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Shopee Code League - Marketing Analytics (August 2020)
Shopee Code League is a 2-month online coding challenge consisting of a series of competitions, online algorithm questions and online training workshops open to all undergraduate students and professionals across the region (Singapore, China, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam). In this Marketing Analytics, the aim is to build a model that can predict whether a user opens the emails sent by Shopee. The dataset contains information about user-specific information, the email nature, user's engagement on the platform and user's reaction to the email. My submission was ranked 54/354 in the Private Leaderboard (Top 16%).
Shopee Code League - Product Detection (July 2020)
Shopee Code League is a 2-month online coding challenge consisting of a series of competitions, online algorithm questions and online training workshops open to all undergraduate students and professionals across the region (Singapore, China, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam). In this product detection competition, a multiple image classification model needs to be built. There are ~100k images within 42 different categories, including essential medical tools like masks, protective suits and thermometers, home & living products like air-conditioner and fashion products like T-shirts, rings, etc.
fast.ai approach was adopted and my submission was ranked 130/646 in the Private Leaderboard (Top 21%).
E-Commerce Analytics Hackathon (April 2020)
The hackathon was organised by Analytics Vidhya and it ran from 10 April to 12 April.
The dataset contained a list of products viewed by the user in the given session and also the category, sub-category, sub-sub category and the product id. The aim of this hackathon was to predict the gender of the e-commerce's participants based on their product viewing records.
RShiny Compeition 2020 (March 2020)
In this competition, i created a university comparison web application using Rshiny. In the web application, users can view their eligible courses by selecting their A Level grades or GPA. In addition, information such as employment rate and mean income are available to provide incoming undergrads a sense of direction.
Shopee I'm the Best Coder Challenge (October 2019)
I’m the Best Coder! Challenge 2019 is a one-day data analytics competition, open to all students and professionals. The competition consists of 2 rounds of data analysis problems designed by Shopee tech teams. Participants must analyse the dataset, draw insightful conclusions and solve the problems in a specified amount of time.
Data Arcade Tournament (September 2019)
The Data Arcade Tournament is an annual public sector visual analytics competition, organised by the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Division (DSAID) of the Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech). In this competition, i used a dataset provided by LinkedIn to analyse issues such as job migration. Tableau was leveraged to create the visualisations necessary to support my findings.
Edureka Techathon (August 2019)
The aim of this competition was to create a deployable model to predict the price of used car based on other features such as mileage and engine power. Extensive EDA was performed and the final regression model was an ensemble of models.
Shopee National Data Science Challenge (March 2019)
The theme of the National Data Science Challenge 2019 is Product Information Extraction in the Wild - a challenge to extract insightful knowledge from large volumes of textual and visual data using Machine Learning Analytics. In this competition, text analysis and convolutional neural network was implemented to predict the category of the product.
My main programming skills are Python and R in which i use it at work everyday for my analytics and automation work.
My main visualization tool is Tableau in which i use it to create interactive dashboards for my organization. I also use Dash and RShiny to create interactive web application.


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Chinese antitrust regulator approves Boeing-Embraer deal
A Chinese antitrust regulator has approved Boeing Co's deal to buy a controlling stake in the commercial jet division of Brazilian planemaker Embraer , according to a statement on the regulator's website.
BRASILIA: A Chinese antitrust regulator has approved Boeing Co's deal to buy a controlling stake in the commercial jet division of Brazilian planemaker Embraer , according to a statement on the regulator's website.
The Boeing-Embraer deal appears on a list dated Nov. 19 of transactions "approved unconditionally" that is posted to the website of the Chinese State Administration for Market Regulation's anti-monopoly department.
The document gives no further details, only saying that the case was adjudicated 10 days earlier on Nov. 9.
Boeing, the world's largest planemaker, has been seeking to finalize its purchase of 80per cent of Embraer's commercial jet division in a bid to compete with Europe's Airbus in the market for planes with fewer than 150 seats.
China's approval comes as EU regulators have delayed a decision until both companies provide additional documents, which Embraer has said it is trying to do as soon as possible.
The companies originally said they expected to close the deal this year.
(Reporting by Jake Spring; Editing by Bill Berkrot)


3 desi brides who proved less is more in 2019
by Sarah PriceKARACHI: It’s been a year of star-studded weddings as some of our favourite celebrities tied the knot in beautiful ceremonies that had us swooning. One thing we loved the most about this year was seeing more simple and glowing brides who seemed to have a ball at their shaadis.
We can’t forget Hamza Ali Abbasi getting married to his gorgeous bride Naimal Khawar in August and boy, did she knock us all over with her natural beauty! Most notably, Naimal did her own makeup keeping it understated yet elegant and looked like the definition of a radiant bride.
Celebrated designer Ali Xeeshan also surprised us all after tying the knot with educationalist Myrah Khan and everyone was, well, simply stunned. Not only did her gold and blush pink colour palette make us feel dreamy, she also kept her makeup simple and sophisticated.
Social media also went gaga over actor Mira Seethi recently marrying her long-time fiancé in a simple yet stunning ceremony over the weekend.
Let’s take a closer look at how these ladies made 2019’s most simple yet stunning brides.
Naimal Khawar Abbasi
Didn’t she just take our breaths away? Naimal dazzled in the soft sunlight during her nikkah ceremony. We adored how she reused her mother’s bridal wear with a few adjustments. The bride certainly looked timeless, exuding old world charm.
The new bride opted for simple makeup and we think it was the best part of her nikkah look. She had fresh and glowing skin, with flushed cheeks and almost bare eyes. It’s the very definition of a ‘blushing bride’ and that’s always the best thing to opt for.
Myrah Ali Xeeshan
While Ali shocked us all with his surprise wedding, it was the designer’s bride that took our breath away. Showing up in a soft blush pink and gold creation by her husband, of course, we can’t get over how the demure colours amped her beauty even more.
Again, Myrah kept her makeup dewy, making her look elegant and ethereal. Since the outfit was heavily embellished, the bride added the right amount of statement jewelry pieces to not look overboard.
Mira Sethi
Quite literally, the actor “scooped her hair into a ponytail and married the love of my life,” as she wrote on Instagram. Mira tied the knot in a simple yet beautiful ceremony in California, uploading some stunning shots on Instagram.
For one of the events, Mira was clad in a red Élan creation. She kept her hair fresh and makeup minimal. But the Kamiar Rokni ensemble she wore to her reception was the perfect definition of class and understated elegance. She looked graceful in a neat updo and traditional jewellery with the main focus being the worked dupatta.


