Extends
Methods
$child(selector) → {jQuery}
Returns any child element according to the given selector
using the instances element as parent
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
selector |
String | The selector of the child's element to fetch |
Returns:
- Type
- jQuery
(private) attachSystemDelegates(system)
Lazyly attaches the system delegate functions after system has been injected
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
system |
PluginManager |
(private) attachSystemListeners()
Attaches listeners to the global plugin system
bind(fnName, additionalArgs, appendArgs) → {function}
Binds the function of this plugin by given name
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fnName |
String | The name of the function of this plugin |
additionalArgs |
Array | Additional arguments to call, when the function is called |
appendArgs |
Boolean | Whether to append additional arguments or override the original ones |
Returns:
Resulting function bound to this instance
- Type
- function
bindSystemMessage(event, fn, additionalArgs, appendArgs)
Binds given system message to given function
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
String | Name of the event |
fn |
String | Name of the local function to bind this event to |
additionalArgs |
Array | Additional arguments to call, when the function is called |
appendArgs |
Boolean | Whether to append additional arguments or override the original ones |
constructor(options, element, system)
The plugin's constructor
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
options |
Object | The configuration options for the plugin |
element |
DOMElement | The DOM element to apply the plugin to |
system |
PluginManager | The PluginManager to delegate system events to, etc. |
- Overrides:
- Source:
destroy()
Destroy hook for inheriting plugins
execute(dfdopt)
Executes the plugin. Either you can just implement the function
then the plugin event "executed" will be propagated immediately.
If want to make use of the given dfd object, just use it inside the
function and return it, then it will wait for the promise to be fulfilled
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
dfd |
Object |
<optional> |
The optional deferrable |
fire(instance, eventName)
Fires an event with given name on the given instance
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance |
eventName |
String | The eventName of the event to fire |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
init(dfdopt)
Initializes the plugin / prepares it for execution
If want to make use of the given dfd object, just use it inside the
function and return it, then it will wait for the promise to be fulfilled
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
dfd |
Object |
<optional> |
The optional deferrable |
initConfig()
Initializes and applies the config for the instance
- Inherited From:
- Source:
on(instance, eventName, fn, scopeopt, singleopt)
Adds a listener for the given instance and event using the given scope
If single = true, the listener will be removed after its first call
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance | |
eventName |
String | The eventName to add the listener to | |
fn |
String | The listener function | |
scope |
Object |
<optional> |
The listener scope |
single |
Boolean |
<optional> |
If listener should be removed after first call |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
onFinished()
Public function which will be called after all plugins have been executed by the system
(private) onPluginsExecuted()
Private function which will be called after all plugins have been executed by the system
onSystemMessage(eventName, callback, scope)
Adds an event listener to the plugin system
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
eventName |
String | Event to listen to |
callback |
function | Function to handle the event |
scope |
Object | Scope for the callback function |
(private) onSystemPrepared()
Event listener for the plugin system's prepared event
which will initialize the plugin
(private) onSystemReady()
Event listener for the plugin system's ready event
which will execute the plugin
reconfigure(config)
Reconfigures the instance with given config
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
Object |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
resumeEvent(instance, eventName)
Resumes eventhandling on the given instance for given eventName
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance |
eventName |
String | The event to resume |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
resumeEvents(instance)
Resumes eventhandling on the given instance
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
sendSystemMessage(eventName, Several)
Fires an event to the plugin system (global message bus)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
eventName |
String | Event to fire (message type) |
Several |
Attributes | attributes, just what you want to send |
suspendEvent(instance, eventName)
Suspends eventhandling on the given instance for given eventName
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance |
eventName |
String | The event to suspend |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
suspendEvents(instance)
Suspends eventhandling on the given instance
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
un(instance, eventName, fn, scopeopt)
Removes the given listener, defined by the instance, eventName
callback and scope
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
instance |
Object | The instance | |
eventName |
String | The eventName to remove the listener from | |
fn |
String | The listener function | |
scope |
Object |
<optional> |
The listener scope |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
unbindSystemMessage(event, fn)
Unbinds given system message from given function
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
String | The event to remove the listener from |
fn |
String | The listener function name to unbind |
unmount()
Unmounts the plugin (this is the real destroy)
unSystemMessage(eventName, callback, scope)
Removes an event listener from the plugin system
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
eventName |
String | Event to remove the listener function from |
callback |
function | Function to handle the event |
scope |
Object | Scope for the callback function |


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Will the raspi image version of emoncms ever catch up to emoncms.org?
I am running the raspi and the local version of emoncms,but also feeding data to emoncms.org.
And the visualisations and feed engines are not as comprehensive on the raspi?
It has taken me a little while but now i have the pi reading a currentcost monitor and feeding the data to local and internet using a perl script,with emonhub turned off.
Maybe time to take an image of the raspi sd card just in case !!!!!!!
Re: Emoncms local Vs Emoncms.org on the Raspi
The "image version" has certain features removed to give it the ability to run "low-write" enough to not damage the SD card.
The emoncms.org is more often than not a couple of releases behind the current release available on git as updates etc get added to git during development and then every so often marked as a new release.
eg we are currently on v8.3.5 on emoncms.org but v8.4.0 on git, so you could update your local emoncms and be ahead of the remote, but you will still be missing some features etc.
To get full functionality locally you could install emoncms to a hdd.
The repo's master branch is the "full fat" emoncms whilst the "low fat" emoncms included in the image is the bufferedwrite branch
it would be interesting to see your perl script, if there was a demand for it we may be able to incorporate something into emonhub down the line.
Paul
Re: Emoncms local Vs Emoncms.org on the Raspi
Paul
The script was originally on the currentcost forum,So i just fettled it to suit my needs.
I also had to install LWP and apt-get install libdevice-serialport-perl to get the serial to usb adaptor working.
The script is only working on one sensor at the moment but is easily modified for more (I just don't have any????).
Mark
my $key = "********************************";
my $key2 = "********************************";
my $PORT = "/dev/ttyUSB0";
my $Watts = 0;
my $temp = 0;
my $meas = 0;
my $node = 0;
my $ob = Device::SerialPort->new($PORT) || die "Can't open $PORT: $!\n";
$ob->baudrate(57600);
$ob->write_settings;
open(SERIAL, "+>$PORT");
while (my $line = <SERIAL>) {
# print $line;
if ($line =~ m!<tmpr>*([\-\d.]+)</tmpr><sensor>0</sensor>.*<ch1><watts>0*(\d+)</watts></ch1>!) {
my $Watts = $2;
my $temp = $1;
# print "SUCCESS (Sensor0) $meas,:$Watts, $temp\n";
$meas++;
if ($meas == 2) { #time to send
my $emon_ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
my $emon_url = "http://<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/input/post.json?apikey=$key\&node=$node\&json={Total_Watts:$Watts,temp:$temp}";
# print "$emon_url\n";
my $emon_response = $emon_ua->get($emon_url);
my $emon_url2 = "http://emoncms.org/input/post.json?apikey=$key2\&node=$node\&json={Total_Watts:$Watts,temp:$temp}";
my $emon_response2 = $emon_ua->get($emon_url2);
# print "emon_url2\n";
$meas = 0
}
}
}
Re: Emoncms local Vs Emoncms.org on the Raspi
Did emoncms go down last night?
The local server on raspi continued fetching data.


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Future of Business Will Be Built on Three Pillars: Cognition, Blockchain & Cloud – Keynote by Ginni Rometty [Video]
At the FinTech Ideas Festival 2017 held in January, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty discusses cognitive business, recent developments with blockchain and the future of finance.
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How One Startup Enables Superior, Channel-Agnostic Banking Experience
The LTP Team had the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Peled, a serial entrepreneur and the Founder & CEO of PayKey, a company that enables payments within any social network – PayKey enables mobile users to access financial services from within any application.
