#292
Remove empty "Diagram(graphics)" annotations
#408
Replace non-standard annotation by standard annotation attribute `groupImage`
#439
Simulation of Modelica.Utilities.Examples.readRealParameterModel usually fails
Simulation of
Modelica.Utilities.Examples.readRealParameterModel no longer requires a
specific current directory; instead relies on new loadResource function
in ModelicaServices.
#457
Garbage in a lot of annotations in MSL 3.2 and MSL 3.1.
#465
Test before the publication of MSL
#513
Illegal tokens in MSL 3.2
Corrected the number format according to the specification.
#518
MSL causes exponential time lookup
#528
Discourage usage of "wildcard imports"
#569
Missing ModelicaStandardLibrary.pdf
Removed link to no-longer generated PDF document.
#579
Unknown annotation `Window` present in MSL - remove or specify?
#593
Non-input/parameter expressions for dimensions in function context
#747
Rename `__Dymola_NumberOfIntervals` to `Interval`
Converted __Dymola_NumberOfIntervals to Interval
#748
Replace `__Dymola_InlineNoEvent` to the new standard equivalent
#753
Remaining issues in MSL 3.2.1 trunk
#773
All functions w/o own icon should extend from Modelica.Icons.Function
#777
Typos in MSL documentation
#786
Replace `__Dymola_*` by the new standard equivalents
#799
Complete definition of initialisation of executable models
#819
Redundant use of constrainedby
#823
Clean up examples
#838
HTML doc typos
#842
What is the meaning of Evaluate=true in a type definition?
#844
Non-sense annotation numbers
#846
Removal of empty equation sections
#850
Library contains a number of files of unspecified format (.mos)
The functionality used in the conversion scripts
is described in more detail. Note that conversions are only needed for
models using MSL 2 or MSL 1.
#860
Enumeration-Integer comparison
#864
replaceable extension in ObsoleteModelica3
#929
Wrong position of external library annotation
#947
Additional Boolean vector functions, improvement to some existing ones
#955
Import using fully-qualified identifiers
#1007
Optimize png file sizes
#1021
Restructure C-Sources directory so that it is according to Modelica specification
#1058
Wrong Modelica web address http://www.Modelica.org
#1096
Redesigned MSL icons.
#1114
Regression testing for MSL 3.2.1
#1124
It's used incorrectly in ComplexMath
Incorrect use of "it's" in documentation corrected.
#1132
Release MSL 3.2.1
#1177
Missing function icon inheritance
#1180
Quantities of sensor outputs
#1185
Re-enable the visual identifiaction of obsolete models again
#1203
Parameters in examples do not have a binding equation (only a start value)
#1207
Adapting initialization of pre(vc) values for non-discrete Real variables vc
#1213
Empty vs. generated package documentation
#1223
Use of conditionally enabled components
#76
Problems with tables and external functions in MSL
#338
No cleanup of CombiTimeTable at simulation stop
Memory allocated by the Table blocks was not freed after model termination. This has been fixed.
#451
Unspecified realString(y, 1, 0) function still present in annotations inside several libraries.
#472
TimeTable
#529
Add new `RateLimiter` block to MSL
#566
TimeTable error, if first timepoint not zero
#604
Modelica.Blocks.Logical
#628
Proposal for enhancement in Blocks.Tables.CombiTable1D,1Ds,2D and Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable
New feature of CombiTimeTable block: Optionally,
the table values are not interpolated but the hold during the table
points
#644
FixedDelay() function issue
#645
Missing order annotation
#676
Blocks.Math.Mean has invalid sample function
#697
Error with using min as component name
#708
typos in Modelica.Blocks.Type doc string
#745
Icon for Greater misleading when flipped
#751
Modelica.Blocks.Continuous.LimIntegrator limitsAtInit implementation
#759
Block Icons
#772
Duplicated code in Add3?
#774
Modelica.Blocks.Discrete.FirstOrderHold has bugs
#785
URIs in file names
#787
LimIntegrator ignores output limits when gain is negative
#790
Invalid use of pre in Blocks.Logical.TriggeredTrapezoid
#797
ChebyshevI initializes array in a weird way
#824
Modelica.Blocks.MathBoolean.MultiSwitch is overconstrained at initialisation
#826
Array parameters in Modelica.Blocks
#827
if-equation with assert() on one branch in Modelica.Blocks.Nonlinear.Limiter
#835
HTML doc typos in Modelica.Blocks
#857
HTML doc typo in Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable
#858
Physical quantity of Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable.t_min and t_max
#859
HTML doc error in Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable
#865
Multiple equations for pre(x) at initialisation
#900
add and product blocks marked as obsolete but still used all over the place
#935
Modelica.Blocks.Math.RootMeanSquare might fail
#939
Modelica.Blocks.Continuous.LimPID with dangling parameters
#941
Modelica.Blocks.Math.MultiSwitch is overconstrained at initialisation
#943
Unnecessary lower bound duration(min=Modelica.Constants.small)
#963
Blocks.Math.Mean: Order of when-equations relevant => rewrite as algorithm!
#976
Remove reference in doc of the now obsolete ConvertAllUnits
#987
Limiter (and LimPID) does not treat limits literally
#1022
Tables: CombiTimeTable with single row and positive start time
#1028
Tables: CombiTimeTable with spline interpolation and linear extrapolation
#1031
Tables: CombiTimeTable with spline interpolation and periodic extrapolation
#1039
Tables: CombiTimeTable with spline interpolation and borderline slopes
#1067
Evaluation of new OpenSourceTables
#1072
Wrong output of OnDelay, if input is true during initialization
Bug fixed in Blocks.MathBoolean.OnDelay (if u=true
at initialization, the output y was wrongly set to false for the rest
of the time)
#1075
Icon of BooleanStep gives the wrong impression if startValue = true
Icon of BooleanStep improved, so that the icon
resembles the value of parameter startValue (= false: up step; = true:
down step)
#1090
ContinuousDerivative Interpolation of OpenSourceTables is wrong
#1091
How to use usertab.c with New OpenSource Tables
#1098
Add cosine sources to MSL
Added new cosine block and voltage sources
#1102
How to include Open Source Tables in MSL
#1110
New open source tables: No caching of tables
#1136
Guard debug-messages with a flag
#1137
CombiTables: Empty table fill(0.0, 0, 2) raises an assertion
#1138
Unused variables in Table functions
#1143
Shallow copying of array in Tables
#1169
initial condition for Modelica.Blocks.Math.Mean
#1174
ModelicaStandardTables: Text files with additional line breaks fail
#1175
Unspecified format of tables text files
#1178
OpenSourceTables: Evaluation of table file name
#1199
Modelica.Blocks.Sources.CombiTimeTable with periodic extrapolation not backward compatible
#1214
Missing documentation of Blocks.Types.Init
#471
Typo in Modelica.Electrical.Analog.OpAmp
#485
Invalid argument to delay in Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.TLine2 and Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.TLine3
The models TLine2 and TLine3 were improved
according to the Modelica Specification. The variable TD was changed
into a parameter since it only depends on parameters.
#507
Ineffective call to smooth in Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Basic.OpAmp
Meaningless smooth operator removed in
Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Basic.OpAmp. Smooth() was used on the
parameter scope.
#508
Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Examples.HeatingNPN_OrGate relies on special Dymola specific treatment of constants
Dymola specific constant handling changed to a
more general one. constant Modelica.SIunits.Capacitance CapVal=0;
changed to parameter Modelica.SIunits.Capacitance CapVal=0;
#543
Colors are wrong in annotations for Diode models (and maybe Sources too).
Wrong colours of icons in Modelica.Electrical.Analog changed
#544
output connection for Electrical Power Sensor is wrong color, badly routed
#717
Thyristor and GTO issues
The icon of the ideal GTO model from
Electrical.Analog was corrected. The documentation of the IdealThyristor
and the IdealGTO models were improved. The example
CharacteristicThyristors was improved by adding not regular fire signals
to show several cases of usage.
