4 Creating Charts in Microsoft Excel
4.1 Our first line chart
Let’s create our first chart in Microsoft Excel. We have a worksheet with two columns of data. Column A contains the variable Year and column B contains the variable Value. We want to create a chart where Year is shown on the horisontal axis and the variable Value on the vertical axis.
To insert a chart we select the Insert Tab.
The Insert ribbon contains a section of charts. The icons reveal what type of chart they represent, but we can also hoover the mouse over the icon to see an explanation.
Let’s click on the icon that represents a line chart (see arrow below).
Clicking on the line chart icon opens a menu with different chart type options.
For now we’ll just pick the one in the upper left corner.
This creates a blank a canvas. Note if it doesn’t look like that for you,, it might be because Microsoft Excel guessed what data to include. We cover that case later. Just read-on for now!
We first need to tell Microsoft Excel what data to use for the chart. Once we’ve selected the chart canvas (just click on it), we can select the “Chart Design” tab and select “Select Data” (see below). Alternatively, we can just right-click on the canvas and click “Select Data”.
The select data looks like the menu below. In the top we can select the entire data range to be included. I generally recommend NOT to do that. Instead let’s focus on the two panels below. Here we can select the data to show on the vertical axis (y-axis) in the left panel, and the variable to show on the horisontal axis (x-axis) on the right panel.
Let’s first tell Microsoft Excel what data to use for the vertical axis. We click “Add” as shown below.
We should now see a menu like the one below. Here we can add a name for the series and the content of the series.
We can add the title of the series in “Series name” manually by simply typing it, or…
… we can click on the small icon with the arrow up as shown below.
This opens yet another menu. We can now simply click on the cell that contains the title of the series or we can type the reference to the series like in the example below. The cell that is referenced should be marked with a dashed border. Click on the little icon indicated with the arrow below to confirm the selection.
Note that it is very easy to mess up the reference to the right cell. For example as in the image below where I accidentially mixed-up a manual title entry with a reference to cell B1. Pay attention to what is written in the box!
We are now back at the menu. Now click on the arrow up symbol for the “Series Values” section (just like we did for the “Series Name”).
We now select all the cells that contain the values to show on the vertical axis and confirm our selection just like we did for the name.
Back at the menu, we should already see our line. click “OK” to complete the series entry.
We might think we are done now, but wait! Look at the horisontal axis. It just shows values 1 to 7 and not the years from column A! We haven’t told Microsoft Excel what valus to use on the horisotnal axis yet.
Click “Edit” in the right panel to select the series for the horisontal axis.
Follow the same procedure as for the data on the vertical axis and select the data for the horisontal axis and click OK.
Back at the menu things already look good. Click “OK” to finish the “Select Data” procedure.
Looks good! Our first line chart!
What if the canvas is not blank?
If we (accidently) selected some of the data before clicking on “Insert line chart” as in the example below…
… it is very likely that Microsoft Excel produces something like the below. What is that? What happens is that Microsoft Excel make sa guess of what data you want to use where. Because it sees two columns with column headers it believes that you want to show both series on the vertical axis. So instead of showing Year on the horisontal axis it is shown on the vertical axis.
What can we do in that case? One solution is to select the chart area and press delete and start over. Another alternative is to go to the select data menu just like we did above. In the select data menu we highlight the row with “Year” in the left panel and click “Remove” to remove the Year series from the vertical axis. After that we can just follow the steps above and add the Year series to the horisontal axis using the right panel.
Getting Microsoft Excel to make the right guess
How could we help Microsoft Excel to make the right guess? That is simple. Remove the header for the Year series. And follow the same steps as below. If the data structure is like below, we can do all we did above in one quick step by selecting all the data and clicking insert line chart.
Voila! We have line chart with the right data series on the right axes.
4.2 A bar chart
To create a bar chart we follow the same steps as for the line chart, we just select the bar chart icon above the line chart icon (see below). The data selection procedure is just like for the line chart.
4.3 An area chart
We can find area charts within the line chart menu as illustrated below. The data selection procedure is just like for the line chart.
4.4 A stacked area chart
A stacked area chart puts the series on top of each other. For the example below we have two series that we put on top of each other. The stacked area chart is just to the right of the line chart. The data selection procedure is just like for the line chart.
4.5 An unstacked area chart with two series
If we do not stack our series and create an area chart with two series, one series might cover the other series. It is therefore important that the ordering of the series is as desired. We can change the order in the “Select data” menu by highlighting a series in the left panel (just click on it) and clicking on the small arrows (see below) to change the ordering.
4.6 A scatter plot
Scatter plots work slightly differently than line charts, bar charts, and area charts in Microsoft Excel. Let’s try it. You will typically find the scatter plot icon in the lower row of the chart area in the ribbon, as shown below.
If we go to the “Select data” menu for the scatter plot we see that the right panel for the horisontal axis is “greyed out”. We cannot modify that part. That is because each seres has their own series on the vertical and horisontal axis.
Let’s select “Edit” in the left panel to modify the data selection for one of the series. Recall that for the other charts we only changed the title of the series and the values on the vertical axis. However…
…in a Scatter plot, we specify both the values to use on the vertical and the horisontal axis for each series individual. We have one additional row in the select data menu, as shown below.
