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#include <lib/support/SerializableIntegerSet.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| SerializableU64Set () | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from chip::SerializableU64SetBase | |
| SerializableU64SetBase (uint64_t *data, uint16_t capacity, uint64_t emptyValue) | |
| const char * | SerializeBase64 (char *buf, uint16_t &buflen) |
| Serialize the sparse array into a base 64 encoded string. More... | |
| CHIP_ERROR | DeserializeBase64 (const char *serialized, uint16_t buflen) |
| Deserialize a base64 encoded string into the sparse array. More... | |
| uint16_t | SerializedSize () |
| Get the length of string if the array is serialized. More... | |
| uint16_t | MaxSerializedSize () |
| Get the maximum length of string if the array were full and serialized. More... | |
| bool | Contains (uint64_t value) |
| Check if the value is in the array. More... | |
| CHIP_ERROR | Insert (uint64_t value) |
| Insert the value in the array. More... | |
| void | Remove (uint64_t value) |
| Delete the value from the array. More... | |
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Check that requested capacity (kCapacity) will not exceed maximum number of uint64_t values that can fit in a meory of size UINT16_MAX. This is required, since APIs in this class are using uint16_t type for buffer sizes.


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Functions and datasets to support the book by Nhu D Le and James V Zidek, Springer (2006).
| Version: | 0.4-2 |
| Imports: | MASS |
| Published: | 2015-06-03 |
| Author: | Nhu Le, Jim Zidek, Rick White, and Davor Cubranic, with Fortran code for Sampson-Guttorp estimation authored by Paul D. Sampson, Peter Guttorp, Wendy Meiring, and Catherine Hurley, and Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg method implementation by H.A. Watts and L.F. Shampine. |
| Maintainer: | Davor Cubranic <cubranic at stat.ubc.ca> |
| License: | AGPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | EnviroStat results |
| Reference manual: | EnviroStat.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Using EnviroStat |
| Package source: | EnviroStat_0.4-2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: EnviroStat_0.4-2.zip, r-release: EnviroStat_0.4-2.zip, r-oldrel: EnviroStat_0.4-2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: EnviroStat_0.4-2.tgz, r-oldrel: EnviroStat_0.4-2.tgz |
| Old sources: | EnviroStat archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=EnviroStat to link to this page.


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RSX Texture data structure. More...
#include <gcm_sys.h>
Data Fields | |
| u8 | format |
| Texture format. More... | |
| u8 | mipmap |
| Indicates if this is a mip-mapped texture. More... | |
| u8 | dimension |
| Texture dimension. More... | |
| u8 | cubemap |
| Indicates if this is a cube-mapped texture. More... | |
| u32 | remap |
| Color remapping bitfield. More... | |
| u16 | width |
| Texture width in pixels. | |
| u16 | height |
| Texture height in pixels. | |
| u16 | depth |
| Texture depth. | |
| u8 | location |
| Location of texture. Possible values are: More... | |
| u8 | _pad |
| unused padding byte. | |
| u32 | pitch |
| Size of a texture line in bytes. | |
| u32 | offset |
| Offset of texture data. | |
RSX Texture data structure.
| u8 _gcmTexture::cubemap |
| u8 _gcmTexture::dimension |
| u8 _gcmTexture::format |
Texture format.
This is an OR-ed combination of the following values:
| u8 _gcmTexture::location |
Location of texture. Possible values are:
| u8 _gcmTexture::mipmap |
| u32 _gcmTexture::remap |
Color remapping bitfield.
Each of the texture color components (red, green, blue, alpha) can be remapped according to a specified remapping type. The type specifies that the component is either set to zero, all one bits, or takes value of one of the source components. All remapping types and values are to be OR-ed together.
