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Free Code Camp Atlanta meetup
Saturday July 18, 2015 at 10 AM
Starbucks at The Prado Shopping Center
5610 Roswell Rd
Sandy Springs, GA
ConnectJS Conference (must purchase tickets for event)
October 16 - 17, 2015
Cobb Galleria Center
2 Galleria Pkwy SE
Atlanta, GA 30339
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October 16-18
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1300 Clifton Rd
Atlanta, GA 30322
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Free Code Camp Atlanta meetup
Saturday July 18, 2015 at 10 AM
Starbucks at The Prado Shopping Center 5610 Roswell Rd Sandy Springs, GA
ConnectJS Conference (must purchase tickets for event)
October 16 - 17, 2015
Cobb Galleria Center 2 Galleria Pkwy SE Atlanta, GA 30339
HackATL
October 16-18
Emory University's Goizueta Business School 1300 Clifton Rd Atlanta, GA 30322
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One of the strong sides of the Fuse is its Page layouts. Every single app, pre-built page and even this documentation pages uses the Fuse's page layouts.
Simply, page layouts are pre-built layouts with a demo content which you can simply copy/paste and start building your own page or app based on it. Because page layouts, it's very easy to replicate any page style that you can find in Fuse, without needing to remove all the demo functionality from them.
You can easily identify the layout that particular page or app using by simply looking at its main html file. The very top wrapper div will tell you everything you need to know:
The above example is using the carded style page with a left sidebar setup which can be found in /ui/page-layouts/carded/left-sidebar-1 directory.


City of Fremantle admits underpaying casual, shift workers more than $500,000
The City of Fremantle will shell out half a million in back pay to underpaid staff but won’t pursue an estimated $180,000 in over payments it made to other employees.
Twenty-seven workers were overpaid by the City but a spokesman said it did not intended to recover the cash.
“As the overpayments were the result of an error by the City, and it’s likely those funds would have already been spent or committed, it was considered it would be unfair on staff to ask them to repay the overpayments,” he said.
“The total amount of the overpayments is estimated to be in the vicinity of $180,000.”
At the same time the local government will hand out $564,949 in back pay owed to 143 casual and shift workers because of underpayments dating back six years.
The errors were discovered by the City during recent negotiations for the local government’s workforce agreement.
Confusion over how to interpret shift penalty and leave entitlement clauses were cited as the reason for the under-payments.
Fremantle acting chief executive Paul Garbett said all affected staff had received back pay or were getting the leave entitlement they were owed.
“As soon as we became aware of this issue, the City’s focus has been on making sure we resolve it as quickly and thoroughly as possible,” he said.
“The City has also identified that up to 27 employees have been overpaid ... these employees are not required to repay the overpayment.”
About $38 million was allocated to employee costs for the City’s 2019-20 budget.
The local government’s spokesman said back payments would be absorbed into the budget through “incremental adjustments across all of the City’s operations”.
Former employees who think they have been affected by the underpayment should call the City at 1300 693 736.


I came in contact with Cefour AB in early 2013, if I don't missremember it made a fast journey from 0.10 SEK to 0.20 SEK and the stock seemed interesting. I invested purchased a bit for 0.18 and sold them again a day or two later for 0.23. I was super happy with my profit and had a nice feeling about Cefour. Their solution seemed scalable and they had a few contracts coming down the pipe so a week or so later when the stock came back down to 0.19 I invested again.
Note that Cefour has made a reversed split 50:1 in 2014 so 0.20 SEK is corresponding to 10 SEK. (For referrence last payed price 2016-08-15: 0.09 SEK down ~99% since my first entry)
In the summer of 2013 the company made a few pressreleases about a croatian company that according to the releases where intressted of acquisitioning Cefour for about 0.40-0.45 SEK/share. Of course the price of the wen up and I felt like I made a great buy when I managed to get my hands on a few more shares for "only" 0.27 SEK.
It is still a bit unclear if there ever was a croatian company at all. What is 100% certain is that Cefour was never sold for 0.4 SEK. But a few of the more influential investors in Cefour did sell a large portion of their shares in connection with the pressreleases. When this became public knowledge the price of the stock droped like a stone all trade in the stock was suspended.
There was a period of chaos when the entire Board of directors was replaced and when the dust settled it turned out that Cefour was almost bankrupt.
My position in cefour was down 70-80% and they had to issue new shares to survive. I felt like I had two options participate and buy more shares or cut my losses. I decided two participate for three reasons.
For the same resons I came to participate in another issue of new shares later in 2014.
Needless to say if you look at a chart of the stockprice I was wrong. It went straight in the other direction, by now I have been following Cefour for three years now and I am not super optimistic about me making my money back.
You might ask why I would keep my shares given my opinion. The answer is simply: Tax reasons, one of the terms in the "Investeraravdrag" is that you should keep the shares purchesed in the emisson for at least 5 years or you have to repay the tax benefits you recieved. At the current price if I sold my shares I would end up owing the swedish government more in tax than I would recive from selling. So they stay in my account as a reminder of bad decisions I made when I was younger and more foolish (I hope).
This has hands down been my worst investment to date and the nice red number next to the value is -97.1% as I am writing this. But how fun would this be if you always where right? And I am happy I made this misstake at age 26 instead of 62 when i am about to retire. Of course there is no guarantee that I won't make the same misstake at age 62...


Interested in getting a walkthrough of building your first Aurelia app? I've got good news for you. Today, in Montreal, I'll be presenting an introductory talk at the Radio Canada studios at 7PM EDT. Don't live in Montreal? No problem. Radio-Canada Lab has generously offered to not only produce the show but live stream it on YouTube. You will be able to watch it live from anywhere in the world .


