Using Drake from MATLAB¶
MATLAB code/bindings available in Drake are unit tested on MATLAB R2017a. Other MATLAB versions may work (namely R2016a or above) but are not officially supported.
We are currently experimenting with a few solutions for implementing the MATLAB bindings for Drake’s new C++ libraries. You will find minimal examples available in master, but most are not available yet. Stay tuned for more information.
In the meantime, Using Drake from Python may also prove useful.
Building the MATLAB Bindings¶
export PATH=/usr/local/MATLAB/R2017a/bin:$PATH # Ubuntu
git clone https://github.com/RobotLocomotion/drake.git
mkdir drake-build
cd drake-build
cmake -DWITH_MATLAB=ON ../drake
make
Troubleshooting¶
On Ubuntu, you may encounter an error similar to the following:
/usr/local/MATLAB/R2017a/bin/glnxa64/../../sys/os/glnxa64/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.21' not found.
If so, modify your MATLAB installation as follows:
cd /usr/local/MATLAB/R2017a/sys/os/glnxa64
sudo rm libgfortran.so.3 libquadmath.so.0 libstdc++.so.6
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgfortran.so.3 libgfortran.so.3
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6 libstdc++.so.6
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libquadmath.so.0 libquadmath.so.0
Original MATLAB¶
Prior to 2016, Drake was built around a substantial base of MATLAB software. Most of that was removed from the head of git master during 2017.
To view or use the original MATLAB implementation, you may use this tag:
https://github.com/RobotLocomotion/drake/tree/last_sha_with_original_matlab


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The corpus is build by using a simple information retrieval method based upon the Wikipedia API and our own python library.
For a given page P in language A, we retrieve all links
from that page (LA) following the redirects. We also
retrieve all langlinks
that give us the available
translations for PA: LLPA.
Then for each page in language B ∈ LLPA
we retrieve LB, the list of links included in that
page. We then check translation in A for these links. A final
cleaning is done by retrieving the final redirected name for each link of
LBA in A.
The same is done for links from LA to get the set of translated links from A to B: LAB.
3 kinds of links are then available for analysis:
For each page, all translation versions are shown order by a convergence metric computed as followed: $$ convergence = \frac{L_{AA} \cap L_{BA}}{ \frac{L_A + L_B}{2} } $$
Convergences is a web visualization of convergences and divergences between the different languages of wikipedia as a proxy of distances between cultures.
While cultures and languages do not have a clear causal relationship. This kind of measurements can still help to understand the social representations of the wikipedia communities and their sub-cultures. It can also provide some interesting insights about the power structure between languages. For example, the difference in number of links for a page in two languages tells something about the importance of the concepts involved in the page within the language/culture and the dominance as differential power of a language over another one.
Convergences is a side-project from wekeypedia and the source code is fully open to hack on github.
Within the github repository there is a command line tool that handle dataset creation and update.
$ python generate_dataset.py -p "Napoleon" -p "Napoléon Ier#fr" -p "Napoleon Bonaparte#de"