At the end of October 2017, PayKey announced the official closing of its $10 million Series B funding round, led by MizMaa, and joined by SBI Group, Digital Ventures – the FinTech subsidiary of Siam Commercial Bank, SixThirty, Fintech71, the FinLab, and additional new & existing investors. The funding will be used to accelerate PayKey’s global expansion and to continue developing new solutions. This round brings the total invested in the company to $16 million.
Source: PayKey
PayKey has seen impressive early traction, already counting Westpac in Australia, Davivienda in Columbia, UOB in Singapore (UOB became the first bank in Singapore to let users send money using any messaging app), Garanti in Turkey, SpareBank in Norway, and Bank Leumi in Israel as customers. The company expects to more than double the number of customers in the next six months, with one of the world’s largest banks in the world due to go live with PayKey by the end of the year. The company has previously seen support from leading financial institutions, counting Mastercard, Santander InnoVentures, and CommerzVentures as existing investors.
Source: PayKey
We hope you enjoy our conversation with Daniel as much as we did!
LTP: Daniel, please tell us about yourself.
Daniel Peled: I’m an entrepreneur and a blockchain enthusiast. I hold a dual degree in Law & Economics and LLM from the University of Haifa, and am responsible for the strategy, vision and team management at PayKey.
LTP: Give us a paragraph pitch of your company.
DP: With PayKey, banks can increase brand engagement by transforming the keyboard into a new channel for financial services, information, and communication. PayKey bridges the gap between banking and social, enabling banks to have their brands become a part of their customers’ social and messaging experience. PayKey enables banks to provide their customers with the ability to initiate and complete a range of financial services, including P2P payments, request payment, balance check, chatbot engagement, cardless withdrawal, and more, from within any mobile application. Offering a cross-platform banking button on the smartphone’s keyboard boosts the bank’s brand engagement while making the banking experience quick, contextual, and simple for users.
LTP: In a sentence or two, what problems are you solving today?
DP: Banks are battling to remain relevant as they face an unprecedented competitive environment coupled with changing consumer expectations for instantaneous, highly-efficient, and seamless financial experiences. In a time where consumers expect to access services from any channel at any time, we are helping banks to improve their user experience and boost their brand engagement by enabling their customers to access financial services from within any mobile application.
LTP: Who are you selling to?
DP: We are selling our fully customizable white label solution to any bank around the world that is looking to offer their customers a superior, channel-agnostic banking experience.
LTP: How does PayKey differentiate itself from competitors?
DP: PayKey’s offering is very unique, as we offer a white label solution that integrates with the bank’s existing mobile application. Most of our competitors are focusing on building “private garden” solutions that work only within their application. Our solution is platform-agnostic, white labeled and works within any application (messengers, email, social networks, etc.).
LTP: Your next milestone?
DP: We have seven commercial deals signed with major banks around the world, with a huge pipeline of potential customers. Our goal over the next year is to close more deals and to continue expanding our customer base internationally.
Source: PayKey
Daily Review: Alternative Lending Shows Positive Momentum – Q3 Earnings Reports
Business lending has traditionally been dominated by institutional players. Over the past several years, however, a gap in SME financing has been taken close to the heart by technology giants and startups alike. "There are a number of tech companies that do small business lending in varying degrees," Rania Succar, Head of QuickBooks Capital at Intuit, told CNBC. "For example Square, PayPal and Amazon offer loans to merchants."
According to the Federal Reserve, only 23% of businesses younger than five years get access to credit, which created a perfect environment for proliferation of alternative lenders. In fact, lending (along with payments) has long been the most well-funded and represented segment in FinTech.
Lending has become an extremely competitive space – companies for which it was never the primary focus are getting started with their own business financing arms (Intuit, MarketInvoice). Meanwhile, positive momentum in Q3 earning results of more established players draws a promising future for the whole segment that has seen its share of hardships.
Lending Club sees a healthy Q3
- Q3 loan originations hit a six-quarter high of $2.4 billion, up 14% from $2.1 billion in Q2, and 20% from $2 billion in Q3 2016.
- Q3 revenue hit a record high of $154 million, up 10% from $140 million in Q2, and 34% from $115 million in last year's quarter.
- The revenue boost helped consolidated net losses narrow to $6.7 million from $25.4 million in Q2, and $36.5 million in Q3 2016.
- Lending Club continued to expand its securitization program to build out an additional revenue stream. It has also begun implementing an updated credit model that better reflects current economy and protects investor yields.
- Although Lending Club's latest results fell below analysts' expectations, they nevertheless demonstrated a continued upward trajectory.
Square Reports Q3 Earnings as Business Lending Jumps 45% Year over Year
- Square saw “ongoing strength” in transaction, subscription and services-based revenue.
- Top-line revenue grew from the Q2 of 2017 increasing 33% YoY, up from 26%.
- Gross Payment Volume (GPV) jumped 31% year over year to $17.4 billion, with strength in mid-market sellers.
- Total net revenue hit $585 million, growing 33% versus a year prior. Net income came in at a $16 million loss.
- Square facilitated 47,000 business loans totaling $303 million, up 45% YoY. In comparison, during Q2 2017, Square Capital originated over 49,000 SME loans of $318 million.
- The past summer, Square launched a pilot of ‘Square Installments,’ a product that is integrated with Square Invoices. This credit offering allows a seller’s customers to finance purchases over several months.
Australian Online Lender Prospa Tops Key Milestone as it Originates Over $500 Million in Loans
- Over the past 12 months, Prospa has experienced dramatic growth, doubling the size of its loan book. Prospa has now provided credit to more than 12,000 SMEs in Australia and is the number one online lender in the country.
- Prospa offers loans of up to $250,000 with a term of 3 to 24 months. Applications are said to be approved within hours.
- Prospa placed second in the Fast 100 for 2017 thanks a 239% average revenue growth since 2013-14.
- During 2017, Prospa has secured over $50 million in both equity and debt funding.
- During the past 12 months, Prospa has grown its loan book by 200%.
Accounting software giant Intuit launches direct business loans
- Financial software firm Intuit is offering loans directly to businesses with a lending product called QuickBooks Capital. The company would enable firms to use its bookkeeping software to access up to $35,000 in credit, with a term between three and six months.
- "As the largest small business accounting platform with approximately 2.4 million customers, the QuickBooks platform provides the most complete set of small business data available in the market," said Rania Succar, Head of QuickBooks Capital at Intuit.
- QuickBooks Capital uses machine learning to help small businesses demonstrate creditworthiness.
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Insurers Will Still Be Relevant in the Future, Even More Than Yesterday
The insurance sector is now seeing the same dynamics already experienced in many other sectors, including financial services: with startups and other tech firms innovating one or more steps of the value chain traditionally belonging to financial institutions.
InsurTech has seen extremely important investments in the last few years, and the word “disruption” is coming up frequently in the insurance debates. But I consider it a joke for an industry conference to show a picture of a newborn and sell it as the last intermediary or the last client to have purchased an insurance policy.
One UK insurer more than addressed the claims related to the obesity of the insured dogs. They invented a value proposition that provides the insurance coverage adding all the preventive treatments your dog needs: a monthly box delivered at your home with the accessories and the food that your specific dog needs and a pet tracker to nudge you to make him exercise more.
Moving to insurance for humans, South African insurer Discovery demonstrates incredible innovations. Over the last 20 years, the insurer has introduced new ways to improve policyholders’ lives using connected fitness devices to track healthy behaviors, generate discounts, and deliver incentives for activities supporting wellness and even healthy food purchases.