In many cases we don’t need to worry about this difference, however, it gives us more flexibility, because we can select the series independently.
4.7 A pyramid chart
Pyramid charts are often used to show the composition of the population by age and gender. In practice we can create a pyramid chart as a bar chart. We then multiply the values for one gender by -1 and later remove the “-” from the x axis, as shown below.
4.8 Polishing the chart
Missing data points
Real-World data is often incomplete. Like in the example below, we don’t observe any values for Value A in the years 2007 and 2008. This will lead to a gap in the line chart. This is typically fine and in line with what the data shows. However, in some cases we might want to make a guess of what these missing values could be. Our guess is that we can draw a straight line between the last observed value and the next observed value. This is called linear interpolation.
We can make Microsoft Excel draw a straight line between the last observed value and the next observed value by manually calculating what the values in the gaps are as in the example below.
However, Microsoft Excel includes a function to do the linear interpolation and draw straight lines for us. To use this function simply go to the “Select data” menu and click on the “Hidden and Empty Cells” button in the lower left corner.
In the new menu, select “Connect data points with line”, to connect values.
Voila! Microsoft Excel did all the work for us!
Numerical values on the horisontal axis
You don’t always make brilliant decisions. One example is my decision not to include Kevin de Bruyne in my Fantasy Premier League Team in the season 2019/20. Another example is Microsoft’s decision to treat the horisontal axis in a line chart as categorical. I do not understand that because it is meaningless to connect values with a line that are categorical. But that is what they do!
What is the problem with treating the horisontal axis as categorical? The problem is that the numerical values are not given any importance by Microsoft Excel when generating the chart. Take a look at the chart below. The first value on the horisontal axis is 2000. The second value is 2006. The third value is 2007. The distance between 2000 and 2006 is the same as the distance from 2006 and 2007. That is misleading and not what we want. That is because Microsoft Excel ignores that 2000 is actually a number. It just treats it as text. What can we do to solve this issue?
One solution is to manually add all the data points between 2000 and 2006 as in the example below (remember to connect lines across missing data points, as explained above).
However, manually adding empty dataseries is not the best use of our time. There is an alternative solution: Scatter plots! Scatter plots differ from line charts (and bar charts, area charts etc) in that the horisontal axis is treated as numerical by default.
To change the chart type, click on “Change chart type” as shown below (you have to select your chart and select the Chart Design tab to see this option). You can also right-click on the chart and select “Change chart type”.
In the Change Chart Type menu select “X Y (Scatter)” and select the line chart chart as shown below. Don’t ask me why Microsoft Excel includes a line chart in the Scatter menu.
Voila! It works! The distance on the horisontal axis is now consistent with the values shown.
Formating axes
We can modify the axes scales and appearance. To change an axis, simply click on the axis (for example on one of the tick labels). If you’ve selected the “Format” tab, the ribbon will tell you what you’ve selected in the upper left corner (in the example below “Horizontal (Value) Axis”). We can then click “Format Selection” (or right-click on the axis and select “Format Axis”).
This opens a menu on the right as shown below.
The menu consists of four categories (see below). The right-most category (the little bar chart symbol) allows us to change the scale and units on the axis.
We can modify the beginning and end value of the axis (or click “Reset” to let Microsoft Excel determine it automatically).
We can also change the appearance of the axis tick labels, by scrolling down to the “Number” section as shown below. In the example below we’ve told Excel to treat the labels on the vertical axis as numbers with two decimal places.
As shown in the example below, in the left-most menu we can change the colouring of the axis line, the line shape, the line thickness and other appearance aspects.
Formating other chart elements
We can modify almost all chart elements. We simply select the element we want to change and click “Format Selection” in the ribbon (or right-click and click Format…). In the example below we’ve selected the grid lines. We can then change the appearance of these grid lines in the menu on the right.
Adding chart elements
We can add chart elements in the Chart Design Tab by clicking Add Chart Element in the left-most part of the ribbon as shown below. we can also click on the big “+” symbol to the right of the chart.
Moving chart elements
We can move chart elements by simply selecting and dragging them as shown for the legend below.
Inserting a text box
We can insert a text box in our chart (and other shapes), for example to include a note about value imputation and data sources. Simply select the “Insert” tab and then select Illustrations and Shapes. It is important that the chart canvas is selected when selecting this menu.
4.9 Combing chart types
We can combine several chart types in one chart as shown below
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From structured programming, through chief programmer teams, CASE tools, waterfall development, the spiral model, Jackson, ER diagrams, Booch clouds, OMT, Objectory, and Coad/Yourdon, to today's UML, computing has never been short of methods intended to make programming more like engineering. Each method gathers its disciples, and each enjoys a period of popularity. Then each is replaced by the next. Of all of them, perhaps only the first—structured programming— has enjoyed a long life.
Yet some developers, adrift in a sea of sinking projects, keep clinging to the latest fad just as shipwreck victims latch onto passing driftwood. As each new piece floats by they painfully swim over, hoping it will be better. At the end of the day, though, it doesn't matter how good the flotsam is, the developers are still aimlessly adrift.
Don't get us wrong. We like (some) formal techniques and methods. But we believe that blindly adopting any technique without putting it into the context of your development practices and capabilities is a recipe for disappointment.
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Formal methods have some serious shortcomings.