For instance, to have the alpha component set to zero, the red and blue components swapped and the green component kept as-is, set the following value:
(GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_ZERO << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_A_SHIFT)
| (GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_REMAP << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_R_SHIFT)
| (GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_COLOR_B << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_COLOR_R_SHIFT)
| (GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_REMAP << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_G_SHIFT)
| (GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_COLOR_G << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_COLOR_G_SHIFT)
| (GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_REMAP << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_TYPE_B_SHIFT)
| (GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_COLOR_R << GCM_TEXTURE_REMAP_COLOR_B_SHIFT)


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| warning | Class 'AgedBrie' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'update' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'AgedBrie' final or making the method 'update' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 9 |
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| warning | Class 'Backstage' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'update' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'Backstage' final or making the method 'update' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 12 |
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| warning | Class 'ConjuredItem' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'update' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'ConjuredItem' final or making the method 'update' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 11 |
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| warning | Class 'GildedRose' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'updateQuality' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'GildedRose' final or making the method 'updateQuality' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 22 |
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| warning | Variable 'name' must be private and have accessor methods. | 12 |
| warning | Missing a Javadoc comment. | 14 |
| warning | Variable 'sellIn' must be private and have accessor methods. | 14 |
| warning | Missing a Javadoc comment. | 16 |
| warning | Variable 'quality' must be private and have accessor methods. | 16 |
| warning | 'name' hides a field. | 18 |
| warning | 'sellIn' hides a field. | 18 |
| warning | 'quality' hides a field. | 18 |
| warning | Class 'Item' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'toString' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'Item' final or making the method 'toString' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 27 |
| warning | The String ", " appears 2 times in the file. | 29 |
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| warning | The String "Conjured" appears 2 times in the file. | 18 |
| warning | Class 'ItemFactory' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'createItem' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'ItemFactory' final or making the method 'createItem' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 21 |
| warning | Class 'ItemFactory' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'isNormal' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'ItemFactory' final or making the method 'isNormal' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 31 |
| warning | Class 'ItemFactory' looks like designed for extension (can be subclassed), but the method 'isConjured' does not have javadoc that explains how to do that safely. If class is not designed for extension consider making the class 'ItemFactory' final or making the method 'isConjured' static/final/abstract/empty, or adding allowed annotation for the method. | 35 |
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Politics & Economy
The Faroese government holds executive power in local government affairs.
The head of the government is called the Løgmaður ("Chief Justice") and serves as Prime
Minister and head of Faroese Government.
Any other member of the cabinet is called a landsstýrismaður/ráðharri ("Male Minister of the Faroese Government") or
landsstýriskvinna/ráðfrú ("Female Minister of the Faroese Government"). The Faroese parliament – the Løgting ("Court of Law") –
dates back to Viking times and is believed to be one of the oldest parliaments in the world. The parliament currently has 33 members.
In contemporary times, elections are held at municipal, national (Løgting) and Danish (Folketing) levels. Until 2007, there were seven
electoral districts, each comprising a sýsla, while Streymoy was divided into a northern and southern part (Tórshavn region). However,
on 25 October 2007, changes were made such that the entire country is one electoral district, giving each vote equal weight.
Administratively, the islands are divided into 29 municipalities (kommunur) within which there are 120 or so settlements. Traditionally,
there are also the six sýslur (similar to the British "shire": Norðoyar, Eysturoy, Streymoy, Vágar, Sandoy, and Suðuroy). Although today
sýsla technically means "police district", the term is still commonly used to indicate a geographical region. In earlier times, each sýsla
had its own assembly, the so-called várting ("spring assembly").
RELATIONSHIPS
Relationship with Denmark
The Faroe Islands have been under Norwegian/Danish control since 1388. The 1814 Treaty of Kiel terminated the Danish–Norwegian union,
and Norway came under the rule of the King of Sweden, while the Faroe Islands, Iceland, and Greenland remained Danish possessions. From
ancient times the Faroe Islands had a parliament (Løgting), which was abolished in 1816, and the Faroe Islands were to be governed as an
ordinary Danish amt (county), with the Amtmand as its head of government. In 1851, the Løgting was reinstated, but, until 1948, served
mainly as an advisory body.
The islands are home to a notable independence movement that has seen an increase in popularity within recent decades. At the end of
World War II, some of the population favoured independence from Denmark, and on 14 September 1946, an independence referendum was held
on the question of secession. It was a consultative referendum; the parliament was not bound to follow the people's vote. This was the
first time that the Faroese people had been asked whether they favoured independence or wanted to continue within the Danish kingdom.
The result of the vote was a majority in favour of secession. The Speaker of the Løgting, together with the majority, started the process
of becoming a sovereign nation. The minority of the Løgting left in protest, because they thought these actions were illegal. One parliament
member, Jákup í Jákupsstovu, was shunned from his own party, the Social Democratic Party, because he joined the majority of the Løgting. The
Speaker of the Løgting declared the Faroe Islands independent on the 18th of September 1946.