#971
Initialisation fix r5954 breaks backward compatibility.
#1011
Singular transfomer model if L1=L2=M
Transformer equations changed to handle the case
L1=L2=M. A test model for that case was included into ModelicaTest
#1045
Use equation-section in M_Transformer
Variable Lm in model M_Transformer changed into
parameter. Functionality of the model moved from algorithm section to
equation section.
#1059
Electrical.Lines.Oline_weg is a duplicate of Oline without HeatPort
Old models OLine_weg and ULine_weg removed (Electrical.Analog)
#1060
Electrical.Analog.Examples.MUX2x1 and RAM have no documentation
Documentation added for MUX2x1 and RAM in Electrical.Digital
#1198
Capacitor symbol is non-standard
#460
Bad/confusing name of component
#637
References to files in Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Memories
file path corrected in Electrical.Digital in order to make memory models work
#703
MSL uses bad relations (enum == integer)
Naming of logical values corrected according to
specification in Electrical.Digital. Now locial values like L.'O'
instead of integers are used.
#817
delayTable in InertialDelaySensitive should either be removed or be constant
internal variable delayTable[:,:] removed
#972
Algebraic loop when using Integer(...)
Integer(x_delayed) = integer(delay(Integer(x),
delayTime)); changed into x_delayed =
LogicValues[integer(delay(Integer(pre(x)), delayTime))];in order to
avoid an algebraic loop in the models Multiplexer, FlipFlop, FullAdder,
Counter3 and Counter from package MSL Electrical.Digital.Examples.
#998
Digital.Multiplexers.MUX2x1 uses each on non-array elements
In model Electrical.Digital.Multiplexers.MUX2x1
the keyword each was removed at the instantiation of the variable
inertialDelaySensitive since this variable is a scalar.
#999
Wrong type of default value in Electrical.Digital.Sources.Table
In Electrical.Digital.Sources.Table an integer
value was assigned to an enumeration. This integer was changed into a
logical value.
#1001
Integer in array of enumeration in Digital.Examples.RAM
Typo corrected in Digital.Examples.RAM. Logical
variables had integer values. These were changed to logical ones.
#1016
Error in Electrical.Digital when running Dymola2014 Beta in pedantic mode
Setting of initial values revised. Only that array
component [n] of the array auxiliary gets an initial value by setting
D.Interfaces.Logic auxiliary_n(start=L.'U', each fixed=true); instead
of giving the whole array an initial value. This avoids overspecifying of
initial value setting.
#1205
Digital.Memories.DLATRAM: "when initial() ..." vs "if initial() ..." in algorithm clause
Changed when initial() to if initial() in
Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Memories.DLATRAM and
Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Memories.DLATROM and changed algorithm
section to equation section in Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Sources.Clock
#607
Error in Q_PNPBJT model in MSL.Electrical.Spice3
Handling of the TBJT parameter in
Electrical.Spice3.Q_PNPBJT improved in order to be able to distinguish
between Q_PNPBJT and Q_NPNBJT. Setting the TBJT parameter to 1 the model
Q_NPNBJT is used, setting it to -1 the Q_PNPBJT model is used.
#715
Unassigned variable in Modelica.Electrical.Spice3.Internal.Mos.MosModelLineParams record
Given the variable Real
m_surfaceStateDensityIsGiven a startvalue because it hasn't had any
value before. The variable is obsolete and only part of the library
because of backwards compatibility. Anyway it will be removed in the
next version with conversion scripts.
#769
New obsoleted models added but why?
Improved models in the Spice3 library were added.
The old versions of these models cannot be removed because of backwards
compatibility.
#770
functions should extend from function icon class
#782
Missing icons for packages, functions and records
extends for the icon definitions added
#810
Spice3 connector is unbalanced
Unbalanced InductiveCouplePin was split into two
connectors. One output connector and one input connector. The former
potential variable L is now, depending on the type of connector, either
an input variable or an output variable but no potential variable any
longer. So the two new connectors are balanced with one potential
variable and one flow variable.
#869
Record reference is not constant even though all its members are
Record SpiceConstants C changed from a variable to a parameter since all its members are parameters
#930
Undefined protected variable in diodeNoBypassCode function
Fixed an Error in
Spice3.Internal.Diode.diodeNoBypassCode. Line m_dCurrent :=
out_cc.m_dCurrent; added because m_dCurrent did not have any value
before.
#994
m_capgd not defined in mosCalcNoBypassCode
Several function in Electrical.Spice3 did not
specify all outputs. This is corrected now. A second issue that was
solved is that the record
Modelica.Electrical.Spice3.Internal.Bjt.bjtRenameParameters contained
parameters. now the whole record is a parameter and the keyword
parameter inside the record is deleted.
#139
fluidConstants.triplePointXxxx are declared but not set for ideal gases
#179
Include inverse annotation for Media T_phX functions
#397
Ask for adding function isentropicEnthalpy in Media MoistAir
#482
Modelica.Media.Air.MoistAir leads to illegal Modelica lookup!
#488
spliceFunction is used from the builtin environment but is not defined in the Modelica Specification!
#505
Illegal modification of inherited element in Modelica.Media.Water.WaterIF97_base
#530
Wrong description for reference_s in PartialLinearFluid
#539
Invalid examples in Modelica.Media
#547
WaterIF97: allow p<p_triple in region 2
#557
Illegal redeclare of non-replaceable parameter standardOrderComponents in Modelica.Media
#564
Regularization of cp/h_pTX_der
#580
Unknown annotation `InlineNoEvent` present in MSL - remove or specify?
#595
Missing "replaceable" declaration
#600
Specific internal energy in PartialSimpleIdealGasMedium
#625
Syntax errors in Modelica Standard Library
#631
Error discovered in Essothermal oil viscosity
#640
Use of protected classes in MSL (2)
#691
Problem with implementation of setState functions in Media.IdealGases.Common.MixtureGases
#692
Global integer constant for thermal conductivity calculation method in gas media
#710
Bug in Modelica.Media.Examples.MixtureGases?
#731
Use of partial package SingleGasNasa
#732
Modification of FluidLimits record
#735
Modification of FluidLimits record required
#792
Wrong assert for region 2 of IF97
#794
molarMass in PartialTwoPhaseMedium is partial
#798
dtofph3 has logic error
#806
Incompressible medica functions lack derivative annotations
Improved Modelica.Media.Incompressible with analytic derivatives
#818
output of saturationTemperature_derp should be of type DerTemperatureByPressure
#890
Missing argument to Internal.solve
#903
velocityOfSound and isentropicExponent in ideal Gases lacking annotation on being differentiable
#924
MolarMass instantiated from a partial package
#950
Modelica.Media.Air.MoistAir.isentropicEnthalpy not working
#952
Modelica.Media.Air.MoistAir.isentropicEnthalpyApproximation not working
#964
Corrupted WaterIF97 medium models basing on WaterIF97_fixedregion
#995
waterBaseProp_pT contains undefined outputs
#1017
Fix usage of GenerateEvents and Inline annotations in Modelica.Fluid
#1040
Inconsistent treatment of event generation and phase output in Water model
#1041
Undeclared function "LogVariable()" used in IF97_Utilities
Removed use of undeclared function LogVariable
from Modelica.Media.Water.IF97_Utilities.BaseIF97.Inverses.dofpt3
#1053
Moving test models from Modelica.Media to ModelicaTest
Moved test models from Modelica.Media to ModelicaTest
#1055
Base class FluidConstants is replaceable
#1069
Type error in Media.Air.SimpleAir
Readability of vector expression improved in Media.Air.SimpleAir
#1080
Model Modelica.Media.Examples.Tests.Components.PartialTestModel changed in a non-backwards compatible way
#1092
PartialMedium changed in a non-backwards compatible way
Modelica.Media.Interfaces.PartialMedium: Choices
definition re-introduced as obsolete element in order that Media are
backwards compatible (has been previously moved one level up to
Media.Interfaces.Choices)
#1093
MoistAir function argument names changed in a non-backwards compatible way
Renamed function input arguments of two MoistAir
functions to the names from MSL 3.2 for backwards compatibility
#1100
Should derivative=sublimationPressureIce_der be removed in r6326?