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If your FAQ page has long answers, it might be helpful to put a table of contents list of links to individual questions at the top of the page so users can click it to jump directly to the question and answer they're interested in. This is similar to what we did in the tabbed example, but in this case, we'd use jQuery to hide the table of contents when the page loaded since users with JavaScript wouldn't need to see the table of contents.
Why should I use jQuery?
If your FAQ page has long answers, it might be helpful to put a table of contents list of links to individual questions at the top of the page so users can click it to jump directly to the question and answer they're interested in. This is similar to what we did in the tabbed example, but in this case, we'd use jQuery to hide the table of contents when the page loaded since users with JavaScript wouldn't need to see the table of contents.
Why would I want to hide the answers to my questions?
If your FAQ page has long answers, it might be helpful to put a table of contents list of links to individual questions at the top of the page so users can click it to jump directly to the question and answer they're interested in. This is similar to what we did in the tabbed example, but in this case, we'd use jQuery to hide the table of contents when the page loaded since users with JavaScript wouldn't need to see the table of contents.
What if a user doesn't have JavaScript enabled?
If your FAQ page has long answers, it might be helpful to put a table of contents list of links to individual questions at the top of the page so users can click it to jump directly to the question and answer they're interested in. This is similar to what we did in the tabbed example, but in this case, we'd use jQuery to hide the table of contents when the page loaded since users with JavaScript wouldn't need to see the table of contents.
What is jQuery?
If your FAQ page has long answers, it might be helpful to put a table of contents list of links to individual questions at the top of the page so users can click it to jump directly to the question and answer they're interested in. This is similar to what we did in the tabbed example, but in this case, we'd use jQuery to hide the table of contents when the page loaded since users with JavaScript wouldn't need to see the table of contents.
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How does JavaScript compare to HTML and CSS?
It's completely different. Html is a mark up language a "Scaffolding" or "Framing" for a house.
CSS is a perpose built script to effect the look and "style" of the HTML like the materials used in the constuction of the house.
JavaScript is closer to the likes for C# or Python. It's the Gadgets around the house the wireing the plumbing maybe..
But also exitsts indepentantly outside html and could very well be the as house unto itself.
Explain control flow and loops using an example process from everyday life, for example 'waking up' or 'brushing your teeth'.
It's hard now not to use the waking up example.
But I think the gym could be a good example. You start of with a query to what the day of the week is, if today is a Monday Wednesday or Friday got to the gym else rest.
Then at the gym create another statement to cycle through what area of your body you've worked on all ready this week, if has worked on arms work on legs else if work on chest and back else work on arms.
Then you break it down to each machine or routine and turn them into loops, do number of repitions then break then repeat agian untill the number of sets has been met.
Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects.
Arrays are sets of data which are stored in an ordered list.
To access this data, you locate it by its specific numerical index starting from 0 to how many items are in the Array.
Objects are different. They store data but in a less ordered manner. Each set of data has it’s own properties and each propties can have more specific properties, ie in a list of animals a Cat has a name of Fluffy has a property of how many legs it has, likes fish and dislikes dogs and water.
Explain what functions are and why they are useful.
Functions are blocks of code that can be called upon (repeatedly) to perform a certain task or "function". It can take arguments, manipulate arguments/set variables and/or return a variable.
It helps make code easier to read and saves you from repeating yourself. They can also be kept in a seperate files to keep your file and script clean.


Pep Guardiola, Man City manager, welcomes Jose Mourinho back to Premier League
- Pep Guardiola has welcomed Jose Mourinho back to the Premier League
- The Manchester City manager also sent best wishes to Mauricio Pochettino
- Guardiola and his wards lost to Tottenham last season in the Champions League
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has expressed shock over the sacking of Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham as he welcomed his old rival Mourinho back to Premier League.
Mauricio Pochettino was recently sacked at Tottenham after poor run of form this season in the Premier League and was replaced with Jose Mourinho.
Jose Mourinho was also last year December fired at Manchester United after his side's Premier League defeat against Liverpool.
The former Chelsea manager has however been out of job since then before getting Tottenham position although he was doing some punditry work.
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“I think you know him better than me, he’s had many years here.So welcome back, he’s an incredible manager and I’m pretty sure he’ll do a good job,'' Guardiola explained according to UK Sun.
Last season, Pep Guardiola's Champions League dream was ended by Tottenham in which Pochettino led his wards to the final.
“I’m a little surprised, he’s done incredible, all the managers are judged on titles but it’s not the truth.
“That happened at Tottenham but the decisions are made and there’s nothing else to say,'' Guardiola explained.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how former Chelsea and Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho was appointed new Tottenham Hotspur manager until the summer of 2023.
The Portuguese tactician takes over from Argentine handler Mauricio Pochettino, who was shown the exit doors earlier this week.
Mourinho has been without a job after being fired by the Red Devils almost a year ago after too many issues with players and the club chiefs.
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Abu Azeez: Meet the only Nigerian rated among top 50 beach soccer players worldwide | Legit TV


