Performing Calculations
Trade Requests
A request for trade present value can be built as such:
TradeMeasure pv = EurexPrismaRatesReplicationRequests.tradeMeasures()
.pv()
.currency(MarginCurrency.TRADE)
.build();
Which can be added as:
EurexPrismaRatesReplicationRequest pvRequest = EurexPrismaRatesReplicationRequests.request(valuationDate)
.tradeMeasures(pv)
.build();
Portfolio Requests
The following details the mechanisms for building up a Eurex Prisma Replication request for computation of Initial Margin and the various constituent add-ons required to fully replicate the margin process. See the Eurex Clearing documentation for details on the methodology.
Add-ons
The following add-ons are automatically returned for a portfolio request:
Correlation Break Adjustment
There is a Correlation Break Adjustment applied to each sub series (Eurex defines no adjustment for stress scenarios so they will return 0).
Liquidity addons
A liquidity addon is applied based on the costs of a hedging portfolio.
Compression Model Adjustment
There is a Compression Model Adjustment applied to each sub series.
Long Option Credit
Provides any adjustments/credit for long options for each sub series.
Portfolio IM
The portfolio IM is based on the im PortfolioMeasure
:
PortfolioMeasure im = EurexPrismaReplicationRequests.portfolioMeasures().im();
Building a request
The above portfolio measure is then added to a EurexPrismaReplicationRequest.
EurexPrismaReplicationRequest imRequest = EurexPrismaReplicationRequests.request(businessDate)
.portfolioMeasures(im)
.build();
P&L calculation methodology
By default, the P&L series is calculated by calculating the PV for each trade for each scenario and comparing to the base PV. It is also possible to generate the P&L series by using the sensitivity profile (bucketed delta only at this point) applied to the scenarios provided by the clearing house.
See Calculation Modes for more information on which modes are available
EurexPrismaReplicationRequest imRequest = EurexPrismaReplicationRequests.request(businessDate)
.portfolioMeasures(im)
.pnlCalculatorMethodology(PnlCalculatorMethodology.DELTA)
.build();
Output Model
Once market data and the portfolio have been loaded and the user has submitted a EurexPrismaReplicationRequest
,
the engine will begin calculation or trade level and portfolio measures.
The user receives a MarginResults
object back from the calculation.
Within this object are the MarginPortfolioResults
and the MarginTradeResults
.
private MarginResults calculateResults(MarginEnvironment environment,
EurexPrismaReplicationRequest request,
MarginPortfolio marginPortfolio) {
MarginCalculator calculator = environment.getMarginCalculator();
return calculator.calculate(marginPortfolio, request);
}
(see Margin Results for more information on the output)
Error handling during calculation
If there are runtime problems in valuing trades within the portfolio (for example a missing rate reset,
curve or price), the errors will be collected and reported back in the final results.
The MarginPortfolioResults
contains a Table with any failures per trade and trade measure.
Because these trades could not be successfully valued, they do not contribute to the overall portfolio level
measures. It is therefore critical to inspect the MarginPortfolioResults.getPortfolioResults().getTradeErrors()
.
It will be empty if there are no errors, but if values are present they should be investigate to ensure that the
portfolio is properly analyzed.
Trade level failures in the results
The code below shows how one could iterate over any tradeErrors present on the portfolio results.
private void noteAnyInvalidTrades(MarginResults marginResults) {
MarginPortfolioResults portfolioResults = marginResults.getPortfolioResults();
if (portfolioResults != null) {
Table<TradeWrapper<?>, TradeMeasure, Result<?>> table = portfolioResults.getTradeErrors();
for (TradeWrapper<?> trade : table.rowKeySet()) {
for (TradeMeasure measure : table.columnKeySet()) {
Result<?> failure = table.get(trade, measure);
s_logger.warn("Found trade failure: " + failure.getFailureMessage());
}
}
}
}
Specific failure cases
A common case, for example, would be a missing reset. In this case the code above would produce an error message along the lines of:
WARN c.o.m.e.prisma.cli.common.CliLogger -
Found trade failure: No time series data available for RawId{id=Bundle[ISDA~USD-LIBOR-BBA-3M],
marketDataType=class java.lang.Double, fieldName=Market_Value}/[2014-06-03,2015-06-09]
This would tell the user that there was a missing 3M USD LIBOR fixing in the data.


