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These stones are known to protect against evil:
Use Onyx to help separate an attached entity. If you think something followed you home from a ghost hunt, wear onyx ASAP to break free.
Agate is one of the best stones for protection. It can drive away spirits, protect you from psychic attack, and stop magic. Tawny agate is thought to be the strongest protective kind of agate.
Jasper
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Hello and welcome, from a dreamer and developer who codes for both job and hobby. And doing
this for 'bout 8+ years now. So yeah, that's me. Scroll down to know more ...
Technologies
Here are some of the technolgies I have worked in
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Projects
Here are some of my personal projects.
Apps 'n' Games
Knexsol Notes
A lightweight note taking app for Android made with Angular etc
Google Playstore
Jumble Fixer
An image puzzle game for mobile / web made with HTML, CSS, JS etc.
Google Playstore
Mini Puzzle
A pocket puzzle game for web / mobile made with HTML, CSS, JS etc.
Google Playstore
Beware of Boxes
A demo game for my web based game development framework CXGL.
Play Game
Asteroid Attack
A web based space fighting game developed purely with html, css and js.
Play Game
Tankgular
A tank fighting game to test the performance of AngularJS 1.x.
Play Game
Flip / Flap
A game of memorization and matching made with ReactJS etc.
Play Game
Snake-n-Snack
A remake of the old snake game with ReactJS etc.
Play Game
Miscellaneous
Barick Tilefy
A Windows 8.1 Metro Style Responsive Web Plugin
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Knexsol
A website for online learning and examination.
Visit Website
CXGL
A javascript game library for making web based games.
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Galaxy Web
A portfolio website with cool galaxy effect.
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Fexplo
Simple Lightweight Cross Platform Folder Explorer
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PCRemote
An app to turn your mobile into a PC Remote Controller.
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Last weekend, Alex and I went up to Vancouver to visit a friend of mine and see the sights.
Chow.
It was my first time in Canada and first impressions were a little rocky. First interaction with my good friend Chow the border guard, I got grilled about why my license plates were from California, but we said we were from Portland. Then why we said we were students, but that we were also graduated. Chow eventually gave up and handed our passports back with a dismissive “just go” after I stumbled about who the car was registered under.
Subtleties, eh?
Canada is like a vivid dream. It’s like reality in a lot of ways, but there are little things that make you realize it’s not. I’ve heard that Vancouver is like a cleaner SF or a more Asian Portland, and while I agree with that, it’s subtly different in interesting ways. For example, driving in, I noticed Canada is a civilized country that uses the metric system. I had no idea how fast I was going and since it wasn’t Oregon where people drive like your grandmother, I got tailgated quite a bit. There are also a lot of streets called King-this and King-that. No American city with any respect would do that.
Cars.
Eventually we settled in though and had a great time. First order of business was looking at cars. Better than your local country club would be an understatement. There are auto shows that don’t have as many super cars as a Saturday morning in Vancouver. We also walked a lot. You can google Vancouver, BC if you want to know what that was like.
French fries that put french fries to shame.
Our food outing of note was at Bin 941 Tapas Parlour late Saturday night where we ordered fries. Bar fries I’ve had countless times.  Yeah, they were good.
Good first trip to Canada. Would recommend. Especially the fries.


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Why religion? "If you look at three- to five-year-olds, when they do something naughty, they have an intuition that everyone knows they've been naughty, regardless of whether they have seen or heard what they've done. It's a false belief, but it's good preparation for belief in an entity that is moral and knows everything," he says. "The idea of invisible agents with a moral dimension who are watching you is highly attention-grabbing to us."


I really want the Bengals to win, and I expect they will.
First of all, I’m getting married two weeks from today. I couldn’t be happier about that, but the late-stage planning is going to be my primary focus over the time between now and the big day. On top of that, this week is my final at neta and next week I start my role at Astute. I’m thrilled about the changes, but there’s a lot of offboarding and onboarding coming up for me.
Once I’m feeling a bit settled from the above, there’s no shortage of house projects to take back up. Most notably, we’re remodeling the kitchen, adding a deck, adding a fence after the deck, and finally tackling the basement. Many appliances will be future endeavored, and we’ll be in the market for lots of furniture and accessories.
Alongside house projects and day jobs, I’ll be formally launching Petrin Development Services this quarter. At first, we won’t be fully open for business, as I juggle my other responsibilities. I’m very excited about this project, as I’ve been trending in that direction for the last few years. I see a lot of opportunity to help local businesses in my town and in the broader Boston Metro West area.
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This document describes Scriptella Drivers supported by Scriptella.
See also the
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JDBC Bridge Drivers
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| Adapter Name | Scriptella Driver Name | Native Driver | Notes | |
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| IBM AS/400 Database | scriptella.driver.as400.Driver | com.ibm.as400.access.AS400JDBCDriver | ||
| CUBRID Database | scriptella.driver.cubrid.Driver | cubrid.jdbc.driver.CUBRIDDriver | ||
| DB2 Database | scriptella.driver.db2.Driver | com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver | ||
| Derby Database | scriptella.driver.derby.Driver | org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientDriver; org.apache.derby.jdbc.EmbeddedDriver | ||
| H2 Database | scriptella.driver.h2.Driver | org.h2.Driver | ||
| HSQLDB | scriptella.driver.hsqldb.Driver | org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver | ||
| JNDI | scriptella.driver.jndi.Driver | Any JDBC driver | This driver allows to work with JNDI-bound datasource connections, useful in J2EE environment | |
| Microsoft SQL Server Database | scriptella.driver.mssql.Driver | com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver | This driver works with Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft SQL Server 2000 JDBC drivers and also allows to use jTDS JDBC driver for Microsoft SQL Server | |
| MySQL Database | scriptella.driver.mysql.Driver | com.mysql.jdbc.Driver | ||
| JDBC-ODBC Bridge | scriptella.driver.odbc.Driver | sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver | JDBC-ODBC Bridge driver. The bridge implements JDBC for any database with ODBC driver. | |
| Oracle Database | scriptella.driver.oracle.Driver | oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver | Built-in Scriptella driver for Oracle. The following extra features supported:
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| PostgreSQL Database | scriptella.driver.postgresql.Driver | org.postgresql.Driver | ||
| Spring Framework | scriptella.driver.spring.Driver | Any JDBC driver | This driver allows to work with
Spring
managed datasource connections, useful in Spring Framework
projects.
The driver requires scriptella.driver.spring.EtlExecutorBean to be used in Spring configuration. |
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| Sybase Database | scriptella.driver.sybase.Driver | com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybDriver | ||
| JDBC Driver for Excel Spreadsheets | scriptella.driver.xls.Driver | net.pcal.sqlsheet.XlsDriver | This driver allows you to interact with Microsoft Excel spreadsheets using SQL statements. |
Non-JDBC Drivers
| Adapter Name | Scriptella Driver Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Autodiscovery | scriptella.driver.auto.Driver | Automatically discovers a necessary driver based on the specified url. |
| CSV | scriptella.driver.csv.Driver | The driver to write and query CSV files. |
| Janino | scriptella.driver.janino.Driver | This driver allows embedding of Java code into <query> and <script> elements. |
| JEXL | scriptella.driver.jexl.Driver | Allows usage of JEXL scripts in <query> and <script> elements. |
| LDAP | scriptella.driver.ldap.Driver | This driver allows executing LDIF scripts and search filter queries. |
| Lucene | scriptella.driver.lucene.Driver | This driver allows search queries through lucene indexed data. |
| MongoDB | org.scriptella.mongodb.Driver | Provides integration of MongoDB with Scriptella. |
| scriptella.driver.mail.Driver | Allows sending E-Mails via SMTP. | |
| javax.script bridge | scriptella.driver.script.Driver | Provides support for JSR 223 compatible scripting languages like JavaScript, JRuby, Grovy etc. See JSR-223 script engines project for the list of supported languages. |
| Scriptella driver | scriptella.driver.scriptella.Driver | Driver for running Scriptella ETL files. Similar to Ant's <ant> task, i.e. it is suitable for splitting large ETL files into sub-projects. |
| Text | scriptella.driver.text.Driver | The driver for working with text data. It supports regular expressions syntax for quering and ant style property expansion in outputted text files. |
| Velocity | scriptella.driver.velocity.Driver | This driver allows to integrate velocity templates into script files. |
| vtd-xml | scriptella.driver.vtdxml.Driver | Implementation of vtd-xml as xpath driver for Scriptella. |
| XPath | scriptella.driver.xpath.Driver | This driver allows querying XML files with XPath expressions. |
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11: Stack of savages [gm0d], savages, number: 11, arrived from the south.
13: Stack of savages [gm0d], savages, number: 11, went north.
16: Stack of cyclops [jq5y], cyclops, number: 4, arrived from the east.
18: Stack of cyclops [jq5y], cyclops, number: 4, went west.
Routes leaving Great Forest:
North, forest, to Great Forest [al25], 8 days
East, forest, to Great Forest [am26], 8 days
South, forest, to Great Forest [an25], 8 days
West, forest, to Great Forest [am24], 8 days
Seen here:
Stack of cyclops [in7h], cyclops, number: 9


