ImageMedium
MediumTraits
Properties
| array | $items | array$items | from NestedArrayAccess |
| static array | $magic_actions | ||
| static array | $magic_resize_actions |
Methods
Get value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
Set value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
Unset value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
Set default value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
Assigns a value to the specified offset.
Magic method to determine if the attribute is set
Get value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
Join nested values together by using blueprints.
Get nested structure containing default values defined in the blueprints.
Set default values by using blueprints.
Get value from the configuration and join it with given data.
Set default values to the configuration if variables were not set.
Filter image by using user defined filter parameters.
Return HTML markup from the medium.
Add meta file for the medium.
Return PATH to image.
Return URL to image.
Get/set querystring for the file's url
Get/set hash for the file's url
Get an element (is array) that can be rendered by the Parsedown engine
Reset image.
Turn the current Medium into a Link with lightbox enabled
Allows to add an inline style attribute from Markdown or Twig Example:
Forward the call to the image processing method.
Simply processes with no extra methods. Useful for triggering events.
Return srcset string for this Medium and its alternatives.
Generate derivatives
Parsedown element for source display mode
Sets image output format.
Set or get sizes parameter for srcset media action
Allows to set the width attribute from Markdown or Twig Examples: {{ page.media['myimg.png'].width().height().html }} {{ page.media['myimg.png'].resize(100,200).width(100).height(200).html }}
Allows to set the height attribute from Markdown or Twig Examples: {{ page.media['myimg.png'].width().height().html }} {{ page.media['myimg.png'].resize(100,200).width(100).height(200).html }}
Return the image higher quality version
Details
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 25
mixed
get(
string $name,
mixed $default = null,
string $separator = '.')
Get value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 52
$this
set(
string $name,
mixed $value,
string $separator = '.')
Set value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 88
$this
undef(
string $name,
string $separator = '.')
Unset value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 131
$this
def(
string $name,
mixed $default = null,
string $separator = '.')
Set default value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 144
bool
offsetExists(
mixed $offset)
Whether or not an offset exists.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 155
mixed
offsetGet(
mixed $offset)
Returns the value at specified offset.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 166
offsetSet(
mixed $offset,
mixed $value)
Assigns a value to the specified offset.
in
NestedArrayAccess at line 180
offsetUnset($offset)
Unsets variable at specified offset.
in
NestedArrayAccessWithGetters at line 21
__set(
mixed $offset,
mixed $value)
Magic setter method
in
NestedArrayAccessWithGetters at line 32
mixed
__get(
mixed $offset)
Magic getter method
in
NestedArrayAccessWithGetters at line 43
boolean
__isset(
mixed $offset)
Magic method to determine if the attribute is set
in
NestedArrayAccessWithGetters at line 53
__unset(
mixed $offset)
Magic method to unset the attribute
in
Countable at line 20
int
count()
Implements Countable interface.
in
Export at line 23
array
toArray()
Convert object into an array.
in
Export at line 37
string
toYaml(
int $inline = 3,
int $indent = 2)
Convert object into YAML string.
in
Export at line 47
string
toJson()
Convert object into JSON string.
at line 74
__construct(
array $items = array(),
Blueprint $blueprint = null)
Construct.
in
Data at line 55
mixed
value(
string $name,
mixed $default = null,
string $separator = '.')
Get value by using dot notation for nested arrays/objects.
in
Data at line 69
$this
join(
string $name,
mixed $value,
string $separator = '.')
Join nested values together by using blueprints.
in
Data at line 96
array
getDefaults()
Get nested structure containing default values defined in the blueprints.
Fields without default value are ignored in the list.
in
Data at line 109
$this
joinDefaults(
string $name,
mixed $value,
string $separator = '.')
Set default values by using blueprints.
in
Data at line 133
array
getJoined(
string $name,
array $value,
string $separator = '.')
Get value from the configuration and join it with given data.
in
Data at line 163
mixed
merge(
array $data)
Merge external data.
in
Data at line 176
$this
setDefaults(
array $data)
Set default values to the configuration if variables were not set.
in
Data at line 189
validate()
Validate by blueprints.
at line 510
filter(
string $filter = 'image.filters.default')
Filter image by using user defined filter parameters.
in
Data at line 212
extra()
Get extra items which haven't been defined in blueprints.
in
Data at line 222
blueprints()
Return blueprints.
in
Data at line 237
save()
Save data into the file.
in
Data at line 252
bool
exists()
Returns whether the data already exists in the storage.
NOTE: This method does not check if the data is current.
in
Data at line 264
string
raw()
Return unmodified data as raw string.
NOTE: This function only returns data which has been saved to the storage.
in
Data at line 275
FileInterface
file(
FileInterface $storage = null)
Set or get the data storage.
in
ParsedownHtmlTrait at line 21
string
html($title = null, $alt = null, $class = null, $reset = true)
Return HTML markup from the medium.
in
Medium at line 76
$this
meta()
Return just metadata from the Medium object
at line 103
addMetaFile($filepath)
Add meta file for the medium.
in
Medium at line 97
addAlternative($ratio,
Medium $alternative)
Add alternative Medium to this Medium.
in
Medium at line 112
string
__toString()
Return string representation of the object (html).
at line 119
string
path(
bool $reset = true)
Return PATH to image.
at line 136
string
url(
bool $reset = true)
Return URL to image.
in
Medium at line 156
string
querystring($querystring = null, $withQuestionmark = true)
Get/set querystring for the file's url
in
Medium at line 182
string
urlHash(
string $hash = null,
boolean $withHash = true)
Get/set hash for the file's url
in
Medium at line 206
string
parsedownElement(
string $title = null,
string $alt = null,
string $class = null,
bool $reset = true)
Get an element (is array) that can be rendered by the Parsedown engine
at line 256
$this
reset()
Reset image.
in
Medium at line 320
$this
display(
string $mode = 'source')
Switch display mode.
in
Medium at line 339
$this
thumbnail(
string $type = 'auto')
Switch thumbnail.
at line 281
Link
link(
boolean $reset = true,
array $attributes = array())
Turn the current Medium into a Link
at line 300
Link
lightbox(
int $width = null,
int $height = null,
boolean $reset = true)
Turn the current Medium into a Link with lightbox enabled
in
Medium at line 402
$this
classes()
Add a class to the element from Markdown or Twig Example: or
in
Medium at line 419
$this
id($id)
Add an id to the element from Markdown or Twig Example:
in
Medium at line 435
$this
style(
string $style)
Allows to add an inline style attribute from Markdown or Twig Example:
at line 415
$this
__call(
string $method,
mixed $args)
Forward the call to the image processing method.
at line 152
$this
cache()
Simply processes with no extra methods. Useful for triggering events.
at line 167
string
srcset(
bool $reset = true)
Return srcset string for this Medium and its alternatives.
at line 203
$this
derivatives(
int $min_width,
int $max_width,
int $step = 200)
Generate derivatives
at line 227
addDerivative(
ImageMedium $image)
Add a derivative
at line 238
array
sourceParsedownElement(
array $attributes,
boolean $reset = true)
Parsedown element for source display mode
at line 319
Medium
quality(
int $quality = null)
Sets or gets the quality of the image
at line 339
$this
format(
string $format)
Sets image output format.
