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by Shaun Ellis at 2020-01-30 22:10:44.This is just a link to the BAV site: https://digi.vatlib.it/view/STP_Riserva.IV.169(1)
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-30 20:56:53.Please let Annie Rana from the Getty know when this is fixed.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-30 19:39:25.Possible options discussed:
Any or all of these might be a button.
Maybe related: there are a couple of other versions of the catalogo we could link to: * PDF volumes in github (these could be loaded into Figgy): https://github.com/pulibrary/cicognara-catalogo/tree/master/memofonte_edition * Our TEI derived from those PDFs: https://github.com/pulibrary/cicognara-catalogo/blob/master/catalogo.tei.xml
Heidelberg also has a scan online, which I think also has OCR
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METS files are in the Plum/Figgy/DPUL team drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1BQNa-sKpNTj0Ys3jcNT188ovz_4W834O
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by Cliff Wulfman at 2020-01-30 13:28:47.Based on discussion with Gabriel Swift, it would be better to import metadata from PULFA for the WA photographs than continue to use the forked MODS records. These records should be updated with the PULFA component ID to use imported metadata.
As noted above, the METS/MODS data does not reference the finding aid, so we should get the ARK-to-component-id mapping from the EAD, and use the ARK to find the matching records:
db.query_service.custom_queries.find_by_property(property: :identifier, value: "ark:/88435/3197xm27p")
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-30 13:29:10.assigned
by Cliff Wulfman at 2020-01-30 13:29:17.Based on discussion with Gabriel Swift, it would be better to import metadata from PULFA for the WA photographs than continue to use the forked MODS records. These records should be ingested with the PULFA component ID to use imported metadata.
METS files are in the Plum/Figgy/DPUL team drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/16WeKDIkLWQM5YjK6Jn0W22I5XeULEvLq
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-30 17:50:06.This still needs quite a bit of work to advance it. In order to clean the open PR's for Figgy, I'm closing this but keeping the branch.
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Other things that were done: * Capistrano wasn't restarting sneakers on dpul2. (#692) * dpul1 and dpul2 were each running their own redis queues. Both of those queues were getting jobs, but the sidekiq screen was showing different stats depending on which box the load balancer happened to serve up. (#691)
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-30 15:13:25.Do you need my input/information gathering on this, @tpendragon and @hackmastera?
@kelea99 We're working on some documentation of architectural decisions that were made in the past as a way of externalizing institutional memory. So I don't think we'll need you but I'm happy to @ you on the PR if you'd like to review what we produce. To give you a sense of what these will look like, here are some we did yesterday: https://github.com/pulibrary/pomegranate/pull/722/files
thanks so much, @hackmastera! No need to at all. Im always interested in learning more, so just out of curiosity id love to read it, but certainly don't need to review!
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-30 17:05:08.@dependabot rebase
Superseded by #725.
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@dependabot rebase
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From: Cliff Wulfman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2020 11:32:36 AM To: pulibrary/princetonansible<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cc: Regine I. Heberlein<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mention<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: [pulibrary/princeton_ansible] svn server playbook should install an svn hook and an XML schema (#1254)
On the old server, @sdellishttps://github.com/sdellis and @regineheberleinhttps://github.com/regineheberlein had implemented a pre-commit hook to catch mal-formed XML documents. The hook entails validating a document against the Library of Congress's EAD schema using the xmllint utility.
The schema should be be stored in /usr/local/share/xml/schema.
The code for the hook can be found on the old server (where?).
@kayiwahttps://github.com/kayiwa asked that the various components be installed manually on "staging" (which staging machine) to test, and then that he be provided with instructions for modifying the Ansible playbook.
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The official EAD schema is here: https://www.loc.gov/ead/ead.xsd
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Here's the hook code to be installed as /svn/pulfa/hooks/pre-commit
:
#!/bin/bash
REPOS="$1"
TXN="$2"
AWK=/usr/bin/awk
XMLLINT=/usr/bin/xmllint
EADSCHEMA='/usr/local/share/xml/schema/ead.xsd'
# Make sure that the log message contains some text.
SVNLOOK=/usr/bin/svnlook
$SVNLOOK log -t "$TXN" "$REPOS" | \
grep "[a-zA-Z0-9]" > /dev/null || exit 1
# Exit on all errors.
set -e
for FILE in $($SVNLOOK changed $REPOS -t $TXN | $AWK -F ' ' '{IGNORECASE = 1; if (($1 ~ /^A|U/) && ($2 ~ /\.(EAD.xml)$/)) print $2};')
do
$XMLLINT -schema $EADSCHEMA <($SVNLOOK cat -t $TXN $REPOS $FILE)
done
# All checks passed, so allow the commit.
exit 0
thanks @cwulfman
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pulcerts % http libblogs.princeton.edu/renovations
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it seems like there's folks (robots) who know about libblogs.princeton.edu
and keep hitting it.
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Before Change
return x
def tf_regularization_losses(self):
if self.l2_regularization == 0.0:
return super(Linear, self).tf_regularization_loss()
if super(Linear, self).tf_regularization_loss() is None:
losses = list()
else:
losses = [super(Linear, self).tf_regularization_loss()]
After Change
if self.bias is not None:
losses.append(self.l1_regularization * tf.reduce_sum(input_tensor=tf.abs(x=self.bias)))
if len(losses) > 0:
return tf.add_n(inputs=losses)
else:
return None
class Dense(Layer):
Dense layer, i.e. linear fully connected layer with subsequent non-linearity.


