Ontopia
Documentation
Published by:
Ontopia
Date:
2013-08-01
Version:
5.3.0
Table of contents
1. General documents
2. Applications
3. Engine-specific documents
4. Navigator-specific documents
5. Web Editor-specific documents
6. RDBMS Backend Connector
7. Query language
8. Schema language
9. DB2TM
10. TMRAP
11. Automated classification
12. API documentation
13. Technology notes
1. General documents
What's new in this release?
Installation and getting started
License
Third-party license information
2. Applications
The Ontopoly Topic Maps Editor, User's Guide
The Ontopia Omnigator, User's Guide
The Ontopia Vizigator, User's Guide
3. Engine-specific documents
The Ontopia Topic Maps Engine, Developer's Guide
4. Navigator-specific documents
The Ontopia Navigator, Configuration Guide
The Ontopia Navigator, Developer's Guide
The Ontopia Navigator, Tag Library Reference
The Ontopia Navigator, User Management Guide
5. Web Editor-specific documents
The Ontopia Web Editor Framework, Developer's Guide
The Ontopia Web Editor Framework, Tag Library Reference
The Ontopia Web Editor Framework, Action Library Reference Documentation
The Ontopia Web Editor Framework, Configuration Guide
6. RDBMS Backend Connector
The Ontopia RDBMS Backend Connector, Installation Guide
The Ontopia RDBMS Backend Connector, Developer's Guide
7. Query language
tolog - Tutorial
tolog - Predicate Reference
8. Schema language
The Ontopia Schema Language, Tutorial
The Ontopia Schema Language, Reference Guide
9. DB2TM
DB2TM, User's Guide
10. TMRAP
TMRAP, Developer's Guide
11. Automated classification
Automatic Classification, Developer's Guide
12. API documentation
The Ontopia API javadoc
13. Technology notes
The Linear Topic Map Notation, Definition and introduction, version 1.3
The RTM RDF to topic maps mapping, Definition and introduction


This custom Indian Scout Bobber is called the Hasty Flaming Buffalo
Designed by Luuc Muis, it won Indian Motorcycles' custom bike contest
by Ronan GlonIndian Motorcycle has announced the winner of its Custom Scout Bobber contest, which it opened to both amateur and professional builders in the Benelux region of Europe. Dutch designer Luuc Muis earned first place by turning the Scout Bobber into a one-of-a-kind model that bridges the 1910s and the 2010s.
Muis called his build Hasty Flaming Buffalo, a name that almost makes it sound deliciously edible. It's not, sadly. Drawing inspiration from the Indian-made bikes that dominated board track racing in the United States during the early 1900s, he stripped the new Scout Bobber that Indian sent him for the project down to the basics. He removed the front and rear fenders, designed a new frame, and commissioned a Norwegian firm to make it out of aluminum. The airbox and the various electrical components are integrated into the custom-made fuel tank to achieve a clean, period-correct look.
Old Dutch Leatherworks provided the leather-upholstered seat, and JSR Service contributed the rims. Muis had only 20 weeks to finish the build, which makes it even more impressive.
"I wanted to explore the idea that, if over 100 years of motorcycling, materials and techniques had developed but visual design hadn’t, what would that look like," he summed up.
There are no major mechanical modifications, so the Hasty Flaming Buffalo uses a Scout Bobber-sourced, 1.3-liter V-twin engine that delivers 100 horsepower and 72 pound-feet of torque. The two-cylinder exhales through a gorgeous exhaust system created for the project by Akrapovič.
The Hasty Flaming Buffalo made its public debut at the Bigtwin Bikeshow and Expo held in the Netherlands. It will also appear at Custombike in Germany, Autosalon in Belgium, and Motorbeurs Utrecht in the Netherlands before being reunited with its builder in February 2020. Indian is not planning to turn it into a production model, so you'll need to persuade its owner to build you a replica if you want it in your collection.


class UniversalSearch
Class UniversalSearch lets us register new searchable models and then search through all of them
Methods
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__construct(Pagination $Pagination)
Create a new universal search |
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| void |
register(Searchable $item)
Provides a way to register new searchable items in our collection of Searchable items |
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| array |
search($for $for, int $page = 1, int $perPage = 10)
Search through all registered searchers and put them together in results |
Details
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public
__construct(Pagination $Pagination)
Create a new universal search
at line 35
public void
register(Searchable $item)
Provides a way to register new searchable items in our collection of Searchable items
at line 50
public array
search($for $for, int $page = 1, int $perPage = 10)
Search through all registered searchers and put them together in results


Processor package¶
Submodules¶
Processor.Processor module¶
- Processor.Processor.define_model()[source]¶
Define the sequential layers of the CNN model
- model: Sequential keras model
The CNN model
- Processor.Processor.get_baseline(pp)[source]¶
Run the random forest baseline and calculate accuracy
- ppPreprocessor
Used to get the original MNIST data
- accuracy: boolean
The accuracy of the RF baseline
- Processor.Processor.runProcessor(full=True)[source]¶
Run the CNN model and the RF and determines predictions and accuracies
- fullboolean
Default value is True Determines if all the MNIST records should be considered or only a subset shall be used for testing.
- acc_baseline: float
The accuracy of the RF baseline
- acc_CNN: float
The accuracy of the CNN model
- y_test: numpy.ndarray
The ground truth test labels
- y_pred: numpy.ndarray
The predicted test labels


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