#1105
Inclusion of MoMoLib in trunk
#1106
Modelica.Media conformance to the specification
#1109
Combining different FluidConstants type in RealGasMoistAir is not possible
#1115
Fix description strings in Modelica.Media
#1122
Adding yet another Complex record seems wrong
#1130
3.2.1 Beta1 fails on MapleSim Parser
#1161
Error in Modelica.Media.Air.DryAirNasa
#1164
assert(true, "message") will never be evaluated
#1171
Validity range of dynamic viscosity function for ideal gases
#1187
Bug in calculation of thermal conductivity for mixture gases
#1209
Wrong definition of inverse annotation in T_ph of Modelica.Media.Incompressible
#1210
Specific energy u of Modelica.Media.Incompressible.Examples.Glycol47 is slightly wrong
#1217
Issues with ReferenceMoistAir (isentropicEnthalpy, Inverses.p_dTX


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--- title: How Women Rise Book Review published: true image: /images/how_women_rise.png type: article url: https://noonanhe.github.io/2020/07/24/How-Women-Rise/ description:
---How Women Rise , by Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goodman is a personal development book geared towards women in the workplace. My mom was the one who gave me this book to read. She has been very successful in her male-denominated field (petroleum engineering), and although she has always acknowledged the disadvantage her gender gave her, she never used that as an excuse to not work on overcoming the hurdles placed in front of her. She is a firm believer that complaining about your disadvantage without also striving to combat it, is fruitless. Is it fair that you have to put in the extra effort to make up for your handicapped position? No, but that is not an excuse to not put the work in. Knowing this, I was excited to delve into the book and all the actionables I knew it was bound to present.
The two authors of this book are both leadership coaches for high level executives. In their practices, they continued to observe a handful of common habits that held their clients back from being the best employees they could be. However, over time they began to notice that the women they worked with tended to have a different set of common hindering habits than the men. Meaning, the common habits that were observed among the men in the workplace, were not seen as often in the women. Rather their female clients had a different set of habits that worked against them, habits that appear to stem in part from how society raises/expects young girls to behave. Through the course of the book, the authors lay out 12 habits that they frequently observe as impairments to women in their professions.
| The 12 Habits | |
|---|---|
| 1. Reluctance to Claim Your Achievements | 7. Minimizing |
| 2. Expecting Others to Spontaneously Notice and Reward Your Contributions | 8. Just Building, Rather than Building and Leveraging Relationships |
| 3. Failing to Enlist Allies from Day One | 9. Ruminating |
| 4. Putting Your Job Before Your Career | 10.  The Perfection Trap | 11. Too Much |
| 6. The Disease to Please | 12. Overvaluing Expertise |
I immediately was able to identify with 5 of the habits, and as I made my way through the book, I could see a little bit of each of them in my workplace behaviors. Now, it is important to note the authors do acknowledge that the presence of these habits is not necessarily a bad thing. They argue that at one point, these tendencies actually served you, hence why you have held onto them. However, as one moves into different points in their career, these once helpful habits can start to undermine your hard work and prevent you from reaching new milestones.
I am going to highlight 4 of the 12 habits as well as give my takeaways for how to combat them. The habits I am going to discuss are congruous in that they all stem from a flawed sense of guilt or loyalty. Women tend to get stuck in these behaviors because they believe that acting otherwise will make them look like a mean, greedy, or slimy person. For example, the habit titled “Expecting Others to Spontaneously Notice and Reward Your Contributions”, comes from not wanting to be known for constantly tooting your own horn. I know I tend to downplay my achievements for fear of appearing full of myself. And while not wanting to be arrogant is a righteous notion, in a busy office environment, if you do not make your accomplishments/strengths public, there is a high chance they will be overlooked. It is your job to bring attention to the value you bring to your company. My favorite quote from this chapter states, “Remember this: Companies don’t just make great products and assume that customers ‘should’ want to buy them. They have a marketing function that is designed to effectively promote what they do. You, as a professional, need one too.” This has helped me to reframe my mindset around this issue and given me a train of logic to use as defense against the sleeziness self-promotion sometimes makes me feel.
Another habit that many have fallen into in an attempt to avoid the sliminess is, “Just Building Rather than Building and Leveraging Relationships”. The book highlighted many studies that demonstrated the incredible ability of women to form numerous, empathetic, close relationships. However, unlike their male colleagues, they often fail to utilize these relationships to their full potential. While it is a great thing to not want to take advantage of others, in a business environment, to constantly be giving of oneself and never asking for anything in return is foolish. Everyone has heard the phrase, “Teamwork makes the dreamwork”, which highlights the fact that humans are able to accomplish a great deal more in teams than individually. In the same way, as a professional, you will find much more success in working with and receiving help from others. Remembering that “you’re a potential resource that the other person would be fortunate to have…” can help when approaching a coworker for a favor. Even just asking for a small favor opens the door to creating a highly productive, symbiotic relationship.
To overcome these ‘guilt-trip’ habits, I was reminded to really think about my worth and aspirations in life. Like many women, I have a care giving attitude and can be reluctant to ask for help, for fear of being viewed as a burden. But if someone needs my help, they immediately zoom their way up to the top of my priority list. I enjoy helping people, but I think the main driver behind this behavior is a need to please everyone I meet. Researchers have found that the desire to be liked by everyone is very common among women. In the book, they deem this “The Disease to Please”. While it is good to help people, I was reminded that an unrelenting desire to please everyone can lead to unneeded stress and unhappiness. In the pursuit to please others, you can quickly find yourself living a life you never wanted, as others’ desires and wants get put before your own. You only get one life, so I think it is important to make it a life you actually want. Reminding yourself of this can be a useful tool when you find yourself struggling to say no.
For me, I can also see “The Disease to Please” tying into another habit, “Putting Your Job Before Your Career”. I, like many women, have always felt the need to be loyal. While loyalty is a great virtue, the authors argue that it also has a powerful way of keeping one stuck. Professionals need to constantly be working on themselves in order to rise and reach the next level of success. To do this, one needs to acquire a variety of experiences, whether they be at different companies or just in different roles. Staying in the same position does not provide the challenges needed for growth and development. However, many people find accumulating new learning experiences unnecessarily difficult. Usually they will find themselves in a job that they don’t hate, or even one that makes them happy, but they’re not learning anything new and they’re not moving any farther up the ladder. They know they should start exploring other options or inquire about a transfer, some actually do inquire about a transfer or new work focus, but stop when their boss comes back at them with praises about how well they do their current job and how they would be deeply saddened/hurt to lose them. This invokes that desire to be loyal, so they stay, at the expense to their own growth and benefit. I myself, know that this desire to be loyal/feeling of guilt I get when my desires differ from my boss, is something I am constantly going to have to be conscious of. This came up for me recently when my current employer sat me down and asked if I would like to continue working with them when I go back to school in the fall. While I really like my current position, I already have plans for how I want to launch myself in a new direction. I felt so guilty as I declined the offer, uncomfortable with the thought that I might have disappointed him. I worried that I was now going to be treated differently in the office. Nevertheless, having read this book not long ago, I knew that I would never be able to accomplish the high goals and aspirations I have if I let myself be pressured into a corner.