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| Packages that use MarketParamsContainer | |
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| org.drip.product.common | |
| org.drip.product.creator | |
| org.drip.product.credit | |
| org.drip.service.env | |
| org.drip.tester.product |
| Uses of MarketParamsContainer in org.drip.product.common |
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| Methods in org.drip.product.common with parameters of type MarketParamsContainer | |
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ComponentOutput |
Component.calcMeasures(ValuationParams valParams,
PricerParams pricerParams,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
QuotingParams quotingParams)
Generates a full list of the component measures for the set of scenario market parameters present in the MarketParamsContainer |
| Uses of MarketParamsContainer in org.drip.product.creator |
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| Methods in org.drip.product.creator with parameters of type MarketParamsContainer | |
|---|---|
static BondProductBuilder |
BondProductBuilder.CreateFromResultSet(java.sql.ResultSet rs,
MarketParamsContainer mpc)
Creates BondProductBuilder from the SQL ResultSet and the input MPC |
boolean |
BondProductBuilder.setFloatSpread(MarketParamsContainer mpc)
Sets the bond's floating rate spread from the MPC |
boolean |
BondProductBuilder.validate(MarketParamsContainer mpc)
Validate the state |
| Uses of MarketParamsContainer in org.drip.product.credit |
|---|
| Methods in org.drip.product.credit with parameters of type MarketParamsContainer | |
|---|---|
BasketOutput |
BasketProduct.calcMeasures(ValuationParams valParams,
PricerParams pricerParams,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
QuotingParams quotingParams)
Generates a full list of the basket product measures for the set of scenario market parameters present in the MarketParamsContainer |
| Uses of MarketParamsContainer in org.drip.service.env |
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| Methods in org.drip.service.env that return MarketParamsContainer | |
|---|---|
static MarketParamsContainer |
EnvManager.PopulateMPC(java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dt)
Populates the MarketParamsContainer with the closing discount curves, closing credit curves, and other market objects for the given EOD |
| Methods in org.drip.service.env with parameters of type MarketParamsContainer | |
|---|---|
static boolean |
StaticBACurves.AddTSYToMPC(MarketParamsContainer mpc)
Adds custom treasuries to the MarketParamssContainer |
static Bond |
BondManager.BuildBondFromResultSet(java.sql.ResultSet rs,
MarketParamsContainer mpc)
Builds a bond from the input result set |
static boolean |
EODCurves.BuildCREOD(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strSPN,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Builds the EOD credit curve, and loads it to the MPC |
static boolean |
StaticBACurves.BuildEDSFCurve(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Builds the EDSF curve from custom/user defined marks and adds it to the MarketParamsContainer for the given EOD and currency |
static boolean |
EODCurves.BuildIREODCurve(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Builds the complete set of rates EOD curves for the given currency, and loads them to the MPC |
static boolean |
StaticBACurves.BuildTSYCurve(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Builds the treasury curve from custom/user defined marks and adds it to the MarketParamsContainer for the given EOD and currency |
static boolean |
EODCurves.BuildTSYEODCurve(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Builds the complete set of treasury EOD curves for the given currency, and loads them to the MPC |
static boolean |
BondManager.CalcAndLoadBondClosingMeasures(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEODStart,
JulianDate dtEODFinish)
Calculates and saves the measures for all the bonds from their market prices for all EODs between a given pair of dates |
static boolean |
BondManager.CalcAndLoadBondMeasuresFromPrice(java.sql.Statement stmt,
Bond bond,
ValuationParams valParams,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
double dblPrice)
Calculates the bond measures for the given bond and price, and loads them onto the DB |
static BondOutput |
BondManager.CalcBondAnalyticsFromPrice(java.lang.String strCUSIPIn,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
double dblBidPrice,
double dblAskPrice)
Calculates the full set of calculable bond measures given the CUSIP, the valuation parameters, and the prices. |
static BondOutput |
BondManager.CalcBondMeasures(java.lang.String strBondDescription,
Bond bond,
ValuationParams valParams,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
double dblBidPrice,
double dblAskPrice)
Calculates the full set of calculable bond measures given the bond, the valuation parameters, and the prices. |
static int |
BondManager.CalcFullBondAnalytics(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
double dblBidPrice,
double dblAskPrice)
Calculates the full set of bond measures for all available bonds given the same bid and ask prices. |
static boolean |
BondManager.CalcMarketMeasuresForTicker(java.lang.String strTicker,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt)
Calculates the bond measures corresponding to the bonds in the ticker from their market prices |
static boolean |
BondManager.CalcMeasuresForTicker(java.lang.String strTicker,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
double dblBidPrice,
double dblAskPrice)
Calculates the bond measures corresponding to the bonds in the ticker from the given price |
static int |
BondManager.CommitBondsToMem(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt)
Creates all the bonds, and loads them onto the memory |
static int |
BondManager.FullBondMarketAnalytics(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt)
Calculates the complete set of bond measures for all the bonds from their closing bid/ask prices. |
static boolean |
BondManager.GenerateBondCreatorFile(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt)
Generates the bond creator file |
static boolean |
EODCurves.LoadEODIROfCodeToMPC(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strCurrency,
java.lang.String strInstrCode,
java.lang.String strInstrType,
java.lang.String strCurveName)
Builds the closing IRCurveScenarioContainer for the specific discount curve instrument set (cash or EDF or swaps), the EOD, and the currency, and loads it to the input MPC |
static boolean |
EODCurves.LoadEODIRToMPC(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strCurrency,
java.lang.String strInstrType,
java.lang.String strCurveName)
Builds the closing IRCurveScenarioContainer for the specific discount curve instrument set type (treasury or rates instruments), the given EOD, and the currency, and loads it to the input MPC |
static Bond |
BondManager.LoadFromBondId(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
java.lang.String strBondId,
double dblScheduleStart)
Loads the bond object using its ID |
static boolean |
CDSManager.LoadFullCreditCurves(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD)
Load the complete set of credit curves for a given EOD |
static boolean |
RatesManager.LoadFullIRCurves(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD)
Loads the entire set of IR curves of every type for a given EOD onto the MPC |
static boolean |
CDSManager.SaveCREOD(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Saves the EOD measures corresponding to all the credit curves for a given EOD and currency |
static boolean |
CDSManager.SaveSPNCalibMeasures(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.sql.Statement stmt,
java.lang.String strSPN,
JulianDate dtEOD)
Saves the EOD CDS measures for a given curve and a EOD using the USD curve |
static boolean |
CDSManager.SaveSPNEOD(java.sql.Statement stmt,
MarketParamsContainer mpc,
java.lang.String strSPN,
JulianDate dtEOD,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Saves the EOD CDS measures for a credit curve in a given EOD |
static boolean |
StaticBACurves.setCC(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
java.lang.String strCC,
java.lang.String strIR,
double dblFixedCoupon,
double dblFairPremium,
double dblRecovery)
Builds the credit curve from a set of custom/user-defined quotes for a given EOD and loads them onto the MPC |
static boolean |
StaticBACurves.setDC(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
java.lang.String strCurrency)
Builds the full IR curve from custom/user defined marks and adds it to the MarketParamsContainer for the given EOD and currency |
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| Methods in org.drip.tester.product with parameters of type MarketParamsContainer | |
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static void |
BondTestSuite.RunFullBondTests(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
double dblBidPrice,
double dblAskPrice)
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static void |
BondTestSuite.RunFullMarketBondTests(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt)
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static void |
FuncTestSuite.testCC(MarketParamsContainer mpc,
JulianDate dt,
int iTestMode,
int iTestDetail)
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public class NexmoSmsClient
extends java.lang.Object
Message
subclass depending on which type of message you are going to submit.TextMessage
BinaryMessage
WapPushMessage
UnicodeMessage
Message
object, you simply pass this to the submitMessage(Message)
method in the NexmoSmsClient instance.
This will construct and post the request to the Nexmo REST service.SmsSubmissionResult
, with 1 entry for every sms message that was sent.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
DEFAULT_BASE_URL
http://rest.nexmo.com
Service url used unless over-ridden on the constructor |
static int |
DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT
Default connection timeout of 5000ms used by this client unless specifically overridden onb the constructor
|
static int |
DEFAULT_SO_TIMEOUT
Default read timeout of 30000ms used by this client unless specifically overridden onb the constructor
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static java.lang.String |
SUBMISSION_PATH_SMS
The endpoint path for submitting sms messages
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static java.lang.String |
SUBMISSION_PATH_USSD_DISPLAY
The endpoint path for submitting ussd 'display' messages
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static java.lang.String |
SUBMISSION_PATH_USSD_PROMPT
The endpoint path for submitting ussd 'prompt' messages that require a response
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NexmoSmsClient(java.lang.String apiKey,
java.lang.String apiSecret)
Instanciate a new NexmoSmsClient instance that will communicate using the supplied credentials.