at line 355
$this
sizes(
string $sizes = null)
Set or get sizes parameter for srcset media action
at line 378
$this
width(
mixed $value = 'auto')
Allows to set the width attribute from Markdown or Twig Examples: {{ page.media['myimg.png'].width().height().html }} {{ page.media['myimg.png'].resize(100,200).width(100).height(200).html }}
at line 399
$this
height(
mixed $value = 'auto')
Allows to set the height attribute from Markdown or Twig Examples: {{ page.media['myimg.png'].width().height().html }} {{ page.media['myimg.png'].resize(100,200).width(100).height(200).html }}
at line 525
ImageMedium
higherQualityAlternative()
Return the image higher quality version


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This class handles threaded delivery of datagrams to various TCP or UDP sockets. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| __init__ (ConnectionManager manager, int num_threads, str thread_name) | |
| Creates a new ConnectionWriter with the indicated number of threads to handle output. More... | |
| int | getCurrentQueueSize () |
| Returns the current number of things in the queue. More... | |
| ConnectionManager | getManager () |
| Returns a pointer to the ConnectionManager object that serves this ConnectionWriter. More... | |
| int | getMaxQueueSize () |
| Returns the maximum size the queue is allowed to grow to. More... | |
| int | getNumThreads () |
| Returns the number of threads the ConnectionWriter has been created with. More... | |
| bool | getRawMode () |
| Returns the current setting of the raw mode flag. More... | |
| int | getTcpHeaderSize () |
| Returns the current setting of TCP header size. More... | |
| bool | isImmediate () |
| Returns true if the writer is an immediate writer, i.e. More... | |
| bool | isValidForUdp (const Datagram datagram) |
| Returns true if the datagram is small enough to be sent over a UDP packet, false otherwise. More... | |
| bool | send (const Datagram datagram, Connection connection, bool block) |
| Enqueues a datagram for transmittal on the indicated socket. More... | |
| bool | send (const Datagram datagram, Connection connection, const NetAddress address, bool block) |
| Enqueues a datagram for transmittal on the indicated socket. More... | |
| setMaxQueueSize (int max_size) | |
| Limits the number of packets that may be pending on the outbound queue. More... | |
| setRawMode (bool mode) | |
| Sets the ConnectionWriter into raw mode (or turns off raw mode). More... | |
| setTcpHeaderSize (int tcp_header_size) | |
| Sets the header size of TCP packets. More... | |
| shutdown () | |
| Stops all the threads and cleans them up. More... | |
This class handles threaded delivery of datagrams to various TCP or UDP sockets.
A ConnectionWriter may define an arbitrary number of threads (0 or more) to write its datagrams to sockets. The number of threads is specified at construction time and cannot be changed.
| __init__ | ( | ConnectionManager | manager, |
| int | num_threads, | ||
| str | thread_name | ||
| ) |
Creates a new ConnectionWriter with the indicated number of threads to handle output.
If num_threads is 0, all datagrams will be sent immediately instead of queueing for later transmission by a thread.
| int getCurrentQueueSize | ( | ) |
Returns the current number of things in the queue.
| ConnectionManager getManager | ( | ) |
Returns a pointer to the ConnectionManager object that serves this ConnectionWriter.
| int getMaxQueueSize | ( | ) |
Returns the maximum size the queue is allowed to grow to.
See set_max_queue_size().
| int getNumThreads | ( | ) |
Returns the number of threads the ConnectionWriter has been created with.
| bool getRawMode | ( | ) |
Returns the current setting of the raw mode flag.
See set_raw_mode().
| int getTcpHeaderSize | ( | ) |
Returns the current setting of TCP header size.
See set_tcp_header_size().
| bool isImmediate | ( | ) |
Returns true if the writer is an immediate writer, i.e.
it has no threads.
| bool isValidForUdp | ( | const Datagram | datagram | ) |
Returns true if the datagram is small enough to be sent over a UDP packet, false otherwise.
| bool send | ( | const Datagram | datagram, |
| Connection | connection, | ||
| bool | block | ||
| ) |
Enqueues a datagram for transmittal on the indicated socket.
Since the host address is not specified with this form, this function should only be used for sending TCP packets. Use the other send() method for sending UDP packets.
Returns true if successful, false if there was an error. In the normal, threaded case, this function only returns false if the send queue is filled; it's impossible to detect a transmission error at this point.
If block is true, this will not return false if the send queue is filled; instead, it will wait until there is space available.
| bool send | ( | const Datagram | datagram, |
| Connection | connection, | ||
| const NetAddress | address, | ||
| bool | block | ||
| ) |
Enqueues a datagram for transmittal on the indicated socket.
This form of the function allows the specification of a destination host address, and so is appropriate for UDP packets. Use the other send() method for sending TCP packets.
Returns true if successful, false if there was an error. In the normal, threaded case, this function only returns false if the send queue is filled; it's impossible to detect a transmission error at this point.
If block is true, this will not return false if the send queue is filled; instead, it will wait until there is space available.
| setMaxQueueSize | ( | int | max_size | ) |
Limits the number of packets that may be pending on the outbound queue.
This only has an effect when using threads; if num_threads is 0, then all packets are sent immediately.
| setRawMode | ( | bool | mode | ) |
Sets the ConnectionWriter into raw mode (or turns off raw mode).
In raw mode, datagrams are not sent along with their headers; the bytes in the datagram are simply sent down the pipe.
Setting the ConnectionWriter to raw mode must be done with care. This can only be done when the matching ConnectionReader is also set to raw mode, or when the ConnectionWriter is communicating to a process that does not expect datagrams.
| setTcpHeaderSize | ( | int | tcp_header_size | ) |
Sets the header size of TCP packets.
At the present, legal values for this are 0, 2, or 4; this specifies the number of bytes to use encode the datagram length at the start of each TCP datagram. Sender and receiver must independently agree on this.
| shutdown | ( | ) |
Stops all the threads and cleans them up.
This is called automatically by the destructor, but it may be called explicitly before destruction.


Foster's Lager
There was a moment, sometime in the 1990's, when attaching the word Australian to something automatically meant it was cool. The Aussies built up this cultural cachet with good reason. The list of Australian gifts to the world is long and distinguished:
- AC/DC — The purest Rock 'n Roll band ever
- Mad Max — The franchise that gave us Fury Road, the best action movie ever
- Steve Irwin — Best Crocodile Hunter ever
- Paul Hogan — Best Crocodile Dundee ever
- Wi-Fi — Without which you probably would not be reading this
Australia is also home to the Great Barrier Reef and evolution's greatest WTF moment, the platypus. Seeking to piggyback on all that down under cool, ad execs brought Outback Steakhouse and Foster's, "Australian for Beer", to America.
First off, Australian is not a language. As a former penal colony of the United Kingdom, beer is Australian for beer. Second, I'd like to think the people who gave the world the Sydney Opera House have better taste than to export Foster's as an example of good Australian beer. Thankfully, Foster's, now a subsidiary of the AB-InBev swill super-conglomerate, isn't all the popular in Australia.
Foster's starts off just like any other crappy adjunct lager. Those first few seconds aren't bad. And then the aftertaste kicks and you find yourself wondering what part of the brewing process makes the UK version of Foster's non-vegan. What do they add to this brew that isn't some sort of sugar source, hop, water, or yeast? My guess: Kangaroo urine.
Unless there are literally no other options, or Foster's is the cheapest option available — which it rarely is — I would recommend following my wife's example and simply declining to drink this beer outright. In most cases, there are plenty of options that a cheaper and less offensive than Foster's. The dingo should have left Meryl Steep's baby alone and instead eaten the people responsible for bringing "Australian for Beer" to the world.


These programs are used for calculating enrichment factors, drawing enrichment curves to evaluate virtual screening approaches.
| Version: | 0.0.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 0.99) |
| Published: | 2011-06-29 |
| Author: | Hiroaki YABUUCHI |
| Maintainer: | Hiroaki YABUUCHI <yabu.pharm at gmail.com> |
| License: | BSD |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | enrichvs results |
| Reference manual: | enrichvs.pdf |
| Package source: | enrichvs_0.0.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: enrichvs_0.0.5.zip, r-release: enrichvs_0.0.5.zip, r-oldrel: enrichvs_0.0.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: enrichvs_0.0.5.tgz, r-oldrel: enrichvs_0.0.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | enrichvs archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=enrichvs to link to this page.


Assessment Trip
Our most recent assessment trip last August was extremely successful. During the trip, we surveyed the village households in order to gain a complete understanding of the people’s needs and expectations for this project. We also asked questions pertaining to the financial sustainability of the project. Unanimously, the people of the Likoko village said that they could afford the monthly utility bills that would come out of establishing an electric grid system. In addition to the house surveys, we created a Memorandum of Understanding and an Implementation Agreement that the village leaders agreed and signed. In these documents, the community leaders confirmed that they would be able to supply a 10% cash contribution towards the initial construction costs.