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Stardate #229.
I ArchNadeom, Keeper Of Records, write of the first days of Wolfpack.
The galaxy was different in those times. Before it was carved up between the alliances. Before the patriarchs sat heavy on the stars like Titans overshadowing the fates. It was a time of Newness.
You could smell the openness of the galaxy. The freedom of undivided space. Feel the eagerness for the first tournament. See the solar rise over a planet’s edge and bathe the galaxy in gold. It was a new dawn.
It was in those times that Caxy and TurdSmoothie, two friends, two warriors, two wolves, struck their hands together in brotherhood and Wolfpack was born. Know their names and remember.
Caxy of the gold-plated guns, light reflecting off his ship bright like a new star.  With their pack behind them. Stodz The First, first victor of the first tournament, single-handededly pounding through wave after wave of enemy ship to claim first trophy and forever a legend. Amah The Tall who stood proudly among his brothers.
It was before our voices. Before the howl. When our great WarWolff was himself a young pup. And silent as a fleet they flew dark and deadly into battle. Know their names and remember.
Quiet they rest now. No longer does Caxy’s gold plates catch the sun. No longer do our enemies fear TurdSmoothie’s name. Feel the scar across Amah’s hull. What battles have you fought, old wolf? Rest your head on Stodz console. What secrets do you hide? No longer do they run with us among the stars.
Feel their power. Take their strength. They are your ancestors. Know what it means to be a wolf.
a-Woooooooo!!!


iRTweeter is developed and maintained by Steve Hobbs (@elkdanger)
The following OSS components/licenses were used in the building of this software:


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Messages to the Server take the form of various HTTP requests, which can then return JSON objects back for your bot to process. Assuming you are using python for your bot, there are already functions for sending and parsing data to and from the server, so we recommend using python to build your bot.
| Function name | Description | Detail link |
|---|---|---|
| is_bot_name_valid | Checks if the name requested is a valid name for a bot. This takes into account characters used and the names of other current bots (no duplicates) | link |
| add_bot | Registers a new bot into the system, giving it the start amount of money and allowing you to send it instructions | link |
| Function name | Description | Detail link |
|---|---|---|
| get_stonk_list | Returns the list of stocks and their prices from the stock market | link |
| get_stonk_price | Returns the current price of the requested stock | link |
| get_stonk_history | Returns a history of the stocks prices over time | link |
| Function name | Description | Detail link |
|---|---|---|
| get_bot_info | Returns information about the bot. How much money does it have on hand? How many stocks does it own? What companies in? etc. | link |
| buy_stonks | Orders the bot to buy the requested amount of the requested stock. Fails if you do not have the money or if you have currently shorted that stock already. | link |
| sell_stonks | Orders the bot to sell the requested amount of the requested stock. Fails if you do not own the required amount of the stock. | link |
| short_stonk | Orders the bot to short the requested stock. Fails if you already own shares in the requested stock. | link |
| cover_stonk | Covers shorts on the requested stock. Fails if you don't have enough money to short it. | link |
| get_interest_on_shorts | Returns information on the interest on your current shorts. How long until you have to pay interest/ how much interest do you have to pay if you covered it right now. |
Example request: '/is_bot_name_valid?botName=------
'', where --- is replaced with the requested bot name. Returns a boolean in JSON format. If there is no bot with that name and there are no esoteric characters in the name,
it returns true. Otherwise it returns false.
Example response:
{
"result" : false,
"information" : "Bot name already exists"
}
Registers the requsted bot to the stock market. You need to input a team name and code (think username and password). This will be used to authenticate requests in the future. Example request: '/add_bot?teamName=-----&teamCode=-----&botName=-----
'
where ---'s are replaced with the values for the arguments. The bot name can be tested first using is_bot_name_valid.
Example response:
{
"result" : true,
"information" : "Bot successfully added"
}
Returns a list of stocks and their current prices. Example request: '/get_stonk_list
'. There are no arguments.
Example response:
{
"list" : [
{
"name" : "Apple",
"price" : 1207.4
},
{
"name" : "Game Stop",
"price" : 3000
}
]
}
Returns the price of the requested stock. Example request: '/get_stonk_price?stonkName=-----
'. Replace ----- with the name of the requested stock.
Example response:
{
"stockExisted" : true,
"stonkPrice" : 729.7
}
Returns the price history of the requested stock. Example request: '/get_stonk_history?stonkName=-----&historyLength=-----
'. Replace -----'s with arguments. historyLength takes an integer, which will be how many values since
the present it returns. Assume that the stock price updates every two seconds. The values will be ordered from least to most recent
Example response:
{
"stockExisted" : true,
"values" : [230, 235, 270, 264, 244]
}
Returns the values and shorts of the stocks owned by the bot. Example request: '/get_bot_info?teamName=-----&teamCode=-----
'. Replace the -----'s with your teams credentials that you set up in add_bot.
Example response:
{
"botExists" : true,
"currentValue" : 13054,
"currentCash" : 9000,
"ownedStocks" : [
{
"stockName" : "Game Stop",
"numberOwned" : 3,
"valueOfOwned" : 2022
},
{
"stockName" : "Walmart",
"numberOwned" : 9,
"valueOfOwned" : 3032
}
],
"shortedStocks" : [
{
"stockName" : "Nvidea",
"numberShorted" : 2
"costToCoverNow" : 920
"interestPayedToCover" : 80
}
]
}
Orders the specified bot to buy a number of shares in a company at market price. Example request: '
/buy_stonks?teamName=-----&teamCode=-----&stonkName=-----&stonkAmount=-----
'. The ---'s should be replaced with the relevent values for your bot, the name of the stock (see get_stonk_list), and an integer amount of stocks to buy. This may fail if your team credentials
are invalid, you have already shorted this stock, or if you have insufficient funds for the transaction.
Example response:
{
"succeeded" : true,
"stockExisted" : true,
"hadRequisitFunds" : true,
"errorMessage" : ""
}
Orders the specified bot to sell a specific number of a certain stock. Example request: '
/sell_stonks?teamName=-----&teamCode=-----&stonkName=-----&stonkAmount=-----
'. The ---'s should be replaced with the relevent values for your bot, the name of the stock (see get_stonk_list), and an integer amount of stocks to sell. This may fail if your team credentials
are invalid or you have less than the requested number of stock.
Example response:
{
"succeeded" : true,
"stockExisted" : true,
"hadRequisitNumOfStocks": true,
"errorMessage" : ""
}
Example response:
{
"succeeded" : true,
"stockExisted" : true,
"minutesUntilInterest" : 13,
"errorMessage" : ""
}
Example response:
{
"succeeded" : true,
"stockExisted" : true,
"hadSufficientFunds" : true,
"errorMessage" : ""
}


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Educational software is computer software, the primary purpose of which is teaching or self-learning. Educational software encompasses a variety of forms, costs, and purposes. Programs exist to teach individual preschoolers letter names, sounds, and grammar in English as well as other languages. Other programs introduce mathematical concepts for all grades, or are aimed at helping to develop good writing skills