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NexmoSmsClient(java.lang.String apiKey,
java.lang.String apiSecret,
int connectionTimeout,
int soTimeout)
Instanciate a new NexmoSmsClient instance that will communicate using the supplied credentials, and will use the supplied connection and read timeout values.
|
NexmoSmsClient(java.lang.String baseUrl,
java.lang.String apiKey,
java.lang.String apiSecret,
int connectionTimeout,
int soTimeout,
boolean signRequests,
java.lang.String signatureSecretKey,
boolean useSSL)
Instanciate a new NexmoSmsClient instance that will communicate using the supplied credentials, and will use the supplied connection and read timeout values.
Additionally, you can specify an alternative service base url. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
SmsSubmissionResult[] |
submitMessage(Message message)
submit a message submission request object.
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SmsSubmissionResult[] |
submitMessage(Message message,
ValidityPeriod validityPeriod)
submit a message submission request object.
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SmsSubmissionResult[] |
submitMessage(Message message,
ValidityPeriod validityPeriod,
java.lang.String networkCode,
boolean performReachabilityCheck)
submit a message submission request object.
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public static final java.lang.String DEFAULT_BASE_URL
public static final java.lang.String SUBMISSION_PATH_SMS
public static final java.lang.String SUBMISSION_PATH_USSD_DISPLAY
public static final java.lang.String SUBMISSION_PATH_USSD_PROMPT
public static final int DEFAULT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT
public static final int DEFAULT_SO_TIMEOUT
public NexmoSmsClient(java.lang.String apiKey, java.lang.String apiSecret) throws java.lang.Exception
apiKey
- Your Nexmo account api keyapiSecret
- Your Nexmo account api secretjava.lang.Exception
public NexmoSmsClient(java.lang.String apiKey, java.lang.String apiSecret, int connectionTimeout, int soTimeout) throws java.lang.Exception
apiKey
- Your Nexmo account api keyapiSecret
- Your Nexmo account api secretconnectionTimeout
- over-ride the default connection timeout with this value (in milliseconds)soTimeout
- over-ride the default read-timeout with this value (in milliseconds)java.lang.Exception
public NexmoSmsClient(java.lang.String baseUrl, java.lang.String apiKey, java.lang.String apiSecret, int connectionTimeout, int soTimeout, boolean signRequests, java.lang.String signatureSecretKey, boolean useSSL) throws java.lang.Exception
apiKey
- Your Nexmo account api keyapiSecret
- Your Nexmo account api secretconnectionTimeout
- over-ride the default connection timeout with this value (in milliseconds)soTimeout
- over-ride the default read-timeout with this value (in milliseconds)signRequests
- do we generate a signature for this request using the secret keysignatureSecretKey
- the secret key we will use to generate the signatures for signed requestsuseSSL
- do we use a SSL / HTTPS connection for submitting requestsjava.lang.Exception
public SmsSubmissionResult[] submitMessage(Message message) throws java.lang.Exception
message
- The message request object that describes the type of message and the contents to be submitted.java.lang.Exception
- There has been a general failure either within the Client class, or whilst attempting to communicate with the Nexmo service (eg, Network failure)public SmsSubmissionResult[] submitMessage(Message message, ValidityPeriod validityPeriod) throws java.lang.Exception
message
- The message request object that describes the type of message and the contents to be submitted.validityPeriod
- The validity period (Time-To-Live) for this message. Specifies the time before this mesage will be expired if not yet deliveredjava.lang.Exception
- There has been a general failure either within the Client class, or whilst attempting to communicate with the Nexmo service (eg, Network failure)public SmsSubmissionResult[] submitMessage(Message message, ValidityPeriod validityPeriod, java.lang.String networkCode, boolean performReachabilityCheck) throws java.lang.Exception
message
- The message request object that describes the type of message and the contents to be submitted.validityPeriod
- The validity period (Time-To-Live) for this message. Specifies the time before this mesage will be expired if not yet deliverednetworkCode
- (Optional) use this parameter to force this message to be associated with and delivered on this network. Use this in cases where you want to over-ride
the automatic network detection provided by Nexmo. This value will be used in order to determine the pricing and routing for this message.performReachabilityCheck
- Flag to indicate wether a reachability check should be performed on this message before delivery is attempted. If the destination is
not reachable, the message will be rejected and a reachability status will be returned in the response field smsSubmissionReachabilityStatusjava.lang.Exception
- There has been a general failure either within the Client class, or whilst attempting to communicate with the Nexmo service (eg, Network failure)


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This class use the List template declared into List.h90 file, please take a look to this file for details. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| generic | init => fromGrid2D, fromArrays, fromGrid2DArray, fromFunction, fromFile |
| procedure | fromgrid2d |
| procedure | fromarrays |
| procedure | fromgrid2darray |
| procedure | fromfunction |
| procedure | fromfile |
| generic | assignment => copyNFunction2D |
| generic | copy => copyNFunction2D |
| procedure | copynfunction2d |
| procedure | copyfarray |
| final | destroynfunction2d |
| procedure | addition |
| procedure | subtraction |
| procedure | multiplication |
| procedure | division |
| procedure | exponentiation |
| procedure | additionfc |
| procedure | subtractionfc |
| procedure | multiplicationfc |
| procedure | divisionfc |
| procedure | exponentiationfc |
| generic | operator => addition, additionFC |
| generic | operator => subtraction, subtractionFC |
| generic | operator => multiplication, multiplicationFC |
| generic | operator => division, divisionFC |
| generic | operator => exponentiation, exponentiationFC |
| procedure | str |
| procedure | show |
| procedure | saven2df |
| procedure | saveblks |
| procedure | saveprojection1d |
| procedure | load => fromFile |
| procedure | checktypen2df |
| procedure | loadn2df |
| procedure | loadblks |
| procedure | set |
| procedure | at |
| procedure | x |
| procedure | y |
| generic | min => minInCoord, minVec |
| procedure | minincoord |
| procedure | minvec |
| generic | max => maxInCoord, maxVec |
| procedure | maxincoord |
| procedure | maxvec |
| generic | stepsize => stepSizeInCoord, stepSizeVec |
| procedure | stepsizeincoord |
| procedure | stepsizevec |
| procedure | isequallyspaced |
| procedure | checkequallyspaced |
| generic | npoints => nPointsInCoord, nPointsVec |
| procedure | npointsincoord |
| procedure | npointsvec |
| procedure | normalize |
| procedure | norm |
| generic | expectationvalue => expectationValueFromNFunction, expectationValueFromRArray, expectationValueFromCArray |
| procedure | expectationvaluefromnfunction |
| procedure | expectationvaluefromrarray |
| procedure | expectationvaluefromcarray |
| generic | evaluate => evaluateXY, evaluateCoord |
| procedure | evaluatexy |
| procedure | evaluatecoord |
| procedure | resize |
| procedure | checkbox |
| generic | innerproduct => innerProductWithNFunction2D, innerProductWithRArray, innerProductWithCArray |
| procedure | innerproductwithnfunction2d |
| procedure | innerproductwithrarray |
| procedure | innerproductwithcarray |
| procedure | conjugate |
| procedure | absolutesquare |
| procedure | reducedfunction |
| procedure | fromrnfunction2d |
Public Attributes | |
| type(grid2d) | xygrid |
| complex(8), dimension(:,:), allocatable | farray |
This class use the List template declared into List.h90 file, please take a look to this file for details.
