With the success of Machine Learning (ML) in computer vision, natural language processing, autonomous vehicles, and many other disciplines, it is not surprising to witness its popularity within the computational science and engineering community. Both conventional machine learning and the state of the art deep learning methods have proven effective in transport phenomena, and it is expected that the rate of progress would be even faster in the near future.
The objective of this workshop is to assess the state of progress in development, implementation and application of ML in transport phenomena. Of particular interest are applications in fluid dynamics, including turbulence, heat & mass transfer, multi-phase flows, biological transport, combustion and other reactive flows. Considering the complexity of such phenomena, the question is to what to expect from ML and to what extend such learnings can assist in modeling and inference of transport phenomena.
Distinguished scholars with expertise in both machine learning and transport phenomena are invited to discuss their recent results, and to identify the paths to be taken in future to merge ML into transport modeling. Audience participation in daily panel discussions is encouraged, and poster presentations are welcome.
| Michael Brenner | Harvard University | |
| Steven Brunton | University of Washington | Please click here to download presentation |
| Kevin Carlberg | University of Washington | Please click here to download presentation |
| Sharath Girimaji | Texas A&M University | Please click here to download presentation |
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| Mujeeb Malik | NASA Langley Research Center | Please click here to download presentation |
| Zhuyin(Linau) Ren | Tsinghua University | Please click here to download presentation |
| Justin Sirignano | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Please click here to download presentation |
| Karen Willcox | University of Texas at Austin | Please click here to download presentation |
| Amir Barati Farimani, Carnegie Mellon University<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>. |
| Ali Beskok, Southern Methodist University<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>. |
| Peyman Givi, University of Pittsburgh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>. |
Dallas is served by two airports. The nearest one to SMU is Dallas Love Field (DAL), which is 4 miles to the SMU Campus with an approximate drive time of 20 minutes. DAL is a smaller airport, which mainly serves Southwest Airlines in addition to Delta Airlines. The second airport is Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) which is about 23 miles from the hotel, with an approximate drive time of 40 minutes. DFW is a hub for American Airlines and serves almost all major airlines in the US.
We will have technical presentations, with subsequent publication of the workshop proceedings.
Registration Closed. We are at the Capacity Limit.
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Genelia on Monday took to Instagram and penned a lengthy note for her son, wishing him abundant love.
by IANSActress Genelia Deshmukh’s first born Riaan has turned a year older and she is super emotional.
Genelia on Monday took to Instagram and penned a lengthy note for her son, wishing him abundant love.
“Every parent says ‘I don’t want him to grow up, I want to freeze this age forever’.. But I don’t.. I want to enjoy every year of yours, I want to see you grow into a fine young man, I want to give you wings to fly and I’d like to be the wind beneath those wings. I want to tell you that life is tough but you are tougher, I want you to always believe in yourself no matter what happens cause I will always believe in you,” she wrote.
Genelia feels the birth of Riaan is one of the greatest things that happened to her.
“Apart from everything I want and I wish for you, the one thing I never want to fail to let you know, is that I love you so so so much and you are the greatest thing that happened to me.. There is nothing I’d rather see than your smile and nothing I’d rather hear than your laughter. For all the things my hands have held, the best by far is you. Happy Birthday to the little boy who made me a mom- My first born,” Genelia added.
Genelia got married to actor Riteish Deshmukh in 2012. She became mother to Riaan in 2014. The couple’s second son, Rahyl, was born in June 2016.


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I thought I would share this quick guide to setting up sending yesterdays logs without needing to install Sendmail or another heavy weight email client.
Step 1. Install our lightweight SMTP client.
{% highlight ruby %} sudo apt-get install ssmtp {% endhighlight %}Step 2. Configure our client to talk to Gmail.
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Pair programming is valuable because it externalizes the thought process in coding and it opens these thoughts to constructive collaboration. One thing we see as being really helpful with pair-programming is being able to bounce ideas off of somebody while you are in the mode of writing software.  It really helps smooth out bumps in the road that can otherwise be very valuable. Pairing helps you learn from the challenges and learn from the people, and it is a great way of picking up more skills than you could on your own.
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Our Reflection
Samantha: Pairing is a great way to learn from other people's knowledge. Everyone has things they are good at, and things they struggle more with, and by collaborating with someone else, you get the chance to address your knowledge gaps and help others with theirs. One thing that could have gone smoother is using Stypi - we ended up both using Sublime on our own computer since previewing changes is much faster and easier that way. Overall, it was a great first guided pairing experience!