Filesystem Access and Storage
Objective
In this chapter, you will learn how to manipulate files and directories by using the Titanium.Filesystem module.
Contents
Depending on your app's needs, storing data as a file might make more sense than storing the information in the database or in a property. Got a few details to store? Put them in the app's properties. Got a lot of structured, related data? That's what a database is for. But if you're storing binary data, such as images, we recommend you store it in files. Fortunately, Titanium makes it simple to perform basic filesystem CRUD operations.
Let's start by examining the modules available to you:
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Titanium.Filesystem is the top level Filesystem module. You use it to create files and directories, and to get handles to existing files (which you'll then use to read from or write to those files). This module also contains methods that let you determine if storage space is available or if external (SD card) storage is present. With Ti.Filesystem, you can also obtain handles to the various directories accessible by your application.
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Titanium.Filesystem.File is the file-level object, which includes properties and methods that support common filesystem based operations such as reading, writing, and more.
A few of the ways you might use the filesystem include:
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Accessing files that ship with your application
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Saving data your app downloads from a web service
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Saving data generated by the user to a file, which you might access later or upload to a service
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And novel uses, such as saving the contents and state of a view as a blob in a file
Storage locations
Before we get into the mechanics of accessing the file system, let's talk about where on the device you can access files. The following locations are potentially accessible:
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Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory: A read/write directory accessible by your app. Place your application-specific files in this directory. The contents of this directory persist until you remove the files or until the user uninstalls the application.
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Ti.Filesystem.resourcesDirectory: A read-only directory where your application resources are located; this directory corresponds to the project/Resources directory in Titanium Studio. The contents of this directory persist until the user uninstalls the application.
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Ti.Filesystem.tempDirectory: A read-write directory where your application can place temporary files. The contents of this directory persist until your application fully closes, at which time the operating system could delete your files.
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Ti.Filesystem.externalStorageDirectory: A read-write directory on the external storage device (SD card) accessible by your app, if such a location exists. Check first with Ti.Filesystem.isExternalStoragePresent() (which returns a Boolean).
The Ti.Filesystem.resourcesDirectory is read-only on a device, but is read/write in the simulator/emulator.
File operations
In the upcoming sections, we'll look at the various ways you can interact with files. We'll start with the most basic, which is simply getting a reference to the file. Then we'll move on to reading, writing, and 'rithmetic, er, other operations.
Getting a file handle
To work with a file, you need a reference to it, otherwise known as a handle. You do this with the Ti.Filesystem.getFile() method, passing to it the path to and name of the file. What you get back is an instance of the Ti.Filesystem.File object.  Keep in mind that the read() method returns the contents of the file as a blob. That's great if your file contains binary data. But if you're working with a text file, grab the text property of that blob to get the plain text contents of the file. Or, you can use the mimeType property to determine the file's MIME type. Like this:
var f = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'yourfile.txt');
var contents = f.read();
Ti.API.info('Output as a blob: '+contents); // useful if contents are binary
Ti.API.info('Output text of the file: '+contents.text);
Ti.API.info('Output the file\'s MIME type: '+contents.mimeType); // e.g. text/plain
Writing
Again, writing to files is straightforward. Get a handle, call write(). Depending on your app, what comes before that call that might be a bit more involved. For example, when saving the state of a JavaScript object, you'll call JSON.stringify() first. Later, you can read in the file and rehydrate the object with JSON.parse().
var f = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'emptyfile.txt');
f.write('The file is no longer empty!'); // write to the file
There is no append method. You'll have to build the new contents then use write(), like this:
var log = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'logfile.txt');
var contents = f.read().text; // grab the text of the file
contents += "\nThis is a new line in my log file"; // append a new line of text
log.write(contents); // write it to the file
Creating and copying
Titanium makes it pretty easy to create a file. Grab a file handle, then write to the file. If it doesn't already exist, Titanium will create it for you. There are some specific methods you can use if you want to explicitly create the files. But you don't need to.
var f = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'nonexistent_file.txt');
if(f.exists()===false) {
// you don't need to do this, but you could...
f.createFile();
}
f.write('writing to the file would be enough to create it');
Titanium doesn't include a specific copy() method. Instead, you copy a file by combining reading and writing, like this:
var oldfile = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'old.txt');
var newfile = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory, 'new.txt');
newfile.write(oldfile.read()); // both old.txt and new.txt exist now
Renaming files
Renaming files follows the same format as above: get a handle, do the operation. But, we need to keep in mind how the file handles are, er, handled. After renaming the file, our file handle will still point to the old name. If you expect it to be automatically updated to point to the new file name, you could be in for some unexpected To demonstrate rename() and this file handle behavior, the following code example previews directories and how you can output a directory listing.
// get a handle to the directory
var dir = Titanium.Filesystem.getFile(Titanium.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory);
// create our starting file
var f = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'original_name.txt');
f.write('foo');
// rename the file
var success = f.rename('fluffernutter.txt');
if(success==true) {
Ti.API.info('File has been renamed');
} else {
Ti.API.info('File has NOT been renamed');
}
// output a directory listing
Ti.API.info('Dir list after rename = ' + dir.getDirectoryListing());
// But f still points to the old, now non-existent file
Ti.API.info('f.name = ' + f.name); // = 'original_name.txt'
f.write('new information');
Ti.API.info('f contains: ' + f.read());
Ti.API.info('Dir list after writing to f again = ' + dir.getDirectoryListing());
// grab a handle to the copy
var newf = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'fluffernutter.txt');
Ti.API.info('The copy is named ' + newf.name); // = 'fluffernutter.txt'
Ti.API.info(newf.read()); // = 'foo'
Deleting files
We'll end our discussion of file with a look at deleting files. As before, grab a handle and do the operation. The deleteFile() returns a Boolean value indicating whether the operation succeed. This means it won't throw an error if the file doesn't exist or is read-only. You'll just get false back.
var f = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'delete_me.txt');
f.write('foo'); // make sure there's content there so we're sure the file exists
// Before deleting, maybe we could confirm the file exists and is writable
// but we don't really need to as deleteFile() would just return false if it failed
if(f.exists() && f.writeable) {
var success = f.deleteFile();
Ti.API.info((success==true) ? 'success' : 'fail'); // outputs 'success'
}
Directories
We looked at how to list the files in a directory in the preceding section on renaming files. In this section, we'll look at how to create directories, delete directories, and move files into directories. Since the operations are pretty straightforward at this point, we'll do it all in one example:
// create our starting file
var f = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(Ti.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'myfile.txt');
f.write('foo');
// get a handle to the as-yet non-existent directory
var dir = Titanium.Filesystem.getFile(Titanium.Filesystem.applicationDataDirectory,'mysubdir');
dir.createDirectory(); // this creates the directory
Ti.API.info('Directory list to start: ' + dir.getDirectoryListing()); // it's empty
// let's move myfile.txt to our directory
f.move('mysubdir/myfile.txt');
// output a directory listing
Ti.API.info('Dir list after move: ' + dir.getDirectoryListing());
// delete the directory
if(dir.deleteDirectory()==false) {
Ti.API.info('You cannot delete a directory containing files');
dir.deleteDirectory(true); // force a recursive directory, which will delete contents
}
// if we try to list the directory, the output is null because the directory doesn't exist
Ti.API.info('Dir list after deleteDirectory(): ' + dir.getDirectoryListing());
Hands-on Practice
Goal
In this activity, you will update the local data sample app you worked on in the 5.2 and 5.3 tutorials to save the weather icons to the local filesystem.
Resources
This activity builds upon the app you wrote in sections 5.2 and 5.3. If you don't have a working version of the localdata app representing the end-state of the 5.3 activity, grab this starting point code.
Steps
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If necessary, download the starting point code, extract the zip, and import the project.
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In app.js, add the filesystem code necessary to create an 'icons' directory within the app's data directory. You should check that the directory exists and create it only if necessary. You'll store cached icon image files in this directory.
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Add a myapp.getImage() function that accepts the icon's name as a string. This function will return either a cached image file from the filesystem or load the image from the remote URL and cache it for future use. Your function should implement this general logic:
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Add liberal logging statements with Ti.API.info() so that you can monitor the actions of your function.
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Declare a file handle that points to the icon file in the icons directory.
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If the cached image file exists, return its native path.
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Otherwise, cache the image but return the icon's absolute URL by implementing this logic:
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Create an ImageView that loads the image from the remote URL, which would be http://www.worldweather.org/img_cartoon/ plus the icon's name.
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Because it will take a few seconds to download that image, use setTimeout() to wait 5 seconds. Then, write the results of imageView.toImage() to the file. A successfully retrieved image will be 35 pixels wide. Any other width indicates an error. Cache only successfully retrieved files.
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To account for the delay in loading and caching, return the icon's absolute URL so that an image is displayed the first time the app is run.
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Update the image object in the table so that its image property is set to the return value of your getImage() function.
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Build and test the app. Check the logs to confirm that the function loads images from the cache (assuming you logged out appropriate info).
You should notice a momentary pause the first time you run the app. That's because the icon is being loaded from the remote URL. Close the simulator/emulator, launch it again and open your app. The icons should be displayed immediately because they are read from the filesystem this time. If you're testing in the iOS simulator, you can view the icons directory by opening this path: yourHomeDirectory/Library/Application Support/iPhoneSimulator/version/Applications/guid/Documents/icons. You can determine that guid by logging out the iconsfolder.nativePath.
References and Further Reading
Summary
In this chapter, you learned how to manipulate files and directories by using the Titanium.Filesystem module. You put that knowledge to work by implementing image caching in an app through which remote images are saved to the filesystem for later retrieval.


FactoryTrait¶
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trait
atk4\core\
FactoryTrait
¶ Source: vendor/atk4/core/src/FactoryTrait.php#5
Properties¶
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public static property
atk4\core\FactoryTrait::$
_factoryTrait
¶ - Check this property to see if trait is present in the object.
Source: vendor/atk4/core/src/FactoryTrait.php#12 Type: bool
Methods¶
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public
atk4\core\FactoryTrait::
mergeSeeds
($seed, $seed2, ...$more_seeds)¶ - Given two seeds (or more) will merge them, prioritizing the first argument.If object is passed on either of arguments, then it will setDefaults() remainingarguments, respecting their positioning.See full documentation.
Source: Parameters: - $seed (array | object | mixed)
- $seed2 (array | object | mixed)
- …$more_seeds (array)
Returns: object | array if at least one seed is an object, will return object
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public
atk4\core\FactoryTrait::
factory
($seed, $defaults=[], $prefix=null)¶ - Given a Seed (see doc) as a first argument, will create object of a correspondingclass, call constructor with numerical arguments of a seed and inject key/valuearguments.Argument $defaults has the same effect as the seed, but will not contain the class.Class is always determined by seed, except if you pass object into defaults.To learn more about mechanics of factory trait, see documentation
Source: Parameters: - $seed (mixed)
- $defaults (array)
- $prefix (string) Optional prefix for class name
Returns: object
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public
atk4\core\FactoryTrait::
normalizeClassName
($name, $prefix=null)¶ - First normalize class name, then add specified prefix toclass name. Finally if $app is defined, and has method`normalizeClassNameApp` it will also get a chance toadd prefix.Rules observed, in order:- If class starts with “.” then prefixing is always done.- If class contains “" prefixing is never done.- If class (with prefix) exists, do prefix.- don’t prefix otherwise.Example: normalizeClassName(‘User’, ‘Model’) == ‘Model\User’;Example: normalizeClassName(Test\User::class, ‘Model’) == ‘Test\User’; # or as per “use”Example: normalizeClassName(‘Test/User’, ‘Model’) == ‘Model\Test\User’;Example: normalizeClassName(‘./User’, ‘Model’) == ‘Model\User’;Example: normalizeClassName(‘User’, ‘Model’) == ‘Model\User’; # if exists, ‘User’ otherwise# If used without namespace:Example: normalizeClassName(User::class, ‘Model’) == ‘Model\User’; # if exists, ‘User’ otherwise
Source: Parameters: - $name (string) Name of class
- $prefix (string) Optional prefix for class name
Returns: string Full, normalized class name


Although having an email address is a necessity in modern times, nearly every internet user has been exposed to the wide world of email spam. Spam is a commonly-used term that refers to unsolicited emails sent from businesses or individuals, usually seeking to gain money through selling a product or running an unscrupulous scam. Spam is also known as "junk" email. Spam messages have been plaguing the internet for years, and these bulk, unsolicited emails only seem to be growing in number as the internet expands.
How to Filter Spam :
By incorporating spam filters/blockers, you can significantly reduce the amount of spam that you receive.
What Are Spam Blockers?
Spam blockers are special systems (usually a program or a filter) that prevent spam from entering your email. Each email server deals with spam in a different way. It is easy to delete the spam and if you want you can block it depending upon the email program that you are using.