On the 25th of September 1946, a Danish prefect announced to the Løgting, that the king had dissolved the parliament, and wanted new
elections, therefore not honoring the wish of the majority. A parliamentary election was held a few months later, in which the political
parties that favoured staying in the Danish kingdom increased their share of the vote and formed a coalition. Based on this, they chose
to reject secession. Instead, a compromise was made and the Folketing passed a home-rule law that went into effect in 1948. The Faroe
Islands' status as a Danish amt was thereby brought to an end; the Faroe Islands were given a high degree of self-governance, supported
by a financial subsidy from Denmark to recompense expenses the islands have on Danish services. In protest to the new Home Rule Act, the
Republic Party (Tjóðveldi), was founded.
At present, the islanders are about evenly split between those favouring independence and those who prefer to continue as a part of the
Kingdom of Denmark. Within both camps there is a wide range of opinions.  Others see it as something to be attained gradually and with the full consent of the
Danish government and the Danish nation. In the unionist camp there are also many who foresee and welcome a gradual increase in autonomy
even while strong ties with Denmark are maintained.
As of 2011, a new draft Faroese constitution is being drawn up. However the draft has been declared by the Danish Prime Minister,
Lars Løkke Rasmussen, as incompatible with Denmark's constitution and if the Faroese political parties wish to continue with it, then
they must declare independence.
Relationship with the European Union
As explicitly asserted by both treaties of the European Union, the Faroe Islands are not part of the European Union.
The Faroes are not grouped with the EU when it comes to international trade; for instance, when the EU and Russia imposed
reciprocal trade sanctions on each other over the War in Donbass in 2014, the Faroes began exporting significant amounts of
fresh salmon to Russia. Moreover, a protocol to the treaty of accession of Denmark to the European Communities stipulates
that Danish nationals residing in the Faroe Islands are not considered Danish nationals within the meaning of the treaties.
Hence, Danish people living in the Faroes are not citizens of the European Union (though other EU nationals living there remain EU citizens).
The Faroes are not covered by the Schengen Agreement, but there are no border checks when travelling between the Faroes and any Schengen
country (the Faroes have been part of the Nordic Passport Union since 1966, and since 2001 there have been no permanent border checks between
the Nordic countries and the rest of the Schengen Area as part of the Schengen agreement).
Relationship with
International Organizations
The Faroe Islands are not a fully independent country, but they do have political relations directly with other countries through agreement
with Denmark. The Faroe Islands are a member of some international organisations as though they were an independent country.
The Faroe Islands are a member of several international sports federations like UEFA, FIFA in football and FINA in swimming and EHF in
handball and have their own national teams. The Faroe Islands have their own telephone country code, Internet country code top-level
domain, banking code and postal country code.
The Faroe Islands make their own agreements with other countries regarding trade and commerce. When the EU embargo against Russia started
in 2014, the Faroe Islands were not a part of the embargo because they are not a part of EU, and the islands had just themselves experienced
a year of embargo from the EU including Denmark against the islands; the Faroese prime minister Kaj Leo Johannesen went to Moscow to negotiate
the trade between the two countries. The Faroese minister of fisheries negotiates with the EU and other countries regarding the rights to
fish.
ECONOMY
Economic troubles caused by a collapse of the Faroese fishing industry in the early 1990s brought high unemployment
rates of 10 to 15% by the mid-1990s. Unemployment decreased in the later 1990s, down to about 6% at the end of 1998.
By June 2008 unemployment had declined to 1.1%, before rising to 3.4% in early 2009. In December 2014 the unemployment
was 3.2%. Nevertheless, the almost total dependence on fishing and fish farming means that the economy remains vulnerable.
One of the biggest private companies of the Faroe Islands is the salmon farming company Bakkafrost, which is the largest of
the four salmon farming companies in the Faroe Islands and the eighth biggest in the world.
Petroleum found close to the Faroese area gives hope for deposits in the immediate area, which may provide a basis for
sustained economic prosperity. 13% of the Faroe Islands' national income comes as economic aid from Denmark. This corresponds
to roughly 5% of GDP.
Since 2000, the government has fostered new information technology and business projects to attract new investment.
The introduction of Burger King in Tórshavn was widely publicized as a sign of the globalization of Faroese culture. It
remains to be seen whether these projects will succeed in broadening the islands' economic base. The islands have one of
the lowest unemployment rates in Europe, but this should not necessarily be taken as a sign of a recovering economy, as many
young students move to Denmark and other countries after leaving high school. This leaves a largely middle-aged and elderly
population that may lack the skills and knowledge to fill newly developed positions on the Faroes. Nonetheless, in 2008 the
Faroes were able to make a $52 million loan to Iceland to help with that country's banking woes.