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First, build a context with classical logic and assume the Axiom of
Functional Choice:
Require Import Classical.
Axiom functional_choice : forall (A:Set)(S:A->A->Prop),
(forall x, exists y, S x y )->
exists f, forall x, S x (f x).
Prove the following theorem:
notWellFounded_seq
: forall (A : Set) (R : A -> A -> Prop),
~ well_founded R ->
exists f : nat -> A, (forall n : nat, R (f (S n)) (f n))
Remarks
Look also at that exercise
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commodity = {"water": 100,"book": 30, "car": 1000, "dog": 50}
def need_cmd():
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CLIFFHANGER is the new "comeback" film for Sylvester Stallone, a high-altitude adventure taking place mostly on snowy (Rocky?) mountain peaks (actually shot in the Italian Alps). Stallone stars in the film and also did massive re-writes of the script.
The opening sequence is promising enough--Stallone tries to rescue Michael Rooker's character's girlfriend dangling precariously from a rope thousands of feet above a rocky canyon floor. Well, things do not turn out well, and the movie jumps eight months ahead to show Stallone coming back home to the mountains to reconcile himself with his group of friends who shared in the harrowing experience.
At the same time, hundreds of millions of dollars in cash are being readied for air transport by the U.S. Treasury. The cash is being transported by plane to avoid the hazards of the cashload being robbed on route. But John Lithgow, the obligatory gun-toting psychopathic bad guy has other ideas. However something goes terribly wrong and the three bulky suitcases of thousand-dollar bills fall from the plane and are lost somewhere in the mountains (a new Samsonite commercial?). The hijacking sequence includes some great mid-air plane-to-plane stunts and the resultant plane crash is the best since ALIVE. Stranded in the mountains, Lithgow and crew call for help and Stallone and Rooker come climbing to the rescue.
The rest of the movie basically consists of the group's efforts to recover the lost money while Rooker, Stallone and friends thwart them at every turn. There's lots of action, explosions, gun battles, fistfights, more explosions, avalanches, and people hanging by their fingertips above yawning chasms.
The problem is: who cares? So much time is spent on action, pyrotechnics and dizzying camera angles and so little time and effort is spent on even the most perfunctory character development that we just don't care what happens to these people. What's the point of putting someone in a precarious, ostensibly suspenseful situation when that person is obviously just an actor playing a character as flat as the cliff face they're hanging from? The characters in this movie are just not believable, one-dimensional, sketchily drawn at best, and unworthy of our concern.
Stallone is ... well, Stallone. He may suffer now from the same fate of Madonna, i.e. he's become a caricature of himself, he is upstaged by his own 'real life' persona ... the guy has never had much of a range anyway ... it's hard to see him as someone other than Stallone.  or "Nooooooooo!!!" Every Stallone movie has to have at least two scenes in which the hero gets the living bejesus beaten out of him only to come back at the last possible instant and decimate his attacker. The feeling it gave me was that the movie had some nice stunts, camera work and scenery, but otherwise I've seen it all before. Like BATMAN RETURNS (with which this movie has a lot in common in that it's very big on look and style and very short on substance), the mark of a bad film is when the hero does or says something clever or heroic in a scene--calculated, obviously, to make the audience cheer (there's usually a lapse in the dialogue at this point so the audience doesn't miss any one-liners while they hoot and holler)--but instead, the audience just sits there and says, "Yeah? So?" Or worse, laughs. And there were sequences in the film that were like that.
Rooker by far gives the best performance of the lot, though it's sad to see an actor of his caliber wasted in something like this.
Lithgow, again, is simply not believable, not that he's a bad actor (I thought he did a pretty good job as the villains in BLOW OUT and RICOCHET) it's just the character is again ... cliche. His fake English accent is the worst since Keanu Reave's in BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA.
Technically, it's not bad ... in fact, there are some stunning visuals. However there's a long pull out shot of Stallone on a cliff-face where you can just see the matte line. Some of the rear projection stuff looks to be not quite suited light-wise to the foreground, and the 'underneath the ice' sequence is obviously done in a studio.
It's too bad, some good characters, some good writing, and this could have been a tremendous film. I heard on USENET that this picture cost $140 million to make which, I believe, if true, would make it the most expensive movie of all time. There's a scene in the picture where Stallone and friend cuddle next to a fire of burning thousand-dollar bills. For me, that scene captured the essence of this picture.
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Crime Mapping and Spatial Analysis
Class 1: Theory, Design, and Ethics
John Palmer
Schedule
- Lectures: Wednesdays, 12:30-14:30, 40.213.
- Labs: Every other Thursday, 12:30-14:30, 40.047B.
Exceptions:
- No class during week 6
- Final session on 13 March, 12:30-14:30, 40.047B.
Evaluation
- Participation (10% of final grade)
- Computer lab exercises (40% of final grade)
- Mapping project (20% of final grade)
- Spatial analysis project (30% of final grade)
Outline
-
Block I: Introduction, Review, and Theory
- Theoretical framework, research design, research ethics
- Qualitative and quantitative analysis
- Space and time in criminology
Block 2: Geographic Information Systems
- GIS data, software, and hardware
- Crime mapping I
- Crime mapping II
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Outline
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Block 3: Spatial Analysis
- Buffers, distances, aggregation, patterns, and clustering
- Correlation, autocorrelation, and inference
- New data sources and methods
Block 4: Synthesis
- Socio-spatial research in criminology
Research Logics
Research Strategies and Paradigms
Scientific Practice
- Paradigms and revolutions (Kuhn, 1962)
- Social science
Neo-Positivist Approach
- Question
- Hypothesis
- Prediction
- Testing
- Analysis
- Review
- Replication
- Falsification
Generalization & Simplification
Criteria
- Reliability
- Replicability
- Validity
Reliability
- Do our measures give stable and consistent values?
Replicability
- Can others replicate our findings?
Validity
- Internal validity
- External validity
Design Types
- Experimental
- Quasi-Experimental
- Cross-Sectional
- Longitudinal
- Case Study
- Comparative
Research Questions
- Basic vs. Applied
- Broad vs. Narrow
- Substantive vs. Methodological
- What, Why, How
- Feasibility
- Connection to literature
- Connection to research agenda
Nuremberg Medical Trial
- Nazi doctors did medical experiments on concentration camp victims
- Treatments included involuntary sterilization, inducing hypothermia, exposure to diseases and toxic chemicals, experimental organ and limb transplants, and placement in low pressure chambers
- Victims suffered excruciating pain, mutilation, and death
Nuremberg Code
- Voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential
- The experiment must yield generalizable knowledge that could not be obtained in any other way and is not random and unnecessary in nature
- Animal experimentation should precede human experimentation
- All unnecessary physical and mental suffering and injury should be avoided
- No experiment should be conducted if there is reason to believe that death or disabling injury will occur
- The degree of risk to subjects should never exceed the humanitarian importance of the problem
- Risks to the subjects should be minimized through proper preparations
- Experiments should only be conducted by scientifically qualified investigators
- Subjects should always be at liberty to withdraw from experiments
- Investigators must be ready to end the experiment at any stage if there is cause to believe that continuing the experiment is likely to result in injury, disability or death to the subject
Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
- U.S. Public Health Service study of long-term effects of syphilis, using panel of 600 black men, most of whom were poor and uneducated, without informed consent.
- Subjects told, inaccurately, that painful research procedures like spinal taps were treatments.
- 400 members of panel with syphilis intentionally denied treatment.
- Death rate for those with syphilis found to be about double that of control group.
- 1932-72
Belmont Report
- National Commission established by U.S. Congress in response to Tuskegee revelations.
- Released in 1979 as set of principles and guidelines for human subjects research.
- Key Principles: Respect for persons, Beneficence, Justice
Respect for Persons
- Individuals should be treated as autonomous agents
- Persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to additional protections
Beneficence
- Do no harm
- Maximize possible benefits and minimize possible harms
Justice
- Treat individuals and groups fairly and equitably in terms of bearing the burdens and receiving the benefits of research.
What About Milgram's Methods?
- Participants provided uninformed verbal consent and signed a waiver absolving Yale University of legal responsibility.
- Nick Haslam, Steve Loughnan & Gina Perry (2014) Meta-Milgram: An Empirical Synthesis of the Obedience Experiments. PLoS ONE 9(4): e93927. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0093927
- Attempts have been made to replicate it with mixed results and the original data have been re-examined. Meanwhile, archival scholarship continues to examine the origins of Milgram's work and to unearth troubling discrepancies between its public representation and how its methodology was executed in practice.
- Nick Haslam, Steve Loughnan & Gina Perry (2014) Meta-Milgram: An Empirical Synthesis of the Obedience Experiments. PLoS ONE 9(4): e93927. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0093927 (citations omitted)
Data Protection
- the technical framework and security measures designed to guarantee that all personal data are safe from unforeseen, unintended or malevolent use.
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Personal Data
- any information relating to an "identified or identifiable natural person".
- "identifiable person" = one who can be identified directly or indirectly, "in particular by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors specific to his or her physical, physiological, mental, economic, cultural or social identity."
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Data Security
- take the appropriate technical and organisational measures to prevent any unauthorised act with regard to the data;
- make sure that no one will access, read, copy, alter, use in any way or process the data unless he/she is authorised to do so according to clear access rules;
- organise the processing in a way that gives you complete control and tracking of the procedures followed;
- if someone is processing data on your behalf, you need to choose someone able to guarantee secure processing.
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Secure Data Storage: Key Questions
- Where is the data stored?
- On which hardware type is the data stored?
- Who has access to the data?
- For how long will the data be stored, accessed?
- If stored on a machine, is the storage machine/server equipped with Wifi, Bluetooth, USB drive, or other devices that might ease data duplication of circulation?
- What data backup policies and processes will be implemented?
- European University Institute, Guide on Good Data Protection Practice in Research, May 2016
Using Encryption
(Resources from Electronic Frontier Foundation)
Using Encryption
- Symmetric encryption
- Asymmetric (public key) encryption
Using Encryption
- Full disk encryption for hard drives
- Mobile phone encryption
Applying this to...
- Criminology
- Mapping
- Spatial Analysis


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{# This template receives different input based on state of tf-setup. In addition to form values the following are available: On GET: choices: Value of SECURITY_TWO_FACTOR_ENABLED_METHODS (with possible addition of 'delete' two_factor_required: Value of SECURITY_TWO_FACTOR_REQUIRED On successful POST: chosen_method: which 2FA method was chosen (e.g. sms, authenticator) choices: Value of SECURITY_TWO_FACTOR_ENABLED_METHODS If chosen_method == 'authenticator': authr_qrcode: the image source for the qrcode authr_key: same key as in qrcode - for possible manual entry authr_username: same username as in qrcode authr_issuer: same issuer as in qrcode #} {% extends "themes/" + sysSettings.systemTheme + "/layout.html" %} {% from "security/_macros.html" import render_field_with_errors, render_field, render_field_no_label, render_field_errors %} {% block head %}


Zinedine Zidane sends message to Real Madrid fans after Gareth Bale reaction
Gareth Bale was jeered by his own fans when he came on as a substitute during Real Madrid's La Liga clash with Real Sociedad - after he posed with a comical banner on Wales duty
by Alex SmithZinedine Zidane has told Real Madrid fans to stop booing and start supporting Gareth Bale.
Wales international Bale was welcomed to the pitch by to a chorus of jeers from the Bernabeu stands as Real came from behind to beat Real Sociedad 3-1.
Bale was sent on in the 67th minute with whistles ringing in his ears, following the latest country versus club row during the international break.
After Willian Jose had given the visitors a second minute lead, Karim Benzema and Federico Valverde both netted to put Real in charge, before Bale set up Luka Modric with a deep cross to add a third.
Bale had been criticised in Spain after being pictured celebrating Wales' Euro 2020 qualification victory over Hungary in midweek with a flag which read "Wales. Golf. Madrid. In that order".
In response, Real fans waved a banner which read: "Rodrygo. Vini. Lucas. Bale. In that order".
Zidane, who had called for a truce before the match, was not impressed with the reaction.
"I hope this doesn't carry on for the rest of the season," Zidane said. "We want the fans to be with us from the beginning to the end, but we cannot control that.
"The public has the right to do what they want, but I ask that they applaud everyone. I'm happy with the game and the victory and Bale came into the game well.
"What you have to do is keep working on the pitch."
Zidane added: "I have not spoken to him (about the jeers), I have only congratulated him.
"I can't tell you if it's unfair or not. Everyone can say what they want. We need our fans, then we can't control what happens.
"There is too much noise with Bale, he wants to be with us and do it well. That is why we don't want to talk so much.
"He is integrated into the group and wants to play, just like everyone else."


