundreds of layers of other abstract stuff, all running atop a real concrete thing which is itself error prone and subject to failures due to minimal variations in its phisical conditions...
# rmalafaia
While this rant-fest is in progress, gonna take out all the stops. Let's face it - all platforms for web development suck. Period. But for different reasons.
Many of the dynamically typed offerings show amazing promise... but don't look too closely. What's missing is that final 20% for those "exceptional use cases" which only a paid programmer will deliver e.g. unicode support for PHP - who in their right mind would volunteer?
 Technologies where that final 20% has been done (by someone who got paid) but have a general track record, when it comes to application programming, for delivering way over time if at all.
Today, every time I see someone put "dynamically typed" and "enterprise" in the same block of text, between the lines I'm reading "give us some real money and we'll really show you something". That seems to be the chicken and the egg of a remark like "strange and unprofessional". Of course it's strange and unprofessional! No one has fronted the bucks to package it for "enterprise fingers".
What's strangest of all, to me, is there still seems to be no real sign of any of the big software houses really getting behind a dynamically typed language. Sure there's concessions like IronPython, JSR 223 and the article in question but when did you last hear IBM touting "Websphere with Python, Perl, Ruby and PHP support"? It's tempting to suggest some kind of conspiracy (e.g. strongly typed sells IDEs) but far more likely is simple human falacy like the sales folk have got too used to talking to managers instead of developers.
The tradegy in all this comes by way of personal analogy. Where I work (best left un-named) we have a number of trainee software developers who are still studying while working for us part-time. The brightest of the bunch, who has all the hallmarks of an excellent developer, recently told me, based on his "enterprise experience", that he won't be going into IT when he's finished his studies. He doesn't know what he's going to do instead but definately not IT. That's a huge waste, and not only of his time.
Enough already.
"What's strangest of all, to me, is there still seems to be no real sign of any of the big software houses really getting behind a dynamically typed language. Sure there's concessions like IronPython, JSR 223 and the article in question but when did you last hear IBM touting "Websphere with Python, Perl, Ruby and PHP support"? It's tempting to suggest some kind of conspiracy (e.g. strongly typed sells IDEs) but far more likely is simple human falacy like the sales folk have got too used to talking to managers instead of developers."
So, if these big corps need to support their legacy systems, and to support everything that they need they go to great lengths of even opening their own universities, how would they want to change everything in the name of "improved productivity", as it was a goal at all. They want to simplify what they need to support, while maintaining their status quo. That's why a language like Java which can be run everywhere is important. Train someone in it on a Windows machine and he could be used to maintain something in big irons. This big ball of mud won't stop getting bigger and bigger. More systems, more softwares, more people trained.
Why is that that when someone is not "professional" he feels compelled to use alternatives to what is used by the professionals? What if someone has been a professional for a decade and then decides to step aside and become something else? Maybe he forgot what a professional should use?
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I'm a Ruby proponent, BTW.
> What's strangest of all, to me, is there still seems to be no real sign of any of the big software houses really getting behind a dynamically typed language.
Sun Microsystems: tcl. IBM: REXX and VisualAge Smalltalk. Microsoft: Visual Basic. The fact that Sun changed its mind about tcl doesn't mean it didn't happen. (I'm not sure IBM could be said to have a mind to change.) Ah, but these weren't the dynamically typed languages you were looking for.
# Bob David
Large software houses will support dynamic languages as soon as they figure out how to tools for them to large enterprise customers.# Dan
"Ah, but these weren't the dynamically typed languages you were looking for."
That's always the problem with ranting and IT. Usually turns out the thing you were ranting about is based on personal false premises. Perhaps should re-word "What surprises me is the BigCo isn't focused on fulfilling my, and only my, needs..." ;)
And it seems I can eat my own words (and do so happily);
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-5589559.html "Big Blue backs PHP for Web development"
Although that's PHP specific the statements that stand out (given this is position-defining PR);
Rod Smith, IBM's vice president of emerging technology:
"We've got ideas for improving things
[...]
the simplicity of PHP is one of its greatest assets
[...]
We're in a better position to look at a language that fits people's background and what they want to accomplish, rather than saying everything has to be written in one particular language that scales from easy-to-use to high-performance systems"