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Mind, space, life, love. It’s all about neurons.
Hi! I’m a passionate senior software developer and devops professional with a deep interest in intelligence (bio or artifical). Currently, I’m pursuing a PhD in AI to expand my knowledge in this rapidly-evolving field. With extensive experience in designing and developing complex software systems, I’m a reliable and efficient team player. I’m always eager to take on new ambitious challenges to enhance my skills and contribute to the success of any project. Feel free to contact me and have a chat
Education
Univ. Tor Vergata | Roma, IT
PhD in Artificial Intelligence: Health and Life Science | Nov 2022 - Present
Univ. of Genova | Genova, IT
Master: M.E. in Bioengineering, Neuroengineering, 110/110 | Grad. Dec 2017
Univ. of Calabria | Cosenza, IT Bachelor: Laurea Triennale in Chemical Engineering | Grad. July 2014
Advanced School in AI, AI2Life SRL, Italian National Research Council (CNR) | June 2022
Causal Modeling In Machine Learning, Altdeep.ai | November 2021
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner | March 2021 Machine Learning on Azure, Microsoft Scholarship Foundation Course, Udacity | July 2020
Deep Learning Nanodegree, Udacity. Sponsored by Bertelsmann as Tech Scholarship - AI Track | Sept 2020
Certified ScrumMaster® (CSM®), by Scrum Alliance®, Certification URL: http://bcert.me/sgbqrvmtz | Dec 2018
Deep Learning specialization by deeplearning.ai on Coursera | March 2018
Simulation Neuroscience, by EPFL de Lausanne, Lausanne, CH, on edX | August 2017.
Experience
Prometeia, BO, ITA | Senior Data/Software Engineer, Freelance, remote | Mar 2022 - Present
Omdena, NY, USA | Product Owner, remote | July 2021 - Sep 2021
Humanity, Boston, USA | Data Scientist, remote | June 2021 - Feb 2022
Omdena, NY, USA | ML Engineer, remote | Feb 2021 - Apr 2021
Serenissima Informatica SPA, Padova, IT | Data Engineer/AI Developer, R&D | Jul 2018 - Jul 2021
Trainer in Deep Learning introductory crash-course, Padova, PD, IT. | Oct 2019
Vizzola Ticino, VA. | Consultant in Deep Learning for Computer Vision, ATS SRL | Nov 2017-July 2018
Radboud Univ.and Radboud UMC, Nijmegen (NE) | Research Intern in Computational Neuroscience | Marc 2017 - Jul 2017
Web Developer Freelance, IT. | 2008-2016


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Before Change
for solver_class in [IterativeSVD, SoftImpute, MatrixFactorization]:
solver = solver_class(rank=rank)
completed = solver.complete(incomplete)
save_images(
completed,
base_filename="%s_rank%d" % (solver_class.__name__, rank))
nn = AutoEncoder(
hidden_layer_sizes=[1000, rank],
hidden_activation="tanh",
output_activation="sigmoid")
After Change
completed_fill,
base_filename="SimpleFill_%s" % fill_method)
for fill_method in ["zero", "mean", "random"]:
for shrinkage_value in [5, 20]:
print("Fill=%s, shrinkage=%d" % (fill_method, shrinkage_value))
// SoftImpute without rank constraints
save_images(
SoftImpute(
init_fill_method=fill_method,
shrinkage_value=shrinkage_value).complete(incomplete),
base_filename="SoftImpute_%s_lambda%d" % (
fill_method, shrinkage_value))
for rank in [5, 50]:
for fill_method in ["zero", "mean", "random"]:
save_images(
IterativeSVD(rank=rank, init_fill_method=fill_method).complete(


Bootstrapping speech separation from unsupervised spatial separation
10 Feb 2019Separating an audio scene into isolated sources is a fundamental problem in computer audition, analogous to image segmentation in visual scene analysis. Source separation systems based on deep learning are currently the most successful approaches for solving the underdetermined separation problem, where there are more sources than channels. Traditionally, such systems are trained on sound mixtures where the ground truth decomposition is already known. Since most real-world recordings do not have such a decomposition available, this limits the range of mixtures one can train on, and the range of mixtures the learned models may successfully separate. In this work, we use a simple blind spatial source separation algorithm to generate estimated decompositions of stereo mixtures.
These estimates, together with a weighting scheme in the time-frequency domain, based on confidence in the separation quality, are used to train a deep learning model that can be used for single-channel separation, where no source direction information is available. This demonstrates how a simple cue such as the direction of origin of source can be used to bootstrap a model for source separation that can be used in situations where that cue is not available.
This work was a collaboration with Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs (MERL).


| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Dependencies |
| SAF 2 is in the process of the migrating from the Incubator. The library distribution and dependency report may not yet be available. |
As with most modern and robust frameworks, Struts Action Framework 2 has a number of external dependencies. For your convenience, all of the JARs used by the framework are available in a library distribution. You can download the distribution and add the JARs to your SAF-based application.
| Depending on which of the framework's features your application uses, some of the JARs may be optional. However, if a JAR is not used, its code is not loaded into main memory, and no additional resources are consumed. |
We use Apache Maven to track and maintain the framework's dependencies. Another popular product is Ivy. You may want to consider using Maven or Ivy to manage your own application's dependencies.
The much easier way for dependency resolving is to integrate Ivy into your project. See Building the Framework from Source for a introduction to Ivy and installation instructions.
Here is a sample ivy.xml for a SAF-based project, requiring the latest release of SAF 2 with FreeMarker, SiteMesh and JasperReports functionality:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" xhref="http://www.jayasoft.fr/org/ivyrep/ivy-doc.xsl"?> <ivy-module version="1.0"> <info organisation="my.organisation.net" module="myproject" revision="1.0-alpha-1" status="integration" publication="20051022053520"> <license name="Apache" url="http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt"/> <ivyauthor name="Me" url="http://my.organisation.net/"/> <description homepage="http://my.organisation.net/myproject"> My first Webwork2 based project. <br/> </description> </info> <configurations> <conf name="build" visibility="private"/> <conf name="default"/> </configurations> <publications> <artifact name="myproject" type="jar" conf="default"/> </publications> <dependencies> <!-- build only dependencies --> <dependency org="junit" name="junit" rev="3.8.1" conf="build->*"/> <dependency org="servletapi" name="servletapi" rev="2.4" conf="build->*"/> <!-- runtime (and build) dependencies --> <dependency org="log4j" name="log4j" rev="1.2.9" conf="default->default"/> <dependency org="apache-struts" name="action" rev="2.0+" conf="default->default,freemarker,sitemesh,jasperreports"/> </dependencies> </ivy-module>
The following is a sample repository resolver configuration ivyconf.xml
<ivyconf> <properties file="ivyconf.properties"/> <conf defaultResolver="default" checkUpToDate="true"/> <resolvers> <ivyrep name="libraries"/> <chain name="default"> <url name="apache-struts" checkmodified="true"> <ivy pattern="http://struts.apache.org/[organisation]/[module]/ivy-[revision].xml"/> <artifact pattern="http://struts.apache.org/[organisation]/[module]/[artifact]-[revision].[type]"/> </url> <url name="contegix"> <ivy pattern="http://repository.contegix.com/ivyrep/[organisation]/[module]/ivy-[revision].xml"/> <artifact pattern="http://repository.contegix.com/ivyrep/[organisation]/[module]/[artifact]-[revision].[type]"/> </url> <ivyrep name="ivyrep"/> <ibiblio name="contegix-maven" root="http://repository.contegix.com/maven"/> <url name="maven"> <artifact pattern="http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/[organisation]/jars/[module]-[revision].[type]"/> </url> </chain> </resolvers> </ivyconf>
After integrating an appropriate Ivy init task into your project build file, Ivy will resolve all dependencies required by your project and download the needed JARs. See Ivy documentation for more information on how to integrate Ivy in your own project, or just have a quick look at our build process.


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After years of working on research projects for globally recognised clients (from both academic and industry perspective) Tryanglist became an idea of mine in which I planned to combine my passion for data science techniques, advertising and psychology to change perspectives in creating customer insights.
Currently, I can be found as a PhD researcher at the UoN where I investigate customer perceptions and work as a teaching affiliate at the Business Analytics module.
This kind of insights describe the customer base and point to the best ways of communicating with the target market.
The results of this model was a rank of the most relevant psychological and behavioural traits that drive behaviours.
Understanding which 'phase' of retention each customer is, helps us create personalisation with the goal of aligning brand storytelling with the world view of customes.


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This license, based on the maximally-permissive Apache 2.0 License, defines the terms under which we offer Simbody.
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That symbol does not mean anything commercial. It is just to let you know that we claim a trademark on the name "Simbody" so you may not use that name except to refer to our software as we distribute it. The license permits you to make any kind of derivative work, or to use all or part of Simbody code in any way you like, but you can't call the resulting work "Simbody" without our agreement. We make that restriction because we don't want any confusion to exist about what is, and what is not, the Simbody project that we support and carefully maintain. But ... if you want to make improvements to Simbody we would love to have your open source contributions to put into the main Simbody source tree, in which case they would be included under the Simbody name. See CONTRIBUTING.md for information about how to contribute.
Our license does not require that you acknowledge us, but we and our sponsors would be grateful if you did anyway! If our hard work has helped you with yours, please throw us a bone and mention on your "About" page and in your documentation that you are using Simbody from https://simtk.org/home/simbody. Where appropriate, please cite this paper:
We would be particularly grateful if you mention that Simbody is primarily funded by NIH Roadmap grant U54 GM072970. We appreciate that support very much, and the NIH appreciates knowing that its funds are having an impact, particularly on medical research and human health.


Syntax:
ensure-directories-exist pathspec &key verbose => pathspec, created
Arguments and Values:
pathspec---a pathname designator.
verbose---a generalized boolean.
created---a generalized boolean.
Description:
Tests whether the directories containing the specified file actually exist, and attempts to create them if they do not.
If the containing directories do not exist and if verbose is true, then the implementation is permitted (but not required) to perform output to standard output saying what directories were created. If the containing directories exist, or if verbose is false, this function performs no output.
The primary value is the given pathspec so that this operation can be straightforwardly composed with other file manipulation expressions. The secondary value, created, is true if any directories were created.
Examples: None.
Affected By:
The host computer's file system.
Exceptional Situations:
An error of type file-error is signaled if the host, device, or directory part of pathspec is wild.
If the directory creation attempt is not successful, an error of type file-error is signaled; if this occurs, it might be the case that none, some, or all of the requested creations have actually occurred within the file system.
See Also:
probe-file, open, Section 19.1.2 (Pathnames as Filenames)
Notes: None.


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This is man page of distributed key-value storage with REST API
Avialable commands:
List of all databases
Make GET or PUT request to
/name_of_database/
to work with database
Make GET, PUT or PUSH request to
/name_of_database/key/
to work with value


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The price struct stores asset prices in the BitShares system.
A price is defined as a ratio between two assets, and represents a possible exchange rate between those two assets. prices are generally not stored in any simplified form, i.e. a price of (1000 CORE)/(20 USD) is perfectly normal.
The assets within a price are labeled base and quote. Throughout the BitShares code base, the convention used is that the base asset is the asset being sold, and the quote asset is the asset being purchased, where the price is represented as base/quote, so in the example price above the seller is looking to sell CORE asset and get USD in return.
Definition at line 108 of file asset.hpp.
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The black swan price is defined as debt/collateral, we want to perform a margin call before debt == collateral. Given a debt/collateral ratio of 1 USD / CORE and a maintenance collateral requirement of 2x we can define the call price to be 2 USD / CORE.
This method divides the collateral by the maintenance collateral ratio to derive a call price for the given black swan ratio.
There exists some cases where the debt and collateral values are so small that dividing by the collateral ratio will result in a 0 price or really poor rounding errors. No matter what the collateral part of the price ratio can never go to 0 and the debt can never go more than GRAPHENE_MAX_SHARE_SUPPLY
CR * DEBT/COLLAT or DEBT/(COLLAT/CR)
Note: this function is only used before core-1270 hard fork.
Definition at line 216 of file asset.cpp.