In addition, during their trip, the project team met with the Mayor of Buea. He gave his blessing for the project and promised to supply government-run street lights for the municipality. Overall, there is an overwhelming support in the community for this project to go forward so we expect there to be high community involvement throughout the project.
We also investigated financial considerations for the project during this trip. We were able to get price estimates for installing in-house wiring. We surveyed possible transmission line routes and determined an ideal path that would connect all of the Likoko households as well as four schools to the power line. We are currently working on cost estimates for constructing a transmission line along this route. Lastly, we investigated potential future projects such as health education and electrically powered water distribution, which could be our next steps after implementing the electrical grid system.


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<DuxPanel>
is designed to be responsive from Desktop browsers down to mobile devices. This is
accomplished using a set of sizing breakpoints similar to Twitter's
Bootstrap CSS framework.
There are five sizing breakpoints, defined to be exactly the same as Bootstrap. This simplifies web page design if your site is already using Bootstrap. These breakpoints are:
| Breakpoint | Description |
|---|---|
| xs | Extra small devices (portrait phones, less than 576px) |
| sm | Small devices (landscape phones, 576px and up) |
| md | Medium devices (tablets, 768px and up) |
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breakpoint can be a number (actual pixels) or a percent. These values are recognized in the
<DuxPanel>
properties of left
, top
, width
,
and height
. Here are some examples of this:
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Sizes and placement in breakpoints look like this:
const width = { xs: "100%", sm: "90%", md: 400 // Numbers or percents can be used for each breakpoint }; <DuxPanel width={width} ...
Notice the width object is missing lg
and xl
. If a size breakpoint is missing from
the object, the breakpoint for the next smallest screen is used. In this case, browsers with large or extra-large
windows would fall back to the medium breakpoint. If the browser window is the xs
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These two examples demonstrate a proportionally sized panel and one that changes its sizes using the responsive breakpoints.


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Nuclear accumulation of NFAT4 opposed by the JNK signal transduction pathway.
Abstract
The nuclear factor of activated T cells (NFAT) group of transcription factors is retained in the cytoplasm of quiescent cells. NFAT activation is mediated in part by induced nuclear import. This process requires calcium-dependent dephosphorylation of NFAT caused by the phosphatase calcineurin. The c-Jun amino-terminal kinase (JNK) phosphorylates NFAT4 on two sites. Mutational removal of the JNK phosphorylation sites caused constitutive nuclear localization of NFAT4. In contrast, JNK activation in calcineurin-stimulated cells caused nuclear exclusion of NFAT4. These findings show that the nuclear accumulation of NFAT4 promoted by calcineurin is opposed by the JNK signal transduction pathway.


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If you need to purchase a product key, tap or click I want to buy a product key . the steps to buy a product key from there and it will be entered for you. . Read the license terms, select the check box to accept the license terms, and then click .
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/feature-packs
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Click "Enter Serial Number" to enter a license key. [Important], Important. If you do not have a current license key, please visit http://www.flowtraq.com or contact .
http://support.flowtraq.com/Documentation/Q3_12/webhelp/content/ch03s03.html
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If you want to use the Lite (free) version, just click the "Activate" button. [Note: You can always enter a License Key or Activation Code later if you wish.] .
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Jun 8, 2012 . You must enter the license key prior to registering. When clicking the Register button, you receive a message 'You must enter the License Key .
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Use License Key Administrator (LKAD)
Enter a temporary floating license key. Go to License Key Center to request permanent license keys. To access the Help, click Help in the LKAD main menu, .
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rational/v0r0m0/topic/com.ibm.rational.license.doc/topics/t_open_lkad.html
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PC Agent - Enter license key | Monitoring software to monitor and ...
This warning can be deactivated, after entering a valid license key. Please click on Configuration (1) in the main window and then Unlock (2). Enter the License .
http://www.blue-series.com/en/pc-agent-en/pc-agent-handling-en/pca-enter-license-key-en.html
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Jan 9, 2012 . Enter the license key, enter an optional label for the key, and click OK. Note: Use the vShield for VMware Cloud Director license key you .
http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1026479
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Bookshelf v7.8: Entering License Keys
If you are logged in to Siebel Developer Web Client, click OK. If you are logged in to Siebel Tools, click Add Key. In the License Key dialog box, enter the Siebel .
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B31104_02/books/AppsAdmin/AppsAdminGetStarted4.html
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Apply a license key to an evaluation version of RUMBA
The RUMBA Validation License panel will appear. Click on the Update License and reinstall Rumba option and enter your license key. Click on the Validate .
http://kb.microfocus.com/display/4/kb/article.aspx?aid=14674
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How to change the Volume Licensing product key on a computer ...
Describes how to change the product key for a Volume Licensing installation of Windows XP. . This is necessary so that you can successfully enter the product key. . To obtain a valid product key, click the following link to contact the Microsoft .
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328874
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Assign a vShield License Key in vCenter
Right-click the vShield-edge asset and select Change license key. 4. Select Assign a new license key and click Enter Key. 5. Enter the license key, enter an .
http://pubs.vmware.com/vcd-51/topic/com.vmware.vcloud.admin.doc_51/GUID-2996A77B-59B8-46BD-B8CF-C2DE2F525263.html
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How to enter a License key/Renewal key for MailScan for Linux?
Oct 2, 2012 . Click on "Help" tab and then on the "About" option. Enter the License key in the " Enter License Key:" and click on "Register Key" to activate the .
http://faqs.escanav.com/index.php?action=artikel&cat=29&id=200&artlang=en
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Post-Upgrade Setup
Go to Tools & Settings > License Management > Parallels Panel License Key and click Install Key. Enter the code you received in the e-mail to the Enter an .
http://download1.parallels.com/Plesk/Doc/en-US/online/plesk-installation-upgrade-migration-guide/71122.htm
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Cisco Activation Key Process: Self Service Guide
Under Product Authorization Key (PAK), enter your PAK number. Click Submit. Verify the license information displayed on the next screen. Click Continue .
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/services/ps10436/ps11105/activation_key_process_guide_services.pdf
Entering your license key after installation
If you purchased GFI MailArchiver, you need to enter your license key in the GFI MailArchiver configuration. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Click Start > All .
http://support.gfi.com/manuals/en/mar5/mar5manual.1.14.html
Installing the License Key
After the license key is entered, select the Online activation option. In some cases users may be trying to authenticate the key through a proxy. To do this click the .
http://www.metalogix.com/help/Content%20Matrix%20Console/Documentum%20Edition/001_GettingStarted/005_InstallLicenseKey.htm
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DataStream programs in Flink are regular programs that implement transformations on data streams (e.g., filtering, updating state, defining windows, aggregating). The data streams are initially created from various sources (e.g., message queues, socket streams, files). Results are returned via sinks, which may for example write the data to files, or to standard output (for example the command line terminal). Flink programs run in a variety of contexts, standalone, or embedded in other programs. The execution can happen in a local JVM, or on clusters of many machines.
Please see basic concepts for an introduction to the basic concepts of the Flink API.
In order to create your own Flink DataStream program, we encourage you to start with anatomy of a Flink Program and gradually add your own stream transformations. The remaining sections act as references for additional operations and advanced features.
The following program is a complete, working example of streaming window word count application, that counts the words coming from a web socket in 5 second windows. You can copy & paste the code to run it locally.
To run the example program, start the input stream with netcat first from a terminal:
Just type some words hitting return for a new word. These will be the input to the word count program. If you want to see counts greater than 1, type the same word again and again within 5 seconds (increase the window size from 5 seconds if you cannot type that fast ☺).
Sources are where your program reads its input from. You can attach a source to your program by
using StreamExecutionEnvironment.addSource(sourceFunction)
. Flink comes with a number of pre-implemented
source functions, but you can always write your own custom sources by implementing the SourceFunction
for non-parallel sources, or by implementing the ParallelSourceFunction
interface or extending the
RichParallelSourceFunction
for parallel sources.