Insurers were able to imagine and execute this exceptional of innovations. For this reason, I’m positive about the future of the sector. I’m convinced that insurance companies will still be relevant in the future, or will become even more relevant than they are now, but these companies will have to be InsurTechs or players who use technology as the main enablers for reaching their own strategic objectives.
Insurance IoT is one of the first InsurTech trends to come of age. Sensors have become a ubiquitous part of everyday life, expanding our world to include people and businesses around the world even while they connect us ever more intimately with those nearby and even with ourselves, as well as with our homes, workplaces, possessions, and increasingly, insurers. Today, there is more than one connected device per person in the world, and by some analysts' estimate, 50 devices for a family of four by 2022. The insurance sector cannot stop this trend; it can only figure out how to deal with it.
“Connected insurance” is the name of that game: insurance solutions using sensors to collect data on the state of an insured risk, and telematics for remote transmission and management of that data. Auto telematics is the most mature use case but there are relevant innovative initiatives both on home and health insurance.
Connected insurance is affecting the whole insurance value chain and generating real value for insurance P&L. The five main value creation levers are:
1. Behavior “steering” programs, leading the client toward less-risky behaviors so reducing their claims;
2. Value-added services, developing client-tailored ancillary services that allow the insurer to deliver enlarged value propositions,
3. Loss control, developing a broad approach to reduce claim costs:
a. acting directly on the single situation to mitigating the risk before the damage happens and containing the damage in real time
b. anticipating the claims management and improving reimbursement valuation
c. improving the efficiency of the claims process
4. Risk selection, creating value proposition able to attract less-risky clients, improving the quality of the underwriting process based on the sensors’ data, or increasing the efficiency of the underwriting process
5. Dynamic risk-based pricing, developing insurance policies with pricing linked to clients' individual risks and behaviors – reducing premium leakages on one side and offering low-risk individuals lower prices on the other, increasing their retention and acquiring many of them.
The connected insurance paradigm is based on value sharing. In any business lines, insurers can, on one side, use the data from connected devices to generate a value on the insurance P&L and, on the other side, build value propositions focused on sharing this value through incentives, services, and discounts. The value creation equations will become more and more articulated with the diffusion of those approaches on the market, but that scenario will be characterized by relevant value sharing also with the society. You can figure out the level of positive externalities generated by an insurance sector able to change behaviors and prevent risks.
Extensive discussions with more than 50 insurers, reinsurers and tech players on the insurance IoT opportunity led me to believe that the five levers mentioned above allow the insurance carrier to exploit the value of the IoT data on their P&L. This approach represents a unique competitive advantage compared to any other players in the IoT arena. This way, the insurance carriers will stay relevant or will become more relevant than ever.
The benefits for the insurance sector in adopting this paradigm also include the increased frequency of interaction with the customer – a proven way to earn greater loyalty – and the unique opportunity to build knowledge about the customers and their risks.
It is a pity to hear a futurologist at an InsurTech conference figuring out the insurance IoT use cases as an AI within the connected home buying insurance via smart contracts when the fridge needs maintenance, or an AI within a wearable watch buying insurance via smart contracts in case you are injured playing basketball. This will not be insurance: there isn't risk transfer or randomness (accidental and unintentional loss).
Instead, the business model and even the role of insurance companies are enlarged by this technology evolution, not changed. The essence of the insurance sector – since its origin on 1347 – was assessing, managing and transferring risks but the direct results of the technology adoption are “superpowers” to do the same things much better.


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| 002:081 Maulana | : |
Yea, whoever earns evil and his sins beset him on every side, those are the companions of the Fire; therein they abide. |
| 002:081 Pickthal | : |
Nay, but whosoever hath done evil and his sin surroundeth him; such are rightful owners of the Fire; they will abide therein. |
| 002:081 Rashad | : |
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| 002:081 Sarwar | : |
There is no doubt that evil doers who are engulfed in sins are the companions of hell fire wherein they will live forever. |
| 002:081 Shakir | : |
Yea, whoever earns evil and his sins beset him on every side, these are the inmates of the fire; in it they shall abide. |
| 002:081 Sherali | : |
Aye ! whoso does evil and is encompassed by his sins -those are the inmates of the Fire; therein shall they abide. |
| 002:081 Yusufali | : |
Nay, those who seek gain in evil, and are girt round by their sins,- they are companions of the Fire: Therein shall they abide (For ever). |
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Database Fingerprinting for SQL Injection
Database Fingerprinting
There are small differences between database management systems and those can have a huge impact on the feasibility and the result of an SQL injection attack. It is especially important for the attacker to identify the underlying DBMS since it will allow him to fine tune the injected segment and fully exploit the vulnerability. This article exposes the different techniques that can be used to fingerprint a database from an SQL injection.
Error Messages
A common practice to extract information about the tested system is to intentionally generate errors. This technique can be useful in order to fingerprint the database, especially when database errors are returned to the end user. The message returned by the DBMS may contain the name and version, but in most cases this is the unique error message structure that will help identify the database. In fact, each DBMS has its own error message template and retracing which DBMS generated the error is quite easy. Here is a classic error:
Error returned to the attacker.
ORA-01789: query block has incorrect number of result columns.
The example above indicates that Oracle is the underlying database. The error prefix "ORA" and the 5 digit error number is characteristic to this specific DBMS. If you want more information about the classic structure of database error messages, take a look at this article.
Extract Database Version
The easiest and most accurate way to identify which database is used is to ask the database to identify itself. However, this will require the attacker to know how to inject a complete UNION SELECT statement. Before going any further, here is how the database software and version can be obtained with the most popular DBMS.
Retrieve Oracle version: SELECT banner FROM v$version WHERE rownum=1
Retrieve SQL Server or MySQL version: SELECT @@version
Let’s now see how such SELECT statement could be injected in the main query with the use of the UNION operator. Note that a minimal SELECT structure is used in the example below.
Injected parameter that retrieves database version.
1 AND 1=2 UNION SELECT 1, 2, @@version
Resulting query.
SELECT id, qty, name FROM products WHERE id=1 UNION SELECT 1, 2, @@version
Result – The page contains values 1, 2 and the following string.
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 (SP1) - 10.0.2531.0 (X64)
Mar 29 2009 10:11:52
Copyright (c) 1988-2008 Microsoft Corporation
Express Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.1 <X64> (Build 7601: Service Pack 1)1
As you can see in the example, not only the attacker can retrieve information about the database software, but the details about the version are also returned. If the underlying database is not up to date, new vectors of attack such as buffer overflows could be explored by the tester.
Inference Database Fingerprinting
Given no information is returned to the end user, the attacker could still identify the database by using inference testing. The basic idea is to submit SQL segments which are only valid for one DBMS. If the injected segment is correctly executed, we can conclude that we have discovered which database is used. The process is slightly different depending of the vulnerable parameter type (numeric or string), but the principle is the same.
Numeric Input
Any function that returns a number and exists in only one database system can be used to achieve the fingerprint. If the function injected in the vulnerable parameter is not recognised by the DBMS, an error will be thrown. Otherwise, the function will be executed and the returned value will be integrated in the query. Here is a list of numeric functions that could be used to achieve your tests (all functions listed return 1).
MySQL numeric function example: POW(1,1)
Oracle numeric function example: BITAND(1,1)
SQL Server numeric function example: SQUARE(1)
Given the attacker would like to know if the underlying database is MySQL, he would do the following test.
Vulnerable URL example.
http://www.victim.com/author.php?id=5
Inference fingerprint test on numeric value (MySQL).
http://www.victim.com/author.php?id=6-POW(1,1)
If both requests show the same page, we can conclude that MySQL is probably the backend database. Otherwise the same test should be done with Oracle and MSSQL functions.