Pandas is one of the most powerful tools for dealing with financial data. First we need to import Pandas:
import pandas as pd
Series is a one-dimensional labeled array capable of holding any data type (integers, strings, float, Python object, etc.)
We create a Series by calling pd.Series(data), where data can be a dictionary, an array or just a scalar value.
price = [143.73, 145.83, 143.68, 144.02, 143.5, 142.62] s = pd.Series(price) print s 0 143.73 1 145.83 2 143.68 3 144.02 4 143.50 5 142.62
We can customize the indices of a new Series:
s = pd.Series(price, index = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f']) print s a 143.73 b 145.83 c 143.68 d 144.02 e 143.50 f 142.62
Or we can change the indices of an existing Series:
s.index = [6,5,4,3,2,1] print s 6 143.73 5 145.83 4 143.68 3 144.02 2 143.50 1 142.62
Series is like a list since it can be sliced by index:
print s[1:] print s[:-2] 5 145.83 4 143.68 3 144.02 2 143.50 1 142.62 dtype: float64 6 143.73 5 145.83 4 143.68 3 144.02 dtype: float64
Series is also like a dictionary whose values can be set or fetched by index label:
print s[4] s[4] = 0 print s 143.68 6 143.73 5 145.83 4 0.00 3 144.02 2 143.50 1 142.62 dtype: float64
Series can also have a name attribute, which will be used when we make up a Pandas DataFrame using several series.
s = pd.Series(price, name = 'Apple Prices') print s print s.name 0 143.73 1 145.83 2 143.68 3 144.02 4 143.50 5 142.62 Name: Apple Prices, dtype: float64 Apple Prices
We can get the statistical summaries of a Series:
print s.describe() count 6.000000 mean 143.896667 std 1.059711 min 142.620000 25% 143.545000 50% 143.705000 75% 143.947500 max 145.830000
Pandas has a built-in function specifically for creating date indices: pd.date_range(). We use it to create a new index for our Series:
time_index = pd.date_range('2017-01-01', periods = len(s), freq = 'D') print time_index s.index = time_index print s DatetimeIndex(['2017-01-01', '2017-01-02', '2017-01-03', '2017-01-04', '2017-01-05', '2017-01-06'], dtype='datetime64[ns]', freq='D') 2017-01-01 143.73 2017-01-02 145.83 2017-01-03 143.68 2017-01-04 144.02 2017-01-05 143.50 2017-01-06 142.62 Freq: D, Name: Apple Prices, dtype: float64
Series are usually accessed using the iloc[] and loc[] methods. iloc[] is used to access elements by integer index, and loc[] is used to access the index of the series.
iloc[] is necessary when the index of a series are integers, take our previous defined series as example:
s.index = [6,5,4,3,2,1] print s print s[1] 6 143.73 5 145.83 4 143.68 3 144.02 2 143.50 1 142.62 Name: Apple Prices, dtype: float64 142.62
If we intended to take the second element of the series, we would make a mistake here, because the index are integers. In order to access to the element we want, we use iloc[] here:
print s.iloc[1] [out]: 145.83
While working with time series data, we often use time as the index. Pandas provides us with various methods to access the data by time index.
s.index = time_index print s['2017-01-03'] [out]: 143.68
We can even access to a range of dates:
print s['2017-01-02':'2017-01-05'] 2017-01-02 145.83 2017-01-03 143.68 2017-01-04 144.02 2017-01-05 143.50 Freq: D, Name: Apple Prices, dtype: float64
Series[] provides us a very flexible way to index data. We can add any condition in the square brackets:
print s[s < np.mean(s)] print s[(s > np.mean(s)) & (s < np.mean(s) + 1.64*np.std(s))] 2017-01-01 143.73 2017-01-03 143.68 2017-01-05 143.50 2017-01-06 142.62 Name: Apple Prices, dtype: float64 2017-01-04 144.02 Freq: D, Name: Apple Price List, dtype: float64
As demonstrated, we can use logical operators like & (and), | (or) and ~ (not) to group multiple conditions.


| 020:053 Khan | : |
Who has made earth for you like a bed (spread out); and has opened roads (ways and paths etc.) for you therein; and has sent down water (rain) from the sky. And We have brought forth with it various kinds of vegetation. |
| 020:053 Maulana | : |
Who made the earth for you an expanse and made for you therein paths and sent down water from the clouds. Then thereby We bring forth pairs of various herbs. |
| 020:053 Pickthal | : |
Who hath appointed the earth as a bed and hath threaded roads for you therein and hath sent down water from the sky and thereby We have brought forth divers kinds of vegetation, |
| 020:053 Rashad | : |
He is the One who made the earth habitable for you, and paved in it roads for you. And He sends down from the sky water with which we produce many different kinds of plants. |
| 020:053 Sarwar | : |
It is God who has made the earth as a cradle for you with roads for you to travel. He has sent water from the sky to produce various pairs of plants. |
| 020:053 Shakir | : |
Who made the earth for you an expanse and made for you therein paths and sent down water from the cloud; then thereby We have brought forth many species of various herbs. |
| 020:053 Sherali | : |
It is HE WHO has made the earth for you a bed and has caused pathways for you to run through it; and WHO sends down rain from the sky and thereby WE bring forth various kinds of vegetation in pairs. |
| 020:053 Yusufali | : |
"He Who has, made for you the earth like a carpet spread out; has enabled you to go about therein by roads (and channels); and has sent down water from the sky." With it have We produced diverse pairs of plants each separate from the others. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإشارة إلى ازدواجية المادة Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Indication to the Material Dualism العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإشارة إلى طبقات الأرض Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Indication to the Earth Strata العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > النبات Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Plants
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Horror fiction is fiction in any medium intended to scare, unsettle, or horrify the audience. Historically, the cause of the "horror" experience has often been the intrusion of a supernatural element into everyday human experience. Since the 1960s, any work of fiction with a morbid, gruesome, surreal, or exceptionally suspenseful or frightening theme has come to be called "horror". Horror fiction often overlaps science fiction or fantasy, all three of which categories are sometimes placed under the umbrella classification speculative fiction.


$mdMedia
is used to evaluate whether a given media query is true or false given the
current device's screen / window size. The media query will be re-evaluated on resize, allowing
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Click the play button on the Beatnik Player to the right and start the music file playing. Now right-click (click-and-hold for Mac users) anywhere on the control panel. In the pop-up menu that appears you should see the option "Song Display", which will already be checked. Click on the option "System Display" and see what happens. You should now see how the song information display and transport controls completely vanished and were replaced by a global mute button at the top right and an oscilloscope-type display in the lower portion. Now, click just once on the oscilloscope display. You should see how it changes to a meters-style display mode.
So, it's evident that the Beatnik Player has numerous appearances that it can take on. While the user always has the ability to alter the control panel's appearance using the pop-up menu, is there a way that the author can force an embedded Beatnik player to show up with one of these cool alternate displays? This is where the DISPLAY and MODE attributes come in. First let's explain the concept behind the control panel's display options.
There are essentially two types of information that the player's control panel can display: song information, or system information. The author can force the player's control panel into one of these two types of display by using the DISPLAY attribute in the EMBED tag and specifying a value of either SONG or SYSTEM. The attribute's syntax could be:
There is one thing that is still unaccounted for. Remember how at the beginning of this step you changed the control panel using the pop-up menu? And then proceeded to change it further by clicking on the lower portion? This brought up a meters-style display mode. If you were to bring up the pop-up menu again while in this display mode, you would see how the menu still shows 'System Display' as checked. This is because the meters are just a variation on the system display. When the meters are showing, you are still seeing the global audio output for all Beatnik players embedded on the same page, or in completely different frames or browser windows. But the audio output is being presented in a different fashion.
This is where the MODE attribute comes in. The MODE attribute allows an author to further customize the style of display that is used when the panel is in the SONG or SYSTEM display. When the panel is in SONG display, there is only one option that can be used for the MODE attribute: COPYRIGHT. This mode shows information for the player's currently loaded music or audio file in the lower portion of the control panel. On the other hand, when the panel is in SYSTEM display, you can specify a value of either SCOPE or METERS for the MODE attribute:


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Maruti Suzuki Ciaz facelift long term review, fourth report
by Gavin D'SouzaPressing the Ciaz to do more than just the one-man commute reveals interesting new details.
Like most relationships, my time with this long-term Maruti Ciaz, thus far, has been spent in phases. And they play out just as you might expect. It starts with curiosity and a little bit of doubt: ‘What are the features like?’ ‘Will it be any fun?’ ‘Surely it can’t be as fuel-efficient as Maruti says it is.’ ‘Those beige carpets look like they’re already turning brown.’
The next phase was acceptance and slow admiration. ‘It’s got pretty much everything I need.’ ‘It’s not a lot of fun but it sure is relaxing.’ ‘Whoa, this is way more efficient than I expected.’ ‘I should probably have those carpets cleaned; they used to be beige once.’
And now, it seems, I’m in the settling down phase. ‘Hey Google, take me to work.’ ‘Ah, come to me, sweet, soft, mushy suspension.’ ‘Still about two weeks to go before fill-up day arrives.’ ‘Meh, brown is the new beige, right?’
BROWN TOWN: Monsoon hasn’t been kind to the carpets.
It’s true; I’ve started to long for this car at the end of every day. Sure, it’s not going to get my pulse racing, but I’m fortunate enough to have access to so many other cars if I want a quick adrenaline fix. And once I’m done, I want nothing more than to sink into my Ciaz’s faux-leather seats and trundle gently home.
I enjoy playing the little game with the fuel computer in the MID display – keeping the green bar above the current fuel economy figure on the screen (it means you’re driving more efficiently than you were before). And though it has been quite stellar in the past, I’ve lately let the Ciaz down, dropping that number into high-single-digit territory.
That’s because I find myself driving it a lot more outside of my commute these days, sometimes just for kicks. Father needs picking up from the airport? I’m on it. Big family brunch? Invite more cousins please! Night out with the friends? Why take a cab? I’ll be the designated driver. Yep, that much.
CHAUFFEUR, SO GOOD: Has a hugely spacious back seat.
The downside of driving it a lot more, I suppose, is that some of the Ciaz’s shortcomings come to the fore more frequently. While the engine is strong enough to hustle just little ol’ me around, when the car is loaded with people, it needs to be worked a fair bit harder – which perhaps wouldn’t have been an issue with the diesel version. It’s also in such a situation that, when weighed down, the soft suspension can sometimes bottom out. And when you’re driving at a more ‘traffic friendly’ time, enjoying yourself takes precedence and fuel economy tends to be less of a consideration; so that double-digit efficiency figure has a smaller chance of survival.
TOUCHY TOPIC: Gen 1 SmartPlay infotainment is sluggish.
But hey, a little friction is part of any relationship, right? Except this relationship has a finite life-span. After 10 months and 6,405km, we’re now in the twilight of our time with the Ciaz, and it won’t be long before it has to ride out into the sunset with one of Maruti’s drivers at the wheel. I’m going to try and make the most of it.
Photography: Omkar Dhas
Also see:
Maruti Suzuki Ciaz facelift long term review, third report
2018 Maruti Suzuki Ciaz petrol SHVS, review, test drive
Maruti Suzuki Ciaz
Rs 9.17 lakh * on road price (New Delhi)
| Fact File | |
|---|---|
| Distance covered | 6405km |
| Price when new | Rs 9.98 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) |
| Test economy | 13.38kpl (overall, as tested); 9.89kpl (overall, this month) |
| Maintenance costs | None |
| Faults | None |
| Previous Report | February 2019, May 2019, August 2019 |


Module pl.app
Application support functions
See the Guide
Functions
| require_here () | add the current script's path to the Lua module path |
| appfile (file) | return a suitable path for files private to this application |
| platform () | return string indicating operating system |
| parse_args (args, flags_with_values) | parse command-line arguments into flags and parameters |
Functions
- require_here ()
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add the current script's path to the Lua module path
Applies to both the source and the binary module paths. It makes it easy for
the main file of a multi-file program to access its modules in the same directory.
Returns:
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the current script's path with a trailing slash
- appfile (file)
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return a suitable path for files private to this application
These will look like '~/.SNAME/file', with '~' as with expanduser and
SNAME is the name of the script without .lua extension.
Parameters:
file
: a filename (w/out path)
Returns:
-
a full pathname
- platform ()
-
return string indicating operating system
Returns:
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'Windows','OSX' or whatever uname returns (e.g. 'Linux')
- parse_args (args, flags_with_values)
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parse command-line arguments into flags and parameters
Understands GNU-style command-line flags; short (-f) and long (--flag).
These may be given a value with either '=' or ':' (-k:2,--alpha=3.2,-n2);
note that a number value can be given without a space.
Multiple short args can be combined like so: (-abcd).
Parameters:
args
: an array of strings (default is the global 'arg')flags_with_values
: any flags that take values, e.g.{out=true}
Returns:
- a table of flags (flag=value pairs)
- an array of parameters


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John Boyega Gets Emotional As He Bids Goodbye To Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker
However, Boyega is pleased that his character has maintained a sense of "mystery".
by IANSActor John Boyega, who will be making his final appearance in “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker“, says it’s hard to say goodbye.
In an interview to Total Film magazine, Boyega became emotional while talking about “Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker”, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
When asked if leaving the franchise was bittersweet, he said: “Yeah, 100 per cent, because you no longer have the consistency with these people who you have genuine friendships with.”
However, Boyega is pleased that his character has maintained a sense of “mystery”.
He added: “It feels OK, because, with just three films, there’s still a curiosity and a mystery about Finn. There are still certain things that I really don’t know about him. It feels like, ‘OK, cool. It’s a balanced, right time.’
“But if my name was Daniel Radcliffe right now, I’d be like, ‘I’ll be playing this guy for years. Yeah! Somebody take this wand!’ “


A Stata-style ‘webuse()' function for importing named datasets from Stata’s online collection.
| Version: | 0.1.3 |
| Imports: | haven |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-10-01 |
| Author: | Thomas J. Leeper [aut], Jodi Beggs [cre, aut] |
| Maintainer: | Jodi Beggs <jodi at alum.mit.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/leeper/webuse/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/leeper/webuse |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | webuse citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | webuse results |
| Reference manual: | webuse.pdf |
| Package source: | webuse_0.1.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: webuse_0.1.3.zip, r-release: webuse_0.1.3.zip, r-oldrel: webuse_0.1.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: webuse_0.1.3.tgz, r-oldrel: webuse_0.1.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | webuse archive |
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India Shipped In Over 336,000 BPD Of Oil From Nigeria In October
The country considered Nigerian petroleum more than it did import from the United States – a revision of September’s trend.
by saharaReporters, New York
One of Nigeria’s most important oil customers, India, purchased over 336,000 barrels of crude daily from the country in October.
The country considered Nigerian petroleum more than it did import from the United States – a revision of September’s trend.
Unnamed sources informed Reuters that India bought a record 336,000 barrels per day of oil from the US, but the country was fourth to Nigeria on the Asian state’s choice of import.
The reason for the Nigerian preference is down to new rules from the International Maritime Organisation saying fuel used on ships must have reduced Sulphur content, analysts say.
“Indian demand for gasoil has been falling but overall Asian demand has been relatively strong because of new marine fuel rules from January.
"And good diesel cracks is prompting refiners to buy distillate rich crudes like that of Nigeria,” an analyst with Refinitiv, Ehsan Ul Haq, said.
The outlook for the entirety of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries was gloomier however.
The third largest oil importer purchased 3.43m barrels of oil from the OPEC alliance daily in October.
This is seven per cent less than the 80 per cent stake the cartel supplied in September.
On cue with predictions from the International Energy agency that demand for oil from OPEC will decline by a million barrels in 2020, India sourced more of the foregone seven per cent from the competitive US and other none OPEC countries.
Data sourced by the news agency also showed that demand for fuel by the 1bn plus population declined by 1.4 per cent in October, while diesel consumption is on a three-year low.
Iraq regained top spot as the chief source of Indian oil from Saudi Arabia, while the Hindu-majority state increased its petroleum purchase volumes from September lows caused by refinery maintenance.