Most formal methods capture requirements using a combination of diagrams and some supporting words. These pictures represent the designers' understanding of the requirements. However in many cases these diagrams are meaningless to the end users, so the designers have to interpret them. Therefore, there is no real formal checking of the requirements by the actual user of the system—everything is based on the designers' explanations, just as in old-fashioned written requirements. We see some benefit in capturing requirements this way, but we prefer, where possible, to show the user a prototype and let them play with it.
Formal methods seem to encourage specialization. One group of people works on a data model, another looks at the architecture, while requirements gatherers collect use cases (or their equivalent). We've seen this lead to poor communication and wasted effort. There is also a tendency to fall back into the us versus them mentality of designers against coders. We prefer to understand the whole of the system we're working on. It may not be possible to have an in-depth grasp of every aspect of a system, but you should know how the components interact, where the data lives, and what the requirements are.
We like to write adaptable, dynamic systems, using metadata to allow us to change the character of applications at runtime.  We haven't yet come across one that allows us to illustrate the kind of dynamism we feel systems should exhibit. In fact, most formal methods will lead you astray, encouraging you to set up static relationships between objects that really should be knitted together dynamically.
In a 1999 CACM article [Gla99b], Robert Glass reviews the research into the productivity and quality improvements gained using seven different software development technologies (4GLs, structured techniques, CASE tools, formal methods, clean room methodology, process models, and object orientation). He reports that the initial hype surrounding all of these methods was overblown. Although there is an indication that some methods have benefits, these benefits start to manifest themselves only after a significant productivity and quality drop while the technique is adopted and its users train themselves. Never underestimate the cost of adopting new tools and methods. Be prepared to treat the first projects using these techniques as a learning experience.
Absolutely. But always remember that formal development methods are just one more tool in the toolbox. If, after careful analysis, you feel you need to use a formal method, then embrace it—but remember who is in charge. Never become a slave to a methodology: circles and arrows make poor masters. Pragmatic Programmers look at methodologies critically, then extract the best from each and meld them into a set of working practices that gets better each month. This is crucial. You should work constantly to refine and improve your processes. Never accept the rigid confines of a methodology as the limits of your world.
Don't give in to the false authority of a method. People may walk into meetings with an acre of class diagrams and 150 use cases, but all that paper is still just their fallible interpretation of requirements and design. Try not to think about how much a tool cost when you look at its output.
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Formal methods certainly have their place in development. However, if you come across a project where the philosophy is "the class diagram is the application, the rest is mechanical coding," you know you're looking at a waterlogged project team and a long paddle home.
Use case diagrams are part of the UML process for gathering requirements (see The Requirements Pit). Are they an effective way of communicating with your users? If not, why are you using them?
How can you tell if a formal method is bringing your team benefits? What can you measure? What constitutes an improvement? Can you distinguish between benefits of the tool and increased experience on the part of team members?
Where is the break-even point for introducing new methods to your team? How do you evaluate the trade-off between future benefits and current losses of productivity as the tool is introduced?
Are tools that work for large projects good for small ones? How about the other way around?
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In my first term at Drexel University, we were tasked with redesigning a website of our choice. Being from Philadelphia and a big soccer fan, I decided to redesign the website of the local Philadelphia Union team.
Before designing the site, I had to go through the whole design process. This included researching, sketching, and experimenting with various wireframes, color choices, and typography combinations. The first initial research exercise I completed was a cardsorting exercise. This helped me get a general idea of how I would restructure the website, making the user-experience more logical for the end-user.
Experimenting with different designs was an important step in finding what would work best for the redesign of the site. During this step, I used Adobe XD to experiment with various layouts, before deciding which one to make a high-fidelity prototype for.
Experimenting with different color palettes and fonts was another critical step in discovering what the end-product would look like.
One of the most challenging parts of this process was making navigation bar function within the Adobe XD program. This process took hours to ensure that every page was correctly linked.
Overall, I learned a lot throughout the process of creating Project 1 in my first quarter at Drexel. It helped me understand the details and choices that need to be made when designing a website and I feel that my understanding of UI design grew tremendously.


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With all these blues Haunting me everywhere No matter what I do Watching the candle flicker out In the evening glow I can't let go When will the night be over I didn't mean to fall in love with you And baby there's a name For what you put me through It isn't love, it's robbery I'm sleeping with the ghost of you and me Seen a lot of broken hearts Go sailing by Phantom ships lost at sea And one of them is mine Raising my glass I sing a toast to the midnight sky I wonder why The stars don't seem to guide me I didn't mean to fall in love with you And baby there's a name For what you put me through It isn't love, it's robbery I'm sleeping with the ghost of you and me The ghost of you and me When will it set me free I hear the voices call Following footsteps down the hall Trying to save what's left Of my heart and soul Watching the candle flicker out In the evening glow I can't let go When will the night be over I didn't mean to fall in love with you And baby there's a name For what you put me through It isn't love, it's robbery I'm sleeping with the ghost of you and me |


I had never messed with Saliva but I had it figured for a mild buzz like sensation; may be with some early shroom like visuals. I guess because it is legal and I could have it sent to my door led me to false conclusions. From what I had read I knew it would come on strong and I would not peak for a long period of time. The site I bought it from warned me that 20x extract was going to be pretty strong stuff, so I went easy on it packing about .5 of a gram into the end of a Black and Mild. I lit the end of my Black and took three good tokes keeping the fire on it the whole time. Before I could put my cigar down I was gone. And man, I mean gone.
