Load packages
library(tidyverse)
library(emojifont)
library(showtext)
library(ggpubr)
Pictogram waffle plot
A Pictogram may be defined as a (statistical) diagram using icons or similar “iconic” graphics to illstrate stuff. The waffle plot (see this post) is a nice object where to combine waffle and pictorgrams. Originally, this post was inspired by HRBRMSTR waffle package, see this post, but I could not get it running.
Maybe the easiest way is to work through an example (spoiler: see below for what we’re heading at).
Choose pictrograms
Say, we are looking for pictorgram related to persons. We can take advantage of the following functions to look up pictrogram from Font Awesome:
search_fontawesome("fa-person")
#> character(0)
search_fontawesome("fa-man")
#> character(0)
No luck; let’s check the cheatsheet of Font Awesome.
Note that we need to prefix fa-
for the pictograms’ (also called “glyphs”) names.
The cheatsheet told me that this would work:
fa1 <- fontawesome(c("fa-user"))
fa2 <- fontawesome(c("fa-female", "fa-male"))
Font Awesome Free Licence
Free!
From the Licence Page:
Font Awesome Free is free, open source, and GPL friendly. You can use it for commercial projects, open source projects, or really almost whatever you want.
Icons — CC BY 4.0 License
In the Font Awesome Free download, the CC BY 4.0 license applies to all icons packaged as .svg and .js files types.
Fonts — SIL OFL 1.1 License
In the Font Awesome Free download, the SIL OFL license applies to all icons packaged as web and desktop font files.
Code — MIT License
In the Font Awesome Free download, the MIT license applies to all non-font and non-icon files.
Attribution
Attribution is required by MIT, SIL OFL, and CC BY licenses. Downloaded Font Awesome Free files already contain embedded comments with sufficient attribution, so you shouldn’t need to do anything additional when using these files normally.
We’ve kept attribution comments terse, so we ask that you do not actively work to remove them from files, especially code. They’re a great way for folks to learn about Font Awesome.
Make up some data
set.seed(42)
d <- crossing(x = 1:10,
y = 1:10) %>%
mutate(label = sample(x = c(rep(1, 20), rep(0, 80))) %>% as.factor()) %>%
mutate(label2 = c(rep(1, 20), rep(0, 80)) %>% as.factor(),
label3 = c(sample(x = c(rep(1, 10), rep(0, 40))),
sample(x = c(rep(1, 10), rep(0, 40)))),
group = c(rep(fa2[1], 50), rep(fa2[2], 50))) %>%
mutate(label3 = as.factor(label3),
label4 = rep(1, 100) %>%
as.factor())
That dataframe looks complex, but don’t worry, we’ll cover each part turn in turn.
Showtext
We will use the package showtext
to render the icons. I found that this works well. Note that showtext renders text in a special way (see vignette for more details), and this rendering in not compatible (as to yet) to RStudio’s rendering. Just save the output to a file, or open a X11
or quartz
window (depending on your operation system).
showtext_auto()
Plot 1
p1 <- ggplot(d, aes(x = x, y = y, color = label)) +
geom_tile(color = "white", size = .5, aes(fill = label), alpha = .2) +
theme_void() +
geom_text(family='fontawesome-webfont', size=8, label = fa1) +
scale_color_manual(label = c("nicht-gewählt", "gewählt"),
values = c("grey80", "#00998A"),
name = "") +
scale_fill_manual( values = c("grey80", "#00998A"))+
labs(title = "Zufallstichprobe") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
guides(fill = FALSE)
p1
More similar plots
p2 <- ggplot(d, aes(x = x, y = y, color = label2)) +
geom_tile(color = "white", size = .5, aes(fill = label2), alpha = .2) +
theme_void() +
geom_text(family='fontawesome-webfont', size = 8, label = fa1) +
scale_color_manual(label = c("nicht-gewählt", "gewählt"),
values = c("grey80", "#00998A"),
name = "") +
scale_fill_manual( values = c("grey80", "#00998A")) +
labs(title = "Gelegenheitsstichprobe") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
guides(fill = FALSE)
p3 <- ggplot(d, aes(x = x, y = y, color = label3)) +
geom_tile(color = "white", size = .5, aes(fill = label3), alpha = .2) +
theme_void() +
geom_text(family='fontawesome-webfont', size = 8, aes(label = group)) +
scale_color_manual(label = c("nicht-gewählt", "gewählt"),
values = c("grey80", "#00998A"),
name = "") +
scale_fill_manual( values = c("grey80", "#00998A")) +
labs(title = "Stratifizierte Stichprobe") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
guides(fill = FALSE) +
geom_vline(xintercept = 5.5, linetype = "dashed")
p4 <- ggplot(d, aes(x = x, y = y, color = label4)) +
geom_tile(color = "white", size = .5, fill = "#00998A", alpha = .2) +
theme_void() +
geom_text(family='fontawesome-webfont', size = 8, label = fontawesome("fa-user")) +
scale_color_manual(label = "gewählt",
values = "#00998A",
name = "") +
scale_fill_manual(values = "#00998A") +
labs(title = "Vollerhebung") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
guides(fill = FALSE)
Plot altogether
ggarrange(p1, p2, p3, p4, nrow = 2, ncol = 2)
Debrief
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Using numerical polynomial homotopy continuation one can find approximations to all solutions of a 0-dimensional polynomial system
* Newton’s method
* Blackbox solver for a square system
* Singular solutions
* Certification
needsPackage "NumericalAlgebraicGeometry"
Applied to a starting point sufficiently close to a regular solution of a square system Newton’s method converges to that solution quadratically.
CC[x,y,z]; F = polySystem {x^2+y^2+z^2-5,x+y-3,x^2+z-1}
P = point {{1.2,2.+0.2*ii,0.1*ii}}
for i from 1 to 10 do (
P = newton(F,P);
print (coordinates P, P.ErrorBoundEstimate);
)
If the solution is singular, the method converges slower and the number of correct digits obtained at a fixed machine precision is smaller.
CC[x,y,z]; F = polySystem {x^2+y^2+z^2-5,x+y-3,x^2+z^3-1}
P = point {{1.2,2.+0.2*ii,0.1*ii}}
for i from 1 to 10 do (
P = newton(F,P);
print (coordinates P, P.ErrorBoundEstimate);
)
numericalRank evaluate(jacobian F, P)
It is also possible to define an iteration of Newton’s method for an overdetermined system using Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse of the Jacobian.
CC[x,y]; F = polySystem {x^3+y^3-2,x^2+y^2-2,x+y-2}
P = point {{1.2,1.2+0.2*ii}}
for i from 1 to 10 do (
P = newton(F,P);
print (coordinates P, P.ErrorBoundEstimate);
)
One may attempt solving a square polynomial system using the blackbox solver.
R = CC[x,y];
F = {x^2+y^2-1, x*y};
sols = solveSystem F
Some information describing a quality of solution is stored in the Point object,
s = first sols; peek s
where some fields can be accessed by shortcut functions:
status s
coordinates s
Many tricks can be used to format the output:
VerticalList sols
clean_0.0001 matrix(sols/coordinates)
The blackbox solver employs a randomized algorithm that returns all solutions of a square system with probability one provided the system is 0-dimensional.
The total-degree homotopy is at the heart of the computation. Obtaining the start system and start solutions,
(G,solsG) = totalDegreeStartSystem F
the solver launches the segment homotopy tracker for
Ht = (1-t) G + γt F, t∈[0,1].
track(G,F,solsG,gamma=>random CC)
There are many optional parmaters that can be tuned in the tracker:
options track
Another outcome of tracking could be divergence (established heuristically). In that case the divergent paths are marked with an I (status is set to "Infinity").
F = {x^2+y^2-1, x-y};
track(G,F,solsG,gamma=>0.6+0.8*ii)
Some divergent paths as well as most of the paths ending in singular (multiplicity>1) or near-singular (clustered) solutions are marked with an M (status is set to "MinStepFailure").
F = {x^2+y^2-1, (x-y)^2};
track(G,F,solsG)
As we saw before, the tracking routine assumes regularity of a homotopy path and stops short of t=1 if the path end in a singular solution.
d = 3; F = {(x-2)^d,y-x+x^2-x^3}
solsF = track(G,F,solsG,gamma=>0.6+0.8*ii)
peek last solsF
There is a two-step procedure of processing singular solutions that consists of
(1) refining an approximation using homotopy endgame,
(2) regularizing (restoring quadratic convergence of Newton’s method) via deflation.
The Cauchy endgame utilizes Cauchy integral theorem in order to obtain a better approximation for a solution as a numerical approximation to a certain integral.
We create a segment homotopy
H = segmentHomotopy(polySystem G, polySystem (ii*F))
and track it to a value of t close, but not too close, to 1.
t0 = 0.99
solsT = trackSegment(H,0,t0,solsG)
x0 := first select(solsT, p->norm matrix p < 15)
Approximating a circle with a triangle and octagon we already get better approximations.
debug NumericalAlgebraicGeometry
endGame'Cauchy'polygon(H,1,t0,x0,3)
endGame'Cauchy'polygon(H,1,t0,x0,8)
(x1,winding'number) = endGame'Cauchy'polygon(H,1,t0,x0,16)
The following call performs one step deflation and returns the numerical rank of the Jacobian at the point.
sysF = polySystem F
P = point{x1}; r = deflate(sysF, P)
The deflated system can be inspected as follows:
peek sysF
sysF.Deflation#1
Another function makes sure as many deflation steps are performed as needed. For the running example, just one step suffices.
deflateInPlace(P,sysF)
peek P
Here is an example where two steps are necessary.
CC[x,y,z]; F = polySystem {x^3,y^3,x^2*y,z*(z-1)^2}
P = point {{0.000001, 0.000001*ii,1.000001-0.000001*ii}}
deflateInPlace(P,F)
peek P
The deflation sequence records the ranks of Jacobians (in this case of an original system and its first deflation).
P.DeflationSequence
To certify an approximation as a numerical zero associated to a regular solution of the system one may use Smale’s α-test.
QQ[x,y]; F = polySystem {x^2+y^2-2, x-y};
We shall show that point P is an approximate zero (associated to (1,1), an actual zero of F).
P = point {{101/100, 99/100}}
x0 = transpose matrix P
Most of the ingredients in the α-test will be squared to avoid computation of square roots. Define a function for the square of the Euclidean/Riemannian norm:
norm'2 = v -> sum(flatten entries v, x->x^2)
Find β2:
DF0 = evaluate(jacobian F,P);
invDF0 = inverse DF0;
beta'2 = norm'2 ( invDF0 * evaluate(F,P))
The Bombieri-Weyl norm is the norm on polynomials invariant under orthogonal/unitary transformations of coordinates.
normBW'2 = F -> sum(equations F, f->(
R := ring f;
RH := (coefficientRing R) monoid([gens R, symbol t]);
t := last gens RH;
sum(listForm homogenize(sub(f,RH),t), a->(
imc := product(a#0, d->d!) / (sum(a#0))!; -- inverse of multinomial coeff
imc*a#1*conjugate a#1
))
))
Find a bound for γ2:
deg = first@@degree \ equations F
Delta = diagonalMatrix apply(deg, d->d*(1+norm'2 x0)^(d-1))
mu'2 = (F,P) -> max { 1, normBW'2 F * norm'2(invDF0*Delta) } -- Frobenius norm used instead of operator norm
gamma'bound'2 = mu'2(F,P) * (max deg)^3 / (4 * (1 + norm'2 x0)^2)
Finally, if α< 0.157671 then we conclude that P is an approximate zero of F.
alpha'2 = beta'2 * gamma'bound'2
alpha'2 < (157671 / 1000000)^2
Note that all arithmetic operations involved above are exact, since the field ℚ is used. The same code works over any field allowed by the system. However, computing over inexact fields ℝ and C does not provide rigorous certification.