There is so much more I could say about this book. I learned a lot and was able to reflect on myself and the habits of humans in general. This post is already getting long so I hope that I have piqued your interest or got your thought train chugging enough to motivate you to read it too. Regardless if you read it or not, I encourage you to start paying attention to your own workplace habits, and try to identify ones that might be holding you back, even if they were formed from good intentions. Once you identify some behaviors you want to work on, take action! You are in charge of your destiny and have the potential to do great things whiling living the life you want. So go on and RISE!


R/rename.R
rename_per_field.Rd
rename_per_field()
renames all objects in specified class in format
class-field
, where class
and field
are character vectors created by
using class names and class_fun
, and field values and field_fun
,
respectivly.
rename_per_field( idf, class, field, class_fun = function(x) abbreviate(x, 10L), field_fun = NULL, strict = FALSE )
| idf | An eplusr::Idf |
|---|---|
| class | A character vector of classes names |
| field | An integer or a single string specifying the fields whose values
will be used as input passed to |
| class_fun, field_fun | A function to take the corresponding class names
or field values as input, process them and return a character vector with the
same length. It can also be a named character vector. In this case, when
specified class names or field values match element value, the element name
will be used as part of the new name. If |
| strict | If |
The modified eplusr::Idf object itself, invisiblly


COVID-19 THE GAME
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Stay home and self-isolate even with minor symptoms such as cough, headache, mild fever, until you recover.
Keep up to date on the latest information from trusted sources.
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PyTorch Transformer¶
A PyTorch Implementation of Transformer in Attention Is All You Need.
This repository focused on implementing the contents of the paper as much as possible.
Intro¶
PyTorch Transformer
is repository for deep learning researcher. This repository focused on implementing the contents of the paper as much as possible, while at the same time striving for a readable code.
To improve readability, I designed the model structure to fit as much as possible to the blocks in the above Transformers figure.
Troubleshoots and Contributing¶
If you have any questions, bug reports, and feature requests, please open an issue on Github.
Or Contacts<EMAIL_ADDRESS>please.
I appreciate any kind of feedback or contribution. Feel free to proceed with small issues like bug fixes, documentation improvement. For major contributions and new features, please discuss with the collaborators in corresponding issues.
Dependencies¶
- Python 3.6+
- Numpy:
pip install numpy
(Refer here for problem installing Numpy). - Pytorch: Refer to PyTorch website to install the version w.r.t. your environment.
TODO¶
- Add toy example
- Extending to speech recognition version


Notebooks
Story: Picture of Mr Orpen's
Picture of Mr Orpen's
Title
Picture of Mr Orpen's
Collection
Summary
A curious description of a dance and other doings of sorcerers was given in explanation of No. 3 of Mr Stow’s copies of Bushman paintings (L V.-22. 5755-5775). Further details regarding sorcerers (suggested by Mr J.M. Orpen’s copy of Bushman paintings – published in the Cape Monthly Magazine for July, 1874) were also given by Díä!kwãin (L V.-25. 6008-6013). People who die of 'sorcery' without feeling ill and how sorcerers strengthen their senses. They are not ordinary people.
Comments
1) p.6007v: Dia!kwain heard this story from his mother (≠kamme-an); a note on the thing held by the dancer in Orpen's picture seen in Cape Monthly Magazine (of July 1874); the |xam and Dutch name of a tortoise-shell in which buchu is kept; see Jan Plat's aunt Natta sang the ≠gebbi-ggu (see also p.6006v), 2) p.6008v: |xam names for animals (namely tortoises), 3) See also Mr G. Stow's Bushman picture no. 3 (the ||ken dance) and Sorcerers and the ||ken dance, 4) This story is found in Book V-25
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Date
20 February 1876
Categories
Custom and daily life, Portention
Keywords
magic things (and Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , magic things (possessions of sorcerers) , sorcery (kills people) , sorcery (people who die of) , sorcery ('smelling') , sorcery (and Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , Orpen's picture (a description of) , Orpen's picture (a discussion of) , Orpen's picture (of magical doings) , Orpen's picture (of sorcery) , Orpen's picture (of sorcerers) , sorcerers (in Mr Orpen's picture) , sorcerers (their rituals and ceremonies) , sorcerers (strengthen themselves) , sorcerers (their doings) , sorcerers (their power) , sorcerers (assume other forms) , sorcerers (their actions) , sorcerers (know things) , sorcerers (sense and see things) , sorcerers (their possessions) , sorcerers (their magic things) , sorcerers (smell people who die) , sorcerers (and death) , sorcerers (things that strengthen their senses) , sorcerers (people's treatment of) , sorcerers (bewitch and kill people) , sorcerers (have things whose bodies they are) , ceremony (of sorcerers in which they strengthen themselves) , ceremony (and Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , transformation (and Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , transformation (sorcerers assume other forms) , death (people who are killed by sorcery) , death (and Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , death (sorcerers smell people who die) , rock art (Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , rock art (Orpen's copies of Bushman paintings) , paintings (Mr Orpen's picture of sorcerers) , paintings (Orpen's copies of Bushman)
Story Pages
6008-6013


"""
friendly.__init__.py
==============================
With the exceptions of the functions that are specific to the console,
this module contains all the functions that are part of the public API.
While Friendly is still considered to be in alpha stage,
we do attempt to avoid creating incompatibility for the functions
here when introducing changes.
The goal is to be even more careful to avoid introducing incompatibilities
when reaching beta stage, and planning to be always backward compatible
starting at version 1.0 -- except possibly for the required minimal
Python version.
Friendly is currently compatible with Python versions 3.6
or newer.
If you find that some additional functionality would be useful to
have as part of the public API, please let us know.
"""
import sys
valid_version = sys.version_info.major >= 3 and sys.version_info.minor >= 6
if not valid_version: # pragma: no cover
print("Python 3.6 or newer is required.")
sys.exit()
del valid_version
__version__ = "0.3.142"
# ===========================================
import inspect
import warnings as _warnings
from pathlib import Path
from . import debug_helper
from . import editors_helpers
from . import formatters
from . import path_info
from .config import session
from .my_gettext import current_lang
# Ensure that warnings are not shown to the end user, as they could
# cause confusion. Eventually, we might want to interpret them like
# we do for Exceptions.
_warnings.simplefilter("ignore")
del _warnings
#
# def _doc_version():
# """Use this number in the documentation to avoid triggering updates
# of the whole documentation each time the last part of the version is
# changed."""
# parts = __version__.split(".")
# return parts[0] + "." + parts[1]
[docs]def exclude_file_from_traceback(full_path):
"""Exclude a file from appearing in a traceback generated by
Friendly. Note that this does not apply to
the true Python traceback obtained using "debug_tb".
"""
path_info.exclude_file_from_traceback(full_path)
[docs]def exclude_directory_from_traceback(dir_name):
"""Exclude all files found in a given directory, including sub-directories,
from appearing in a traceback generated by Friendly.
Note that this does not apply to the true Python traceback
obtained using "debug_tb".
"""
path_info.exclude_directory_from_traceback(dir_name)
[docs]def explain_traceback(redirect=None):
"""Replaces a standard traceback by a friendlier one, giving more
information about a given exception than a standard traceback.
Note that this excludes ``SystemExit`` and ``KeyboardInterrupt``
which are re-raised.
By default, the output goes to ``sys.stderr`` or to some other stream
set to be the default by another API call. However, if::
redirect = some_stream
is specified, the output goes to that stream, but without changing
the global settings.
If the string ``"capture"`` is given as the value for ``redirect``, the
output is saved and can be later retrieved by ``get_output()``.
"""
session.explain_traceback(redirect=redirect)
[docs]def get_output(flush=True):
"""Returns the result of captured output as a string which can be
written anywhere desired.
By default, flushes all the captured content.
However, this can be overridden if desired.