Network model
The network model is largely implemented in PyPSA it is recommend to read the full PyPSA documentation first. Wich can be found at ..
Components
Below you will find the components used in the web application, this list is a narrow sub list of the PyPSA documentation
| component | list_name | description |
|---|---|---|
| Network | networks | Container for all components and functions which act upon the whole network. |
| Bus | buses | Electrically fundamental node where x-port objects attach. |
| Line | lines | Lines include distribution and transmission lines, overhead lines and cables. |
| LineType | line_types | Standard line types with per length values for impedances. |
| Link | links | Link between two buses with controllable active power - can be used for a transport power flow model OR as a simplified version of point-to-point DC connection OR as a lossy energy converter. NB: for a lossless bi-directional HVDC or transport link, set p_min_pu = -1 and efficiency = 1. NB: It is assumed that the links neither produce nor consume reactive power. |
| Load | loads | PQ power consumer. |
| Generator | generators | Power generator. |
Network
The Network
is the overall container for all components.
| attribute | type | unit | default | description | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | n/a | n/a | Unique name | Input (required) |
| snapshots | list or pandas.Index | n/a | [“now”] | List of snapshots or time steps. All time-dependent series quantities are indexed by network.snapshots . To reset the snapshots, call network.set_snapshots(new_snapshots) . |
Input (optional) |
| buses | pandas.DataFrame | n/a | n/a | All static bus information compiled by PyPSA from inputs. Index is bus names, columns are bus attributes. | Output |
| buses_t | dictionary of pandas.DataFrames | n/a | n/a | All time-dependent bus information compiled by PyPSA from inputs. Dictionary keys are time-dependent series attributes, index is network.snapshots, columns are bus names. | Output |
| lines | pandas.DataFrame | n/a | n/a | All static line information compiled by PyPSA from inputs. Index is line names, columns are line attributes. | Output |
| lines_t | dictionary of pandas.DataFrames | n/a | n/a | All time-dependent line information compiled by PyPSA from inputs. Dictionary keys are time-dependent series attributes, index is network.snapshots, columns are line names. | Output |
| components | pandas.DataFrame | n/a | n/a | For each component type (buses, lines, etc.): static component information compiled by PyPSA from inputs. Index is component names, columns are component attributes. | Output |
| components_t | dictionary of pandas.DataFrames | n/a | n/a | For each component type (buses, lines, etc.): time-dependent component information compiled by PyPSA from inputs. Dictionary keys are time-dependent series attributes, index is network.snapshots, columns are component names. | Output |
| branches() | pandas.DataFrame | n/a | n/a | Dynamically generated concatenation of branch DataFrames: network.lines, network.transformers and network.links. Note that this is a copy and therefore changing entries will NOT update the original. | Output |
Bus
The bus is the fundamental node of the network, to which components like loads, generators and transmission lines attach. It enforces energy conservation for all elements feeding in and out of it (i.e. like Kirchhoff’s Current Law).
| attribute | type | unit | default | description | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | n/a | n/a | Unique name | Input (required) |
| v_nom | float | kV | Nominal voltage | Input (optional) | |
| type | string | n/a | n/a | Placeholder for bus type. Not yet implemented. | Input (optional) |
| v_mag_pu_set | static or series | per unit | Voltage magnitude set point, per unit of v_nom. | Input (optional) | |
| v_mag_pu_min | float | per unit | Minimum desired voltage, per unit of v_nom | Input (optional) | |
| v_mag_pu_max | float | per unit | inf | Maximum desired voltage, per unit of v_nom | Input (optional) |
| control | string | n/a | PQ | P,Q,V control strategy for PF, must be “PQ”, “PV” or “Slack”. Note that this attribute is an output inherited from the controls of the generators attached to the bus; setting it directly on the bus will not have any effect. | Output |
| sub_network | string | n/a | n/a | Name of connected sub-network to which bus belongs. This attribute is set by PyPSA in the function network.determine_network_topology(); do not set it directly by hand. | Output |
| p | series | MW | active power at bus (positive if net generation at bus) | Output | |
| q | series | MVar | reactive power (positive if net generation at bus) | Output | |
| v_mag_pu | series | per unit | Voltage magnitude, per unit of v_nom | Output | |
| v_ang | series | radians | Voltage angle | Output | |
| marginal_price | series | currency | Locational marginal price from LOPF from power balance constraint | Output |
Generator
| attribute | type | unit | default | description | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | n/a | n/a | Unique name | Input (required) |
| bus | string | n/a | n/a | name of bus to which generator is attached | Input (required) |
| control | string | n/a | PQ | P,Q,V control strategy for PF, must be “PQ”, “PV” or “Slack”. | Input (optional) |
| p_nom | float | MW | Nominal power for limits in OPF. | Input (optional) | |
| p_min_pu | static or series | per unit | The minimum output for each snapshot per unit of p_nom for the OPF (e.g. for variable renewable generators this can change due to weather conditions and compulsory feed-in; for conventional generators it represents a minimal dispatch). Note that if comittable is False and p_min_pu > 0, this represents a must-run condition. | Input (optional) | |
| p_max_pu | static or series | per unit | The maximum output for each snapshot per unit of p_nom for the OPF (e.g. for varialbe renewable generators this can change due to weather conditions; for conventional generators it represents a maximum dispatch). | Input (optional) | |
| p_set | static or series | MW | active power set point (for PF) | Input (optional) | |