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New Project
Introduction
The New Project dialog is where new PeptideShaker projects are created based on identification files.
After completing each field click "Create!" to start the processing. During the importing of the files
the progress of the import will be displayed.
To open previously saved projects use the Open Project option instead.
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Identification File(s): the files containing the identification results. Supported formats are Mascot DAT files, OMSSA OMX files and X!Tandem XML files.
If the identification files were generated using SearchGUI, PeptideShaker will
load the additional files automatically!
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Spectrum File(s): the files containing the peak lists used for the search in the
MGF format.
All spectra should be provided and uniquely entitled! To generate compatible MGF files we recommend the use of OpenMS.
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FASTA File: the FASTA file used to identify the spectra.
Identification should be conducted using concatenated Target/Decoy databases. The tag for reverse sequences is "REVERSED".
We recommended using SearchGUI for the identification of spectra.
Peptides common to the Target and the Decoy database will be automatically ignored.
Loading big files can require a lot of time and memory. We recommend trying PeptideShaker on smaller datasets first!
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Additional settings can be set for the preprocessing of the identification files:
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Search Parameters: The search parameters should be set carefully in order to process the data reliably.
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e-value Filtering: In order to reduce the memory consumption it is possible to remove identifications with a high e-values.
It is adviced to keep these values as high as possible in order to ensure that PSMs reach a PEP of 1. This can be verified in the Validation tab.
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Peptide Length: lower and upper limits can be set for the peptide length.
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Precursor Accuracy: The higher precursor mass error allowed can be set here in order to filter out outliers.
If the identification files were generated using SearchGUI,
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Ethiopia: Ruling coalition agrees to form single party ahead of 2020 poll
by Aaron BrooksEthiopia’s ruling coalition has agreed to form a single national party ahead of elections next year.
Three of the coalition’s four ethnically-orientated parties agreed to merge into a single party, as part of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s efforts to unite the country. However, the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) that dominant party in the coalition until early last year refused to take part in the vote.
Coalition agrees to form single party
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said the vote to form a united national party was unanimous on Twitter, as dissenting members of the coalition weren’t present in the room when voting took place.
He also announced the name of the new party is Prosperity Party.
“The unanimous decision passed today to merge the Party is a crucial step in harnessing our energy to work toward a shared vision,” the PM said on Twitter. “Prosperity Party is committed to strengthening & applying a true Federal system which recognizes the diversity and contributions of all Ethiopians.”
The prime minister is attempting to heal ethnic divides within Ethiopia by making changes from the top. Ethnic clashes have been on the rise since he came into power last April and 2019 has been a particularly difficult year.
The TPLF has criticised the move to form a single party, accusing Abiy Ahmed of not following the correct procedure. Meanwhile, a number of analysts have suggested it will do little to reduce ethnic tensions across Ethiopia.
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Sky broadband down as thousands report connectivity issues across the UK
The problems are affecting subscribers across the UK
by Jillian MacMathUPDATE: Sky has announced that its services for broadband customers have resumed.
Just before 12.30pm they tweeted: "Our broadband service is back up and running, and we’re sorry for the disruption caused to some of our customers this morning."
Thousands of Sky customers are reporting their broadband service is down this morning.
More than 2,000 customers have reported issues with internet connectivity to outage website Downdetector.co.uk since around 6am, with the majority of problems occurring across the southern half of the UK.
A heat map shows the greatest concentration of outages in London.
A significant number of reports have also originated from south Wales, including in Newport, Cardiff, Swansea, and Carmarthen.
One customer, from Barry, tweeted: "Service status (when I finally got on to it) said all systems fine, but clearly not - can't access most websites."
Another person wrote: "Same here in Caerphilly ... hope it's not gonna be for much longer."
The provider has confirmed it's aware of 'an issue' with its broadband service and is working to correct it.
A spokesperson for the Sky customer service said: "We are aware of an issue affecting some of our customers broadband across parts of the UK, we’re sorry for this. We have the right people working hard to fix this."
They have not estimated a time for when the service will be restored; however, an update will be provided at 1pm.
There are no known issues with Sky TV or Sky TV Apps.
Status updates are available on the Sky website.