If you have finished with Basics, here things get serious now. Indeed, this chapter illustrate the Network Class which is also fully designed with WMI stuffs. Let’s begin with a small instroduction of the Network Class first.
The network is represented by a class : Network
To discover other Windows machines around, we need to instantiate a new object Network and use it’s method discover() that will take care of the rest:
PPy> net = Network(localhost.workgroup)
PPy> net.discovery()
[u'FLUXIUS-WINDEV', u'WIN-MANAO']
PPy> net.getComputersList()
[u'FLUXIUS-WINDEV', u'WIN-MANAO']
Has you can see, it is also possible to retrieve the list at any moment with the method getComputersList().
Connecting to another machine is very simple
PPy> hmachine2 = Network(localhost.domain).connectTo("WIN-MANAO")
Connecting to 'WIN-MANAO'
Username: fluxius
Password:
PPy> machine2 = Machine(hmachine2)
If you display machine2’s informations, you could see by yourself that this object correspond to WIN-MANAO
PPy> machine2
Machine [WIN-MANAO]
{
type: computer
name: WIN-MANAO
workgroup: OUFGROUP
domain: OUFGROUP
ipaddress: (u'<IP_ADDRESS>', u'fe90::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx')
macaddress: 00:0C:xx:xx:xx:xx
<[OperatingSystem]: version="6.1.7601"; name="Microsoft Windows 7 Professionnel "; >
}
Note
For each connection, you will be asked to write logins informations. To avoid it, use username and password parameters in the method connectTo (pwplib.Network.connectTo()).
If you have followed Basics page, you have nothing to know more about management tools implemented in this framework yet. Indeed, methods from machine2 are the same as in localhost, for example:
PPy> machine2.getExeList()
[(u'AddressBook',), (u'Connection Manager',), (u'DirectDrawEx',), (u'DXM_Runtime
',), (u'Fontcore',), (u'IE40',), (u'IE4Data',), (u'IE5BAKEX',), (u'IEData',), ...
...


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You've digitally signed your mortgage deed
What happens next?
When everyone has signed the deed
- Your conveyancer will complete your mortgage and then submit it to the Land Registry
- Land Registry will then update your title register to include the new mortgage
The time this takes will vary depending on the complexity of the transaction.


My main business is energy efficiency and I I'd like to explore integration with Arduino systems for two purposes
1. Remote relay control (one base and many clients at home using RF or other Wireless technology ) in reasonable price (not sure this is the forum for that purpose)
2. Current measurement.
I have an Arduino board with some sensors sending data to the Web using Ethernet shield or Serial connection to PC, this data is displayed in Emoncms (example) . I can also use an existing current measurement system I have (OWL) to be displayed on Emoncms in same method, but I'd like the flexibility of Arduino if it's possible, and of course price is critical factor.
What modules are available today?
Re: current wireless measurement system
You will find details of the kits and modules that are available in the OEM shop on the shop website. In addition, you will find some designs contributed by the community listed under OpenEnergyMonitor Guide and some are to be found here in the forums.


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by illseedThere are quite a few rumors out here! And some that are not rumors at all.
(AllHipHop Rumors) Let's get started with something that is not even a rumor. Lil Reese finally let us see what we were looking to see all along! That neck wound of his! I knew he was going to do it at some point, because he was making a point to hide it! What am I waiting for? Here ya go!
By the way, Lil Reese said that Vlad would have to pay him $1 million to get an interview and the Russian responded with a resounding no... To be specific, he said he wouldn't pay "1% of 1 million." That's pretty bold talk from a "journalist." But I guess he can do that now that he is one of the premier dudes out there interviewing people. I really don't think Reese is that compelling either. Maybe for an interview, but a milli? NAH.
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I had to do it! Remy Ma is going to be a grandma! I don't know exactly why, but the internet is really into this. Remy Ma has a 19-year old son that has gotten his girlfriend pregnant. That is about the size of it. I don't know why this is a "thing," but I think it is because Rem ain't yet 40.
Nothing to see here, folks! Just a family celebrating.
BIG SEAN AND MADAME AIKO...ARE BACK.
Bout time. Big Sean and Jhene Aiko are back! While there is no official word, there are pictures of the pair in intimate positions online. We know last week they dropped a song, "None of Your Concern," where he was bragging about their sex, some facts I could have done without. But the song was pretty personal and also indicative that there were back together. According to TMZ, they were seen in Malibu over the weekend at Geoffrey's, a swanky restaurant. in the pics, she is in his lap and they overlooking the ocean.


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Christian fellowship International popularly know as CFi is the campus outreach arm of Church of God Mission International (CGMi). It was gracefully founded by the renowed Archbishop Benson A. Idahosa – the man of faith.
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CFi started in the 1990/1991 academic session at the sports complex of the University of Benin.
During the 1991/1992 academic session, Pastor John Bello joined the fellowship and Pastor Odewingie Okundaye
was commissioned to start a chapter in Calabar.
Today, you can find a CFi chapter in 62 tertiary institutions across Nigeria
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To be a 21st century God class youth and campus ministry, employing cutting edge technologies and techniques in proclaing the gospel of our lord Jesus Christ by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
Mission Statement
To raise effective and efficient christain leaders who are sound in spirit, soul and body excelling in their choosing fields (Academics, Professions, Politics, Business, Ministry, Sports, Entertainment, Tourism, Arts and Culture), by delibrate training.
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The ngx-table-builder provides a styled data-table that can be used to display rows of data. The ngx-table-builder is an customizable data-table with a fully-templated API, dynamic columns, and an accessible DOM structure. This component acts as the core upon which anyone can build their own tailored data-table experience.
$ npm install --save @angular-ru/cdk/virtual-table
Benefits:
After a few seconds of waiting, you should be good to go. Let's get to the actual coding! As a first step, let's add the Angular table builder module to our app module (src/app.module.ts):
import { TableBuilderModule } from '@angular-ru/cdk/virtual-table';
@NgModule({
imports: [
TableBuilderModule.forRoot()
],
...
})
export class AppModule { }
Next, let's declare the basic grid configuration. Edit src/app.component.ts:
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { MyData } from './my-data.interface';
@Component({
selector: 'app-root',
template: `<ngx-table-builder [source]="data"></ngx-table-builder>`
})
export class AppComponent {
public data: MyData[] = [
{ make: 'Toyota', model: 'Celica', price: 35000 },
{ make: 'Ford', model: 'Mondeo', price: 32000 },
{ make: 'Porsche', model: 'Boxter', price: 72000 }
];
}
For more information on the interface and a detailed look at how the table is implemented, see the guide .