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--- layout: page title: "Real World Haskell, 1st Edition" prev: profiling_split_000.html next: I_sect125_d1e48477.html book_path: books/real-world-haskell-_oeb/ --- {% include JB/setup %} {% raw %}
Haskell is a high-level language. A really high-level language. We can spend our days programming entirely in abstractions, in monoids, functors, and hylomorphisms, far removed from any specific hardware model of computation. The language specification goes to great lengths to avoid prescribing any particular evaluation model. These layers of abstraction let us treat Haskell as a notation for computation itself, letting us concentrate on the essence of the problem without getting bogged down in low-level implementation decisions. We get to program in pure thought.
However, this is a book about real-world programming, and in the real world, code runs on stock hardware with limited resources. Our programs will have time and space requirements that we may need to enforce. As such, we need a good knowledge of how our program data is represented, the precise consequences of using lazy or strict evaluation strategies, and techniques for analyzing and controlling space and time behavior.
In this chapter, we'll look at typical space and time problems a Haskell programmer might encounter and how to methodically analyze, understand, and address them. To do this, we'll use a range of techniques: time and space profiling, runtime statistics, and reasoning about strict and lazy evaluation. We'll also look at the impact of compiler optimizations on performance and the use of advanced optimization techniques that become feasible in a purely functional language. So let's begin with a challenge: squashing unexpected memory usage in some inocuous-looking code.


7.2 Configuring Widget Appearance
So
far, all the buttons and labels in examples have been rendered with a
default look-and-feel that is standard for the underlying platform.
That usually means gray on Windows, with my machine's color
scheme. Tkinter widgets can be made to look arbitrarily different,
though, using a handful of widget and packer options.
Because I generally can't resist the temptation to customize
widgets in examples, I want to cover this topic early on the tour.
Example 7-1 introduces some of the configuration
options available in Tkinter.
Example 7-1. PP2E\Gui\Tour\config-label.py
from Tkinter import *
root = Tk()
labelfont = ('times', 20, 'bold') # family, size, style
widget = Label(root, text='Hello config world')
widget.config(bg='black', fg='yellow') # yellow text on black label
widget.config(font=labelfont) # use a larger font
widget.config(height=3, width=20) # initial size: lines,chars
widget.pack(expand=YES, fill=BOTH)
root.mainloop()
Remember, we can call a widget's config
method to reset its options at any time, instead of passing them all
to the object's constructor. Here, we use it to set options
that produce the window in Figure 7-1.
This may not be completely obvious unless you run this script on a
real computer (alas, I can't show it in color here), but the
label's text here shows up in yellow on a black background, and
with a font that's very different from what we've seen so
far. In fact, this script customizes the label in number of ways:
- Color
-
By setting the bg option of the label widget here,
its background is displayed in black; the fg
option similarly changes the foreground (text) color of the widget to
yellow. These color options work on most Tkinter widgets, and accept
either a simple color name (e.g., 'blue') or a
hexadecimal string. Most of the color names you are familiar with are
supported (unless you happen to work for Crayola). You can also pass
a hexadecimal color identifier string to these options to be more
specific; they start with a # and name a color by
its red, green, and blue saturations, with an equal number of bits in
the string for each. For instance, '#ff0000'
specifies eight bits per color, and defines pure
red -- "f" means four "1" bits in
hexadecimal. We'll come back to this hex form when we meet the
color selection dialog later in this chapter.
- Size
-
The label is given a preset size in lines high and characters wide by
setting its height and width
attributes. You can use this setting to make the widget larger than
the Tkinter geometry manager would by default.
- Font
-
This script specifies a custom font for the label's text by
setting the label's font attribute to a
three-item tuple giving the font family, size, and style (here:
Times, 20-point, and bold). Font style can be
normal, bold,
roman, italic,
underline, overstrike, and
combinations of these (e.g., "bold italic"). Tkinter
guarantees that Times, Courier,
and Helvetica font family names exist on all
platforms, but others may work too (e.g., system
gives the system font on Windows). Font settings like this work on
all widgets with text, such as labels, buttons, entry fields,
listboxes, and Text (the latter of which can
display more than one font at once with "tags"). The
font option still accepts older X-style font
indicators -- long strings with dashes and stars -- but the new
tuple font indicator form is more platform independent.
- Layout and expansion
-
Finally, the label is made generally expandable and stretched by
setting the pack expand and
fill options we met in the last chapter; the label
grows as the window does. If you maximize this window, its black
background fills the whole screen and the yellow message is centered
in the middle -- try it.
In this script, the net effect of all these settings is that this
label looks radically different then the ones we've been making
so far. It no longer follows the Windows standard look-and-feel, but
such conformance isn't always important. Tkinter provides
additional ways to customize appearance, not used by this script:
- Border and relief
-
A bd=N widget option
can be used to set border width, and a
relief=S option can
specify a border style; S can be
FLAT, SUNKEN,
RAISED, GROOVE,
SOLID, or RIDGE -- all
constants exported by the Tkinter module.
- Cursor
-
A cursor option can be given to change the
appearance of the mouse pointer when it moves over the widget. For
instance, cursor='gumby' changes the pointer to a
Gumby figure (the green kind). Other common cursor names used in this
book include watch, pencil,
cross, and hand2.
- State
-
Some widgets also support the notion of a state, which impacts their
appearance. For example, a state=DISABLED option
will generally stipple (gray out) a widget on screen, and make it
unresponsive; NORMAL does not.
- Padding
-
Extra space can be added around many widgets (e.g., buttons, labels,
and text) with the
padx=N and
pady=N options.
Interestingly, you can set these options both in
pack calls (where it adds empty space around the
widget in general), and in a widget object itself (where it makes the
widget larger).
To illustrate some of these extra settings, Example 7-2 configures the custom button captured in Figure 7-2 and changes the mouse pointer when above it.
Example 7-2. PP2E\Gui\Tour\config-button.py
from Tkinter import *
widget = Button(text='Spam', padx=10, pady=10)
widget.pack(padx=20, pady=20)
widget.config(cursor='gumby')
widget.config(bd=8, relief=RAISED)
widget.config(bg='dark green', fg='white')
widget.config(font=('helvetica', 20, 'underline italic'))
mainloop()
To see the effects generated by these two script's settings,
try out a few changes on your computer. Most widgets can be given a
custom appearance in the same way, and we'll see such options
used repeatedly in this text. We'll also meet operational
configurations, such as focus (for focusing
input), and more. In fact, widgets can have dozens of options; most
have reasonable defaults that produce a native look-and-feel on each
windowing platform, and this is one reason for Tkinter's
simplicity. But Tkinter lets you build more custom displays when you
want to.
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Here is the slides only version of it without any sound:
It shows the number of bytes that Nanex has processed since 2003 broken down by month and counts to the total bytes (670 trillion) by the end. It has some major market events labeled and demonstrates the 20x1 compression that the Nanex NxCore data feed accomplishes that allows us to go back and quickly replay any day since 2003 easily and quickly.
This section contains the same byte count as Part 1, but shows a spiral of the most interesting Nanex visualizations overlaid with the Rise Of The Machines and various important news related market events that Nanex has covered.
This section details a second and a half where the Bats Exchange's attempts to IPO were thwarted by trading that took it from $15 to $0.0001. It also features a Nanex Starmap that that shows the effects that the system difficulties had on the market as a whole.
This section details the Facebook IPO and shows the 17 seconds of radio silence on ALL Nasdaq securities before it finally started trading.
This section contains a detailed fly-through of the Knight Capital Group (KCG)'s Knightmare On Wallstreet. They had evidently released a piece of testing software that was buying high and selling low hundreds of times a second in hundreds of NYSE stocks causing them to loose two thirds of their market cap in 30 minutes. This shows trading activity on all NYSE stocks during that period along with tweets that @nanexllc posted while it was occurring.
This video section shows the effects that one errant AP tweet caused in the markets. We align the original AP tweet along with one from @nanexllc showing the trading activity that happened after the original tweet.
This video showcases one of the more elaborate visuals we created for the presentation. It has 4 overlapping Nanex Starmaps detailing the 2008 flash crash, the 2010 flash crash, the day before the 2010 flash crash and a "normal day" included for perspective.
This video also shows several seconds of trading in MasterCard and ends with two of the most visual representations of what is broken with today's markets: the quotes (spam) to trades (actual shares trading hands).