I don't remember the first twenty or so seconds of it, but what I do remember is seeing my room from the inside of my mouth. At this point I experienced some form of ego displacement, I wasn't myself. I was trapped inside my body but I couldnt do anything on my own. I felt like this guy has got me by the strings and I just have to follow orders. I asked my self over and over again, how did I lose controll? And more importantly who is in controll now? This is still my apartment I see my hand, but I ain't behind the wheel. Finally I snapped out of it. I found myself leaning way over the chair I was sitting in, my body was tense. I was trying to escape. I stood up and took a look around, 'shit' I said.
'this stuff realy kicked my ass.'
I never expected anything like it. Then I got the fear. Wait a sec. am I still here? Who am I? Am I the same?
It took a few minutes to get over it and by that time the mini-trip was over. Anyway, it ain't kids stuff, it sent me for a loop and I have tried pretty much everything under the sun.
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Stan - Human - Youessay - 5'9"
Vegetarian, blogger, photographer,
and small business owner (Stan’s Merch)
Hi I’m Stan! I’m a Human with many interests!
I made this website to talk about me, Stan, and show off the
fun and cool human activities I enjoy, like watching the news
and driving big cars.
I made this website all by myself!! Do you like it?
I think that it could use more green but I think it’s too late
for me to change it now.
I like the color green because its the color of plants and trees
and grass. Not for any other reasons
I hope you enjoy your stay in my world!
Update::: I dunno why people keep calling me a goblin.
I am not a goblin. I am a human
I don’t know how you could get that confused.


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14-year-old missing from Dublin located safe and well
by By Digital Desk staffUpdate 9.05pm: Kayleigh Egan has been located safe and well.
Gardaí have thanked the public for their assistance.
Earlier:
Gardaí are seeking the public's help in locating a missing 14-year-old.
Kayleigh Egan was last seen today in the Drimnagh area of Dublin 12.
She is described as being 5'6", with a medium build, long blonde hair and blue eyes.
When last seen she was wearing a black jacket, black leggings and pink/black Tommy Hilfiger runners.
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Ammonium Dihydrogen Phosphate
Formula: NH4H2PO4 This compound, also known by its abbreviated name ADP, together with its chemical sibling, potassium dihydrogen phosphate(KH2PO4, abbreviated names is KDP) are one of the standard compounds in crystal growing kits. It is safe and produces large elongated crystals easily.
Properties
- Crystal system: tetragonal
- Crystal shape: obeliscs (tetragonal columns with pyramidal tips)
- Color: colorless
- Stability on air: stable
Obtaining
A common fertilizer, providing both nitrogen and phosphorus to plants. Fertilizer-grade compound has low purity, containing mix of NH4H2PO4 and (NH4)2HPO4 as well as miscellaneous insoluble fillers, so purification by filtering and recrystallization is required.
Growing
Solubility at room temperature is 40.4 g/100 mL, it grows significantly with temperature.
I used the regular slow evaporation method. This compound is a good nutrient for bacteria, so infestation of the growing vessel was a constant problem. Boiling and filtering solution helps for a while; adding few drops of iodine tincture also seem to reduce infestation, but not forever.
Apparently, shape of crystals depends on pH of the solution. At low pH (acidic) long needles with small tip and slightly curved faces are growing. Increasing pH by seem to produce wider crystals with flatter sides. To reduce pH, I added several ml of 10% NH3 solution to 400ml of slightly supersaturated solution of compound.
Safety
The compound is safe and occasionally used in food industry.


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A set of HFRanges. HFRangeSet takes the interpetation that all zero-length ranges are identical. More...
Instance Methods | |
| (void) | - addRange: |
| (void) | - removeRange: |
| (void) | - clipToRange: |
| (void) | - toggleRange: |
| (void) | - addRangeSet: |
| (void) | - removeRangeSet: |
| (void) | - clipToRangeSet: |
| (void) | - toggleRangeSet: |
| (BOOL) | - isEqualToRangeSet: |
| (BOOL) | - isEmpty |
| (BOOL) | - containsAllRange: |
| (BOOL) | - overlapsAnyRange: |
| (BOOL) | - containsAllRangeSet: |
| (BOOL) | - overlapsAnyRangeSet: |
| (HFRange) | - spanningRange |
| (void) | - assertIntegrity |
Class Methods | |
| (HFRangeSet *) | + withRange: |
| (HFRangeSet *) | + withRanges:count: |
| (HFRangeSet *) | + withRangeWrappers: |
| (HFRangeSet *) | + withRangeSet: |
| (HFRangeSet *) | + complementOfRangeSet:inRange: |
Essentially, a mutable array of ranges that is maintained to be sorted and minimized (i.e. merged with overlapping neighbors).
TODO: The HexFiend codebase currently uses arrays of HFRangeWrappers that have been run through organizeAndMergeRanges:, and not HFRangeSet. The advantage of HFRangeSet is that the sorting & merging is implied by the type, instead of just tacitly assumed. This should lead to less confusion and fewer extra applications of organizeAndMergeRanges.