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public class TitledBorder
A class which implements an arbitrary border with the addition of a String title in a specified position and justification.
If the border, font, or color property values are not specified in the constuctor or by invoking the appropriate set methods, the property values will be defined by the current look and feel, using the following property names in the Defaults Table:
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static int |
ABOVE_BOTTOM
Position the title above the border's bottom line. |
static int |
ABOVE_TOP
Position the title above the border's top line. |
static int |
BELOW_BOTTOM
Position the title below the border's bottom line. |
static int |
BELOW_TOP
Position the title below the border's top line. |
protected Border |
border
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static int |
BOTTOM
Position the title in the middle of the border's bottom line. |
static int |
CENTER
Position title text in the center of the border line. |
static int |
DEFAULT_JUSTIFICATION
Use the default justification for the title text. |
static int |
DEFAULT_POSITION
Use the default vertical orientation for the title text. |
protected static int |
EDGE_SPACING
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static int |
LEADING
Position title text at the left side of the border line for left to right orientation, at the right side of the border line for right to left orientation. |
static int |
LEFT
Position title text at the left side of the border line. |
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RIGHT
Position title text at the right side of the border line. |
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TOP
Position the title in the middle of the border's top line. |
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TRAILING
Position title text at the right side of the border line for left to right orientation, at the left side of the border line for right to left orientation. |
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TitledBorder(Border border)
Creates a TitledBorder instance with the specified border and an empty title. |
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Creates a TitledBorder instance with the specified border and title. |
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Creates a TitledBorder instance with the specified border, title, title-justification, and title-position. |
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Creates a TitledBorder instance with the specified border, title, title-justification, title-position, and title-font. |
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int titlePosition,
Font titleFont,
Color titleColor)
Creates a TitledBorder instance with the specified border, title, title-justification, title-position, title-font, and title-color. |
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Creates a TitledBorder instance. |
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Returns the border of the titled border. |
Insets |
getBorderInsets(Component c)
Returns the insets of the border. |
Insets |
getBorderInsets(Component c,
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Reinitialize the insets parameter with this Border's current Insets. |
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Returns the minimum dimensions this border requires in order to fully display the border and title. |
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Returns the title of the titled border. |
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Returns the title-color of the titled border. |
Font |
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Returns the title-font of the titled border. |
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getTitleJustification()
Returns the title-justification of the titled border. |
int |
getTitlePosition()
Returns the title-position of the titled border. |
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Returns whether or not the border is opaque. |
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Graphics g,
int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Paints the border for the specified component with the specified position and size. |
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Sets the border of the titled border. |
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Sets the title of the titled border. |
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Sets the title-color of the titled border. |
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setTitleFont(Font titleFont)
Sets the title-font of the titled border. |
void |
setTitleJustification(int titleJustification)
Sets the title-justification of the titled border. |
void |
setTitlePosition(int titlePosition)
Sets the title-position of the titled border. |
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protected int titleJustification
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public static final int TOP
public static final int BELOW_TOP
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public static final int BOTTOM
public static final int BELOW_BOTTOM
public static final int DEFAULT_JUSTIFICATION
public static final int LEFT
public static final int CENTER
public static final int RIGHT
public static final int LEADING
public static final int TRAILING
protected static final int EDGE_SPACING
protected static final int TEXT_SPACING
protected static final int TEXT_INSET_H
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public TitledBorder(String title)
title
- the title the border should displaypublic TitledBorder(Border border)
border
- the borderpublic TitledBorder(Border border, String title)
border
- the bordertitle
- the title the border should displaypublic TitledBorder(Border border, String title, int titleJustification, int titlePosition)
border
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- the justification for the titletitlePosition
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border
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- the title the border should displaytitleJustification
- the justification for the titletitlePosition
- the position for the titletitleFont
- the font for rendering the titlepublic TitledBorder(Border border, String title, int titleJustification, int titlePosition, Font titleFont, Color titleColor)
border
- the bordertitle
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- the justification for the titletitlePosition
- the position for the titletitleFont
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public void paintBorder(Component c, Graphics g, int x, int y, int width, int height)
paintBorder
in interface Border
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- the paint graphicsx
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The problem statement for this question is pretty terse. Let’s break it down. It’s asking us to find the maximum sum of some contiguous subarray of the input array. The input array can contain both positive and negative integers.
Let’s start simple. The problem statement says the array can contain both positive and negative values. Let’s initially loosen the constraints and just assume that our arrays can only contain positive integers. In that case, the largest contiguous sum of any array is just going to be the sum of all the elements in the array, since they’re all positive!
Ok, what about if our array only contains negative values? What’s the largest contiguous sum in that case? Say we have something like this:
[-9, -18, -3, -99, -70, -1, -15]
The largest contiguous sum is going to be one largest negative value, since every number is negative and we’re looking for the largest sum. So with this example, we would need to return just -1, which is the single largest value in the entire array.
Ok, with that in mind, let’s look at an example array that contains both positive and negative values:
[3, -10, 4]
When we had an array of just positive integers, we summed every value in the array. When we had an array of just negative integers, we picked the largest negative value. Let’s try both of those strategies with this array that contains both positive and negative values.
The total sum of the entire array is 3 + (-10) + 4 which is -3. The single largest value of this array is 4. So in this case, our answer would be 4. But why? What was it about the elements in this example array that prompted us to end up picking the single largest value over the sum of the entire array? Well, that was because we saw that the overall sum of the entire array yielded a negative value.
That’s a bit of handy insight, but it doesn’t seem like we have enough
information yet to come up with an algorithm to solve the problem. So
let’s continue evaluating some more examples. Let’s take one of the
example input arrays: [2, 3, -8, -1, 2, 4, -2, 3]
. Summing
the entire array gives us a total sum of 3. Picking the largest single
value from the array gives us 4. But we’re told that the expected answer
for this input array is 7, which is a result of summing up the elements in
the subarray [2, 4, -2, 3]
, the last 4 elements in the array.
How are we supposed to know to sum up that particular subarray?
Let’s try this: let’s see what the sum at every step of the array is as we sum up each element in the array one-by-one. If we do that we’ll get the following:
[2, 3, -8, -1, 2, 4, -2, 3]
2 5 -3 -4 -2 2 0 3
That doesn’t seem to help us much. There sure seem to be a lot of negative sums. Do we want to take those into account? Are they important? After all, we’re looking for the largest sum, and negative sums don’t contribute to that.
What if we traversed the array, summing up every value as we walk the array, but then if we see a negative sum, just throw it and start summing again from scratch? Remember, we’re only looking for sums of contiguous subarrays after all, so we don’t need to go jumping around the array to try to find the largest sum; all the values that we’re summing have to be adjacent to one another.
If we apply this idea to the same array, we have the following:
[2, 3, -8, -1, 2, 4, -2, 3]
2 5 0 0 2 6 4 7
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these sums are 0 since they'll yield negative sums
Hey! We got the expected output of 7 when we applied this idea to the given array. Let’s check to make sure that this works with other arrays that have positive and negative values.
[3, -10, 4]
3 0 4
So far so good. Let’s try a larger array:
[3, 5, -9, 1, 3, -2, 3, 4, 7, 2, -9, 6, 3, 1, -5, 4]
3 8 0 1 4 2 5 9 16 18 9 15 18 19 14 18
The expected output for this array is 19, which we do get when we apply our idea to this array. Ok, so from all these sums, how do we pick the largest? To do that, we can use a variable that will keep track of the largest sum we’ve seen so far and update it if we see a larger sum.
So the idea for our algorithm now is to walk along the input array,
updating a current_sum
variable. If
current_sum
exceeds the max_sum
variable, then
we’ll update the max_sum
variable with the value of
current_sum
. If we ever see that our
current_sum
value is negative, then we’ll set
current_sum
to 0 and continue traversing the array:
def largest_contiguous_sum(arr):
# variable to keep track of the largest sum
max_sum = -Infinity
# variable to keep track of the current sum
current_sum = 0
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for x in arr:
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current_sum += x
# check to see if our current_sum is larger
# than the max_sum
max_sum = max(max_sum, current_sum)
# if our current_sum is a negative value
# reset it to 0
if current_sum < 0:
current_sum = 0
# return the max_sum
return max_sum
The beautiful thing about this algorithm that we just derived (it has a name by the way, it’s called Kadane’s Algorithm), is that it only requires a single pass through the input array and doesn’t require allocating any extra memory. So the rumtime is O(n) and the space complexity is O(1).
Is this the best we can do? Well, if we think about it, there’s no way we can solve this problem without inspecting every element at least once, since we’re looking to find the maximum contigous sum. We can only be sure that we’ve found the maximum sum after we’ve inspected every value at least once. So, it would seem our solution is optimal!


