Test the similarity with predictions for many experiments and return data computed on the matchIndexes
(string)
path to the experiments JSON file
(string)
path to the predictions JSON file
(object
= {}
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.numExperiments number
(default undefined )
|
Number of experiments for which the similarity should be computed (
slice
of the input experimental data). Should be
undefined
if all data must be used.
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options.loadData object
(default {} )
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options.loadData.mergeSpan number
(default 0.05 )
|
How close consecutive x values of a spectrum must be to be merged |
options.loadData.pathType string
(default "relative" )
|
Allows to define wether the path to the JSON is "relative" or "absolute" |
options.loadData.norm bool
(default true )
|
If
true
, the spectra data are normalized before merging too close x values.
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options.numberMaxPeaks number
(default undefined )
|
If not undefined, defines the number of max. intensity peaks to keep. This removes some of the spectrum noise. |
options.similarity object
(default {} )
|
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options.similarity.algorithm function
(default intersection )
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Algorithm used to calculate the similarity between the spectra. Default is cosine similarity. |
options.similarity.alignDelta number
(default 0.05 )
|
Two values of a experiment and prediction which difference is smaller than
alignDelta
will be put in the same X slot (considered as common).
|
options.similarity.minCommon number
(default 6 )
|
Minimal number of values that must remain in the spectra after alignment. |
options.similarity.norm bool
(default false )
|
If
true
, the spectra data are normalized before being sent to the similarity algorithm.
|
options.similarity.massWeight function
(default defaultMassWeight )
|
Function that weights a y value by a function of x. |
options.bestMatch object
(default {} )
|
|
options.bestMatch.threshold number
(default 0 )
|
Similarity threshold for predicted spectra to be returned |
options.bestMatch.numberBestMatch number
(default 10 )
|
Number of best matching predicted spectra to return in the result (
NaN
to return all)
|
options.bestMatch.massFilter number
(default 0.05 )
|
If defined, the predictions are filtered based on PEPMASS before computing any similarity. If the mass difference is over
massFilter
,
similarity
and
common
are set to 0.
|
Stats
:
Stats computed on the array of matchIndex
Keeps options.numberMaxPeaks values of each spectrum with highest intensities
(Data)
Parsed json containing spectra to filter
Data
:
Input data with spectra filtered
Makes a weighted merge of the x values of each spectrum too close to each other using ml-array-xy-weighted-merge
(Data)
Parsed json containing spectra to merge
Data
:
Input data with X values of spectra merged
Default function used to weight the experimental and predicted spectra: y=y*x^3
. The y values are a function of the x values.
number
:
weighted y value
Type: object
Returns a structure with the predicted spectra the most similar to an experimental spectrum
(Entry)
Experimental spectrum
(Data)
Predicted spectra database
(object
= {}
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.massFilter number
(default 0.05 )
|
If defined, the predictions are filtered based on PEPMASS before computing any similarity. If the mass difference is over
massFilter
,
similarity
and
common
are set to 0.
|
options.threshold number
(default 0 )
|
Similarity threshold for predicted spectra to be returned |
options.numberBestMatch number
(default 10 )
|
Number of best matching predicted spectra to return in the result (
undefined
to return all)
|
(object
= {}
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
similarity.algorithm function
(default intersection )
|
Algorithm used to calculate the similarity between the spectra. Default is cosine similarity. |
similarity.alignDelta number
(default 0.05 )
|
Two values of a experiment and prediction which difference is smaller than
alignDelta
will be put in the same X slot (considered as common).
|
similarity.minCommon number
(default 6 )
|
Minimal number of values that must remain in the spectra after alignment. |
similarity.norm bool
(default false )
|
If
true
, the spectra data are normalized before being sent to the similarity algorithm.
|
similarity.massWeight function
(default defaultMassWeight )
|
Function that weights a y value by a function of x. |
Result
:
Best matching predicted spectra and meta information
Loads, parses a JSON file. Then makes a weighted merge of the x values of each spectrum too close to each other using ml-array-xy-weighted-merge
(string)
Relative path to json file
(object
= {}
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.numberMaxPeaks number
(default 30 )
|
If not undefined, defines the number of max. intensity peaks to keep. This removes some of the spectrum noise. |
options.mergeSpan number
(default 0.05 )
|
How close consecutive x values of a spectrum must be to be merged |
options.pathType string
(default "relative" )
|
Allows to define wether the path to the JSON is "relative" or "absolute" |
options.norm bool
(default true )
|
If
true
, the spectra data are normalized before merging too close x values.
|
Data
:
Data loaded, parsed and merged
Type: Object
Type: Object
(Entry)
: The experiment data
(number)
: The index of the correct match for exp in matches. It is
NaN
if the similarity between the experiment and its correct match is zero.
(number)
: Number of values considered common between exp and its correct math by the align algorith
(number)
: Number of exp/pred couples that have sufficient common values after aligning (default less than 6)
Returns the similarity between two spectra
(Entry)
First spectrum
(Entry)
Second spectrum
(object
= {}
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
options.algorithm function
(default intersection )
|
Algorithm used to calculate the similarity between the spectra. Default is cosine similarity. |
options.alignDelta number
(default 0.05 )
|
Two values of a experiment and prediction which difference is smaller than
alignDelta
will be put in the same X slot (considered as common).
|
options.minCommon number
(default 6 )
|
Minimal number of values that must remain in the spectra after alignment. |
options.norm bool
(default false )
|
If
true
, the spectra data are normalized before being sent to the similarity algorithm.
|
options.massWeight function
(default defaultMassWeight )
|
Function that weights a y value by a function of x. |
SimStats
:
Information on the similarity between the 2 spectra
Type: object
Type: object
Type: object


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EVENT HORIZON
RATING: **1/2 (out of ****)
Paramount / 1:37 / 1997 / R (mucho gore, violence, language, nudity) Cast: Laurence Fishburne; Sam Neill; Kathleen Quinlan; Joely Richardson; Richard T. Jones; Jack Noseworthy; Jason Isaacs; Sean Pertwee; Holley Chant Director: Paul Anderson Screenplay: Philip Eisner
A traditional ghost story dressed up in spiffy sci-fi trappings, "Event Horizon" plays like a patchwork assembly of the "Alien" films with a spooky demonic presence in place of the nasty outer-space monster. In fact, it's so derivative in pretty much every imaginable way, that it makes "Mimic" -- another new release that heavily incorporates bits and pieces from the afore-mentioned trilogy -- look like a complete original. "Horizon" isn't ever the movie event it aspires to be, but, boy, it does have its weird moments.
If being something of a copycat is a hefty drawback, then at least "Event Horizon" is successful in setting up its terrifying atmosphere. Director Paul Anderson (who made the awful "Mortal Kombat") and production designer Joseph Bennett kick off the creepy proceedings incredibly well; that even the slightest detail -- in one scene, a lone drop of water -- seems menacing is a testament to that. But after a stable first hour or so, it becomes all too clear where Philip Eisner's screenplay is getting ready to go.
The film takes its title from a prototype spaceship that mysteriously turns up somewhere off the crust of Neptune in 2047 following a seven-year disappearance. Event Horizon inventor Dr. William Weir (Sam Neill) and emergency team leader Captain Miller (Laurence Fishburne) head a crew aboard a search-and-rescue craft to intercept the Horizon and find out what happened to those on board. A radio transmission gives Weir and company little hope -- distinguishable among the mass screaming is "Liberate me!", a Latin plea for help.
Their perspectives don't improve after climbing aboard and finding what appears to be blood and entrails caked on the walls. Miller's corps -- who include Kathleen Quinlan, Richard T. Jones ("The Trigger Effect") and Joely Richardson ("101 Dalmatians") -- make several other disturbing discoveries, one of them being a surprise confession from Weir and a video tape of ship goings-on that becomes suspiciously snowy at one key moment. Before long, there appears to be an evil visitor lurking in the Event Horizon's core, something that is capable of turning the team's worst fears against them. It first preys upon Miller's engineer Justin (Jack Noseworthy).