| q_set | static or series | MVar | reactive power set point (for PF) | Input (optional) | |
| sign | float | n/a | power sign | Input (optional) | |
| marginal_cost | float | currency/MWh | Marginal cost of production of 1 MWh. | Input (optional) | |
| capital_cost | float | currency/MW | Capital cost of extending p_nom by 1 MW. | Input (optional) | |
| efficiency | float | per unit | Ratio between primary energy and electrical energy, e.g. takes value 0.4 MWh_elec/MWh_thermal for gas. This is important for determining CO2 emissions per MWh. | Input (optional) | |
| start_up_cost | float | currency | Cost to start up the generator. Only read if committable is True. | Input (optional) | |
| shut_down_cost | float | currency | Cost to shut down the generator. Only read if committable is True. | Input (optional) | |
| min_up_time | int | snapshots | 0 | Minimum number of snapshots for status to be 1. Only read if committable is True. | Input (optional) |
| min_down_time | int | snapshots | 0 | Minimum number of snapshots for status to be 0. Only read if committable is True. | Input (optional) |
| initial_status | int | n/a | 1 | Initial status. Only read if committable is True. | Input (optional) |
| ramp_limit_up | float | per unit | NaN | Maximum active power increase from one snapshot to the next, per unit of the nominal power. Ignored if NaN. | Input (optional) |
| ramp_limit_down | float | per unit | NaN | Maximum active power decrease from one snapshot to the next, per unit of the nominal power. Ignored if NaN. | Input (optional) |
| p | series | MW | active power at bus (positive if net generation) | Output | |
| q | series | MVar | reactive power (positive if net generation) | Output | |
| p_nom_opt | float | MW | Optimised nominal power. | Output | |
| status | series | n/a | 1 | Status (1 is on, 0 is off). Only outputted if committable is True. | Output |
Lines
| attribute | type | unit | default | description | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | n/a | n/a | Unique name | Input (required) |
| bus0 | string | n/a | n/a | Name of first bus to which branch is attached. | Input (required) |
| bus1 | string | n/a | n/a | Name of second bus to which branch is attached. | Input (required) |
| type | string | n/a | n/a | Name of line standard type. If this is not an empty string “”, then the line standard type impedance parameters are multiplied with the line length and divided/multiplied by num_parallel to compute x, r, etc. This will override any values set in r, x, and b. If the string is empty, PyPSA will simply read r, x, etc. | Input (optional) |
| x | float | Ohm | Series reactance; must be non-zero for AC branch in linear power flow. If the line has series inductance \(L\) in Henries then \(x = 2\pi f L\) where \(f\) is the frequency in Hertz. Series impedance \(z = r + jx\) must be non-zero for the non-linear power flow. Ignored if type defined. | Input (required) | |
| r | float | Ohm | Series resistance; must be non-zero for DC branch in linear power flow. Series impedance \(z = r + jx\) must be non-zero for the non-linear power flow. Ignored if type defined. | Input (required) | |
| g | float | Siemens | Shunt conductivity. Shunt admittance is \(y = g + jb\). | Input (optional) | |
| b | float | Siemens | Shunt susceptance. If the line has shunt capacitance \(C\) in Farads then \(b = 2\pi f C\) where \(f\) is the frequency in Hertz. Shunt admittance is \(y = g + jb\). Ignored if type defined. | Input (optional) | |
| s_nom | float | MVA | Limit of apparent power which can pass through branch. | Input (optional) | |
| capital_cost | float | currency/MVA | Capital cost of extending s_nom by 1 MVA. | Input (optional) | |
| length | float | km | Length of line used when “type” is set, also useful for calculating the capital cost. | Input (optional) | |
| terrain_factor | float | per unit | Terrain factor for increasing capital cost. | Input (optional) | |
| v_ang_min | float | Degrees | -inf | Minimum voltage angle difference across the line. | Input (optional) |
| v_ang_max | float | Degrees | inf | Maximum voltage angle difference across the line. | Input (optional) |
| sub_network | string | n/a | n/a | Name of connected sub-network to which lines belongs. This attribute is set by PyPSA in the function network.determine_network_topology(); do not set it directly by hand. | Output |
| p0 | series | MW | Active power at bus0 (positive if branch is withdrawing power from bus0). | Output | |
| q0 | series | MVar | Reactive power at bus0 (positive if branch is withdrawing power from bus0). | Output | |
| p1 | series | MW | Active power at bus1 (positive if branch is withdrawing power from bus1). | Output | |
| q1 | series | MVar | Reactive power at bus1 (positive if branch is withdrawing power from bus1). | Output | |
| x_pu | float | per unit | Per unit series reactance calculated by PyPSA from x and bus.v_nom. | Output | |
| r_pu | float | per unit | Per unit series resistance calculated by PyPSA from r and bus.v_nom | Output | |
| g_pu | float | per unit | Per unit shunt conductivity calculated by PyPSA from g and bus.v_nom | Output | |
| b_pu | float | per unit | Per unit shunt susceptance calculated by PyPSA from b and bus.v_nom | Output | |
| s_nom_opt | float | MVA | Optimised capacity for apparent power. | Output |
Loads
| attribute | type | unit | default | description | status |
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| name | string | n/a | n/a | Unique name | Input (required) |
| bus | string | n/a | n/a | Name of bus to which load is attached. | Input (required) |
| type | string | n/a | n/a | Placeholder for load type. Not yet implemented. | Input (optional) |
| p_set | static or series | MW | Active power consumption (positive if the load is consuming power). | Input (optional) | |
| q_set | static or series | MVar | Reactive power consumption (positive if the load is inductive). | Input (optional) | |
| sign | float | n/a | -1. | power sign (opposite sign to generator) | Input (optional) |
| p | series | MW | active power at bus (positive if net load) | Output | |
| q | series | MVar | reactive power (positive if net load) | Output |