Marlon: In a pair-programming setting, there are two brains dissecting one problem, which is of great value and help for each individual; however, because the individuals pairing up can be so different, one should be conscious of this when pair programming in order to maximize its benefit. For example, advanced programmers would probably be more helpful in the navigator position than beginning programers. On the other hand, sometimes working too rigidly within the roles can get in the way of exploring alternate solutions for the particular programming problem. All in all, pair-programming is pretty beneficial for the individual, as well as the pair.


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by Paula CampbellSeven people were arrested in Kildare town in the early hours of November 24 after two gardai were attacked at the scene of a street brawl.
Gardai responded to a call of a brawl involving 14 young people at Market Square. The youths then all turned on the gardai after they arrested two people.
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jorian16-Sep-19 10:02 AM
and it made a lower low the last week
Markus16-Sep-19 10:03 AM
Isnt that mostly cause of new asic miners being released regularly
To me its a clear issue if u can keep making more advanced miners to increasse hash rate which make mining cheaper and coin value drops constantly for that reason
Its pretty bad
waiting for @jl777c to read this and sleep on it and come up with a solution for this
Andersen16-Sep-19 10:09 AM
It was a wise decision to remove the Z-address support from KMD . But unfortunately, few people know about it.
Tek16-Sep-19 10:12 AM
Okex delists Dash, Coinbase pro ads it
Andersen16-Sep-19 10:15 AM
Oh, that's weird. In the regulator's lair, Dash is available.
And somewhere in Asia he's a hindrance to everyone.
ca33316-Sep-19 10:18 AM
we saw the problem before it arose @Andersen - even before DEC we discussed this over lengths internally and came to the conclusion that removing it is necessary to keep a healthy market position - something that many users highly value. An additional positive side-effect was/is the still experimental state of shielded transactions. However - since we have ARRR no one has to worry about privacy.
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Tek16-Sep-19 11:02 AM
@Andersen Dash has a legal entity in Australia
they lobby for Dash to the regulators to treat it like bitcoin
cause it is, actually bitcoin
with some things build on top
I guess for america and western countries that's a done deal and dash isn't an issue
but for asia it might not be settled yet
@ca333 it was a good decision, I'm glad to hear this as investor
Matthias16-Sep-19 11:13 AM
Maybe to avoid potential delistings, it might be worth for the team to notify/remind the exchanges that KMD doesn’t support z-address any longer?
actionslacks16-Sep-19 11:41 AM
@Tek I hope you shill atomic dex to your dash groups at least as much as you shill dash here.
Next time I’m down in Singapore @cz_binance please attend my running a crypto derivatives platform 101. I teach advanced cntl+C cntl+V methods. Price of entry ... 51% of your equity. https://t.co/RYGkf4aJih
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hyperDEX16-Sep-19 11:50 AM
Anyone friends with Emmanuel on discord, can you tell him to accept my friend invite, need to find out if he is going to actually do what i advanced him.
Cryptoon16-Sep-19 12:57 PM
Sent him a message, but I'm not friends with him either so got the automessage that I need to be friends with him etc
$HUSH has gone plaid and surpassed all $ZEC protocol coins by being the first pure-Sapling mainnet and removing the need to download 1.6GB of files before syncing your node!
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Cryptoon16-Sep-19 02:23 PM
Normally if you are friends you dont need mutual servers
dan.16-Sep-19 02:35 PM
That looks just like the last consolidating channel the month before on a downtrend and look what happened.
grumpygoron16-Sep-19 02:37 PM
Wow a pump all the way to 8600 sats?!