Every twist "Event Horizon" takes, the less involving it becomes, finally degenerating into an exceedingly silly, endlessly gory climax where Fishburne gets to wallop a nude, scabby Neill and the blood flows like cherry Kool-Aid -- literally. A rule stating the less that's shown, the more horrifying it can be is certainly true in this case. For instance, one of the movie's "huge scares" (when we're shown what exactly is on the security tape) made me laugh so hard I nearly fell out of my seat -- it looks like a kinkier, more explicit Marilyn Manson music video (although it might be worth focusing on if you've ever wondered what it looks like when someone's intestines are pulled out through their mouth).
I never found "Event Horizon" unwatchable, but it is disappointing that what starts out so strong finishes up like "Alien" by way of Clive Barker and David Lynch. The movie tells us too much too fast, and as a result, exactly where the ship has been is pretty easy to figure out. Also, "Horizon" treats the obvious villain somewhat ambiguously, so it's no shock when he wields a Ginsu and carves up victims in an icky manner that would impress Hannibal Lecter. Other characters are shakily developed, too. Fishburne is excellent, but Miller is low enough on personality so that you never quite root for him, and Brooks just hangs around to provide unnecessary comic relief. Quinlan and Noseworthy -- both of whom starred in last May's "Breakdown" -- are the real standouts here.
So while at least half of "Event Horizon"'s substance is problematic, it does a fantastic job with visuals and ambience. The seemingly dynamic hand of effects supervisor Richard Yuricich molds some really exciting, dazzling sights, and it's also interesting to see science-fiction that focuses on religious nuances rather than slime-dripping creatures, even if "Contact" did beat it to the punch (and do a far better job). The movie covers fascinating, absorbing territory for a while, but when the Event Horizon goes to hell, so, in many areas, does the film.
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(Later on in this writing, I've done the very things I hate about most movie reviews: I merely give away all the good bits that I can remember, retell the plot points. Yet I really do like to read such spoiler'd reviews of movies myself, especially if I might never go see the movie. So, this "review" will be un-spoiled for a while, and then chock full of spoilers.)
Un-spoiled:
A filmmaker, decent looking fellow and charming though a bit of an insensitive jerk, tries to record twenty of his dates on film with his small film crew. This is no easy task, not at all. There is a lot of wit and comedy, some magic romance, and also some very uncomfortable situations. Watching "candid camera" footage of unsuspecting dates, real women getting their feelings hurt, turns the whole audience into uneasy co-conspirators.
Imagine if Man Bites Dog was _not_ a fictionalized comedy, but a real documentary of a charming serial killer doing actual murders. Somebody would surely get arrested. Such a film would never be accepted by the public, or seen, even.
It almost feels like this film, "20 DATES", won't make it to a wide release. Because they don't have permission from so many people for having secretly filmed them. Or because of all the queasy uneasiness, the social incorrectness, a happy-ending that feels a little unnatural... This is almost a kind of social snuff film. Many women will probably hate it. But it is also a VERY FUNNY MOVIE!!!
It is done in a documentary style that is 98% believable, as in "this really happened, this is how it happened on that day" (but at some points I feel he has taken some liberties with the "truth" --- as well he should have, it's his movie!!)...
It is very well edited.  (No-budget/shoestring-budget cinema, think of recent successful examples of El Mariachi, pi...)
So go see it, if you can!!
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Myles Graham Berkowitz made a movie!!! Hooray!!!

"Most contemporary love stories are about longing" says Robert McKee, screenplay-seminar (demigod/scoundrel) as he describes Sleepless in Seattle as a "boy meets girl", "boy meets girl", "boy meets girl" movie.
Myles: "You don't know what your type is, but you know that I'm not it?"
"Can I just take a look around your apartment?" he says, three minutes after all the cameras and lights have already raped the room...
Myles asks Stephanie if he can get a discount on some clothes. Over and over again?! It's getting late, says Stephanie. "Stephanie excused herself, and I never saw her again."
"Do you think that women find me offensive?" he asks a friend, who candidly responds "I honestly wouldn't narrow it to a gender thing"...
The truth of having to worry about the finances of a date when we know that our team has $56 (and no more room on the credit cards) and the "date" orders 3 pounds of $20-a-pound lobster...
What's it like to be single and dating in L.A.?
Scenes of the Sound man laughing!!!
He has a date with a vegetarian, gets kicked out of all the restaurants because of the camera and lights, (almost the way David Letterman's cameramen were ungracefully shoved out of the G.E. building). She had a real rotten time...
Moments at which the Candid Camera is revealed to a woman with whom the date was going really well, who then feels betrayed and is very displeased... because he's hurting the feelings of a real human being, it's like a social snuff film... "You think that's funny?" says one date, and maybe she's right... do we think it's funny???? we're all guilty accomplices as we watch this movie...
 "Now I was being sued..." he says, and we sure believe it!!
Some dangerous sexism: "she seemed to get real friendly after some drinks"... "Women come and go, but movies are around forever..."
Robert McKee, screenplay-seminar (ubermensch/sleazebag): "Men are interested in the physical, and women are interested in the fantasy, the phantom, or metaphysical... so the chance that true love can occur between two people searching for such wildly different things is slim to none".
Caren, a good-looking friend of Myles, goes on a date with a guy who makes some horrific blunders... "At least you're a woman, and not my ex-wife, that's a good start..." "We're also missing Friends and Seinfeld" he says...
A probably-arranged shot of M. Berkowitz's script sitting alone and abandoned on a different shelf than all the other scripts
He bungee-jumps, terrified. "I hope you fuckin got that shot" are his first words when he comes to rest.
Stalking Elisabeth in the mall with the camera.  Elisabeth: No... Myles: "Oh, you don't watch porno movies?" (good on-the-spot joke!)
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We never get to see ELIE, but learn a lot about him from the secret audiotapings...
Elie is almost a caricature of a sleazy Hollywood producer... but we know he's real. He has ponied up $60,000 to get this film made. (Thank you, Elie.) He sounds like he really wants to be a porn producer.
Elie: "How can there be no sex in this movie?

He seems to have access to a miniharem of models and bad actresses, Why am I envisioning Ivan Nagy (Heidi Fleiss: Hollywood Madam) but seedy, less charming, and fatter...
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"Every date hates his guts??" says his pregnant EX-WIFE with a giddy and gleeful smile on her face...
We learn more about Myles from his ex-wife, who is all too happy to spill all the rotten beans she can come up with... "He needs to shut every door in the house when he goes to the bathroom..." "He tells me to "shh" during sex! Can you imagine that?"
He gets into a real loud fight with his ex-wife, they are arguing over who left who first.
Later, he gets one of his dates to admit that in her most recent relationship, "I was the one that left him" and like VH1 POP-UP videos, we see Myles thinking "Finally!"
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Myles and company partycrash a wedding, stalking pretty women with the camera. It's sort of amusing, but we know it's so wrong? "I'm a friend of the groom", he lies to one woman he has cornered. "Oh really, I'm the groom's sister, how come I don't know you?" she responds...  he asks.  she replies.
"She didn't work at six jobs, she wasn't some kind of __IMMIGRANT__" Myles says uglily.
Scenes from: Sleepless in Seattle When Harry Met Sally Singing In The Rain Titanic
Myles with a kid, on the beach, trying to get the kid to say "Hi" to women passing by, creates some very amusing moments: The kid finally says "Hi!" --- to an old man jogging by!! or waits until women have already gone by to say "Hi!" (Empty threats to the kid we understand are phony and intended mainly to amuse.)
I get to thinking, Gee, this guy is actually able to find twenty attractive women that are available and willing to go out on a date with him, that right there is WONDERFUL!
A shot of our soundman Greg getting spanked in a fetish bar.
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(the real romance with Elisabeth)
He is "Wanting to record the precise moment when two real people were falling in love..." and he actually does get to do so!!
Myles: Am I better looking than him? [her other boyfriend] Elisabeth: That's not a fair question... Myles: That means __I'm__ better looking!!!
Cute Stunt where he trips on the curb, and then gets to hold Elisabeth's hand!!!