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Definition at line 33 of file Squawk.h.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Payroll Exception Report - Additional Requirements
As a payroll user I want some changes to the payroll exception report (see US7429) so that some exceptions that weren't specified correctly are amended and become meaningful.
Many changes were made to the exception report on US7429 the following were not specified but picked up in the acceptance review of US7429 and need to be addressed:
- 1. – item 11. The label is currently “Employees whose salary is maximum” this has not changed and was not specified to be changed. However I noticed it doesn’t make much sense and should really read “Employees whose salary is over maximum”. We are not amending this before the deployment. Label should be changed
- 2. – item 12. Where an employee has both salary and hourly payments. The employee appears on the report with the message to clearly indicate why, however the values in the maximum and unit columns aren’t very meaningful and it’s quite hard to make them so. Therefore we will not address this before deployment. Values should be removed
- 3. - Item 15 the check for statutory payments – this doesn’t include ShPP. It wasn’t specified in this US and therefore won’t be addressed before deployment. ShPP needs to be included and ASPP removed
- 4. - Item 21 tax rebate check – this works only on employees with tax code with a suffix of L. This was previously agreed with you and therefore this won’t be changed before deployment. It should be changed to just add an employee that has a tax rebate.


library(magrittr)
library(dplyr)
library(pamm)
In this vignette we provide details on transforming data into a format suitable to fit piece-wise exponential (additive) models (PAM). Three main cases need to be distinguished
Data without time-dependent covariates
Data with time-dependent covariates
Data with time-dependent covariates that should be modeled as cumulative effects
In this simple case the data transformation is relatively straight forward and handeled by the split_data
function. This function internally calls survival::survSplit
, thus all arguments available for the survSplit
function are also available to the split_data
function.
As an example data set we first consider Veterans’ Administration lung cancer study (Kalbfleisch and Prentice 1980) available from the survival
package:
data("veteran", package = "survival")
veteran %<>%
mutate(
id = row_number(),
trt = 1*(trt == 2),
prior = 1*(prior != 0)) %>%
select(id,everything())
head(veteran)
## id trt celltype time status karno diagtime age prior
## 1 1 0 squamous 72 1 60 7 69 0
## 2 2 0 squamous 411 1 70 5 64 1
## 3 3 0 squamous 228 1 60 3 38 0
## 4 4 0 squamous 126 1 60 9 63 1
## 5 5 0 squamous 118 1 70 11 65 1
## 6 6 0 squamous 10 1 20 5 49 0
Each row contains information on the survival time (time
), an event indicator (status
) and the treatment
information (6-MP
vs. placebo
) as the only covariate.
To transform the data into piece-wise exponential data (ped
) format, we need to
define \(J+1\) interval break points \(t_{\min} = \kappa_0 < \kappa_1 < \cdots < \kappa_J = t_{\max}\)
create pseudo-observations for each interval \(j = 1,\ldots, J\) in which subject \(i, i = 1,\ldots,n\) was under risk.
Using the pamm
package this is easily achieved with the split_data
function as follows:
ped <- split_data(Surv(time, status)~., data = veteran, id = "id")
ped %>% filter(id %in% c(42, 85, 112)) %>% select(-diagtime, -prior)
## id tstart tend interval offset ped_status trt celltype karno age
## 1 42 0 1 (0,1] 0.0000000 0 0 smallcell 50 72
## 2 42 1 2 (1,2] 0.0000000 0 0 smallcell 50 72
## 3 42 2 3 (2,3] 0.0000000 0 0 smallcell 50 72
## 4 42 3 4 (3,4] 0.0000000 0 0 smallcell 50 72
## 5 42 4 7 (4,7] 1.0986123 1 0 smallcell 50 72
## 6 85 0 1 (0,1] 0.0000000 1 1 squamous 50 35
## 7 112 0 1 (0,1] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 8 112 1 2 (1,2] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 9 112 2 3 (2,3] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 10 112 3 4 (3,4] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 11 112 4 7 (4,7] 1.0986123 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 12 112 7 8 (7,8] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 13 112 8 10 (8,10] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 14 112 10 11 (10,11] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 15 112 11 12 (11,12] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 16 112 12 13 (12,13] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 17 112 13 15 (13,15] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 18 112 15 16 (15,16] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 19 112 16 18 (16,18] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 20 112 18 19 (18,19] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 21 112 19 20 (19,20] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 22 112 20 21 (20,21] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 23 112 21 22 (21,22] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 24 112 22 24 (22,24] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 25 112 24 25 (24,25] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 26 112 25 27 (25,27] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 27 112 27 29 (27,29] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 28 112 29 30 (29,30] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 29 112 30 31 (30,31] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 30 112 31 33 (31,33] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 31 112 33 35 (33,35] 0.6931472 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 32 112 35 36 (35,36] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 33 112 36 42 (36,42] 1.7917595 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 34 112 42 43 (42,43] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 35 112 43 44 (43,44] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 36 112 44 45 (44,45] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 37 112 45 48 (45,48] 1.0986123 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 38 112 48 49 (48,49] 0.0000000 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 39 112 49 51 (49,51] 0.6931472 1 1 adeno 60 62
When no cut points are specified, the default is to use the unique event times. As can be seen from the above output, the function creates an id
variable, indicating the subjects \(i = 1,\ldots,n\), with one row per id
for each interval the subject “visited”. Thus,
42
was under risk during 5 intervals,85
was under risk during one interval,112
in 33 intervals.In addition to the optional id
variable the function also creates
tstart
: the beginning of each intervaltend
: the end of each intervalinterval
: a factor variable denoting the intervaloffset
: the log of the duration during which the subject was under risk in that intervalAdditionally the time-constant covariates (here: trt
, celltype
, karno
, etc.) are repeated \(n_i\) number of times, where \(n_i\) is the number of intervals during which subject \(i\) was in the risk set.
Per default the split_data
function uses all unique event times as cut points (which is a sensible default as for example the (cumulative) baseline hazard estimates in Cox-PH functions are updated also only at event times).
In some cases, however, one might want to reduce the number of cut points, to reduce the size of the resulting data object and/or faster estimation times. To do so the cut
argument has to be specified. Following the above example, we can use only 4 cut points \(\kappa_0 = 0, \kappa_1 = 50, \kappa_2 = 200, \kappa_3 = 400\), resulting in \(J = 3\) intervals:
ped2 <- split_data(Surv(time, status)~., data = veteran, cut = c(0, 50, 200, 400),
id = "id")
ped2 %>% filter(id %in% c(42, 85, 112)) %>% select(-diagtime, -prior)
## id tstart tend interval offset ped_status trt celltype karno age
## 1 42 0 50 (0,50] 1.945910 1 0 smallcell 50 72
## 2 85 0 50 (0,50] 0.000000 1 1 squamous 50 35
## 3 112 0 50 (0,50] 3.912023 0 1 adeno 60 62
## 4 112 50 200 (50,200] 0.000000 1 1 adeno 60 62
Note that now subjects 42
and 85
have only one row in the data set. The fact that subjects 42
was in the risk set longer than subject 85
is, however, still accounted for by the offset
variable. Note that the offset
s for subject 85
and subject 112
in interval (50,200]
are only zero because subject 85
had an observed event time of 1
, thus log(1-0)=0
and subject 112
had an event at time 51
, thus log(51-50)=0
:
veteran %>% slice(c(85, 112))
## # A tibble: 2 x 9
## id trt celltype time status karno diagtime age prior
## <int> <dbl> <fctr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 85 1.00 squamous 1.00 1.00 50.0 7.00 35.0 0
## 2 112 1.00 adeno 51.0 1.00 60.0 5.00 62.0 0