Cryptoon16-Sep-19 02:42 PM
Can't 'member
cipi16-Sep-19 02:55 PM
I feel BCH is going to outgrow BTC if they don't raise the blocklimit and stop focussing on LN
BCH only works as long as there is a blockreward, because the txfees are like 0 and as such the miners only mine the chain because of the blockreward... when its gone, the miners will be gone
BTC thinks more longterm... after the blockreward will end, the idea is that the miners will continue to mine only with the txfees as reward
jorian16-Sep-19 02:56 PM
it will not happen in our lifetimes, so it's not something we should worry about
for something that only exists for 2 years
or 10
Cryptoon16-Sep-19 02:57 PM
yeah, it's like jl has said a couple of times in similar situations/hypotheses
when the problem is nearing, they will come up with a solution
why now worry about something that is still a long time to happen
jorian16-Sep-19 02:57 PM
and theoretically, wouldn't BTC be hoarded like mad when the max supply is totally mined? and become a risk-off asset just like gold?(edited)
Cryptoon16-Sep-19 02:58 PM
why wait to hoard it though
jorian16-Sep-19 02:58 PM
so that would mean no BTC transactions, or at least not enough to pay miners
it's already being hoarded
who uses BTC as payments anyways
far too valuable
cipi16-Sep-19 03:00 PM
and far too high txfees... and blocktime of 10 minutes is also not suitable for small payments... who will pay a $1 coffee with BTC when the txfee is also $1 and it takes 30 minutes for the tx to be confirmed
pretty sure they will increase blocksize, but not as long as there are still blocks that aren't full
Cryptoon16-Sep-19 03:03 PM
where do you pay 1$ for a coffee though :p
cipi16-Sep-19 03:07 PM
no idea, but you can try in Kabul
Mische16-Sep-19 03:08 PM
also in europe, although the price varies alot(edited)
@YORK780 The push to delist privacy coins is essentially a bullish event imo. Perhaps not necessarily bullish in terms of immediate price action, (though they're moving up) but the move to delist (which is certainly driven by regulators) only further demonstrates their imp...
hyperDEX16-Sep-19 08:19 PM
Oh very nice. The guy that was sitting at 8k sats with his 150k has capitulated and dumped into the buy side.
Sell side up to 8k now only 180k KMD, buyside till 6k 430k
Cryptocurrency exchange OKEx’s Korea unit is delisting all five privacy coins – monero (XMR), dash (DASH), zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC). The transaction support for the five coins will end on Oct. 10, while withdrawal services will stop on Dec. 10, ...
Markus16-Sep-19 10:04 PM
Well something is cooking, Litecoin and Eth doing gains in sats valueation
Top Altcoins for the next AltSeason? Chico Crypto is back with a 2 of their top altcoin picks for the end of quarter 3 2019. The 1st crypto is the second mos...
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Might of been this jackass for the Eth pump
Patrick Friggens16-Sep-19 11:45 PM
I don't like chico's taste in shitcoins.
JimD16-Sep-19 11:58 PM
Im not sure I would call Eth a shitcoin but he did recommend SNTVT and its down 45% since his recommendation lool
Patrick Friggens17-Sep-19 12:12 AM
actually, I don't mean eth. Every other shitcoin chico recommend like kyber network, elastos, chainlink etc. Eth is just meh, but you need to have some anyway.
JimD17-Sep-19 12:19 AM
Ya, I think he made a fairly strong case for Eth
Lots of stable coins being tied to it now, so much so that the network is getting clogged up
Patrick Friggens17-Sep-19 12:31 AM
don't know. only checked what coins he talked about. clogged is not good. smart stablecoin go to komodo instead.
JimD17-Sep-19 12:33 AM
HAHA, that would suit me just fine TBH
Someone get Chico to push KMD
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polycryptoblog17-Sep-19 12:38 AM
Pretty much any Eth stablecoin can be added to Atomicdex . Komodo will have several of its own
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JimD17-Sep-19 12:39 AM
Good to hear
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴17-Sep-19 12:43 AM
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Works for me @siu - Chainmakers
even bought a bit more for "free" in the dip (edited)
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JimD17-Sep-19 12:49 AM
Mobile atomic dex is pretty rare I believe
polycryptoblog17-Sep-19 12:49 AM
Only one
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JimD17-Sep-19 12:50 AM
Are there any videos out on a deep dive of the KMD platform
that just go through all the features of the ecosystem
KMD is kind of vast for the lesser crypto investors to wrap their head around
polycryptoblog17-Sep-19 12:52 AM
Some have tried . Crypto rich has been covering different things as they come up as well


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THE FUNERAL A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1996 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: In large part this is an old fashioned anti-crime morality tale. Abel Ferrara does some of his best directorial work to date in this story of a family of three gangster brothers. When the youngest of the brothers is murdered and eldest has to avenge the crime, the family begins to disintegrate. The dark piece of cinema, in tone and in lighting, looks at each of the three brothers, each with his own viewpoint on violence and in an odd way his own brand of idealism. This is a violent film, occasionally graphically. Rating: +1 (-4 to +4)
In 1936 the Tempio brothers are three small-time criminal enforcers, first generation immigrants from Italy. Ray (played by Christopher Walken) is by default the patriarch of the family and controls the others with a heavy hand. He is quiet and introspective. Chez (Chris Penn) is volatile and given to short emotional bursts. The youngest was Johnny (Vincent Gallo) who developed a social conscience and was leaning toward the Communists whose meetings he had visited. I say "was" since as the film opens Johnny is being brought into the house of his brother Ray in a coffin. Johnny has been murdered and Ray knows that it is his job to track down the murderer. This is not directly for revenge, but because in the philosophy he has been taught the killer has to eliminate anyone who might be coming after him in vengeance. These are the Old Country values that at the age of thirteen back in Italy Ray was told he must learn to run the family when his father died. His responsibilities at that young age included the cold-blooded execution of a family enemy. So Ray and Chez must find out who killed their twenty-two-year-old younger brother. The story is told in present action and in extended flashbacks. The screenplay by Nicholas St. John delves into the forging of the violent family with scenes from Ray's childhood and the action in the month or so leading up to the killing of Johnny. It also shows how the violence of the family poisons each remaining brother's family life. Ray is married to Jeanette (Annabella Sciorra), as intelligent as her husband and just as assertive. She rages against the pain while Chez's wife Clara (Isabella Rossellini) quietly bears all. THE FUNERAL is like a de-romanticized THE GODFATHER on a smaller scale, and often with more believable conflict and more realistic dialogue.