TODO: HFRangeSet needs to be tested! I guarantee it has bugs! (Which doesn't matter right now because it's all dead code...)
| + (HFRangeSet *) withRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Create a range set with just one range.
| + (HFRangeSet *) withRanges: | (const HFRange *) | ranges | |
| count: | (NSUInteger) | count | |
Create a range set with a C array of ranges. No prior sorting is necessary.
| + (HFRangeSet *) withRangeWrappers: | (NSArray *) | ranges |
Create a range set with an array of HFRangeWrappers. No prior sorting is necessary.
| + (HFRangeSet *) withRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Create a range set as a copy of another.
| + (HFRangeSet *) complementOfRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet | |
| inRange: | (HFRange) | range | |
Equivalent to HFRangeSet *x = [HFRangeSet withRange:range]; [x removeRange:rangeSet];
| - (void) addRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Union with range
| - (void) removeRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Subtract range
| - (void) clipToRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Intersect with range
| - (void) toggleRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Symmetric difference with range
| - (void) addRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Union with range set
| - (void) removeRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Subtract range set
| - (void) clipToRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Intersect with range set
| - (void) toggleRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Symmetric difference with range set
| - (BOOL) isEqualToRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Test if two range sets are equivalent.
| - (BOOL) isEmpty |
Test if range set is empty.
| - (BOOL) containsAllRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Check if the range set covers all of a range. Always true if 'range' is zero length.
| - (BOOL) overlapsAnyRange: | (HFRange) | range |
Check if the range set covers any of a range. Never true if 'range' is zero length.
| - (BOOL) containsAllRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Check if this range is a superset of another.
| - (BOOL) overlapsAnyRangeSet: | (HFRangeSet *) | rangeSet |
Check if this range has a nonempty intersection with another.
| - (HFRange) spanningRange |
Return a single range that covers the entire range set
| - (void) assertIntegrity |


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This {_cluster} allows multiple {_voice voices} to be played for each note. The {Control_voice_count} parameter specifies the number of voices, up to four. All voices have the same sound, but the following {_parameter parameters} introduce differences; they have no effect if the Voice count is one.
The {Control_tune_spread} parameter causes the voices to be detuned. This is a half-scale detuning, in which the beat frequency doubles for each two-octave increase in pitch. The range is zero to 50\c, with a default value of 1\c so that the instrument doesn't sound completely dry. However, there are two special values at the high end of range, which connect this parameter to either {_pedal}. You can quickly set either of these values with the {_button buttons} below the {_slider}.
The {Control_pan_spread} parameter causes the voices to be spread out across the pan range. At zero, it does nothing, and all voices are controlled by the same Pan parameters so have the same position. At 45\d (the default), the pan range is cut in half, so that when two voices are assigned to the same note, the first can be panned from left to center (centered around \-45\d) and the second can be panned from center to right (centered around +45\d). 90\d forces one voice all the way to the left and the other all the way to the right, no matter what the Pan parameters say.


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Xmas Traditions
As an american, especially one descended from european catholics, there is no annual event as steeped in tradition and ritual as Christmas. It seems at times that failing to maintain our traditions would be an affront to our ancestry, and a crime to our descendents.
Tradition is a funny thing. It’s a social fiction. It’s something that we as humans decide we’re going to do. On the one hand, traditions can give comfort and stability in the midst of a shifting world. On the other hand, “because we’ve always done it this way” is hardly an optimal heuristic for social behavior (or even good evidence for having in fact always done it that way).
Back when our software was being written, when our world changed less quickly, and tribal unity was a life or death issue, it probably made a lot of sense to value stability over most other aspects of life. However, in the modern world, the absurdity of this pattern seems so painfully clear sometimes.
Christmas just a few generations ago would have been unrecognizable to us today. The “Santa Claus” character as we know him today, with the reindeer and flying and chimneys and north pole, was invented less than 200 years ago, and only became an overweight bearded red-clad man in the 1920s. Our “classic” christmas songs were almost all written in the 1940s and 1950s.
A lot of our “time-honored” christmas traditions were invented while my parents were kids.
The christmas traditions that I remember were waking up early, opening presents, and then spending the day in pyjamas playing with new toys. No travelling, no extended family, no huge dinner. We didn’t have any xmas eve celebration (probably because my parents did a lot of their shopping and preparation the night before.) The “christmas dinner” was usually delivery chinese. Normal Rockwell would’ve been scandalized.
The extravagance of our christmas presents varied quite a lot. My dad ran his own business, and along with that came a lot of ups and downs. When we didn’t have a lot of money, my parents put a lot of creativity into it.
One year, our gifts consisted mainly of coupons to be redeemed for outings or favors at some later date. We were young enough to be excited about that. Those coupons were made at home, printed to look official and then decorated with magic marker (our printer at the time was a black and white dot-matrix.)
The most awesome part of our xmas tradition came out of a creative solution to a last-minute problem. It was a good year, and my parents had bought me and my sister new bicycles. But, they didn’t see any way to bring them into the living room and wrap them in such a way that we wouldn’t know right away what they were.