Ohio seeks nominations for Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
by EndPlayCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The state is calling for nominations honoring older Ohioans for their contributions to communities, their fields of work or other ways they've made a difference in their later years.
The deadline is Nov. 29 to suggest candidates for the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame. Nominees must be at least age 60 and must have been born in Ohio or resided in the state at least 10 years. They're evaluated on the scope and impact of their contributions begun or continued after age 60.
Past inductees have included political and business leaders, scientists, philanthropists, athletes, artists and more. Nearly 500 people have joined the hall since 1976.
Posthumous nominations can be made within five years of death. Those nominees must have been 60 or older at the time of death.


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After two years of consuming Oxycontin intranasally, my tolerance had increased to the extent that 120 mg was needed to merely ward off the onset of withdrawal, and feel 'normal' over any given 24 hour period. On days when my supply was readily available, I required 240 milligrams in order to have a day (and evening) filled with the euphoria that I so greatly enjoyed at the beginning of my use. Needless to say, much of my time was spent just trying to acquire, and dose enough of the drug to remain stable, much less enjoy the ride.
I found myself looking for alternatives and a way out. I was doing an excellent job of hiding my habit, until my supply chain experienced a short backlog. I spiraled into a withdrawal episode that blew my cover in front of friends, co-workers, and most of the world. Without going into details, suffice it to say that being cold-busted in this manner required that I move from simply 'looking' for alternatives, to actually taking some sort of action.
Believing that meeting-up with a bunch of other junkies at a Methadone clinic each day would be counterproductive, I decided that I would use Percocet as a means to taper. Unfortunately, this was a rediculous idea, as the amount of Percocet required to keep me satisfied was on the order of >20 x 5 mg (Oxycodone)/525 mg (Acetominiphen) tablets per day. Percocet is not a viable alternative for because of the immense amounts of Acetominiphen (Tylenol) that come along with it. Liver damage can begin at that level. After several months of using Percocet at these high levels, my doctor ordered a liver panel assay. Amazingly, I hadn't killed my liver, yet. However, the warning signs were on the horizon.
There is a great deal of research available on the Internet regarding Suboxone, so I won't go into all of the details here, except to say that the opioid in Suboxone (Buprenorpine) is a 'partial-agonist', meaning that it is not very effective at turning on receptors that make you feel high. On top of that, it is spiked with Naloxone, a drug that is further designed to keep one from obtaining a euphoric experience. Suboxone does an excellent job of maintaining the drug-dependent brain with the goo it needs to keep from going into a fit. On the other hand, it does not supply what you need to get high. It is indeed a miracle-drug for anyone who wants to get off opioids.
I found a Suboxone licensed doctor, and prepared myself for paying about $400 for a month's supply. Patients must start Suboxone while in withdrawal. If a drug-dependent user takes Suboxone while high on any other opioid, the Suboxone will knock-off the user's drug of choice from the receptors that drug is currently occupying, and send the user into what is termed 'Precipitated Withdrawal': a full blown, knockdown, episode of complete withdrawal within a short period of time, reported to be within minutes of administration.
I began my treatment well within the grips of withdrawal the day following my initial visit with the doctor (sweat, rapid heartbeat, runny nose, watery eyes, and an overwhelming sense of dread and fear). Remarkably, within 60 minutes of the first sublingual administration, the withdrawals disappeared. The protocol for Suboxone treatment calls for gently pushing up the patient's dosage on day-one until withdrawal symptoms subside completely. I walked out of the office in the afternoon on day-one with my dose set at 24 mg, once daily, sublingually.
I have been on the treatment now for 11 months, and I have reduced the dosage down to a mere 4 milligrams and I am looking forward to the day when I can jump off entirely. It has been amazing. From the first day I started taking Suboxone, I have felt 'normal', whatever that might mean. I haven't used any other opioids at all (that's on purpose. I just can't go back to where I was, ever again).
For those looking for a way to gently pry the monkey off their back, Suboxone is excellent. What I find interesting though, are reports of non-dependent persons using the drug to get high, and I must say that I am perplexed. I have never, ever felt any of the euphoric high that I felt when I was using Oxy or Percs.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Enum JobObjectRights
Access rights for Job Objects
Namespace: System.Security.AccessControl
Assembly: Fs.Processes.dll
Syntax
public enum JobObjectRights
Fields
| Name | Description |
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| AssignProcess | Required to call the AssignProcessToJobObject function to assign processes to the job object. |
| ChangePermissions | Required the modify the DACL in the security descriptor of the object. |
| Delete | Required to delete the object |
| FullControl | All access. |
| Query | Required to retrieve certain information abou the job object. |
| ReadPermissions | Required to read information in the security descriptor for the object, not including the information in the SACL. |
| SetAttributes | Required to call SetInformationJobObject |
| SetSecurityAttributes | The flag is not supported. You must set security limitations individually for each process. |
| Synchronize | The right to use the object for synchronization. |
| TakeOwnership | Required to change the owner in the security descriptor for the object. |
| Terminate | Required to call the TerminateJobObject function. |


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net.floodlightcontroller.routing
接口
IRoutingDecision
IRoutingService
类
BroadcastTree
ForwardingBase
Link
Route
RouteId
RouteTest
RoutingDecision
枚举
IRoutingDecision.RoutingAction


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Contains list of documents. It is enclosed as <list> <hdoc> ... </hdoc> <hdoc> ... </list>For indivisual hdoc element, refer to document.add. |
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A sentence tuple that stores all sources and target sentences for a specific "line" from a parallel corpus.
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A sentence tuple that stores all sources and target sentences for a specific "line" from a parallel corpus.
Sentence tuples store sentences from external files and a basis for construction of marian::data::CorpusBatch objects. They are not a part of marian::data::CorpusBatch.
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The exact magnetic field in the air gap of an electric machine is usually determined by an electro magnetic finite element analysis. The waveform of the magnetic field, e.g., the magnetic potential difference , consists of a spatial fundamental wave - with respect to an equivalent two pole machine - and additional harmonic waves of different order. The fundamental wave is however dominant in the air gap of an electric machine.
In the fundamental wave theory only a pure sinusoidal distribution of magnetic quantities is assumed. It is thus assumed that all other harmonic wave effects are not taken into account.
The waveforms of the magnetic field quantities, e.g., the magnetic potential difference , can be represented by complex phasor, e.g., according to:
It is important to note that the magnetic potential used in this library always refers to an equivalent two pole machine.
The potential and flow quantities of this library are the complex magnetic potential difference and the complex magnetic flux as defined in the basic magnetic port. Due to the sinusoidal distribution of magnetic potential and flux, such a complex phasor representation can be used. This way, the FundamentalWave library can be seen as a spatial extension of the FluxTubes library.
The specific arrangement of windings in electric machines with pole pairs give rise to sinusoidal dominant magnetic potential wave. The spatial period of this wave is determined by one pole pair [Mueller70, Spaeth73].
The main components of an electric machine model based on the FundamentalWave library are multi phase and single phase windings, air gap as well as symmetric or salient cage models. The electric machine models provided in this library are based on symmetrical windings in the stator and equivalent two or three phase windings in squirrel cage rotors. Slip ring induction machines may have different phase numbers in the stator and rotor.
The machine models of the FundamentalWave library are currently based on the following assumptions
The term fundamental wave refers to spatial waves of the electro magnetic quantities. This library has no limitations with respect to the waveforms of the time domain signals of any voltages, currents, etc.