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My research is focused on the development of active runtime learning techniques for robotic systems.
Ultimately, my goal is to enhance robotic systems to be self-sufficient and adaptive with minimal
human intervention.
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Hybrid Control for Learning Motor Skills
Ian Abraham, Alexander Broad, Allison Pinosky, Brenna Argall, Todd Murphey
Workshop on Algorithmic Foundations of Robotics , 2020
We develop a hybrid control approach for robot learning based on combining learned predictive models with
experience-based state-action policy mappings to improve the learning capabilities of robotic systems. Hybrid control
tools are used to create an algorithmic approach for combining learned predictive models with experience-based learning.
Hybrid learning is presented as a method for efficiently learning motor skills by systematically combining and improving
the performance of predictive models and experience- based policies.
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An Ergodic Measure for Active Learning From Equilibrium
Ian Abraham, Ahalya Prabhakar, Todd Murphey
IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, 2020
This paper develops KL-Ergodic Exploration from Equilibrium (KL-E 3 ), a method for robotic systems to integrate
stability into actively generating informative measurements through ergodic exploration. Ergodic exploration enables
robotic systems to indirectly sample from informative spatial distributions globally, avoiding local optima, and
without the need to evaluate the derivatives of the distribution against the robot dynamics.
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Model-based Generalization under Parameter Uncertainty using Path Integral Control
Ian Abraham, Ankur Handa, Nathan Ratliff, Kendall Lowrey, Todd Murphey, Dieter Fox
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2020
project page
This work addresses the problem of robot interaction in complex environments where online control and adaptation is
necessary. By expanding the sample space in the free energy formulation of path integral control, we derive a natural
extension to the path integral control that embeds uncertainty into action and provides robustness for model-based robot
planning.
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Active Area Coverage from Equilibrium
Ian Abraham, Ahalya Prabhakar, ToddD Murphey
Workshop on Algorithmic Foundations of Robotics, 2019
This paper develops a method for robots to integrate stability into actively seeking out informative measurements
through coverage. We show that our method is able to maintain Lyapunov attractiveness while still actively seeking out
data.
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WHISKiT Physics: A three-dimensional mechanical model of the rat vibrissal array
NadinaO Zweifel, NickE Bush, Ian Abraham, ToddD Murphey, MitraJZ Hartmann
bioRxiv, 2019
Rodents tactually explore the environment using ~62 whiskers (vibrissae), regularly arranged in arrays on both sides of
the face. The rat vibrissal system is one of the most commonly used models to study how the brain encodes and processes
somatosensory information. To date, however, researchers have been unable to quantify the mechanosensory input at the
base of each whisker, because the field lacks accurate models of three-dimensional whisker dynamics. To close this gap,
we developed WHISKiT Physics, a simulation framework that incorporates realistic morphology of the full rat whisker
array to predict time-varying mechanical signals for all whiskers.
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Data-driven Koopman Operators for Model-based Shared Control of Human-Machine Systems
Alexander Broad, Ian Abraham, Brenna Argall, Todd Murphey
(conditionally Accepted) International Journal of Robotics Research, 2019
We present a data-driven shared control algorithm that can be used to improve a human operator’s control of complex
dynamic machines and achieve tasks that would otherwise be challenging, or impossible, for the user on their own. Our
method assumes no a priori knowledge of the system dynamics. Instead, both the dynamics and information about the user’s
interaction are learned from observation through the use of a Koopman operator.
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Active Learning of Dynamics for Data-Driven Control using Koopman Operators
Ian Abraham, Todd D. Murphey
IEEE Transactions on Robotics (King-Sun Fu Best Paper Award), 2019
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This paper presents an active learning strategy for robotic systems that takes into account task information, enables
fast learning, and allows control to be readily synthesized by taking advantage of the Koopman operator representation.
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Decentralized ergodic control: distribution-driven sensing and exploration for multiagent systems
Ian Abraham, Todd D. Murphey
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2018
We present a decentralized ergodic control policy for time-varying area coverage problems for multiple agents with
nonlinear dynamics. Ergodic control allows us to specify distributions as objectives for area coverage problems for
nonlinear robotic systems as a closed-form controller.
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Data-Driven Measurement Models for Active Localization in Sparse Environments
Ian Abraham, Anastasia Mavrommati, ToddD Murphey
Robotics: Science and Systems, 2018
We develop an algorithm to explore an environment to generate a measurement model for use in future localization tasks.
Ergodic exploration with respect to the likelihood of a particular class of measurement (eg, a contact detection
measurement in tactile sensing) enables construction of the measurement model. Exploration with respect to the
information density based on the data-driven measurement model enables localization.
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Structured neural network dynamics for model-based control
Alexander Broad, Ian Abraham, Todd Murphey, Brenna Argall
Learning and Inference in Robotics -- Robotics: Science and Systems, 2018
We present a structured neural network architecture that is inspired by linear time-varying dynamical systems. The
network is designed to mimic the properties of linear dynamical systems which makes analysis and control simple. The
architecture facilitates the integration of learned system models with gradient-based model predictive control
algorithms, and removes the requirement of computing potentially costly derivatives online.
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Real-Time Area Coverage and Target Localization using Receding-Horizon Ergodic Exploration
Anastasia Mavrommati, Emmanouil Tzorakoleftherakis, Ian Abraham and Todd D. Murphey
IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 2017
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Although a number of solutions exist for the problems of coverage, search and target localization—commonly addressed
separately—whether there exists a unified strategy that addresses these objectives in a coherent manner without being
application-specific remains a largely open research question. In this paper, we develop a receding-horizon ergodic
control approach, based on hybrid systems theory, that has the potential to fill this gap.
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Ergodic exploration using binary sensing for nonparametric shape estimation
Ian Abraham, Ahalya Prabhakar, MitraJZ Hartmann, ToddD Murphey
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2017
Current methods to estimate object shape—using either vision or touch—generally depend on high-resolution sensing. Here,
we exploit ergodic exploration to demonstrate successful shape estimation when using a low-resolution binary contact
sensor.
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Model-Based Control Using Koopman Operators
Ian Abraham, Gerardo De La Torre, Todd D. Murphey
Robotics: Science and Systems, 2017
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This paper explores the application of Koopman operator theory to the control of robotic systems. The Koopman operator
takes any observation of state at time t and evolves the functions of state subject to its dynamics forward in time
linearly. Thus, a nonlinear dynamical system which has a discoverable Koopman operator can be represented by a linear
Koopman operator in a lifted function space where the observations of state evolve linearly. We illustrate how the
operator can be used to obtain a linearizable data-driven model of robotic systems for model-based control synthesis.
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A nonlinear leg damping model for the prediction of running forces and stability
Ian Abraham, ZhuoHua Shen, Justin Seipel
Journal of Computational and Nonlinear Dynamics, 2015
Despite the neuromechanical complexity underlying animal locomotion, the steady-state center-of-mass motions and ground
reaction forces of animal running can be predicted by simple spring-mass models such as the canonical spring-loaded
inverted pendulum (SLIP) model. Here, we develop a leg damping model that is bilinear in leg length and velocity in
order to yield improved damping force and ground reaction force prediction.
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Model predictive control of buoyancy propelled autonomous underwater glider
Ian Abraham, Jingang Yi
ACC American Control Conference, 2015
Autonomous underwater gliders (AUG) is a cost-effective and efficient tool for oceanic exploration and discovery. In
this paper, we present a model predictive control (MPC) design to compensate for the drift due to disturbances.
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zBrush, 3DS Max, Blender, Photoshop & Unity
A 5 week group game project at YRGO. My main focus was building the Robot boss as well as some other smaller assets.
zBrush, 3DS Max, Blender, Substance Painter & Unity
Becoming a 3D Artist/Generalist/Creator(?) wasn't part of my life plan at all. Not that I had figured out my plan, I was sort of in that in-between-stage in life and I stumbled, or, smacked into 3D by chance and I just knew that it was my calling. When you know you know I guess.
I don't actually know what there is to say about me, 3D creating has become such a big part of my life it kind of ruined all my other interests. What did I even do before?? These days I can't take a walk anywhere without seeing a lamppost or something and my brain goes "oh a cylinder on top of a cylinder, nice material mapping on that". It's completely blessed/ruined/changed my life.
On the off chance that I'm NOT by my computer you'll probably find me at the gym, rewatching Sweeney Todd for the five-hundred-and-eleventh time, listening to Rammstein, or looking up various conspiracy theories.