They had the innovative idea to put the bikes outside in the shed, but rather than just tell us to go out and get them, my mom designed a treasure hunt that my sister and I would have to work together to solve. The first clue was on a card buried in the middle of the tree. That led to another clue, which led to another, and so on. Each one was a little puzzle that had to be solved, and it was all allegedly from “Santa”. So, when we asked my mom for help, she just threw up her hands, and said, “Hey, I didn’t help him make this thing. Call up the north pole if you can’t figure it out.” (We were old enough at the time to know she was putting us on, but she can be very stubborn. Her sense of humor is so dry, you never really know if she’s joking, or has had some break with reality and believes what she’s saying.)
Every year, whatever big present we got, it was at the end of a similar treasure hunt. It kept us out of our parents hair, that’s for sure. A chemistry set in the trunk of the car. A Nintendo and a few games (that year, my parents were eager for us to finish so that they could “help” play with it.) A “treasure box” filled with about $25 in quarters and dollar bills and some plastic pirate toys (not one of the fat years, but still fun.) One year in highschool we had to drive across town to pick up one of the clues. Once one of them was hidden in a file on a computer. (And, just to throw us off, another clue that year was in a piece of paper literally inside a different computer, so we had the thing mostly taken apart to individual pieces before reading the clue more carefully.)
Looking back, I attribute a lot of my relationship with my sister to the fact that my mother put so much time and thought into getting us to work together and experience joy and frustration together.
It wasn’t until recently that I learned that all this was a huge departure from the traditions in the Schlueter family, which previously had involved trekking back to my dad’s home town (in South Dakota of all bloody places!) Christmas eve gift exchange, followed by midnight mass, sleep, followed by another church service Christmas morning, and then a huge elaborate dinner. More Jesus than Santa.
We did that one year. I remember it sucking, and wishing that we could just do a “normal” christmas instead of all this work and church stuff, and driving across the country. The food was ok, but I didn’t see why I had to put on dress pants and uncomfortable shoes to eat with my cousins.
When I heard about other kids doing other things, visiting family and such, I thought, “Oh, that’s kind of weird, I’m glad I don’t have to do that.” I didn’t feel uncomfortably different for our “easy” traditions; they were great. Low-stress, low-expectation, high-fun.
I remember sensing at the time that my mom didn’t have as much fun with it as I did, and figured it was because she had to do a bunch of work. I didn’t realize at the time, it wasn’t just the work, it was the sense of obligation she felt that made the work seem so awful sometimes. She’d grown up disliking christmas, and felt a tremendous pressure to make it magical for her kids. She succeeded–impressively–but probably went well beyond the realm of diminishing returns. She could have done a bit less, been just as successful in making a great experience for her kids, and enjoyed the process more.
I’m not a father today, but I am an adult. And I find myself with a family that’s quite a lot bigger and more spread out than just the 4 of us. It’s easier to appreciate what my parents were giving up by staying home, and how hard that decision probably was. I feel that pressure, to do this and that, to be here and go there, and get this for these, and that for those, to drive around from town to town visiting everyone and being at every party.
It’s fun, sometimes. There are people that I love, and don’t see often enough, and this is a great excuse to make that happen. There’s also a lot of stress and headaches involved, and that can make everyone grumpy and annoyed. We feel an obligation to this thing called “Tradition” that feels so real and solid, and sometimes end up spending our time doing things no one likes for reasons no one understands, often for the alleged benefit of “passing on” traditions to children who will accept it for whatever it is, no matter what we end up doing.
 If you want your kids to enjoy christmas, and have happy memories, then do what makes you happy, and focus on having fun with them today, in the here and now. The universe will forgive you if you give people presents in January or November, or if your bonding event is movies and chinese takeout in pj’s rather than church and ham in slacks.
Tradition is a story you can rewrite at any time, so write one you can enjoy.


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They are strings and characters used as a search pattern which has multiple uses such as for searching text, matching certain words and values, or replacing text.
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This take an expression to match as an argument, and will return an array with the first value being the match found. There are multiple expressions that can be used, check out regex101 to see different expressions which can be used and practice with them.
In the following example, a 'wildcard' is used which uses a period (.) to match any single character.
let regexEx = /./
let stringEx = 'character'
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The above example returns an array, where the first value will be the value returned, which in the above case is 'c' because the period matches the first character and only that character.


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The course will be a mix of instruction and follow-up exercises. You are encouraged to bring your own laptops, with software already loaded. A list of software is available to help you prepare your machine for the workshop.| Date | Notes | Lecture and Resources |
|---|---|---|
| 1:00 – 2:20 | Setting Up | This will make sure that everybody's system is up and running. You should try to install R ahead of time, so that this time can be used to address potential problems. 0-getting-started.R 0-getting-started.Rmd |
| Motivating Example | First taste of R: Jumping right into it to get an idea of how to use R and what it is capable of. 1-example.R 1-example.Rmd penguins.csv styles.css | |
| Basics | Working with data and learning about vectors, indexing vectors, and additional statistical functions.
2-basics.R 2-basics.Rmd R Reference Card |
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| 2:20 – 2:30 | Short Break | |
| 2:30 – 4:00 | R Objects and Data Structures | Using and examining the other data structures that are available in R.