Summary
In this chapter I've presented precise definitions for the fundamental concepts tuple and relation. As I said in the introductory section, those definitions can be a little daunting at first, but I hope you were able to make sense of them after having read the first two chapters. I also discussed tuple and relation types, and showed some examples of tuple and relation selector invocations. And I discussed certain important consequences of the definitions:
No tuple, and therefore no relation, ever contains any nulls. Every subset of a tuple is a tuple, every subset of a heading is a heading, and every subset of a body is a body (and those subsets can always be empty). Two tuples are equal if and only if they're the very same tuple.
Other consequences already covered in earlier chapters include:
Every tuple contains exactly one value for each of its attributes, and relations are therefore always in first normal form. The attributes of a tuple, and therefore of a relation, are unordered, left to right. The tuples of a relation are also unordered, top to bottom. Relations never contain any duplicate tuples.
I also gave some important pragmatic arguments in favor of prohibiting both duplicates and nulls. And I finished up by briefly introducing the very important degree-zero relations TABLE_DUM and TABLE_DEE; DUM means NO or FALSE, and DEE means YES or TRUE.
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You may return the answer in any order. If s
has no palindromic permutation, return
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Example 1:
Input: s = "aabb" Output: ["abba","baab"]
Example 2:
Input: s = "abc" Output: []
Constraints:
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s
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Dana approached me about creating a website for her illustrations that would easily connect art enthusiasts to her online shop and purchase her works. She also wanted to create an online presence starting with her site and to better define her brand. I was very impressed by her work and jumped on the project right away.
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Visual identity system, UI elements, Visual Mockup, Web Development (on-going)
Initially Dana had a vague sense of what her brand should be, but she definitely wanted to channel the same feel her illustrations inspired. I went through and looked at various illustrator’s sites looking at everything from layout, typography and color to learn what it takes to craft a unique voice. With those ideas in mind, I sketched some layout options and presented Dana two wireframes.
My research allowed me to discover new font types, weights, and subtle layout details that contributed to crafting a custom look. I wanted to dig deeper into what inspired Dana’s illustrations and her visual aesthetic, so I asked her to put together a mood board of visuals that that best represented her desired feel.
Her illustrations served as inspiration for me to create custom navigation elements such as hover icons. They also played nicely with her pair of fonts which added to the whimsical feel of her illustrations.
It all came together well in the final visual mockup of her site. The grid system was a best fit because I wanted users to quickly and easily sift through multiple art works in one go. This layout also elevated her work and did not distract or compete with it visually. Now I’m identifying a platform that will easily allow her to maintain and update content with ease going forward.


--- country: UK date: 2015-06-01 projectUrl: http://careers.jpmorgan.com/careers title: JP Morgan Careers agency: Razorfish agencyUrl: http://razorfish.com/ ---
JP Morgan’s career website overhaul. Worked at Razorfish and helped to complete the interface and experience design of the JP Morgan Career Website.


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| js/controllers/ | 10.34% | (15 / 145) | 1.25% | (1 / 80) | 16.67% | (4 / 24) | 10.34% | (15 / 145) | |
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App Usage Type Coverage
Percentage of Apps that contain a host mapped to a specific usage type.
Mobile Applications send to a range of different companies for various different reasons. This chart shows the percentage off apps available on the Google Play Store that contain hosts used for a specific purpose.
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Apps that leak information to add functionality.
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| Uknown |
Apps that leak information for unknown reasons.
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| Advertising |
Appleft halfs that leak information for advertising purposes
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| Analytics |
Apps that leak information for analytics purposes.
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| Payments |
Apps that leak information for payment purposes.
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Over 90% of apps on the store leak information for functionality reasons. The most common destinations for these leaks include companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter.
Approximately 3 in every 4 apps are leaking information for the purposes of advertisement. The most common destinations for these leaks include companies like DoubleClick, Google-Ads and AdMob
Over 50% of apps are leaking information to be used in analytics. The most common destinations for these leaks include companies like Google-Analytics, Fabric.io and Crashlytics


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original idea was to have a markdown AST intermediate layer ‘post-process’ site-internal links so that shortened and/or slightly mistyped
[[xyz]]
wiki-like links and others would be easily matched up to the actual page titles (not the page file names per se!).That’s not the smartest way to do this, as then I’ld get into trouble with any raw HTML links that are done in HTML templates and other bits of site that do not travel through the MarkDown engine (direct HTML pages, for example).
Hence it is smarter to first generate all HTML, then parse that HTML and pluck all the “local” links from there and update them where necessary. That way, everything gets linked up the way I intended.
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original idea was to auto-link these references to the approximate matching titles/pages when the match is deemed unique.
Still is the way I want it, but auto-linking should go through a transformation layer where we:
- dump any new “auto-discovered” link relationships (reference -> title / page) are dumped in a mapping file, to be vetted by a human
- the tool picks up said mapping file (or the veetted version thereof: jury’s still out on that one) and applies that to the links+pages collection.
Reasoning: auto-linking is cute, but MUST NOT cause missing links to be resolved to pages we do not wanted them to link to. Hence the tool should have a “manual vetting + overriding” meechanism where the human can clearly decide what is okay and what is not.


Cristiano Ronaldo could quit Juventus if Old Lady fail to win UCL title
Cristiano Ronaldo could be leaving Italian champions Juventus for a sensational return to Premier League club Manchester United if the Old Lady fail to win Champions League title.
Spanish panelist Eduardo Inda made the claim that Ronaldo will not play for the Turin based club next term if they should fail to win Champions League this season.
And Old Trafford is reported to be his likely destination as he could rejoin the club where he made his name in football.
His future at Juventus looks uncertain after his reported fallout with Old Lady manager Maurizio Sarri.
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The former Real Madrid star was substituted by Maurizio Sarri which made Ronaldo livid while leaving the pitch.
Maurizio Sarri claimed that he took off Cristiano Ronaldo because he was injured, but the Portuguese countered the claims afterwards.
Fans rate Ndidi better than £70m England midfielder after impressive performance against Arsenal
He went on to score his 99th goal for Portugal in Euro 2020 qualifier against Luxembourg.
Ronaldo joined Juventus in the summer of 2018 and went on to win the League title in his first season at Turin.
He also steered Juventus to the quarterfinal of the Champions League before they were defeated by Ajax losing at home.
Meanwhile, Cristiano Ronaldo has managed to score five goals this season for Juventus in the Serie A.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Cristiano Ronaldo gave a clue that he could be calling it a day with football at the end of the season.
The 34-year-old joined Juventus for a £100 million transfer from Real Madrid last season in a four- year deal.
And despite winning many trophies with club and country, the Portuguese international has admitted that it may be time to hang his boots.
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Iwobi opens up on what Everton manager did to improve his game against West Ham