More comedy: "Neither one of us wanted to be the one who let go first", and we see Myles trying to eat a muffin all the while not letting go of her hand...
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Myles needs more dates to get up to 20. A young intern suggests a friend of hers. "She's a total babe, lips, tits, everything, she looks just like Jessica Rabbit, just like Jessica Rabbit". (Elisabeth gets very uncomfortable and leaves the room). Turns out the girl that the intern is talking about is your average-looking twenty year old. "Did you ever see "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Myles asks the intern. "Actually, No, I never saw it..."
Offbeat oddball moments: Myles instructing a child to "Walk on the other side of the flag!!"
Interviewing a five-year-old kid ("Some Kid") eating ice cream... "The kid was right.
French-bashing. "Everybody finds the French annoying"...
 I say supposedly because it's possible that he just wrapped his hand in a fake bandage just to make the joke... and if she had stabbed him, surely they would have shown it??!!
Sound man shown eavesdropping on the shots... it's always great to see the sound man laughing!!
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"It's very hard to keep dating when you have a girlfriend..."
He brings one woman back to his apartment to protect her from her abusive boyfriend. At this point, Elisabeth is his live-in girlfriend.  says the date. When he says "Elisabeth is just a friend" right in front of Elisabeth, she gets __nonemotionally upset/outraged/tearful__ and runs away...
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Perhaps the film makes its point --- dates are this horrible uneasy social fumbling ordeal that rarely works out well... the odds are 1 in 20, right!?!?!
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer was fiction; Man Bites Dog, fictionalized (and had the camera crew aspect) but if we were watching an actual snuff film, could we feel good about it? How dare I compare murder to dating? Watch the movie, maybe you'll see the connection I did!
A very brave film to make... congrats!!!
Because of the nature of the film, I was expecting to see one last moment of "something" after all the credits have rolled --- cause it's that kind of movie. But such a moment never came.
Are Myles and Elisabeth still together, right now? (Nov 25 1998)
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Property taxes are supposed to be a flat tax where everyone pays the same rate regardless of how much their home is worth. In practice, property taxes are regressive in almost every single county in America, according to a recent nationwide analysis by the Center for Municipal Finance which analyzed 40 million property sales. For an individual homeowner, understanding if their home was assessed fairly is relatively difficult. A homeowner only knows what their home is assessed for and only knows how accurately their home was assessed if it sells in a given year.
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?First, check out the article on preprocessing which outlines data requirements and examples. In order to analyze assessments, data is required to have at least three columns: Sale Year, Sale Price, and Assessed Value.
head(cmfproperty::example_data)
#> PIN SALE_YEAR SALE_PRICE ASSESSED_VALUE
#> 1<PHONE_NUMBER>1118 2015 53000 33860
#> 2<PHONE_NUMBER>1010 2018 80000 60390
#> 3<PHONE_NUMBER>1042 2018<PHONE_NUMBER>00
#> 4<PHONE_NUMBER>1015 2017<PHONE_NUMBER>0
#> 5<PHONE_NUMBER>0000 2018 3705000 3670740
#> 6<PHONE_NUMBER>0000 2016<PHONE_NUMBER>80
After gathering data in this form, we have to identify the three required columns (sales, assessments, and sale year) for the package using cmfproperty::reformat_data
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ratios <-
cmfproperty::reformat_data(
data = cmfproperty::example_data,
sale_col = "SALE_PRICE",
assessment_col = "ASSESSED_VALUE",
sale_year_col = "SALE_YEAR",
)
#> [1] "Filtered out non-arm's length transactions"
#> [1] "Inflation adjusted to 2019"
head(as.data.frame(ratios))
#> PIN SALE_YEAR SALE_PRICE ASSESSED_VALUE TAX_YEAR RATIO
#> 1<PHONE_NUMBER>1118 2015 53000 33860 2015 0.6388679
#> 2<PHONE_NUMBER>1010 2018 80000 60390 2018 0.7548750
#> 3<PHONE_NUMBER>1042 2018<PHONE_NUMBER>00 2018 0.9177966
#> 4<PHONE_NUMBER>1015 2017<PHONE_NUMBER>0 2017 0.6948207
#> 5<PHONE_NUMBER>0000 2018 3705000 3670740 2018 0.9907530
#> 6<PHONE_NUMBER>0000 2016<PHONE_NUMBER>80 2016 0.7747246
#> arms_length_transaction SALE_PRICE_ADJ ASSESSED_VALUE_ADJ
#> 1 1 59209.48 37827.04
#> 2 1 82313.03 62136.05
#> 3 1 121411.71 111431.26
#> 4 1 132854.54 92310.09
#> 5 1 3812122.01 3776871.45
#> 6 1 376080.37 291358.73
We denote data processed by cmfproperty::reformat_data
as ratios
throughout the documentation. ratios
includes the additional calculated fields needed to complete the study.
There’s one more step to get the automated report:
cmfproperty::make_report(ratios,
jurisdiction_name = "Cook County, Illinois")
The report will be saved in your working directory or a specific directory can be provided.
cmfproperty::make_report(ratios,
jurisdiction_name = "Cook County, Illinois",
output_dir = "~/Desktop/")
Check out an example report here.
Check out our methods and information on figures in addition to function-level documentation. The core unit of analysis that we use (and is standard) is the Sales Ratio. A sales ratio is a calculated ratio between the sale price and assessed value at the time of sale for an individual property. Properties should be assessed at their fair market value which is defined as the sale price when sold between two unrelated parties in an arm’s length transaction. We then apply the standard method to determine if a sale is arm’s length from the International Association of Assessing Officers.
If you would like to use our package to make your own report, simply take ratios
and create stats
.
stats <- cmfproperty::calc_iaao_stats(ratios)
head(stats)
#> N COD COD_SE PRD PRD_SE PRB PRB_SE q1_ratio median_ratio
#> 1 51879 19.2009 6.1946 1.0578 0.0079 -0.0514 0.0012 0.7758364 0.9093448
#> 2 62852 20.0905 6.6369 1.0798 0.0219 -0.0462 0.0011 0.7705720 0.9001375
#> 3 65961 20.0706 5.8239 1.0600 0.0074 -0.0269 0.0011 0.7428108 0.8732099
#> 4 65298 18.4733 5.1744 1.0308 0.0077 0.0133 0.0010 0.7470336 0.8856039
#> 5 62041 18.0105 5.5011 1.0143 0.0097 0.0098 0.0010 0.7681042 0.9035000
#> q3_ratio q1_sale median_sale q3_sale q1_assessed_value median_assessed_value
#> 1 1.057180<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>70.0 213430
#> 2 1.060422<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>40.0 209150
#> 3 1.031267<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>60.0 209380
#> 4 1.021504<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>82.5 210645
#> 5 1.036399<PHONE_NUMBER>00<PHONE_NUMBER>20.0 217690
#> q3_assessed_value Year
#> 1 331235.0 2015
#> 2 321720.0 2016
#> 3 316300.0 2017
#> 4 331257.5 2018
#> 5 336480.0 2019
With stats
and ratios
, you have the necessary tools for all the forms of analysis we present. For example,
output <- diagnostic_plots(stats,
ratios,
min_reporting_yr = 2015,
max_reporting_yr = 2019)
output[[1]]
We also present a series of diagnostic graphs to evaluate data quality, especially unexpected year-to-year changes. The diagnostic section can optionally be included as an appendix to the report as follows.
cmfproperty::make_report(ratios,
jurisdiction_name = "Cook County, Illinois Diagnostic",
output_dir = "~/../Documents/GitHub/cmf-uchicago.github.io/",
diagnostic = TRUE)
Check out a report on the example data with a diagnostic section here.


| filter_slider {crosstalk} | R Documentation |
Creates a slider widget that lets users filter observations based on a range of values.
filter_slider( id, label, sharedData, column, step = NULL, round = FALSE, ticks = TRUE, animate = FALSE, width = NULL, sep = ",", pre = NULL, post = NULL, timeFormat = NULL, timezone = NULL, dragRange = TRUE, min = NULL, max = NULL ) animation_options( interval = 1000, loop = FALSE, playButton = NULL, pauseButton = NULL )
id |
An HTML element ID; must be unique within the web page |
label |
A human-readable label |
sharedData |
|
column |
A one-sided formula whose values will be used for this slider.