How to watch Formula E 2019-20 on the BBC
by Alex KalinauckasThe BBC will continue to screen live Formula E races in the 2019-20 season, with a second event to be broadcast on terrestrial TV compared to last season.
All FE races will be shown live on the BBC's iPlayer and Sport website platforms, with "select" races also available on its red button service - per an statement from the electric championship.
The Marrakech race on February 29 2020 and the Rome E-Prix on April 4 will be shown on one of the BBC's network TV channels.
In 2018-19, the BBC broadcast the Hong Kong race on BBC2, which FE claims was seen by "more than half a million viewers across all linear and digital platforms".
"We are extremely pleased to be back on the BBC for yet another exciting year of electric racing, with more races selected to be shown live on network channels," said FE's chief marketing officer Jerome Hiquet.
"Expanding our broadcast partnership and offering different ways to watch Formula E on the BBC helps bring British fans closer to the sport than ever before.
"We want the ABB FIA Formula E Championship to be accessible to the widest possible audience and with five British drivers on the grid, Formula E fans in the UK will need to choose who they are getting behind when racing returns to London in July next summer.
"The British contingent may outnumber the other famous names in the field, but they face stiff competition with the arrival of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, as well as the current F2 champion Nyck de Vries choosing to join Formula E for the start of the new season.
"With 22 drivers separated by less than one second in pre-season testing, it is anyone's guess who will come out on top in the first race on Friday next week.
"That is what makes Formula E so special to watch. Tune in to find out for yourself who the winner will be."
Autosport understands the reason the returning London E-Prix is not one of the two races the BBC will show live on one of its main TV channels is because of its commitments around next summer's Tokyo Olympics, which get under way on the same weekend - 25-26 July - as the FE season finale at ExCeL London.