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All migrants will pay a £625 surcharge for NHS care, regardless of whether or not they use the health service, under Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit immigration policy.
EU migrants who move to the UK will no longer receive preferential treatment, the prime minister claimed in a statement today.
He told The Sunday Times: ‘If people return a majority Conservative government we will ensure that people who come to our great country from anywhere in the world will contribute on day one to our NHS.
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Always remember that you need to have already set the value auth_token as your bot's Access token before you run this any of the other examples on this tutorial.
Cards are meant to increase interactivity during the chat. They can be used, for example to send a form that the bot would like an end user to respond to. In this instance, we are sending a blank card to the user, which is pretty much useless. This can
from python.webex.v1.Card import Card
from python.webex.v1.Bot import Bot
bot = Bot()
card = Card()
bot.send_card(card=card, room_id="room-id")
Add text items on the card
Always remember that you need to have already set the value auth_token as your bot's Access token before you run this any of the other examples on this tutorial.
The card we just sent above is pretty much useless. If we are to send a card, the user needs to be able to interact with the card and the bot should be able to read whatever has been input on the user side.
from python_webex.v1.Card import Card
from python_webex.v1.Bot import Bot
bot = Bot()
bot.create_webhook(
name='attachment-response-2', target_url="[your-bot-url]/attachment-response", resource="attachmentActions", event="created"
)
Card = Card()
bot.send_card(card=card, room_id='room-id')
Create Card Webhook
Always remember that you need to have already set the value auth_token as your bot's Access token before you run this any of the other examples on this tutorial.
Here, we create a webhook for the card responses. For instance, if one fills a form that has been sent on a card, the response will be sent to the specific webhook.
from python_webex.v1.Card import Card
from python_webex.v1.Bot import Bot
bot = Bot()
bot.create_webhook(
name='attachment-response-2', target_url="[your-bot-url]/attachment-response", resource="attachmentActions", event="created"
)
Note: always make sure to setup this webhook to be whatever link you will be using and append /attachment-response to it. For example, if you are using 'https://abc.com', your value on target_url will be 'https://abc.com/attachment-response'
Listen for response on card
Always remember that you need to have already set the value auth_token as your bot's Access token before you run this any of the other examples on this tutorial.
Now, what happens when the user has filled a card form and the response has been sent to the webhook, how do we get the information about the card that has been filled from our end?
Here is how:
from python_webex.v1.Card import Card
from python_webex.v1.Bot imporrt Bot
from pprint import pprint
from python_webex import webhook
bot = Bot()
card = Card()
card.add_input_text(
input_id="first-name-input", input_placeholder="First Name"
)
card.add_input_text(
input_id="last-name-input", input_placeholder="Last Name"
)
card.add_submit_action_btn(
title="Submit"
)
message = bot.send_card(card=card, room_id="room-id")
message_id = message.json()['id']
@bot.attachment_response(message_id=message_id)
def respond_to_card(msg):
pprint(msg)
webhook.bot = bot
if __name__ == "__main__":
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WesKey attended the University of Pennsylvania, studying music and becoming fluent in Spanish and Portuguese. After college he remained in Philadelphia, where the rich bedrock of Neo Soul, Gospel, and R&B gave life to his music career. While in Philly, he worked with such artists as Jahmena, Peri Jon and David P. Stevens. His 2017 collaboration with David P. Stevens, “For The Win” earned the artist his first top 10 and a sixteen-week stay on the Billboard Smooth Jazz Top 30 chart.
His DAW of choice is Logic for its ability to provide both a fluid space for track-building as well as a professional-grade environment for recording and mixing.
As a listener, WesKey enjoys all sorts of genres including Neo-Soul, mid-late 90’s/early 2000’s Hip Hop, R&B, alt-pop, Pop, Bebop, Latin Jazz, Latin Pop, Afro Pop, House, and more.


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I aim to align business goals and usage satisfaction while conceptualizing solutions. I am specialized in designing web services, apps and digital interfaces that are aesthetic and responsive. I like to work with devs as a team to harmonize UX and implementation works. I have a Master’s degree with UX major, 7+ years experience and prior expertise in Software Quality Assurance and Business Development. I am Empathetic, Detail-oriented and a Collaborative worker, ready to undertake new challenges.
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Written ministerial statement by Michael Gove on education spending
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The written ministerial statement about education spending released by the Secretary of State for Education, Michael Gove, to the House of Commons.
The Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove today laid before the House of Commons a written ministerial statement on education spending.
The Government has today announced a two year pay freeze for all public sector workforces from 2011-12, but remains committed to honouring in full the three-year pay award recommended by the School Teachers’ Review Body.
I can therefore confirm that the teachers’ pay uplift for this year will be implemented from September 2010, marking the last instalment of their three-year pay award.


Hi there,
I am meeting some students tomorrow in CAT to talk about the openenergymonitor and was wondering if anybody has any cool dashboard (public) that i could show them. I know the ones that come with emonCMS (my elektric, heatpump, etc)
Thanks,
Carlos
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
I don't know how cool these are compared to others, but you are free to use them in your class:
Ranch with Solar:
http://data.peakmonitor.com/proto3
3 phase well pump irrigating a vineyard:
http://data.peakmonitor.com/proto2&id=13
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Here's an example of some mods I've made to my dashboard.
<IP_ADDRESS>/emoncms/meter
Regards,
Bill
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
This is brilliant Bill. They look very cool and work great for what i need.
Thank you very much,
Carlos
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Hi Carlos,
Glad I could help. Thanks for the complement!
Bill
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Very cool Bill.
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Thanks JD.
I added some JS code to make the import/export feedvalue widget red during import, and green during export.
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Hi,
I did my presentation yesterday, everybody was impressed with your installations and the dashboards fit the purpouse very well. They were really helpful in order to show the potential of emonCMS. Great work you have done.
Thank you very much again, :-)
Carlos
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
You're very welcome, sir.
Thanks again for the good words!
Bill
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
I added some JS code to make the import/export feedvalue widget red during import, and green during export.
Bill, how did you do this, would you mind sharing the JS code? It looks like a feature I'd like to add to some of my dashboards if possible.
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Bill, how did you do this, would you mind sharing the JS code? It looks like a feature I'd like to add to some of my dashboards if possible.
Here's the file I modified. (emoncms/Modules/dashboard/Views/js/widgets/feedvalue_render.js) I added comments to make the changes easy to find, and explain the logic. I'm not a coder by trade, so this is very much a hack. i.e. it will get overwritten by an upgrade.
In my post, I mentioned adding javascript code. It's actually jquery.
Regards,
Bill
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Thanks Bill, I'll give it a try.
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
nrgbod,
Here's an update to the jquery code. The text "Importing" or "Exporting" tracks the color change.
On the dashboard edit screen, I deleted the "Import/Export" text, but did not remove the text box itself.
As with the earlier example, the element ID needs to be determined. (use the browser's inspect element function)
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Hi Bill,
How can I have the last three graphs that you have in a public page? I'm trying to do Kwh/daily for production / Consumption / (production - consumption), but I have some trouble to do that. I use emoncms v. 8.5 and Wh accumulator inputs.
Thanks! :)
Re: Nice public dashboards to show what can be done with OEM?
Hello Maurizio,
I take it you mean the three graphs on the lower 2/3rds of my page. They are "simple zoom" graphs that I modified to display the buttons toward the left side of the graph, and reduce the size of the text when the bars are clicked on or hovered over.
I use "power to kWh" and "power to kWh/d" to give me PV generation, import/export, and house consumption.
I've never used the Wh accumulator, so I don't have any advice for you there.
Regards,
Bill