Definition at line 86 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::absolutesquare | ( | ) |
Definition at line 176 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::addition | ( | ) |
Definition at line 104 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::additionfc | ( | ) |
Definition at line 110 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::assignment | ( | ) |
Definition at line 98 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::at | ( | ) |
Definition at line 136 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::checkbox | ( | ) |
Definition at line 170 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::checkequallyspaced | ( | ) |
Definition at line 150 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::checktypen2df | ( | ) |
Definition at line 129 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::conjugate | ( | ) |
Definition at line 175 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::copy | ( | ) |
Definition at line 99 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::copyfarray | ( | ) |
Definition at line 101 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::copynfunction2d | ( | ) |
Definition at line 100 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
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final |
Definition at line 102 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::division | ( | ) |
Definition at line 107 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::divisionfc | ( | ) |
Definition at line 113 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::evaluate | ( | ) |
Definition at line 164 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::evaluatecoord | ( | ) |
Definition at line 166 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::evaluatexy | ( | ) |
Definition at line 165 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::expectationvalue | ( | ) |
Definition at line 158 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::expectationvaluefromcarray | ( | ) |
Definition at line 161 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::expectationvaluefromnfunction | ( | ) |
Definition at line 159 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::expectationvaluefromrarray | ( | ) |
Definition at line 160 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::exponentiation | ( | ) |
Definition at line 108 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::exponentiationfc | ( | ) |
Definition at line 114 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::fromarrays | ( | ) |
Definition at line 93 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::fromfile | ( | ) |
Definition at line 96 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::fromfunction | ( | ) |
Definition at line 95 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::fromgrid2d | ( | ) |
Definition at line 92 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::fromgrid2darray | ( | ) |
Definition at line 94 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::fromrnfunction2d | ( | ) |
Definition at line 179 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::init | ( | ) |
Definition at line 91 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::innerproduct | ( | ) |
Definition at line 171 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::innerproductwithcarray | ( | ) |
Definition at line 174 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::innerproductwithnfunction2d | ( | ) |
Definition at line 172 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::innerproductwithrarray | ( | ) |
Definition at line 173 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::isequallyspaced | ( | ) |
Definition at line 149 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::load | ( | ) |
Definition at line 128 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::loadblks | ( | ) |
Definition at line 131 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::loadn2df | ( | ) |
Definition at line 130 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::max | ( | ) |
Definition at line 143 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::maxincoord | ( | ) |
Definition at line 144 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::maxvec | ( | ) |
Definition at line 145 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::min | ( | ) |
Definition at line 140 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::minincoord | ( | ) |
Definition at line 141 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::minvec | ( | ) |
Definition at line 142 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::multiplication | ( | ) |
Definition at line 106 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::multiplicationfc | ( | ) |
Definition at line 112 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::norm | ( | ) |
Definition at line 156 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::normalize | ( | ) |
Definition at line 155 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::npoints | ( | ) |
Definition at line 152 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::npointsincoord | ( | ) |
Definition at line 153 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::npointsvec | ( | ) |
Definition at line 154 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::operator | ( | ) |
Definition at line 119 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::operator | ( | ) |
Definition at line 116 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::operator | ( | ) |
Definition at line 117 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::operator | ( | ) |
Definition at line 120 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::operator | ( | ) |
Definition at line 118 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::reducedfunction | ( | ) |
Definition at line 177 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::resize | ( | ) |
Definition at line 168 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::saveblks | ( | ) |
Definition at line 126 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::saven2df | ( | ) |
Definition at line 125 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::saveprojection1d | ( | ) |
Definition at line 127 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::set | ( | ) |
Definition at line 135 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::show | ( | ) |
Definition at line 123 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| generic cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::stepsize | ( | ) |
Definition at line 146 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::stepsizeincoord | ( | ) |
Definition at line 147 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::stepsizevec | ( | ) |
Definition at line 148 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::str | ( | ) |
Definition at line 122 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::subtraction | ( | ) |
Definition at line 105 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::subtractionfc | ( | ) |
Definition at line 111 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::x | ( | ) |
Definition at line 138 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| procedure cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::y | ( | ) |
Definition at line 139 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| complex(8), dimension(:,:), allocatable cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::farray |
Definition at line 88 of file CNFunction2D.f90.
| type(grid2d) cnfunction2d::cnfunction2d::xygrid |
Definition at line 87 of file CNFunction2D.f90.


Select a park
Disneyland
Six Flags California
Universal Studios
Theme Parks of California
Welcome to our website where our job is to inform the general public about many theme parks in California and it's top rides/food.
Hover Over For a Surprise
Hello World!


Project Overview
Overview
Send a balloon into near-space, and see what it’s like!
Our project is primarily data-collection, and then finding an interesting way to present that data. The data will be from sensor recordings as a high-altitude balloon makes its journey from earth to 30km high and back again.
Pre-Flight
We will design and construct a payload to be carried on the balloon, capable of taking recordings of the surroundings, such as temperature, altitude, and light levels. It must also be able to send back this data during flight, and have GPS tracking to hopefully allow us to recover it. Concurrently, we will also be designing a website as a way of presenting the data in an interesting and informative manner.
Launch
Release the balloon and hope! We aim to have some way of presenting the data live as comes in from the balloon’s transmitters, perhaps via graphs on the website.
Post-Flight
We will try to recover the payload in a chase-car, using the payload’s GPS module. After recovery we can collect extra data, such as video which is too intensive to transmit during flight. This should allow us to create a more immersive and realistic experience on the website.
Members
We are all 3rd year students at Imperial College London, 2015, and a mixture of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (EEE) and Electronic and Information Engineers (EIE).
Aditya Sakhuja (EIE) – Adventurous entrepreneur and tech whizz-kid, who enjoys making slick and aesthetically pleasing products (which includes this website!)
Alex Hadj-chaib (EEE) – A handsome Frenchman, who is our shining light in sensory needs. Excellent repertoire of facial expressions.
Constance Ji (EEE) – Cheat Master, with friends in high places.
Dylan Auty (EIE) – Engineering student who likes making things work, being busy (HACKHACKHACKSPEEDHACK), and has almost everything in the world just ‘kicking about at home’
Jake Reynolds (EIE) – Enjoys knowing how things work, low-level coding, and getting on with it as ‘it’ll only take half an hour’
Jonny Zheng (EIE) – A hockey-playing fixer who ‘wants to make something move’. kthxbye.
Luke Ellison (EIE) – American football playing backend master who also happens to be making this neat website.
Hardware
An evolving list of the hardware we have used.
Balloon and Payload Core
- Sent Into Space Launch Kit (Advanced)
- Raspberry Pi Model A+
- 64GB Micro SD Card
- Pi Expansion board, Pi In The Sky (PITS)
- Pi Expansion board, LoRa Expansion, with 2 LoRa modules
Sensors
- Those incorporated in the Launch Kit black box and the PITS
- Raspberry Pi Cam
- Adafruit Accelerometer
- Adafruit FLORA Lux Sensor
- Adafruit Barometric/Pressure/Altitude/Temperature Sensor
Ground station
- Raspberry Pi model B
- 8 GB Micro SD Card
- Pi Expansion board, LoRa Expansion, with 2 LoRa modules
- FUNcube Dongle Pro+
Explanations
We started off with a comprehensive and useful launch kit, containing all the necessary equipment to send a balloon into near space. The Pi is the core processing unit in the payload, which will manage the peripherals and communication. The PITS adds one-way communication to the ground, with a secondary GPS to backup the one in the black box. It also provides a basic image transferral protocol, which hopefully can be expanded to include some sensor data. The LoRa expansion board allows two-way communication, and a greater bandwidth of communication.