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the film was Vincent Gallo's performance. He plays with a certain tension just beneath the surface and has a lively performance style and an unforgettable--not to say "homely"--face. The face and style remind one of the early performances of John Turturro. Director Abel Ferrara probably has some of the best performances of any of his films in THE FUNERAL. He has overcome some of the self-indulgent over-acting in films like MS. 45. Some of the most effective performances come from the actresses playing the two wives, Annabella Sciorra and Isabella Rossellini, reacting differently as they see their lives unraveling as their husbands are pulled into the events that follow the killing. Only Christopher Walken, in the top-billed role, seems a trifle too reserved for the proceedings.
Nicholas St. John's screenplay has some nice touches. Each of the brothers has his own style of idealism and his feeling of how things ought to be. These interpretations are based in large part on each's views of Catholicism and each's responsibility to the family. Ferrara has a penchant for melodrama and this film has it, though it has always been hard to do a gangster films without a least some melodrama. Ferrara is a sort of outsider as a filmmaker. He was not aiming at making one of the great gangster classics, he just wanted to tell a superficially simple story and create some characters of some depth. This is not an ambitious film, but there certainly are some nice touches. I would give it a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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You win the game by matching your total score to random number, you lose the game if your total score goes above the random number.
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[gecode-users] embedded gecode
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Mon Apr 11 10:52:13 CEST 2011
Ruben Zilibowitz wrote:
>> We'll probably add a configure option --small-codesize or similar to enable -Os or -Oz and use less aggressive inlining.
>
> On that point.  More than I expected. My code ran about a third slower without inlining. I'm thinking that the larger file size might be better, after all.
Thanks, that's interesting. So it'll just be -Os, then.
Cheers,
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pyfos_fabric
- PyFOS module to provide rest support for Fabric.¶
The pyfos_fabric
provides a REST support for Fabric.
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class
pyfos_fabric.
fabric_switch
(dictvalues={})¶ Class of fabric
Important class members:
Attribute name Description Frequstly used methods name name of switch peek_name()
switch-user-friendly-name user friendly name of switch peek_switch_user_friendly_name()
chassis-wwn WWN of switch peek_chassis_wwn()
chassis-user-friendly-name user friendly name of chassis peek_chassis_user_friendly_name()
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principal indicate if principal or not peek_principal()
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fcip-address IPv4 address of FC switch peek_fcip_address()
ipv6-address IPv6 address of switch peek_ipv6_address()
firmware-version FOS version of switch peek_firmware_version()
Object methods
-
static
get
(session)¶ Returns a
fabric_switch
object or a list of objects filled with attributes gathered throuth the session passed in. Each object can be printed usingpyfos_util.response_print()
and individual attributes accessed through peek methods.Parameters: session – session handler returned by pyfos_auth.login()
Return type: a fabric_switch
object if there is only one switch within fabric or a list of objects if there are more than one
Attribute methods
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peek_name
()¶ Reads name in the object.
Return type: None or name of the switch
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peek_switch_user_friendly_name
()¶ Reads user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or user friendly name of the switch
-
peek_chassis_wwn
()¶ Reads chassis wwn in the object.
Return type: None or chassis WWN of the switch
-
peek_chassis_user_friendly_name
()¶ Reads chassis user frienldy name in the object.
Return type: None or chassis user friendnly name
-
peek_domain_id
()¶ Reads Domain ID in the object.