Text Input
Here again, any function returning predictable text could be used but since concatenation operators are different from a DBMS to another, it is an excellent alternative to functions. Below is a reminder of concatenation operators for the most popular DBMS (all the following example is equivalent to "abcdef").
Oracle concatenation example: 'abc' || 'def'
MySQL concatenation example: 'abc' 'def'
SQL Server concatenation example: 'abc' + 'def'
The inference test is pretty similar to what was presented for numeric input. Here is a classic example for text input.
Vulnerable URL example.
http://www.victim.com/author.php?nickname=SteeveJobs
Inference fingerprint test on numeric value (MySQL). Space character is not URL-Encoded to simplify example.
http://www.victim.com/author.php?nickname='Steeve' 'Jobs'
If the same page is returned, MySQL is most likely the DBMS used by the application.
Blind
The inference approach could be generalized. In fact the same result would be obtained, by using blind SQL injection in conjunction with any function that exists in only one DBMS. In most cases, a well-crafted SQL segment containing a time-based test will do the job.
Alternative Solutions
When none of the techniques presented earlier works, assumptions can be made about the database used. The good news is that there is a strong correlation between some technologies and DBMS. For example, a Web application built using ASP.NET is likely to be interacting with an SQL Server database, a PHP website will probably extract its data from MySQL, etc. Common sense will give you a rough idea of how you should orient your SQL injection testing.
The last option would be to fingerprint the database with network scanning tools like nmap, however this technique does not rely on SQL injection and is out of the scope of this article. For more information about this subject take a look at this nmap version detection article.


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13. C.R.M. 6622 of 2013 In the matter of: An application for anticipatory bail under Section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure filed on 06.05.2013.
And In the matter of : Mritunjoy Sarkar Petitioner.
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The State of West Bengal Opposite party.
Mr. Milon Mukherjee, Mr. U.A. Dewan, Mr. Arup Sarkar For the petitioner.
Mr. Sujan Chatterjee For the State.
The petitioner, apprehending arrest in connection with Suti Police Station Case No.139 of 2013 dated 13.04.2013 under Section 37 of Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981 have come to this Court for anticipatory bail. We have heard the learned Advocates for the parties and have considered the case diary. We do not think that there is any need for the custodial interrogation of the petitioner in this case. In these circumstances, in the event of arrest, the petitioner shall be released on bail upon furnishing a bond of Rs.10,000/-(Rupees ten thousand) with one surety of like amount to the satisfaction of the Court concerned subject to the conditions laid down under Section 438(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and with the further condition that the petitioner shall not operate the brick field till he receives the No Objection Certificate issued by the W.B. Pollution Control Board under the Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981. The application for anticipatory bail is, thus, disposed of.
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- Demo "32_PrintStringListAsRTF" is added, demonstrates
printing the RTF from TStringList.
- Serious errors with processing of the print variables in TprReport and TprTxReport are fixed.
- "Range check error" exception occurs when project is compiled with option "Range check". Fixed.
- AV occurs in this scenario:
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4. Delete objects in this new designer which are selected in designer panel.
5. Close designer
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1. Set TprReport.Copies to some value (3,4,10 etc).
2. Call TprReport.SetupPrintOptions method
3. The dialog displays 1 copy to print.
This bug depends on type of printer. Fixed.


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Arsenal news: Raul Sanllehi and Edu's Unai Emery decision, Mauricio Pochettino's stance on job
All the latest news coming out of Arsenal Football Club as Emery feels the pressure
by Joe DoyleIt was another weekend without a win for Unai Emery and Arsenal.
And the pressure is only going to mount on the Spaniard's shoulders.
It is now five games without a win in the Premier League, and it was almost an extremely embarrassing weekend for the Gunners.
Alexandre Lacazette struck a 96th minute equaliser to spare Arsenal's blushes against a Southampton side in the bottom three.
There is nowhere to hide for Emery or his players, as we enter a hectic run of fixtures both domestically and in Europe.
Here we round-up all of the biggest Arsenal stories from the past 24 hours, with plenty of focus on Emery's future.
Raul Sanllehi and Edu's decision
Unai Emery's job is on the line.
Although that is not what directors Raul Sanllehi and Vinai Venkatesham have said of late.
Prior to the international break, Emery was given a vote of confidence from the duo, with a statement saying they had full faith in the Spaniard to turn things around.
A draw with Southampton will not have helped in that regard though.
Could they really change their minds just one match later?
The duo have apparently made a decision about Emery's future .
Pires' verdict on Emery
Arsenal legend Robert Pires says that the Gunners are "in big trouble" - and everyone at the club knows it.
He also went on to give a verdict on Unai Emery's future at the club.
Emery's admission
Unai Emery says he takes full responsibility for Arsenal's poor form and admits he has to do personally do better to improve results.
Aubameyang agrees with fans
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang says he can understand why the Arsenal fans decided to boo their side off the pitch after the 2-2 draw against Southampton.
Pochettino's stance on job
A look at what Mauricio Pochettino has said about managing Arsenal, following reports that he could be targeted if Arsenal decide to remove Unai Emery.


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ELEPHANT DEATHS: ARE KERELA AND BOTSWANA IN THE SAME BOAT?
The inhuman behaviour of killing the animals cruelly is getting increased day-by-day. With what has happened recently in Palakkad district of Kerala, India, furious reactions of people have taken the social media like a storm. The political controversies regarding the case have made several things to come to light. One of the things which needs to be focused is that the killing of elephants reaches up to the 600 mark every year. However, this case has crossed the limits of inhumanity.
A shocking and heart breaking news flashed over the social media, on 27 May, that a pregnant elephant was fed a pineapple which was stuffed with explosives. After keeping it the pineapple in her mouth, the crackers exploded which damaged her jaw. Because of this reason, she got many injuries and went into a river due to the excruciating pain. In the end, she died in the river while standing there.
The incident of Kerala has been matched with the Botswana case where such happenings are approved by the ministers. In the Botswana area, hundreds of elephants were found dead this July with the reasons unknown. Similar cases were found in the year 2015 where the satellite images captured the dead elephants around a pond.
2020 has been a drastic year for all the living beings. Each one is facing life-threatening situations which is making them vulnerable and pitiful. While the people of Kerala stated that the elephants were a threat to their agricultural living, the people of Botswana found the population of elephants troublesome on the same grounds. But does that mean we are entitled to take the lives?
With a tremendous increase in the population of Africa’s Botswana, which claim to have a stronghold over the remaining population of the elephants of the continent, a strong escalated struggle for space started some time back. The people demanded land but could not gain it due to the equal amount of forests and the huge number of elephants residing in it. While some people saw them at odds, some saw them as destroyer of their livelihoods.
Since the communities were struggling to co-exist with the elephants, issue took a political turn. Under the political controversies which were spreading to each and every year all around the world, Mokgweetsi Masisi, the president, lifted the ban on hunting of elephants in Botswana in order to reduce their number and generate income from that. But under the case of Kerala, the way ministers are giving statements that each and everyone will get punished, is that what they will actually implement?
Every year, thousands of animals are killed, both legally and illegally, all around the world for their body parts such as tusks, teeth and so on. Such cases came out in 2018 Botswana case where 90 elephants were found dead, being a victim of brutality, as when the bodies were examined, their teeth were missing. The green flag to hunt the animals have led to a drastic decrease in their numbers and an increase in the number of smuggling cases. Based on sources, it is said that nearly 2 Lakh cases of smuggling of animals has taken place the previous year in the Sawana region.
The collected data of Indian forest Department shows that the Kerala holds more than 150 deaths alone every year. Maneka Gandhi, after the brutal incident of elephant killing came forward, claimed that over 600 elephants are killed in the particular district every year.
2 FACES OF A STORY
If we compare the two situations, i.e. of Botswana and Kerala, we come across two points which may or may not be directly visible.