On 5 August 2009, two opposition parties introduced a bill in the Løgting to adopt the euro as the national currency,
pending a referendum.


Jung Joon Young's sentencing trial gets delayed
by jennywillJung Joon Young's sentencing has been delayed.
According to the court, instead of the sentencing, there will be another trial on the 27th at 11AM. Originally, the sentencing was to be handed down on the 29th. However, on the 21st, prosecutors issued a supervision order for the 'Jung Joon Young group', and that will have to be litigated.
Stay tuned for updates.


Exceptions and exception handling are an important part in most applications. And modern programming languages support exceptions very well. Most of them provide try/catch/finally clauses for developers to handle exceptions. Here we talk about how to write try/catch/finally clauses in a more elegant way.
Here, we take I/O operations as our illustrated example, because I/O conerns three important steps when using: initialization, exception handing and cleanup.
Generally, some programmer might write like this:
Such style has the following problems:
This try/finally try/catch style is superior to previous version is because, it finishes all the tasks: declaration, initialization, operations and cleanup. All blocks are inside big try/catch so that all exceptions are get caught; Cleanup is inside try/finally so that we ensure to release taken resources. It also looks elegant.
Such try/finally try/catch clauses, however, have a fatal defect that exceptions could be ignored and lost. In try/finally, finally block gets executed even if when exceptions are thrown in try block. If finally block also throws exceptions, ones thrown in try blocks are ignored and lost. Outer catch clauses will never catch them. In all, this style might not catch all exceptions thrown in try blocks.
You can apply this try/finally try/catch style when:


Chinese spy-turned-defector Wang ‘William’ Liqiang admits to covert operations against Hong Kong
by Mary Kay LingeA self-proclaimed Chinese spy who turned himself over to Australian authorities has confessed to kidnapping a Hong Kong dissident bookseller and meddling in Taiwan’s 2018 elections.
Wang “William” Liqiang, a Chinese defector living in Sydney, may be the first Chinese undercover agent to defect to the West, the Associated Press reported.
Liqiang claims to have worked for a Hong Kong investment firm that was actually a Chinese government front to conduct political and economic espionage.
“These are very disturbing reports,” Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told reporters Saturday. “The matter is now in the hands of the appropriate law enforcement agencies.”
The former head of Australia’s counterespionage agency, Duncan Lewis, said Friday that China is attempting a “takeover” of the Australian government — a worry that Prime Minister Scott Morrison dismissed.


Severe thunderstorm warning for NSW as bushfires continue to burn
by Laura ChungWhile bushfires continue to burn across the state, a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for some firegrounds - increasing the risk of fire activity.
On Saturday afternoon, 64 fires were still burning in NSW with 39 of those yet to be contained.
"Minimal backburning has been undertaken due to the fuel moisture from rain on firegrounds overnight," the Rural Fire Service (RFS) said.
One blaze at Myall Creek Road, in the Richmond Valley, in northern NSW was bumped up to a 'watch and act' alert about 11.40am as fire activity increased.
The fire merged with another near Banyabba Trail and Sportsmans Creek Firetrail and has burnt about 40,500 hectares.
"Firefighters will be backburning from the highway where local conditions allow," the fire update said. "You will see an increase in smoke and flames as these operations are carried out."
Other major fires include the one at Carrai Creek in Armidale, which has burnt out more than 221,800 hectares and is being controlled, and Gospers Mountain in Lithgow, which is also being controlled.
"Protect yourself from the heat of the fire. Wear protective clothing and footwear. Cover all exposed skin, the RFS said. "If the fire impacts, seek shelter in a solid structure to protect yourself from the heat of the fire."
There have been isolated thunderstorms and rainfall across many areas of the state, including Greater Sydney, the Central Coast and parts of the mid-north coast, but Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Abrar Shabren said it hasn't been enough to cause significant relief.
The bureau has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Saturday night, warning of heavy rainfall and large hailstones for areas of the Mid-North Coast, Hunter, North West Slopes and Plains and Northern Tablelands.
Mr Shabren said isolated thunderstorms will continue into Sunday and Monday, possibly increasing the risk of lightning strikes and fire activity - particularly in dry areas.