The column must be of type |
step |
Specifies the interval between each selectable value on the
slider (if |
round |
|
ticks |
|
animate |
|
width |
The width of the slider control (see
|
sep |
Separator between thousands places in numbers. |
pre |
A prefix string to put in front of the value. |
post |
A suffix string to put after the value. |
timeFormat |
Only used if the values are Date or POSIXt objects. A time
format string, to be passed to the Javascript strftime library. See
https://github.com/samsonjs/strftime for more details. The allowed
format specifications are very similar, but not identical, to those for R's
|
timezone |
Only used if the values are POSIXt objects. A string
specifying the time zone offset for the displayed times, in the format
|
dragRange |
This option is used only if it is a range slider (with two
values). If |
min |
The leftmost value of the slider. By default, set to the minimal number in input data. |
max |
The rightmost value of the slider. By default, set to the maximal number in input data. |
interval |
The interval, in milliseconds, between each animation step. |
loop |
|
playButton |
Specifies the appearance of the play button. Valid values
are a one-element character vector (for a simple text label), an HTML tag
or list of tags (using |
pauseButton |
Similar to |
## Only run examples in interactive R sessions if (interactive()) { sd <- SharedData$new(mtcars) filter_slider("mpg", "Miles per gallon", sd, "mpg") }


Toolset
Our toolset provides a set of Python scripts to convert between graph formats.
They can be downloaded from the Python Package Index here or installed using the Python easy_install tool:
easy_install topzootools
yed2zoo Converter Script
Theyed2zoo
script takes a network traced in yED, and merges it with metadata in a csv file. It will also strip out yED graphics data, and can lookup geographical co-ordinates for nodes.
To convert only tagged networks:
~$yed2zoo -c ~/zoo/networks/classification.csv -d ~/zoo/networks/ --taggedor with geocoding:
~$yed2zoo -d ~/zoo/networks/ --csv ~/zoo/networks/classification.csv --geocode -u eskaytwo INFO Saving to folder: ~/zoo/networks/zoogml_geocodedWith the output:
$ more ~/zoo/networks/zoogml_geocoded/Aarnet.gml graph [ DateObtained "2/12/10" GeoLocation "Australia" GeoExtent "Country" Network "AARNET" Provenance "Primary" Access 0 Source "http://www.aarnet.edu.au/aarnet3.aspx" Version "1.0" DateType "Current" Type "REN" Backbone 1 Commercial 0 label "AARNET" Customer 0 IX 0 LastAccess "3/08/10" Layer "IP" Classification "Backbone" Creator "Topology Zoo Toolset" Developed 1 Transit 0 NetworkDate "2010-08" Testbed 0 SvnVersion 8123 node [ id 0 label "Perth1" Country "Australia" Longitude 115.83333 Latitude -31.93333 ] node [ id 1 label "Perth2" Country "Australia" Longitude 115.83333 Latitude -31.93333 ] node [ id 2 label "Adelaide1" Country "Australia" Longitude 138.6 Latitude -34.93333
Converter Script
The converter script converts from GML into other formats, including graphml and adjacency matrices. It can reduce multigraphs to single edge graphs, and remove nodes marked as external. An example of using the script to create the GML files used in the Zoo is below~$zooconvert -d ~/zoo/networks/yED/zoogml_geocoded/ --html -o ~/zoo/website/files --graphml --gml --archive
Plotting Script
The zooplot script uses basemap to do geographical plotting. It takes a geocoded GML file (produced using yed2zoo or rocketfuel2zoo).~$ zooplot -f Aarnet.gml --png Plotting: Aarnet Plotting to ~/plotted_flat/Aarnet
rocketfuel2zoo Converter Script
Will convert topologies from the Rocketfuel dataset.~$ wget http://www.cs.washington.edu/research/networking/rocketfuel/maps/policy-dist.tar.gz
~$ tar -xzf policy-dist.tar.gz
~$ rocketfuel2zoo -d maps-n-paths/Will give output similar to:
~$ rocketfuel2zoo -d maps-n-paths/ INFO Writing to maps-n-paths/rf2zoo INFO Processing 9070:9070 INFO Processing 1785:1785 INFO Processing 8220:8220 INFO Processing 101:101 INFO Processing 1668:1668The output will look like:
~$ more maps-n-paths/rf2zoo/101_101.gml graph [ Creator "rocketfuel2zoo" node [ id 0 label "Sunnyvale CA" ASN 101 ] node [ id 1 label "Seattle WA" ASN 101 ] edge [ source 0 target 1 obs_count 2624 ] ]


Welcome to HackIllinois!
From its inception, HackIllinois has ventured out into the unknown on a mission to build an exceptional and creative hacking culture. This starts with fostering an environment of innovation and impact.
Our beliefs
At HackIllinois, we believe in three core values:
- Encouraging students to explore their creativity
- Empowering students to create meaningful additions to the field of technology
- Building a community of peers and mentors
Our Event
In the span of 36 hours, our hackers are challenged to innovate, design and achieve.
To do so, we are focusing on building HackIllinois as an exciting, non-traditional experience for students. This year, we are introducing three initiatives of HackIllinois:
- Software@HackIllinois equips students with the tools, mentors and APIs they need to develop creative mobile and web applications.
- Hardware@HackIllinois helps both beginner and experienced hackers create a new generation of hardware technology.
- OpenSource@HackIllinois is a brand new hackathon format that brings together open source gurus (like Jay Freeman aka Saurik) and hackers to build on projects and give back to the developer community.
At any time during the event, hackers are permitted to switch between the three initiatives.
Note that, to maintain the ultimate goal of encouraging growth and development in the Open Source community, OpenSource@HackIllinois will not be supplemented by a monetary prize.
Information about the judging criteria and process can be found here.
Meet our team
We’re a team of driven individuals working towards the goal of inspiring and empowering creative minds to build anything they can imagine.
Our motto
Explore New Frontiers at HackIllinois
In a Nutshell
Use common sense, and listen to HackIllinois staff. Let us know if you have any questions!
General
Rules are subject to change at any time without notice. Decisions by the HackIllinois team are final.
Participation
All participants must be full-time or part-time University students during Spring 2016 except where permission is explicitly given. Participation is closed to family members of judges. Upon participation in this event, it is implied that we reserve the right to share your resume and other application material with our corporate sponsors. By attending HackIllinois, you acknowledge that your picture and video may be used without compensation, prior permission, or notification in any promotional material related to HackIllinois.
Teams
Teams must consist of between 1 and 4 participants. Teams must submit a list of members upon submitting their hack by Sunday February 21st, 2016 at 10:00 am. Any modifications after that must be approved by organizers. You can, by all means go solo, but we encourage you to work in groups!
Submissions
Each team is permitted one submission that must be received by 10:00am on Sunday, February 21st, 2016. Code submitted for judging must be produced only by team members and written during HackIllinois from the starting time on Friday, February 19th, 2016 to the submission time. If you are continuing a previous project or using old code written by you, let us know on the project submission form. Third party libraries are allowed without notice provided that they are publicly available to any participant. All code you create at HackIllinois is owned by you, and may be made open source at your discretion. By submitting a project, you and your team grant the HackIllinois team the unrestricted right to use your submission material, at no cost, for promotional purposes of future HackIllinois events.
Judging Criteria
Teams will be judged based on different criteria. Teams will not be told their scores, and all decisions made by the judges and HackIllinois team are final.
Project Fair
At the end of the event, teams will showcase their projects in a project fair. During this time period, judges will proceed to all teams, and a team will have two to three minutes to demo their projects in a project fair. A team’s presentation may be interrupted by a judge at any time. Teams must be ready to demo when the judges reach their table, and passing on a judge relinquishes the right to be judged. Corporate prizes are judged directly by the company, and HackIllinois is not responsible for the criteria used by these companies.