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SQL(Structured Query Language> is used to access AND manipulate databases! Data is stored in a Relational Database Management System as tables consisting of columns and rows. Use this beautiful cheat sheet to manipulate data with SQL.
Made easier: SQL Quick Reference
| Statements | Examples |
|---|---|
| CREATE DATABASE Create a new database |
CREATE DATABASE sql_forever |
| CREATE TABLE Create a new table |
all_day_sql (id INTEGER, user_name VARCHAR, irl_name VARCHAR) |
| SELECT Select data from the table |
SELECT id FROM all_day_sql |
| UPDATE Update data in a table |
UPDATE all_day_sql SET irl_name="Kirigaya Kazuto" WHERE user_name="Kirito" |
| DELETE Deletes data from database |
DELETE FROM all_day_sql WHERE irl_name="Konno Yuuki" AND alias="Zekken" |
| INSERT INTO inserts new data into a database |
INSERT INTO all_day_sql (worlds) VALUES ('Aincrad', 'ALfheim') |
Clauses and Keywords |
| ORDER BY | SELECT id, worlds FROM all_day_sql ORDER BY id DESC |
| WHERE | SELECT * FROM all_day_sql WHERE weapon="Sword" |
| INNER JOIN | SELECT characters.all_day_sql, npcs.sao_data FROM all_day_sql INNER JOIN sao_data ON characters.all_day_sql=npcs.sao_data |
Operators |
| AND/OR AND returns if both conditions are true, OR if only one condition |
SELECT * FROM all_day_sql WHERE world='ALfheim" AND race = "Spriggan" SELECT * FROM all_day_sql WHERE world='ALfheim" AND (race = 'Spriggan' OR race 'Sylph'); |
| IN Use this if you know the exact value you want to return for at least one of the columns. |
SELECT * FROM sao_data WHERE abilities IN ('flight', 'night-vision') |
| LIKE Search for a pattern BETWEEN Search between an inclusive range |
SELECT * FROM all_day_sql WHERE username LIKE '%Sakuya' |


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ELECTION A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
When civics teacher Jim McAllister asks his class for the definition of ethics and morals, consistent overachiever Tracy Flick immediately shoots her hand toward the ceiling. Although Tracy looks like she may pull her arm from its socket if she isn't called on, Mr. McAllister tries hard to find some other student who knows the answers. He's tired of her dominance. But, when others flub the answers, he's left with no choice.  She -- no surprise -- barks out the exact textbook definition from memory.
Tracy, as we will learn, knows the definition but not the meaning.
Writer and director Alexander Payne, whose last picture was the delicious satire CITIZEN RUTH, is back again with an even better satirical piece, ELECTION. Although it plows some of the same fertile ground as RUSHMORE, the more consistent ELECTION bears even more fruit.
As the picture's star, Reese Witherspoon plays the anal-retentive Tracy Flick with a nuanced performance that's light-years ahead of her marvelous work in PLEASANTVILLE. When Tracy needs to be, she appears innocent, vulnerable and naively seductive. Usually, however, she's as tough as nails. Dressed in conservative tweed skirts with dull, avocado-colored stockings, she is prim, proper and prissy.
If there were an Academy Award for body language, Witherspoon would win it hands down for this performance. When she concentrates on important things, like the proper taping of a sign, Tracy's lips appear sealed with super glue. When she needs to smile in order to get what wants, her lips retract, and a frozen smile instantly appears. The best comes when the excessively serious Tracy gets some good news. She hops around the school halls like a jackrabbit on speed.
Tracy is running unopposed to be class president of George Washington Carver High School. (The richly sardonic script by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, based on Tom Perrotta's novel, even uses the school's name to poke fun. I counted only one African-American at this large Nebraska school.)
Matthew Broderick, reminding us again after the GODZILLA debacle what an excellent actor he can be, plays award-winning teacher Jim McAllister. Tracy had had an affair the previous year with another teacher, causing him to lose his job. This put the fear of God into Jim. When Tracy flirtingly reminds him that, if she wins, they will be spending a lot of time together, he knows he has to act fast.
As a solution to a possible nightmare, Jim enlists the laid back but popular athlete Paul Metzler (Chris Klein) to run against Tracy. Shy Paul is so nervous that he delivers his campaign speech to the school assembly without ever pausing for a breath.
The campaign balance is disturbed when Paul's lesbian sister, Tammy (Jessica Campbell), decides in a fit of pique to run against him. The nihilist Tammy runs on a campaign of abolishing student government if elected. She says the only ones who benefit are those elected, since they can use it on their resumes. This generates a war whoop from the student body and immediately transforms her from underdog into a real contender.
The subtle script takes a chirpy, upbeat attitude to its black comedy material. The leads all speak in frequent and insightful voice-over to explain their points of view. The editor freeze-frames the characters, especially Tracy, in the most unflattering ways. Tracy may project utter confidence and some wide-eyed innocence, but these freeze-frames show the ugliness that lies just below the surface.
The movie really shines in its small touches. When one character has an affair, he goes to the motel (the "American Family Inn" to be precise) in advance in order to properly prepare the room. The pièce de résistance is the fresh rose he places inside the Gideon Bible in the nightstand drawer. How many lovers will figure their paramour will want to engage in a little Bible reading after their assignation?
The pre-election prayer scene is quite illuminating. Tracy, Paul and Tammy are especially honest and revealing when talking to God in the privacy of their rooms.
There are many surprises along the way, including an investigation involving certain campaign irregularities, but the question is who will win at the voting booth? It might not be whom you suspect. The screenwriters manage to make the story enthralling even though they make what looks like a mistake and let the story go on past its natural conclusion.
ELECTION runs 1:45. It is rated R for sex, profanity and a brief dope smoking scene and would be fine for older teenagers.
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Activities in 2014
Our Bank is operating in a highly competitive sector, which includes international capital. Our Bank carries forward its position of being the strongest national bank. Our Bank maintained its civilized human resources policies in 2014, with the awareness of its success, including its unique position in the sector, unrivaled market knowledge, ability to serve its customers at the right time, through the right channel and with the right value propositions.
Within the scope of Competency Based Performance Management activities, the Bank almost completed followings as of 2014 year-end: competency definitions on the basis of duty position and unit; design and software of evaluations system.
The Bank switched to the systematic application for remuneration in 2014. Within this scope, the following activities have been carried out:
Negotiations between the Bank and the Öz Finans – İş Trade Union which was founded on 23 August 2013 and which was authorized to make Collective Labor Agreement with the Bank on 9 September 2014 were finalized as of 31 December 2014. The Collective Labor Agreement was signed for the first time in the history of Ziraat Bank.
Ziraat Bank Personal Performance Bonus System
A new bonus system which was implemented in 2013 in accordance with the Bank’s new organizational structure and strategy which is focused on marketing and sales was designed in line with the increasing gain principle, which rewards increasing performance and efficiency, providing higher compensation for those with a higher performance. Through personal performance evaluations, bonus payments were made in accordance with performance with the aim of strengthening the customer focused business model, deepening the marketing and efficiency focused work approach by motivating employees, increasing their corporate loyalty and rewarding personal success.
In the scope of this implementation, considering our Bank’s profitability and operational results in 2014, the bonus budget was determined not to extend 8% of total monthly wage payments. These payments were determined according to substantial and numerically measurable criteria, and paid to the employees pertaining to three month periods beginning from February, May, August, and November. Bonus payments were designed to provide additional payments to those who had achieved a higher performance on a marketing basis and on the basis of:
Different coefficients are applied in the calculation of bonuses according to branch segment, scale, and personal performance ordering and duty position. Premium which differentiates in line with performance notes at each pie is calculated for marketing staff with new amendment made as of 3rd quarter of 2014. As of the 4th quarter of 2014 The Bank started to calculate premium to counter staff through the performance of the counter that she/he is responsible.
As in other banks, a performance bonus system was designed for rewarding higher performance and increasing the efficiency of sales employees. In addition, employees working in the operations departments of the branches and the general directorate could benefit from this implementation.
2015 Projections
Besides to modern work conditions, Ziraat Bank will maintain offer career opportunities that fit position in 2015.
In addition to promotions regarding title, our Bank enriches career opportunities through promotion. In this scope, implementation of the “Competence Evaluation System” has been planned in order to evaluate our employees’ performance in terms of their competence in their duties.
Within the scope of Management Trainee Program, personnel who are in Authorized position and who will be successful as a result of programs that will be held in 2015 will continue to be assigned to Branch Management/Management within the limits of needs.
Within the scope of activities for receiving demand and opinions regarding “Personnel Position and Location Change”, Ziraat Bank will continue to evaluate personnel’ transfer demand as of June-July and December-January periods.
Ziraat Bank plans to update HR legislation and revise processes regarding the applications that affect Human Resources processes with Collective Labor Agreement that was signed with Öz Finans – İş Trade Union on 31 December 2014.