You can use the Metrics View to see the JVM level and application level metrics in different charts.
You can use Reload button to generate all charts and you can select the view, source and time range.
By default, there are several metric views selected and the charts will be generated using the data from last 5 minutes.
All metric charts are grouped into different views. This means that each view can have one or more charts. You must select at least one view before reloading all charts.
The source dropdown shows you a list of metrics sources. The values shown in this dropdown are the hostnames of the machines, which reported metrics to the configured database. Even though the machine hostname is the default source for the Metrics reporter, the user can specify any meaningful name for the source in metrics configuration. In that case, the configured source names will be displayed in this dropdown.
This is another dropdown to select relative time ranges and set custom time ranges. When you select Custom from the dropdown, you will see two inputs to enter From and To values for the custom time range.
Metrics charts are multi-line charts and the legend is shown in each chart. You can toggle checkboxes shown above the chart to hide/view chart lines. You must select at least one checkbox.
The X axis denotes the timestamp of metric data and the Y axis lines depend on each chart type.


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Only passwords that are at least seven characters long should be allowed.
Using long passwords ensures that the passwords are hard to crack.
Verify that the password length requirement is enforced by performing the following steps:
Launch the "Group Policy Management" console. The "Group Policy Management" console is included in Windows 2008, but has to be downloaded and installed on Windows 2003 and 2000. The link to the download is available at the bottom of this page. To launch the "Group Policy Management" console, execute the "gpmc.msc" command.
Launch the Group Policy Object Editor. Navigate to the "Group Policy Objects" folder under the current domain, right click on the GPO and select "Edit".
Verify that the "Minimum password length" policy is used. For each relevant domain, check that there is a linked group policy object that enables the "Minimum password length" policy. The "Minimum password length" policy is enabled by default on Windows 2003 and 2008 and is configured to require passwords to be at least 7 characters long. Verify that it has not been changed. The "Minimum password length" policy is included in the default GPO called “Default Domain Policy.” The "Minimum password length" policy can be found under “Windows Settings”, “Security Settings”, “Account Policies”, “Password Policy”, “Password must meet complexity requirements”.
Use the following steps to configure the Active Directory to enforce the minimum password length requirement:
Launch the "Group Policy Management" console. The "Group Policy Management" console is included in Windows 2008, but has to be downloaded and installed on Windows 2003 and 2000. The link to the download is available at the bottom of this page. To launch the "Group Policy Management" console, execute the "gpmc.msc" command.
Edit or create a Group Policy Object (GPO). To create and activate a new Group Policy Object (GPO), launch "The Group Policy Management" console, right click on the domain and select "Create and Link a GPO Here." To edit an existing GPO, navigate to the "Group Policy Objects" folder under the current domain, right click on the GPO and select "Edit" - this will open the "Group Policy Object Editor."
Configure the “Minimum password length” policy. Set the “Minimum password length” policy requirement to 7 characters or more. This setting is included in the default GPO called "Default Domain Policy." It is found under “Windows Settings”, “Security Settings”, “Account Policies”, “Password Policy”, “Password must meet complexity requirements”. The "Minimum password length" policy is enabled on Windows 2003 and 2008 by default and is configured to require passwords to be at least 7 characters long.
Link the GPO to the domain. Link an active group policy object that enables the "Minimum password length" policy to each relevant domain .


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The Sport Scope Endzone Camera is the best way to get elevated film for sporting events. Our end zone camera system works great for football, soccer, lacrosse, rugby, and many other sports. Take a look below at your sport to see just how great end zone camera video can be for your team.
Football is an action-packed, fast-paced sport that requires a great understanding between the coaches and their players. With the Sport Scope's 30ft elevated view all coaches and players can watch their game and practice film from a new perspective to understand what there are doing correctly and what they need to improve upon. Most high school and some college football stadiums do not have an aerial vantage point for filming behind the endzone. The end zone view is arguably more valuable than the sideline view, but coupled together the two views show coaches and players every angle the need to stay ahead of their competition.
The Sport Scope is also a valuable piece of practice equipment because it is very mobile and can raise anywhere between 6 - 30ft. Many of our customers use their Sport Scope endzone camera everyday of the season; they set it up for an aerial view of their practice, lower it to 12-15ft to observe drills, and then set it up on Friday nights for their games.
Soccer is a very fast-paced, back and forth game, with few stoppages. Fortunately, the Sport Scope endzone camera comes standard with a custom made pan tilt head and joystick remote that were designed specifically for fast paced sports. The pan tilt head allows for easy and smooth operation of the camera. The joystick remote comes with two speed control knobs that allow the operator to calibrate both the panning and tilting speeds depending on which sport they are filming and where the action is.
Soccer coaches have been using our end zone camera systems because they recognize the power of having an elevated view of their games and scrimmages. Soccer teams and clubs rarely play in a stadium or in an area with an elevated vantage point. Like football, elevated film gives soccer coaches and players are better perspective of the game. Sport Scope's elevated view is a great coaching tool for soccer coaches especially because they are not used to seeing elevated film and can see the key aspects of the game much better than at eye level and can then share it with their coaching staff and players to improve their team's performance.
With the Sport Scope, you can set up at half field or behind the goal depending on what kind of views you are looking for. Set up on sideline for a more broadcast look and behind the goal for a more overall view of the play, each view has its advantages and the Sport Scope can accommodate both.
Similar to soccer, with its face-paced continual action, lacrosse is a great sport that can definitely take advantage of the aerial view the Sport Scope produces. Lacrosse is another sport that generally doesn't play in an area with natural or constructed aerial views, so an endzone camera view will really benefit the coaching staff and players alike. With a smaller field, using the Sport Scope end zone camera is even easier, requiring little panning or tilting to cover the action. Whether you set up at half field or behind a goal, the Sport Scope will deliver amazing film that will improve your team's performance.
Rugby is another sport that rarely has a way to get elevated film to help coaches analyze game and practice film to help them strategize or teach their players. Like football, rugby coaches and players will benefit from the new aerial perspective of their game. With the Sport Scope you can set up on the touchline or behind the dead ball line depending on what views you are looking for.