In this post I will continue with the Apache Camel integration testing scenario that we have worked on in part one and part two of this series. This time we focus on exception handling in Camel routes. First of all let’s add exception handling to our Camel route.
Camel supports exception handling on specific exception types. The onException route logic is executed when the defined exception type was raised during message processing. In the sample route we call a separate Seda endpoint seda:errors for further exception handling. The challenge for our test scenario is obvious. We need to force this error handling and we need to make sure that the Seda endpoint seda:errors has been called accordingly.
Let’s add the error handling endpoint to the Citrus Spring bean configuration.
The static endpoint definition is not mandatory as Citrus is also able to work with dynamic endpoints. In our case the dynamic endpoint for consuming messages on the seda:errors endpoint would simply be camel:sync:seda:errors. The decision which kind of endpoint someone should use depends on how much the endpoint could be reused throughout multiple test scenarios. Of course static endpoints are highly reusable in different test cases. On the downside we have to manage the additional configuration burden. In this post I will use the static endpoint that is injected to the test case via Spring’s autowiring mechanism. Let’s write the integration test.
The magic happens when Citrus sends back a synchronous response on the seda:sayHello endpoint which is done right after the sleep action in our sample test. Instead of responding with a usual plain text message we add special header values citrus_camel_exchange_exception and citrus_camel_exchange_exception_message.
These special Citrus headers instruct the Citrus Camel endpoint to raise an exception. We are able to specify the exception type as well as the exception message. As a result the Citrus endpoint raises the exception on the Camel exchange which should force the exception handling in our Camel route.
The route onException block in our example should send the error to the seda:errors endpoint. So let’s consume this message in a next test step.
With this receive action on the error endpoint we intend to validate that the exception handling was done as expected. We are able to check the error message payload and in addition to that we have access to the Camel internal message headers that indicate the exception handling. Both message payload and message headers are compared to expected values in Citrus.
As a next test step we should provide a proper response message that is used as fallback response. The response is sent back as synchronous response on the seda:errors endpoint saying Hello after error!. The Camel onException block and in detail the default Camel error handler will use this message as final result of the route logic. So finally in our test we can receive the fallback response message as result of our initial direct direct:hello request.
This completes this simple test scenario. We raised an exception and forced the Camel route to perform proper exception handling. With the Citrus endpoints in duty we received the error message and provided a fallback response message which is used as final result of the Camel route.
Error handling in message based enterprise integration scenarios is complex. We need to deal with delivery timeouts, retry strategies and proper transaction handling. This post only showed the top of the iceberg but I hope you got the idea of how to set up automated integration tests with Apache Camel routes. The Citrus framework is focused on providing real message endpoints no matter of what kind or nature (Http, JMS, REST, SOAP, Ftp, XML, JSON, Seda and so on). What we get is automated integration testing with real messages being exchanged on different transports and endpoints.