NSManagedObject(Foundry) Category Reference
| Conforms to | TGFoundryObject |
| Declared in | NSManagedObject+Foundry.h |
Overview
Category for NSManagedObject
based models. Because of the lifecycle differences between NSObject
and NSManagedObject
it is necessary to use these methods instead of the foundryBuild:
based ones on NSManagedObject
classes (which will throw exceptions) just as you don’t use the regular init methods on NSManagedObjects.
In addition to an equivalent to foundryBuild
for managed objects, this class also provides the unique foundryCreateWithContext:
method which builds an object and saves the context before returning.
Class Methods
foundryBuildNumber:withContext:
Creates a series of your NSManagedObject
subclass and inserts them into the provided NSManagedObjectContext
. Equivalent to calling foundryBuildWithContext:
multiple times.
+ (NSArray *)foundryBuildNumber:(NSUInteger)number withContext:(NSManagedObjectContext *)context
Parameters
- number
Number of objects you want to create.
- context
Context you want to insert the objects into.
Return Value
Array of newly inserted objects.
Declared In
NSManagedObject+Foundry.h
foundryBuildWithContext:
Creates a new instance of your NSManagedObject
subclass and inserts it into the provided NSManagedObjectContext
with values assigned based on your Foundry build spec.
+ (instancetype)foundryBuildWithContext:(NSManagedObjectContext *)context
Parameters
- context
The context you want to insert the object into.
Return Value
The newly created instance of your class.
Declared In
NSManagedObject+Foundry.h
foundryCreateNumber:withContext:
Same as foundryCreateWithContext:
but with multiple objects. Note that this will create, insert and assign values to all of the objects before saving the context so the context will only save a single time, not once for each object.
+ (NSArray *)foundryCreateNumber:(NSUInteger)number withContext:(NSManagedObjectContext *)context
Parameters
- number
Number of objects you want to create and save.
- context
Context you want the objects inserted into and saved.
Return Value
Array of newly created and saved instances of your class.
Declared In
NSManagedObject+Foundry.h
foundryCreateWithContext:
Similar to foundryBuildWithContext:
but after inserting the object into the provided context and assigning values based on the build spec it then saves the context.
+ (instancetype)foundryCreateWithContext:(NSManagedObjectContext *)context
Parameters
- context
Context you want the object inserted into and saved.
Return Value
The newly created and saved instance of your class.
Declared In
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Hi
I need a bit of help/advice on my nanodeRF build, when I compile the sketch it errors the following
nanodeRF_ctonly.cpp: In function ‘void ethernet_send_url(char*, char*, char*)’:
nanodeRF_ctonly.cpp:312:80: error: invalid conversion from ‘void (*)(uint8_t, uint16_t)’ to ‘void (*)(uint8_t, uint16_t, uint16_t)’
I have tried latest ethershield and the one in a previous post when there was compile problems.
Using Arduino 0023 to upload. Can compile and upload the test ethershield DHCP sketch ok.
Any pointers?
Thanks
Gary
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
Hi
I'm having the same problem. I suspect its due to the latest Ethershield library being updated for Arduino 1.0 though not sure? I can't find a version suitable for 0023 at the moment.
Chris
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
use this libary
http://www.openenergymonitor.org/emon/sites/default/files/old_EtherShield_4th Sep_works_emonBase.zip
i had same error and after changing to this lib all work ok.
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
Thanks
Chris
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
Thanks helping out roedfjel. This is a stop gap measure. We are working (today) on porting the emonBase code to use the EthetrCard library and to be compatiable with Arduino 1.0. The emonBase code currenty up on github (Dec 27th) uses the EtherShield library which has recently been abandoned in favour of the JeeLabs EtherCard: https://github.com/jcw/ethercard . Andrew Lindsey who was behind the EtherCard library is now working with JCW from JeeLabs on the EtherCard libary. See the post on Andrews website regarding migrating to EtherCard library for background info: http://blog.thiseldo.co.uk/?p=623
We should have an emonBase example which uses EtherCard and Arduino 1.0 up soon.
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
I was already using the sep works ethershield files but it still dosnt work. Guess I'll have to wait for the moment for 1.0 to be all fixed :O(
Gary
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
We've just got EtherCard library posting to emoncmsV3 up an running. It's very easy, minimal changes are required to to included 'webclient' example. See the instructions Trystan has posted on this thread:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/319
Feedback regarding success and stability of using the EtherCard library would be great. If all goes well we will soon be updating all emonBase/NanodeRF examples to use the new library and Arduino 1.0.
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
Example emonBase code for the Nanode RF receiving data from a single CT emonTx and posting to emoncms using the JeeLabs EtherCard library and Arduino 1.0 is now up on github: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/NanodeRF
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
Just compiled and uploaded (once i'd installed the ethercard libraries! Doh!) uploaded fine. now the fun begins to get it talking and then working on my website, looks like its just spamming your site at the moment so disconnected it until i get my head round how it all hangs.
Thanks for the help
:O)
Re: Error compiling before upload ro emonBase NanodeRF
Exampe on GitHub has just been updated to utilize NanodeRF's indicator LEDs also code for posting to static IP (non DNS) server and support for multiple CT channels have been added.


Shmch.Packet – shmchannel Reference Manual
Packages
shmchannel
Shmch
Packet
Packet
flag
id
shm_name
Packet
Object Hierarchy:
Description:
internal
struct
Packet
The metadata of payload sent through the shared memory channel,
Namespace:
Shmch
Package:
shmchannel
Content:
Creation methods:
public
Packet
(
Flag
flag,
uint
id,
string
shm_name)
Create new packet metadata.
Fields:
public
Flag
flag
The purpose of this packet. See
Flag
for more details.
public
uint
id
The packed id.
public
uint8
[]
shm_name
The name of the shared memory region where the data of this packet are.


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While Cloudflare's product is allowing access to a decentralized protocol, the company noted that users can still report abusive or harmful content, indicating that it may be able to revoke its portal to any websites providing such content.
Cloudflare is BAD! It will get to apoint where every thing decentralised by the internet will be centralised around somehting like cloudflare.