There are several predefined stream sources accessible from the StreamExecutionEnvironment
:
File-based:
readTextFile(path)
- Reads text files, i.e. files that respect the TextInputFormat
specification, line-by-line and returns them as Strings.
readFile(fileInputFormat, path)
- Reads (once) files as dictated by the specified file input format.
readFile(fileInputFormat, path, watchType, interval, pathFilter, typeInfo)
- This is the method called internally by the two previous ones. It reads files in the path
based on the given fileInputFormat
. Depending on the provided watchType
, this source may periodically monitor (every interval
ms) the path for new data (FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_CONTINUOUSLY
), or process once the data currently in the path and exit (FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_ONCE
). Using the pathFilter
, the user can further exclude files from being processed.
IMPLEMENTATION:
Under the hood, Flink splits the file reading process into two sub-tasks, namely directory monitoring and data reading. Each of these sub-tasks is implemented by a separate entity. Monitoring is implemented by a single, non-parallel (parallelism = 1) task, while reading is performed by multiple tasks running in parallel. The parallelism of the latter is equal to the job parallelism. The role of the single monitoring task is to scan the directory (periodically or only once depending on the watchType
), find the files to be processed, divide them in splits, and assign these splits to the downstream readers. The readers are the ones who will read the actual data. Each split is read by only one reader, while a reader can read multiple splits, one-by-one.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
If the watchType
is set to FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_CONTINUOUSLY
, when a file is modified, its contents are re-processed entirely. This can break the “exactly-once” semantics, as appending data at the end of a file will lead to all its contents being re-processed.
If the watchType
is set to FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_ONCE
, the source scans the path once and exits, without waiting for the readers to finish reading the file contents. Of course the readers will continue reading until all file contents are read. Closing the source leads to no more checkpoints after that point. This may lead to slower recovery after a node failure, as the job will resume reading from the last checkpoint.
Socket-based:
socketTextStream
- Reads from a socket. Elements can be separated by a delimiter.Collection-based:
fromCollection(Collection)
- Creates a data stream from the Java Java.util.Collection. All elements
in the collection must be of the same type.
fromCollection(Iterator, Class)
- Creates a data stream from an iterator. The class specifies the
data type of the elements returned by the iterator.
fromElements(T ...)
- Creates a data stream from the given sequence of objects. All objects must be
of the same type.
fromParallelCollection(SplittableIterator, Class)
- Creates a data stream from an iterator, in
parallel. The class specifies the data type of the elements returned by the iterator.
generateSequence(from, to)
- Generates the sequence of numbers in the given interval, in
parallel.
Custom:
addSource
- Attach a new source function. For example, to read from Apache Kafka you can use
addSource(new FlinkKafkaConsumer08<>(...))
. See connectors for more details.Sources are where your program reads its input from. You can attach a source to your program by
using StreamExecutionEnvironment.addSource(sourceFunction)
. Flink comes with a number of pre-implemented
source functions, but you can always write your own custom sources by implementing the SourceFunction
for non-parallel sources, or by implementing the ParallelSourceFunction
interface or extending the
RichParallelSourceFunction
for parallel sources.
There are several predefined stream sources accessible from the StreamExecutionEnvironment
:
File-based:
readTextFile(path)
- Reads text files, i.e. files that respect the TextInputFormat
specification, line-by-line and returns them as Strings.
readFile(fileInputFormat, path)
- Reads (once) files as dictated by the specified file input format.
readFile(fileInputFormat, path, watchType, interval, pathFilter)
- This is the method called internally by the two previous ones. It reads files in the path
based on the given fileInputFormat
. Depending on the provided watchType
, this source may periodically monitor (every interval
ms) the path for new data (FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_CONTINUOUSLY
), or process once the data currently in the path and exit (FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_ONCE
). Using the pathFilter
, the user can further exclude files from being processed.
IMPLEMENTATION:
Under the hood, Flink splits the file reading process into two sub-tasks, namely directory monitoring and data reading. Each of these sub-tasks is implemented by a separate entity. Monitoring is implemented by a single, non-parallel (parallelism = 1) task, while reading is performed by multiple tasks running in parallel. The parallelism of the latter is equal to the job parallelism. The role of the single monitoring task is to scan the directory (periodically or only once depending on the watchType
), find the files to be processed, divide them in splits, and assign these splits to the downstream readers. The readers are the ones who will read the actual data. Each split is read by only one reader, while a reader can read multiple splits, one-by-one.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
If the watchType
is set to FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_CONTINUOUSLY
, when a file is modified, its contents are re-processed entirely. This can break the “exactly-once” semantics, as appending data at the end of a file will lead to all its contents being re-processed.
If the watchType
is set to FileProcessingMode.PROCESS_ONCE
, the source scans the path once and exits, without waiting for the readers to finish reading the file contents. Of course the readers will continue reading until all file contents are read. Closing the source leads to no more checkpoints after that point. This may lead to slower recovery after a node failure, as the job will resume reading from the last checkpoint.
Socket-based:
socketTextStream
- Reads from a socket. Elements can be separated by a delimiter.Collection-based:
fromCollection(Seq)
- Creates a data stream from the Java Java.util.Collection. All elements
in the collection must be of the same type.
fromCollection(Iterator)
- Creates a data stream from an iterator. The class specifies the
data type of the elements returned by the iterator.
fromElements(elements: _*)
- Creates a data stream from the given sequence of objects. All objects must be
of the same type.
fromParallelCollection(SplittableIterator)
- Creates a data stream from an iterator, in
parallel. The class specifies the data type of the elements returned by the iterator.
generateSequence(from, to)
- Generates the sequence of numbers in the given interval, in
parallel.
Custom:
addSource
- Attach a new source function. For example, to read from Apache Kafka you can use
addSource(new FlinkKafkaConsumer08<>(...))
. See connectors for more details.Please see operators for an overview of the available stream transformations.
Data sinks consume DataStreams and forward them to files, sockets, external systems, or print them. Flink comes with a variety of built-in output formats that are encapsulated behind operations on the DataStreams:
writeAsText()
/ TextOutputFormat
- Writes elements line-wise as Strings. The Strings are
obtained by calling the toString() method of each element.
writeAsCsv(...)
/ CsvOutputFormat
- Writes tuples as comma-separated value files. Row and field
delimiters are configurable. The value for each field comes from the toString() method of the objects.
print()
/ printToErr()
- Prints the toString() value
of each element on the standard out / standard error stream. Optionally, a prefix (msg) can be provided which is
prepended to the output. This can help to distinguish between different calls to print. If the parallelism is
greater than 1, the output will also be prepended with the identifier of the task which produced the output.
writeUsingOutputFormat()
/ FileOutputFormat
- Method and base class for custom file outputs. Supports
custom object-to-bytes conversion.
writeToSocket
- Writes elements to a socket according to a SerializationSchema
addSink
- Invokes a custom sink function. Flink comes bundled with connectors to other systems (such as
Apache Kafka) that are implemented as sink functions.
Data sinks consume DataStreams and forward them to files, sockets, external systems, or print them. Flink comes with a variety of built-in output formats that are encapsulated behind operations on the DataStreams:
writeAsText()
/ TextOutputFormat
- Writes elements line-wise as Strings. The Strings are
obtained by calling the toString() method of each element.
writeAsCsv(...)
/ CsvOutputFormat
- Writes tuples as comma-separated value files. Row and field
delimiters are configurable. The value for each field comes from the toString() method of the objects.
print()
/ printToErr()
- Prints the toString() value
of each element on the standard out / standard error stream. Optionally, a prefix (msg) can be provided which is
prepended to the output. This can help to distinguish between different calls to print. If the parallelism is
greater than 1, the output will also be prepended with the identifier of the task which produced the output.
writeUsingOutputFormat()
/ FileOutputFormat
- Method and base class for custom file outputs. Supports
custom object-to-bytes conversion.
writeToSocket
- Writes elements to a socket according to a SerializationSchema
addSink
- Invokes a custom sink function. Flink comes bundled with connectors to other systems (such as
Apache Kafka) that are implemented as sink functions.