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STEP 10: Embedding Groovoids
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Groovoids are "pre-cooked" musical cues that come bundled with the player. Groovoids provide an easy way to sonify a Web page because they are built right into the player's soundbank and don't require any extra downloading for the person visiting your sonified Web page. For a more thorough explanation of Groovoids, consult the section Important Concepts: Groovoids.
Now, while some categories of Groovoids are only really appropriate for the more sophisticated sonification of user interface elements (buttons, links, form fields, etc.), the Groovoids from the Background, Fanfare, and Hits categories can be embedded very easily in a page, to play when the page loads in. This page, for example, has the Groovoid "Background-Smooth" playing as the soothing background music (see the player control panel below).
Groovoids can be easily embedded in a page by simply adding the GROOVOID embedding property to the EMBED tag. The source code listing below shows the HTML code that was used to embed the Groovoid "Background-Smooth" in this page...
<EMBED
SRC="stub.rmf"
GROOVOID="Background-Smooth"
TYPE="audio/rmf"
WIDTH=144
HEIGHT=60
DISPLAY=SONG
AUTOSTART=TRUE
LOOP=TRUE
PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.beatnik.com/to/?player"
>
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From the source code listing, you will notice that the additional GROOVOID property has been highlighted. You should also notice that the EMBED tag still contains a SRC property. While the GROOVOID property always overrides any file specified by the SRC property, it is still recommended to specify a valid file URL in the SRC property to maintain backward compatibility with some older browser versions that required a plug-in to be embedded with a valid file URL specified for the SRC property. In browsers that don't have this problem, the player simply ignores the SRC property when the GROOVOID property is present, so no extra downloading is required in the majority of cases.
In this example, we've chosen to display the control panel for the player. However, we could just as easily make the player instance be invisible so that all you had was the Groovoid playing as the background music for the page without there being any indication that a plug-in is being used in the page. You may remember seeing this approach in the earlier step of this tutorial, Music You Cannot See.
Now, if we wanted to play the same Groovoid "Background-Smooth" but make the player invisible on the page, then the code would look as follows...
<EMBED
SRC="stub.rmf"
GROOVOID="Background-Smooth"
TYPE="audio/rmf"
WIDTH=0
HEIGHT=0
HIDDEN
AUTOSTART=TRUE
LOOP=TRUE
PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.beatnik.com/to/?player"
>
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In the source code listing above, the highlighted text represents the code needed to make the player be invisible on the page. You will also notice that we have removed the DISPLAY=SONG embedding property from the EMBED tag. When a player instance is hidden, it is not necessary to specify a value for the DISPLAY embedding property because there is nothing to display.
For a full list of all the available Groovoids, consult the appendix Beatnik Soundbank - Groovoids. For a more in-depth discussion of how the Groovoids are divided up into different categories, consult the section Important Concepts: Groovoids.


"You have to prepare for dying, even while you are living your life." -Takeshi Kitano, Film Comment
Hanna-Bi marked a rude but pleasant awakening for me, introducing me to the work of Takeshi Kitano. (I missed KIds Return inspite of a luxurious one day repertory stint at the Bytowne...) It Hanna-Bi is linked but not entirely representative of the director's previous work. It is often in such cases when a filmmaker is marking new territory that extremely accomplished work is done. The Sweet Hereafter was an exception for specific reasons, but Lost Highway, Dead Man or Crash all make the point. All credit here is to Kitano who wrote, directed, edited as well as stars in the film. This is perhaps the closest The filmmaker can come to serving as true artist, true analog to the mode of a novelist or painter, as opposed to some hybrid of artist-manager. For the most part today, even in cases of responsible filmmaking, it is not at all clear that a single person's creative thrust anchors a film. Kundun and Happy Together for instance, both remarkable, cannot be credited soley to their respective director's efforts. This is neither good nor bad, although in a case like Hanna-Bi there is much less ambiguity as to the source of what is being ennunciated by the film. The result is a level of coherence that is absent from most films; while Scorcese or Wong are able to marshall the efforts of collaborators into a unified voice most films produced via the conventional collaborative model end up feeling like six people shouting at you and each other.
Hanna-Bi is well served by this unity of thrust, since it is in fact a very ambitious project. There are in fact two distinct layers to the film. The first is the content itself, which is both a yakuza crime fiilm as well as a melodrama. Nishi, the protagonist embodied by Kitano is a taciturn policeman who is confronting two sets of psychological demons. The first is related to a less than smooth sting operation, while the second centers around the fact that his wife is dying. Conventional wisdom would suggest that a film with this much 'premise' should set about economically and efficiently relate the plot until by the end it is hurtling at light speed to as big a bang as its budget will allow. Instead there is a whole other layer to Kitano's film where one would least expect to find it; in the formal devices used. Kitano constructs his shots and by extension his entire film with razour sharp precision and with absolute disregard to textbook storytelling. Long scenes are spent in absolutely no service whatsoever to the empirical events being narrated. And yet it is these moments that are most articulate in commenting on the loneliness and alienation that Nishi feel. Kitano foreshadows this method of revealing truth through form as opposed to content through the first third of his film. The sting operation referred to is shown several times and yet it serves only to confuse. Even the source of bullets is not clear. The viewer is left with recourse only to articulations between shots, compositions, silence and Nishi's austere stare as the only legitimate signs of the film's concerns.
Although a number of sources have emphasized the content-linked themes of the film, such as sacrifice, identity and in some sense redemption, these seem to be cursory or at least only part of what make Hanna-Bi intriguing. What truly is inspiring is the density of the film's treatment of violence. It is a study of clinical precision in this regard. In an interview in Film Comment (March-April 1998) Kitano ws quite specific about the approach he wished to take to violence in Hanna-Bi. It is an approach not unlike Michael Haneke's in Funny Games (yet to be released in Ottawa) which exposes the mundaneity of violence as it is used in conventional cinema. To this end Hanna-Bi makes use offscreen space to haunt the viewer with allusions to the acts comitted. We are shown either the brutal and humiliating aftermaths (in the restaurant early in the film, at the beach towrds the end..) or the spontaneous outburst. It has become Nishi's last resort and only known way to express affection. (Not unlike the protagonists in Tokyo Fist) On this basis the final scene is one of excruciating compassion.
It is the evolution that Nishi goes through to get to such a point that maintains the interest of the content-linked elements of the film. The perfectionist manner in which Nishi raises money and the meandering journey it spawns are more literal components of this evolution. Throughout there are continuous shifts in tone and possible motivations that the characters never seem one-dimensional or just tools in a theorem. There is no easily explicable or definable scapegoat to which Nishi's behaviour can be attributed and as such the viewer is forced to confront the possible sources and to begin to assess the precise effects of the various acts of brutality that are depicted. These stand in counterpoint to the artwork produced at intervals by another character in the film (whom I cannot divulge if i want to limit the amount of plot I explain). These paintings and drawings serve as perfect punctuation to a film as aesthetically accomplished as this one. Not to be missed.
-- -Omar Odeh http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/3920
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| Inputs |
SeaWiFS GAC, MERIS, MODIS-A |
SeaWiFS GAC, MERIS, MODIS-A |
SeaWiFS GAC+LAC, MERIS, MODIS-A, VIIRS |
SeaWiFS GAC+LAC, MERIS, MODIS-A, VIIRS |
| Input datasets |
SeaWiFS: R2010.0; MODIS-A: R2013.1; MERIS: R3 |
SeaWiFS: R2010.0; MODIS-A: R2013.1; MERIS: R3 |
SeaWiFS: R2010.0; MODIS-A: R2014.0.1; MERIS: R3 |
SeaWiFS: R2018; MODIS-A: R2018; VIIRS: R2018; MERIS: R3 |
| Atmospheric correction |
POLYMER v2.7.0: MERIS; L2Gen 7.0: SeaWiFS, MODIS-A |
POLYMER v3.0: MERIS;L2Gen: SeaWiFS, MODIS-A |
POLYMER v3.5: MERIS, MODIS-A; L2Gen 7.3: SeaWiFS, VIIRS |
POLYMER v4.8: MERIS;L2Gen v7.5: SeaWiFS, MODIS-A, VIIRS |
| in situ database |
Initial version |
Extended version with substantial increase in number of match-ups [
22]
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Further expanded in situ database |
Further expanded in situ database [
23]
|
| Binning |
Beam Binner: MERIS;L2Gen Binner: SeaWiFS, MODIS-A |
Beam Binner v5 for all sensors, improving consistency; better binning algorithm |
Further improvements in the binning algorithm to eliminate speckle |
No change in binner from v3.1 |
| Bias correction |
Static correction per pixel |
Incorporates improved seasonal variation in bias |
Incorporates weekly composites, giving smoother, fuller correction |
No change in bias correction from v3.1 |
| Pixel identification |
Idepix initial version: MERIS;L2Gen: SeaWiFS, MODIS-A |
Idepix 2.0: SeaWiFS, MERIS;L2Gen: MODIS-A |
Combination of Idepix and L2Gen |
Combination of Idepix and L2Gen |
| Generation of optical classes |
Used in situ
database
|
Used OC-CCI v2 data |
Used OC-CCI v3.1 data |
Used OC-CCI v4 data |
| in situ algorithms |
Best performing algorithms selected globally |
Best performing algorithms selected globally |
Best performing algorithms selected for each optical class |
Best performing algorithms selected for each optical class |
| Uncertainty characterisation |
Used v1 classes and initial in situ database |
Used v2 classes and improved in situ v2 database |
Used v3.1 classes and improved in situ database |
Used v4 classes and improved in situ v4 database |
| Quality assurance |
Initial version, less automated |
More automated quality assurance process |
More automated quality assurance process |
More automated quality assurance process |
| Length of time series |
September 1997 to December 2012 |
September 1997 to December 2014 |
September 1997 to December 2015 (extended to December 2018) |
September 1997 to December 2018 |
| Doi: |
10.5285/E32FEB53-5DB1-44BC-8A09-A6275BA99407 |
10.5285/b0d6b9c5-14ba-499f-87c9-66416cd9a1dc |
10.5285/9c334fbe6d424a708cf3c4cf0c6a53f5 |
10.5285/00b5fc99f9384782976a4453b0148f49 |
| How to cite the data |
Sathyendranath et al. 2016 [
24]
|
Sathyendranath et al. 2016 [
25]
|
Sathyendranath et al. 2018 [
26]
|
Sathyendranath et al. 2019 [
27]
|