See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ActionCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Action Callbacks.
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| AuthCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Authorization Callbacks.
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| AuthorizationCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Authorization Callbacks.
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| DataCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Data Callbacks.
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| DBCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for DB Callbacks.
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| ProxyUtils |
Helper class for callback proxys
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| ServiceCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Service Callbacks.
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| SnmpInformResponseCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for SnmpInformResponse Callbacks.
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| TransCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Trans Callbacks.
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| TransValidateCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for TransValidate Callbacks.
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| ValidateCallbackProxy |
Callback proxy for Validation Callbacks.
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| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ActionCallback |
Annotation class for Action Callbacks Attributes are callPoint and callType
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| AuthCallback |
Annotation class for Auth Callbacks Attribute are callType
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| AuthorizationCallback |
Annotation class for Authorization Callbacks Attribute are callType
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| DataCallback |
Annotation class for Data Callbacks Attributes are
callPoint
and callType . |
| DBCallback |
Annotation class for DB Callbacks Attribute are callType
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| ServiceCallback |
Annotation class for Service Callbacks.
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| SnmpInformResponseCallback |
Annotation class for SnmpInformResponse Callbacks Attributes are callPoint
and callType
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| TransCallback |
Annotation class for Trans Callbacks Attribute is callType
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| TransValidateCallback |
Annotation class for TransValidate Callbacks Attribute is callType
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| ValidateCallback |
Annotation class for Validate Callbacks Attribute is callPoint
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The annotation classes are used to annotate methods in any POJO that should act as a callback. The signature of the annotated method must coincide with that of the respective interface method otherwise an exception is thrown at registration of the callback.