A cold front will move across the state on Tuesday, bringing a change in wind conditions and a drop in temperatures.
But the front will move on "fairly quickly" and could increase the risk of fire danger depending on "how dry it gets again when the front passes by", Mr Shabren said.
Thick bushfire smoke has blanketed parts of the state in recent days but air quality improved to "fair" in Sydney on Saturday morning.
The air is still considered "hazardous" in the Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, North West Slopes and Central Tablelands regions, and "very poor" in the Upper Hunter - Muswellbrook area.
AAP, Anushri Sood


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Stuff I wish I knew before about programming, the tech industry, and life after HS
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Who are we?
This is us (In case you can't recognize us)
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This is not really it
Our company: Shoppertrak
- Work with other companies to count customers in and out of stores
- Cameras count people in entrances and report back the numbers
- Numbers get rolled up and put in website for use
(We work on #3)
Some Myths about Programming
- Super difficult
- You have to go to college for it
- Just for "nerds"
- Programming boxes you into a career
Learning to code will set you up for the future
automation economy
- Self driving cars
- Manufacturing
- Heavy industries
- Medical/Lawyers
And job security $$$$$
Learning to code will set you up to start your own company
You could create the next Facebook or Google!
- Set your own hours
- Be your Own Boss
Programming can be applied pretty much anywhere
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Vintage Marvel Comics book sells for record $1.26 million at auction
(Reuters) - A 1939 comic book that introduced Marvel characters for the first time sold for a record $1.26 million at auction, Dallas-based auctioneer Heritage Auctions said on Thursday.
“Marvel Comics No. 1” features the first appearances of characters including Human Torch and the Sub-Mariner. Decades later, Marvel debuted Spider-Man, the Incredible Hulk and other superheroes that have headlined recent blockbuster movies.
The item was originally purchased at a newsstand by a Pennsylvania mailman. The book’s condition was rated as 9.4 on a scale of 1 to 10, the auctioneer said.
The sale was part of a four-day auction of vintage comic books and comic art.
The previous record-holder for a Marvel Comics book was a 1962 issue featuring the first appearance of Spider-Man, which sold for $1.1 million in 2011.
A handful of other comic books have topped the $1 million price tag. In 2014, a Superman comic was purchased for $3.2 million on eBay.


Nokia 2.3 Listed Online Before Launch, Will Cost 99 Euros - Gizchina.com
by PierreNokia 2.3 Listed Online Before Launch, Will Cost 99 Euros
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Nokia brand focused website Nokiapoweruser just published some interesting info regarding the upcoming Nokia 2.3. The low-end device was indeed spotted on a Spanish store website with some its specs and price revealed.
Nokia 2.3 Listed Online Before Launch, Will Cost 99 Euros
According to the website, the Nokia 2.3 will be available in a variant with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. Which would be a good – some would say necessary – upgrade over the 16GB of storage available in previous models.
But that isn’t the only data we get from the leak. The store also revealed the official price of the device – €99.30, around $110.
As we know from a previous leak, the Nokia 2.3 with model name “TA-1206” was spotted in a database in three color variants: “SAND”, “CYAN GREEN” and “CHARCOAL”. While in real world these colors may look more like brown, turquoise and black.
We aren’t aware of any of the specs on the handset, which could actually launch on December 5th along with the Nokia 8.2 mid-ranger. We do not expect any top hardware though as the “2” series is the most entry-level in Nokia’s lineup.
The latest Nokia 2.2 did indeed come with a low-end MediaTek Helio A22 processor, 5W MicroUSB charging and other specs you expect to find on a $110 device. On the plus side, the Nokia 2.2 was part of the Android One program, thus came with stock android and good software support. Will it be the same for the Nokia 2.3? We’ll probably find out in just over a week.


PsychoPy is used worldwide. Starting with v1.81, many parts of PsychoPy itself (the app) can be translated into any language that has a unicode character set. A translation affects what the experimenter sees while creating and running experiments; it is completely separate from what is shown to the subject. Translations of the online documentation will need a completely different approach.
In the app, translation is handled by a function, _translate()
, which takes a string argument. (The standard name is _()
, but unfortunately this conflicts with _ as used in some external packages that PsychoPy depends on.) The _translate()
function returns a translated, unicode version of the string in the locale / language that was selected when starting the app. If no translation is available for that locale, the original string is returned (= English).