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The Atlantic magazine redesigns in a bid for “elegance and urgency”
The publication – based in Washington, D.C.,US – has unveiled updates across its print and iOS offerings.
by Henry WongThe Atlantic magazine has been redesigned, with a new logo, typeface and guidelines for cover design. There are also updates to its recently-launched iOS app.
The 162-year-old magazine is published ten times a year and covers contemporary social, political and cultural issues with a variety of guest writers. The December issue features Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tara Westover and former Secretary of State James Mattis.
Jeffrey Goldberg, the magazine’s editor in chief, says the update is an attempt to reflect the magazine’s “boldness, elegance, and urgency”.
The design has been carried out by the magazine’s design team, headed by creative director Peter Mendelsund and senior art director Oliver Munday.
“We’re just iterating on some level”
In an interview with Goldberg, Mendelsund says that he was inspired by the publication’s century and a half-long history.
He says that the magazine’s first cover had a “seriousness of purpose and mission”, brought out by its pared-back, text-focused design. This “forthrightness” has inspired the new update.
Mendelsund also says that magazine’s adaptability — between 1929 and 1949, it was redesigned five times — “alleviates” some of the pressure on the design team.
“We’re just iterating on some level,” he adds.
New logo and typeface
The most obvious change is a new logo, in the top right of the cover. The previous nameplate — ‘The Atlantic’ written out in full — has been present for the magazine’s history.
It has been replaced by a “simple and declarative” single letter: A.
Mendulsund says that this wordmark can be easily applied to digital platforms such as the magazine’s website, mobile devices, and social media platforms.
As a nod to the magazine’s past, its established date is also included on the updated cover.
A bespoke typeface, Atlantic Condensed, has been created, which is inspired by the original type chosen by the magazine’s creators for the first issue in 1857.
Mendulsund describes the serif typeface as an “extremely legible, classical kind of typography” which also “transmits a certain kind of vehemence and urgency that works nicely for our contemporary purposes”.
A “time-released design”
The December magazine is the first issue featuring the redesign. The cover is pared back, emphasising text and striking visuals, without a series of graphics and images.
Speaking about the first cover of the redesigned publication — featuring a single coverline ‘How to Stop a Civil War’ — Mendulsund says that he wanted to convey the “notion of the nation itself”.
It features a painted handprint, in the colours of the American flag, which also resembles a map of the United States.
“My favourite kind of design is a kind of time-released design, where you look at something and you have an immediate impression of it, and then you, upon further reflection, find something in the design that adds to or subverts that first impression,” he adds.
Nautical ecosystem
The magazine’s colophon – the engraved emblem which forms part of a publication’s nameplate — has been in use since 1910. It has always been the figure of Poseidon; the god of the sea is a useful “nautical signifier” for the Atlantic magazine.
Building on this imagery, Mendelsund created an expanded ecosystem of nautical emblems including a lighthouse, seagull and anchor. These emblems can be used as a “visual interest” on the printed page as well as the website, he says.
App redesign
The Atlantic’s iOS app launched earlier this year — the magazine says that September and October attracted a record number of subscribers. The app offers a daily selection of curated news and features for users.
This app has also been updated, with new features such as offline reading, ad-free and Dark Modes and the ability to do the crossword in-app.
There are also “whimsical visual cues” throughout, according to the magazine, such as handwritten greetings. When read late at night, for example, the app asks, ‘Still awake?’


Include the JS and CSS files for intro.js, and angular-intro-plus.min.js. Add the module angular-intro-plus
to your app declaration.
Set the options like so: ng-intro-plus-options="IntroPlusOptions"
. Define $scope.IntroPlusOptions
in your controller. The format is only same the steps of original.
Pick a method name,
ng-intro-plus-show="CallMe"
.
You can invoke the intro from elsewhere by
calling CallMe();
.
To autostart, use ng-intro-plus-autostart="true"
.
To hide all of them or just help icons, use
ng-intro-plus-hide="hideMe"
,
ng-intro-plus-hide-help-box="hideHelpBox"
.
You can get callbacks to your controller using the ng-intro-plus-on-complete
,
ng-intro-plus-on-exit
, ng-intro-plus-on-change
,
ng-intro-plus-on-before-change
, ng-intro-plus-on-after-change
ng-intro-plus-on-before-overlay-creation
,
ng-intro-plus-on-after-overlay-creation
, and
ng-intro-plus-on-before-overlay-removal
,
ng-intro-plus-on-after-overlay-removal
directives.
See index.html and app.js for usage code.
Try to click below button after clicking 'Demo' button above.
Set the options and method name:
<div ng-controller="MyController" ng-intro-plus-options="IntroPlusOptions" ng-intro-plus-show="CallMe" ...
Options in the controller
$scope.IntroPlusOptions = { steps:[ { element: '#step1', intro: "First tooltip" }, { element: '#step4', intro: "Second tooltip", position: 'right' }, ...
Call it either way
<button ng-click="CallMe();">Go</button>
$scope.CallMe();
Hide intro
<button ng-click="hideMe();">Go</button>
$scope.hideMe();hide intro
Hide help box
<button ng-click="hideHelpBox();">Go</button>
$scope.hideHelpBox();hide help box only


How to block or unblock someone on your PS4, and manage who’s allowed to message you
by Dave Johnson, Business Insider US- You can block or unblock someone on your PS4 to manage who is allowed to contact you.
- You can block a user from their PS4 profile by selecting the three-dot menu on their page.
- To unblock users, press the Options button on your PS4’s controller while on the Friends page to pull up a list of “Blocked Players.”
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
You can block a player on your PS4 if you find that person rude, offensive, or simply don’t want to receive messages from them. And then you can unblock them later.
Similar to the way blocking works for some apps on your phone, a blocked user will be able to send you messages but you won’t receive them. You can unblock the user to start receiving messages from them again.
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How to block someone on the PS4
1. Open the profile of the person you want to block.
2. On the person’s profile page, select the icon that looks like three dots to open a menu.
3. Choose “Block” from the menu.
This person is now blocked, and you won’t see new incoming messages from them. If they were previously on your Friends List, they’ll be removed from that as well.
How to unblock someone on the PS4
If you’re blocked someone but later change your mind, you can restore your ability to receive messages from him or her.
1. Select “Friends” from the function screen and press the Options button on the controller.
2. Select “Blocked Players.”
3. Select the player you want to unblock.
4. Select “Unblock.”
5. If you want to add this person to your friends list again, you’ll need to send them a new Friend Request.
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Libya’s Immigration Deports 21 Nigerians
The illegal immigrants were deported by air from Benghazi's Benina International Airport to Lagos, the department said.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Libya's Immigration Control Department in the city of Benghazi has deported 21 illegal immigrants to Nigeria.
This was announced by the department on Monday.
The illegal immigrants were deported by air from Benghazi's Benina International Airport to Lagos, the department said.
On Sunday, the department also announced deporting more than 60 illegal immigrants from Benghazi to Chad and Sudan.
The International Organisation for Migration recently said that Libya has more than 650,000 illegal immigrants, 6,000 of them women and children being held in detention centers.
Illegal immigrants, mostly Africans, choose to cross the Mediterranean Sea towards Europe from Libya as the country has been mired in insecurity and chaos ever since the fall of its former leader, Muammar Gaddafi, in 2011.
Shelters in Libya are crowded with thousands of migrants rescued at sea or arrested by the Libyan security services despite international calls to close those centers.