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CHOCOLAT A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: To a straight-laced French village comes a woman with the message that life is to be enjoyed and not simply endured. The woman opens a chocolate shop and sows the seeds of a belief in human potential laced with a little self-indulgence. With five Academy Award nominations, this American film set in France is more a parable than a realistic story and it is a theme that director Lasse Hallstrom has visited before. But the film is itself, like the chocolates it shows, a pleasure. Rating: 7 (0 to 10), low +2 (-4 to +4)
Lasse Hallstrom's new film is a parable about believing in oneself and even more on getting a little joy from life.  But its message is disarming and sweetened with tempting visions of chocolate that seduce the viewer. But it is getting a following in a time when so many of the popular films are pushing nihilism and showing violence.
In a little French village life is painted like the village itself in tones of brown and gray. Everyone knows his place and knows exactly what is expected of him. Those who forget their responsibilities are quickly reminded. Pleasure is for the most part to be deferred for the next life. Instead life is piety and submission. But in 1959, as Lent is approaching, a mysterious woman Vianne (Juliette Binoche) arrives in town with her daughter and in the shadow of the church at the beginning of Lent sets up a chocolate shop. Vianne is immediately countered by the forces of convention and of self-denial. These forces are marshalled and lead by the town's mayor the Comte de Reynard (fine comic actor Alfred Molina). Slyly Reynard affirms his number-one position by turning the townspeople against Vianne and the change she is bringing. He and Vianne are poles apart and the little French town is figuratively and nearly literally not big enough for the two of them.
At the same time some who are lower in the town's pecking order are giving in to the temptations of self-indulgence and even breaking from their established places. The respectable people of the town side with the mayor, but the marginal people, those who normally get swept aside, become friends with Vianne and find they enjoy her sweet chocolate and her easy friendship. For those in the middle, between the mayor and Vianne, there is the constant temptation of all that chocolate. One of the women who joins the circle of friends is Josephine Muscat (Lina Olin) whose brutish husband Serge (Peter Stormare, who played the quiet killer in FARGO) owns the local saloon and beats Josephine when he is drunk. Another of Vianne's circle is an old woman, Armande Voizin (Judi Dench), nearly disowned by her family.
While CHOCOLAT is not ultimately negative on religion, the alliance between the young priest and the mayor is looked on as one of the negative forces in the town. Too often the local priest takes a cold and unfriendly stance. The pleasures of chocolate are said to be evil. A dog, we are told, has no soul. But the rules of Lent still apply to the dog. The historic town hero is remembered for having turned out the Huguenots. In the end the film is a little pat, even for the parable that it is. The ending is a little contrived and not quite believable.
There seem to be two major themes in the photography (at least). One is the color in the town. It is drab grays and browns until Vianne arrives in her bright red cloak and hood. Echoing ideas of PLEASANTVILLE, though in a more subtle fashion, Vianne brings color to the village. Her shop is bright with color, while the rest of the town is muted in color. Vianne has the courage to break from the dismal color scheme and bring some life to the village. The other theme is tempting the audience with luscious photography of chocolate. Like BABETTE'S FEAST and LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE, this is a film that seduces the viewer with its photography of food.
CHOCOLAT is generating some controversy; it seems to be a film people either love or hate. For my part I rate it a 7 on the 0 to 10 scale and a low +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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James Thomson, 68, avoided paying over £15,000 in tax on the duty-free fags when passing through Prestwick Airport.
by Abi Smillie, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/abi-smillie/A fraudster is facing prison after attempting to smuggle 47,200 cigarettes through duty free.
James Thomson, 68, avoided paying over £15,000 in tax on the duty-free fags when passing through Prestwick Airport.
Thomson, of Kingsley Court, Uddingston, admitted being concerned in carrying the smokes in April 2018.
The tax payable on the cigarettes was £15,426.93.
Thomson’s wife Maureen, 64, and son Andrew, 42, also originally appeared on the charge but their not guilty pleas were accepted by the Crown.
Depute fiscal Andrew Lazzarin said: “Once it was decided that Mr Thomson was maintaining his guilty plea, a plea from him would be an acceptable solution.”
Defence solicitor Steven Maxwell told Sheriff Ross McFarlane that his client did not have any previous convictions.
The sheriff said that, given the amount concerned, he would seek advice from the High Court.
Sheriff McFarlane said: “This falls within the category of prison.
“A report will be essential in my opinion.”
The case was adjourned for social work reports and Thomson will reappear at a later date.


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“The future of Moscow lies in our hands. We have everything we need to achieve success: the wisdom of veterans, the energy of the middle generation and the optimism of the youth…”