3-r-objects.R 3-r-objects.Rmd |
| The tidyverse | A good conceptual framework is key for a principled analysis of data. The [tidyverse](https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/tidyverse/vignettes/manifesto.html) is a set of R packages that does exactly that: a sane approach to data analysis
4-dplyr.R 4-dplyr.Rmd |
|
| Examples for dplyr | Practice your dplyr chops while considering your happiness
5-dplyr-examples.Rmd |
After the end of the this one course, we expect you to be able to do the following:
You can bring your own laptop and work on it, if you like to. In order to keep up with everybody else, we're asking that you start installing the following pieces of software ahead of coming to the workshop:
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Super class for all petal objects that have access qualifiers, i.e.,
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The following projects have their own integration with DWR:
DWR integrates with a large number of other projects. These include:
A common query is how to get at servlet objects like HttpServletRequest. This is explained in accessing servlet objects.
Externally, there is some information about integrating DWR with AppFuse written by Life as a struct.
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#include "types.h"
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Definition in file material.h.
| enum aiBlendMode |
Defines alpha-blend flags.
If you're familiar with OpenGL or D3D, these flags aren't new to you. They define *how* the final color value of a pixel is computed, basing on the previous color at that pixel and the new color value from the material. The blend formula is:
SourceColor * SourceBlend + DestColor * DestBlend
| aiBlendMode_Default |
Formula: SourceColor*SourceAlpha + DestColor*(1-SourceAlpha) |
| aiBlendMode_Additive |
Additive blending Formula: SourceColor*1 + DestColor*1 |
Definition at line 421 of file material.h.
00422 { 00429 aiBlendMode_Default = 0x0, 00430 00438 aiBlendMode_Additive = 0x1, 00439 00440 // we don't need more for the moment, but we might need them 00441 // in future versions ... 00442 00443 #ifndef SWIG 00444 _aiBlendMode_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00445 #endif 00446 };
| enum aiShadingMode |
Defines all shading models supported by the library.
The list of shading modes has been taken from Blender. See Blender documentation for more information. The API does not distinguish between "specular" and "diffuse" shaders (thus the specular term for diffuse shading models like Oren-Nayar remains undefined).
Again, this value is just a hint. Assimp tries to select the shader whose most common implementation matches the original rendering results of the 3D modeller which wrote a particular model as closely as possible.
Definition at line 304 of file material.h.
00305 { 00309 aiShadingMode_Flat = 0x1, 00310 00313 aiShadingMode_Gouraud = 0x2, 00314 00317 aiShadingMode_Phong = 0x3, 00318 00321 aiShadingMode_Blinn = 0x4, 00322 00327 aiShadingMode_Toon = 0x5, 00328 00334 aiShadingMode_OrenNayar = 0x6, 00335 00341 aiShadingMode_Minnaert = 0x7, 00342 00347 aiShadingMode_CookTorrance = 0x8, 00348 00351 aiShadingMode_NoShading = 0x9, 00352 00355 aiShadingMode_Fresnel = 0xa, 00356 00357 00358 #ifndef SWIG 00359 _aiShadingMode_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00360 #endif 00361 };
| enum aiTextureFlags |
Defines some mixed flags for a particular texture.
 However, if you use Assimp for completely generic loading purposes you might also need to process these flags in order to display as many 'unknown' 3D models as possible correctly.
This corresponds to the AI_MATKEY_TEXFLAGS property.
| aiTextureFlags_Invert | The texture's color values have to be inverted (componentwise 1-n) |
| aiTextureFlags_UseAlpha |
Explicit request to the application to process the alpha channel of the texture. Mutually exclusive with aiTextureFlags_IgnoreAlpha. These flags are set if the library can say for sure that the alpha channel is used/is not used. If the model format does not define this, it is left to the application to decide whether the texture alpha channel - if any - is evaluated or not. |
| aiTextureFlags_IgnoreAlpha |
Explicit request to the application to ignore the alpha channel of the texture. Mutually exclusive with aiTextureFlags_UseAlpha. |
Definition at line 375 of file material.h.
00376 { 00379 aiTextureFlags_Invert = 0x1, 00380 00390 aiTextureFlags_UseAlpha = 0x2, 00391 00397 aiTextureFlags_IgnoreAlpha = 0x4, 00398 00399 #ifndef SWIG 00400 _aiTextureFlags_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00401 #endif 00402 };
| enum aiTextureMapMode |
Defines how UV coordinates outside the [0...1] range are handled.
Commonly referred to as 'wrapping mode'.
Definition at line 109 of file material.h.
00110 { 00113 aiTextureMapMode_Wrap = 0x0, 00114 00118 aiTextureMapMode_Clamp = 0x1, 00119 00123 aiTextureMapMode_Decal = 0x3, 00124 00128 aiTextureMapMode_Mirror = 0x2, 00129 00130 #ifndef SWIG 00131 _aiTextureMapMode_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00132 #endif 00133 };
| enum aiTextureMapping |
Defines how the mapping coords for a texture are generated.
Real-time applications typically require full UV coordinates, so the use of the aiProcess_GenUVCoords step is highly recommended. It generates proper UV channels for non-UV mapped objects, as long as an accurate description how the mapping should look like (e.g spherical) is given. See the AI_MATKEY_MAPPING property for more details.
Definition at line 144 of file material.h.