Lucky for me my parents aren’t that bright when it comes to drugs and didn't bust me. However I did have my close calls. I hope and pray that they never do catch me in this state.
I had been searching for months for either mushrooms or acid. I had never tripped before in my life and was excited at the prospect of being able to see and talk to things that weren't there. I wanted to explore myself. When a couple of friends finally after months of searching delivered I was so excited.
After waiting for my circle of friends to be free a couple of nights later I ingested maybe 3 to 4 small mushrooms out of a good sized plastic bag. They were disgusting, they always are either dried or fresh from what I've read. To make things short I had nothing but a minor body buzz and a tiny bit of color distortion. I was very disappointed, I thought where’s the cartoon characters and stuff.
About a week later I was sitting home on a Sunday very bored. Than as I began to think of things to do I remembered that I had shrooms still. I didn't know the just how strong they were and thought that if things got real bad I could sneak out the back door. So I went downstairs saying hi to my mom and began making a peanut butter sandwich casually, which would a little effort became a shroom sandwich. I ingested almost all of the shrooms I had left and ate two pretty big shroom sandwiches. Shrooms went down much easier than the first time.
Waited for the effects for about 45 minutes and than it hit me. The tv looked like it was alive almost breathing. I thought this was rather funny and watched a movie as long streaks of colorful lines and dashEs of fire balls were visible. Soon I decided to take a shower. This was so cool, the shower became a rain forest as I laid back in the tube. The light became the sun, the curtains turned into flowers and plants, the water turned red. As I thought to myself this is the coolest thing ever. I have never been at peace so much.
 I told him that I wasn't hungry and left it at that. Some visible trouble walking and some dizziness as I sat on my bed. Than the trip got real strong with time distortion and a whole lot of questions poping in my head. What is death? Am I dead now? What's the difference between life and death? Now this trip was getting way to strong. I didn't expect this at all.
I turned off the light and tv and laid down in my bed. Suddenly remembering that my parents are just down stairs.  My dad and mom were starting to wonder why I wasn't going down stairs.  My dad called me what seemed like 10 times(This wasn't real of course and it was just my head playing games). I knew enough not to respond and voice distortions and echoes were becoming apparent.
I was starting to get real worried now and kept visualizing me telling my parents that I had over dosed and shrooms and being taken to the ER as my dad shook his head. I was scared out of my mind and kept praying to god to get me out of this and I will never do this ever again.
Lucky (not really) a family member came over with my cousin. My cousin is not cool when it comes to drugs and I would never tell him that I was tripping. After hearing echoes of sounds that weren't real. I heard my dad calling me thinking that I was just hearing things. He opened my door and asked me to come down.  I told him to leave me alone and that I was sick.  My mom came upstairs with my cousin as he gave me my Christmas present early. I blankly stared at it finally being told to open it. Oh yeah your supposed to open things with wrapping paper on them.
It was a spider book and a dvd. After a brief pause and being told to I thanked him and they went back down stairs. My mom entered the room again and asked me what was wrong. I kept telling her I was sick. My mom kept asking me questions and I just said yes to all of them. Every time she asked me something she got taller and shorter. Taller and shorter again. I moved my head along with this motion.  She left and told me to go to sleep. I tried to go to sleep but couldn't. Finally after 6 hours the trip had ended and I didn't get busted. Thank God!
I woke up the next day trying to remember what had happened. I thought that my cousin coming in and giving me the book was a hallucination but it was real. I saw the book in my room on the floor.
Here it is folks I may have not gotten busted, I was very lucky. I consider this to be a bad trip. Really it would have been fun minus the parents.
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NativeCall loads the native library and prepares the matching
Verifier
.
Before being able to use NativeCall, the init()
method must have
been called:
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destroy()
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destroy()
,
init()
| Constructor Summary | |
NativeCall(String function)
Constructor for NativeCall. |
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NativeCall(String module,
String function)
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| Method Summary | |
protected void |
check(Object[] params)
Checks the supplied Object array for illegal/unsupported types. |
protected void |
checkParam(Object o)
Checks one Object for illegal/unsupported types. |
void |
destroy()
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equals(Object obj)
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protected void |
finalize()
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getLastError()
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Returns the error code that was returned during the last method call or 0 if the last method call did not produce an error. |
int |
hashCode()
Returns the hashCode of this Object. |
static void |
init()
Before NativeCall may be used, this method must be called. |
String |
toString()
Returns a String representation of this Object. |
StringBuffer |
toStringBuffer(StringBuffer in)
Appends a String representation of this Object to the given StringBuffer or creates a new one if none is given. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public NativeCall(String function) throws IllegalArgumentException, NullPointerException
function
- the name of the function to use, may not be
null
IllegalArgumentException
- if the function could not be found
NullPointerException
- if function is null
Verifier.getDefaultModule()
,
NativeCall(String, String)
public NativeCall(String module, String function) throws IllegalArgumentException, NullPointerException
module
- the name of the module the function is stored in, may be
null
function
- the name of the function to use, may not be
null
IllegalArgumentException
- if the function could not be found
NullPointerException
- if function is null
| Method Detail |
public static void init() throws IOException, SecurityException, UnsatisfiedLinkError, sun.misc.ServiceConfigurationError, UnsupportedOperationException
Verifier
.
Multiple calls are ignored.
IOException
- if an IOException occured during unpacking of
the native library
SecurityException
- if accessing system properties was forbidden
by the SecurityManager
UnsatisfiedLinkError
- if the NativeCall.dll
could
not be found
sun.misc.ServiceConfigurationError
UnsupportedOperationException
- if no matching
Verifier
could be foundpublic final int getLastErrorCode()
getLastError()
public final String getLastError()
null
if the last call did not produce an error.
null
if the last error code is 0getLastErrorCode()
public void destroy()
Failure to call this method might result in memory leaks.
Updates the error code field. See getLastError()
.
protected void check(Object[] params) throws ClassCastException
During the verification, the contents of the array might be changed.
params
- the Object array, may be null
ClassCastException
- if the type of one argument is not supportedprotected void checkParam(Object o) throws ClassCastException
o
- the Object, may be null
ClassCastException
- if the type of one argument is not supportedpublic boolean equals(Object obj)
equals
in class Object
obj
- the other Object
Object.equals(java.lang.Object)
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class Object
Object.hashCode()
protected void finalize() throws Throwable
destroy()
.
finalize
in class Object
Throwable
Object.finalize()
public final String toString()
toString
in class Object
null
Object.toString()
,
toStringBuffer(StringBuffer)
public StringBuffer toStringBuffer(StringBuffer in)
StringBuffer
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Seoul police say no element of foul play in K-pop star Goo Hara’s death
SEOUL, Nov 25 — The Seoul Police Department has concluded there is no foul play in the death of K-pop star Goo Hara.
The former member of girl group Kara was found dead at her home in Seoul yesterday. She was 28.
During a press conference today, the police confirmed that Goo was last seen arriving home alone after midnight yesterday and a check of CCTV cameras showed no one visited her after that.
“After an on-site investigation and testimonies from family and friends, it seems that there are no criminal charges currently,” a spokesman has been quoted as saying by various news outlets, including entertainment site Koreaboo.com
“CCTV shows that Goo arrived home at 12:35am on the 24th. Her time of death is estimated to be after that.”
Proecutors will decide whether to proceed with an autopsy once they have examined the on-site investigation report together with her family, he continued.
The police also revealed today that Goo’s body was found by her housekeeper last evening.
The housekeeper, whom the police have not named, is known to have been close to Goo and decided to check on her when efforts to reach her failed.
“The housekeeper found Goo Hara passed away at her house on November 24 around 6pm KST,” the spokesman added.
The police confirmed earlier reports that a handwritten note was found in Goo’s house after her death.
“A pessimistic note about her life written in Hara’s handwriting was discovered on the table in the living room,” he said.
In May, Goo was hospitalised after a failed suicide attempt, following a public row with a former boyfriend, hairdresser Choi Jong-bum.
Her death comes a month after Sulli — another K-pop star and Goo’s close friend — took her own life after a long struggle with online bullying.
Those needing someone to talk to may contact Befrienders at the following numbers 03-7956 8145 (KL), 04-281 5161/1108 (Penang) and 05-547 7933/7955 (Ipoh) or instead email sam@befrienders.org.my.


API
It is possible to retrieve data in json format via curl so that it can be used programmatically. Do not use web page scraping; if you need info, ask how to get it. An example curl command is as follows; it takes the same url parameters as the browser version.
If you are using lxplus:
cern-get-sso-cookie -u https://bigpanda.cern.ch/ -o bigpanda.cookie.txt
curl -b bigpanda.cookie.txt -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' "https://bigpanda.cern.ch/tasks/?taskname=user.nacken*&days=3&json"
If you are retrieving JSON outside of CERN:
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"cern-get-sso-cookie -u https://bigpanda.cern.ch/ -o bigpanda.cookie.txt;"
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'curl -b ~/bigpanda.cookie.txt -H '"'"'Accept: application/json'"'"' -H '"'"'Content-Type: application/json'"'"' "https://bigpanda.cern.ch/tasks/?taskname=user.nacken*&days=3&json"'
The first command performs SSO authentication, the second delivers needed information. You may reuse single cookie until it get expired.
What you get is a list with each element a dictionary with info for a task. If your request is for a single task (jeditaskid=N), you get additional info: an element 'datasets' in the task dictionary with input/output dataset info.


北京欧陆时尚购物中心别名欧陆广场，位于北京顺义国门商务区，为中央别墅区、空港经济商务区之核心地标型商业，更直面全亚洲最大展览中心——新国际展览中心。作为区域内规模最大、运营时间最早的单体商业建筑，欧陆广场必将以区域商业领行者的姿态，引领新国展商圈的繁盛与沸腾。
Beijing continental Fashion Mall alias Euro Plaza, located in Beijing Shunyi Business District of the country, as the core business district landmark Airport Economic Zone, central villa type business, more to face the whole of Asia's largest exhibition center, the new international exhibition center. As the area of the largest and longest running single commercial building, Euro Plaza is bound to regional business innovator attitude, prosperous and lead the new state fair values of boiling.