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In 2016, Creative Commons hired Liza Daly to build a proof-of-concept engine for searching 10 million CC works. Based on the success of that project, Creative Commons chose to pursue funding for scaling up CC Search even further, setting a goal to catalog a larger sample of the estimated 1.4 billion CC-licensed works on the internet. To date, we’ve indexed over 300 million images and served over 15 million search queries in the new version of CC Search. This post describes some of the technical architecture changes we’ve made to CC Search in order to reach this point.
Evolution of architecture
While the prototype successfully demonstrated the usefulness and feasibility of searching openly licensed images, accommodating more images and traffic inevitably required some architectural changes. In addition to supporting a higher quantity of works, we would have significantly increased traffic requirements after exiting the beta phase of the project. The original prototype was structured as a 3-tier Django app hosted on Amazon Elastic Beanstalk. That’s the best design for a team of one building a minimum viable product. However, the requirements of the project changed: we now have a rapidly growing set of works, more developers, and higher traffic requirements. It would not be possible to meet these requirements without rewriting a lot of code.
At this point, it’s easy to fall into the trap of overengineering. Rather than start from scratch, we decided to preserve the parts of the project that worked well for our use case, and perform an informed rewrite of the parts that didn’t. To that end, bits and pieces of the original CC Search prototype live on in the current version of CC Search.
Peopleware
First, we divided the work into 3 separate silos - data engineering, backend, and frontend. That means that each respective developer could focus entirely on accumulating CC licensed content, building scalable infrastructure to serve this content to the public, and improving the user experience/presentation layer. The data and frontend layers would be tied together through an open API, which also opens up the possibility of developers building their own custom applications with CC Search, such as a Photoshop plugin or a Firefox addon. Each developer could use whatever tools they were most familiar with to implement their slice of the project.
Updating the search index
One of the first problems that needed to be solved was reducing the time that it took to add works to our search engine. It took about 3 days to index 10 million images in the original prototype. Since the prototype search data was static, that was completely acceptable; however, for 300 million works, it would take 90 days to index the data. Investigation revealed that the problem was the use of Django signals to populate the search index. Every time a work was added to the database, it would be indexed inside of Elasticsearch. This works well for a steady trickle of updates, but does not work so well for 300 million updates.
Instead of using Django signals to incrementally add individual items to the database and search index, we took a “freight train” approach where we would rebuild the entire database and search index in bulk. The tradeoff is that there would be some lag time between finding CC licensed content and when it actually shows up in production where the end user can see it. Since users can’t really tell if your image index is a few hours out of date, this seemed like a worthwhile price to pay; we can always introduce “fast path” updates later when the situation calls for it.
The piece of software responsible for updating our search data is called Ingestion Server. It copies data from the CC Catalog into the production PostgreSQL database, and then indexes that data inside of Elasticsearch in bulk. The tricky part about this is that we had to reload the data without impacting performance or availability of the production system. So, if the ingestion were to fail for some reason (Elasticsearch or our database runs out of space, malformed data breaks the indexer, etc), the users shouldn’t even notice. To accomplish that, all data is loaded into temporary tables and indices, tested for defects, and then promoted to the “live” search index.
Searching 300 million works in high traffic conditions
Searching 10 million works is achievable with nothing but a database and a single virtual machine. Searching 300 million images to an unknown (but probably larger) number of users would take some more firepower. We predicted that we would have a lot more users after removing the “beta” designation and promoting CC Search to the general public, but couldn’t possibly predict exactly how much. To deal with that uncertainty, we designed the system to be horizontally scalable: we can always add more nodes to Elasticsearch to accommodate an increase in content and traffic, and we can also scale up the number of API servers in response to demand. Finally, we can utilize caching to reduce the cost of each search query. With these changes, our infrastructure is able to handle high volumes of visitors without unplanned downtime.
Unfortunately, drawing architecture diagrams and allocating autoscaling groups does not prove that your design will work under load. To that end, we wrote up some Locust load tests. With about 50 lines of code, we were able to hammer the API with tens of thousands of requests per second and see what happened. This step was vital, as it allowed us to fix performance bottlenecks before experiencing live traffic. It uncovered a number of difficult to discover performance related configuration problems and deadlock conditions before we ever even hit production.
A hack for handling link rot at scale
One significant challenge we faced was link rot: over time, images are moved to new locations or entirely deleted. Once we began indexing more data from social platforms like Flickr and Behance, the problem became too big to ignore; CC Search was returning page after page of dead links. To make matters worse, we don’t host our own thumbnails; we scrape them from the original data source and embed them in our results. As a consequence of this, broken thumbnails would show up in the search results, creating a really bad user experience.
The logical answer to this would be to scrape the images and produce our own thumbnails, which we intend to do in the near future. That would solve the immediate usability problem of broken thumbnails, but not solve the underlying issue of deleted images being linked in our search results. Additionally, scraping and storing 300 million+ images would incur significant storage costs. We would also need to crawl 300 million images without placing undue burden on our content partners. When 290 million images in the catalog are stored on Flickr alone, this is impossible; we would have to make thousands of calls per second to crawl that amount of content in a reasonable period of time. Your crawler will not survive for very long if all of your target sites block you for sucking up all of their capacity. Finally, how often can we perform such a crawl? Once a month? Once per year? In the meantime, between crawls, more link rot is taking place.
Instead of building a crawler, we decided to perform some server-side validation. After we obtain the search results, the API server concurrently performs a HEAD request on every single image in the result set to check that it’s still valid. If it’s invalid, we delete it from the search results. We cache the image’s status code in Redis with a TTL to ensure that we aren’t making loads of pointless HTTP requests and reduce the risk of being throttled by 3rd parties.
In general, this “just-in-time validation” has worked surprisingly well. Broken thumbnails are a rare occurrence now. It solved a lot of the issues related to embedding 3rd party content in our search results, buying us more time to build a more sustainable database-layer solution to link rot and thumbnailing.
Managing infrastructure with Terraform
With greater scale comes greater complexity. Since there would be more moving parts in our implementation of CC Search, we would need some kind of infrastructure as code tool to manage zero-downtime deployments, provisioning new virtual machines, configuration management, tracking expenses, and documenting what is actually in production. We considered Kubernetes, but that seemed like massive overkill for a team of our size and a source of too much operational complexity. Instead, we use Terraform to declaratively provision our software to EC2 instances hosted on AWS. Everything is containerized, so we can easily transition to Kubernetes or Nomad if we desire in the future, but Terraform has proven to be more than sufficient so far.
With Terraform, we are able to produce deployment plans, see what changes are going to appear in production, and only then pull the trigger. It also provides immutable infrastructure: instead of sshing into servers and fiddling with settings or running bespoke deployment scripts, whenever we want to make a change, we completely re-provision the virtual machine with new settings. The current state of the system is always documented in our Terraform code.
The future
The next step for CC Search is improving the relevance of our search results, which is going to entail performing large scale scraping of some of the catalog, performing AI analysis of the scraped content, and implementing some popularity-based algorithm to boost the most interesting results to the top. We’re also going to start producing thumbnails for at least some subset of our catalog, perhaps on a just-in-time basis or through multiple caching image proxies.