Although the black box contains some sensors, these cannot be sent live. The PITS contains temperature sensors, but none of the others. Hence we have added the extra peripheral sensors. As we have two methods of sending data, and usually more than one of each type of sensor, we hope to obtain accurate and complete data to simulate the environment.
The ground station requires a LoRa module board to communicate with that on the balloon, and also a dongle to detect the signals from the PITS’s radio transmitter.


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The package converts R data onto input and data for LocalSolver, executes optimization and exposes optimization results as R data. LocalSolver (http://www.localsolver.com/) is an optimization engine developed by Innovation24 (http://www.innovation24.fr/). It is designed to solve large-scale mixed-variable non-convex optimization problems. The localsolver package is developed and maintained by WLOG Solutions (http://www.wlogsolutions.com/en/) in collaboration with Decision Support and Analysis Division at Warsaw School of Economics (http://www.sgh.waw.pl/en/).
| Version: | 2.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.1) |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2014-06-18 |
| Author: | Walerian Sokolowski [aut, cre, cph], Wit Jakuczun [aut, cph], Natalia Okinczyc [aut], Bogumil Kaminski [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Walerian Sokolowski <walerian.sokolowski at wlogsolutions.com> |
| License: | LGPL-2.1 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| SystemRequirements: | At least trial version of LocalSolver to be downloaded from http://www.localsolver.com/download.html |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | localsolver results |
| Reference manual: | localsolver.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
An introduction to 'localsolver' library |
| Package source: | localsolver_2.3.tar.gz |
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When trying to turn my design for this site into actual code, I got stuck on what seemed like the simplest problem. We're using a system to for the layout of our sites called a grid framework, where the horizontal space is equally divided into 12 parts. I wanted to make my article content sit more tucked into the middle with more padding on the left and the right sides so there is some whitespace and it doesn't seem like such an intimidaing amount of reading.
I figured it would be easy enough to just divide the horizontal space and leave say 2 parts empty on the left and 2 parts empty on the right, with the article content filling up the central 8 parts. In the left-hand space I put the 'related' side-bar, but I didn't have anything I wanted to put in the right-hand space so I left it empty. When I loaded it up, sure enough there was the left hand space with the 'related' bar, but the content area was taking up the whole remaining space, flowing over into the right-hand 2 spaces I had tried to leave empty. It turns out empty spaces in the framework don't display. It looked ridiculous. The centred lines like headlines weren't centred on the page, they were centred in the 10 spaces it was taking up so slightly skewed to the right.
Not to worry I thought, I'll see what tools the framework has to deal with this. I found a piece of code you can apply to an area to 'offset' it, pushing it right however many of the 12 available horizontal parts that you'd like. But I didn't need to push it right, I needed to push its right boundary left to make the empty space on the right hand side of the page that I wanted. I was stumped with this for about an hour, trying to put empty spaces in the right hand 2 parts of the page so there was technically something there for it to display, or to put some content in there but use code to tell it not to display. All while really not wanting to muddy up the code and make it all really confusing just to create some empty space for a design feature.
Solved a problem in an elegant way.With the above problem, I decided to try to recreate the tool that the people who had built the grid framework were using to offset areas to the right, but to make a version called 'inset' that did the same in the opposite direction that I actually needed. I trawled through their code until I could figure it out and when I wrote it out and applied it to the main content area for my articles it did exactly what I needed. I can't understand why this isn't a part of the package they supply anyway!
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I do run Google analytcs with what I think are the minimal settings including supposedly not collecting ip addresses
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--- title: "Explore of CES" author: "Feixue Han" date: 2015-07-23T21:13:14-05:00 categories: ["R"] references: "reference.bib" tags: ["R Markdown", "plot", "regression"] ---
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We investigated the 2019 CES data. The result of the survey data shows that the substantial influence on the Canadian Election on the Canadian president candidates. Voting and elections are the most basic elements of democracy. The CES has recorded Canadians’ political behaviour and altitudes and the preference on the key political issues. The study aims to explore the important results of the Canadian election if most of the citizen vote for the election by using logistic model and poststratification method. # Introduction In main idea of the Canadian election survey is to show the main reasons for they way people vote for the candidates. According to this survey, it also invests the similarity and the difference of the voting in Canada and in other country. Furthermore, the result of the survey contributes to the science knowledge of the motivation of the voters and the meaning of the election. Moreover, the information of altitude and opinions of the Canadian citizens on social, economic, and political issues can be provided to public. In the survey, we analysis the subset of 2016 statistic Canada of Education Census. The table provides education data from Census of population according tot eh geographic and year. # data


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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, parent=None) |
| def | reset_params (self) |
| def | set_images (self, filename_bg, filename_fg, res=2048) |
| def | generate_fg_mask (self, image_bg, image_fg, blur, closing, thresh) |
| def | apply_thresholds (self, blur=-1, closing=-1, thresh=-1) |
Public Attributes | |
| image_float_fg | |
| image_float_bg | |
| image_8bit_fg | |
| image_8bit_bg | |
| image_unchanged_fg | |
| image_unchanged_bg | |
| blur | |
| closing | |
| thresh | |
| ready | |
Back-end for the interactive element to visualize foreground mask thresholds. Attributes: blur (int): Gaussian blur radius. closing (int): Closure (for sealing holes). image_8bit_bg (np.array[uint8]): Thresholded background image (loaded as 8-bit). image_8bit_fg (np.array[uint8]): Thresholded foreground image (loaded as 8-bit). image_float_bg (np.array[float]): Thresholded background image (loaded as floats). image_float_fg (np.array[float]): Thresholded foreground image (loaded as floats). image_unchanged_bg (np.array[_]): Thresholded background image (loaded unchanged from disk). image_unchanged_fg (np.array[_]): Thresholded foreground image (loaded unchanged from disk). ready (bool): Whether or not the element is ready to display. thresh (int): Threshold applied to segment foreground and background
| def foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.__init__ | ( | self, | |
parent = None |
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Initializes the back-end for foreground mask thresholds visualization with default parameters and no images. Args: parent (App(QDialog), optional): Object corresponding to the parent UI element.
| def foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.apply_thresholds | ( | self, | |
blur = -1 , |
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closing = -1 , |
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thresh = -1 |
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Displays colored visualization of the foreground masking. Args: blur (int, optional): Gaussian blur radius. closing (int, optional): Closure (for sealing holes). thresh (int, optional): Threshold applied to segment foreground and background Returns: np.array[uint8, uint8, uint8]: Colored image where green represents the foreground.
| def foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.generate_fg_mask | ( | self, | |
| image_bg, | |||
| image_fg, | |||
| blur, | |||
| closing, | |||
| thresh | |||
| ) |
Creates a segmented (0, 255) image of the background vs. foreground. Args: image_bg (np.array[_]): Image of the background frame. image_fg (np.array[_]): Image of the foreground frame. blur (int): Gaussian blur radius. closing (int): Closure (for sealing holes). thresh (int): Threshold applied to segment foreground and background Returns: np.array[uint8]: Segmented image with 0 marking the background and 255 the foreground.
| def foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.reset_params | ( | self | ) |
Sets blur, closing, and threshold to default values.
| def foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.set_images | ( | self, | |
| filename_bg, | |||
| filename_fg, | |||
res = 2048 |
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| ) |
Updates the foreground and background images per images on disk. Args: filename_bg (str): Path to the background image. filename_fg (str): Path to the foreground image. res (int, optional): Resolution of both images (assumed to be the same).