Note that the write*()
methods on DataStream
are mainly intended for debugging purposes.
They are not participating in Flink’s checkpointing, this means these functions usually have
at-least-once semantics. The data flushing to the target system depends on the implementation of the
OutputFormat. This means that not all elements send to the OutputFormat are immediately showing up
in the target system. Also, in failure cases, those records might be lost.
For reliable, exactly-once delivery of a stream into a file system, use the flink-connector-filesystem
.
Also, custom implementations through the .addSink(...)
method can participate in Flink’s checkpointing
for exactly-once semantics.
Iterative streaming programs implement a step function and embed it into an IterativeStream
. As a DataStream
program may never finish, there is no maximum number of iterations. Instead, you need to specify which part
of the stream is fed back to the iteration and which part is forwarded downstream using a split
transformation
or a filter
. Here, we show an example using filters. First, we define an IterativeStream
Then, we specify the logic that will be executed inside the loop using a series of transformations (here
a simple map
transformation)
To close an iteration and define the iteration tail, call the closeWith(feedbackStream)
method of the IterativeStream
.
The DataStream given to the closeWith
function will be fed back to the iteration head.
A common pattern is to use a filter to separate the part of the stream that is fed back,
and the part of the stream which is propagated forward. These filters can, e.g., define
the “termination” logic, where an element is allowed to propagate downstream rather
than being fed back.
For example, here is program that continuously subtracts 1 from a series of integers until they reach zero:
Iterative streaming programs implement a step function and embed it into an IterativeStream
. As a DataStream
program may never finish, there is no maximum number of iterations. Instead, you need to specify which part
of the stream is fed back to the iteration and which part is forwarded downstream using a split
transformation
or a filter
. Here, we show an example iteration where the body (the part of the computation that is repeated)
is a simple map transformation, and the elements that are fed back are distinguished by the elements that
are forwarded downstream using filters.
For example, here is program that continuously subtracts 1 from a series of integers until they reach zero:
The StreamExecutionEnvironment
contains the ExecutionConfig
which allows to set job specific configuration values for the runtime.
Please refer to execution configuration for an explanation of most parameters. These parameters pertain specifically to the DataStream API:
setAutoWatermarkInterval(long milliseconds)
: Set the interval for automatic watermark emission. You can
get the current value with long getAutoWatermarkInterval()
State & Checkpointing describes how to enable and configure Flink’s checkpointing mechanism.
By default, elements are not transferred on the network one-by-one (which would cause unnecessary network traffic)
but are buffered. The size of the buffers (which are actually transferred between machines) can be set in the Flink config files.
While this method is good for optimizing throughput, it can cause latency issues when the incoming stream is not fast enough.
To control throughput and latency, you can use env.setBufferTimeout(timeoutMillis)
on the execution environment
(or on individual operators) to set a maximum wait time for the buffers to fill up. After this time, the
buffers are sent automatically even if they are not full. The default value for this timeout is 100 ms.
Usage:
To maximize throughput, set setBufferTimeout(-1)
which will remove the timeout and buffers will only be
flushed when they are full. To minimize latency, set the timeout to a value close to 0 (for example 5 or 10 ms).
A buffer timeout of 0 should be avoided, because it can cause severe performance degradation.
Before running a streaming program in a distributed cluster, it is a good idea to make sure that the implemented algorithm works as desired. Hence, implementing data analysis programs is usually an incremental process of checking results, debugging, and improving.
Flink provides features to significantly ease the development process of data analysis programs by supporting local debugging from within an IDE, injection of test data, and collection of result data. This section give some hints how to ease the development of Flink programs.
A LocalStreamEnvironment
starts a Flink system within the same JVM process it was created in. If you
start the LocalEnvironment from an IDE, you can set breakpoints in your code and easily debug your
program.
A LocalEnvironment is created and used as follows:
Flink provides special data sources which are backed by Java collections to ease testing. Once a program has been tested, the sources and sinks can be easily replaced by sources and sinks that read from / write to external systems.
Collection data sources can be used as follows:
Note: Currently, the collection data source requires that data types and iterators implement
Serializable
. Furthermore, collection data sources can not be executed in parallel (
parallelism = 1).
Flink also provides a sink to collect DataStream results for testing and debugging purposes. It can be used as follows:
Note: flink-streaming-contrib
module is removed from Flink 1.5.0.
Its classes have been moved into flink-streaming-java
and flink-streaming-scala
.


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Members of the Domestic Abuse Sub-Groups and Domestic Abuse Campaign Group include Health and Community Services, the States police, Jersey Action Against Rape, Jersey Women’s Refuge and Probation and ADAPT.
Sarah Elliott, chairwoman of the Safeguarding Partnership Board, said: ‘The JSPB’s Domestic Abuse Sub Group, along with partner agencies, have been working hard to deliver this important campaign, which is part of our three-year strategy. We want to build awareness of domestic abuse and the devastating impact that it has on victims, while also signposting what help and support is available to Islanders to help protect them.’
Support is available from the following:
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Apart from being a front end developer, I have done emergency and response and I have worked with organizations such as st paul's ambulance. My desire to code begun back in primary during a computer lesson. The machine displayed a blue screen error (also called a stop error) then after restating it, some writing popped up saying a reboot is required. That drove me on doing more research and under stand the world of zeros and ones.
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A “Log” is simply putting an exponential equation into a different form that is supposed to make it abbreviated. For example, 10^3=x would be arranged like Log10^x=2.
An exponent is a little number that is connected to another number and represents how many times that the other number is multiplied by itself.
These two mathematical expressions are actually very important to Algebra, especially Exponents. THey are a very easy and quick way to show what they show.
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ramadda.tesseract=/path/to/tesseract
ramadda.image.slicer=/path/to/magick-slicer.shNow, create a new entry of type Zoomable Image and upload your high resolution image. RAMADDA will use the MagickSlicer script to generate the set of varying resolution tiled images. Here is an example.


Although Tensorflow is well documented for its basic features, the documentation becomes rather sparse when coming to more advanced topics. This blog post is a collection of best practice gathered from various Stackoverflow posts and Github issues over time. Due to the frequently changing Tensorflow API, I can not guarantee that the ideas presented in this post will stay best pratice for a lon time.
Furthermore the aim of this post is not to introduce the basics of Tensorflow, as there already a great documentation exists. It’s for people that are already familiar with Tensorflow and want to get inspired on how to write more efficient code.
Well, to be honest: this is not really an advanced topic.
But to write efficient Tensorflow code it is important to distinguish between graph definition and its execution:
We use Python to describe a computational graph.
This graph is actually executed in a session with fast C++ implementations.
So whenever calling a function from tf.
module you add a operation-node to the definition of the graph.
I like to do all the graph definitions in python classes:


Intro to Programming is a beginner's course in the area of computer and web programming languages. So far we have covered mostly Python. But this is a lesson in html and css language.


Column Chooser
The GridControl allows modifying the visibility of its columns at runtime via the Column Chooser. To invoke it, touch and hold a column header and then tap the corresponding item in the invoked menu. The Column Chooser lists all columns contained in the grid. Use switches to show or hide columns.
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2. Plot Types¶
2.1. More Plotting Examples¶
Alright, let’s now take a shot at creating some of the plots we just learned about.
I’m going to be using the street-trees.csv
file as a data source available in the Google drive here.
2.1.1. Pie Chart¶
Let’s say we want to see the proportion of trees planted with root barriers to trees planted without root barriers.
First, make a new worksheet.
Step by Step Instructions
1. Drag the Root Barrier
field to the Color icon.
2. Drag the Tree Id
field to the Area icon.
3. Convert the Tree Id
field to a Count Measure by right-clicking it and selecting from the dropdown menu.
4. Click on the Show Me menu on the top right side of the workspace.
5. Select the pie chart icon.
And voila! We baked made a pie chart 🥧!
2.1.2. Stacked Bars¶
A pie chart may not be the best visualization to see the proportion of trees planted with root barriers to trees planted without root barriers.
Let’s see how it looks like as a stacked Bar chart.
Make a new worksheet or clear the current sheet you are on.