A locale setting (e.g., ‘ja_JP’ for Japanese) allows the end-user (= the experimenter) to control the language that will be used for display within the app itself. (It can potentially control other display conventions as well, not just the language.) PsychoPy will obtain the locale from the user preference (if set), or the OS.
Workflow: 1) Make a translation from English (en_US) to another language. You’ll need a strong understanding of PsychoPy, English, and the other language. 2) In some cases it will be necessary to adjust PsychoPy’s code, but only if new code has been added to the app and that code displays text. Then re-do step 1 to translate the newly added strings.
See notes in psychopy/app/localization/readme.txt
.
As a translator, you will likely introduce many new people to PsychoPy, and your translations will greatly influence their experience. Try to be completely accurate; it is better to leave something in English if you are unsure how PsychoPy is supposed to work.
To translate a given language, you’ll need to know the standard 5-character code (see psychopy/app/localization/mappings). E.g., for Japanese, wherever LANG appears in the documentation here, you should use the actual code, i.e., “ja_JP” (without quotes).
A free app called poedit is useful for managing a translation. For a given language, the translation mappings (from en_US to LANG) are stored in a .po file (a text file with extension .po); after editing with poedit, these are converted into binary format (with extension .mo) which are used when the app is running.
Start translation (do these steps once):
Start a translation by opening psychopy/app/locale/LANG/LC_MESSAGE/messages.po in Poedit. If there is no such .po file, create a new one:
- make a new directory psychopy/app/locale/LANG/LC_MESSAGE/ if needed. Your LANG will be auto-detected within PsychoPy only if you follow this convention. You can copy metadata (such as the project name) from another .po file.
Set your name and e-mail address from “Preferences...” of “File” menu. Set translation properties (such as project name, language and charset) from Catalog Properties Dialog, which can be opened from “Properties...” of “Catalog” menu.
In poedit’s properties dialog, set the “source keywords” to include ‘_translate’. This allows poedit to find the strings in PsychoPy that are to be translated.
To add paths where Poedit scans .py files, open “Sources paths” tab on the Catalog Properties Dialog, and set “Base path:” to ”../../../../../” (= psychopy/psychopy/). Nothing more should be needed. If you’ve created new catalog, save your catalog to psychopy/app/locale/LANG/LC_MESSAGE/messages.po.
Probably not needed, but check anyway: Edit the file containing language code and name mappings, psychopy/app/localization/mappings, and fill in the name for your language. Give a name that should be familiar to people who read that language (i.e., use the name of the language as written in the language itself, not in en_US). About 25 are already done.
Edit a translation:
Open the .po file with Poedit and press “Update” button on the toolbar to update newly added / removed strings that need to be translated. Select a string you want to translate and input your translation to “Translation:” box. If you are unsure where string is used, point on the string in “Source text” box and right-click. You can see where the string is defined.
Technical terms should not be translated: Builder, Coder, PsychoPy, Flow, Routine, and so on. (See the Japanese translation for guidance.)
If there are formatting arguments in the original string (%s
, %(first)i
), the same number of arguments must also appear in the translation (but their order is not constrained to be the original order). If they are named (e.g., %(first)i
), that part should not be translated–here first
is a python name.
If you think your translation might have room for improvement, indicate that it is “fuzzy”. (Saving Notes does not work for me on Mac, seems like a bug in poedit.)
After making a new translation, saving it in poedit will save the .po file and also make an associated .mo file. You need to update the .mo file if you want to see your changes reflected in PsychoPy.
The start-up tips are stored in separate files, and are not translated by poedit. Instead:
- copy the default version (named psychopy/app/Resources/tips.txt) to a new file in the same directory, named tips_LANG.txt. Then replace English-language tips with translated tips. Note that some of the humor might not translate well, so feel free to leave out things that would be too odd, or include occasional mild humor that would be more appropriate. Humor must be respectful and suitable for using in a classroom, laboratory, or other professional situation. Don’t get too creative here. If you have any doubt, best leave it out. (Hopefully it goes without saying that you should avoid any religious, political, disrespectful, or sexist material.)
- in poedit, translate the file name: translate “tips.txt” as “tips_LANG.txt”
This is mostly complete (as of 1.81.00), but will be needed for new code that displays text to users of the app (experimenters, not study participants).
There are a few things to keep in mind when working on the app’s code to make it compatible with translations. If you are only making a translation, you can skip this section.