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.blur |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.closing |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.image_8bit_bg |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.image_8bit_fg |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.image_float_bg |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.image_float_fg |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.image_unchanged_bg |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.image_unchanged_fg |
| foreground_mask.ForegroundMask.ready |
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001 /* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one 003 * or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file 004 * distributed with this work for additional information 005 * regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file 006 * to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 007 * "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance 008 * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 009 * 010 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 011 * 012 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, 013 * software distributed under the License is distributed on an 014 * "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY 015 * KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the 016 * specific language governing permissions and limitations 017 * under the License. 018 */ 019 package org.apache.commons.compress.compressors; 020 021 import java.util.Collections; 022 import java.util.HashMap; 023 import java.util.Locale; 024 import java.util.Map; 025 026 /** 027 * File name mapping code for the compression formats. 028 * @ThreadSafe 029 * @since 1.4 030 */ 031 public class FileNameUtil { 032 033 /** 034 * Map from common filename suffixes to the suffixes that identify compressed 035 * versions of those file types. For example: from ".tar" to ".tgz". 036 */ 037 private final Map<String, String> compressSuffix = 038 new HashMap<String, String>(); 039 040 /** 041 * Map from common filename suffixes of compressed files to the 042 * corresponding suffixes of uncompressed files. For example: from 043 * ".tgz" to ".tar". 044 * <p> 045 * This map also contains format-specific suffixes like ".gz" and "-z". 046 * These suffixes are mapped to the empty string, as they should simply 047 * be removed from the filename when the file is uncompressed. 048 */ 049 private final Map<String, String> uncompressSuffix; 050 051 /** 052 * Length of the longest compressed suffix. 053 */ 054 private final int longestCompressedSuffix; 055 056 /** 057 * Length of the shortest compressed suffix. 058 */ 059 private final int shortestCompressedSuffix; 060 061 /** 062 * Length of the longest uncompressed suffix. 063 */ 064 private final int longestUncompressedSuffix; 065 066 /** 067 * Length of the shortest uncompressed suffix longer than the 068 * empty string. 069 */ 070 private final int shortestUncompressedSuffix; 071 072 /** 073 * The format's default extension. 074 */ 075 private final String defaultExtension; 076 077 /** 078 * sets up the utility with a map of known compressed to 079 * uncompressed suffix mappings and the default extension of the 080 * format. 081 * 082 * @param uncompressSuffix Map from common filename suffixes of 083 * compressed files to the corresponding suffixes of uncompressed 084 * files. For example: from ".tgz" to ".tar". This map also 085 * contains format-specific suffixes like ".gz" and "-z". These 086 * suffixes are mapped to the empty string, as they should simply 087 * be removed from the filename when the file is uncompressed. 088 * 089 * @param defaultExtension the format's default extension like ".gz" 090 */ 091 public FileNameUtil(Map<String, String> uncompressSuffix, 092 String defaultExtension) { 093 this.uncompressSuffix = Collections.unmodifiableMap(uncompressSuffix); 094 int lc = Integer.MIN_VALUE, sc = Integer.MAX_VALUE; 095 int lu = Integer.MIN_VALUE, su = Integer.MAX_VALUE; 096 for (Map.Entry<String, String> ent : uncompressSuffix.entrySet()) { 097 int cl = ent.getKey().length(); 098 if (cl > lc) { 099 lc = cl; 100 } 101 if (cl < sc) { 102 sc = cl; 103 } 104 105 String u = ent.getValue(); 106 int ul = u.length(); 107 if (ul > 0) { 108 if (!compressSuffix.containsKey(u)) { 109 compressSuffix.put(u, ent.getKey()); 110 } 111 if (ul > lu) { 112 lu = ul; 113 } 114 if (ul < su) { 115 su = ul; 116 } 117 } 118 } 119 longestCompressedSuffix = lc; 120 longestUncompressedSuffix = lu; 121 shortestCompressedSuffix = sc; 122 shortestUncompressedSuffix = su; 123 this.defaultExtension = defaultExtension; 124 } 125 126 /** 127 * Detects common format suffixes in the given filename. 128 * 129 * @param filename name of a file 130 * @return {@code true} if the filename has a common format suffix, 131 * {@code false} otherwise 132 */ 133 public boolean isCompressedFilename(String filename) { 134 final String lower = filename.toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH); 135 final int n = lower.length(); 136 for (int i = shortestCompressedSuffix; 137 i <= longestCompressedSuffix && i < n; i++) { 138 if (uncompressSuffix.containsKey(lower.substring(n - i))) { 139 return true; 140 } 141 } 142 return false; 143 } 144 145 /** 146 * Maps the given name of a compressed file to the name that the 147 * file should have after uncompression. Commonly used file type specific 148 * suffixes like ".tgz" or ".svgz" are automatically detected and 149 * correctly mapped. For example the name "package.tgz" is mapped to 150 * "package.tar". And any filenames with the generic ".gz" suffix 151 * (or any other generic gzip suffix) is mapped to a name without that 152 * suffix. If no format suffix is detected, then the filename is returned 153 * unmapped. 154 * 155 * @param filename name of a file 156 * @return name of the corresponding uncompressed file 157 */ 158 public String getUncompressedFilename(String filename) { 159 final String lower = filename.toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH); 160 final int n = lower.length(); 161 for (int i = shortestCompressedSuffix; 162 i <= longestCompressedSuffix && i < n; i++) { 163 String suffix = uncompressSuffix.get(lower.substring(n - i)); 164 if (suffix != null) { 165 return filename.substring(0, n - i) + suffix; 166 } 167 } 168 return filename; 169 } 170 171 /** 172 * Maps the given filename to the name that the file should have after 173 * compressio. Common file types with custom suffixes for 174 * compressed versions are automatically detected and correctly mapped. 175 * For example the name "package.tar" is mapped to "package.tgz". If no 176 * custom mapping is applicable, then the default ".gz" suffix is appended 177 * to the filename. 178 * 179 * @param filename name of a file 180 * @return name of the corresponding compressed file 181 */ 182 public String getCompressedFilename(String filename) { 183 final String lower = filename.toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH); 184 final int n = lower.length(); 185 for (int i = shortestUncompressedSuffix; 186 i <= longestUncompressedSuffix && i < n; i++) { 187 String suffix = compressSuffix.get(lower.substring(n - i)); 188 if (suffix != null) { 189 return filename.substring(0, n - i) + suffix; 190 } 191 } 192 // No custom suffix found, just append the default 193 return filename + defaultExtension; 194 } 195 196 }


To all fellow comrades javascripters, WE ARE ALIVE ! ;]
Our movement has grown into stage, where we need to throw ourselves into the water and gradually learn to swim in the web (hopefully without drowning).