Step by Step Instructions
1. Drag the Tree Id
field to the Rows shelf.
2.Convert this field to a Count Measure by right-clicking and selecting the appropriate measure.
3. We can now add the stacking part of this bar chart by dragging Root Barrier
to the Color icon in the Marks card.
4. Let’s transpose this graph so it’s a little clearer by clicking the Swap Rows and Columns icon in the toolbar.
Great! Here is our stacked bar chart!
2.1.3. Side-by-Side Bars¶
Still maybe not the right plot for this question. Let’s go with a barplot with the categories side-by-side.
Step by Step Instructions
1. Drag the Root Barrier
field to the Columns shelf.
2. Drag the Tree Id
field to the Rows shelf again.
You may have to indicate that want to Add All Members
3. Convert the Tree Id
field to a Count Measure by right-clicking and selecting the appropriate measure.
4. Let’s add a little bit of colour to this plot. This isn’t a necessary step, however, we are doing this for consistency to compare to the last three charts.
Now that we’ve done that, which plot out of the pie, stacked bars and side-by-side plot do you most prefer?
2.1.4. Scatter Plot¶
With this particular data source, we don’t really have 2 good continuous numeric columns. To demonstrate how to make a scatter plot, we are going to use what we have and make the best of it.
Let’s plot and see if there is a relationship between the diameter of the trees’ trunks and their height.
Step by Step Instructions
1. First, let’s drag the Height Range Id
column to the Columns shelf.
2. Let’s make sure this is a continuous field and convert it by right clicking and selecting Continuous from the drop down.
3. Next drag the Diameter
Measure to the Rows shelf.
4. We need to make sure this Diameter
field becomes a continuous Dimension as well, which we can do by right clicking and selecting it from the drop-down.
Great!
2.1.5. Line Graph¶
We are now interested in answering the question How many trees were planted over the years?
Before you start, let’s make a new worksheet.
Step by Step Instructions
1. Drag the Date Planted
field to the Columns shelve and the tree Id
field to the Rows shelf.
2.\ We are again interested in the number of trees planted at selected dates so once again, we want to transform this field to a Count Measure.
3. Since Date Planted
is a continuous variable, it’s a good idea to right-click and transform this field into a Continuous Dimension.
4. This automatically generates the number of trees planted each year (but there are null values!)
4. We can change the YEAR(Date Planted)
field to:
MONTH(Date Panted)
(top month choice when right-clicking) - which aggregates months together for all years.
MONTH(Date Panted)
(Bottom month choice when right-clicking) - which will make a sequential plot.
We are going to stick with the year dimension though!
5. We can add a circle for clarity at each year as part of our line graph by dragging a second Tree Id
field to the Rows shelf.
Warning
You may get a popup warning when you do this where I specify Add All Members since we are converting it to a COUNT measure after this.
6. We need to make sure we also convert it to a Count
measure.
At first, we should get 2 graphs on top of each other.
7. We can right-click one of them and select “Dual Axis”.
This will superimpose one on another with a left and a right axis title.
8. We can hide the one on the right by right-clicking the axis and unticking the “Show Header” option.
9. In the Marks card, select the `CNT(Tree Id)(2), and from the dropdown, select circle.
Now we have a line plot with points!
10. To change the colour of the line and the points, we need to make sure we change the colour of both measures by selecting the “All” tab under the “Marks” card on the right.
11. Don’t forget to give it a title and edit the y-axis label as we did before!.
2.1.6. Histograms¶
Let’s now start practicing making distributions. Tableau doesn’t easily facilitate density plots, so we are going to stick with learning how to make histograms.
Perhaps we are interested in the distribution of tree trunk diameter length. Remember histograms are used to visualize the distribution of a numeric continuous variable.
Step by Step Instructions
1. First, drag the Diameter
Measure to the Columns shelf
2. You can then go to the Show Me menu and click on the Histogram option. Tableau will then assign the correct measures to the shelves and cards.
3. And there you have a histogram! Now, this already seems a little problematic because we didn’t choose the bin size and it’s clear that our distribution is skewed.
It might also be helpful to see this distribution shape without the outliers on the far right and with different bin size.
The majority of the data looks like it’s between 0-50 so let’s make the bin size 2 and limit the axis to 0-50.
4. You’ll notice that Tableau’s been kind and has made us a new continuous dimension named Diameter (bin)
. Right-click on this new field and click on Edit from the dropdown menus.
This is where we are going to change the bin size.
5. This will result in a popup window where we can change the size of the bins. Let’s go ahead and change it to 2. Remember bin size can cause bias in your plots so be careful when choosing this value. Click OK.
6. Now we can see that our bars are a lot thinner (If only exercising was this easy).
7. Let’s fix the axis range now. You’ll not have to do this often but for this particular problem and question, removing the outliers could give us a bit of a clearer distribution shape.
Right-click the axis we want to limit and from the dropdown click Edit Axis….
8. From the popup, select a Fixed Range and Fixed end at 50 for this plot.
Great!
9. We Are going to go one step forward and change the tick mark intervals too. Click on the Tick Marks option at the top of the popup window.
10. We can decrease the tick interval to 2 to help make our bar values easier to identify.

We now can see that the majority of trees in Vancouver have a diameter between 2 and 3 cms. We also see that it’s very skewed to the right.
2.1.7. Boxplot¶
Although there is an option to make boxplots using the Show Me menu, I find that it can often plot things differently than how I want them to. These are the steps I generally take.
Suppose that we want to see if the difference between the distributions of trunk diameter between trees planted with root barriers and without root barriers.
Step by Step Instructions
1. Begin by dragging Root Barrier
to the Columns shelf.
2. Next, you’ll want to drag the Diameter
field to the Rows shelf. You’ll have a beautiful bar plot now measuring the sum of all the trees diameters for each barrier type.
3. Since we want individual observations for each tree (somewhat), we need to convert the Diameter
column to a dimension.
4. Let’s change the mark. Convert the mark from Automatic to Circle.
This will produce a circle for each tree now.
5. This is where we make the box part of our boxplot! Right-click on the axis with the continuous variable - in our case, that’s Diameter
. Select the Add Reference Line option.
6. When we select this option, a popup with many different option tabs displays. We want the Boxplot tab!
7. Here we want to “Hide the underlying marks (except outliers)”. The reason we are hiding them, in this case, is because we have THOUSANDS of observations! If our dataset was smaller, it might be a good idea to show all the underlying marks.
8. We can also change the colour of the box Fill to a green palette which goes nicely with our tree theme.
We can now leave this popup screen by clicking OK.
9. Ok, so our outlying observations are rather large right now. Let’s decrease the size.
Ahh, that’s a bit cleaner.
10. We can also change the points to a green colour to go with the rest of the plot. This can be done by clicking the Color icon.
11. This is a completed boxplot! One thing you can do to get a better idea of the distributions is to transpose them.
Ahh, beautiful!
Tip!
When you have multiple boxplots and you want to sort them in some order, using the sorting buttons in the toolbar won’t quite sort them properly or may not sort them how you are intending them to.
The best way to sort your boxplots to some criteria is as follows:
1. Click on the dimension field - here it’s our Root Barrier
column and from the dropdown select Sort…
2. This will produce a popup window where we selected a Nested option to sort our data by.
3. We can select if we want the field to be sorted in Ascending or Descending order, choose a field name (Diameter
for us) and then choose an Aggregation. We are going to be selecting Median which is the center line of our boxes in the boxplot.
2.1.8. Heatmap¶
Let’s see what the joint distribution is for the presence of a curb and if the tree has root barriers or not.
This will need a heat map or a heat map with a size channel. let’s explore the former first.
Step by Step Instructions
1. Drag the Root Barrier
to the Columns shelf- here we will first drag the Root Barrier
column.
2. We then can drag our second discrete dimension to the Rows shelf. We will drag the Curb
column.
3. To add a count field, we will drag the Tree Id
to the Detail icon in the Marks card. As we have done before, we “Add all members” when prompted by the popup.