This occured on a night in late January. A friend had the house to himself, and his family had left on vacation for the week. On the evening, I had originally wanted to get a tablet (MDMA/xtc) from a friend of mine, but later discovered that friend would not be attending. I tried to make some calls, but was unable to find anything, or contact anyone who could help me out. I was somewhat dissapointed, as everyone else already had their 'substance of choice', and I do not drink. Not exactly that I need a substance to have fun, but i'm sure most people can relate to the shitty feeling of being the sole sober person in a house full of drunk/stoned friends.
I loved (or should say LOVE) MDMA, and it was my prefered psychoactive. Not a clumsy, or overbearing substance, I found it theraputic and beautiful. In any case, I wanted to at least smoke some weed that night. However at about 7:00, my friend, the host of the house/party, informed me that he had some shrooms left from the last time we had all used them. He had about an 1/8th left. I sort of pleaded and asked if I could buy it off him. He didn't argue and was more then happy to sell to me for only the sole $5 bill that remained in my wallet. And so the night began for me.
T=7:35pm the mushrooms are crushed VERY fine, almost to the point of powder within the plastic bag that contains them.  I follow this up with a big glass of Orange Juice.
T+10mins I go downstairs with the others and we all chill out in the living room watching TV. I believe we were watching the Hockey game. I don't remember who was playing, and for the next little while, I didn't really talk to anyone very much. Just little things here and there. To be honest, I was trying to keep my mind off the shrooms, but I was very anxious, and sort of excited. I don't use much often, so it's always like the first time with me, it would seem.
 We all sit and talk for quite awhile, watching a bit of South Park, listening to Dark Side of the Moon etc. My friend who owns the house, we'll label him K plays guitar for awhile as we all chat, and he asks me if I'm feeling it yet. I tell him no, and explain that I ate just before I arrived at his place.
T+50mins A few mins later, I start to feel the slight differences as the substance takes hold. Coincidently, this occurs right as Dark Side of the Moon is coming to an end, which makes for one of the most magical come-ups I've ever had in my life. I'm somewhat emotional and almost begin to cry, singing along to the final lyrics of Eclipse: 'All that you touch, All that you see...'
T+1hr10mins my friends notice that I'm in my shroom-iverse, and seem pretty happy about it. We all continue to talk, and have a good time, talking especially about 'old times' and also about the concert we recently attended. I'm very fascinated with my friend playing guitar, and it strikes me as something painfully difficult to do. I begin to think about how each individual string works. It all feels very new to me at this point. So far at this point, nothing negative has occured, which is good, since I often have bad luck on shrooms, getting stuck in a negative mind-fuck state.
T+1.5hrs Other friends have come up to join us, and we all sit in the room talking, listening to music, and enjoying ourselves. I lie down on the floor next to vent, feeling the warm air pouring out, and it feels like it's flowing into me like energy, I keep putting my hand to it to feel the warmth directly, as if I could pick it up and hold air.
T+2hrs I'm aware of evereything going on around me very much so, including all the different conversations, yet I myself am very much stuck in my own world. I haven't been tlaking much, and have been examining everything in the room very closely as if it is the ownly environment I know. The visual element has been there for quite some time now, though I did not fully acknowledge it or notice it till this point. There are of course the usual things, such as trails, and things waving and breathing, most notibly the walls. The floor appears to be a current, such as the ocean going back and fourth as I sit on it. I play with the thoughts of the images around me in my head abit, laughing alittle once in while to myself. I try to play with the trails with my hands which is fun, and become very interested in the various models my friend has in his room. I also begin to explore his CD collection.
T+2.5hrs I have now noticed that my voice does not sound like my voice, at least not as I know it. This thought is very new to me, and slightly troubling. I contemplate why I sound the way I do, and I don't I hear it like this all the time? Is this the way I sound to others? I don't neccesarily enjoy the sound of my voice all too much, and can't see why other people would. I contiously make an effort from this point in not to talk for most of the night, not wanting to the here the foriegn sound of my own voice any longer, though I do end up talking quite abit later on.
Furthermore, this is the point from which I notice that the entire room, and later what I will discover as the entire house, has turned a very mellowed, emerald green color. Just about everything in the room has assumed this color, save for the television and stereo system, and the people, who are more of blueish hue. My one friend to my right however, we'll call him B, has turned or is turning hues of blue to purple, and appears to have little orbs, which I recognize as tiny planets almost orbiting around him. This strikes me as both strange, but also normal at the same time, and so my mind does not question it any further. I talk alittle to B as if I don't notice the orbiting globes at all, and don't make hims alert to it in any way.
T+3.5hrs I have for the most part been enjoying the experience, and have become completly used to the green color, which remains through the trip until I leave the house. I have been talking and still chilling in the room, and the trip has been better than usual so far. I find that my skin feels very different, almost rubbery from time to time. My temperature fucks around for awhile at this point, and I begin to get the chills and shivers all over, while also feeling as tho I am sweating profusely, which as my friends tell me, I'm not.
I ask my friends to turn out the light, and they do so. I feel confortable sitting right next to the speaker, where the music can flow out and right into my body. I can feel the vibrations, and I can feel the music, which is both powerful and relaxing. I close my eyes for along enjoying the CEV's (closed eyes visuals). In my CEVs, castles are being built out of squares appearing one on top of the other, while kliedascope patterns are born beyond them.
T+4hrs.
I yell for awhile, getting very worked up in the situation. eventually my friends manage to calm me down, taking the drunk friend, who I will call N, out of the room. For some reason however, which I still don't know, I begin to cry for about 5 mins, while I sit and talk to Blais. At this time, my emotions shift up and down very rapidly and I'm laughing and crying and smiling and frowning alot all within a 15 mins period until I begin to calm down and relax abit.
T+5hrs. after calming down, I finally decide to venture forth from the safety of the room. Walking feels new and different, since I really haven't walked or even stood much since I injested the mushrooms. My legs are wobbily and walking feels as though I am doing it for the first time in my entire life. I walk out, down to the kitchen, conjoined with the family room. Immidiatly as I come out, K's older brother begins to make fun of me for my somewhat disoriented appearance as state, which doesn't really go very good with me, but I try my best to ignore it and sit down with a few friends. The visuals have died down abit already, though the green is still there, along with the breathing walls and living furniture. I talk to a friend (W) and we chat about my trip and other common things, such as the weekend, school etc. My thoughts however are elsewhere.
T+6hrs. I have become throughouly involved in thoughts about the entirety of my life, and meaning of my existance. I question my presense on the planet and in the lives of those around me including my friends and family. I wonder what purpose I serve and how I'm supposed to serve everyone and be a good person, which is generally all I want in life, to be a good person and live a good life. I feel a great deal of pressure in my head, and almost begin to cry again, but don't let my friends in on what's happening to me, and still try to keep on with normal conversation.
I think about all the choices I've made, and all I'll have to make including things coming soon such as college etc, which is a fairly important educational decision in one's life. I question wheather I even deserve to go, and whether I've put 100% of myself into my education and into attaining a career or a future. Who am I and do I want to be?
I keep trying to escape the pressure of everything, and keep thinking to myself 'I wish I was asleep' or 'I wish is was a bright summer day and I could just lie in a feild' I'm tripped out by the thought of society and culture how we no longer shape them, but rather they shape us, which is a frightening thought to me. The thought that I have to live up to what someone else wants for me is horrible, and I want to escape it, but the mushrooms push keep pushing it back to the forfront of my mind, assaulting me with it, forcing me to accept what's around me. I feel like I want to die for a time.
T+8hrs 8 or so hours later, it's time for me to leave. my only ride back home, a friend named G, is taking off, and he's my only ride back home. The mental assualt is fairly over, and the though I'm not completly back, but as back as I need to be to confront and communicate with my parents when I return home. I get home, feeling especially good for some reason, like something brilliant has happened to me. I talk to my parents about the usual shit, tell them I'm going to bed, and that I love them and will see them in the morning. I have myself a big bowl of honey-nut cheerios, call a friend, and chill in bed watching TV, feeling good, before finally getting to sleep.
Overview: this was by far the best trip I've ever had on mushrooms. Following the trip, I felt amazing. I felt clean and refreshed. Mentally cleansed. Though there was a tough part near the 6-8 hr point (the metal assault as I called it), I now feel that it was a good thing in the end. I feel I needed it, and the trip pushed those thoughts to the front of my mind. I could not escape, because those were thoughts, problems and feelings that I needed to deal with and come to terms with. It was very eye-opening, and one of the more meaningful experiences I've had. I now feel that I wish to explore more with Mushrooms and similar psychidelics which I had previously been somewhat shy of, with a better understanding of them, and their potential.
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.