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This is part of the old website. New website begins at fontforge.github.io
Are you a web developer? Help us migrate this page on Github
I no longer provide pre-built packages. You may either compile from source or download a package from another site (cygwin has a fontforge package).
You must insure that you have cygwin installed on your system. Cygwin is free. (cygwin makes MS Windows look enough like unix to allow fontforge to run there). Getting all the bits of cygwin seems to be the hardest part of installing fontforge -- probably because it is the least expected part.
Most of what you need you get by default. But you must explicitly request X11 and the libraries.
There are now alternatives to cygwin.
Someone has ported fontforge to mingw, which is much simpler to download than cygwin:
Instead of downloading cygwin you can install one of the virtual machines (or something similar) which run linux, and then install fontforge from a linux package.
I used post a cygwin install package on sourceforge's file release system. Old versions are still there, but they are out of date now. There's a certain amount of pother involved in using the file release system, but you get the file eventually.
I have no idea where your browser put the package you have just downloaded. This is unfortunate as I can't tell you exactly what to do next. But find the package (often it's on the desktop) and then move it into C:\cygwin\home\<username>. (where <username> is whatever name cygwin gave you)
$ bunzip2 fontforge_cygwin-*.tar.bz2 $ tar xf fontforge_cygwin-*.tar $ cd fontforge $ ./doinstall
C:\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin\startxwin.bat
startx
$ xinit
$ twm &
$ fontforge -new
Caveat: cygwin has a different
approach to the file system than Windows. A filename like
C:\windows\fonts\arial.ttf
will be called
/cygdrive/c/windows/fonts/arial.ttf
under cygwin (backslashes
are replaced by slashes, and the initial drive "C:
" becomes
"/cygdrive/c
".
Similarly a cygwin filename
"/home/<username>/myfont.ttf
" becomes
"C:\cygwin\home\<username>\myfont.ttf
"
Caveat: Do NOT try to install a font by using fontforge to write the font directly to the Windows\Fonts directory. This doesn't work. Windows needs to do some magic when installing a font that it can't do if fontforge writes directly there. Instead have fontforge create the font somewhere else and then use Windows' own drag & drop technique to move the font from there into Windows\Fonts.
Caveat: I've been told that on Win 98 you need to have "Microsoft Network Login" installed to run X. I never found this to be true myself, but if you have problems it might be something to try.


CONTACT INFORMATION |
1 East Loop Road, Apt 9D-2, New York, NY 10044 https://luxiaohang.github.io/index.html |
+1<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| EDUCATION |
Cornell, New York, NY, the United States
Cornell Tech
- Major:Connective Media
- Coursework:Applied Machine Learning, Startup Systems Design & Engineering, Nature Language Processing, Networks and Markets, HCI & Design, Usability and User Experience Research
Peking University, Beijing, China
Deparment of Information Management
- Major:Information Management and Information System
- Overall GPA:3.71/4.0; Rank:1/38
- Coursework:Human-Computer Interaction and User Experience, Management
Information System, Information Storage and Retrieval, Multi-media Technology,
Database Systems, The Organization of Information
School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science
- Major:Computer Science and Technology
- Coursework:Data Structure and Algorithm, Operation Systems, Discrete Mathematics, Computer Networks
|
Aug. 2017 - May. 2019
Sept. 2013 - Jun. 2017
|
PUBLICATION (pdf download) |
Xiaohang Lu, Shengqing Wang, Junjie Huang, Wenguang Chen, Zengwang Yan “What Decides
the Dropout in MOOCs”, DASFAA, workshop on Data Management and Mining on MOOCs (DMMOOC 2017), Suzhou, Mar., 2017 |
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE |
Dropout Analysis in MOOC Based on Sliding Window
Co-Supervised by Profs Wenguang Chen, Danqun Zhao & Shengqing Wang
Team Leader of 3, Designer & Principal Developer
- Based on the data generated by a Peking University course in Coursera, exploring the main reasons leading to students drop-out in MOOC.
- Designed multiple machine learning classifiers based on log data extraction and eigenvector, applied sliding window to predict learner behaviors.
- Proposed a new drop-out predicting model to effectively forecast those behaviors and then facilitate teachers to give right corresponding instructions.
|
May. 2015 - Sept. 2016 |
| INTERNSHIP |
Shenzhen Xiaolajiao Intelligent Ecological Technology Co., Ltd.
- Developed a special weather App for old people using Java.
- Analyzed interests of old people, selected programs interested to them from FM Apps, and designed a news App for them.
|
Summer 2016 |
COMPETITION EXPERIENCE |
Knowledge Analysis and Clustering on Socialized Q&A System - Take Zhihu (Chinese Version of Quora) for Example
1st Prize in Department of Information Management, Peking University Challenge Cup - Youth Day Science Award Competition
- Introduced approaches of information organization and bibliometric analysis in reference management into the investigation on Socialized Q&A System.
- Implemented machine learning methods for text mining.
Image Recognition and Translation Based on English Menu
1st Prize in Department of Information Management, Peking University Challenge Cup - Youth Day Science Award Competition
- Developed an App to recognize and translate words in an image, via the recognition method based on sliding window.
- Designed UI by Axure RP.
|
May 2016
May 2015 |
SELECTED PROJECTS |
Receipt Process
Eco-Hero
- An App contained environmental protection knowledge and games to promote environmental consciousness, and provided an opportunity for children and their parents for cooperation.
Garbage Go!

Maybe: creative website
San Wei Bookstore
- A bookstore system, based on 3NF Database Structure, implemented high efficient searching and privilege separation and data encryption for system security.
Online Bookstore in Douban
- A bookstore system contained Hybrid Recommendation System (i.e. UserCF algorithm, ItemCF algorithm) and fitted into Big Data context.
|
HONORS &AWARDS |
GuangHua Scholarship
Pacemaker to Merit Student in Peking University
Scholarship for Outstanding Academic Record
Robin Li Scholarship
|
2015 - 2016 Academic Year
2015 - 2016 Academic Year
2014 - 2015 Academic Year
2013 - 2014 Academic Year
|
| SERVICE |
Teaching Assistant Course Computer Networks
- Corrected students' homework and papers, solved students' technical questions.
Captain College Basketball Team
- Conducted a deep research into different tactics and led team to achieve the currently best results.
Student Assistant Department of Information Management
- Collected application forms and managed applicants’ information.
Participant Social Research in Shanxi Province
- Interviewed local people about mobile science museum project and summarized their feedbacks as a report.
Class Advisor Summer Camp for Excellent Middle School Students
- Caught out campus visit and introduced Peking University to all attending students.
Volunteer The Great Relay International Marathon, Xiangshan Site
- Maintained public order and distributed supplies for the participants.
Volunteer International Conference of Information Capital, Property and Ethics 2014
- Distributed pamphlets for the members involved and answered their questions.
|
2016
2014-2016
2015-2016
2016
2015
2015
2014 |
| SKILLS |
- Language:English(bilingual proficiency), Chinese(native)
- Computer Skill:Python, Java, C, C++, Matlab, PHP, Html+CSS, Database
Git, Docker, Circle CI, AWS
- Application:Office, Axure RP, InDesign
|
|


The MathJax.HTML object provides routines for creating HTML elements and adding them to the page, and in particular, it contains the code that processes MathJax’s HTML snippets and turns them into actual DOM objects. It also implements the methods used to manage the cookies used by MathJax.
The prefix used for names of cookies stored by MathJax.
The expiration time (in days) for cookies created by MathJax.
Creates a DOM element of the given type. If attributes is non-null, it is an object that contains key:value pairs of attributes to set for the newly created element. If contents is non-null, it is an HTML snippet that describes the contents to create for the element. For example
var div = MathJax.HTML.Element(
"div",
{id: "MathDiv", style:{border:"1px solid", padding:"5px"}},
["Here is math: \\(x+1\\)",["br"],"and a display $$x+1\\over x-1$$"]
);
| Parameters : |
|
|---|---|
| Returns : | the DOM element created |
Creates a DOM element and appends it to the parent node provided. It is equivalent to
parent.appendChild(MathJax.HTML.Element(type,attributes,content))
| Parameters : |
|
|---|---|
| Returns : | the DOM element created |
Creates a DOM text node with the given text as its content.
| Parameters : |
|
|---|---|
| Returns : | the new text node |
Creates a DOM text node with the given text and appends it to the parent node.
| Parameters : |
|
|---|---|
| Returns : | the new text node |
Sets the contents of the script element to be the given text, properly taking into account the browser limitations and bugs.
| Parameters : |
|
|---|---|
| Returns : | null |
Creates a MathJax cookie using the MathJax.HTML.Cookie.prefix and the name as the cookie name, and the key:value pairs in the data object as the data for the cookie. For example,
MathJax.HTML.Cookie.Set("test",{x:42, y:"It Works!"});
will create a cookie named “mjx.test” that stores the values of x and y provided in the data object. This data can be retrieved using the MathJax.HTML.Cookie.Get() method discussed below.
| Parameters : |
|
|---|---|
| Returns : | null |
Looks up the data for the cookie named name and merges the data into the given obj object, or returns a new object containing the data. For instance, given the cookie stored by the example above,
var data = MathJax.HTML.Cookie.Get("test");
would set data to {x:42, y:"It Works!"}, while
var data = {x:10, z:"Safe"};
MathJax.HTML.Cookie.Get("test",data);
would leave data as {x:42, y:"It Works!", z:"Safe"}.