4. We now transform this field to a Count Measure by right-clicking and selecting it from the drop-down.
5. Although we already have square marks, let solidify it and convert the Automatic mark to a Square mark. This is to make sure nothing is transformed when we add additional fields to our graph.
6. We can include a value in each quadrant by dragging the Tree Id
to the Label mark.
7. We then must convert it to a Count Measure by right-clicking and selecting it accordingly.
Nice!
2.1.9. Heatmap with Size Channel¶
If we also want to include an area channel in the plot, we can continue from the steps of the heatmap.
1. Here we will add all the counts of the trees by dragging the Tree Id
to the Size icon.
2. As we have seen many times before we transform the dimension to a Count Measure by clicking and selecting from the dropdown menu.
9. The labels seem to ruin the esthetics of this plot, so let’s remove this from the plot by right-clicking and selecting Remove.
That’s better. Nice job!
2.2. Quick Quiz¶
True or False: Sorting a boxplot can be done by using the sort buttons on the toolbar.
True or False: Histograms can be made with a click from the Show Me window.
What column type are the fields used in the Columns and Rows shelf for scatter plots- Continuous or Discrete?
Which of the following fields acts as a hierarchy by default
Row Id
,Date Issued
,Gender
,Latitude
?What mark shape is needed for a heatmap?
Solutions!
False
True
Continuous
Date Issued
Square


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#include <GrSoftwareRasterizer.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | { MAX_RENDER_TARGET_COUNT = 8 } |
| typedef void(* | VertexProgram )(SVec4 &output, SVec4 *varying, const SVec4 *vertexConstants, const SPolygonVertex &vertex) |
| typedef void(* | FragmentProgram )(unsigned char **output, unsigned int *outputBPP, const SVec4 *fragmentConstants, const SVec4 *varying, const SVec4 *gradX, const SVec4 *gradY, GrSoftwareSampler *textures) |
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| GrSoftwareRasterizer () | |
| class GrSoftwareRasterizer | |
| ~GrSoftwareRasterizer () | |
| void | SetRenderLastPixel (bool enabled) |
| void | SetRenderTarget (unsigned int targetIdx, GrSoftwareRTBase *target) |
| public methods | |
| void | SetVertexProgram (VertexProgram vertexProg) |
| void | SetFragmentProgram (FragmentProgram fragmentProg) |
| void | SetVertexConstant (unsigned int idx, const SVec4 &value) |
| void | SetVertexConstants (unsigned int idx, const MMat4x4 &value) |
| void | SetFragmentConstant (unsigned int idx, const SVec4 &value) |
| void | SetFragmentConstants (unsigned int idx, const MMat4x4 &value) |
| void | SetViewportTransform (const SVec2 &scale, const SVec2 &offset) |
| void | SetSamplerTexture (unsigned int idx, GrImage *image) |
| void | SetSamplerColor (unsigned int idx, unsigned color) |
| void | RenderPolygon (const GrPolygon &polygon) |
| void | RenderPolygons (const std::vector< GrPolygon * > &polygons) |
| void | RenderTriangleList (const SPolygonVertex *vertices, unsigned int triCount) |
Definition at line 24 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.h.
| typedef void( * GrSoftwareRasterizer::FragmentProgram)(unsigned char **output, unsigned int *outputBPP, const SVec4 *fragmentConstants, const SVec4 *varying, const SVec4 *gradX, const SVec4 *gradY, GrSoftwareSampler *textures) |
| typedef void( * GrSoftwareRasterizer::VertexProgram)(SVec4 &output, SVec4 *varying, const SVec4 *vertexConstants, const SPolygonVertex &vertex) |
| anonymous enum |
| GrSoftwareRasterizer::GrSoftwareRasterizer | ( | ) |
class GrSoftwareRasterizer
ctor & dtor
initialize all render-target arrays to null.
set all render targets to the null render target.
Definition at line 184 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| GrSoftwareRasterizer::~GrSoftwareRasterizer | ( | ) |
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::RenderPolygon | ( | const GrPolygon & | polygon | ) |
triangulate and pass to RenderTriangleList.
allocate space for our vertices.
triangulate the current polygon.
render the triangle list.
Definition at line 351 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::RenderPolygons | ( | const std::vector< GrPolygon * > & | polygons | ) |
unpack vertices into the scratch buffer.
if the buffer can't hold the polygon, then we need to flush.
flush.
triangulate the polygon into the scratch buffer.
next polygon.
flush remaining polygons.
Definition at line 372 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::RenderTriangleList | ( | const SPolygonVertex * | vertices, | |
| unsigned int | triCount | |||
| ) |
render the current triangle.
next triangle.
Definition at line 411 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetFragmentConstant | ( | unsigned int | idx, | |
| const SVec4 & | value | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 305 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetFragmentConstants | ( | unsigned int | idx, | |
| const MMat4x4 & | value | |||
| ) |
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| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetFragmentProgram | ( | FragmentProgram | fragmentProg | ) |
Definition at line 275 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetRenderLastPixel | ( | bool | enabled | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 38 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.h.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetRenderTarget | ( | unsigned int | targetIdx, | |
| GrSoftwareRTBase * | target | |||
| ) |
public methods
set to _nullRT if no render target is bound.
make sure the render target passed in is valid.
store the current render target.
grab information about currently bound render-targets.
get the current render target.
store the current bpp.
check to see if there is any target here.
get information about the current render-target. Note that we use the smallest render target to determine the size of the rendered image.
Definition at line 222 of file GrSoftwareRasterizer.cpp.
| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetSamplerColor | ( | unsigned int | idx, | |
| unsigned | color | |||
| ) |
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| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetSamplerTexture | ( | unsigned int | idx, | |
| GrImage * | image | |||
| ) |
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| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetVertexConstant | ( | unsigned int | idx, | |
| const SVec4 & | value | |||
| ) |
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| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetVertexConstants | ( | unsigned int | idx, | |
| const MMat4x4 & | value | |||
| ) |
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| void GrSoftwareRasterizer::SetVertexProgram | ( | VertexProgram | vertexProg | ) |
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Tanhaji Trailer Launch: Ajay Devgn Reveals Why Kajol Is Missing From The Event- Parent Duty Calls!
by Nikita DalviA few minutes back, trailer of Ajay Devgn, Saif Ali Khan and Kajol starrer, Tanahaji hit the Internet. The stars are currently at the launch event and we are bringing to you all the LIVE updates from ground zero
Ajay Devgn and Saif Ali Khan are returning to the silver screen after a long gap, the last we saw them together was in Omkara (2003). Also, it is Ajay’s 100th film and this one is even special because it has his wife, Kajol in it. However, at the trailer launch, we saw that the beautiful actress was missing.
Of course, we asked Ajay why Kajol didn’t make it to the event. The actor replied, “Kajol had to be in Singapore as either one of the parents had to attend Nysa’s parent-teacher meet.”
Looks like it’s Parent duty calls for Kajol. Talking about the event, we also brought to you a story where Saif and Ajay had a fun banter with each other on their perfection. When Saif said that he also took 25 takes to perfect few shots, Ajay interrupted and said that Saif was retaking only for his satisfaction, otherwise in the film his first take has only made way.
Ajay Devgn also shared how he was unsure about making the film in 3D but after watching the trailer he is mighty pleased. Watch video below:
Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, slated to release on January 10, 2020, is directed by Om Raut and produced by Ajay Devgn Ffilms, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar. The movie also stars Sharad Kelkar in a pivotal role.