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Below is a test plan for the OpenMeetings 2.1 pre-release testing.
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- User GUI tests
- Login/logout
- Password recovering
- Self-registering
- "Visit Apache OpenMeetings" link
- Enter wrong login/password
- Enter correct login/password
- Exit the system by click the Exit button
- Dashboard
- Correct user info in the upper left corner
- Links in the "Help and support" section
- It should be possible to enter user’s room from the dashboard
- Room details should be shown correctly in the "Rooms in this section…" part of the screen
- Global chat
- Send/receive message where at least 3 users in the system
- Adding a contact to the contact list
- Private message
- Showing user profile
- Inviting user to the conference room
- Copy chat log
- Delete chat log
- Changing font style in the massage
- Adding emotions to the message
- Calendar view
- Change view (weekly/daily/monthly) and moving between the dates
- Adding/removing/moving by mouse an event
- Calendar invitation window
- Creating/updating/deleting an event
- Inviting 3 internal and 3 external guests
- Different reminder types: receiving e-mail invitation for internal and external guests
- Password protected invitation
- Inviting to the rooms of the different types
- Choosing time zone for external guest
- Correct user data in the invitations
- SMS reminder for internal and external guests
- E-mail reminder for internal and external guests
- It should be possible to enter to the event via invitation link room at the particular time slot only
- Enter the room via invitation window
- My Profile: User profile should contain correct user info and allow to edit this
- Contacts and Messages
- Add/remove a message
- Creating a new folder
- Moving between the folders
- Marking messages as read/unread
- Message filters
- Contact list
- User settings
- Possibility to change the user info
- Changing time zone and language (should start to work after user re-login
- Community settings or different users
- Display settings
- Search users
- Send a private message
- Adding a contact
- View contact details via user list
- Room lists
- Public rooms, private rooms and my rooms should contain correct room lists
- User list for the selected room
- Room details for the selected room
- Recordings
- The list should contain available recordings in public and private folders
- Info panel should contain actual info about the recording
- Downloading a recording is different formats (AVI/FLV)
- Play the recording in OpenMeetings
- Play downloaded recording by Windows player
- Remove a recording from the folder
- Restricted room testing – general issues (should be tested with at least 3 attendees)
- Enter the room: different cases for the cam/micro, choosing of the cam resolution, test recording, allow/deny of video
- User list should be shown correctly
- Correct user credentials after the room entering
- Add moderator permissions to the user
- Turn micro on/off in the user list
- Increasing/decreasing sound level and turning micro on/off in the video window
- Turn micro on/off in the user list to another user – possible by the moderator only
- Increasing/decreasing sound level and turning micro on/off in the video window - possible by the moderator only
- Allow/deny drawing on whiteboard – possible by the moderator only
- Allow/deny screen sharing – possible by the moderator only
- Allow/deny remote screen control – possible by the moderator only
- Allow/deny exclusive audio – possible by the moderator only
- Re-start devise settings via user list
- Re-start devise settings via video window
- Kick the user off by the moderator
- Click F8 key to arrange videos
- Activity and actions panel should contain correct info
- Exit the room
- Restricted room testing: file uploading + documents
- Upload a document with "Load directly to whiteboard" switch turned on
- Upload a with "Load directly to whiteboard" switch turned on off
- Upload a document with the localized file name and spaces in the name
- Uploading a document into different folders: private files should be visible only their owner only
- Removing a file from the room
- Home and public drive size should change correctly
- Adding a new folder
- Removing a folder
- Load a document of each supported type and check that it’s shown correctly
- Restricted room testing – whiteboard and properties panels (should be tested with at least 3 attendees)
- Adding a removing a whiteboard
- Full-fit switch
- Clear whiteboard
- Clear objects of current slide only
- Save and export
- Undo
- Select an object
- Pointer
- Text
- Paint
- Draw line
- Draw underline
- Rectangle
- Ellipse
- Arrow
- Cliparts
- Restricted room testing – chat (should be tested with at least 3 attendees)
- Send a message
- Start a private chat
- Chat moderation
- Font style
- Emotions
- Show/copy chat log
- Delete server chat log
- Restricted room testing – screen sharing and recordings (should be tested with at least 3 attendees)
- "Share record/screen" button in the room
- Desktop sharer: start/stop sharing
- Change the shared screen area (X-offset, Y-offset, width, height)
- Change the screen sharing quality
- Start/stop recordings – need to check that it works as expected
- Restricted room testing – Actions menu
- Send invitation: send English and localized message
- Send invitation with password
- Send invitations with 3 different time periods
- Change time zone of the invitation
- Change language of the invitation
- Send invitation screen: "Generate URL" button – check the same things as for the invitations sent by email
- Apply to be moderator
- Apply to whiteboard access
- Apply to audio/video access
- Create a poll
- Poll results
- Vote
- Default whiteboard settings: check all of them
- Conference room testing
- User list should look in another way in compare with restricted type
- Generally, all should look OK when enter the room
- Interview room testing (should be tested with at least 3 attendees)
- User list should look as expected
- Change a user for video pod
- Start/stop recordings
- Login/logout
- Admin GUI tests
- Users
- Add/edit/remove/search user in the table
- Move between screens where there are many users in the table
- Edit text fields
- Change a time zone, re-login and check the calendar
- Change a language, re-login and check the GUI language
- Е-mail: e-mails should pass
- Phone and SMS switch: if set and turned on, sms messages should pass
- Change a status – non-active user cannot login
- Change user role and re-login
- Change user group - user has an access only to the rooms belong to his group
- Change community settings and check
- Connections
- Should be tested with at least 3 users in the system
- Sessionvars table should be shown correctly
- Kick the user from the system
- Groups
- Add/remove/edit/search an group
- Add/remove a user from the user list of selected group
- Conference rooms
- Add/remove/edit/search a room
- User list for the given room should contain actual list
- Turn the Moderation switch on/off and enter the room
- Add/remove a user to the default moderator list
- Check max participants number in the room
- Change room type and enter the room
- Turn public switch on/off
- Turn "Demo switch" on/off, change the demonstration time
- Turn "Allow user questions" on/off and enter the room
- Turn "Audio only" switch on/off and enter the room
- Set "Close URL" to some URL, enter the room and then exit – you should be re-directed correspondingly
- Check that SIP settings work as expected
- Check that "Allow recordings" switch works as expected
- Check that "Layout options" switch work as expected
- Check that "Allow font styles" switch works as expected
- Configuration
- Allow_frontend_register
- Mail server settings
- SMS provider settings
- Application.name
- Default_lang_id
- default time zone
- SIP settings
- Reminder minutes
- Language editor
- Add/remove/edit/search a key
- Import/export of localization files
- LDAP: Add/remove/edit/search a record
- Backup
- System import
- System backup
- TBD – need to add tests for command line admin here
- Servers: Add/remove/edit/search a server
- Users
- SIP integration tests (should be tested with at least 3 attendees in the room; for restricted and interview rooms)
- Call from the room to the external phone number
- Call from external phone number to the room
- Call from the software phone to the room
- Call from the software phone with video to the room
- Network testing script
- Site integration tests
- Enter OpenMeetings room from Moodle site
- Check that recordings link are shown on the Moodle site
- Enter OpenMeetings room from Joomla site
- Check that recordings link are shown on the Joomla site
- Enter OpenMeetings room from Drupal site
- Check that recordings link are shown on the Drupal site
- Extended test plan for the recordings and screen sharing testing
- Interview room testing
- Just a 5 minutes recording:
- Enter a room with user A
- Enter a room with user B
- Open videos for both users
- Start recording with user A
- Wait for 5 minutes
- Stop recording by user A
- Repeat steps 1.1 – 1.6 3 times
- Exit room
- Wait some time
- Check that all the recordings are processed and work as expected
- there should not be a delay between the video and sound
- Just a 30 minutes recording: do steps 1.1.1-1.16 one time; then check the result recording
- Just an 1 hour recording: do steps 1.1.1-1.16 one time; then check the result recording
- 5-minutes recording: user exits the room before the recording gets stopped
- Enter a room with user A
- Enter a room with user B
- Open videos for both users
- Start recording with user A
- Exit the room by user B
- Stop recording by user A
- Repeat steps 1.4.1 – 1.4.6 3 times
- Exit room
- Wait some time
- Check that all the recordings are processed and work as expected
- There should not be a delay between the video and sound
- 5-minutes recording: user A starts recording, user B stops
- Enter a room with user A
- Enter a room with user B
- Open videos for both users
- Start recording with user A
- Stop recording by user B
- Exit room
- Wait some time
- Check that all the recordings are processed as expected
- Just a 5 minutes recording:
- Conference room testing
- Screen sharing
- Enter a room with user A
- Enter a room with user B
- Enter a room by user C
- Open videos for all the users
- Start screen sharing session by user A, choose High quality
- Check that A's screen looks correctly for users B and C and sound is OK in the room
- Stop screen sharing by user A after 5 minutes
- Repeat steps 2.1.1-2.1.7 3 times
- Repeat steps 2.1.1-2.1.7 one more time, but choose "Very high quality" on the step 2.1.5
- Repeat steps 2.1.1-2.1.7 one more time, but choose "Medium quality" on the step 2.1.5
- Repeat steps 2.1.1-2.1.7 one more time, but choose "Low quality" on the step 2.1.5
- Repeat steps 2.1.1-2.1.7 one more time, but choose some random height and width on the step 2.1.5
- Repeat steps 2.1.1-2.1.7 one more time, but turn the "Notify on disconnect" switch on the step 2.1.5
- Recordings
- Enter a room with user A
- Enter a room with user B
- Enter a room by user C
- Open videos for all the users
- Start recording session by user A, choose High quality
- Stop recording session by user A after 5 minutes
- Repeat steps 2.2.1-2.2.6 3 times
- Repeat steps 2.2.1-2.2.6 one more time, but choose "Very high quality" on the step 2.2.5
- Repeat steps 2.2.1-2.2.6 one more time, but choose "Medium quality" on the step 2.2.5
- Repeat steps 2.2.1-2.2.6 one more time, but choose "Low quality" on the step 2.2.5
- Repeat steps 2.2.1-2.2.6 one more time, but choose some random height and width on the step 2.2.5
- Repeat steps 2.2.1-2.2.6 one more time, but turn the "Notify on disconnect" switch on the step 2.2.5
- Go to the A's recordings list and check that all the recordings are there, processed without errors and work as expected
- Recordings + screen sharing: user enters the room after recording is started
- Enter conference room by user A
- Start screen sharing and recordings with default parameters by user A
- Enter the room by user B, check that screen sharing is OK. Wait 5 minutes
- Enter the room by user C, check that screen sharing is OK. Wait 5 minutes
- Exit the room by user B; wait 3 minutes
- Exit the room by user C; wait 3 minutes
- Exit the room by user A
- Repeat steps 2.3.1-2.3.7 3 times
- Go to the recordings list for user A and check that all the recordings are OK and work as expected
- Stress test
- Enter the room by the users A, B, C, D and E
- Open A, B, C, D and E videos
- Start screen sharing and recordings session with high quality by user A
- Wait 30 minutes
- Stop screen sharing
- Go to A's recordings list and check that created recording is OK
- Repeat steps 2.3.1-2.3.6 3 times
- Screen sharing
- Interview room testing