Winners
Winners for general HackIllinois prizes will be selected by a combination of corporate judges and judges provided by HackIllinois. Each winning team will be responsible for working with the University of Illinois Computer Science department to arrange for the payment to be sent. Corporate prizes are judged by the respective company, and are provided directly from a company to the winning team. The winning team is responsible for all taxes associated with a prize.
Conduct
HackIllinois is dedicated to providing a harassment-free event experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, nationality, or religion. We do not tolerate harassment of event participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any event venue, including talks.
Event participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the event at the discretion of the event organizers.
Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately. Sponsoring organizations and their representatives are also subject to the anti-harassment policy. In particular, exhibitors should not use sexualized images, activities, or other material. Event staff (including volunteers) should not use sexualized clothing/uniforms/costumes, or otherwise create a sexualized environment.
If a participant engages in harassing behavior, the event organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from the event. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of event staff immediately.
What should I bring?
You should bring a student ID, a change of clothing or two, personal items (toiletries), a laptop & charger, and any required hardware for your hack. Essentially, bring anything you would need for a normal weekend. Due to power concerns, please do not bring extra monitors or desktop computers.
How do I get there?
Check out travel details at hackillinois.org/travel
How can my school get a bus?
Send us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and get your peers to sign up! Buses will be provided to schools with a large number of participants, and hacking is more fun with friends!
Do I need a team?
Single person teams are allowed, but we encourage you to work in a group! Teams can have up to four people spanning any schools.
Will there be food?
All meals, snacks, and drinks will be provided for the entire weekend. If you have a dietary restriction, please make sure to mention it on the application. There will be a wide variety of food.
Who do I contact for help?
Mentors from leading technology companies will be on-hand to provide support and troubleshoot problems. We also encourage all hackers to help each other!
Where do I sleep?
Sleeping rooms will be furnished with air mattresses and pillows. We want you to be comfortable!
Will you have hardware?
We'll have high-level hardware like Oculus Rift, the Myo armband, and Microsoft Kinect for hardware hackers. We'll also have basic hardware components like resisitors, transistors, and ICs, as well as wood, building materials, and power tools for you to tinker with. To help gauge interest, please specify any hardware that you might use in your application. For the full list of hardware, please see hackillinois.org/hardware
What are the prizes?
Details about prizes can be found at hackillinois.org/prizes
How's judging work?
HackIllinois judging will be split into three categories: Software, Hardware, and Open Source. For information, check out the Judging Info Sheet. Our VIP judges include Pek Pongpaet from Impekable, Tasos Karahalios from IDEO, Chrissy Ziccarelli from Girls Who Code, Jed Taylor from the Technology Entrepreneurship Center at Illinois and a top executive from IMO. There will be prizes provided directly by HackIllinois and by our sponsors.


Upgrading to OkHttp 4¶
OkHttp 4.x upgrades our implementation language from Java to Kotlin and keeps everything else the same. We’ve chosen Kotlin because it gives us powerful new capabilities while integrating closely with Java.
We spent a lot of time and energy on retaining strict compatibility with OkHttp 3.x. We’re even keeping the package name the same: okhttp3
!
There are three kinds of compatibility we’re tracking:
-
Binary compatibility is the ability to compile a program against OkHttp 3.x, and then to run it against OkHttp 4.x. We’re using the excellent japicmp library via its Gradle plugin to enforce binary compatibility.
-
Java source compatibility is the ability to upgrade Java uses of OkHttp 3.x to 4.x without changing
.java
files. -
Kotlin source compatibility is the ability to upgrade Kotlin uses of OkHttp 3.x to 4.x without changing
.kt
files.
With a few small exceptions (below), OkHttp 4.x is both binary- and Java source-compatible with OkHttp 3.x. You can use an OkHttp 4.x .jar file with applications or libraries built for OkHttp 3.x.
OkHttp is not source-compatible for Kotlin callers, but upgrading should be automatic thanks to Kotlin’s powerful deprecation features. Most developers should be able to use IntelliJ’s Code Cleanup for a safe and fast upgrade.
Backwards-Incompatible Changes¶
OkHttpClient final methods¶
OkHttpClient
has 26 accessors like interceptors()
and writeTimeoutMillis()
that were non-final in OkHttp 3.x and are final in 4.x. These were made non-final for use with mocking frameworks like Mockito. We believe subtyping OkHttpClient
is the wrong way to test with OkHttp. If you must, mock Call.Factory
which is the interface that OkHttpClient
implements.
Internal API changes¶
The okhttp3.internal
package is not a published API and we change it frequently without warning. Depending on code in this package is bad and will cause you problems with any upgrade! But the 4.x will be particularly painful to naughty developers that import from this package! We changed a lot to take advantage of sweet Kotlin features.
Credentials.basic()¶
The username and password parameters to Credentials.basic()
are now non-null strings. In OkHttp 3.x, null would yield a username or password of “null”.
HttpUrl.queryParameterValues()¶
The return type of HttpUrl.queryParameterValues()
is List<String?>
. Lists that may contain null are uncommon and Kotlin callers may have incorrectly assigned the result to List<String>
.
Code Cleanup¶
IntelliJ and Android Studio offer a Code Cleanup feature that will automatically update deprecated APIs with their replacements. Access this feature from the Search Anywhere dialog (double-press shift) or under the Analyze menu.
We’ve included deprecated APIs in OkHttp 4.0 because they make migration easy. We will remove them in a future release! If you’re skipping releases, it’ll be much easier if you upgrade to OkHttp 4.0 as an intermediate step.
Vars and Vals¶
Java doesn’t have language support for properties so developers make do with getters and setters. Kotlin does have properties and we take advantage of them in OkHttp.
- Address: certificatePinner, connectionSpecs, dns, hostnameVerifier, protocols, proxy, proxyAuthenticator, proxySelector, socketFactory, sslSocketFactory, url
- Cache: directory
- CacheControl: immutable, maxAgeSeconds, maxStaleSeconds, minFreshSeconds, mustRevalidate, noCache, noStore, noTransform, onlyIfCached, sMaxAgeSeconds
- Challenge: authParams, charset, realm, scheme
- CipherSuite: javaName
- ConnectionSpec: cipherSuites, supportsTlsExtensions, tlsVersions
- Cookie: domain, expiresAt, hostOnly, httpOnly, name, path, persistent, value
- Dispatcher: executorService
- FormBody: size
- Handshake: cipherSuite, localCertificates, localPrincipal, peerCertificates, peerPrincipal, tlsVersion
- HandshakeCertificates: keyManager, trustManager
- Headers: size
- HeldCertificate: certificate, keyPair
- HttpLoggingInterceptor: level
- HttpUrl: encodedFragment, encodedPassword, encodedPath, encodedPathSegments, encodedQuery, encodedUsername, fragment, host, password, pathSegments, pathSize, port, query, queryParameterNames, querySize, scheme, username
- MockResponse: headers, http2ErrorCode, socketPolicy, status, trailers
- MockWebServer: bodyLimit, port, protocolNegotiationEnabled, protocols, requestCount, serverSocketFactory
- MultipartBody.Part: body, headers
- MultipartBody.: boundary, parts, size, type
- OkHttpClient: authenticator, cache, callTimeoutMillis, certificatePinner, connectTimeoutMillis, connectionPool, connectionSpecs, cookieJar, dispatcher, dns, eventListenerFactory, followRedirects, followSslRedirects, hostnameVerifier, interceptors, networkInterceptors, pingIntervalMillis, protocols, proxy, proxyAuthenticator, proxySelector, readTimeoutMillis, retryOnConnectionFailure, socketFactory, sslSocketFactory, writeTimeoutMillis
- PushPromise: headers, method, path, response
- Request: body, cacheControl, headers, method, url
- Response: body, cacheControl, cacheResponse, code, handshake, headers, message, networkResponse, priorResponse, protocol, receivedResponseAtMillis, request, sentRequestAtMillis
- Route: address, proxy, socketAddress
- TlsVersion: javaName
Renamed Functions¶
- Headers.of(): for symmetry with
listOf()
,setOf()
, etc., we’ve replacedHeaders.of(String...)
withheadersOf(vararg String)
.