_translate()
should be used only for display purposes: in menus, tooltips, etc. A translated value should never be used as part of the logic or internal functioning of PsychoPy. It is purely a “skin”. Internally, everything must be in en_US._translate("hello")
will return a unicode string at run-time, using mappings for the current locale as provided by a translator in a .mo file. (Not all translations are available yet, see above to start a new one.) To have the app display a translated string to the experimenter, just display the return value from the underscore translation function._translate()
. If you need to translate a variable, e.g., named str_var
using the expression _translate(str_var)
, somewhere else you need to explicitly give all the possible values that str_var
can take, and enclose each of them within the translate function. It is okay for that to be elsewhere, even in another file, but not in a comment. This allows poedit to discover of all the strings that need to be translated. (This is one of the purposes of the _localized dict at the top of some modules.)_translate()
should not be given a null string to translate; if you use a variable, check that it is not ‘’ to avoid invoking _translate('')
._translate("hello, %s") % name
._translate("hello, %(first)s %(last)s") % {'first': firstname, 'last': lastname}
GetSelection()
returns the position within the list). Do not use GetStringSelection()
, because this will return the localized string, breaking the rule about a strict separation of display and logic. See Builder ParamDialogs for examples.When there are more translations (and if they make the app download large) we might want to manage things differently (e.g., have translations as a separate download from the app).


An API to return image search results from Google
Usage
/api/imagesearch/<search term> returns a list json object of 10 images for that serch term
You can optionally add a ?offset=x parameter to return results from the index x
Examples:
/api/imagesearch/free code camp
/api/imagesearch/free code camp?offest=34/api/latest/imagesearch returns the 10 most recent searches
Example:
/api/latest/imagesearch


This beans are in dialog scope. This beans can see data from parent and child execution.Used bean client: "\#{client.assignedTest1}" = "#{client.assignedTest1}"
This beans are in chart scope. This bean can not see data from parent and child execution.


Concise, meaningful, well-formatted comments should be located at key points in your program. Examples of commenting requirements will be given throughout the semester, as our knowledge of Java expands. At a minimum, all programs must contain a program heading comment that states student name, assignment number, date that the program was completed and a brief explanation of the purpose of the program. See the example programs at the bottom of this page for a look at what we consider good and bad documentation.
Code should be well-formatted, using the same indenting style throughout the program. Blank lines should be used between important portions of the program, to enhance readability. Object, variable and method names should be meaningfully related to the problem being solved. See your textbook or other Java sources to see what good program style looks like.
Here are some programming conventions (rules of thumb) that will make your programs easier to read, understand and maintain. By following these conventions, you will eliminate many errors that are often made by beginning students.
- objects and variables should always be declared private
- methods should be public
- class names start with a capital letter
- object, variable and method names start with a lower-case letter
- names of constants should be capitalized (for example,
private final static int ARRAY_SIZE = 25;
)- accessor methods should use names beginning with "
get
" and "set
". Examples includegetValue
,getThing
,setValue
,setObject
, etc.- it is helpful to always use curly braces
{}
to delimit a block of code even if there is only one statement in the block. For example,if (num > 10) { x = num / 2; }
We consider the following program to be written in a good style. Note the effective use of comments (not too many, but enough to identify the major operations of the program, and to explain the use of each variable). Further note the consistent indenting style, the use of blank lines to make the code more readable, etc. This program would receive full credit for Documentation and Programming Style when graded./*------------------------------------------* * CSC 120 Project # 1 * * Author: Sammy Student * * Date: July 31, 2023 * * * * A program that calculates the number of * * calories in a foodstuff based upon the * * number of grams of carbohydrate, fat and * * protein in the foodstuff * *------------------------------------------*/ import java.awt.*; import java.