"""
return session.get_captured(flush=flush)
[docs]def install(lang=None, redirect=None, include="explain", _debug=None):
"""
Replaces ``sys.excepthook`` by friendly's own version.
Intercepts, and provides an explanation for all Python exceptions except
for ``SystemExist`` and ``KeyboardInterrupt``.
The optional arguments are:
lang: language to be used for translations. If not available,
English will be used as a default.
redirect: stream to be used to send the output.
The default is sys.stderr
include: controls the amount of information displayed.
See set_include() for details.
"""
if _debug is not None:
debug_helper.DEBUG = _debug
session.install(lang=lang, redirect=redirect, include=include)
[docs]def is_installed():
"""Returns True if Friendly is installed, False otherwise."""
return session.installed
[docs]def uninstall():
"""Resets sys.excepthook to Python's default."""
session.uninstall()
[docs]def run(
filename,
lang=None,
include=None,
args=None,
console=True,
formatter="bw",
redirect=None,
background=None,
):
"""Given a filename (relative or absolute path) ending with the ".py"
extension, this function uses the
more complex ``exec_code()`` to run a file.
If console is set to ``False``, ``run()`` returns an empty dict
if a ``SyntaxError`` was raised, otherwise returns the dict in
which the module (``filename``) was executed.
If console is set to ``True`` (the default), the execution continues
as an interactive session in a Friendly console, with the module
dict being used as the locals dict.
Other arguments include:
``lang``: language used; currently only ``'en'`` (default) and ``'fr'``
are available.
``include``: specifies what information is to be included if an
exception is raised; the default is ``"friendly_tb"`` if console
is set to ``True``, otherwise it is ``"explain"``
``args``: strings tuple that is passed to the program as though it
was run on the command line as follows::
python filename.py arg1 arg2 ...
``use_rich``: ``False`` by default. Set it to ``True`` if Rich is available
and the environment supports it.
``theme``: Theme to be used with Rich. Currently only ``"dark"``,
the default, and ``"light"`` are available. ``"light"`` is meant for
light coloured background and has not been extensively tested.
"""
_ = current_lang.translate
if include is None:
include = "friendly_tb" if console else "explain"
if args is not None:
sys.argv = [filename, *list(args)]
else:
filename = Path(filename)
if not filename.is_absolute():
frame = inspect.stack()[1]
# This is the file from which run() is called
run_filename = Path(frame[0].f_code.co_filename)
run_dir = run_filename.parent.absolute()
filename = run_dir.joinpath(filename)
if not filename.exists():
print(_("The file {filename} does not exist.").format(filename=filename))
return
session.install(lang=lang, include=include, redirect=redirect)
session.set_formatter(formatter)
module_globals = editors_helpers.exec_code(
path=filename, lang=lang, include=include
)
if console: # pragma: no cover
start_console(
local_vars=module_globals,
formatter=formatter,
banner="",
include=include,
background=background,
)
else:
return module_globals
[docs]def start_console( # pragma: no cover
local_vars=None,
formatter="bw",
include="friendly_tb",
lang="en",
banner=None,
color_schemes=None,
background=None,
displayhook=None,
):
"""Starts a Friendly console."""
from . import console
console.start_console(
local_vars=local_vars,
formatter=formatter,
include=include,
lang=lang,
banner=banner,
color_schemes=color_schemes,
background=background,
displayhook=displayhook,
)
# =========================================================================
# Below, we have many set_X()/get_X() pairs. The only reason why we include
# the get_X() type of functions is to make it possible to make some
# temporary changes, i.e.
#
# saved = get_x()
# set_X(something)
# do_something()
# set_X(saved)
# =========================================================================
[docs]def set_lang(lang="en"):
"""Sets the language to be used for the display.
If no translations exist for that language, the original
English strings will be used.
"""
session.set_lang(lang=lang)
[docs]def get_lang():
"""Returns the current language that had been set for translations.
Note that the value returned may not reflect truly what is being
see by the end user: if the translations do not exist for that language,
the default English strings are used.
"""
return session.lang
def _include_choices():
"""Prints the available choices for arguments to set_include()"""
choices = [repr(key) for key in formatters.items_groups if key != "header"]
return ",\n ".join(choices)
[docs]def set_include(include):
"""Specifies the information to include in the traceback.
The allowed values are:
{choices}
"""
session.set_include(include)
if set_include.__doc__ is not None: # protect against -OO optimization
set_include.__doc__ = set_include.__doc__.format(choices=_include_choices())
[docs]def get_include():
"""Retrieves the value used to determine what to include in the
traceback. See ``set_include()`` for details.
"""
return session.get_include()
[docs]def set_stream(redirect=None):
"""Sets the stream to which the output should be directed.
If the string ``"capture"`` is given as argument, the
output is saved and can be later retrieved by ``get_output()``.
If no argument is given, the default stream (stderr) is set.
"""
session.set_redirect(redirect=redirect)
[docs]def get_stream():
"""Returns the value of the current stream used for output."""
return session.write_err


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A Sense Glove device that can send / recieve data via the SenseCom program.
More...
#include <SGDevice.h>
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| static void | ParseFirmware (std::string rawFW, int &mainVer, int &subVer) |
| | Parse a main and sub firmware version from its raw (v4.12) notation More...
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| static std::string | ToString (DeviceType device) |
| |
A Sense Glove device that can send / recieve data via the SenseCom program.
◆ ConnectionType
Connection type of this device, as detected by the SGConnect library.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| Unknown | Could not determine which connection type this SGDevice is using, most likely because it is disconnected.
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| Serial | USB Serial communication.
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| BluetoothSerial | A bluetooth connection that creates up to two Serial Ports.
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| BluetoothAndroid | Bluetooth Connection Via Android/Java SDK
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◆ SGDevice()
| SGCore::SGDevice::SGDevice |
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◆ ~SGDevice()
| SGCore::SGDevice::~SGDevice |
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◆ GetAddress()
| std::string SGCore::SGDevice::GetAddress |
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Retrieve this Device's Serial/Bluetooth address.
◆ GetBatteryLevel()
| bool SGCore::SGDevice::GetBatteryLevel |
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float & |
battLvl | ) |
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virtual |
Returns the device's battery level, as a value between 0 (empty) and 1 (full).
- Parameters
-
- Returns
Reimplemented in SGCore::Nova::NovaGlove.
◆ GetConnectionType()
Retrieve the connection type of this Sense Glove.
◆ GetDeviceID()
| virtual std::string SGCore::SGDevice::GetDeviceID |
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pure virtual |
◆ GetDeviceIndex()
| int SGCore::SGDevice::GetDeviceIndex |
( |
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Retrieve the index of this device within SenseCom.
◆ GetDeviceType()
| DeviceType SGCore::SGDevice::GetDeviceType |
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virtual |
◆ GetFirmwareString()
| virtual std::string SGCore::SGDevice::GetFirmwareString |
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inlinevirtual |
◆ GetFirmwareVersion()
| virtual int SGCore::SGDevice::GetFirmwareVersion |
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pure virtual |
◆ GetHardwareVersion()
| virtual std::string SGCore::SGDevice::GetHardwareVersion |
( |
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pure virtual |
◆ GetSubFirmwareVersion()
| virtual int SGCore::SGDevice::GetSubFirmwareVersion |
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| ) |
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inlinevirtual |
◆ HasBattery()
| bool SGCore::SGDevice::HasBattery |
( |
| ) |
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virtual |
◆ IsCharging()
| bool SGCore::SGDevice::IsCharging |
( |
| ) |
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virtual |
◆ IsConnected()
| bool SGCore::SGDevice::IsConnected |
( |
| ) |
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Check if this device is currently connected to the system.
◆ IsWireless()
| bool SGCore::SGDevice::IsWireless |
( |
| ) |
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virtual |
Returns true if this device is connected over a connection other than usb cable.