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Some objects manage large number of items. If those items are
complex objects themselves, such as subclasses of Base
,
the memory consumed by such a collection can take your application
down. However, with a large number of items, you are rarely going
to actually deal with all of those items at once, you don't need
the to be active all the time. This is when the Flyweight pattern
comes handy. The name doesn't mean much to me, I prefer to think
of it as a Sliding Window kind of thing, where you slide a small
window cut in a piece of paper over the data so that you actually
see a little bit of it at a time.
For several years now, YUI 3 has been lacking a TreeView which
was one of the very earliest widgets in YUI 2 and the reason is
simple, the formal way to construct such a widget would be to use
Widget
for the root augmented by WidgetParent
and a Widget
for each node in the tree, each
augmented by WidgetChild
and, if they have children,
WidgetParent
. This is a terribly costly way of doing
it, the browser soon starts running out of memory, becomes
sluggish and eventually freezes with trees far short of big.
The Flyweight pattern gives us an alternative. Each node is actually composed of the state and the behavior. The state is made of things like the label it shows, whether it is expanded or collapsed, selected or not and which nodes are its children. The behavior is what to do when things change. In OOP we learn that objects are made of those two aspects put together. As it turns out, this is terribly expensive. What we do instead is to have the state in a plain object, without methods, attributes or events, simple property:value sets, and put all the behavior, that is methods and events, in a separate object. This object provides us the window which allows us to look at the state of any node at any time.
If we were to have one object handling the behavior for each item
in the collection we would be just as bad as having a Widget
instance per node. Going back to our paper cutout, it would be as
having the paper weakened with too many wholes. What we do instead
is try to have a few behavior objects as we can possibly can.
I had already explored this in my own Gallery Model
module, where the base Model could be augmented by the
MultiRecordModel extension which allowed the same Model to handle
any number of records that slid under the single Model instance.
This allowed the same Model to handle one or multiple records. The
Model provided the window into the data and the MultiRecordModel
extension managed the sliding of the data under it.
For a TreeView, I needed to add a second dimension since, unlike
a list which is uni-dimensional, a tree has depth. However, a
TreeView is not the only widget that relies on tree-structured
data, a Menu also does and so can a form, made of several nested
groupings of fields, field-sets, groups of radio buttons and other
arbitrary groupings. So, the Widget
is split into
two parts, the FlyweightTreeManager,
which handles the tree-like structure, and the actual FWTreeView
widget, which shows the tree data as a TreeView. Though originally
I made the FlyweightTreeManager
as an extension to
avoid limiting to a Widget
, I found that the
generalization had a cost in code size and the abstraction made
little sense. Thus, FlyweightTreeManager
is a
subclass of Widget
.
The FlyweightTreeManager
is not the window, the
paper cutout showing the data through, but it manages the windows
over the plain data underneath. The sliding windows are instances
of FlyweightTreeNode
, a subclass of Base
.
The manager deals with moving these windows around the data. The
manager is also a factory of node instances, they should not be
created independently. This allows the manager to limit the number
of instances created at any time to the minimum.
The manager has a pool of node instances and it borrows them from the pool when needed, and refills the pool when empty. The pool can be quite small. The number of items in the pool hardly ever exceeds the depth of the tree. A fully collapsed tree will require just two instances for rendering, one for the root and one for each node in turn (the manager gets an instance for the root and then the enumerating method uses a single instance for each node being drawn). If the tree is expanded one node at a time, the same two nodes will be used over and over, one for the node being expanded and the other to render each child. Rendering a fully expanded tree would require a node instance per level.
Since the information at each level might be different, nodes can
be of different types. The manager recognizes the type
attribute and keeps separate pools for each kind of node. Thus,
the pool is a hash indexed by node type, with each entry an array
of pooled nodes.
To create the tree, the constructor receives an array of plain
objects defining the first level of nodes, containing properties
such as label
, expanded
, type
or children
, the later being an array of further
objects defining the next level of nodes.
To traverse the tree, the manager provides the forSomeNodes
method, which loops through all of the nodes in the tree, depth
first, passing each node to the callback in turn. The method
assumes the node instance will not be used beyond the lifespan of
the callback and returns the node to pool at every step. If there
are different node types, it will provide a suitable instance for
each node. As its name suggest ('some' instead of 'each') the
traversal can be cancelled at any time. A full traversal will
require a number of nodes equal to the depth of the tree, assuming
all the nodes of the same type. For finer control over the
traversal FlyweightTreeNode
also provides a forSomeChildren
method that lets you go one level at a time. For example, the render
method does not use forSomeNodes
since it doesn't
bother to render the whole tree, just the expanded branches. Thus,
it uses forSomeChildren
one level at a time, when
needed.
What happens when you want to keep a reference to a node? Each
node has a hold
method which keeps the node away
from the pool. The developer should use hold
sparingly as this increases memory. When done with the node,
calling release
will return it to the pool. Several
getXxxx
methods (getParent
, getNextSibling
,
getNodeBy
) return node references. Unlike the
traversal methods (forSomeNodes
, forSomeChildren
),
the manager cannot predict when you are done with the requested
node, thus, those nodes are automatically placed on hold for you.
Event listeners are also provided with node instances. You can
listen to any DOM events by delegation at the root. The manager
will supplement the event facade for such events with an extra node
property containing a reference to the node that received the
event (in fact, the node that would have received the event had it
been there, but the manager makes it all look like it has always
been there). The node instances provided to the event facade are
returned to the pool when the event has run its course. Once
again, the developer can call hold
to keep that
reference and call release
when it is no longer
needed.
What happens with events at the node level? DOM events can be
listened to by delegation at the root. You can listen to them at
the node level but that would require you to place the node
instance on hold. If a node needs to respond itself to a DOM
event, all it needs to do is add the type of event to a list kept
by the manager so that when the event fires, the manager will take
an instance from the pool and relay it the event as if it had
always been there. FWTreeNode
does this with the "click"
event so that it can respond to clicks by toggling expansion or
selection. For internal node events, such as attribute change
events, since the attribute must be changed from within the
instance itself (by using the set
method), any such
events will fire while the instance is already active.
The manager also handles dynamic loading, a feature much
appreciated in YUI2 TreeView. If a function is set on the dynamicLoader
attribute, the first time a collapsed node is expanded, the
dynamic loader will be called. The loader will get a reference to
the node being expanded and a callback function. Whenever it
manages to get the new nodes, it must call the callback function
passing the array of new nodes to add to the tree. Along the
examples of gallery-fwt-treeview
there is one showing this feature, extracting information from YQL
every time a node is expanded. All the example uses just four
nodes, no matter how many nodes are shown and each is of a
different type (one default type for the root, which is invisible
and one of a different type for each level).
There is another throughback to YUI 2 TreeView. All rendering is
done via templates. A big string containing the markup is build
for the expanded sections of the tree and then inserted into the innerHTML
of the overall container for the tree in a single action. TreeView
was the only widget in the YUI 2 family that did it this way, most
of them use YAHOO.util.Element
and do quite a lot of
DOM manipulation. TreeView simply concatenated lots of tiny bits
and pieces of strings, without any templates, just one bit a time.
Once it was expected that DOM manipulation would eventually see
great performance improvements and doing DOM manipulation seemed
better than concatenating strings, however, the opposite turned
out to be true. Thus, an old part of an old widget turned out to
be better than later improvements.
Now, as for memory consumption, drawing a tree using a Widget
per node, each augmented with WidgetChild
an WidgetParent
,
takes 8 times the memory than using the FWTreeView
when drawing a tree with about 150 nodes. The pure Widget
solution grows in proportion to the depth times the width of the
tree (this is not strictly true since the tree is not a square, in
fact it grows with exponentialy with the depth of the tree, the
exponent being the number of children per node). FWTreeView
grows linearly with the depth. Thus, with more nodes, the
difference grows even sharper. Adding just one more level of nodes
to the tree made the browser crash with the Widget
based solution while FWTreeView
kept working fine.
All this savings would be expected to come at a cost, after all,
managing the pool and sliding those cutout windows around should
take time. As a matter of fact, the cost of managing the nodes is
barely noticeable for very small trees. For larger trees, the cost
to the browser of managing the huge amounts of memory required by
the Widget-based solution completely overwhelms the browser. For
the same 150 nodes, the performance of FWTreeView
was 12 times faster. I was unable to measure it for a tree one
level deeper because Firefox froze and Chrome crashed with the
Widget-based tree while it kept working with FWTreeView
.
(I wasn't adding one node at a time but one full level at a time
so after the 156 nodes it went to 781 nodes, growing exponentially
with each level).
The flyweight pattern allows managing large number of nodes with
ease, minimizing memory consumption and, indirectly, improving
performance by taking less resources from the browser. It can be
argued (and has been argued) that Base
and Widget
are too heavy, and there is some truth to it. One solution is to
avoid using them. Another is to use them wisely, which is the
option shown here.
This article has described mostly the FlyweightTreeManager
object though developers are more likely to use FWTreeView
,
which inherits from it. FlyweightTreeManager
can be
instantiated and rendered, but it has no CSS styles and the
templates are very basic so the resulting HTML is boring, it
should be considered an abstract class. FWTreeView
ads several features such as node selection and keyboard
navigation. These are not provided by the base abstract classes
because each widget (treeview, menu, form) handles them
differently. WAI-ARIA support is built-in.


Jasmin graduated with a degree in computer science in 2001 from the University of Sherbrooke, Quebec. He did a work term at Trolltech in the summer of 2000 as a software engineer and has been working there continuously since early 2001. In 2003, Jasmin cowrote C++ GUI Programming with Qt 3, and in 2005 he cowrote C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4. He is the driving force behind Qt 4's container classes and layout system. Jasmin now divides his time between working as one of Trolltech's senior software engineers and completing an M.Sc. thesis in computer science at the University of Oslo.