The politicization of every issue has led to the to the shifting of focus of main agenda which gets trapped into the political controversies. No consequences and no outcomes are suggested after the political controversies in most of the cases.
People think of themselves as the supreme authority in this mortal world. Yes, not advanced but supreme. They command the rights to take the lives of other living beings for their own desires.
Is this what is the sole conclusion for everything? Does this situation have an answer? Do we have to assume the conclusion that if the discrimination is sharp even in the human kind, then animals are not a match? There are several questions which need to be answered. There is no claim which we can make. What we can do is to analyze and keep it within ourselves. But is this the end? We need to wait and just see to this long-road to analyze whether the road is to development or to doom.
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After 5 unbeaten games that's taken us to the brink of safety, the rejuvenated Yeltz lost 1-0 away at King's Lynn. Despite having a good majority of the play, without wonderchild Ian Aldridge we struggled to convert our possession into goals and went down to a King's Lynn winner just after half-time.
In other games, losses for Rothwell and Atherstone (6-0 at Grantham) means those two will now definitely finish in the relegation zone - I hesitate to say are relegated after what's happened over the last few seasons. At the top, Boston still need a couple of points to finally clinch a well deserved title.
Just four games left now, starting with the visit of in-trouble Gloucester to The Grove on Saturday. A win for us would definitely make us safe and would just about send them down so it should be an "interesting" affair.


Class MetricStore
- java.lang.Object
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- org.apache.nemo.runtime.master.metric.MetricStore
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public final class MetricStore extends java.lang.Object
MetricStore stores metric data which will be used by web visualize interface, logging, and so on. All metric classes should be JSON-serializable byObjectMapper
.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
dumpAllMetricToFile(java.lang.String filePath)
Same as dumpAllMetricToJson(), but this will save it to the file.java.lang.String
dumpAllMetricToJson()
Dumps JSON-serialized string of all stored metric.<T extends Metric>
java.lang.StringdumpMetricToJson(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass)
Dumps JSON-serialized string of specific metric.<T extends Metric>
java.lang.Class<T>getMetricClassByName(java.lang.String className)
Get the metric class by its name.<T extends Metric>
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>getMetricMap(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass)
Fetch metric map by its metric class instance.<T extends Metric>
TgetMetricWithId(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass, java.lang.String id)
Fetch metric by its metric class instance and its id.<T extends Metric>
TgetOrCreateMetric(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass, java.lang.String id)
Same as getMetricWithId(), but if there is no such metric, it will try to create new metric object using its constructor, which takes an id as a parameter.static MetricStore
getStore()
Getter for singleton instance.static MetricStore
newInstance()
Static class for creating a new instance.<T extends Metric>
voidputMetric(T metric)
Store a metric object.void
saveOptimizationMetricsToDB(java.lang.String address, java.lang.String jobId, java.lang.String dbId, java.lang.String dbPasswd)
Save the job metrics for the optimization to the DB, in the form of LibSVM, to a remote DB, if applicable.<T extends Metric>
voidtriggerBroadcast(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass, java.lang.String id)
Send changed metric data toMetricBroadcaster
, which will broadcast it to all active WebSocket sessions.
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Method Detail
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getStore
public static MetricStore getStore()
Getter for singleton instance.- Returns:
- MetricStore object.
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newInstance
public static MetricStore newInstance()
Static class for creating a new instance.- Returns:
- a new MetricStore instance.
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getMetricClassByName
public <T extends Metric> java.lang.Class<T> getMetricClassByName(java.lang.String className)
Get the metric class by its name.- Type Parameters:
T
- type of the metric.- Parameters:
className
- the name of the class.- Returns:
- the class of the type of the metric.
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putMetric
public <T extends Metric> void putMetric(T metric)
Store a metric object. Metric object should implementMetric
interface. This method will store a metric into aMap
, which have metric's id as its key.- Type Parameters:
T
- class of metric- Parameters:
metric
- metric object.
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getMetricWithId
public <T extends Metric> T getMetricWithId(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass, java.lang.String id)
Fetch metric by its metric class instance and its id.- Type Parameters:
T
- class of metric- Parameters:
metricClass
- class instance of metric.id
- metric id, which can be fetched by getPlanId() method.- Returns:
- a metric object.
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getMetricMap
public <T extends Metric> java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getMetricMap(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass)
Fetch metric map by its metric class instance.- Type Parameters:
T
- class of metric- Parameters:
metricClass
- class instance of metric.- Returns:
- a metric object.
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getOrCreateMetric
public <T extends Metric> T getOrCreateMetric(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass, java.lang.String id)
Same as getMetricWithId(), but if there is no such metric, it will try to create new metric object using its constructor, which takes an id as a parameter.- Type Parameters:
T
- class of metric- Parameters:
metricClass
- class of metric.id
- metric id, which can be fetched by getPlanId() method.- Returns:
- a metric object. If there was no such metric, newly create one.
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dumpMetricToJson
public <T extends Metric> java.lang.String dumpMetricToJson(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass) throws java.io.IOException
Dumps JSON-serialized string of specific metric.- Type Parameters:
T
- type of the metric to dump- Parameters:
metricClass
- class of metric.- Returns:
- dumped JSON string of all metric.
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- when failed to write json.
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dumpAllMetricToJson
public java.lang.String dumpAllMetricToJson() throws java.io.IOException
Dumps JSON-serialized string of all stored metric.- Returns:
- dumped JSON string of all metric.
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- when failed to write file.
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dumpAllMetricToFile
public void dumpAllMetricToFile(java.lang.String filePath)
Same as dumpAllMetricToJson(), but this will save it to the file.- Parameters:
filePath
- path to dump JSON.
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saveOptimizationMetricsToDB
public void saveOptimizationMetricsToDB(java.lang.String address, java.lang.String jobId, java.lang.String dbId, java.lang.String dbPasswd)
Save the job metrics for the optimization to the DB, in the form of LibSVM, to a remote DB, if applicable. The metrics are as follows: the JCT (duration), and the IR DAG execution properties.- Parameters:
address
- Address to the DB.jobId
- Job ID, of which we record the metrics.dbId
- the ID of the DB.dbPasswd
- the Password to the DB.
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triggerBroadcast
public <T extends Metric> void triggerBroadcast(java.lang.Class<T> metricClass, java.lang.String id)
Send changed metric data toMetricBroadcaster
, which will broadcast it to all active WebSocket sessions. This method should be called manually if you want to send changed metric data to the frontend client. Also this method is synchronized.- Type Parameters:
T
- type of the metric to broadcast- Parameters:
metricClass
- class of the metric.id
- id of the metric.
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losses¶
Losses to be used in seq2seq models
loss¶
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class
losses.loss.
Loss
(params, model, name='loss')[source]¶ Bases:
object
Abstract class from which all losses must inherit.
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__init__
(params, model, name='loss')[source]¶ Loss constructor. Note that loss constructors should not modify TensorFlow graph, all graph construction should happen in the
self._compute_loss()
method.Parameters: - params (dict) – parameters describing the loss.
All supported parameters are listed in
get_required_params()
,get_optional_params()
functions. - model (instance of a class derived from
Model
) – parent model that created this loss. Could be None if no model access is required for the use case. - name (str) – name for loss variable scope.
Config parameters:
- dtype — data dtype. Could be either
tf.float16
ortf.float32
.
- params (dict) – parameters describing the loss.
All supported parameters are listed in
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_cast_types
(input_dict)[source]¶ This function performs automatic cast of all inputs to the loss dtype.
Parameters: input_dict (dict) – dictionary passed to self._compute_loss()
method.Returns: same as input_dict, but with all Tensors cast to the loss dtype. Return type: dict
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_compute_loss
(input_dict)[source]¶ This is the main function which should construct loss graph. Typically, loss will take decoder-produced logits as an input and return a singleton loss tensor.