- Returns
◆ PacketsPerSecondReceived()
| int SGCore::SGDevice::PacketsPerSecondReceived |
( |
| ) |
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Retrieve the device's Packets per Second Variable
◆ PacketsPerSecondSent()
| int SGCore::SGDevice::PacketsPerSecondSent |
( |
| ) |
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Retrieve the device's Packets per Second Variable
◆ ParseFirmware()
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Parse a main and sub firmware version from its raw (v4.12) notation
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Change this device's index within the SenseCom. Warning: Can cause errors.
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The index of this device inside the SenseCom program. Used to access shared memory.
◆ ipcAddress
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Address of this Device for inter-process communications.
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- addView(Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Adds a new observation (a sequence of 2D image points) of the planar calibration pattern.
- applyTo(double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
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Moves point XYZ from 3D world coordinates to 3D camera coordinates, as specified by the transformations of this view.
- applyTo(Point) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.InterCameraMapping
- applyTo(Point) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.RectificationMapping
- assumeZeroSkew - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator.Parameters
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Assume that the camera has no skew (currently not used).
C
- calibrate() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Performs the actual camera calibration based on the provided sequence of views.
- calibration_demos - package calibration_demos
- calibration_demos_more - package calibration_demos_more
- Calibrator - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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This is an implementation of the camera calibration method described in Z.
- Calibrator(Calibrator.Parameters, Point2D[]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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The only constructor.
- Calibrator.Parameters - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Inner class representing a set of parameters for instantiating new objects of type of
Calibrator
. - Camera - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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A camera model with parameters as specified in Zhang's paper.
- Camera(double[]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Creates a standard camera from a vector of intrinsic parameters
- Camera(double, double, double) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Creates a simple pinhole camera (with no distortion whatsoever).
- Camera(double, double, double, double, double, double, double) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
- Camera(RealMatrix, double[]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Creates a standard camera from a transformation matrix and a vector of lens distortion coefficients.
- CameraIntrinsicsEstimator - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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This class defines methods for estimating the intrinsic camera parameters from multiple homographies.
- CameraIntrinsicsEstimator() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.CameraIntrinsicsEstimator
- camParLength - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
- cornerColors - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
- crossProduct3x3(RealVector, RealVector) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- crossSize - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
D
- D(double) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Radial distortion function, to be applied in the form r' = r * (1 + D(r)) to points in the ideal projection plane.
- debug - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator.Parameters
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Turn on debugging output.
- Demo_Draw_3D_Axes - Class in calibration_demos_more
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This plugin projects and draws the projected X/Y/Z coordinate axes for each of the given camera views.
- Demo_Draw_3D_Axes() - Constructor for class calibration_demos_more.Demo_Draw_3D_Axes
- Demo_Rectification - Class in calibration_demos_more
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This plugin projects opens an image stack containing the 5 Zhang test images and removes the lens distortion based on the calibrated camera parameters.
- Demo_Rectification() - Constructor for class calibration_demos_more.Demo_Rectification
- Demo_Replace_Camera - Class in calibration_demos_more
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This plugin projects opens an image stack containing the 5 Zhang test images (assumed to be taken with camera A) and re-renders the images by mapping them to a new camera B.
- Demo_Replace_Camera() - Constructor for class calibration_demos_more.Demo_Replace_Camera
- Demo_View_Interpolation - Class in calibration_demos_more
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This plugin performs interpolation of views, given a sequence of key views.
- Demo_View_Interpolation() - Constructor for class calibration_demos_more.Demo_View_Interpolation
- Demo_Zhang_Calibration - Class in calibration_demos
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This plugin performs Zhang's camera calibration on the pre-calculated point data for the N given target views.
- Demo_Zhang_Calibration() - Constructor for class calibration_demos.Demo_Zhang_Calibration
- Demo_Zhang_Projection - Class in calibration_demos
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This plugin projects opens an image stack containing the 5 Zhang test images and projects the model points into each view, using the (known) camera and view parameters.
- Demo_Zhang_Projection() - Constructor for class calibration_demos.Demo_Zhang_Projection
- Demo_Zhang_Projection_Overlay - Class in calibration_demos
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This plugin projects opens an image stack containing the 5 Zhang test images, then outlines the positions of the observed image points and finally projects the points of the calibration model using the calculated intrinsic camera parameters (same for all views) and the extrinsic parameters calculated for each view.
- Demo_Zhang_Projection_Overlay() - Constructor for class calibration_demos.Demo_Zhang_Projection_Overlay
- det(RealMatrix) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- drawCorner(Point2D, Color) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
- drawLine(Point2D, Point2D) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
- drawSquare(Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
- drawSquares(Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
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- estimateHomographies(Point2D[], Point2D[][]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
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Estimates the homographies between a fixed set of 2D model points and multiple observations (image point sets).
- estimateHomographies(Point2D[], Point2D[][]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
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Deprecated.
- estimateHomography(Point2D[], Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
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Estimates the homography (projective) transformation from two given 2D point sets.
- estimateHomography(Point2D[], Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
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Deprecated.Estimates the homography (projective) transformation from two given 2D point sets.
- estimateLensDistortion(Camera, ViewTransform[], Point2D[], Point2D[][]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.RadialDistortionEstimator
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Estimates the lens distortion from multiple views, starting from an initial (linear) camera model.
- extractViewNumber(String) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- ExtrinsicViewEstimator - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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This class defines methods for estimating the extrinsic camera parameters from multiple homographies.
- ExtrinsicViewEstimator(RealMatrix) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ExtrinsicViewEstimator
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The only constructor.
F
- fromRowPackedVector(RealVector, int, int) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
G
- getA() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns a copy of the camera's inner transformation matrix with contents
- getAllObservedPoints() - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- getAllViewTransforms() - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- getAlpha() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's alpha value.
- getBeta() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's beta value.
- getCameraIntrinsics() - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- getCameraIntrinsics(RealMatrix[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.CameraIntrinsicsEstimator
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Final version by WB (this version is used by default).
- getCameraIntrinsicsZhang1(RealMatrix[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.CameraIntrinsicsEstimator
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Version 1 (Zhang's original closed form solution).
- getCameraIntrinsicsZhang2(RealMatrix[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.CameraIntrinsicsEstimator
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Version 2 (Zhang's corrected closed form solution).
- getCameraIntrinsicsZhang3(RealMatrix[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.CameraIntrinsicsEstimator
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Version 3 (WB's closed form solution).
- getColumnVectors(RealMatrix) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- getExtrinsics(RealMatrix[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ExtrinsicViewEstimator
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Estimates the extrinsic camera parameters for a sequence of homographies.
- getFinalCamera() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Returns the final camera model (including lens distortion).
- getFinalCamera() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
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Returns the optimized camera parameters.
- getFinalViews() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Returns the sequence of final camera views (extrinsics, including lens distortion).
- getFinalViews() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
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Returns the optimized view parameters.
- getGamma() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's gamma value.
- getHomography(ViewTransform) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the homography for the given view as a 3 x 3 matrix.
- getInfo(double[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- getInfo(double[][]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- getInitialCamera() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Returns the initial camera model (no lens distortion).
- getInitialViews() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Returns the sequence of initial camera views (extrinsics, no lens distortion).
- getInverseA() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the inverse of the camera intrinsic matrix A as a 3x3 matrix (without the last row {0,0,1}).
- getJacobianFunction(Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
- getJacobianFunction(Point2D[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
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Deprecated.
- getK() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's lens distortion coefficients.
- getModelPoints() - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- getObservedPoints(int) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- getParameterLength() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getParameters() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getParameterVector() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's inner parameters as a vector (alpha, beta, gamma, uc, vc, k0, k1).
- getProjectionError(Camera, ViewTransform[], Point2D[][]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Calculates the squared projection error for a sequence of views, associated with a sequence of observed image point sets.