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Research
Breakfast Savior
Language: Java
Topic: Android App development
We develop an android app, which is an ordering system. Users can order from home, from the bus or while stuck in traffic and get the breakfast right away! The breakfast supplier can receive the order from the clients and broadcast advertisement to all the clients, too
Handcam Recognition
Language: Python
Framework: caffe
Topic: Image classification
Our goal is to fine-tune on the pre-trained Imagenet network. We want to apply the techniques to the IoT. We teach a machine that can recognize the objects around our daily life, like kettle, phone, cup and so on. Our data is from the camera on the user’s hands, which is why we call it “Handcam Recognition”
Video Title Generation
Language: Python
Framework: Tensorflow
Topic: Video caption
Our goal is to teach a machine to automatically generate a title in natural language from a personal video, about 45 seconds.
We first create a highlight detector to find which the highlight clip is, and use the feature of the chosen clip to initialize
the hyper parameter in LSTM model. Finally, generate the title from the output of the LSTM model. We also try many methods to
increase our performance, including spatial attention, sentence augmentation, using C3D feature and so on. My main contribution
is at the spatial attention part and sentence augmentation.
Combine Faster-RCNN with Tracker:
Our idea is to use object detection to extract where the objects are, and we extract 5 boxes per frame, which forms a
feature pool. We train the faster rcnn on Imagenet 200 categories and use the tracker to visualize the video object detection.
Then we use the weighted sum of the feature as the input of the LSTM.
(I have write a tutorial about training faster rcnn on github, please refer to https://github.com/andrewliao11/py-faster-rcnn.)


When interviewing for any job, you of course want to dress appropriately for the position, but you also want to stay true to who you are.
Know the name of the company as well as the names and job titles of the interviewers.
Know what time the interview starts and how long will it take in order to ensure that it doesn't affect your plans for the day.
Demonstrate an interest in the job by researching the employer, products & services, competitors, etc.
Prepare questions!
Dress for the part!
Go to Level 1 for more details.
Plan to arrive about 10-15 minutes early.
Turn off/silence your cell phone.
Greet the receptionist and other staff you may encounter.
Shake hands firmly, make eye contact, and smile when being introduced to someone.
Maintain good posture by sitting upright with your shoulders back.
Maintain eye contact with the interviewer.
Ask questions! Take notes on important details.
Close the interview by telling the interviewers that you are very interested in the job.
Ask about the next steps in the hiring process.
Write a thank you letter to each interviewer.
Assume you can "wing it" and go to the interview without any prior preparation.
Assume that a job offer/interview means that you will get the job no matter what.
Arrive late.
Dress inappropriately.
Eat, drink, or chew gum during the interview.
Drink alcohol or smoke before the interview.
Inquire about vacations, salaries, bonuses, or other benefits until you have received an offer.
Act desperate or disinterested.
Say anything negative about former colleagues, employers, supervisors, or yourself.
Answer questions with a simple "yes" or "no".
Fidget or slouch.
Discuss personal issues.
Lie.
Over-answer questions.
Tell jokes.
Ask the interviewer personal questions.
Forget to follow up immediately with thank you notes.
1. What can you tell me about yourself?
2. Can you list your strengths?
3. What weaknesses do you have?
4. Why should I consider hiring you?
5. Where do you see yourself five years from now?
6. Why do you want to work here?
7. What is your salary expectation?
8. What motivates you?
9. What makes a good team player?
10. Is there anything that you would like to ask me?


Glidein Frontend
Frontend Design Overview
Implementation
The current implementation of the VO Frontend is Python
based. It uses a tree of process like the Factory does.
The sub-process (group) code is composed of 4 logical pieces:
- An element that holds the user jobs Ads
- A matchmaking procedure
- A procedure that advertises the requests
- ... and the glue that links the above together.
The top two elements simply contact the
appropriate HTCondor Collector and store the data in memory.
The
matchmaking procedure loops over all the Factory
ads and counts the number of idle user jobs that match the
attributes of that particular Factory entry point.
The
matching expression is a Python
expression, having as inputs
an object holding the job attributes, named job, and
an object holding the entry point attributes, named glidein.
Both objects are dictionaries, with keys being attribute names,
and values being attribute values.
A few examples:
job["CDFMaxHours"]<glidein["attrs"]["WMSMaxHours"] job["HasData"] or (glidein["site"] in string.split(job["SitesWithRequiredData"])) (job["Arch"] == glidein["Arch"]) and (job["gccVersion"]==glidein["attrs"]["gccVersion"])
Finally, the advertise procedure loops over the counts and converts
them into appropriate HTCondor
Class Ads.
The glue code is responsible of parsing the
input parameters, loading the configuration values and loop over the
above steps.
The Frontend also can handle multiple proxies. The proxy selection is handled by a plugin mechanism.