Parameters: input_dict (dict) – dictionary containing loss inputs. If the loss is used with
models.encoder_decoder
class,input_dict
will have the following content:{ "decoder_output": dictionary returned from decoder.decode() method "target_tensors": data_layer.input_tensors['target_tensors'] }
Returns: singleton loss tensor. This tensor will be computed independently for each GPU batch and then averaged ( reduce_mean
) over the number of GPUs (or Horovod workers).
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compute_loss
(input_dict)[source]¶ Wrapper around
self._compute_loss()
method. Here name and dtype are set in the variable scope and thenself._compute_loss()
method is called.Parameters: input_dict (dict) – see self._compute_loss()
docs.Returns: see self._compute_loss()
docs.
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static
get_optional_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of optional parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that can be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
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static
get_required_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of required parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that have to be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
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name
¶ Loss name.
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params
¶ Parameters used to construct the loss (dictionary).
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ctc_loss¶
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class
losses.ctc_loss.
CTCLoss
(params, model, name='ctc_loss')[source]¶ Bases:
losses.loss.Loss
Implementation of the CTC loss.
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__init__
(params, model, name='ctc_loss')[source]¶ CTC loss constructor.
See parent class for arguments description.
Config parameters:
- mask_nan (bool) — whether to mask nans in the loss output. Defaults to True.
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_compute_loss
(input_dict)[source]¶ CTC loss graph construction.
Expects the following inputs:
input_dict = { }
Parameters: input_dict (dict) – input dictionary that has to contain the following fields:
input_dict = { "decoder_output": { "logits": tensor, shape [batch_size, time length, tgt_vocab_size] "src_length": tensor, shape [batch_size] }, "target_tensors": [ tgt_sequence (shape=[batch_size, time length, num features]), tgt_length (shape=[batch_size]) ] }
Returns: averaged CTC loss.
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static
get_optional_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of optional parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that can be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
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sequence_loss¶
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class
losses.sequence_loss.
BasicSequenceLoss
(params, model, name='basic_sequence_loss')[source]¶ Bases:
losses.loss.Loss
Basic sequence-to-sequence loss. This one does not use one-hot encodings
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__init__
(params, model, name='basic_sequence_loss')[source]¶ Constructor.
Parameters: params (dict) – dictionary with loss parameters. Should contain the following: * tgt_vocab_size: Target vocabulary size * batch_size_per_gpu: Size of the per-worker batch * offset_target_by_one: (default: True). Keep it true for auto-regressive models * average_across_timestep: (default: False). If True, will average
loss across timesteps, else it will sum across timesteps- do_mask: (default: True) whether to mask based on tgt_lengths (which is passed as part of loss_input_dict to compute_loss and has to be not None then)
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_compute_loss
(input_dict)[source]¶ Computes cross entropy based sequence-to-sequence loss.
Parameters: input_dict (dict) – - inputs to compute loss::
- {
- “logits”: logits tensor of shape [batch_size, T, dim] “target_sequence”: tensor of shape [batch_size, T] “tgt_lengths”: tensor of shape [batch_size] or None
}
Returns: Singleton loss tensor
-
static
get_optional_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of optional parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that can be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
-
static
get_required_params
()[source]¶ Static method with description of required parameters.
Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that have to be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
-
-
class
losses.sequence_loss.
CrossEntropyWithSmoothing
(params, model, name='cross_entropy_with_smoothing')[source]¶ Bases:
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Softmax cross entropy loss with label smoothing. This one uses one-hot encodings for labels.
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__init__
(params, model, name='cross_entropy_with_smoothing')[source]¶ Constructor.
Parameters: params (dict) – dictionary with loss parameters. Should contain the following:
- tgt_vocab_size: Target vocabulary size
- batch_size_per_gpu: Size of the per-worker batch
- offset_target_by_one: (default: True). Keep it true for auto-regressive models
- do_mask: (default: True) whether to mask based on tgt_lengths (which is passed as part of loss_input_dict to compute_loss and has to be not None then)
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(input_dict)[source]¶ Computes cross entropy based sequence-to-sequence loss with label smoothing.
Parameters: input_dict (dict) – - inputs to compute loss::
- {
- “logits”: logits tensor of shape [batch_size, T, dim] “target_sequence”: tensor of shape [batch_size, T] “tgt_lengths”: tensor of shape [batch_size] or None
}
Returns: Singleton loss tensor
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static
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Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that can be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
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Returns: Dictionary containing all the parameters that have to be included into the params
parameter of the class__init__()
method.Return type: dict
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PaddedCrossEntropyLossWithSmoothing
(params, model, name='padded_cross_entropy_with_smoothing')[source]¶ Bases:
losses.loss.Loss
cross_entropy_loss¶
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class
losses.cross_entropy_loss.
CrossEntropyLoss
(params, model, name='cross_entropy_loss')[source]¶ Bases:
losses.loss.Loss
Implementation of the usual cross_entropy loss with softmax.
tacotron_loss¶
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class
losses.tacotron_loss.
TacotronLoss
(params, model, name='tacotron_loss')[source]¶ Bases:
losses.loss.Loss
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_compute_loss
(input_dict)[source]¶ Computes loss according to the tacotron 2 paper.
Parameters: input_dict (dict) – inputs to compute loss. Contains:
- ”decoder_output”: dicionary containing:
- ”outputs”: array containing [
- decoder_predictions: spectrogram predicted by the decoder rnn of shape [batch, time, feats]
- post_net_predictions: spectrogram after adding the residual corrections from the post net of shape [batch, time, feats]
- stop_token_predictions: stop_token predictions of shape [batch, time, 1]
]
- ”target_tensors”: array containing [
- spec: the true spectrogram of shape [batch, time, feats]
- stop_token: the stop_token of shape [batch, time]
]
Returns: Singleton loss tensor
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ffmpegGUI is a graphical interface to help constructing the commandline for ffmpeg to encode/convert video files. You can also encode files directly with ffmpegGUI and avoid having to open Terminal to paste the assembled ffmpeg commandline. You can also create encoding jobs to process them all in a batch later.
You start by selecting the source file, either via drag and drop, a click on
, or by opening a video directly with ffmpegGUI from its context menu in Tracker. Below the file path, you'll see media info about the source: codecs, resolution, framerate, bitrates, duration etc.Choosing the source automatically sets the output file to the same name with the container format's extension, by default ".avi". You can change the output filename and format, of course.
In the below, the video bitrate, framerate and resolution and audio bitrate, sampling rate and channel count also get automatically filled with the source file's properties. They are a good basis for the changes you may want to make before converting.
The play buttons "⯈" will open the source - and once created, the output - in your preferred media player.
Once you've configured all options (see below), you either click Job manager below).
to begin encoding, or choose from the menu (seeWhile encoding, the
button becomes , letting you abort the encoding process. Activate the checkbox to the right of progress bar as an additional finishing notification.Options
Deactivating the checkmark
allows you to completely remove the video or audio track from the encoding.The
menu offers all available codecs. Choosing will use the same settings as the input file. This is also called "transcoding", as this saves the very CPU intensive and time consuming process of encoding, as it just makes a perfect copy of the track.You can change
and and activate the checkbox to .The rest of the options for the audio track work similarly.
Every change you make is immediately reflected in the ffmpeg commandline below the options. If, for example, you need an audio bitrate that's not available from the menu, you can look for the corresponding parameter in the commandline and manually change the value.
Note, however, that any further change you make in the options will re-create the commandline and overwrite your manual additions. Manual tweaking should therefore always be the last step before encoding!