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If you create a new iOS app on bitrise.io
the generated default workflow wil include our Xcode Archive
step.
This step can manage to archive and export your iOS app.
A bit of history and technical info
If the step is used with Xcode 6
it’ll generate the following (legacy) command to export
the ipa
of your app (you can see it in the step’s log):
xcodebuild -exportArchive \
-exportFormat ipa \
-archivePath "/var/folders/lb/8n5bn9k975qgw662jpqdy7mm0000gn/T/bitrise-xcarchive.YnAMfpzJ/ios-simple-objc.xcarchive" \
-exportPath "/Users/vagrant/deploy/ios-simple-objc.ipa" \
-exportProvisioningProfile "Xyz"
Back in the days of Xcode 6 this was everything you had to do; just specify the format to be ipa
and set the required paths and the Provisioning Profile to be used for code signing the ipa
.
Xcode 7
introduced a lot of additional archive feature and the support for
defining more complex archive parameters. This meant that although Xcode 7 still supports
the old parameters, it’s now declared as deprecated, and you’d get
the following warning if you’d use the old parameters instead of the new -exportOptionsPlist
parameter:
xcodebuild: WARNING: -exportArchive without -exportOptionsPlist is deprecated
The export command’s new version expects a Plist file (-exportOptionsPlist
),
which should include all the archive parameters (including code signing type/method,
and other parameters like enable/disable Bitcode). The full command looks like this:
xcodebuild -exportArchive \
-archivePath "/var/folders/lb/8n5bn9k975qgw662jpqdy7mm0000gn/T/bitrise-xcarchive.QbpHVvNx/ios-simple-objc.xcarchive" \
-exportPath "/var/folders/lb/8n5bn9k975qgw662jpqdy7mm0000gn/T/bitrise-xcarchive.aCvNPRAi" \
-exportOptionsPlist "/Users/vagrant/deploy/export_options.plist"
By default the Xcode Archive
step generates the minimal sufficient Plist file,
with only the export method
defined in it (unless you specify the export_options_path
input,
we’ll get back to this a bit later):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>method</key>
<string>development</string>
</dict>
</plist>
About the Xcode Archive step generated export options
The default generated export options Plist file only specifies
the export method (app-store
, ad-hoc
, enterprise
or development
)
based on the provisioning profile embedded in the .xcarchive
(which is generated by the xcodebuild archive
command, also performed by the Xcode Archive
step, right before the xcodebuild -exportArchive
command).
The embedded provisioning profile depends on your code sign settings in your project.
You can force the desired code signing configuration
with Xcode Archive
step’s force_code_sign_identity
and force_provisioning_profile
inputs.
You can find more information about these options in the iOS Code Signing article.
Every other export option which can be defined in the Plist is optional.
Use your own export options
In case of the default export_options.plist does not fit your needs, you can specify your own export options too. To do this create a plist file (in your repository) with the options you want to use.
!!! note “Available export options”
You can get a list of all available options by calling xcodebuild -h
-
check the Available keys for -exportOptionsPlist: section of the printed help.
These are the options you can select in Xcode when you export the ipa manually.
The recommanded way is to put this generated plist file in your project’s repository.
Then you can set Xcode Archive
step’s export_options_path
input
to the path of your plist file (e.g. ./path/to/export-options.plist
).
Disable bitcode in ipa
By default uploadBitcode export options is set to YES, unless you specifically disable it in the export options Plist. If it does not fit your requirements you have to use your own export options, instead of the archive steps generated one.
Your export options plist should look like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>method</key>
<string>app-store</string>
<key>uploadBitcode</key>
<false/>
</dict>
</plist>
!!! note “Code Signing note”
Of course, if you set the method
to app-store
then you have to upload / use
an App Store code signing Identity & Provisioning Profile (it have to be
available in the system).
Related issues:
ERROR ITMS-90635: Invalid Mach-O Format
Transporter Error Output: ERROR ITMS-90635: Invalid Mach-O Format.
...
Verify that all of the targets for a platform have a consistent value for the ENABLE_BITCODE build setting.
...
This error occurs if you have different ENABLE_BITCODE
settings
in your (sub)projects, including the projects generated by CocoaPods for example.
If you use CocoaPods you can override the ENABLE_BITCODE
in the pod projects by adding
the following section to your Podfile
:
For CocoaPods 1.0+:
post_install do |installer|
installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
target.build_configurations.each do |config|
config.build_settings['ENABLE_BITCODE'] = 'NO'
end
end
end
For CocoaPods 0.39 and below:
post_install do |installer|
installer.project.targets.each do |target|
target.build_configurations.each do |config|
config.build_settings['ENABLE_BITCODE'] = 'NO'
end
end
end