Extension Functions¶
We’ve migrated from static functions to extension functions where we think they fit.
| Java | Kotlin |
|---|---|
| Handshake.get(SSLSession) | SSLSession.handshake() |
| Headers.of(Map
|
Map
|
| HttpUrl.get(String) | String.toHttpUrl() |
| HttpUrl.get(URI) | URI.toHttpUrlOrNull() |
| HttpUrl.get(URL) | URL.toHttpUrlOrNull() |
| HttpUrl.parse(String) | String.toHttpUrlOrNull() |
| HttpUrl.uri() | HttpUrl.toUri() |
| HttpUrl.url() | HttpUrl.toUrl() |
| MediaType.get(String) | String.toMediaType() |
| MediaType.parse(String) | String.toMediaTypeOrNull() |
| RequestBody.create(ByteArray) | ByteArray.toRequestBody() |
| RequestBody.create(ByteString) | ByteString.toRequestBody() |
| RequestBody.create(File) | File.asRequestBody() |
| RequestBody.create(String) | String.toRequestBody() |
| ResponseBody.create(BufferedSource) | BufferedSource.asResponseBody() |
| ResponseBody.create(ByteArray) | ByteArray.toResponseBody() |
| ResponseBody.create(ByteString) | ByteString.toResponseBody() |
| ResponseBody.create(String) | String.toResponseBody() |
SAM Conversions¶
When you use Java APIs from Kotlin you can operate on Java interfaces as if they were Kotlin lambdas. The feature is available for interfaces that define a Single Abstract Method (SAM).
But when you use Kotlin APIs from Kotlin there’s no automatic conversion. Code that used SAM lambdas with OkHttp 3.x: must use object :
with OkHttp 4.x:
Kotlin calling OkHttp 3.x:
val client = OkHttpClient.Builder()
.dns { hostname -> InetAddress.getAllByName(hostname).toList() }
.build()
Kotlin calling OkHttp 4.x:
val client = OkHttpClient.Builder()
.dns(object : Dns {
override fun lookup(hostname: String) =
InetAddress.getAllByName(hostname).toList()
})
.build()
SAM conversion impacts these APIs:
- Authenticator
- Dispatcher.setIdleCallback(Runnable)
- Dns
- EventListener.Factory
- HttpLoggingInterceptor.Logger
- LoggingEventListener.Factory
- OkHttpClient.Builder.hostnameVerifier(HostnameVerifier)
JetBrains is working on SAM conversions of Kotlin interfaces. Expect it in a future release of the Kotlin language.
Companion Imports¶
The equivalent of static methods in Java is companion object functions in Kotlin. The bytecode is the same but .kt
files now need Companion
in the import.
This works with OkHttp 3.x:
import okhttp3.CipherSuite.forJavaName
But OkHttp 4.x needs a Companion
:
import okhttp3.CipherSuite.Companion.forJavaName
In the unlikely event that you have a lot of these, run this:
sed -i "" \
's/^\(import okhttp3\.[^.]*\)\.\([a-z][a-zA-Z]*\)$/\1.Companion.\2/g' \
`find . -name "*.kt"`
Advanced Profiling¶
Android Studio’s Advanced Profiling feature rewrites OkHttp bytecode for instrumentation. Unfortunately it crashes on OkHttp 4.x’s bytecode. Until Google’s bug is fixed you must disable advanced profiling in Android Studio.
R8 / ProGuard¶
R8 and ProGuard are both code optimizers for .class
files.
R8 is the default optimizer in Android Studio 3.4 and newer. It works well with all releases of OkHttp.
ProGuard was the previous default. We’re tracking problems with interactions between ProGuard, OkHttp 4.x, and Kotlin-originated .class
files. Make sure you’re on the latest release if you’re using ProGuard,
Gradle¶
OkHttp 4’s minimum requirements are Java 8+ and Android 5+. These requirements were first introduced with OkHttp 3.13.
Here’s what you need in build.gradle
to target Java 8 byte code for Kotlin, Java, and Android plugins respectively.
compileKotlin {
kotlinOptions {
jvmTarget = "1.8"
}
}
compileTestKotlin {
kotlinOptions {
jvmTarget = "1.8"
}
}
compileJava {
sourceCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
targetCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
}
android {
compileOptions {
sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
}
}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block header %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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You wake up and notice that you are on the ground deep in a forest. You cannot seem to remember how or why you were sleeping on the ground. You realize that there is no one else around and notice that you hold no weapons in your grasp. You see no trace of civilization and decide it is best to start walking on a path, hoping you will find others like you soon enough. You start at a fast pace but soon enough realize it is no use to waste so much energy. Therefore, you start to walk at a normal pace and then somewhere along the way, the path stretches out into two different directions. You want to go through both ways, but you know that you cannot. You must choose a direction to go in and keep going from there.


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Serialized Form
|
Package com.jgoodies.common.bean |
|
Package com.jgoodies.common.collect |
serialVersionUID: -6165677201152015546L
listenerList
EventListenerList listenerList
- Holds the registered ListDataListeners. The list that holds these
listeners is initialized lazily in
#getEventListenerList
.
- See Also:
ArrayListModel.addListDataListener(ListDataListener)
,
ArrayListModel.removeListDataListener(ListDataListener)
serialVersionUID:<PHONE_NUMBER>505707237L
listenerList
EventListenerList listenerList
- Holds the registered ListDataListeners. The list that holds these
listeners is initialized lazily in
#getEventListenerList
.
- See Also:
LinkedListModel.addListDataListener(ListDataListener)
,
LinkedListModel.removeListDataListener(ListDataListener)
|
Package com.jgoodies.common.format |
delegate
DateFormat delegate
- Refers to the wrapped Format that is used to forward
#format
and #parseObject
.
emptyValue
Date emptyValue
- Holds the object that represents the empty value.
The result of formatting this value is the empty string;
the result of parsing an empty string is this object.
delegate
Format delegate
- Refers to the wrapped Format that is used to forward
#format
and #parseObject
.
emptyValue
Object emptyValue
- Holds the object that represents the empty value.
The result of formatting this value is the empty string;
the result of parsing an empty string is this object.
delegate
NumberFormat delegate
emptyValue
Number emptyValue
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THE CELL A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 2000 David N. Butterworth
**1/2 (out of ****)
A triumph of style over substance, "The Cell" looks like the product of a meeting between that darling of the British Film Institute Peter Greenaway ("Prospero's Books," "The Pillow Book") and the costume designer for "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace." It's as if they got together one day and decided to make a horror film.
There are more elaborate gowns, sets, and funny goings on in "The Cell" than in all of the "Star Wars" pictures combined, and if Greenaway thinks he holds a monopoly on outrageous headgear and collars that stick way out to here, he's got another thing coming.
"The Cell," unfortunately, remains a mixed bag because for all of its strikingly creative visuals (think a high art version of "The Silence of the Lambs"), it's a bit of a non-starter in the storytelling department.
Jennifer Lopez plays a pretty psychologist who's recruited to "enter the mind" of a serial killer so that she can discover where he's stashed his latest potential victim. The psychopath is boldly played by Vincent D'Onofrio, looking remarkably like rocker Neil Young. The film's title refers to a nasty little chamber in which Carl Stargher (D'Onofrio) likes to hole up his victims (all women), eventually drowning them and turning them into dolls with some industrial-strength bleach. This sicko is also into body piercing and likes to suspend himself from chains with metal rings cutting into his flesh, just for grins you understand. He also has an albino German Shepherd and drives a Ford pickup which provides the FBI (in the form of a scruffy-looking Vince Vaughn) with a rather easy way of tracing him.
About that mind-entering stuff. Catherine Deane (Lopez) is employed by a bunch of company crackpots (among them "Secrets & Lies"' Marianne Jean-Baptiste) who have developed this dubious scientific method for allowing one person to engage with another, cerebrally. The technique is used for helping schizophrenic adolescents recognize and face their fears, such as in the film's opening sequence set in a desert. What the process amounts to is having the two willing (or not so willing in the case of the comatose Stargher) participants outfitted in blood-red Twizzler suits, suspended above the floor while cloths with chic microchip designs are laid over their faces, and cranking the knob until it hits eleven!