Cropping
The tab
is only active if you actually process the video track, so you won't be able to enter any cropping values while the video codec is . shows a frame of the source video:fetches another random frame of the video if the one currently displayed isn't suitable.
You can set the amount of pixels to cut off from the
, , and . An overlayed box illustrates how the picture will be cropped.zeroes the coordinates.
Log
You'll find the output of the ffmpeg command in this
tab. Mostly, it's just the progress output that's also shown as a bar at the bottom of the window. But if something should go wrong, you'll find the error message here as well.Job manager
If you have not just a single video to process, you can opt to configure each encoding first and queue it in a list of jobs, instead of encoding every file separately by clicking
and waiting for it to finish.To create a job from the current settings, you choose
from the menu. The same menu has an item to which opens this window:will begin to encode all jobs in the list, from top to bottom. Similar to the main window, it'll change to when the encoding is in progress.
You can change the order of the jobs by sorting the columns, or move a single job up or down by selecting it and clicking the
or buttons at the bottom.
removes all successfully encoded jobs.
You can also just encode the currently selected job, easiest with a right-click on a job and selecting
.Double-clicking a single job will do the intuitive thing, depending on its status: If it's Waiting it'll start encoding it, if it's Running it aborts it, if it's Error it opens its log, if it's Finished it plays back the output file.
You can send a job back to the main window to change its settings by selecting a job and choosing
from the context menu. That will remove the job from the job manager. Once you're done with tweaking the options in the main window, just do an there, and it's back in the list of jobs.ffmpegGUI will save all unfinished jobs when it's quit, so you can continue when you're back.
Download
ffmpegGUI is directly available through HaikuDepot from the HaikuPorts repository. You can also build it yourself using Haikuporter. The source is hosted at GitHub.
Bugreports & Feedback
Please use GitHub's issue tracker if you experience unusual difficulties or have other suggestions. You can help translating ffmpegGUI at Polyglot.
History
1.2 - 25-04-2023:
- Added job manager
- Added cropping preview and moved to own tab
- Save/Restore window position
- New "ffmpegGUI" menu for Quit, About, Help, FFmpeg docs
- Added help documentation
- Changed PCM codec option to pcm_s16be (which is expected by the MPG container)
- Removed translations below 80% finished (ca, es-419, id, pt_BR, ru)
1.1 - 19-02-2023:
- Polished GUI
- Improved codec/container format selection
- Adopting source settings as sensible defaults for encoding parameters
- Fixed commandline generation
- Info on source media
- Added progress bar and notifications
- Optional playback when finished
- Encodings can be aborted
- Play buttons for source and output file
- Quick copy of command line
- Added translations
- Nice vector icon by Handmaus


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the stats overview on top of the Battlelog has got only 4 shotcuts (stats, assignments, dogtags and unlocks),
it would be nice if there were shotcuts to your weapons, vehicles and awards, too
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Sounds good. Will give it a try.


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TkWiCe is a high featured, easy to use, multilingual, free and open source software application for wine cellar management. It provides a fast overview of your wine bottles.
The software is written in native Tcl/Tk, so it works on all known operating systems (like Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X etc.).
TkWiCe is mostly programmed on a machine running FreeBSD. It is so far known to run on any Windows, Mac OS X (ugly), Linux or FreeBSD operating systems.
A UTF8 encoding file system is recommended - otherwise a few rare characters you may add to the database cannot be written correctly to the hard disk (but: TkWiCe will remain fully applicable).
There is a install wizard ("setup.tcl") shipped with this softare - use it. Otherwise just copy the program directory somewhere you want it, and execute "tkwice.tcl" (in fact there is no installation necessary). If you need advice in a installation by hand, there is a manual in the main directory of the software archive.
TkWiCe is not designed to be the fastest database - instead every wine gets an own plain text file with everything in it (the photos are of course separated - they aren't plain text). The advantages: You can build up own scripts to complete TkWiCe with functions you are missing, and as the content can be read out even without TkWiCe, everything is as "future-sure" as possible.
As a result of own plain text files the maximum amount of datasets is a) limited to the filesystem you are using, and b) to 999.999 different wines. That's every day another wine in the next 2.740 years - I think this should be enough (if it's not and you need a real database behind, it shouldn't be a problem for you to pay me for such an interface). Also the maximum amount of bottles of each wine is 999. To solve this "problem" you also could pay me - six really great bottles shouldn't be a problem for someone with such a wine cellar ;)
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Started to write TkWiCe from scratch as a platform-independent program (and without a clue about programming) in June 2006, because there was no acceptable wine cellar software running on FreeBSD.
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The author rarely goes on holiday, owns none huge or expensive wine cellar, drives only a small car and is low paid. IF YOU REALLY LIKE THIS LITTLE PROGRAM, and as the author never wastes thoughts about getting rich (should I?), and spents far to much time on this project, it would be a nice thing to get some prop to go on:
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I had been aware of scullcap as a plant with psychoactive qualitys for around a year before I finally found some growing wild. In the mean time I had picked a few different plants that I had misidentified as skullcap only to get them home and realise. Being of the labiate family, I have mistook several varieties of mint, woundwort and dead hen bit, for skullcap. Some notes on identifying:
1. Once I've actually come across one, I wont mistake it. Its flower heads are unique.
2. The smell is a good indicator - skullcap has a very faint scent that is slighly sweet. Other labiates tend to have very strong scents.
3. Skullcaps tend to grow in wet, shady places such as pond sides, marshes, etc.
Having found a supply of skullcap growing wild I took about half of the plants growing there, and left the others so there would be a supply next year. I set to drying them out, but a few days after collecting I decided to roll a joint of the still damp leaves to test it out, I mixed it with tobacco to ensure it burned.
before I go any further I should say that I had heard reports comparing skullcap with high strengh marajauna. I was sceptical of this - if it was that good why wasn't everyone doing it? So perhaps I was a little gun-ho in my approach to it, but I've tried that many supposededly psychoactive plants that didn't have an effect or I practically had to consume a field of the stuff for a mild buzz.
Anywise, I lit the skullcap joint, it was a very pleasent first drag, a sweet, woody smoke, a little harsh perhaps. The effects became apparent immediately. I felt very relaxed, lightheaded, a little giddy, but it was very different from a marajuana high. I got an instintive feel that this was a plant that is best smoked outside, in a quite spot, woodland or the like. It was like the plant was telling me that is where it was meant to be smoked.
This initial sensation of relaxation soon turned into sedation. I had difficulty lifting the joint to my mouth. I managed to smoke about two thirds of the joint. I was still able to talk, or mutter to my wife (or I think I was still able to talk) but I have no recollection of what I was saying. I went to bed and fell into a very deep sleep for about twelve hours during which I had many dreams. The dreams themselves were not unusual as dreams go, it was simply the profusion of them. Towards the end of the sleep I kept waking, feeling grumpy, then falling straight back asleep.  When I finally got up, I felt deeply rested and relaxed and happy.
It is definitely a plant I will further experiment with, although I will be a bit more respectful in the future. A very pleasent and different experience.
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We are pleased to announce that we have a new application in OsmAnd family. This application helps to see your contacts on the map in OsmAnd. It has a social aspect; you need to have contacts, that's why it was challenging for us to choose the platform to build it on.
We have chosen Telegram as the most open social platform since it has an Open API, Open SDK and, moreover, it will eventually have an Open Server implementation (Blockchain).
It is important that we have a great level of interoperability between the applications. You can easily exchange your location with your contacts without having 'Telegram mobile app' (OsmAnd Online GPS Tracker is an independent telegram client) and, the other way around, your contacts should not necessarily have OsmAnd Online GPS Tracker in order to see your location.
We designed OsmAnd Online GPS Tracker so you could still use your Telegram app and OsmAnd app naturally without flaws.