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The Board of Directors is working to change enforcement so that it is controlled by the Homeowners Association, and a committee will ultimately establish enforcement procedures. Q:What is covenant consolidation? A:Because each phase of the subdivision has different covenants, the Board of Directors has a committee evaluating consolidating the different covenants into one set which would apply to all homes in PF. The consolidated covenants would have to be approved by 75% of the residents of each phase of PF, which won’t be easy. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to volunteer for the Covenant Consolidation Committee. Q:Does the HOA have any regulations of Satallites, Antennas, Solar Panels, or Windmills? AThe Prairie Fields HOA does not regulate any of these items. The US Supreme Court has ruled that homeowners associations cannot restrict reasonably sized antenna or satallites. However, the Village of Savoy does have restrictions on both Solar Panels and Windmills. Windmills generally must be positioned so that they do not fall onto a neighbor’s property. The Village of Savoy also has restrictions about height of windmills. Also, the FAA regulates airspace within the flight approach to Willard Airport. Contact Dan Davies at the Village of Savoy for more information. LANDSCAPING Q:How does the Board of Directors (BOD) choose who mows or provides other services within Prairie Fields? A:For large purchases, the BOD solicits a minimum of 3 bids. The BOD evaluates bids on the basis of best overall value. MAINTENANCE Q:Do I have to remove snow from the sidewalks? A:The HOA asks that you keep sidewalks clean and safe, especially for the children walking to school. However, neither the HOA nor the Village of Savoy has any snow removal ordinances. Q:What do I do if a street light is burnt out? A:The street lights in Prairie Fields are owned and maintained by Ameren, and the Village of Savoy “rents” them. Please contact Brett Maue, the Public Works Director/Village Engineer, and he will send a maintenance request to Ameren. Q:Do I need permission to plant trees on my property? A:Only if you wish to plant in the right-of-way, which is between the street and sidewalk. In that case, you will need approval from the Village of Savoy Arborist. The Village, if funds are available, can reimburse the property owner for half of the total cost of purchase and installation of the tree up to $100.00 for each tree installed through the Village Right-of-Way Tree Cost Share Program. PARKING Q:Can I park on the street? A:As a resident, you are required to park all of your vehicles in your garage or driveway. The Covenants state that "All property owners shall provide and use at all times off-street parking for the number of automobiles in use by the owner or resident on the property…” Visitors are permitted to park on the street. If a vehicle is left unattended on the street for more than 7 days it may be towed by the Village of Savoy according to ordinance 8.20.070. Please contact Savoy Building Inspector/Code Enforcement officer, Gary Zinn, for more information.


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Mapping
Mapping Tips: - Google
- Smart* Directory Brute Forcing
- RAFT lists (included in Seclists)
- SVN Digger (included in Seclists)
- Git Digger
- Platform Identification:
- Wapplyzer (Chrome)
- Builtwith (Chrome)
- retire.js (cmd-line or Burp)
- Check CVE’s
- Auxiliary
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##Directory Bruteforce Workflow
After bruteforcing look for other status codes indicating you are denied or require auth then append list there to test for misconfigured access control.
Example:
GET http://www.acme.com - 200
GET http://www.acme.com/backlog/ - 404
GET http://www.acme.com/controlpanel/ - **401 hmm.. ok**
GET http://www.acme.com/controlpanel/[bruteforce here now]
Mapping/Vuln Discovery using OSINT
Find previous/existing problem:
- Xssed.com
- Reddit XSS - /r/xss
- Punkspider
- xss.cx
- xssposed.org
- twitter searching
Issues might already reported but use the flaw area and injection type to guide you to further injections or filter bypass
New Project: Maps
New OSINT/Mapping project
- 250+ bounty programs
- Crawl
- DNS info + bruteforce
- Bounty metadata (links, rewards, scope)
- API -> Intrigue
https://github.com/bugcrowdlabs/maps
Using the Maps Project: Crawling
Using + Ruby + Anemone + JSON + Grep
$cat test_target_json.txt | grep redirect https://test_target/redirect/?url=http://twitter.com https://test_target/redirect/?url=http://facebook.com/... https://test_target/redirect/?url=http://pinterest.com/...
New Tool: Intrigue
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Matrix
问题描述 :
unique path between any pair of cities.
Morpheus has the news that K Machines are planning to destroy the whole kingdom. These Machines are initially living in K different cities of the kingdom and
anytime from now they can plan and launch an attack. So he has asked Neo to destroy some of the roads to disrupt the connection among Machines. i.e after destroying those roads there should not be any path between any two Machines.
Since the attack can be at any time from now, Neo has to do this task as fast as possible. Each road in the kingdom takes certain time to get destroyed and they
can be destroyed only one at a time.
You need to write a program that tells Neo the minimum amount of time he will require to disrupt the connection among machines.
输入:
For each test case the first line input contains two, space-separated integers, N and K. Cities are numbered 0 to N-1. Then follow N-1 lines, each containing three, space-separated integers, x y z, which means there is a bidirectional road connecting city x and city y, and to destroy this road it takes z units of time.Then follow K lines each containing an integer. The ith integer is the id of city in which ith Machine is currently located.
2 <= N <= 100,000
2 <= K <= N
1 <= time to destroy a road <= 1000,000
输出:
For each test case the first line input contains two, space-separated integers, N and K. Cities are numbered 0 to N-1. Then follow N-1 lines, each containing three, space-separated integers, x y z, which means there is a bidirectional road connecting city x and city y, and to destroy this road it takes z units of time.Then follow K lines each containing an integer. The ith integer is the id of city in which ith Machine is currently located.
2 <= N <= 100,000
2 <= K <= N
1 <= time to destroy a road <= 1000,000
样例输入:
1 5 3 2 1 8 1 0 5 2 4 5 1 3 4 2 4 0
样例输出:
10HintNeo can destroy the road connecting city 2 and city 4 of weight 5 , and the road connecting city 0 and city 1 of weight 5. As only one road can be destroyed at a time, the total minimum time taken is 10 units of time. After destroying these roads none of the Machines can reach other Machine via any path.
题意：给你一个有n(2<=n<=100000)个节点的树，树中每条边都有一个权值。然后再给你k(2<=k<=n)个点，表示这些点上有一个机器人。最后让你删去一些边使任意两个机器人都不能互达，且所删边的权值之和要最小。
思路：我最开始想到的是：
1、将边按权值由小到大排序。
2、计算每条边连接的两个子树中分别有多少个机器人。
3、然后，枚举每条边，如果该条边所连接的两个子树中都有机器人，则将该条边删除。
4、重复步骤2和步骤3，直到枚举完所有的边。
5、所删除的边的权值之和就是要求的结果。
但是，这样做时间复杂度太高，主要是第2步花了太多的时间。后来，发现，完全可以反过来做，思路如下：
1、初始化每个节点为一个集合，并记录每个集合中机器人的数目。
2、将边按权值由大到小排序。
3、枚举每条边，如果该边两端点所在的集合最多只有一个机器人，则合并这两个集合（用并查集），这条边不用删除。否则，这条边要删除。
4、重复步骤3直到枚举完所有边。
5、所删除的边的权值之和就是要求的结果。
代码如下：
#include <iostream> #include <cstring> #include <cstdio> #include <algorithm> #include <cmath> #include <vector> using namespace std; const int maxn = 100010; int t, n, k; int mach[maxn], father[maxn]; struct Edge { int u, v, c; }edge; vector<Edge> vv; bool cmp(Edge a, Edge b) { return a.c > b.c; } void initSet() { for (int i = 0; i < maxn; ++i) { father[i] = i; mach[i] = 0; } } int find(int x) { if (x != father[x]) { father[x] = find(father[x]); } return father[x]; } void merge(int a, int b) { a = find(a); b = find(b); if (a == b) return ; if (a < b) { father[b] = a; mach[a] += mach[b]; } else { father[a] = b; mach[b] += mach[a]; } } int main() { scanf("%d", &t); while (t--) { scanf("%d%d", &n, &k); vv.clear(); initSet(); int u, v, c; __int64 ans = 0; for (int i = 0; i < n - 1; ++i) { scanf("%d%d%d", &u, &v, &c); edge.u = u; edge.v = v; edge.c = c; vv.push_back(edge); ans += c; } for (int i = 0; i < k; ++i) { scanf("%d", &u); mach[u] = 1; } sort(vv.begin(), vv.end(), cmp); for (int i = 0; i < n - 1; ++i) { u = find(vv[i].u); v = find(vv[i].v); if (mach[u] + mach[v] <= 1) { merge(u, v); ans -= vv[i].c; } } printf("%I64d\n", ans); } return 0; }
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参考：http://blog.csdn.net/ahfywff/article/details/7794981
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