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Vanilla
Cheese
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Vegetarian
Non-Vegetarian
1970
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50%
50%
100%
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1980
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30%
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100%
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For the second rotation, I created a wax stamp using Fusion 360. I began by making a basic cylinder sketch and then extruded it into a 3D model. I then went back into sketch and drew a more stamp-like figure on the outside of the stamp. Using the revolve tool, I made the sketch revolve 360 degrees around the entire model. Once I had the stamp's basic shape, I started designing the basketball on the bottom. I simply used the conic curve tool in sketch to make the lines on the ball. Then, I cut away the spaces around the lines so that when I stamp it, the lines will be engraved in the wax. Finally, I put my initials on the top of the stamp using the text tool in sketch.
Above is a picture of the stamp's basic shape
Here are the top and bottom views of my design. I put a basketball on the bottom and my initials on the top.
Finished Product!


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| [[ current_operator.last_login ]] | [[ current_operator.creation_time ]] | [[ current_operator.admin ]] |
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Minor Changes in Ptolemy 0.7.1
Many features in Tycho have been removed:
The TclJava interface has been removed, it does not work
with JDK1.1. The new Tcl/Java interface is called TclBlend, but
it only works with Tcl8.0. Itcl has not yet been ported to
Tcl8.0, so we can't use Tcl Blend yet.
CGCDDF files have been removed. CGCDDF was never well integrated into
the Ptolemy tree, it required a rebuild.
The affected stars are CGCSelf
, CGCRepeater
,
CGCLastOfN
, CGCEndCase
, CGCDownCounter
, CGCCase
.
Up to: What's New in Ptolemy 0.7.1 -
Back to: New Stars and Demos
Forward to: Backward Compatibility Issues in Ptolemy 0.7.1
Copyright © 1998, The Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
Last updated 05/15/98,
comments to ptolemy@ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu.


Check Your Understanding
After the interview, it is important for you to implement which of the following steps?
Select the correct answer. Click Submit when you have selected the option.
That’s correct.
All the statements are correct. After the interview, you need to consolidate the information gathered, assess candidates’ responses and complete the online feedback form.
All the statements are correct. After the interview, you need to consolidate the information gathered, assess candidates’ responses and complete the online feedback form.
Your response is partially correct.
All the statements given are correct. After the interview, you need to consolidate the information gathered, assess candidates’ responses and complete the online feedback form.
All the statements given are correct. After the interview, you need to consolidate the information gathered, assess candidates’ responses and complete the online feedback form.


This is a Horizontal Bar that's made up of two separate objects. The
first is the gray background for the bars that you can see. Then the
orange Horizontal Bar is overlaid on top. The labels on the right are
made up from the labelsAbove
option (on the first, background Horizontal Bar). As
you can see the chart uses the wave
effect (the wave
effect is not just a Bar
chart effect but also available with the Horizontal Bar.).
By combining charts like this you can get a multitude of different effects
that just wouldn't be feasible with just a single chart. You can examine the
source code for both of the Horizontal Bar objects below. The div
tag that the SVG
uses is
itself wrapped in another div
tag and it's this one that has CSS
applied to it.
This chart doesn't do a lot in terms of responsive
features. It reduces in size a little, the
text size is reduced and the CSS
float
is removed.
 Put this where you want the chart to show up:

This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the
div
tag:


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--- title: 'Tesla!' description: Tesla id: home ---
With a rooftop solar + home battery system you can reduce your power bills and your reliance on fossil fuels.
Tesla’s Powerwall 2 is a cutting-edge 14kWh lithium-ion battery pack that can store solar energy from your rooftop for whenever you need it - day or night.
With double the capacity of the original, the Powerwall 2 contains a liquid thermal control system, an integrated inverter and intelligent software to ensure you’re making the most of your solar system.
Powerwall stores the sun’s energy to use this clean energy around the clock.
Combine Powerwall and solar panels to power your home 24/7, even when the grid goes down.
Access the free, abundant power of the sun with Powerwall and solar panels.
Solar + Powerwall = less reliance on the grid and fossil fuels. Help to create a sustainable energy future.
1.6 million households
in Australia have installed solar panels panels, taken control of their electricity bills and reduced their reliance on coal and gas-fired power
Battery storage is a game-changer for rooftop solar - making the most of our excess solar energy by powering up our homes when the sun goes down.
The good news is that GetUp members are among the first in Australia to be able to buy Powerwall 2 - Tesla’s home battery system.
And if you need solar panels, Tesla will put you in contact with a fully-vetted local installer so you can get your Powerwall 2 and solar together.
Power your home with energy from the sun
Charge your Powerwall 2 for use when the sun is down.
Feed any excess back into the grid and be paid for your electricity.
When you get Powerwall 2 + Solar and stay connected to the grid, your excess clean energy is available to others, displacing coal and gas-generated power and helping to reduce your own bills.
During a heatwave, grid-connected solar can actually help avoid blackouts by boosting capacity in the afternoons when air conditioners are pushing the system to the brink.
But as we know, blackouts can happen for lots of reasons.
Powerwall 2’s back up feature means that in the event of a blackout in your area, you’ll still be able to keep the lights on with the energy you’ve stored.
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Join our growing movement to get renewables into our homes, businesses and communities.
GetUp gets a financial contribution for each Powerwall 2 installed via this campaign. That means better funding for our important renewable energy advocacy work such as the Homegrown Power Plan.
Together we can make Australia the leading light in clean energy we know it can be.


Hi! Welcome to Langleo :) Langleo lets you learn vocabulary really efficiently by trying to predict when you'll forget the given word and asking you about just before it happens. First few introductory sections of this help page explain basic ideas behind Langleo and tell you how to use it efficiently. Other sections describe all the screens in this application.
Remember that at any time when using Langleo you can press the 'Menu' button and then 'Help' to get information about the screen you're currently in.
To report bugs, send suggestions or any other kind of feedback please e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Langleo uses an approach similar to the Supermemo method. It means it will try to predict when you'll forget a word and will ask you about it just before it happens.
Langleo's main goals are effectiveness and efficiency. I've personally learned 1200 new spanish words during the first 30 days of using it (40 words per day on average) and I believe it's possible to learn 80 words per day. That means you could learn 5000 words (usually enough to be able to communicate in a given language freely) in 2-3 months. I don't think any other tool available for the Android platform can help you achieve such results.
A certain number of new words is introduced daily (can be changed in preferences). Langleo will ask you about them later depending on your general performance and calculated difficulty of the word.
Words are organized into lists and lists into collections. So for example you can have a collection named 'French' and inside of it few lists like 'Weather', 'Colors', 'Body parts' etc. Collections hold informations like base and target languages, collection's priority and name.
When you're studying a word will be shown to you. Read it and decide whether you know it or not. Click somewhere on the screen to see the correct answer. If you remembered it correctly then click 'Correct', otherwise click 'Incorrect'.
When Langleo introduces a new word it shows a 'New word' label on top of the study screen. Try to memorize it and click 'Continue'.
First, absolutely necessary thing for efficient learning is your decision to improve your level of foreign language skills. Learning vocabulary is a long process, which requires quite a lot of commitment and motivation. So before actually starting to learn make sure that you're motivated enough to keep learning at least for few weeks. If you'll get bored after few days then the entire process will turn out to be just a waste of your time.
Langleo should be used at least once, and preferably 2-3 times a day. Always answer all the questions in the current session. If you're constantly unable to do so then try decreasing the number of new words learned daily in the preferences window. If you think you could learn more words today then you can always add more new words for this single day in the Study window (Menu->More new words).
Langleo lets you import and export words from/to text files. This is especially useful when you want to learn words obtained from an external source, for example a web site or you just prefer to create lists of words on your computer instead of your phone. Each text file will be imported as a separate list with the same name as the file.
Imported text files should contain one word per line with the original word, its translation and note associated with it (in that order) separated by one character (or string), preferably a tab. Notes are not mandatory, so it's perfectly OK if a line contains just the word and its translation. Lines with a format different than that will be ignored.
Let's say you have created few text files on your computer and you'd like to import them to Langleo. First you have to copy them on your SD card into the Langleo directory (you can of course create a deeper directory structure in there). Then in the app go to 'Collections' and there select or create a collection to which you'd like to import the files. Click on the collection and then press 'Menu->Import'. On the following screen select the files and click 'OK'. Later you can change the import options if needed - make sure everything under 'Will be imported as' looks right. After you click 'Import' the import process starts. Langleo is able to import approximately 20 words per second so it can take some time depending on the size of your files, although it shouldn't be an issue at all because the entire process takes place in the background.
If you want to export words from your collection then click 'Collections'. Then click on the selected collection and press 'Menu->Export'. On the following screen you can select lists which will be exported. After you click 'Export' the files should appear on your SD card in the Langleo/<name of collection> directory.
To prevent data loss during a system update make sure you backup your data by pressing 'Menu->Backup' in the collections screen. Later use 'Menu->Restore' to restore your data.
John Weidner from www.studystack.com for his work on studystack.com and it's API
www.icondrawer.com for flags used in this app
Main screen photo by agaw.dilim


Cedar is a library for crafting and sharing data visualizations powered by ArcGIS services. Learn more about cedar and how to get started at our GitHub repository.
Try it out yourself by selecting a chart type below to see the chart and its JSON definition. Modify the JSON and click "Update Chart" to see your changes.