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This section attempts to outline to what extent PostgreSQL conforms to the current SQL standard. The following information is not a full statement of conformance, but it presents the main topics in as much detail as is both reasonable and useful for users.
The formal name of the SQL standard is ISO/IEC 9075 "Database Language SQL". A revised version of the standard is released from time to time; the most recent update appearing in 2008. The 2008 version is referred to as ISO/IEC 9075:2008, or simply as SQL:2008. The versions prior to that were SQL:2003, SQL:1999, and SQL-92. Each version replaces the previous one, so claims of conformance to earlier versions have no official merit. PostgreSQL development aims for conformance with the latest official version of the standard where such conformance does not contradict traditional features or common sense. The PostgreSQL project is not represented in the ISO/IEC 9075 Working Group during the preparation of the SQL standard releases, but even so, many of the features required by the SQL standard are supported, though sometimes with slightly differing syntax or function. Further moves towards conformance can be expected over time.
SQL-92 defined three feature sets for conformance: Entry, Intermediate, and Full. Most database management systems claiming SQL standard conformance were conforming at only the Entry level, since the entire set of features in the Intermediate and Full levels was either too voluminous or in conflict with legacy behaviors.
Starting with SQL:1999, the SQL standard defines a large set of individual features rather than the ineffectively broad three levels found in SQL-92. A large subset of these features represents the "Core" features, which every conforming SQL implementation must supply. The rest of the features are purely optional. Some optional features are grouped together to form "packages", which SQL implementations can claim conformance to, thus claiming conformance to particular groups of features.
The SQL:2008 and SQL:2003 standard versions are also split into a number of parts. Each is known by a shorthand name. Note that these parts are not consecutively numbered.
ISO/IEC 9075-1 Framework (SQL/Framework)
ISO/IEC 9075-2 Foundation (SQL/Foundation)
ISO/IEC 9075-3 Call Level Interface (SQL/CLI)
ISO/IEC 9075-4 Persistent Stored Modules (SQL/PSM)
ISO/IEC 9075-9 Management of External Data (SQL/MED)
ISO/IEC 9075-10 Object Language Bindings (SQL/OLB)
ISO/IEC 9075-11 Information and Definition Schemas (SQL/Schemata)
ISO/IEC 9075-13 Routines and Types using the Java Language (SQL/JRT)
ISO/IEC 9075-14 XML-related specifications (SQL/XML)
The PostgreSQL core covers parts 1, 2, 9, 11, and 14. Part 3 is covered by the ODBC driver, and part 13 is covered by the PL/Java plug-in, but exact conformance is currently not being verified for these components. There are currently no implementations of parts 4 and 10 for PostgreSQL.
PostgreSQL supports most of the major features of SQL:2008. Out of 179 mandatory features required for full Core conformance, PostgreSQL conforms to at least 160. In addition, there is a long list of supported optional features. It might be worth noting that at the time of writing, no current version of any database management system claims full conformance to Core SQL:2008.
In the following two sections, we provide a list of those features that PostgreSQL supports, followed by a list of the features defined in SQL:2008 which are not yet supported in PostgreSQL. Both of these lists are approximate: There might be minor details that are nonconforming for a feature that is listed as supported, and large parts of an unsupported feature might in fact be implemented. The main body of the documentation always contains the most accurate information about what does and does not work.
Note: Feature codes containing a hyphen are subfeatures. Therefore, if a particular subfeature is not supported, the main feature is listed as unsupported even if some other subfeatures are supported.


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Notes
If you have previously installed youtube-dl
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$ youtube-dl -U
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me that a religious-like devotion can come in many different shapes
and forms. Whenever I close my eyes, I can still remember the
excitement like it was yesterday. It was the day that the school for
which I attend, the University of North Carolina, was destined to
collide in a men’s basketball game with the loathed Blue Devils of
Duke University. However, make no mistake about it, the anticipation
and preparation for this single event had been building for weeks in
advance, and on the day of the game it seemed like the air itself
within Chapel Hill could explode at any given moment with the
abundance of excitement and anxiousness. You could see it on the faces
of the people, on the decorations on the buildings, and even in the
sounds of the city. Although the calendar only read the date of
February 8, it was obvious that this was no ordinary day in the hearts
of the people within these communities.
For some families
in North Carolina, the college basketball rivalry that occurs on
“Tobacco Road” between the state’s most
prominent
colleges run deeper than blood itself. While it may be just a series
of rudimentary games, these in-state clashes have the potential to
divide happy families in half, the power to pull an individual through
their monotonous 9-5 job each and every day, and the ability to give a
broken person the chance to momentarily forget about their sorrows as
they participate in the roller coaster of emotions that exist within
the game. To the winner goes the spoils, and to the loser goes weeks
of embarrassment as they are inevitably forced to intermingle with
fans of the winning team.
For this version of the self-proclaimed
“greatest rivalry in sports”, the town of Chapel Hill served as host
for the game that would command the nation’s attention. Located near
the center of North Carolina and in close proximity to the other large
cities within the state, Chapel Hill is the ideal college town and
absolutely thrives off of the energy that flows from the college
campus. It is as if the town comes alive for this game, and the local
businesses and restaurants do the same. For me personally, I grew up
counting down the days to the annual Carolina-Duke game as a child and
dreamed of one day being able to participate in the spectacle for
myself. This game in February was my first taste of the rivalry as an
actual student at Chapel Hill, and I vividly remember how the entire
atmosphere around seemed surreal, as if the normal world couldn’t
possibly contain this much passion. I watched the game in an
auditorium filled to the brim with other UNC students, and every point
scored was cheered as if the lottery was just won. When the game had
ended and Carolina had emerged victorious, every single student on
campus proceeded to rush Franklin street in a full out sprint. Looking
back, I can still feel the cold air sting my lungs as I pushed myself
to run faster than I ever have. For someone who grew up watching the
unfolding events through the monitor of a TV screen, the feeling of
actually being felt more powerful than even words can describe. It may
just be a simple game, but it means so much more.
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In lecture this week, we implemented an IntList interface using lists with one link per item. In this studio, you will investigate implementation of our IntList ADT using a doubly linked list. Your work will include design and implementation of iterators (forwards and backwards) for the list, and a discussion that compares your implementation with the singly linked list from lecture.Here are the steps:
Note: The "null" in the sentinel nodes should really be "any integer you like because it will be ignored". In other words, the sentinels should also be ListItem objects.
The code you should probably study is the SinglyLinkedListWithSentinel class, since it uses sentinels and so does this studio.This code is in your studio9 package.
Please follow the instructions below carefully. Don't try to skip ahead.
You should now have stubs in your new class. If you do not, delete the new class and start again, following the instructions carefully.
Declare instance variables to represent these has-as in your DoublyLinkedListOfInts class.
- More details are provided below, but you should first talk about this.
- As you work, look for opportunities to reduce one method's work to another's.
- One of the most important aspects of this design is the use of a sentinel, as depicted in the studio prep material . Discuss the role of sentinels and how they affect (simplify) your implementation.
Use the interface type as much as possible. It does not commit to an implementation and this makes it easier to change from one implementation of the interface to another.
Add the necessary instance variable, accessors and setters to the ListItem class.
- Your constructor must create the objects and pointers that are shown on slide 2 of the studio prep material .
- It's usually a good idea to assume initially that instance variables could be final and then retreat from that if necessary.
- DO NOT MOVE ON until you have shown your constructor to your TA so we can be sure you see how this object is supposed to be initialized. It's important to understand that before moving to the methods below.
A good way to think of this is to look at slide 1 of the studio prep material .
Try to use the sentinels and double links to your advantage. This method is quite easy because of those. Strive for the cleanest, correct implementation. Talk with others and other groups about ideas for doing this.
If you get this far, that's great. You may find the rest challenging, but give it a try for the time you have left. We'll talk more about iterators in the next lecture.
It's really important that you understand why the above is true. Discuss this amongst yourselves and talk with a TA about it. Do not move on until your group sees this point. Think of what would happen with two nested iterators if you had the state in the DoublyLinkedLIstOfInts object.
When you done with this studio, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for studio 9
When you done with this studio, you must be cleared by the TA to receive credit.
- Commit all your work to your repository
- Fill in the form below with the relevant information
- Have a TA check your work
- The TA should check your work and then fill in his or her name
- Click OK while the TA watches
- If you request propagation, it does not happen immediately, but should be posted in the next day or so
This demo box is for studio 9