This process allows the filmmakers, former music video director Tarsem Singh among them, to spend most of the film buried inside Vincent D'Onofrio's head. Think about that for a minute. If the bulk of the film is all dream material, then they can go hog wild on the visuals, right? And hog wild they pretty much go. It's amazing stuff indeed, and if you've seen the prevalent trailer you'll get a good sense of what you can expect. (I liked the visual of the three women cloaked in monochromatic Medieval garb sitting in a plowed field, their heads held high to the sky with their mouths wide open like baby birds. They turn to talk to Vaughn's character but only for a moment, snapping their heads and mouths immediately back into an upright, open position. Now *that's* the stuff of dreams!)
But where's the story? There really isn't one. But for most of "The Cell" it won't matter; just sit back and enjoy the creepy, dazzling ride.
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public class NRTManager extends ReferenceManager < IndexSearcher >
You must create an IndexWriter, then create a
NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter
from it, and pass that to the
NRTManager. You may want to create two NRTManagers, once
that always applies deletes on refresh and one that does
not. In this case you should use a single
NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter
instance for both.
Then, use
ReferenceManager.acquire()
to obtain the
IndexSearcher
, and
ReferenceManager.release(G)
(ideally,
from within a
finally
clause) to release it.
NOTE: to use this class, you must call
ReferenceManager.maybeRefresh()
periodically. The
NRTManagerReopenThread
is a
simple class to do this on a periodic basis, and reopens
more quickly if a request is waiting. If you implement
your own reopener, be sure to call
addWaitingListener(org.apache.lucene.search.NRTManager.WaitingListener)
so your reopener is notified when a
caller is waiting for a specific generation
searcher.
SearcherFactory
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class
|
NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter
Class that tracks changes to a delegated
IndexWriter.
|
static interface
|
NRTManager.WaitingListener
NRTManager invokes this interface to notify it when a
caller is waiting for a specific generation searcher
to be visible.
|
current
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NRTManager
(
NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter
writer,
SearcherFactory
searcherFactory)
Create new NRTManager.
|
NRTManager
(
NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter
writer,
SearcherFactory
searcherFactory,
boolean applyAllDeletes)
Expert: just like
NRTManager(TrackingIndexWriter,SearcherFactory)
,
but you can also specify whether each reopened searcher must
apply deletes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void
|
addWaitingListener
(
NRTManager.WaitingListener
l)
Adds a listener, to be notified when a caller is
waiting for a specific generation searcher to be
visible.
|
protected void
|
afterClose
()
Called after close(), so subclass can free any resources.
|
protected void
|
afterRefresh
()
Called after swapReference has installed a new
instance.
|
protected void
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decRef
(
IndexSearcher
reference)
Decrement reference counting on the given reference.
|
long
|
getCurrentSearchingGen
()
Returns generation of current searcher.
|
boolean
|
isSearcherCurrent
()
Returns
true
if no changes have occured since this searcher
ie.
|
protected
IndexSearcher
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refreshIfNeeded
(
IndexSearcher
referenceToRefresh)
Refresh the given reference if needed.
|
void
|
removeWaitingListener
(
NRTManager.WaitingListener
l)
Remove a listener added with
addWaitingListener(org.apache.lucene.search.NRTManager.WaitingListener)
.
|
protected boolean
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tryIncRef
(
IndexSearcher
reference)
Try to increment reference counting on the given reference.
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void
|
waitForGeneration
(long targetGen)
Waits for the target generation to become visible in
the searcher.
|
void
|
waitForGeneration
(long targetGen,
long time,
TimeUnit
unit)
Waits for the target generation to become visible in
the searcher.
|
acquire
,
close
,
maybeRefresh
,
release
public NRTManager( NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter writer, SearcherFactory searcherFactory) throws IOException
writer
- TrackingIndexWriter to open near-real-time
readers
searcherFactory
- An optional
SearcherFactory
. Pass
null
if you don't require the searcher to be warmed
before going live or other custom behavior.
IOException
public NRTManager( NRTManager.TrackingIndexWriter writer, SearcherFactory searcherFactory, boolean applyAllDeletes) throws IOException
NRTManager(TrackingIndexWriter,SearcherFactory)
,
but you can also specify whether each reopened searcher must
apply deletes. This is useful for cases where certain
uses can tolerate seeing some deleted docs, since
reopen time is faster if deletes need not be applied.
IOException
protected void decRef( IndexSearcher reference) throws IOException
ReferenceManager
decRef
in class
ReferenceManager
<
IndexSearcher
>
IOException
protected boolean tryIncRef( IndexSearcher reference)
ReferenceManager
tryIncRef
in class
ReferenceManager
<
IndexSearcher
>
public void addWaitingListener( NRTManager.WaitingListener l)
public void removeWaitingListener( NRTManager.WaitingListener l)
addWaitingListener(org.apache.lucene.search.NRTManager.WaitingListener)
.
public void waitForGeneration(long targetGen)
ReferenceManager.maybeRefresh()
or until the
NRTManager
is closed.
targetGen
- the generation to wait for
public void waitForGeneration(long targetGen, long time, TimeUnit unit)
ReferenceManager.maybeRefresh()
, the given waiting time has elapsed, or until
the NRTManager is closed.
NOTE: if the waiting time elapses before the requested target generation is
available the current
SearcherManager
is returned instead.
targetGen
- the generation to wait for
time
- the time to wait for the target generation
unit
- the waiting time's time unit
public long getCurrentSearchingGen()
protected IndexSearcher refreshIfNeeded( IndexSearcher referenceToRefresh) throws IOException
ReferenceManager
null
if no refresh
was needed, otherwise a new refreshed reference.
refreshIfNeeded
in class
ReferenceManager
<
IndexSearcher
>
IOException
protected void afterRefresh()
ReferenceManager
afterRefresh
in class
ReferenceManager
<
IndexSearcher
>
protected void afterClose() throws IOException
ReferenceManager
afterClose
in class
ReferenceManager
<
IndexSearcher
>
IOException
public boolean isSearcherCurrent() throws IOException
true
if no changes have occured since this searcher
ie. reader was opened, otherwise
false
.
IOException
IndexReader.isCurrent()


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The day I met my brain started out like any other lazy Sunday. I had already given a trusted friend of mine a couple hundred bucks to set aside it's worth in mushrooms when he got his next shipment. This time he said it was the last time he was going to get any from this guy and that he had saved the best for last. That day my friend called me up and told me to drive out to his apartment to get these damn shrooms before he ate them all. It sounded like a fair enough arangement to me so I told him I'd be there in an hour.
Not five minutes after getting off the phone with him, my girlfriend came to me and told me straight out that she wanted to get some kind of high in the near future, so I thought to myself,'Hey, this works out pretty well, as long as she doesn't freak out'. She had never tried any kind of hallucinogenic before, and I had only tried mushrooms in smaller doses that just made me a little giggly and weird in the head. I asked my friend if it was cool if we babysat her through her first trip and made sure she didn't run screaming from the house, and he didn't seem to mind too much.
Once we got to his place, his roommate and he were nursing their trip hangovers with a six pack and some vitamin supplements. We didn't waste any time. I never even asked him what the exact amount was once he showed me the bag, it was big, and it was bursting at the seams. They were whole mushrooms, but they were dried. I had heard that dry shrooms didn't do the job quite as well as fresh, but I figured that with the amount that I held in my eager little hands, it wasn't going to make a noticeable difference. I started out eating them two or three at a time, and my girlfriend started in shortly after I did. I tried to eat more than she did because I outweighed her by about 35 pounds, but she was doing her damndest effort to catch up with me.