00145 { 00152 aiTextureMapping_UV = 0x0, 00153 00155 aiTextureMapping_SPHERE = 0x1, 00156 00158 aiTextureMapping_CYLINDER = 0x2, 00159 00161 aiTextureMapping_BOX = 0x3, 00162 00164 aiTextureMapping_PLANE = 0x4, 00165 00167 aiTextureMapping_OTHER = 0x5, 00168 00169 00170 #ifndef SWIG 00171 _aiTextureMapping_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00172 #endif 00173 };
| enum aiTextureOp |
Defines how the Nth texture of a specific type is combined with the result of all previous layers.
Example (left: key, right: value):
DiffColor0 - gray DiffTextureOp0 - aiTextureOpMultiply DiffTexture0 - tex1.png DiffTextureOp0 - aiTextureOpAdd DiffTexture1 - tex2.png
diffFinal = DiffColor0 * sampleTex(DiffTexture0,UV0) + sampleTex(DiffTexture1,UV0) * diffContrib;
Definition at line 78 of file material.h.
00079 { 00081 aiTextureOp_Multiply = 0x0, 00082 00084 aiTextureOp_Add = 0x1, 00085 00087 aiTextureOp_Subtract = 0x2, 00088 00090 aiTextureOp_Divide = 0x3, 00091 00093 aiTextureOp_SmoothAdd = 0x4, 00094 00096 aiTextureOp_SignedAdd = 0x5, 00097 00098 00099 #ifndef SWIG 00100 _aiTextureOp_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00101 #endif 00102 };
| enum aiTextureType |
Defines the purpose of a texture.
This is a very difficult topic. Different 3D packages support different kinds of textures. For very common texture types, such as bumpmaps, the rendering results depend on implementation details in the rendering pipelines of these applications. Assimp loads all texture references from the model file and tries to determine which of the predefined texture types below is the best choice to match the original use of the texture as closely as possible.
In content pipelines you'll usually define how textures have to be handled, and the artists working on models have to conform to this specification, regardless which 3D tool they're using.
| aiTextureType_NONE |
Dummy value. No texture, but the value to be used as 'texture semantic' (aiMaterialProperty::mSemantic) for all material properties *not* related to textures. |
| aiTextureType_DIFFUSE | The texture is combined with the result of the diffuse lighting equation. |
| aiTextureType_SPECULAR | The texture is combined with the result of the specular lighting equation. |
| aiTextureType_AMBIENT | The texture is combined with the result of the ambient lighting equation. |
| aiTextureType_EMISSIVE | The texture is added to the result of the lighting calculation. It isn't influenced by incoming light. |
| aiTextureType_HEIGHT |
The texture is a height map. By convention, higher gray-scale values stand for higher elevations from the base height. |
| aiTextureType_NORMALS |
The texture is a (tangent space) normal-map. Again, there are several conventions for tangent-space normal maps. Assimp does (intentionally) not distinguish here. |
| aiTextureType_SHININESS |
The texture defines the glossiness of the material. The glossiness is in fact the exponent of the specular (phong) lighting equation. Usually there is a conversion function defined to map the linear color values in the texture to a suitable exponent. Have fun. |
| aiTextureType_OPACITY |
The texture defines per-pixel opacity. Usually 'white' means opaque and 'black' means 'transparency'. Or quite the opposite. Have fun. |
| aiTextureType_DISPLACEMENT |
Displacement texture The exact purpose and format is application-dependent. Higher color values stand for higher vertex displacements. |
| aiTextureType_LIGHTMAP |
Lightmap texture (aka Ambient Occlusion) Both 'Lightmaps' and dedicated 'ambient occlusion maps' are covered by this material property. The texture contains a scaling value for the final color value of a pixel. Its intensity is not affected by incoming light. |
| aiTextureType_REFLECTION |
Reflection texture Contains the color of a perfect mirror reflection. Rarely used, almost never for real-time applications. |
| aiTextureType_UNKNOWN |
Unknown texture A texture reference that does not match any of the definitions above is considered to be 'unknown'. It is still imported, but is excluded from any further postprocessing. |
Definition at line 190 of file material.h.
00191 { 00198 aiTextureType_NONE = 0x0, 00199 00200 00201 00205 aiTextureType_DIFFUSE = 0x1, 00206 00210 aiTextureType_SPECULAR = 0x2, 00211 00215 aiTextureType_AMBIENT = 0x3, 00216 00220 aiTextureType_EMISSIVE = 0x4, 00221 00227 aiTextureType_HEIGHT = 0x5, 00228 00235 aiTextureType_NORMALS = 0x6, 00236 00244 aiTextureType_SHININESS = 0x7, 00245 00251 aiTextureType_OPACITY = 0x8, 00252 00258 aiTextureType_DISPLACEMENT = 0x9, 00259 00267 aiTextureType_LIGHTMAP = 0xA, 00268 00274 aiTextureType_REFLECTION = 0xB, 00275 00282 aiTextureType_UNKNOWN = 0xC, 00283 00284 00285 #ifndef SWIG 00286 _aiTextureType_Force32Bit = INT_MAX 00287 #endif 00288 };
| struct aiUVTransform PACK_STRUCT |
Defines how an UV channel is transformed.
This is just a helper structure for the AI_MATKEY_UVTRANSFORM key. See its documentation for more details.
Typically you'll want to build a matrix of this information. However, we keep separate scaling/translation/rotation values to make it easier to process and optimize UV transformations internally.


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