We now know that our project boilerplate has been configured correctly since the HTML is running and has effectively called code from within the JavaScript file. We now have the beginnings of a web application—complete with structure (HTML) and logic (JavaScript) components.


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Initialize a blank index at this
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init: (address, callback=@defaultCallback) ->
@request "PUT",
path: address
done: (error, output, response, request) ->
callback error, undefined, response, request |
Drop the index at this
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drop: (address, callback=@defaultCallback) ->
if address.trim() is ""
callback new Error """
ElasticStorage::drop received a blank address. Use the "_all"
index if you really want to erase all of your indices.
"""
else
@request "DELETE",
path: address
done: (error, output, response, request) ->
callback error, undefined, response, request |
Refresh the index at this
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refresh: (address, callback=@defaultCallback) ->
@request "POST",
path: "#{address}/_refresh"
done: (error, output, response, request) ->
callback error, undefined, response, request |
Is there an index at this
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has: (address, callback=@defaultCallback) ->
@request "HEAD",
path: address
done: (error, output, response, request) ->
if error?.code is 404
exists = no
error = undefined
else
exists = response?.statusCode is 200
callback error, exists, response, request |
Fetch a list of indices (with their aliases)Dispatches an index aliases request
and converts the response into a list of Expect Although it is perfectly valid to have one index with multiple aliases, it
makes your system more difficult to understand. To keep things simple
|
fetchIndices: (callback=@defaultCallback) ->
@request "GET",
path: "_aliases"
done: (error, output, response, request) ->
indices = if output
{id, alias: Object.keys(value.aliases)[0]} for id, value of output
if indices then indices.sort (a, b) -> a.id > b.id
callback error, indices, response, request |


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The next scheduled offering of this workshop is May 20 and 21, 2015 from 9-11 each day. The workshop will take place in the Earl Lewis room of the Rackham Building.
Information for participants:
The workshop will focus on the use of Python and the numpy and Pandas libraries for data management.
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|---|---|---|---|
| 18/08/2004 23:50:29 | added Relationship Matrix menu item | added Relationship Matrix menu item to entityInstances in the hierarchy  | 1  |
| 22/08/2004 16:54:46 | added new API commands | The API has a new item theGUI e.g. cdiface.theGUI which has the following functions: EditObject EditObjectProperties EditAsHierarchy toggleAppBar all of the will take any valid Compendium-TA object but will only open a window if it is valid for the function. editObject will mainly open a properties window but for a graph or a path will open the editGraph and editPath dialogs. EditObjectProperties will open a properties window to edit the object EditAsHierarchy will display the object in a new hierarchy window if it can be displayed in such i.e. a hierarchy branch, a hierarchy, a graph usage would be: cdiface.theGUI.editObject anObject cdiface.theGUI.EditObjectProperties anObject cdiface.theGUI.EditAsHierarchy anObject toggleAppBar will toggle the application control panel on or off. With no arguments it is a toggle, with a value of true it will show the application control panel and with a value of false it will hide the application control panel e.g. cdiface.theGUI.toggleAppBar cdiface.theGUI.toggleAppBar true cdiface.theGUI.toggleAppBar false   |
1  |
| ID | Name | Raised Date | Closed Date | Description | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 673 | drag instance to hierarchy single child | 22/08/2004 16:51:44 | Dragging an instance on to a hierarchy branch which was also an entity instance which had existing children (where none of them were instances) and parent was not expanded, caused the system to add the first child to the tree so that when the branch was expanded, the parent looked like it had only one child and had to be closed then reexpanded.  |   |
| ID | Name | Raised Date | Status | Criticality | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 619 | entity date drop down does not have calender btn | 26/05/2004 19:05:26 | OPEN | LOW | The date, date_time and time fields on an entity attribute have the [v] drop down instead of the calendar button or clock button.  |
| 446 | save as to same db acts as a save | 26/06/2003 11:38:04 | OPEN | LOW | the save as function, when saving to the same db actually does a save, rather than saving the model as a new model in the same database  |
| 522 | tips dialog graphic | 21/12/2003 15:58:43 | OPEN | LOW | On some setups, the tips dialog CTA logo is too big and the dialog doesn't display as nicely as it could.  |
| 453 | Import entity defn once only | 29/06/2003 14:17:05 | OPEN | LOW | The system allows the user to import an entity definition twice, or more, the system should really not allow this or should rename the imported entity or should merge the two definiitions or replace the current entity defn with the imported one. The system should probably prompt the user with these options when they try to import a duplicate definition.  |
| ID | Name | Raised Date | Status | Raised By | Description |
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