- getProjectionError(Camera, ViewTransform, Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator
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Calculates the squared projection error for a single view, associated with a set of observed image points.
- getResourcePath(String) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- getRotation() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getRotationAxis() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getRotationMatrix() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getRowPackedVector(RealMatrix) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- getTranslation() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getTranslationVector() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- getUc() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's uc value.
- getVc() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Returns the camera's vc value.
- getViewImagePath(int) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
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Returns the path to the test image for the given view number
- getViewTransform(int) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- GridPainter - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util
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Helper class for drawing projections of the calibration target.
- GridPainter(ImageProcessor) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
H
- HomographyEstimator - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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This class defines methods for estimating the homography (projective) transformation between pairs of 2D point sets.
- HomographyEstimator() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
- HomographyEstimator(boolean, boolean) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
- HomographyEstimator2 - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Deprecated.
- HomographyEstimator2() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
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Deprecated.
- HomographyEstimator2(boolean, boolean) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
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Deprecated.
I
- IjUtil - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util
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This class defines ImageJ-related utility methods used for camera calibration.
- IjUtil() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.IjUtil
- ImageHeight - Static variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- ImageWidth - Static variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
- imagingbook.calibration.zhang - package imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Core classes of the camera calibration library.
- imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata - package imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata
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Published test data for Zhang's camera calibration method, provided as Java resources.
- imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util - package imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util
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Various utility classes used by the calibration library.
- InterCameraMapping - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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This class represents the 2D geometric transformation for an image taken with some camera A to an image taken with another camera B.
- InterCameraMapping(Camera, Camera) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.InterCameraMapping
- inverseConditionNumber(double[][]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
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Calculates the 'inverse condition number' (RCOND() in Matlab) of the given matrix (0,...,1, ideally close to 1).
L
- lensDistortionKoeffients - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator.Parameters
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Number of lens distortion coefficients (2 = simple polynomial model).
- lineCol - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.GridPainter
M
- M - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
- main(String[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Used for testing only.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
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Used for testing only.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
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Deprecated.Used for testing only.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
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For testing only.
- main(String[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.RotationTests
- main(String[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
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For testing only.
- makeImage(String, RealMatrix) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.IjUtil
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Creates a float-type image of the supplied matrix.
- makeObservedVector() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
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Stack the observed image coordinates of the calibration pattern points into a vector.
- mapToSensorPlane(double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Maps from the ideal projection plane to sensor coordinates, using the camera's intrinsic parameters.
- MathUtil - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util
-
Utility math methods used for camera calibration.
- MathUtil() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- mean(double[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- modelPts - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
N
- N - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
- NonlinearOptimizer - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Abstract super-class for non-linear optimizers used for final, overall optimization of calibration parameters.
- NonlinearOptimizer(Point2D[], Point2D[][]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
- NonlinearOptimizer.ValueFun - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Common value function for optimizers defined in sub-classes.
- NonlinearOptimizerAnalytic - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Nonlinear optimizer based on the Levenberg-Marquart method, where the Jacobian matrix is calculated from analytic expressions (obtained with MatLab).
- NonlinearOptimizerAnalytic(Point2D[], Point2D[][]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizerAnalytic
- NonlinearOptimizerNumeric - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
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Nonlinear optimizer based on the Levenberg-Marquart method, where the Jacobian matrix is calculated numerically (i.e., by estimating the first partial derivatives from finite differences).
- NonlinearOptimizerNumeric(Point2D[], Point2D[][]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizerNumeric
- normalizePointCoordinates - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator.Parameters
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Normalize point coordinates for numerical stability in
HomographyEstimator
. - NumberOfViews - Static variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
O
- obsPts - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
- Open_Test_Images - Class in calibration_demos
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Opens Zhang's standard calibration images as a stack of RGB images.
- Open_Test_Images() - Constructor for class calibration_demos.Open_Test_Images
- optimize(Camera, ViewTransform[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
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Performs Levenberg-Marquardt non-linear optimization to get better estimates of the parameters.
P
- Parameters() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator.Parameters
- plotLensDistortionFunction(Camera, double) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.IjUtil
- print(String) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Deprecated.
- print(String, RealMatrix) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
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Deprecated.
- print(String, RealVector) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
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Deprecated.
- project(ViewTransform, double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Projects the given 3D point onto the sensor plane of this camera for the provided extrinsic view parameters.
- project(ViewTransform, Point2D) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Projects the X/Y world point (in the Z = 0 plane) to image coordinates under the given camera view (extrinsic transformation parameters).
- project(ViewTransform, Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
-
Projects the X/Y world points (all in the Z = 0 plane) to image coordinates under the given camera view (extrinsic transformation parameters).
- projectNormalized(ViewTransform, double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
-
Projects the given 3D point to ideal projection coordinates for the provided extrinsic view parameters.
- projectNormalized(ViewTransform, Point2D) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
-
Projects the given 3D point to ideal projection coordinates for the provided extrinsic view parameters.
R
- RadialDistortionEstimator - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
-
This class defines methods for estimating the radial lens distortion parameters
- RadialDistortionEstimator() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.RadialDistortionEstimator
- RectificationMapping - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
-
This class represents a special geometric mapping for rectifying (i.e., removing the lens distortion from) an image, given the associated camera parameters.
- RectificationMapping(Camera) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.RectificationMapping
- refineHomography(RealMatrix, Point2D[], Point2D[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator
-
Refines the initial homography by non-linear (Levenberg-Marquart) optimization.
- refineHomography(RealMatrix, Point2D[], Point2D[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.HomographyEstimator2
-
Deprecated.Refines the initial homography by non-linear (Levenberg-Marquart) optimization.
- RotationTests - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util
- RotationTests() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.RotationTests
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos_more.Demo_Draw_3D_Axes
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos_more.Demo_Rectification
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos_more.Demo_Replace_Camera
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos_more.Demo_View_Interpolation
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos.Demo_Zhang_Calibration
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos.Demo_Zhang_Projection_Overlay
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos.Demo_Zhang_Projection
- run(String) - Method in class calibration_demos.Open_Test_Images
S
- solveHomogeneousSystem(RealMatrix) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
-
Finds a nontrivial solution (x) to the homogeneous linear system M .
T
- toArray(Point2D) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toCartesian(double[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toHomogeneous(double[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toPoint2D(double[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toQuaternion(Rotation) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toRealVector(Point2D) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toRealVector(Point2D, boolean) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toRotation(Quaternion) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- toString() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
- toString() - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
U
- unwarp(double) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
-
Inverse radial distortion function.
- unwarp(double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
-
Applies inverse radial distortion to a given point in the ideal image plane.
- useNumericJacobian - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Calibrator.Parameters
-
Use numeric (instead of analytic) calculation of the Jacobian in
NonlinearOptimizer
.
V
- value(double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer.ValueFun
- ValueFun() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer.ValueFun
- variance(double[]) - Static method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.util.MathUtil
- viewParLength - Variable in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.NonlinearOptimizer
- ViewTransform - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang
-
Instances of this class represent extrinsic camera (view) parameters.
- ViewTransform() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- ViewTransform(double[]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- ViewTransform(double, double, double, double, double, double) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- ViewTransform(Rotation, double[]) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- ViewTransform(RealMatrix) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
- ViewTransform(RealMatrix, RealVector) - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.ViewTransform
W
- warp(double[]) - Method in class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.Camera
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Applies radial distortion to a point in the ideal 2D projection.
Z
- ZhangData - Class in imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata
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Supplies all data for Zhang's demo calibration test suite.
- ZhangData() - Constructor for class imagingbook.calibration.zhang.testdata.ZhangData
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This block symbolises the 'TO' of a 'SET TO' expression.