And thus has begun our javascript jurney through life, space and
everything:
Session 1: Project setup = github + travis + azure
You may ask why would we choose this setup .. and the answer would be quite pragmatic .. johny has used it before, it has worked well and we had only two hours for the setup :) (including discussions and our "not so clever" questions).
1. GitHub
The idea is fairly simple. Instead of our previous kinda lame setup of everyone being able to commit to the repo, we want to go "the fork way" and allow the project to grow in many ways while controlling the core. Therefore we want to create an organization, which would have reasonable amount of administrators that can merge pull requests without additional delays. Basically, we are all equals, but these guys are even more equal ;]
We chose free plan
Made the repo public, chose license [Unlicese]
And added administrators.
We all forked the repo to our personal github repositories and cloned to local
versions:
[user@machine projects]$ git clone https://github.com/[USER]/blog.git
Cloning into 'blog'...
remote: Counting objects: 5, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (4/4), done.
remote: Total 5 (delta 0), reused 5 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Unpacking objects: 100% (5/5), done.
Checking connectivity... done.
Let us check if git has created two remotes (orignal organizations repo
+ users fork) or just one (users fork)
[user@machine projects]$ cd blog/
[user@machine blog]$ git remote
origin
In this case, there is only one remote (because i'm not using official github client), we need to setup second remote to be able to synchronize fork and original repo. We will call the original repo 'upstream'
[user@machine blog]$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/KPJS/blog.git
[user@machine blog]$ git remote -v
origin https://github.com/[USER]/blog.git (fetch)
origin https://github.com/[USER]/blog.git (push)
upstream https://github.com/KPJS/blog.git (fetch)
upstream https://github.com/KPJS/blog.git (push)
Now it is time to synchronize our fork (and local version) with upstream repo:
[user@machine blog]$ git pull upstream master
remote: Counting objects: 4, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (4/4), done.
remote: Total 4 (delta 2), reused 2 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Unpacking objects: 100% (4/4), done.
From https://github.com/KPJS/blog
* branch master -> FETCH_HEAD
* [new branch] master -> upstream/master
Updating 785ea7c..1949ab3
Fast-forward
package.json | 6 ++++++
1 file changed, 6 insertions(+)
create mode 100644 package.json
[user@machine blog]$ git status
On branch master
Your branch is ahead of 'origin/master' by 2 commits.
(use "git push" to publish your local commits)
nothing to commit, working directory clean
[user@machine blog]$ git push
Username for 'https://github.com': [USER]
Password for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Counting objects: 4, done.
Compressing objects: 100% (4/4), done.
Writing objects: 100% (4/4), 486 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done.
Total 4 (delta 2), reused 0 (delta 0)
To https://github.com/[USER]/blog.git
785ea7c..1949ab3 master -> master
[user@machine blog]$
After adding some splendid functionality, we push it to our fork and issue
a pull request. Some kind soul will then merge it into the upstream :)
2. Travis
We want continuous integration and we want it now! :) Travis is here to save
us, a quick solution easily hookable to github. For our use case it is free
and from our past experiences .. simply fast. Just go to
https://travis-ci.org , you can use your github account to sign in and then
pick your repo that you wish and switch the hook on as seen on one of our
fabulous screenshots
You can further configure travis with .travis.yml config file in the root of
your project. In our case it is quite simple:
sudo: false
language: node_js
node_js:
- "0.12"
3. Azure
All we need is web app, so we create one on azure portal
Give it a name and we have to hook it on our github repo. At this point we've had
some authentication issues (our repo was not visible under the account
somehow), we've switched to the beta azure portal portal.azure.com and there
under Continuous Deployment (under web app blade Deployment>big wheel "Set up
continuous deployment") and there we've chosen github and setup authorization
after which we were able to choose project and branch
Our first deployment
And Hello to the World
Finally, our heading is local pub a beer or so and discuss plans for the next session ;] (no screenshot from that unfortunately)


Amstel was first created in1870 by Jameson McNulty while living in Amsterdam, Holland, and acquired the name from the nearby Amstel river from where the first brewery was established. Shortly after, the brand was moved to the United States and was passed down from generation to generation. We are proud of our genuine pilsener that has been brewed in the same tradition since 1870.
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Where it all started! The first Amstel Brewery in Holland.


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Pier is a powerful and extensible implementation of a meta-described content management and Wiki system.
Written with objects from top to bottom.
Object-Oriented Design
Pier is an object oriented, meta-described domain model built using Magritte. The content of the pages is parsed and stored as a tree of entities representing everything on your site.
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Everything in Pier can be extended - page types, storage mechanism, actions, security, the web server - everything. Plug-ins can be shared and loaded independently of each other.
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Pier is released under the MIT license which grants unrestricted rights to copy, modify, and redistribute as long as the original copyright and license terms are retained.
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Jimmy Choo is selling £495 shoes that look like 'a £5 cleaning brush'
If you spend £495 on a pair of shoes, you’re probably not going to clean the house while wearing them.
But shoppers are suggesting that a pair of Jimmy Choo flats look like something you would use to actually wash the floors.
The green shearling shoes from the designer brand have been compared to a £5 cleaning brush because of the fluffy design.
The description for the shoes on the Jimmy Choo website says: ‘Merlin is a fun and funky rework in fluffy AstroTurf coloured shearling.
‘With a strong, contemporary chiselled toe this green style has a sense of pragmatism, but also of fun.’
But people on social media weren’t impressed with the style.
One said: ‘I love shoes. I would love a pair of Jimmy Choo..
Another added: ‘Sorry Jimmy Choo but no I do NOT want to pay £495 for dust mitts and wear them as shoes…’
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A friend replied to her post and said: ‘Get some to shuffle round the house. Clean up the dust!.’
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Jim Rimmer simply added a picture of a duster on a post about the shoes and said: ‘They cost less than a fiver on Amazon.’
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The Sonestown Covered Bridge is a Burr arch truss covered bridge over Muncy Creek in Davidson Township, Sullivan County, in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. Built c. 1850, the bridge is 110 feet (34 m) long, and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in 1980. The bridge is named for the nearby unincorporated village of Sonestown; it was built to provide access to a gristmill, which operated until the early 20th century. The bridge construction is cruder than the other two surviving covered bridges in Sullivan County, with each Burr arch formed from six straight beams set at angles instead of a smooth curve. Despite being repaired or restored several times from 1969, as of 2016 the bridge was deemed "basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action" on the National Bridge Inventory. It is the shortest covered bridge in the county and as of 2015 had average daily traffic of 50 vehicles. Recently featured: Arnold BaxWilliam F. RaynoldsBridgeport, Connecticut, Centennial half dollar ArchiveBy emailMore featured articles
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The Allegory of Faith is an oil-on-canvas painting by Dutch Golden Age artist Johannes Vermeer. Painted in the early 1670s, it is now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, where it has been since 1931. The painting depicts a finely dressed woman, representing the Catholic faith, sitting on a platform, with her right foot on a terrestrial globe and her right hand on her heart. She looks up, adoringly, at a glass sphere hung from the ceiling by a blue ribbon. Her left arm rests on the edge of a table which holds a golden chalice, a large book, and a crucifix. Resting on the book is a crown of thorns. At the bottom of the picture is an apple, and near that a snake squashed by a cornerstone. In the dim background hangs a large painting of the crucifixion of Jesus. Much of the symbolism, including the colour of the woman's clothing, her hand gestures, and the presence of the crushed snake and the apple, may have come from Cesare Ripa's emblem book Iconologia. Painting credit: Johannes Vermeer Recently featured: Alexei LeonovCliff flycatcherJames Madison ArchiveMore featured pictures


This page presents a (ideally) ever-growing list of concurrent, open-source Java programs that I have found available on the Internet. The plan is to classify them according to attributes that are both of general interest (e.g., lines of source) and those that are specific to my own research interests. It is my belief that this list should be helpful for those attempting to do programming language reseach on concurrent, Java-like languages who are in need of suitable examples and benchmarks.