_Wing_Commander_ (PG-13) no stars (out of ****)
Last week, the sad announcement was made that the hilarious, bad-movie-skewering cult TV hit _Mystery_Science_Theater_3000_ was ending its run after its forthcoming tenth season. That announcement is even sadder by the release of _Wing_Commander_, the latest entry in the dubious "based on a video game" film genre--my, what a field day Mike Nelson and his robot pals would have had with this prime piece of sci-fi schlock.
Based on the popular computer game of the same name--and directed by no less than the game's creator, Chris Roberts--_Wing_Commander_ takes place during a war between humans and the evil Kilrathi alien race in the year 2564. But that's actually more plot details than anyone really needs.  But someone forgot to tell Roberts that.
I doubt I have read a more pretentious statement than one Roberts gives in the press notes: "_Wing_Commander_ is a hard-core war movie set in space. In some ways, it has more in common with _Midway_ and _The_Battle_of_Britain_ than with a science-fiction film.... I wanted to make a film about people under the incredible tension of battle." It's more about actors under the incredible tension of poor writing, direction, and all other facets of filmmaking. Stars Freddie Prinze, Jr., Matthew Lillard, and Saffron Burrows (the latter being the "wing commander" of the title) are all atrocious, but the fact that they've all done acceptable work in other films (yes, even Prinze) puts them at less blame than Roberts.
The story that he and scripter Kevin Droney have come up with is a messy mish-mash of elements of _Star_Wars_ (Prinze's metaphysically-gifted character must save the day with The Force, more or less), _Star_Trek_ (the gibberish-speaking Kilrathi look like papier-mache mutations of the Klingon race), and bad soap opera, which manifests itself in the form of cornball "emotional" scenes and even more painful dialogue.  and "He's a good guy, Angel. There's no reason to hate him" left the preview audience overcome with laughter. (And, no, hearing the lines in context does _not_ help.)
Movies like _Wing_Commander_ make me continue to question the logic of the whole video-game-to-film practice. After all, isn't the idea of interactivity what makes a video game popular in the first place? Wouldn't anyone rather sit at home playing the game than pay eight bucks to watch some dreary feature-length commercial, which is essentially what these poor excuses for films are? Then again, in terms of _Wing_Commander_, I'd rather do just about anything than sit through it another time.
To think that we could have actually been spared the agony that is _Wing_Commander_: the film had been languishing on Fox's shelf until the inexplicable success of a certain movie called _She's_All_That_ brought some luster to Prinze and Lillard's names. Just another reason to thank the general moviegoing public for their exquisite taste.
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RoleManagementService
The following resources are part of this group:
- /roleManagementService/allRoles
- /roleManagementService/assignRole
- /roleManagementService/assignRoleByName
- /roleManagementService/assignTemplatedRole
- /roleManagementService/createTemplatedRole
- /roleManagementService/detailledAllRoles
- /roleManagementService/removeTemplatedRole
- /roleManagementService/roleExists
- /roleManagementService/templatedRoleExists
- /roleManagementService/unassignRole
- /roleManagementService/unassignRoleByName
- /roleManagementService/updateRole
- /roleManagementService/updateRoleDescription
- /roleManagementService/updateRoleUsers
- /roleManagementService/updateUserRoles
- /roleManagementService/verifyTemplatedRole
- /roleManagementService/getApplicationRoles/{username}
- /roleManagementService/getApplications/{username}
- /roleManagementService/getEffectivelyAssignedRoles/{username}
- /roleManagementService/getRole/{roleName}
/roleManagementService/allRoles
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/allRoles
Available Since: 2.0
GET
Available Since: 2.0
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/assignRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/assignRole
GET
Assigns the role indicated by the roleId to the given principal
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| principal | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/assignRoleByName
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/assignRoleByName
GET
Assigns the role indicated by the roleName to the given principal
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleName | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| principal | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/assignTemplatedRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/assignTemplatedRole
GET
Assigns the templated role indicated by the templateId
fails if the templated role has not been createdParameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| resource | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| principal | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/createTemplatedRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/createTemplatedRole
GET
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| resource | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/detailledAllRoles
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/detailledAllRoles
Available Since: 2.0
GET
Available Since: 2.0
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/removeTemplatedRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/removeTemplatedRole
GET
removes a role corresponding to the role Id that was manufactured with the given resource
it also removes any user assignments for that roleParameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| resource | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/roleExists
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/roleExists
GET
true of a role exists with the given roleId
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleId | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/templatedRoleExists
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/templatedRoleExists
GET
true of a role exists with the given roleId
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| resource | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/unassignRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/unassignRole
GET
Unassigns the role indicated by the role id from the given principal
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| principal | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/unassignRoleByName
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/unassignRoleByName
GET
Unassigns the role indicated by the role name from the given principal
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleName | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| principal | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/updateRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/updateRole
GET
allows for a role coming from a template to be renamed effectively swapping out the bits of it that were labeled with the oldResource with the newResource
it also manages any user assignments for that roleParameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| oldResource | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| newResource | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/updateRoleDescription
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/updateRoleDescription
Available Since: 2.0
GET
Available Since: 2.0
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleName | (no documentation provided) | query | |
| roleDescription | (no documentation provided) | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/updateRoleUsers
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/updateRoleUsers
Available Since: 2.0
POST
Available Since: 2.0
update users assigned to a role
Request Body
| element: | role |
| media types: | application/xml application/json |
(no documentation provided)
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/updateUserRoles
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/updateUserRoles
Available Since: 2.0
POST
Available Since: 2.0
update roles assigned to a user
Request Body
| element: | user |
| media types: | application/xml application/json |
(no documentation provided)
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/verifyTemplatedRole
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/verifyTemplatedRole
GET
Check a role template is complete in the RBAC store.
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| templateId | the templated role | query | |
| resource | the resource to verify | query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/getApplicationRoles/{username}
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/getApplicationRoles/{username}
Available Since: 2.0
GET
Available Since: 2.0
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| username | (no documentation provided) | path |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/getApplications/{username}
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/getApplications/{username}
Available Since: 2.0
GET
Available Since: 2.0
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| username | (no documentation provided) | path |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/getEffectivelyAssignedRoles/{username}
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/getEffectivelyAssignedRoles/{username}
Available Since: 1.4
GET
Available Since: 1.4
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| username | (no documentation provided) | path |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)
/roleManagementService/getRole/{roleName}
Mount Point: /redbackServices/roleManagementService/getRole/{roleName}
Available Since: 2.0
GET
Available Since: 2.0
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| roleName | (no documentation provided) | path |
Response Body
| element: | role |
| media types: | application/xml text/plain application/json |
(no documentation provided)


How to contribute¶
Bug reports¶
All of the major development of ShgPy happens on GitHub. To submit a bug report, just create an issue there.
Feature requests¶
Feature requests are welcome and encouraged! If there’s a particular feature you need or want (or if you’re interested in contributing code), please submit an issue on GitHub, or send me an email.


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