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Objectively evolve tactical expertise before extensible initiatives.
Washing your hands is one of thesimplest ways you can protect
Use the tissue while sneezing,In this way, you can protect your droplets.
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Thousands protest in Lebanon after rally to support president
by AFPBEIRUT: Thousands of Lebanese protested Sunday to keep up a nationwide street movement that has brought down the government, hours after a mass rally to support the embattled president.
Unprecedented cross-sectarian demonstrations have gripped Lebanon since October 17, demanding a complete overhaul of a political system deemed inefficient and corrupt.
On Sunday evening, thousands of protesters streamed into the main square carrying lebanese flags and a flurry of inventive slogans on cardboard, an AFP correspondent said.
“Revolution,” they cried to the rhythm of electronic beats in Martyrs’ Square.
“All of them means all of them,” they chanted, calling for political leaders from all sectarian stripes to step down.
Abir Murad, 37, had come specially from the northern city of Tripoli to take part.
“We are all united against the leaders… who haven’t changed anything in this country,” she said.
“We came to say that change is now in the hands of the people.”
Draped in white sheets, three demonstrators staged a mock execution of the grievances that pushed them down into the street.
Nooses around their limp necks, they bore signs referring to corruption, sectarianism, and the 1975-1990 civil war.
Protesters in the capital shouted in support of Shiite-majority areas such as Tyre, strongholds of the powerful Hezbollah movement, which has urged its backers not to protest.
“Tyre, Tyre, Tyre. We’re rising up for you,” they chanted.
Despite Hezbollah’s warnings, protests were also staged in the southern city itself, the National News Agency and television showed.
People also took to the street in Sunni-majority Sidon and the northern city of Tripoli.
Demonstrators’ roadblocks were lifted and banks re-opened after the government stepped down on Tuesday.
Protesters have however vowed to keep up the street movement until all their demands are met, including that a new government include independent technocrats.
But a female protester in Tripoli, who gave her name as Najwa, said it was still very unclear if the new cabinet lineup would actually be different.
“There’s no transparency,” she said. “The possible scenarios we’re hearing about through rumours are not very encouraging.”
Earlier in the capital, hundreds of men and women took part in a feminist march from the national museum towards the main square.
“Our revolution is feminist,” read a banner carried by marchers.
Protesters have called for an end to President Michel Aoun’s tenure, as well as a drastic change to a political system dominated by the same figures and families since the end of the civil war.
Early afternoon, the president addressed Lebanese in a televised speech as thousands of his supporters thronged the road outside his presidential palace.
“I call on you all to unite,” the 84-year-old Maronite Christian president said from his palace in the town of Baabda outside Beirut.
He urged Lebanese to rally behind a roadmap to tackle corruption, redress the economy, and put together a civil government.
“It won’t be easy, and we want your efforts,” he said.
A proposed tax on calls via free phone applications such as WhatsApp triggered protests last month.
But they soon morphed into a huge nationwide movement, denouncing a raft of woes including a lack of basic services, a failing economy, and corruption.
Aoun’s supporters said they backed the overall demands of anti-graft protesters, but insisted the president was the only man able to bring about reforms.
“General Aoun is a reformist and sincere man — not corrupt nor a thief,” said one supporter who gave her name as Diana.
“He’s trying to fight against graft,” she said.
Along with its allies including Hezbollah, Aoun’s political party holds the majority in parliament.
It is headed by his son-in-law and outgoing foreign minister Gibran Bassil, who has emerged as one of the most reviled figures in the protests.
More than 25 per cent of Lebanese citizens live in poverty, the World Bank says.
The country’s economic growth has stalled in recent years in the wake of repeated political crises, compounded by an eight-year civil war in neighbouring Syria.
At its height last month, the protest movement drew in hundreds of thousands of people.


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Just in case anyone is interested in knowing how to streamline their JSON bookmarks to be used with the jsTree library, please visit my Bookmark Tools on github. (and of course, view source)
You can find it at https://jstree.com/.
Enjoy! ^_^
Just in case anyone is interested in knowing how to streamline their JSON bookmarks to be used with the jsTree library, please visit my Bookmark Tools on github. (and of course, view source)


Some people may know that I developed and maintained a WeChat gadget to facilitate the user to query steem information conveniently. For example, check the basic information of the account, inquire about the internal market situation, etc.
(Image source: https://pixabay.com)
The most important function of it, I think, is to query the information and status of witness. With this function user can query the basic witness information, such as the rank by vote
, the real rank
, online status
, witness type
, total votes
, last block
, total missed blocks
, etc.
I also included rewards estimation
function, using it, you can easily estimate the daily income of the witness.
Using online status
, Version
, Missed
, Last block
&Block Age
, You can easily judge the running status of the witness node.
For example, as we can see, the witness node of @timcliff is in a very good status:
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nips nips2006 nips2006-184 nips2006-184-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
Source: pdf
Author: Gloria Haro, Gregory Randall, Guillermo Sapiro
Abstract: The study of point cloud data sampled from a stratiﬁcation, a collection of manifolds with possible different dimensions, is pursued in this paper. We present a technique for simultaneously soft clustering and estimating the mixed dimensionality and density of such structures. The framework is based on a maximum likelihood estimation of a Poisson mixture model. The presentation of the approach is completed with artiﬁcial and real examples demonstrating the importance of extending manifold learning to stratiﬁcation learning. 1
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Ticket #76 (closed defect: fixed)
not all termination conditions work for all solvers
| Reported by: | mmckerns | Owned by: | mmckerns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priority: | major | Milestone: | mystic-0.2a1 |
| Component: | mystic.solvers | Keywords: | |
| Cc: |
Description
In theory, all termination conditions should be able to be applied to any of the solvers.
As of r177, using CandidateRelativeTolerance for DEsolver fails. Other termination condition / solver pairs should be tested.
Change History
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by mmckerns
BUG in LINE 42 in termination.py ==> diff = tolerance*(abs(hist[-generations])+abs(hist[-1])) + eta
File "build/bdist.macosx-10.3-i386/egg/mystic/termination.py", line 42,
in _ IndexError?: list index out of range
def NormalizedChangeOverGeneration?(tolerance = 1e-4, generations = 2):
"""normalized change in cost is < tolerance over number of generations:
(cost[-g] - cost[-1]) / 0.5*(abs(cost[-g]) + abs(cost[-1])) <= tolerance"""
eta = 1e-20 def _(inst):
hist = inst.energy_history lg = len(hist) diff = tolerance*(abs(hist[-generations])+abs(hist[-1])) + eta return lg > generations and 2.0*(hist[-generations]-hist[-1]) <=
diff
return _
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by mmckerns
BUG in LINE 56 in termination.py ==> and max(abs(fsim[0]-fsim[1:])) <= ftol)
File "build/bdist.macosx-10.3-i386/egg/mystic/termination.py", line 56,
in _ TypeError?: unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'int' and 'list'
def CandidateRelativeTolerance?(xtol=1e-4, ftol=1e-4):
"""absolute difference in candidates is < tolerance:
abs(xi-x0) <= xtol & abs(fi-f0) <= ftol, where x=params & f=cost"""
def _(inst):
sim = inst.population fsim = inst.popEnergy #FIXME: abs(inf - inf) will raise a warning... errdict = numpy.seterr(invalid='ignore') #FIXME: turn off warning answer = (max(numpy.ravel(abs(sim[1:]-sim[0]))) <= xtol \
and max(abs(fsim[0]-fsim[1:])) <= ftol)
numpy.seterr(invalid=errdictinvalid?) #FIXME: turn on warnings return answer
return _
comment:5 Changed 6 years ago by mmckerns
- Status changed from assigned to closed
- Resolution set to fixed
fixed bugs in termination conditions in r239
Chose to throw a WARNING instead of an ERROR for CandidateRelativeTolerance? when nPop < 2. Is this the best behavior?
see revision 183 for some tests


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between cloudiness and latitude, since there is a full range of cloudiness (0% to 100%) across all latitudes,
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