Welcome to the XAI docs - eXplainable machine learning¶
Welcome to the xai
documentation. Here you will the installation guide, the quick start guide, and the detailed docstrings code documentation of the xai library.
The documentation is currently under construction - for the meantime you can check out the main Github repository for the code (https://github.com/EthicalML/xai).
About¶
XAI is a Machine Learning library that is designed with AI explainability in its core. XAI contains various tools that enable for analysis and evaluation of data and models. The XAI library is maintained by The Institute for Ethical AI & ML, and it was developed based on the 8 principles for Responsible Machine Learning.
You can find the documentation at https://ethicalml.github.io/xai/index.html. You can also check out our talk at Tensorflow London where the idea was first conceived - the talk also contains an insight on the definitions and principles in this library.
0.0.4 - ALPHA Version¶
This library is currently in early stage developments and hence it will be quite unstable due to the fast updates. It is important to bare this in mind if using it in production.
What do we mean by eXplainable AI?¶
We see the challenge of explainability as more than just an algorithmic challenge, which requires a combination of data science best practices with domain-specific knowledge. The XAI library is designed to empower machine learning engineers and relevant domain experts to analyse the end-to-end solution and identify discrepancies that may result in sub-optimal performance relative to the objectives required. More broadly, the XAI library is designed using the 3-steps of explainable machine learning, which involve 1) data analysis, 2) model evaluation, and 3) production monitoring.
We provide a visual overview of these three steps mentioned above in this diagram:
XAI Quickstart¶
Installation¶
The XAI package is on PyPI. To install you can run:
pip install xai
Alternatively you can install from source by cloning the repo and running:
python setup.py install
Usage¶
You can find example usage in the examples folder.
1) Data Analysis¶
With XAI you can identify imbalances in the data. For this, we will load the census dataset from the XAI library.
import xai.data
df = xai.data.load_census()
df.head()
View class imbalances for protected columns¶
protected_cols = ["gender", "ethnicity", "age"]
ims = xai.show_imbalances(df, protected_cols)
View imbalance of one column¶
im = xai.show_imbalance(df, "gender")
View imbalance of one column intersected with another¶
im = xai.show_imbalance(df, "gender", cross=["loan"])
Balance the class using upsampling and/or downsampling¶
bal_df = xai.balance(df, "gender", cross=["loan"], upsample=1.0)
Create a balanced test-train split (should be done pre-balancing)¶
# Balanced train-test split with minimum 300 examples of
# the cross of the target y and the column gender
x_train, y_train, x_test, y_test = xai.balanced_train_test_split(
x, y, cross=["gender"],
categorical_cols=categorical_cols, min_per_class=300)
# Visualise the imbalances of gender and the target
df_test = x_test.copy()
df_test["loan"] = y_test
_= xai.show_imbalance(df_test, "gender", cross=["loan"], categorical_cols=categorical_cols)
2) Model Evaluation¶
We are able to also analyse the interaction between inference results and input features. For this, we will train a single layer deep learning model.
model = build_model(proc_df.drop("loan", axis=1))
model.fit(f_in(x_train), y_train, epochs=50, batch_size=512)
probabilities = model.predict(f_in(x_test))
predictions = list((probabilities >= 0.5).astype(int).T[0])
Visualise permutation feature importance¶
def get_avg(x, y):
return model.evaluate(f_in(x), y, verbose=0)[1]
imp = xai.feature_importance(x_test, y_test, get_avg)
imp.head()
Identify metric imbalances against all test data¶
_= xai.metrics_imbalance(
x_test,
y_test,
probabilities)
Identify metric imbalances grouped by protected columns¶
_= xai.metrics_imbalances(
x_test,
y_test,
probabilities,
columns=protected,
categorical_cols=categorical_cols)
Visualise the ROC curve against all test data¶
_= xai.roc_imbalance(
x_test,
y_test,
probabilities)
Visualise the ROC curves grouped by protected columns¶
_= xai.roc_imbalances(
x_test,
y_test,
probabilities,
columns=protected,
categorical_cols=categorical_cols)
Visualise the precision-recall curve by protected columns¶
_= xai.pr_imbalances(
x_test,
y_test,
probabilities,
columns=protected,
categorical_cols=categorical_cols)
Visualise accuracy grouped by probability buckets¶
d = xai.smile_imbalance(
y_test,
probabilities)
Visualise statistical metrics grouped by probability buckets¶
d = xai.smile_imbalance(
y_test,
probabilities,
display_breakdown=True)
Visualise benefits of adding manual review on probability thresholds¶
d = xai.smile_imbalance(
y_test,
probabilities,
bins=9,
threshold=0.75,
manual_review=0.375,
display_breakdown=False)
xai Python Docstrings¶
Submodules¶
xai.data module¶
-
xai.data.
load_census
(return_xy: bool = False) → Tuple[pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, Optional[numpy.core.multiarray.array]]¶ Load adult census dataset with column as “loan” instead of “target” to use during examples to “automate a loan approval process”.
Example: from xai.data import load_census df = load_census()
Parameters: return_xy (bool) – [default: False] pass True if you would like to return the data as X, y where X are the input columns and y is the target. If nothing (or False) is provided, the default return will be the full dataframe. Returns: Dataframe with full contents OR dataframe with inputs and array with targets. Return type: (pandas.DataFrame, Optional[numpy.array])
Module contents¶
-
xai.
balance
(df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, column_name: str, cross: List[str] = [], upsample: int = 0.5, downsample: int = 1, bins: int = 6, categorical_cols: List[str] = [], plot: bool = True) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ - Balances a dataframe based on the columns and cross columns provided.
- The results can be upsampled or downsampled. By default, there is no downsample, and the upsample is towards a minimum of 50% of the frequency of the highest class.
Example: - cat_df = xai.balance(
- df, “gender”, cross=[“loan”], upsample=0.8, downsample=0.8)
Parameters: - df (pandas.DataFrame) – Pandas Dataframe containing data (inputs and target)
- column_name (List[str]) – The column to use as basis for balancing dataframe
- cross (List[str]) – [Default: []] An array containing other columns to cross with for comparison
- upsample (float) – [Default: 0.5] Target upsample for columns lower than percentage.
- downsample (float) – [Default: 1] Target downsample for columns higher than percentage.
- bins (float) – [Default: 6] Number of bins to be used for numerical cols
- categorical_cols (List[str]) – [Default: []] Columns within dataframe that are categorical. Columns that are not np.objects and are not part explicitly provided here will be treated as numeric, and bins will be used.
- threshold – [Default: 0.5] Threshold to display in the chart.
Returns: Dataframe with categorical numerical values.
Return type: pandas.DataFrame
-
xai.
balanced_train_test_split
(x: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, y: numpy.core.multiarray.array, cross: List[str] = [], categorical_cols: List[str] = [], min_per_class: int = 20, fallback_type: str = 'half', bins: int = 6, random_state: int = None, include_target=True)¶ sample_type: Can be “error”, or “half”“
-
xai.
convert_categories
(df, categorical_cols: List[str] = [])¶ - Converts columns to numeric categories. If the categorical_cols
- parameter is passed as a list then those columns are converted. Otherwise, all np.object columns are converted.
Example: import xai cat_df = xai.convert_categories(df)
Parameters: - df (pandas.DataFrame) – Pandas Dataframe containing data (inputs and target)
- categorical_cols (str) – List of strings containing categorical cols
Returns: Dataframe with categorical numerical values.
Return type: pandas.DataFrame
-
xai.
convert_probs
(probs, threshold=0.5)¶ Convert probabilities into classes
-
xai.
correlations
(df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, include_categorical: bool = False, plot_type: str = 'dendogram', figsize=[10, 5], categorical_cols: List[str] = [])¶
-
xai.
feature_importance
(x, y, func, repeat=10, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
group_by_columns
(df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, columns: List[str], bins: int = 6, categorical_cols: List[str] = []) → pandas.core.groupby.groupby.DataFrameGroupBy¶ - Groups dataframe by columns provided. If categorical it uses categories,
- if numeric, it uses bins. If more than one column is provided, the function creates crossed sub-groups.
Example: import xai columns=[“loan”, “gender”, “age”] cat_df = xai.group_by_columns(
df, columns=columns, bins=10, categorical_cols=[“gender”])Parameters: - df (pandas.DataFrame) – Pandas Dataframe containing data (inputs and target)
- bins (int) – [Default: 6] Number of bins to be used for numerical cols
- categorical_cols (List[str]) – [Default: []] Columns within dataframe that are categorical. Columns that are not np.objects and are not part explicitly provided here will be treated as numeric, and bins will be used.
Returns: Dataframe with categorical numerical values.
Return type: pandas.core.groupby.groupby.DataFrameGroupBy
-
xai.
metrics_imbalance
(x_df, y_valid, y_pred, col_name=None, cross=[], categorical_cols=[], bins=6, prob_threshold=0.5, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
metrics_imbalances
(x_test, y_test, predictions, columns=[], categorical_cols=[], cross=[], bins=6, prob_threshold=0.5, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
normalize_numeric
(df, numerical_cols: List[str] = []) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ - Normalizes numeric columns by substracting the mean and dividing
- by standard deviation. If the parameter numerical_cols is not provided, it will take all the columns of dtype np.number.
Example: import xai norm_df = xai.normalize_numeric(df)
Parameters: - df (pd.DataFrame) – Pandas Dataframe containing data (inputs and target)
- numerical_cols – List of strings containing numercial cols
Returns: Dataframe with normalized numerical values.
Return type: pandas.DataFrame
-
xai.
perf_metrics
(y_valid, y_pred)¶
-
xai.
plot_dendogram
(corr: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, cols: List[str], figsize=(10, 5))¶ Plot dendogram of a correlation matrix, using the columns provided.
Returns: Null Return type: None
-
xai.
plot_matrix
(corr, cols: List[str], figsize=(10, 5))¶
-
xai.
pr_imbalance
(x_df, y_valid, y_pred, col_name=None, cross=[], categorical_cols=None, bins=6, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
pr_imbalances
(x_test, y_test, predictions, columns=[], categorical_cols=[], cross=[], bins=6, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
roc_imbalance
(x_df, y_valid, y_pred, col_name=None, cross=[], categorical_cols=None, bins=6, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
roc_imbalances
(x_test, y_test, predictions, columns=[], categorical_cols=[], cross=[], bins=6, plot=True)¶
-
xai.
show_imbalance
(df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, column_name: str, cross: List[str] = [], categorical_cols: List[str] = [], bins: int = 6, threshold: float = 0.5) → Any¶ - Shows imbalances in the data by comparing either categories
- or bins for numerical columns.
Example: import xai cat_df = xai.show_imbalance(
df, “gender”, cross=[“loan”], bins=10, threshold=0.8)Parameters: - df (pandas.DataFrame) – Pandas Dataframe containing data (inputs and target)
- column (str) – The column to use as basis for calculating imbalances
- cross (List[str]) – [Default: []] An array containing other columns to cross with for comparison
- categorical_cols (List[str]) – [Default: []] Columns within dataframe that are categorical. Columns that are not np.objects and are not part explicitly provided here will be treated as numeric, and bins will be used.
- bins (float) – [Default: 6] Number of bins to be used for numerical cols
- threshold – [Default: 0.5] Threshold to display in the chart.
Returns: GroupsCounts, List of imbalance percent, List where imbalances found
Return type: Tuple[pandas…DataFrameGroupBy, List[float], List[bool]]
-
xai.
show_imbalances
(df: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, columns: List[str] = [], cross: List[str] = [], categorical_cols: List[str] = [], bins: int = 6) → Any¶ - Shows imbalances in the data by comparing either categories
- or bins for numerical columns for multiple columns provided.
Example: target = “loan” protected = [“gender”, “ethnicity”, “age”]
- cat_df = xai.show_imbalances(
- df, protected, cross=[target], bins=10, threshold=0.8)
Parameters: - df (pandas.DataFrame) – Pandas Dataframe containing data (inputs and target)
- columns (List[str]) – The columns to use as basis for calculating imbalances
- cross (List[str]) – [Default: []] An array containing other columns to cross with for comparison
- categorical_cols (List[str]) – [Default: []] Columns within dataframe that are categorical. Columns that are not np.objects and are not part explicitly provided here will be treated as numeric, and bins will be used.
- bins (float) – [Default: 6] Number of bins to be used for numerical cols
- threshold – [Default: 0.5] Threshold to display in the chart.
Returns: Dataframe with categorical numerical values.
Return type: pandas.DataFrame
Returns: List of Tuples containing: GroupsCounts, List of imbalance percent, and List where imbalances found
Return type: List[Tuple[pandas…DataFrameGroupBy, List[float], List[bool]]]
-
xai.
smile_imbalance
(y_test, probs, threshold=0.5, manual_review=None, display_breakdown=False, bins=10)¶


Extend widgets available in shiny
This package provide some custom widgets to pimp your shiny apps !
You can replace classical checkboxes with switch button, add colors to radio buttons and checkbox group, use buttons as radio or checkboxes. Each widget has an update
method to change the value of an input from the server.
Installation :
# From CRAN
install.packages("shinyWidgets")
# From Github
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("dreamRs/shinyWidgets")
Demo :
A live version is available here : http://shinyapps.dreamrs.fr/shinyWidgets
Checkbox and radio buttons with the beautiful CSS library pretty-checkbox :
prettyCheckbox(
inputId = "pretty_1", label = "Check me!", icon = icon("check")
),
prettyCheckbox(
inputId = "pretty_2", label = "Check me!", icon = icon("thumbs-up"),
status = "default", shape = "curve", animation = "pulse"
),
prettyCheckbox(
inputId = "pretty_3", label = "Check me!", icon = icon("users"),
animation = "pulse", plain = TRUE, outline = TRUE
),
prettyCheckbox(
inputId = "pretty_4", label = "Check me!",
status = "success", outline = TRUE
),
prettyCheckbox(
inputId = "pretty_5", label = "Check me!",
shape = "round", outline = TRUE, status = "info"
),
...
Displays a message to the user :
See examples in ?sendSweetAlert
.
Request confirmation from the user :
See examples in ?confirmSweetAlert
.
A jQuery based knob, similar to sliderInput or sliderTextInput:


Installation
guizero is designed to allow new learners to quickly and easily create GUIs for their programs.
If you can download and unzip a file, you can install guizero - no special permissions or administrator rights are required.
If you have administrator rights and are connected to the internet, you can use pip to install guizero.
Easy install
-
Go to the guizero repository on GitHub.
-
Click the green "Clone or download" button and then "Download ZIP"
-
Open the zip file
-
Open the
guizero-master
folder, then copy theguizero
folder and paste it into your home directory-
Windows
-
macOS
-
-
That's it! When you write your guizero code, make sure you save it into your home directory.
Install using pip
You can use the command prompt and pip
to install guizero for:
pip
can also be used to install additional features and upgrade guizero.
Windows
-
Open a command prompt by clicking Start > Windows System > Command Prompt, or by typing 'command' into the start menu's search bar.
-
Type this command and press enter:
pip3 install guizero
If you experience problems, have a look at this guide to Using pip on Windows.
macOS
-
Open a terminal window by clicking Applications > Utilities > Terminal, or by typing 'terminal' into the desktop's search bar.
-
Type this command and press enter:
pip3 install guizero
Raspberry Pi
-
Open a terminal window by clicking Menu > Accessories > Terminal.
-
Type this command and press enter:
sudo pip3 install guizero
Linux
- Open a terminal
- Install
tkinter
using your distribution's package manager, e.g.sudo apt install python3-tk
-
Install guizero using pip by typing
pip3 install guizero
orsudo pip3 install guizero
if you dont have superuser rights
Additional features install
To use the additional image features of guizero such as:
- JPG image support
- scaling images
- animated gifs
... you will need to install guizero with the pip command:
-
Windows / macOS
pip3 install guizero[images]
-
Linux / Raspberry Pi
sudo pip3 install guizero[images]
Upgrading
Upgrade guizero using the pip command
-
Windows / macOS
pip3 install guizero --upgrade
-
Linux / Raspberry Pi
sudo pip3 install guizero --upgrade


What is the best way comments can be used when planning out a program?
Comments can be used to plan out a high-level version of the solution before actually writing any of the detailed code.
- Comments should only be used to write method and class descriptions and should never be used for planning.
- Comments can be used to write out every extremely detailed step of the solution, before writing any of the high-level code.
- Comments can be used to record all of the questions that you have about the problem statement.
There are no hints for this question


EUR/USD Technical Analysis: Upside remains capped by the vicinity of 1.1100
by Pablo Piovano- EUR/USD’s weekly advance lost traction in the vicinity of the 1.1100 handle.
- Inability of the pair to overcome recent tops could spark some correction.
EUR/USD continues to fade the initial optimism and is now under pressure after being rejected from weekly highs in the boundaries of the 1.11 mark on Thursday.
Weekly highs are also reinforced by the 100-day SMA, today at 1.1086. Ideally, spot should surpass this area in the short-term horizon in order to open the door for extra gains.
On the opposite side, if sellers regain the upper hand, another visit to the key support near 1.1040 should return to the radar. A breakdown of this important area of contention, should reassert the downside bias.
EUR/USD
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1.1058 |
| Today Daily Change | 40 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.01 |
| Today daily open | 1.1057 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1.1075 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1.1044 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1.1089 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1.1175 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1.1098 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1.1052 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1.1058 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1.0989 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1.118 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1.0879 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1.1069 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1.108 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1.104 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1.1023 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1.0995 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1.1086 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1.1114 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1.1131 |


@examples This examples shows how to continually read a line of characters from the Console keyboard. The function will block and wait for a NewLine (Return Key) is reached. All characters are returned not including the the NewLine characters.
Dim s As String ' Reads all of the characters upto a NewLine break. ' If there are no characters (including NewLine) in the ' buffer, then the function will block and wait. s = Console.ReadLine ' Exit the loop if an empty line is returned. Do While Len(s) > 0 Debug.Print s DoEvents ' Continue reading an entire line at once. If no ' characters are available, then the function will ' block until the return key is pressed. s = Console.ReadLine Loop


Google Play Store autoplay videos are coming, but you'll be able to turn them off
by Manuel VonauMany people find autoplaying videos incredibly annoying, but they help content creators and advertisers hook up consumers more efficiently. That's why many platforms try to find a balance by making autoplay opt-out and letting you turn it off in settings, all while hoping that only a small percentage of people will actually do that. After Google recently introduced autoplay videos to the Play Store, the company now seems to be testing such a toggle.
A tipster reached out to us to show us a new entry that has appeared in his Play Store's Settings called 'Auto-play videos.' When they tap that, a pop-up opens that lets them choose from three options that are pretty standard across many apps: 'Auto-play videos at any time,' 'auto-play videos over Wi-Fi only,' and 'do not auto-play videos.' Since none of us at AP can reproduce this just now, it seems that it's part of a limited A/B test.
Left: The current Play Store Settings interface. Middle & Right: The new entry lives right underneath the auto-update options.
Hopefully, Google will roll out the option for everyone soon, as autoplaying videos can get annoying pretty fast.
Thanks:
tonydamiani


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Projects SneakyAmp |
SneakyAmp is (err, was) a popular Winamp plug-in. It adds a keyboard-only interface to Winamp, that is usable from any program. Project Status: Dead, but open source!
Sep 23, 2006: I've released the latest SneakyAmp source under the LGPL, you can get it here, or at the bottom the the page. The code is not what I'd like to have representing me, but I'm not going to bother making it good at this point. It was my 2nd major Windows project, and was before I had any real experience with bigger projects (ie: not a homework assignment), so my design and code is less than optimal. Give me a break. :) So, have a blast with it! Here are some ideas for you that I've always wanted to get to: - Make the hotkeys configurable! Who knows why I had problems with that - Do file/directory discovery in a separate thread, so you don't hang Winamp when it first starts! - Make the randomizer more random! It really seems to pick certain directories more than others, for some reason. - Make the configuration window better! I was having a hard time putting new commands in there, while still keeping some sort of user friendliness. - Somehow use song ratings when choosing what random songs to play!  I just dont want to keep having to skip half of the songs that come up on random because they're terrible, but not so terrible that I'd actually delete them. - Make it so I can delete songs, because I'm lazy! I actually think I started this, but disabled it because I thought it was too risky.  There's no "Recycle Bin" there...
Download: Latest plugin .dlls - No installer. Put gen_snkamp in your plug-in directory, and snkyamphook.dll in Winamp.exe's directory. Nearly identical to the SneakyAmp 2.0 beta, with some extra commands and optimizations. Includes these mostly undocumented commands, which can only be edited from the plugin.ini file in Winamp's plugin directory: jump - Mimics the "jump to file" window shift - Shifts songs currently in the playlist to the next song position addnext - Inserts new songs to be played next cd - Starts a cd playing
Public releases: SneakyAmp 2.0: This is still marked as a beta, but I haven't received a single bug report or complaint yet, so consider it safe. SneakyAmp 2.0+ Source Code: The latest source code.
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Abilities
It appeared to have an Ability similar to Water Absorb, even though Abilities did not exist when Misty was a main character. This was demonstrated when, in Bye Bye Butterfree!, Starmie chased Team Rocket away with a Tackle, but was knocked out when Jessie smashed it with a hammer.