It is used as a to in the
'UPDATE'-block
and the 'INSERT'-block.
You use this block in the 'SET'-section of the corresponding Block.
It changes colour to express specified types.
The blocks, which you can plug into the first input of the'TO'-block, are
table and column variables .
Be sure to use only the tables and column variables, that you have used in the 'INSERT' or 'UPDATE'-section.
In the second input you can plug, every value type,
numberfunctions,
datefunctions,
charfunctions.
A simple example is shown on the picture below.
This colour gradient , cyan to violet, symbolises a numeric value compare.
This colour gradient, cyan to brown, symbolises a textual value compare.
This colour gradient,cyan to tapestry, symbolises a date value compare.
This colour ,cyan, symbolises a boolean value compare


These are Google Stadia's 12 launch games
Let's remember some games
by Brett MakedonskiGoogle Stadia debuts next week, and Google has finally gotten around to cementing the list of games that will be available at launch. It's a dozen titles, most of which will make you think "Yep, that's a game I remember" or "Yep, that's a Tomb Raider game." They don't have to be mutually exclusive.
Without further ado, here are Google Stadia's 12 launch games:
- Assassin's Creed Odyssey
- Destiny 2: The Collection
- Gylt
- Just Dance 2020
- Kine
- Mortal Kombat 11
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- Rise of the Tomb Raider
- Samurai Shodown
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
- Thumper
- Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
The lone exclusive is Tequila Works' Gylt. Otherwise, Red Dead Redemption 2 made its PC debut last week (even though it has been on consoles for a year now). It's tough not to feel as though Doom Eternal's delay might've sunk Stadia's launch lineup. Now that we know the full extent of its launch offerings, it's obvious in hindsight that Doom Eternal was the crown jewel of the baker's dozen. Pared down to 12, there's no system seller for Stadia's Founder's Edition.
There are reinforcements coming before the end of 2019. Here are the other 14 games expected to hit Stadia before year's end:
- Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle
- Borderlands 3
- Darksiders Genesis
- Dragonball Xenoverse 2
- Farming Simulator 19
- Final Fantasy 15
- Football Manager 2020
- Ghost Recon Breakpoint
- GRID
- Metro Exodus
- NBA 2K20
- Rage 2
- Trials Rising
- Wolfenstein: Youngblood


--- layout: post title: "Crash test dummies" for triggering IllegalAccessException published: 1 category: - Programming ---
If you've ever written Java code that uses reflection, you've surely been confronted with what to do in case a reflected Method
or Constructor
raises an IllegalAccessException
when invoke()
d. How do you test your code's reaction to IllegalAccessException
? Do you just say, "Bah, that'll never happen", and press on? Or do you find the gap in your test suite's code coverage gnawing at you until plugged?
Recently, I found myself writing a JSP custom tag that took a bean in some scope, and wrote its readable properties out as HTML hidden fields. The tag's doEndTag()
method located the bean, discovered its properties, and for each property got its value by reflectively invoking an accessor method. Such reflective invocation can raise the checked exceptions InvocationTargetException
and IllegalAccessException
. The tag code, in the presence of either exception, I decided, should wrap the exception in a JspException
and raise the wrapper.
Testing the handling of InvocationTargetException
was no big deal: feed the tag a bean with a public property that raises some unchecked exception always. Testing the handling of IllegalAccessException
was a little trickier. Here's what I did: make a bean in its own package, with a single property whose type is an interface, and whose property accessor returns an anonymous-inner-class implementation of said interface. Reflection can then discover the property on the interface, since it's public; but when invoked, at runtime the system will realize that the target class is an anonymous inner class, inaccessible to the outside world, and raise IllegalAccessException
:
package pholser.taglib;
public class HiddenFieldsFromBeanTagTest extends TestCase {
private HiddenFieldsFromBeanTag tag;
private FakePageContext pageContext;
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
super.setUp();
pageContext = new FakePageContext();
tag = new HiddenFieldsFromBeanTag();
tag.setPageContext( pageContext );
}
protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
try {
tag.release();
}
finally {
super.tearDown();
}
}
public void testAccessorAccessExceptionShouldTranslateToJspException()
throws Exception {
tag.setName( "sessionBean" );
tag.setScope( "session" );
pageContext.setAttribute( "sessionBean", Faker.getStringMaker(),
PageContext.SESSION_SCOPE );
assertEquals( Tag.SKIP_BODY, tag.doStartTag() );
try {
tag.doEndTag();
fail();
}
catch ( JspException expected ) {
assertEquals(
IllegalAccessException.class,
expected.getRootCause().getClass() );
}
}
}
package pholser.beans;
public interface StringMaker {
String getString();
}
public class Faker {
public static StringMaker getStringMaker() {
return new StringMaker() {
public String getString() {
return "x";
}
};
}
}


So, in your terminal run: npm install --save @ks89/angular-modal-gallery@latest
Use the latest version of Angular (with the recommended rxjs version). It must be Angular 12 or higher.
@angular/cdk is mandatory to support responsiveness of carousel component and to show modal gallery.
So, in your terminal run: npm install --save @angular/cdk
Replace all occurrences of GalleryModule.forRoot()
with GalleryModule
.
Add these classes to your global style file:
@import<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.ks-modal-gallery-backdrop { background: #000 !important;; opacity: 0.85 !important;; } .ks-modal-gallery-panel { z-index: 90000 !important; }
Change HTML code
<ks-modal-gallery [id]="1" [modalImages]="images" [plainGalleryConfig]="plainGalleryRowATags"></ks-modal-gallery>
with
<ks-plain-gallery [id]="1" [images]="images" [showGallery]="true" [config]="libConfigPlainGallery" (showImage)="onShow(1, $event)"></ks-plain-gallery>
Then add the LibConfig object and onShow
method in Typescript component:
images: Image[]; // init this value with your images constructor(private modalGalleryService: ModalGalleryService) {} libConfigPlainGallery: LibConfig = { plainGalleryConfig: { // your custom plain gallery configuration here } as PlainGalleryConfig }; onShow(id: number, index: number, images: Image[] = this.images): void { const dialogRef: ModalGalleryRef = this.modalGalleryService.open({ id, images, currentImage: images[index] }) as ModalGalleryRef; }
In case of Modal Galley, you have to remove HTML selector from all you HTML files, because now it's an Angular service and not a component.


Last week I saw a new-to-me project from a few years ago, by French artist Armelle Caron (cartiste? artographer? We need a new word for things like this .) She had broken down a number of cities into the shapes created by their street geometries:
Above is Tamarac, Florida, a product of 60's US car culture (it spells "Car-a-Mat", the name of the original developer's chain of automatic carwashes, backwards.) I thought it would be interesting to make a sort of general block viewer for that kind of visual — just the shapes of places that are not streets. Here's Tamarac again:
Fun fact about that leftmost block: all 5 streets in its lower-right are called Malvern Drive. Just looking at a map it's hard to get a sense of the actual level of connectivity the streets enable. It's hard to tell that the effective distance across this sidewalk:
is 6 blocks. Here is another town, at the same scale and with a Tamarac-like name — Tacuarembó, Uruguay, one of my favorite places on Earth:
There are many interesting differences between suburban Florida and northern Uruguayan regional capitals — but I think that diagram captures a very important one. (It really is all like that.) Here's Rome:
Here's the area just north-west of Cesar Chavez and Potrero in the Mission District of San Francisco:
Here's the freeway and arterial junction area just south-east of the same spot:
To use, navigate to a place of interest in the labeled black and white finder map → here. The "create diagram" button will render a square area about 4-6 blocks across, the middle of the graph-like figure is the center of the finder map view. "save" will open the rendered shapes as a png. Cyan is optional but recommended. Underlying map imagery comes from the indomitable lions of open source web mapping at Stamen Design. The code for this project is available here.