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WITNESS LIST Redistricting Committee September 22, 2000-10:30A Redistricting On: Beck, B.M. (self), Killeen Burrows, Jon (Bell County Judge), Belton Carlson, Pat (Tarrant County Republican Party), Grapevine Carroll, Jimmy (self), Temple Christie, Gaylon (Killeen Chamber of Commerce), Harker Heights Connell, Ted (self), Killeen English, George E. (Mayor Pro Tem City of Temple), Temple Fairbrother, William (Chairman, Williamson County Republican Party), Round Rock Gibson, Lester (McLennan County Commissioner), Waco Howard, Robert (Travis County Libertarian Party), Austin Jaecks, Dale (Milam County Commissioner), Rockdale Klussmann, Wallace (self), Fredericksburg Laster, E. Jean (Justice of the Peace), Waco Latham, Fred (self, Citizen of District 11), Killeen Manning, Joan (Copperas Cove ISD Board of Trustees), Copperas Cove Marshall, Keifer (Mayor of Temple Texas), Temple Masset, Royal (Texas for Fair Redistricting), Austin Mikus Jr., Jerry J. (self), Pflugerville Mills, T.J. (self), Killeen Oldham, Dale (Republican National Committee), Washington D.C. Overbey, Kirk (self), Austin Prewitt, W.A. "Buck" (self), Salado Reinhardt, Chuck (self), Harker Heights Sager, Alan (Travis County Republican Party, Chairman), Austin Sari, Ilona (self), Austin Sparks, Ray (Mayor for the City of Hamilton and Hamilton County), Hamilton Stem, Robert (District Judge-Falls County), Marlin Summers, Frank (Milam County Judge), Cameron Vernon, Alexander (self), Killeen Villarreal, Fernando (Justice of the Peace Precinct#8 McLennan County), Waco Willsey, Russ (City of West, Mart, and McGregor), West Wright, HT (County Judge Caldwell County), Lockhart Registering, but not testifying: On: Benson, David E. (Mayor Johnny Isbell, City of Pasadena), Pasadena Carssow, Jim (Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce), Cedar Park Clennan, Kirk D. (Cedar Park Economic and Community Development Corporation), Cedar Park Dean, Harold (Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce), Cedar Park


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[gecode-users] FloatVar implementation
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Wed Apr 9 18:48:24 CEST 2008
Filip,
If you check the stubs for all the different variable types you will see
that there are two aspects in which they differ. Both of which depend on the
variable implementation specification you deliver:
- Propagation conditions: a stub class allocates one slot for each
propagation condition you specify. This is used to find all propagators
with a particular propagation condition.
As cloning is controlled by the kernel, the kernel needs to know
how many slots a variable has so that all of its slots are copied.
- Modification events: a modification event on a variable determines
what are the propagators that must be propagated. For example, for
integer variables, if the the min or max of a variable changes, this
results in a ME_INT_BND modification event (one of the bounds changed).
The specification contains the information that all propagators
for that variable with conditions PC_INT_DOM (run if anything changes)
and PC_INT_BND (run if the bounds change) must be run.
The code that runs (actually schedules propagators for later execution)
is generated from the specification as, again, this is done in the
kernel. Moreover, the code is super optimized (really with number
of assembly instructions in mind) as it is at the core of the kernel.
There is one more thing that happens (computing an optimal bit layout for
modification event deltas) but I won't go into that.
So you see, generating the stuff is somewhat less powerful (you need to
recompile) but has a great return if investment as it comes to speed.
Moreover, a kernel that has been compiled with a particular variable type
enabled can still be used without linking your programs to code that
implements the variable proper.
Christian
On 4/9/08 3:52 PM, "Filip Konvička" <filip.konvicka at logis.cz> wrote:
>
>> Hmm, I am not so sure that Guido is telling the truth here ;-) I just had a
>> chat with him and he agrees ;-)
>>
> I hope I didn't start any fight :-)
>> The kernel only knows about a base class that contains no information
>> whatsoever about how the domain of a variable is implemented.
>>
>> What is perfectly possible is to have variables of different types in the
>> system that share the same baseclass: the kernel is only concerned with what
>> is in the baseclass and not with how the variables are implemented. The key
>> aspect is that variable implementations are only refered to by propagators
>> and branchings: they statically know the real type so that the right
>> operations are performed, so no need for virtual etc.
>>
>> Look to the generated baseclass IntVarImpBase and how IntVarImp inherits
>> from it: IntVarImpBase is what the kernel deals with, while IntVarImp is the
>> real implementation of integer variables.
>>
> I've seen that, but what I need to understand is why you need distinct
> *VarImpBases for Int, Bool, etc., why not just one. The difference I've
> seen in kernel is that the classes report their own "event id" or
> whatever, so I guess you use this for speeding up actor filtering.
> Again, I'm just guessing and will need to look into this.
>
> [...some time passes...]
>
> OK, we've added float.vis and recompiled Gecode, so now it seems we have
> our own bunch of ModEvents and also a FloatVarImpBase, which is cool, so
> we'll come back with a status report (or more questions) soon :-)
>
>> Having said all that, I would first attempt to get everything up for a
>> single implementation.  Even if it takes 5 minutes to compile... :-))
>
> Cheers,
> Filip
>
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Pete Wicks shares very cosy snap with Chloe Sims as fans beg them to get together
In the photo they sit on a rock at the seaside, with Pete planting a kiss on his pal's head as she leaned in close
by Molly Pike, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/molly-pike/TOWIE fans are desperate for Pete Wicks and Chloe Sims to get together, and his latest post has only added fuel to the fire.
On Saturday he took to Instagram to wish Chloe a happy 36h birthday with a very cosy looking picture of the two of them.
In the photo they sit on a rock at the seaside, with Pete planting a kiss on his pretty pal's head as she leaned in close with her hand on his knee.
Pete told her that he'd be "lost without her" in the caption, which also included a red love heart emoji.
He wrote: "Happy birthday @chloe_simsstarship - the only person I know who gets younger as they get older! I’d be lost without you."
The picture sent his followers wild, with many begging them to get together.
One commented: "Just get together already! Sometimes the best love story starts as best friends."
"Why are you guys not together already?" another posted.
A third said: "Can’t you just get together? You both love each other!!!!!! One day maybe?"
Another agreed: "About time you two become a couple ain't it... I love you two together. You're perfect together."
A fifth wrote: "When are you two gonna get together... we can all see the chemistry between you both?!"
But Pete recently claimed he'd never date Chloe because he'd be worried about hurting her.
Chatting to The Sun Online, Pete said: "Me and Chloe have been mates for so long it's one of those things, I would never want to hurt or ruin our friendship."