Return type: None or Domain ID of the switch
-
peek_principal
()¶ Reads boolean value of the switch being Principal or not in the object.
Return type: None, True or False
-
peek_fcid
()¶ Reads FCID in the object.
Return type: None or FCID of the switch
-
peek_ip_address
()¶ Reads IP address in the object.
Return type: None or IP address of the switch
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peek_fcip_address
()¶ Reads FC IP address in the object.
Return type: None or FC IP address of the switch
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peek_ipv6_address
()¶ Reads IPv6 address in the object.
Return type: None or IPv6 address of the switch
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peek_firmware_version
()¶ Reads FOS firmware version in the object.
Return type: None or FOS firmware version of the switch
-
static
See also
Module pyfos_auth


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Spec
BamFileInClass for reading SAM and BAM files.
Class for reading SAM and BAM files.
| Extends | FormattedFileIn |
|---|---|
| All Extended | FormattedFile, FormattedFileIn |
| Defined in | <seqan/bam_io.h> |
| Signature |
typedef FormattedFile<Bam, Input> BamFileIn;
|
Member Function Overview
Member Functions Inherited From FormattedFile
Interface Function Overview
-
bool jumpToOrphans(bamFileIn, hasAlignments, index);
Seek to orphans block in BamFileIn using an index. -
bool jumpToRegion(bamFileIn, hasAlignments, refID, pos, posEnd, index);
Seek in BamFileIn using an index.
Interface Functions Inherited From FormattedFile
Interface Functions Inherited From FormattedFileIn
Interface Metafunction Overview
Interface Metafunctions Inherited From FormattedFile
Detailed Description
Example
Access SAM or BAM files.
#include <seqan/bam_io.h> using namespace seqan; int main() { CharString bamFileName = getAbsolutePath("/demos/tutorial/sam_and_bam_io/example.sam"); // Open input file, BamFileIn can read SAM and BAM files. BamFileIn bamFileIn; if (!open(bamFileIn, toCString(bamFileName))) { std::cerr << "ERROR: Could not open " << bamFileName << std::endl; return 1; } // Open output file, BamFileOut accepts also an ostream and a format tag. BamFileOut bamFileOut(context(bamFileIn), std::cout, Sam()); try { // Copy header. BamHeader header; readHeader(header, bamFileIn); writeHeader(bamFileOut, header); // Copy records. BamAlignmentRecord record; while (!atEnd(bamFileIn)) { readRecord(record, bamFileIn); writeRecord(bamFileOut, record); } } catch (Exception const & e) { std::cout << "ERROR: " << e.what() << std::endl; return 1; } return 0; }
The output is as follows:
@HD VN:1.3 SO:coordinate @SQ SN:ref LN:45 @SQ SN:ref2 LN:40 r001 163 ref 7 30 8M4I4M1D3M = 37 39 TTAGATAAAGAGGATACTG * XX:B:S,12561,2,20,112 r002 0 ref 9 30 1S2I6M1P1I1P1I4M2I * 0 0 AAAAGATAAGGGATAAA * r003 0 ref 9 30 5H6M * 0 0 AGCTAA * r004 0 ref 16 30 6M14N1I5M * 0 0 ATAGCTCTCAGC * r003 16 ref 29 30 6H5M * 0 0 TAGGC * r001 83 ref 37 30 9M = 7 -39 CAGCGCCAT *
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Interface Functions Detail
bool jumpToOrphans(bamFileIn, hasAlignments, index);
Seek to orphans block in BamFileIn using an index.
Parameters
bamFileIn
|
The BamFileIn object to jump with. |
|---|---|
hasAlignments
|
A bool that is set to true if there are any orphans. |
index
|
The BamIndex to use for jumping. |
Data Races
Thread safety unknown!
bool jumpToRegion(bamFileIn, hasAlignments, refID, pos, posEnd, index);
Seek in BamFileIn using an index.
Parameters
bamFileIn
|
The BamFileIn to jump with. |
|---|---|
hasAlignments
|
A bool that is set true if the region [pos, posEnd) has any alignments. |
refID
|
The reference id to jump to (__int32). |
pos
|
The begin of the region to jump to (__int32). |
posEnd
|
The end of the region to jump to (__int32). |
index
|
The BamIndex to use for the jumping. |
Returns
bool |
true if seeking was successful, false if not. |
|---|
You provide a region [pos, posEnd) on the reference refID that you want to jump to and the function jumps to the first alignment in this region, if any.
Remarks
This function fails if refID/pos are invalid.
Data Races
Thread safety unknown!


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