We sat around for an hour or so and the first wave snuck up on us, we were laughing and giggling and noticing the strangest movements out of the corners of our eyes. Then the colors started to glow with that intensity that you only get with pupils the size of dimes. I spent a good amount of time looking at pictures from a vacation my friend and I went on to Maui one year. The beaches were made out of a billion people in the biggest orgy the earth had ever known. It was interesting.  My girlfriend was having the time of her life, she later told me that she had turned herself into a tree to get birds to land on her so that she could steal their powers of flight. She was playing with a strip of white cloth she had cut from the bottom of her T-shirt before we left the house.
My friend started talking to me about all these people he knew in Florida that were going to hook him up with all kinds of business if he ever went back. I started to see all of these people that he knew as a giant bubble that briefly intersected the bubble of all the people I knew through him. It was a new concept of visualizing the complex social connections between people I knew, and the people they knew, and so on and so forth. As I stood there I could feel a small nagging hint of paranoia and despair that just wouldn't leave me alone.
I should have known then and there that I just eaten way too many mushrooms for my own good. I was simply not in the right frame of mind to deal with what I was about to experience. I can also say with some measure of confidence that no one could ever put themselves in the right frame of mind to deal what was about to happen me. Once I started peaking, all I could do was sit on the couch and close my eyes. A huge pattern of organic shapes were slowly cascading down the insides of my eyelids, with little diamonds of reality poking through every now and again.  Every moment of every miserable act of shame in my entire experience played out, it was not pleasant at all.
Then came the astounding realizations about all of my problems in life and how to fix them, the only thing I can remember from any of them is thinking that when I come down, none of this is going to make sense. That and that my severe aversion to pain as a child, and my later embracing pain as a means to make myself FEEL something were stemmed of my long standing fear of my own death. Ever since the night, and following weeks, that I grasped some small concept of what I beleived at the time would be the experience of death, I had not let myself think about it and would do anything to avoid bringing up that memory. I was ten years old when I did this.
I count myself lucky that the memories didn't come back in full force as I sat on that couch, just the realization that they were the root of many of my current personality traits. We peaked for a couple of hours, then the waves slowly receded one by one until we were entrenched in the breezy, empty feeling that stuck with us for the rest of the day. My girlfreind and I drove home.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
That took about two hours for a fourty-five minute drive. We played around in the shower for a while, we kept jumping in and out of the water and changing the temperature to try and surprise ourselves. We thought about trying to have sex, but we got the feeling that we'd forget what we were doing in the middle of things and should probably just find something else to occupy our time.
We spent about four hours sitting around the house, losing our respective trains of thought. We came up with all kinds of wonderfull plans for the rest of the day, and promptly forgot them. I thought the worst had passed me, the paranoia was gone now that we were back somewhere safe. I'd managed to forget about all of my stunning revelations about my own failures as a human being and the roots of all of my bad habits. I was finally just having a good time. After hours of debate and deliberation, we finally pulled ourselves together enough to try and walk to the store, we were getting along pretty well until we walked up a hill that allowed us to see the sunset.
I drank in the incredible awe and majesty of the play of colors and light that results from our planet spinning in circle. I remember staring directly at the sun. As big as my pupils were at the time it's no small wonder that I can still see anything at all, but I stared at the damn thing because I had never seen anything in nature so simply beautiful before in my life. I had felt the pain of longing for something so perfect and pure and beautiful that I knew I could never achieve before. But the emotions hit me with such intensity that time that as we continued walking to the store, I began sobbing uncontrollably. I tried to stop, I tried to stop the tidal wave of pure emotion that was crashing down on me in the middle of the sidewalk. My girlfriend took me home.
Once we were back in the house I layed down on the living room floor and refused to move. She layed down next to me and kept asking me if I was alright. It was at that moment that I experienced something that I know I can never forget. I have always been somewhat depressed, and at the same time, very high-strung. For as long as I can remember I have suffered from panic attacks, highs and lows that got so intense that they left me physically exhausted at the end of the day, and occasionally, bouts of depression that had lasted months in the past. I think the only thing that allowed me to live through it was my deeply rooted fear of death. So much so that I never even let myself briefly entertain the idea of suicide.
I had always described it to a very select few people as having a part of my body that aches constantly, but I can't point to it on my body, I can't pinpoint this mysterious organ that is causing me this unending dull ache that no amount of painkillers or binge drinking can numb. As I layed there on the floor trying to force myself to reassure my girlfreind that I was going to be ok, I suddenly became very aware of that same dull ache. The only difference between this time and any other, is that this time the ache began to get worse and worse. I could feel it welling up inside me, making it's way outward through every inch of my body.
My girlfriend was just laying on the floor with me, holding me and trying to comfort me in any way she could. I remember opening my eyes and looking at her with only one thought on my mind,'Please make this stop'. She started crying with me for what seemed like an entire lifetime. It was probably more like two or three minutes.  Then she said the panic and terror gave way to a look of pure and absolute pain. Immediately after we both stopped crying, the only thing she said to me was that I gave her my pain for a brief moment, and it was the one of the worst things she had ever felt.
This was not by any stretch of the word a,'happy' experience, but I'm still glad that I did it, and that she was there to share it with me. I now have one other person in the world that knows how I really feel. I have also shared in her experiences through different means.   Although the trip itself was one of the most painfull things I have ever experienced, I came away from it with a stronger bond with another human being than I had ever thought possible.
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| 010:108 Khan | : |
Say: "O you mankind! Now truth (i.e. the Qur'an and Prophet Muhammad SAW), has come to you from your Lord. So whosoever receives guidance, he does so for the good of his own self, and whosoever goes astray, he does so to his own loss, and I am not (set) over you as a Wakil (disposer of affairs to oblige you for guidance)." |
| 010:108 Maulana | : |
Say: O people, the Truth has indeed come to you from your Lord; so whoever goes aright, goes aright only for the good of his own soul; and whoever errs, errs only against it. And I am not a custodian over you. |
| 010:108 Pickthal | : |
Say: O mankind! Now hath the Truth from your Lord come unto you. So whosoever is guided, is guided only for (the good of) his soul, and whosoever erreth erreth only against it. And I am not a warder over you. |
| 010:108 Rashad | : |
Proclaim: "O people, the truth has come to you herein from your Lord. Whoever is guided is guided for his own good. And whoever goes astray, goes astray to his own detriment. I am not a guardian over you." |
| 010:108 Sarwar | : |
(Muhammad), say, "People, truth has certainly come to you from your Lord. One who seeks guidance does so for his own good and One who goes astray will find himself lost. I am not your keeper". |
| 010:108 Shakir | : |
Say: O people! indeed there has come to you the truth from your Lord, therefore whoever goes aright, he goes aright only for the good of his own soul, and whoever goes astray, he goes astray only to the detriment of it, and I am not a custodian over you. |
| 010:108 Sherali | : |
Say, 'O men, now has the truth come to you from your Lord. So whoever follow the guidance, follows it only for the good of his own soul, and whoever errs, errs only against it. And I am not a keeper over you.' |
| 010:108 Yusufali | : |
Say: "O ye men! Now Truth hath reached you from your Lord! those who receive guidance, do so for the good of their own souls; those who stray, do so to their own loss: and I am not (set) over you to arrange your affairs." |
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| 2015-07-12 | |||
| [r12701] | rhuijben | : Ankh.Services.csproj | |
| Bump SharpSvn for OpenSSL fixes | |||
| 2015-06-14 | |||
| [r12699] | rhuijben | : Ankh.Services.csproj | |
| Bump SharpSvn version fo further OpenSSL bump | |||
| 2015-06-12 | |||
| [r12696] | rhuijben | : Ankh.Services.csproj | |
| Update SharpSvn reference to get OpenSSL security update | |||
| [r12695] | rhuijben | : 2.4.x, 2.4.x/src/Ankh/Commands/SwitchItemCommand.cs | |
| Merge r12693 via 2.5.x's r12694: Suggest relocating the wcroot instead of intermediate dir. | |||
| 2015-06-10 | |||
| [r12689] | rhuijben | : 2.4.x, 2.4.x/src/Ankh.Votive/Ankh.Votive.wxs, 2.4.x/src/Ankh.Votive/AnkhVSExtension.wxs, 2.4.x/src/BUILD.txt | |
| Merge wix version bump via r12687 |


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