| Author: | Dag-Erling Smørgrav |
|---|---|
| Date: | 2010-05-31 |
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Manual section: | 1 |
varnishncsa [-a] [-C] [-D] [-d] [-f] [-F format] [-I regex] [-i tag] [-n varnish_name] [-m tag:regex ...] [-P file] [-r file] [-V] [-w file] [-X regex] [-x tag]
The varnishncsa utility reads varnishd(1) shared memory logs and presents them in the Apache / NCSA "combined" log format.
The following options are available:
| -a | When writing to a file, append to it rather than overwrite it. |
| -C | Ignore case when matching regular expressions. |
| -D | Daemonize. |
| -d | Process old log entries on startup. Normally, varnishncsa will only process entries which are written to the log after it starts. |
| -f | Prefer the X-Forwarded-For HTTP header over client.ip in the log output. |
| -F format | Specify the log format used. If no format is specified the default log format is used. Currently it is: %h %l %u %t "%r" %s %b "%{Referer}i" "%{User-agent}i" Escape sequences \n and \t are supported. Supported formatters are:
|
| -n | Specifies the name of the varnishd instance to get logs from. If -n is not specified, the host name is used. |
| -P file | Write the process's PID to the specified file. |
| -r file | Read log entries from file instead of shared memory. |
| -V | Display the version number and exit. |
| -w file | Write log entries to file instead of displaying them. The file will be overwritten unless the -a option was specified. If varnishncsa receives a SIGHUP while writing to a file, it will reopen the file, allowing the old one to be rotated away. |
| -X regex | Exclude log entries which match the specified regular expression. |
| -x tag | Exclude log entries with the specified tag. |
If the -o option was specified, a tag and a regex argument must be given. varnishncsa will then only log for request groups which include that tag and the regular expression matches on that tag.
The varnishncsa utility was developed by Poul-Henning Kamp in cooperation with Verdens Gang AS and Varnish Software AS. This manual page was written by Dag-Erling Smørgrav<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This document is licensed under the same licence as Varnish itself. See LICENCE for details.


[Intro: Chris Kaiga]
Ayy!
Maze, mastingo ni mengi
Naeza kukuonyesha hii mchanganyikiwe
Sawa
[Chorus 1: Chris Kaiga]
Ukiwa na form, nidungie, brathe, let me know (Unaeza holla)
Location tumia teke teke, mi nakwom (Halafu form?)
Kuwabeba na mastingo, na mastingo
That's my stingo, that's my stingo, that's my stingo
Ukiwa na form, nidungie, brathe, let me know
Location tumia teke teke, mi nakwom (Ati halafu?)
Kuwabeba na mastingo, na mastingo (Kuwabeba na mastingo)
That's my stingo, that's my stingo, that's my stingo
[Verse 1: Chris Kaiga]
Beat ni classic kama odijo (Sawa)
Mali swafi, kitu official (Wah)
Hii ni kali kama OG Jones
Kaa huipendi, itabidi umemeza Tropical (Mwah)
Mastingo, napiga moonwalk nikiodi, jo
After all, si hupiga party, after party, stop
Akiwa front kama Hardis, mwambie abaki top
Piga shot, pia kimganzi hadi u-Johnny walk
Top it off na kimaji ndio usibleki,
bro
Kaa ki-logo ya Konyagi, bado tuko strong
Tuko on kaa kimwaki, hawezi turn it off
CEO, Nairobi city, chief wa mastingo
[Chorus 2: Kahu$h]
Woo!
Ati we cop a chain, okay, just lemme know
He pushed infinity, the pedal to the floor
Just mastingo ya mastingo ya mastingo
Wacha maswali, hii Nairobi, this my lingo
Ati we cop a chain, okay, just lemme know
He pushed infinity, the pedal to the floor
Just mastingo ya mastingo ya mastingo
Wacha maswali, hii Nairobi, this my lingo
[Interlude: Kahu$h]
There is my lingo, it's my lingo
It's my lingo, it's my lingo (Ati nini wewe?)
[Verse 2: Kahu$h]
Master wa mastingo, Kahu$h, you know I be with mandem
Mi nakaanga chini, cause these homies, do not stand them
Let's get lit, let's get rich, let's just make it happen
We hit licks, we know tricks, but it's just like magic
Fire just like jiko, mum used to beat me with the mwiko
We rain like El Nino, yeah, we score just like free throw
Till I die, mastingo, mi niko form with heroes
Yule dem, she's single, think she know my lingo (Ayy)
Still I need my peace, yeah, pause for me a tease, yeah
254, we G's, yeah, got Kenya on my sleeve
[Chorus 2: Kahu$h]
Woo!
Ati we cop a chain, okay, just lemme know
He pushed infinity, the pedal to the floor
Just mastingo ya mastingo ya mastingo
Wacha maswali, hii Nairobi, this my lingo
Ati we cop a chain, okay, just lemme know
He pushed infinity, the pedal to the floor
Just mastingo ya mastingo ya mastingo
Wacha maswali, hii Nairobi, this my lingo
[Outro: Kahu$h]
There is my lingo, it's my lingo
It's my lingo, it's my lingo


Snake game
Made by
@CylonicRaider
Start
Game
Score:
N/A
Level:
N/A
Best:
N/A
Level
?
Game paused
Resume
Game over
Reason:
None.
Level:
N/A
Mice eaten:
N/A
Score:
N/A
Restart


{% extends "layout_multi_sections_home.html" %} {% block page_title %} Home Page {% endblock %} {% block css_register %} {% endblock %} {% block header %} {% endblock %} {% block main_nav %} {% include "includes/childFriendlyLeeds/main_nav.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block sectionOneTop %}
We’re working to bring everyone together to make Leeds a child friendly city
Putting children and young people at the heart of a strong economy, in a compassionate city.
Over
630
BUSINESSES, ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
have joined our campaign to make Leeds a child friendly city and signed up to be a child friendly Leeds ambassador
We are always looking for new child friendly Leeds ambassadors
you might be working for a business, a charity or other third sector organisation, or simply be someone who wants to help make a difference to children and young people in Leeds.
BECOME AN AMBASSADOR NOW MORE ON GETTING INVOLVEDVISIT OUR
BLOG
featuring the voices of young people, ambassadors, volunteers, leaders and organisations from across the city.


Html white space is not trivial to parse correctly.
For example, there's a lot of space between this paragraph and the previous one.
There's also a lot of space between the previous paragraph and this one.And check this out (no space, space, line
break):
(boldnormal) (bold normal) (bold normal)
And this (no space, space, line break):
(bolditalic) (bold italic) (bold
italic)
To finish, here's some more pre-formatted stuff:
As you know, pre-formatted stuff does not wrap automatically. Instead, it honors the line breaks used in the original text. As this should show... line 1 line 2 line 3 line 4And here's some code:
line 1 line 2 line 3 line 4;
Now we're back to normal. Add a horizontal ruler (<HR>)
This paragraph has a line that ends with a BOLD and then a line break and some more text. So there should be a space between the BOLD word and the stuff that comes after.


Overview
Why?
- to know trainee more than they know themselves
- to know whether organization should invest in training or not.
Implication of Learning Effectiveness
By measuring Learning Effectiveness we can determine:
- React training has produced more react developer
Models Used
Kirkpatrick Model
- Level 1 Reaction
- Level 2 Learning
- Level 3 Transfer
- Level 4 Result
Philiphs ROI methodology
Brinkerhoff's Success Method
CIRO Model (Context, Input, Reaction, Output)
Case Study: Evaluation of React Training
React is a library for Javascript used mostly in website, android app etc.
The mean rating was 3.85
| Entity |
Count |
| Trainee |
25 |
| Trainer |
4 |
| Manager |
3 |
Conclusion of: Evaluation of React Training
Manual Intervention was needed to identify whether training is being effective or not.
For determining impact surveys etc are done frequently
We must use AI/ ML to predict so that we can reduce the amount of survey
Role of Machine Learning
For answering few questions like:
After taking a training how much increased billing rate will trainee generate for company
Is trainee successful at training?
Data Source
Lex Telemetry which collects progress etc are very good data source
Parameters for initial machine learning
After careful observation and recommendation from team for initial machine learning parameters were
finalized. Some of them are:
- Completion of Course
- Likes
- No of assignment and quizzes
- Playground Data
- Learning Hour- Hour Spent
- ROI
- and many more..
Data Analysis
Before taking any parameters to construct machine learning model we need to do various data analysis:
-
Statistical Summary - Numbers, Sum, Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviations, Variance, Min, Max ,
Percentiles
- Correlation. Heatmap
- Principle Component Analysis (PCA)
Making a Model
Algorithm to make a model
Deep Neural Network
Random Forest
Decision Trees
Deep Neural Network
Deep Neural Network Contd
Input: All the features or observations
Output: The return of investment in ranges?
Output
For initial testing we choosed to predict ROI as output.
We are not limited to ROI only.
Loss Function
We can use many type of loss function. One is to use squared error
Squared error of actual ROI and output of neural network will help to tune the weight of hidden network
Uses Back propagation Algorithm
Accuracy and Implementation
Data is split to training and testing set with 0.2% as testing set
Conclusion
This project can be first step to measure the effectiveness of learning by harnessing the power of machine learning.
Future
A good system where we can inset a employee ID and manager, trainer etc can easily see how much candidate
earns, his progress etc.
Thank You
ETA Team
Instep Team
Open Source Softwares like Python and its libraries