The application sends the Live Location messages to the selected chats for the time you specified, displays a list of your contacts and groups, and checks the chats for the presence of the messages with a location, which are then displayed on the map in OsmAnd. The application does not send or view your text messages.
Log in using your phone number registered in Telegram to enable the following:There are several settings for managing the frequency of sharing locations and controlling the display of the locations sent to you.
Send my location — allows you to set the interval for sending your position from once per second (for increasing accuracy) to once in 5 minutes (for reducing power consumption).
Not moving — allows you to set the time (from 1 minute to 1 hour) after which the location of your contact will be considered outdated. If the location becomes outdated, the position becomes gray.
Location history — allows setting the time (from 5 minutes to 24 hours) after which the contact with the deleted location will be hidden from the list and the OsmAnd map.
Send location as - allows you to make a selection of the category of sending a message about your location in Telegram (3 types of sending): text, map, text and map.
Buffer expiration time - allows you to choose time to keep saving points in the buffer.
Background work - allows you to change battery optimization settings to stabilize location sharing.
Units & formats - allows you to add settings for units and formats. Now you can choose your comfortable values for Telegram messages during sharing location.
Appearance - allows you to show the number of GPS points received from other contacts, as well as sent by you.
Privacy - use proxy inside of OsmAnd Tracker. Go to Settings and write your proxy data: Settings-> Privacy-> Proxy Settings
GPS settings - set settings of points. If you stay at one place some time without moving, for example, your points don't send and your GPX track will be nicer.
Share location as - if you want to connect several devices to one Telegram account, you need to click "Add device" and name the device.
The OsmAnd Connect setting allows you to select the version of OsmAnd in which your contacts with the position will be displayed on the map.
On this screen you can see your contacts from Telegram. You can choose one or more of its and set parametres of sharing and start to share your location.
After the first start, you see Suggested list of contacts. What is it?  You can click only once to continue sharing your location with these contacts.
Time of sharing is your last choosing sharing time for contact.
When you start sharing, you can see in the "My location" screen your Suggested list and button "Back to OsmAnd".
 Click to the contact and look at it on OsmAnd map.
It's very useful to see distance, speed, and angle movement of your contacts at OsmAnd map and text in Telegram. You can understand at once where and how your contact move.
This is the third tab in the application. It is possible to choose the day when you would like to see the history of the location shared with you. When selected, the contacts that showed their location on the selected day are displayed.
Monitoring allows you to collect information in the background when your contacts share it. To do this, you must enable it.
To view all information about contact location, click on the contact's icon, or open the GPX track in OsmAnd and study the track in more detail (read more here). You can also share the GPX track for the selected period: by sending it to mail or any instant messenger.
You can see the online moving of your contacts on the map of OsmAnd with online GPS-track. For this, you should switch on "Live" at your contact in "Timeline". If there are many sharing contacts at this moment OsmAnd app chooses the color of tracks by random.
When you click "Show in OsmAnd" or mini-map you can choose special settings for GPX-track your contact in OsmAnd app and see it live moving with track on OsmAnd map.
If you don't have data collected on the selected day there is a special notification on the screen. You can go to select the nearest date with one click.
For viewing the Widget you should turn OsmAnd Tracker plugin on first. After that, the Widget will be in the upper-right corner of the OsmAnd screen with the signature "Start".
To switch off it, you can go to the General menu->Configure screen (OsmAnd version 3.6).
The Widget has few appearances. At first, it is "Start". When you click "Start" you go to Online OsmAnd Tracker, where you can choose any contacts or click to Suggested contacts.
When you start sharing your location the Widget changes appearance.
The green smile "OK" means that your location is being shared now.
It's mean that everything is ok. The sharing does not have any issues.
The orange smile "OK" means that your location cannot be sent. There are issues with the Internet or with GPS connection.
If you don't have an internet connection for a long time, your buffer in OsmAnd Tracker saves points of your location. The Widget in OsmAnd changes its appearance. It starts to show the time of the buffer filling how long the buffer is keeping points of your location.
As soon as your internet connection is restored, points from the buffer are sent. The Widget in OsmAnd changes its appearance and minutes in the Widget are reduced. When all points from the buffer are sent to Telegram, the Widget is displayed as a green smile.
In OsmAnd, you can see that the Widget has a green smile. It's mean that everything is ok. The sharing process does not have any issues.
We have also prepared a Telegram bot called 'OsmAnd Assistant,' so you can integrate OsmAnd Telegram with 3rd party trackers or APIs. Hence, you can not only share your location but also the locations of your bicycle or a group of individuals taking part in racing which is available via API, and OsmAnd Telegram will make sure you have a nice presentation of locations on the map in OsmAnd itself.
Please share with us what you think about this new app on Twitter and other social channels.
To view the GPS positions of contacts on the map, you need the latest version of OsmAnd or OsmAnd+. The minimum supported version of OsmAnd or OsmAnd+ is 3.0.4.
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2 arrested for disorderly conduct while armed after bringing guns to 'fistfight,' police say
by Stephen CohnMADISON, Wis. - Two people were arrested on tentative charges of disorderly conduct while armed Tuesday night, Madison police said.
According to an incident report, Larry T. Spinks, 34, and Lakisha M. Crawford, 31, were arrested after DeForest police officers and Dane County Sheriff's deputies performed a high-risk traffic stop in the DeForest area, where the suspects live.
Officials said people arrived in three separate cars to the 4000 block of East Washington Avenue shortly before 8 p.m.
The report said one car had a man and woman from Sun Prairie. They reportedly called police when they realized the other people involved brought two guns and a pipe to what they thought was a "fistfight," according to the report.
Police said the two other cars drove away after police were called.
Madison police said they searched Spknks' and Crawford's car and found two pipes and a loaded handgun.
The driver of the other car, who the victims said also brought a gun to the fight, remains at large, according to the report.


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Extended regular expressions (ERE-s) are used in several places in the LDM system -- primarily as a pattern for matching
The official description of ERE-s can be found at http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/7908799/xbd/re.html#tag_007_004 .
An excellent tool for determining a matching ERE from example text can be found at http://txt2re.com.
Here is an incomplete summary of ERE syntax:
Text:.
Any single character[
chars]
Character class: One of chars[^
chars]
Character class: None of chars text1|
text2 Alternative: text1 or text2 Quantifiers:?
0 or 1 of the preceding text*
0 or N of the preceding text (N > 0)+
1 or N of the preceding text (N > 1){M,N}
M through N of the preceding text (either may be missing) Grouping:(
text)
Grouping of text (either to set the borders of an alternative or for making backreferences where the Nth group can be used in a pqact PIPE action with (for example)\
N) Anchors:^
Start of string anchor$
End of string anchor Escaping:\
char escape that particular character (for instance to specify the characters ".[]()
" etc.)
Don't use ERE-s with a ".*" prefix because:
The inefficiency of pathological ERE-s can be seen by using the UNIX® time utility with the LDM's regex utility. First the non-pathological case:
The above indicates that ten-thousand comparisons of the given string against the ERE took 0.04 seconds of user-time.$ time regex -n 10000 \ -s 'lksjdfklsdjfkljsdfkljsdljfsdlkjfdlskjfldjflkjsdflkjsdflkjsd' \ "some-sort-of-pattern" no match real 0m0.044s user 0m0.040s sys 0m0.000s
The timing of the corresponding pathological ERE is much different:
The above took 17.72 seconds of user-time, meaning that the non-pathological ERE is 443 times more efficient than the pathological one.


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min year: max year:


An API which enables a developer to manage external resources in Hippo CMS.
We currently only support MediaMosa video platform integration.
The code of this project is on GitHub at https://github.com/onehippo-forge/external-resources/.
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