| Toy | This program is (in my opinion) a toy example. |
| Emb! | This program is embarassingly parallel, requiring no or little synchronization. |
| States | This program has some state-machine style behavior |
| Constructs | Synchronization constructs used. Includes Syn (synchronized), WNJ (wait/notify/join), J5C (Java5 Concurrency Libraries) and Cust (custom synchronization primitives). |
| Name | Toy | Emb! | States | Constructs | Lines | Source/Citation | Cached Copy/Implementation | Notes |
| Chat | Syn, WNJ | 622 | Original (Incomplete) | Cached (Incomplete) | This is a much more realistic appliction than the others. Unfortunately, it was written as an assignment for a lab and is therefore incomplete, however making it run is really easy if you follow the directions on the lab page. This is a GUI application that runs over the network. Different threads exist to listen to the network and open up connections. I have found two race conditions in this program. | |||
| Miasma.java | Syn, WNJ | 365 | Original | Cached | A simple applet that draws a plasma-like substance quickly. I'll try not to post too many applets here because their synchronization behavior is usually pretty similar, however this applet interestingly waits to generate new data until a draw has occurred, so it may be interesting for that reason. | |||
| Webserver.java | Syn | 155 | Aldrich et al. | Local | A simple program with "web server-like" concurent behavior. Writer thread writes numbers to a hash table while readers remove them. A true producer/consumer example, except that get from the hash table could in theory insert a new element, although this should not happen here. Rewritten to use generics. Because the paper describes the removal of unncessary synchronization, most methods are synchronized. | |||
| DiningPhilosophers.ajava | Cust | 138 | Description | Local | This implementation actually uses the 'atomic' construct, suitable for use in implementations of transactional memory like AtomJava. Since AtomJava does not have 'retry,' busy waiting is used. Otherwise, this is an implementation of the standard dining philosophers problem. | |||
| pizzaDemo2.java | Syn | 369 | Original | Cached Copy | Applet. Not a strict producer/consumer. Customer thread writes to pizza storage shared object. Also, modifier methods of shared object call notify, presumably for some applet functionality which I don't understand. Wait is never called by the user's code. |
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§326-13 Expenses; rules. (a) The department of health shall bear all expenses of travel and other necessary expenses incurred under sections 326-1 to 326-14 and may adopt all rules and forms and perform all acts necessary and proper for carrying out their provisions.
(b) Expenses related to patients shall be tracked separately from nonpatient costs, whenever appropriate and possible. [L 1909, c 81, §8; RL 1925, §1190; RL 1935, §1152; RL 1945, §2414; RL 1955, §50-15; am L Sp 1959 2d, c 1, §19; HRS §326-13; am L 2004, c 232, §3]
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| S | Saturation component, between 0 and 1 inclusive. |
| V | Value component, between 0 and 1 inclusive. |
| A | Alpha component, between 0 and 1 inclusive. |
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| a | Alpha component of the ColorHSV struct (set to 1.0f by default). |
| std::string tsgl::ColorHSV::asString | ( | ) |
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Implicit conversion from ColorHSV to ColorFloat.
This defines the implicit conversion operator from an HSV color type (ColorHSV) to a floating point color type (ColorFloat).
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Doctors With over more than 212 million cases worldwide. There were more than 4 million deaths and more than 189 million Covid-19 patients were recovered. Needless to say, doctors, nurses and people working in health-care sectors are particularly vulnerable to the highly infectious disease. In response to the global pandemic, the under-resourced doctors are facing unprecedented challenges. The list of the sleep-deprived heroes includes doctors, nurses, medical cleaners, pathologists, paramedics, ambulance drivers, and health-care administrators. In the fight against coronavirus, the brave medical army stands strong with thermometers, stethoscopes, and ventilators as their weapons. Not to forget, medical researchers are working day in and night out against all odds, hoping to find the antidote to the disease.
At least 17,000 health workers have died worldwide from COVID-19 over the last year, Amnesty International has said, while also calling for a rapid vaccine release to protect millions of front-line healthcare workers.
The human rights group called on governments to include all front-line workers in their vaccine distribution plans as many poorer countries are expected to receive their first batches in the coming weeks and months.
Every day, the selfless warriors are giving it their all in health-care settings while cutting themselves off from their families and loved ones. The sacrifice that they are making for the safety and welfare of humanity is priceless and deserves lifelong gratitude on our end. Most importantly, we must reassess the value health-care workers hold in our lives and the kind of treatment they get from us. Among the several lessons this coronavirus pandemic has been teaching us, the biggest one is to find ways to sufficiently invest in the better and more efficient medical fraternity and give medical professionals the respect, compensation and infrastructure that they truly deserve once this crisis is over. Moreover, the world needs to work towards advancement in medical research and technology. Nothing will be a greater tribute to the health-care workers than this.
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Off-duty police officer due in court to face manslaughter charge in deadly Brooklyn crash
by Derick WallerEAST FLATBUSH, Brooklyn (WABC) -- An off-duty officer is due in court after he was arrested and charged in a deadly two-car crash in Brooklyn.
It happened early Sunday morning at East 55th and Foster Avenue in East Flatbush.
A black Mazda SUV was T-boned by a high-end Nissan GTR driven by 47-year-old off-duty NYPD Officer Rohan Shaw.
He's now charged with vehicular manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, reckless driving, a speed violation and driving while ability impaired, which is a lesser charge than DWI.
The driver of the Mazda SUV took off.
A 22-year-old woman in the SIV was taken to Kings County Hospital in serious condition and another passenger, 23-year-old Joanna Dixon died.
"She does a lot of volunteer work and she's always an outgoing person," Dixon's friend said. "Outgoing personality, she's belongs to a volunteer organization, very outgoing and has a lot of potential of being career-oriented."
Friends and family left candles and flowers to remember her.
Shaw is due in court in Brooklyn later Monday.


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say i have a prop of the form \exists k, 2*k = x, and I want to "bind" k to use it - how to do this?
We need more context. Are you using term mode or tactic mode? What do you mean by "I have a prop"?
does cases h
where h : Exists k, 2 * k = x
do what you want? In term mode you can do let \<k, hk\> := h in
I'm sorry- I should have been more clear. I'm using tactic mode, and have a proposition of type ∃ (k : ℕ), 2 * k = x, and I want to bind k to a variable.
I will try cases now
Then the first part of Chris' answer is what you want
Assuming your assumption is called h
(since you didn't want to disclose this information) then you can write cases h with k hk,
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