django-model-i18n is a django application that tries to make multilingual data in models less painful.
The main features/goals are:
Go to urls.py into root project directory and put this
from model_i18n import loaders
loaders.autodiscover_admin()
also add 'django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware' into MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES::
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware',
## IF CACHE MIDDLEWARE IS SETTING PUT HERE
'django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware',
'django.middleware.csrf.CsrfViewMiddleware',
'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware',
'django.contrib.messages.middleware.MessageMiddleware',
'django.contrib.flatpages.middleware.FlatpageFallbackMiddleware',
)
and finally put in INSTALLED_APPS::
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'model_i18n',
...
'django.contrib.admin',
...
)
When putting model_i18n must be first in the list of INSTALLED_APPS.
Inside the file you need to register translations like this example::
from model_i18n import translator from app.models import Item
class ItemTranslation(translator.ModelTranslation): fields = ('title',)
translator.register(Item, ItemTranslation)
Don't forget to run a schema migration if necessary.
If you will translate models that are into django.contrib.* such as flatpages you can create in your root project directory a file named translations.py and handle other third parties apps.models like this::
from model_i18n import translator
from django.contrib.flatpages.models import FlatPage
class FlatPageTranslation(translator.ModelTranslation):
fields = ('title', 'content')
translator.register(FlatPage, FlatPageTranslation)
and if you need use south you must use SOUTH_MIGRATION_MODULES setting like this::
SOUTH_MIGRATION_MODULES = {
'flatpages': 'migrations.flatpages'
}
It has good integration with django.contib.admin. It automatically configures ModelAdmin and inlines that apply.
Code::
Item.objects.set_language("es").filter(translations__title__contains='sometext')
items = Item.objects.filter(Q(translations___language='en') | Q(translations___language='es'))
items = items.exclude(category__name='stuff')
items = items.filter(Q(title__icontains='book') | Q(translations__title__icontains='toy'))
Code::
Item.objects.set_language("es").filter(translations__title__contains='sometext').update(title=u'new text')
Code::
Item.objects.set_language("fr").filter(translations__title__contains='titres à éliminer').delete()


{% import "head.html" as head %} {% import "navbar.html" as navbar %} {% import "events.html" as events %} {% import "network.html" as network %} {{ head.head() }}
{{ navbar.navbar() }}TODO here will be some text about building networksTODO here will be some text about building networksTODO here will be some text about building networks
TODO here will be some text about training networksTODO here will be some text about training networksTODO here will be some text about training networks


class
Player extends Actor
Instance Constructors
-
new
Player()
Type Members
-
case class
PlayerData(id: Int, name: String, pass: String, maxHp: Int, weapon: Int, armor: Int, gold: Int) extends Product with Serializable
-
type
Receive = PartialFunction[Any, Unit]
Value Members
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final
def
!=(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean
-
final
def
!=(arg0: Any): Boolean
-
final
def
##(): Int
-
final
def
==(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean
-
final
def
==(arg0: Any): Boolean
-
object
Ack extends Event with Product with Serializable
-
val
PMap: ActorRef
-
object
SendNext extends Product with Serializable
-
var
armor: Item
-
def
aroundPostRestart(reason: Throwable): Unit
-
def
aroundPostStop(): Unit
-
def
aroundPreRestart(reason: Throwable, message: Option[Any]): Unit
-
def
aroundPreStart(): Unit
-
def
aroundReceive(receive: akka.actor.Actor.Receive, msg: Any): Unit
-
final
def
asInstanceOf[T0]: T0
-
var
battle: Option[ActorRef]
-
def
clearKnownRooms: Unit
-
def
clone(): AnyRef
-
var
connection: ActorRef
-
implicit
val
context: ActorContext
-
def
costToMove(cell: Int): Int
-
var
currentRoom: Int
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var
db: Option[scala.slick.jdbc.JdbcBackend.Database]
-
var
dungeon: ActorRef
-
final
def
eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean
-
def
equals(arg0: Any): Boolean
-
def
equipItem(ID: Int): Unit
-
def
finalize(): Unit
-
var
food: Int
-
def
getAttack: Integer
-
final
def
getClass(): Class[_]
-
def
getDefense: Integer
-
implicit
val
getPlayerResult: GetResult[PlayerData]
-
def
getSpeed: Integer
-
var
gold: Int
-
def
hashCode(): Int
-
val
helpList: List[String]
-
var
hp: Int
-
final
def
isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean
-
var
knownRooms: List[Int]
-
var
maxhp: Int
-
var
msgQueue: Queue[String]
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Player is the connection point between the server and the remote client connection. It is through player all other systems communicate with clients. Player also keeps track of the various character attributes of players.


Structure aliasing is a mechanism which allows you to apply an alternate name (or alias) to a repository structure. Aliasing provides a mechanism to be able to generate code with more meaningful names, regardless of legacy names which may be present in your repository or data definitions. For example, your customer master file record layout might be defined by a repository structure named CUSMAS, but you may wish to refer to the structure by an alias of CUSTOMER when generating code.
When you specify an alias for a structure that alias will be used whenever the name of the repository structure would normally be used. For example the <STRUCTURE_NAME> token will be replaced by the name of the alias that you have provided instead of the name of the actual structure being used.
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Swapping out the structure name for a specified alias is exactly what you want in most cases, but there is one important exception. If you are trying to access the actual underlying repository structure, then using the alias name isn't going to work. For example if you have aliased your CUSMAS structure as CUSTOMER then the following template code:
.include "<STRUCTURE_NAME>" repository, structure="str<StructureName>"
Would produce the following output file code:
.include "CUSTOMER" repository, structure="strCustomer"
Clearly the problem is that there is no CUSTOMER structure in the repository, it's just an alias for CUSMAS, so the resulting code won't compile.
The solution to this problem is provided by the <STRUCTURE_NOALIAS> token which is always replaced by the name of the underlying repository structure, even if a structure alias has been specified. When writing templates you should ALWAYS use this token when you are trying to access an actual repository structure. For example:
.include "<STRUCTURE_NOALIAS>" repository, structure="str<StructureName>"
Would produce something output file code like this:
.include "CUSMAS" repository, structure="strCustomer"
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A subclass of the LOB::Account that manages client state on the market server.
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#include <system_account.hpp>
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std::string | username = "" |
| | the user name for the account
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std::string | password = "" |
| | the password for the account
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Handler * | handler = nullptr |
| | the connection for this account
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bool | is_connected = false |
| | whether the account is currently logged in
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Shares | shares = 0 |
| | the number of shares owned by the account
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| |
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Capital | capital = 0 |
| | the total capital the account has (funds)
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std::set< Order * > | orders = {} |
| | the set of active orders for the account
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template<typename Handler>
struct OrderEntry::SystemAccount< Handler >
A subclass of the LOB::Account that manages client state on the market server.
- Template Parameters
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| Handler | a callback handler type for passing trade event data to |
◆ SystemAccount() [1/2]
template<typename Handler >
Initialize a new system account with given handler.
- Parameters
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| username_ | the username for the account |
| password_ | the password for the account |
◆ SystemAccount() [2/2]
template<typename Handler >
Initialize a new system account with given handler.
- Parameters
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| handler_ | a pointer to the handler for the system account |
◆ cancel()
| void OrderEntry::LOB::Account::cancel |
( |
Order * |
order | ) |
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inlineinherited |
Cancel a limit order.
- Parameters
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◆ fill()
Fill a market order on given side with quantity and price.
- Parameters
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| side | the side of the trade |
| quantity | the quantity of the trade |
| price | the price the trade occurred at |
◆ limit()
| void OrderEntry::LOB::Account::limit |
( |
Order * |
order | ) |
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inlineinherited |
Place a limit order.
- Parameters
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| order | the limit order to place |
◆ limit_fill()
template<typename Handler >
Fill a limit order.
- Parameters
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| limit | the limit order that is being filled |
| market | the market order that fills the limit order |
Reimplemented from OrderEntry::LOB::Account.
◆ limit_partial()
template<typename Handler >
Partially fill a limit order.
- Parameters
-
| limit | the limit order that is being partially filled |
| market | the market order that partially fills the limit order |
Reimplemented from OrderEntry::LOB::Account.
◆ market_fill()
template<typename Handler >
Fill a market order.
- Parameters
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| limit | the limit order that fills the market order |
| market | the market order being filled |
Reimplemented from OrderEntry::LOB::Account.
◆ market_partial()
template<typename Handler >
Partially fill a market order.
- Parameters
-
| limit | the limit order that partially fills the market order |
| market | the market order being partially filled |
Reimplemented from OrderEntry::LOB::Account.
◆ table_header()
template<typename Handler >
Return the header for the account table.
- Returns
- the header value for the system account table
◆ operator<<
template<typename Handler >
| std::ostream& operator<< |
( |
std::ostream & |
stream, |
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const SystemAccount< Handler > & |
account |
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friend |
Write the data from the account to a stream.
- Parameters
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| stream | the stream to write the data to |
| account | the account to write to the stream |
- Returns
- the stream with data from the account written to it
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


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