Licensing
This section will describe all available My Tested ASP.NET Core MVC editions and their licensing options.
Editions
The testing library has four different editions available for you to explore:
Lite
The "Lite" edition of the library provides only a small subset of the available setups and assertions, but they are more than sufficient for controller and view component testing.
- Perfect for small MVC applications
- Completely free and unlimited
- Includes only "Controllers", "Controllers.Views" and "ViewComponents"
- Cannot be used in combination with any other package
- Requires manual mock creation of commonly used services
- Can be used by everyone
- Apache or Microsoft Public License
Community
The "Community" edition of the library is fully unlocked, and the whole fluent testing API can be used for free. This version is exclusively available only for individuals, open-source projects, startups, small businesses (up to 5 developers), and educational institutions.
- Perfect for every MVC application complying with the special terms
- Completely free and unlimited
- Developers can include any package they prefer
- Available only for individuals and special types of businesses and organizations
- Fully featured edition
- License codes can be requested from HERE for free
Trial
The "Trial" edition of the library is fully featured but allows up to 100 assertions (around 25 unit tests) per test project. You may use it in multiple projects to overcome this limitation or just write only a few tests with it (for example asserting very important routes in your application)
- Perfect for previewing the framework
- Completely free with limitations
- Allows up to 100 assertions (around 25 unit tests) per test project
- Developers can include any package they prefer
- Fully featured edition
- Can be used by everyone
- The limitation can be removed by providing a license code
Commercial
The "Commercial" edition of the library is fully unlocked and unlimited. Using it with .NET Core 3.0 or later requires a paid license code. All versions before 3.0 do not have such restrictions.
- Perfect for every MVC application
- No limitations
- Requires paid license code for .NET Core 3.0 or later
- Developers can include any package they prefer
- Fully featured edition
- Can be used by everyone
- License codes for .NET Core 3.0 or later can be purchased from HERE
Choose wisely! :)
Registering a license code
If you followed the tutorial strictly and your framework is .NET Core 3.0 or later, you should have reached the free trial version limitations of My Tested ASP.NET Core MVC. Otherwise, you may skip this section, and go test some Attributes!
Without a license code, when you run a single test (no matter which one), it should pass. But if you try to run them all at once, you should receive the following exception:
The free-quota limit of 100 assertions per test project has been reached. Please visit https://mytestedasp.net/core/mvc#pricing to request a free license or upgrade to a commercial one.
We will now register a license code in "MusicStore.Test" and remove this restriction. Create a "testsettings.json" file at the root of the project:
Then add the following JSON in it:
{
"License": "1-0GEPhlzJ+jgqzGg+hQPo19wbRvEN0C4LjGm9YDTErbLzcTROsj3fU177Unj7wlOCNE0ciZCB5aw8jt4EEDczpW6S/lW0PkU8ZBjqh6F2ev42hqcgtlEKmBRwomPKj/PUElAo1iIdkLn3/il3o8HAsum7bKMqv7QPpOSwy/TuAGYxOjIwMTctMTAtMTU6YWRtaW5AbXl0ZXN0ZWRhc3AubmV0Ok11c2ljIFN0b3JlIFNhbXBsZSBUZXN0czpEZXZlbG9wZXI6TXVzaWNTdG9yZS4="
}
This license is tied to the "MusicStore.Test" project. To unlock the testing framework limitations, we need to do one more thing. Set the "testsettings.json" file to be copied to the output directory or go to the "MusicStore.Test.csproj" and add these lines manually:
<!-- Other ItemGroups -->
<ItemGroup>
<Content Update="config.json">
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
</Content>
<Content Update="testsettings.json">
<CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
</Content>
</ItemGroup>
<!-- Other ItemGroups -->
From now on the "testsettings.json" file will be copied to the build output directory, and My Tested ASP.NET Core MVC will be able to read it successfully. More information about the test configuration can be found HERE.
Rebuild the solution and run the tests again. All of them should pass. We have unlocked the full version of the library! :)
Additional details about the licensing of the testing framework can be found HERE.
Section summary
Since now we have used the "Trial" edition of My Tested ASP.NET Core MVC. It was working fine, but we have reached its limitations while still having a lot of tests to write for our web application. After providing a license code in the test project, we are now able to successfully assert with the fully-featured and unlimited "Community" edition. Now let's get back to the code and test some Attributes!


Public Member Functions | |
| void | closeConnection () |
| void | createConnection () |
| void | createDatabase () |
| void | deleteDatabase () |
| ResultSet | executeStatement (String cmd) |
| void | executeUpdate (String cmd) |
| boolean | addPatient (int patient_ID, int Pos) |
| boolean | deletePatient (int id) |
| boolean | addRequest (int request_id, int patient_id, String item, String status) |
| boolean | deleteRequest (int request_id) |
| boolean | updateRequestStatus (int request_id, String status) |
| boolean | addAssignment (int request_id, int bot_ID) |
| boolean | deleteAssignment (int id, boolean is_request_id) |
| int | getNextRequestFIFO () |
| int | getAssignedRequest (int bot_ID) |
| int | getPatientOfRequest (int req_id) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | main (String[] args) throws SQLException |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final Boolean | DEBUG = false |
Handler functions for interaction with MySQL database
Definition at line 37 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::addAssignment | ( | int | request_id, | |
| int | bot_ID | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Add record of bot being assigned to service a particular request
| request_id | Request ID | |
| bot_ID | Bot ID |
Definition at line 314 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::addPatient | ( | int | patient_ID, | |
| int | Pos | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Add a patient record
| patient_ID | Patient ID | |
| Pos | Position on graph (Room number) |
Definition at line 211 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::addRequest | ( | int | request_id, | |
| int | patient_id, | |||
| String | item, | |||
| String | status | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Add record of a request
| request_id | Unique Request ID | |
| patient_id | Patient ID | |
| item | Item requested for | |
| status | Status of request |
Definition at line 257 of file DBHandler.java.
| void pss::server::database::DBHandler::closeConnection | ( | ) | [inline] |
Safely close database connection
Definition at line 76 of file DBHandler.java.
| void pss::server::database::DBHandler::createConnection | ( | ) | [inline] |
Create a connection to the database the following parameters must be filled in here.
(1) Path to JAVA JDBC Driver
(2) URL to MySQL database
(3) Username to access MySQL database
(4) Password to access MySQL database
Definition at line 91 of file DBHandler.java.
| void pss::server::database::DBHandler::createDatabase | ( | ) | [inline] |
Erases all existing tables and creates a fresh empty tables
Definition at line 123 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::deleteAssignment | ( | int | id, | |
| boolean | is_request_id | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Delete record of an assignment
| id | BotID or Request ID | |
| is_request_id | True if parameter id is requestID false if it is botID |
Definition at line 333 of file DBHandler.java.
| void pss::server::database::DBHandler::deleteDatabase | ( | ) | [inline] |
Completely delete the existing database as well as all the information stored in it
Definition at line 133 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::deletePatient | ( | int | id | ) | [inline] |
Deletes patient record
| id | Patient ID |
Definition at line 237 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::deleteRequest | ( | int | request_id | ) | [inline] |
Delete record of a request
| request_id | Request ID |
Definition at line 277 of file DBHandler.java.
| ResultSet pss::server::database::DBHandler::executeStatement | ( | String | cmd | ) | [inline] |
Execute an SQL Query on the database
| cmd | SQL Query |
Definition at line 148 of file DBHandler.java.
| void pss::server::database::DBHandler::executeUpdate | ( | String | cmd | ) | [inline] |
Execute SQL Update on the database
| cmd | SQL Update statement |
Definition at line 166 of file DBHandler.java.
| int pss::server::database::DBHandler::getAssignedRequest | ( | int | bot_ID | ) | [inline] |
Gets the request assigned to a particular bot
| bot_ID | Bot ID |
Definition at line 376 of file DBHandler.java.
| int pss::server::database::DBHandler::getNextRequestFIFO | ( | ) | [inline] |
Get next request based on FIFIO scheduling policy
Definition at line 354 of file DBHandler.java.
| int pss::server::database::DBHandler::getPatientOfRequest | ( | int | req_id | ) | [inline] |
Get ID of patient who made this request
| req_id | Request ID |
Definition at line 398 of file DBHandler.java.
| static void pss::server::database::DBHandler::main | ( | String[] | args | ) | throws SQLException [inline, static] |
Simple main to test correctness of any of the functions above
| args |
| SQLException |
Definition at line 420 of file DBHandler.java.
| boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::updateRequestStatus | ( | int | request_id, | |
| String | status | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Update status of a request
| request_id | Request ID | |
| status | New status of request |
Definition at line 295 of file DBHandler.java.
final Boolean pss::server::database::DBHandler::DEBUG = false [static] |
Debugging flags
Definition at line 203 of file DBHandler.java.