Crypto Market Cap And Bitcoin Under Pressure: BCH, BNB, EOS, TRX Analysis
- The total crypto market cap is struggling to recover above the $235.0B resistance area.
- Bitcoin price is now trading well below the $9,000 and $8,960 resistance levels.
- EOS price is declining and it seems like it could revisit the $3.350 support area.
- Binance Coin (BNB) is still facing a lot of hurdles near the $21.00 and $21.20 levels.
- BCH price is approaching the main $285 and $280 support levels.
- Tron (TRX) price is correcting lower and it is now trading below the $0.0200 support.
The crypto market cap and bitcoin (BTC) are currently under pressure. Ethereum (ETH), binance coin (BNB), ripple, BCH, tron (TRX), litecoin and EOS might decline further.
Bitcoin Cash Price Analysis
In the past few hours, there was a fresh downward move below the $295 level in BCH price against the US Dollar. The BCH/USD pair is now approaching the main $285 and $280 support levels. If there is a downside break below the $280 support, the price could extend its decline towards $265.
On the upside, an initial resistance is near the $295 level. However, the main resistance is near the $300 and $305 levels, above which the price is likely to rally.
Binance Coin (BNB), EOS, Tron (TRX) Price Analysis
EOS price started a downward move after it failed to break the $3.650 and $3.700 resistance levels. The price is no trading below the $3.500 level and it seems like it could revisit the $3.350 support area. On the upside, an initial resistance is near the $3.550 level, followed by $3.650.
Tron price is now trading below the $0.0200 support area. TRX price tested the $0.0190 level and it is currently consolidating in a range. On the upside, the price must climb above $0.0198 and $0.0200 to start a fresh increase. If not, it could test the $0.0185 support area.
Binance coin (BNB) found support near the $19.50 level and it recently climbed back above the $20.00 and $20.20 resistance levels. BNB price is now trading above $20.50, but it is facing a strong resistance near the $21.00 and $21.20 levels.
Looking at the total cryptocurrency market cap 4-hours chart, there was a fresh decline from the $241.0B high. However, the market cap is still holding the key $226.0B and $225.0B support levels. If there is a downside break, the market cap could decline towards the next support near the $217.0B level.
Conversely, the crypto market cap needs to surpass the $235.0B and $240.0B resistance levels. A successful close above the $240.0B resistance might start a decent upward move in bitcoin, Ethereum, TRX, LTC, EOS, ripple, ADA, XLM, WTC, BCH, and ICX in the near term.


THE BIG HIT 0 stars OF **** grade is F
In The Big Hit Melvin Smiley (Mark Walhberg) has many problems: He has just kidnapped the daughter of a broke millionaire He has inept and corrupt partners who scam him of hard-earned money He has a problem with people disliking him and he has chosen to be a hitman His girlfriend milks his money And his fiancée is Jewish and has parents who are rough stereotypes.
We as the audience have him beat. At least he didn't have to sit through this film. I would take his spot, any day of the week. This film should be used in torture chambers, "Talk or we'll make you watch The Big Hit!" To which the probable reply would be "Okay I'll talk, just don't make me watch that!" To those who were unfortunate enough to see The Big Hit in the theatre you should have asked not only for a refund but for them to pay for years of seeing an analyst.
I will now attempt to describe the plot so as you read please stay out of reach for any sharp objects or electric inputs. Smiley and his crew Color Me Bad kidnap the daughter of a once rich businessman and attempt to collect ransom.
Not much is left to say about The Big Hit except STAY AWAY. This film thinks drinking Maalox is unconditionally funny. It thinks that people fly 20 feet when shot with a single bullet. This film is dreadfully unfunny, horribly uncool and one of the worst films ever made by a human being. I would rather listen to Fran Drescher recite the Dictionary.
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Selenium Mini-Conf - Preview Event
We are super excited to present Selenium Conf 2020 in September. It will be the only official Selenium conference anywhere this year and you guessed it right, it'll be a virtual event. The move online means this can be a truly global gathering for Selenium and Test Automation enthusiasts.
Before the main event in September, we're delighted to announce Mini-SeConf (Preview Event) - a free, virtual mini-conference with provocative and engaging sessions to sharpen your test automation skills and cast your eyes to the future of testing. Jason Huggins, the creator of Selenium will be opening this event.
Selenium Mini-Conf includes the following sessions:
- Are Robots the Future of Testing? Keynote by Jason Huggins (Selenium creator)
- Prepping your Checklist: Things to Consider Before Implementing Continuous Testing by Sneha Viswalingam
- Let Us Enter The World Of Full Stack Testing by Christina Thalayasingam
- Eradicate Flaky Tests by Anand Bagmar
- Test Automation as a Whole Team Responsibility by Parveen Khan
- Fireside Chat with Sri Harsha: How I Became A Committer by Manojkumar
- Build A CI/CD Pipeline In 20 Minutes With Java + WebDriver by Nikolay Advolodkin
- How to Overcome 5 Common Obstacles to Adopting Open Source Automation by Kevin Dunne
- State-of-the-art test setups: How do the best of the best test? by Praveen Umanath
- Driving Your Web Browser Programmatically by Scott Davis
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Future of Mobile: Doug Richard
When you run software companies in the US, you divide companies into the US and Rest Of World (ROW). Trutap focused on the RROW (Rest of the Rest of the World).
Last year, a load of new users got their first mobile: 7m new people per month in India (that's one Finland per month). 130m new mobile subscribers worldwide last year.
Many of them think they're middle class: they have a purchasing power equated aspirationally to this. We're under the misimpression that the market is either a small wealthy market, or a huge number of third-world users.
It's not all farmers sharing crop prices.
So this is 500m+, disproportionately young consumers. They have fundamentally different quality of life in Mumbai to LA. Luke @ Trutap spent lots of time in India early this year, including dozens of interviews of current, prospective and failed Trutap users. They have the same needs as western kids have today with their iPhone or PC.
In the West, the PC is private; in Mumbai it's public - and data is more expensive in internet cafes than it is via mobile. Expressing yourself via the net becomes harder in these conditions.
In LA, internet usage is primarily PC. In Mumbai, it's mobile.
Needs and aspirations are the same between the two. I believe social networks are a temporary phenomenon on the PC: they belong on the phones. We want to keep up with friends and associates constantly, to meet others: this nirvana is in the offing. Nokia talk about the super-address book, but it's all the same thing. The new emerging middle classes are as large numerically as the whole of Facebook today: so social software isn't done and dusted, it's not all done yet.
Western operators will make conservative choices and adopt a defensive position - Indian operators will be more inclined to do risky stuff as they grow. All these things that people understand the mobile industry has to get over? They'll get over them first in India.
Internal goal for Trutap 2.0: delivering an iPhone experience to everyone else. Can we do this? No - I don't own an operator, I have slightly less cash. But we can move in that direction.
The iPhone is having a disproportionate impact on the world: in emerging markets it's practically non-existent. But it shows what the future should be.
This will happen where there is capital, opportunity, and a large emerging middle class.
Trutap was a support of a web existence. We support all the worlds IM transports. Dating sites arose on the web independent of social networking; in Japan the two never split.
... shows off Trutap ...
We have an odd and unique time coming - the IT industry has been driven by the US, whilst mobile was driven from Europe. But we need to be sensitive to the fact that much innovation will come from emerging markets.


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