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class MUPanel extends JPanel implements ActionListener { // Declare private data here private int carbs, // input, grams of carbohydrate in some food fat, // input, grams of fat protein, // input, grams of protein totalCalories; // calculated from input values private Label carbPrompt, fatPrompt, proteinPrompt; private TextField carbField, fatField, proteinField; public MUPanel() { Container contentPane = this.getContentPane(); contentPane.setLayout(null); contentPane.setBackground(Color.WHITE); // Instantiate objects and initialize data here carbs = 0; fat = 0; protein = 0; // set up user interface items carbPrompt = new Label("Enter grams of carbohydrate:"); add(carbPrompt); carbField = new TextField(10); carbField.setText("0"); carbField.addActionListener(this); add(carbField); fatPrompt = new Label("Enter grams of fat:"); add( fatPrompt ); fatField = new TextField(10); fatField.setText("0"); fatField.addActionListener(this); add (fatField); proteinPrompt = new Label("Enter grams of protein:"); add( proteinPrompt ); proteinField = new TextField(10); proteinField.setText("0"); proteinField.addActionListener(this); add (proteinField); } // end of constructor public void paintComponent (Graphics g) { super.paintComponent(g); // calculate total calories based on input values totalCalories = 4*carbs + 9*fat + 4*protein; // place output in AppletViewer window g.drawString("A food with: "+carbs+" grams of carbohydrate,", 10, 200); g.drawString(fat+" grams of fat, and", 75, 220); g.drawString(protein+" grams of protein,", 75, 240); g.drawString("contains: ", 10, 260); g.drawString(totalCalories+" calories.", 75, 260); } // end of paintComponent() public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) { // store the values entered in the input fields by user // in the proper variables carbs = Integer.parseInt(carbField.getText()); fat = Integer.parseInt(fatField.getText()); protein = Integer.parseInt(proteinField.getText()); // redraw the AppletViewer window with the new values repaint(); } // end of actionPerformed } // end of class MUPanel
This program produces exactly the same output as the previous example, but it is almost impossible for a person to read. This program would earn no points in the Programming Style or the Documentation part of the assignment, even though it calculates all of the answers correctly.import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class MUPanel extends JPanel implements ActionListener { private int c,f,p,t; Label cP,fP,pP; TextField cF,fF,pF; public MUPanel(){ c=0;f=0;p=0; cP=new Label( "Enter grams of carbohydrate:" ); add( cP ); cF = new TextField( 10 ); cF.setText( "0" ); cF.addActionListener( this ); add ( cF ); fP = new Label( "Enter grams of fat:" ); add( fP ); fF = new TextField( 10 ); fF.setText( "0" ); fF.addActionListener( this ); add ( fF ); pP = new Label( "Enter grams of protein:" ); add( pP ); pF = new TextField( 10 ); pF.setText( "0" ); pF.addActionListener( this ); add ( pF); } public void paintComponent ( Graphics g ){ super.paintComponent(g); t=4*c+9*f+4*p; g.drawString("A food with: "+c+" grams of carbohydrate,", 10, 200); g.drawString(f+" grams of fat, and", 75, 220); g.drawString(p+" grams of protein,", 75, 240); g.drawString("contains: ", 10, 260); g.drawString(t+" calories.", 75, 260); } // end of paint() public void actionPerformed ( ActionEvent event ){ c=Integer.parseInt( cF.getText() ); f=Integer.parseInt( fF.getText() ); p=Integer.parseInt( pF.getText() ); repaint(); } }
Some students in the past have adopted a habit of placing the closing curly brace for a code block at the end of the last line in the block, instead of on a separate line after the last line in the block. This has proven to make a program VERY DIFFICULT to read, and so such usage will result in a Programming Style deduction this semester. Here is an example that shows the bad style usage of closing curly braces being discussed in this paragraph:import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class MUPanel extends JPanel { private int x, y, z; private double avg; public MUPanel { x = 14; y = 19; z = 22;} public void paintComponent ( Graphics g ) { super.paintComponent(g); avg = (x + y + z) / 3.0; // force floating-point division if (avg < 10) { System.out.println("Small average of "+avg);} else if (avg > 20) { System.out.println("Large average of "+avg);} else { System.out.println("Medium average of "+avg);}}}This program produces the correct output, but it is hard for a reader of the program to tell which of the closing braces marks the end of the else clause, the end of the paintComponent method, etc. Avoid this style in your programming this semester.


Vertice
3d Archive Interface
Victoria University of Wellington, 2016.
Submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Design Innovation.
Project Overview
Institutions such as libraries, museums and archives, have long been recognised for their collection and preservation of artifacts as a means of conserving cultural memory. With an emergence of digital modes of archiving, emphasis has been placed on reproducing existing physical artifacts as digital representations, and archival of born-digital media. By representing three-dimensional digitisations and born-digital media as two-dimensional counterparts, only a facet of the original artifact is depicted; discarding valuable visual and spatial information during translation. Information potentially essential to artifact contextualisation and understanding.
The software of this research, entitled Vertice, looks to provide a precedent for effectively representing three-dimensional digital artifacts within archive interfaces. Software for interfacing with archive collections was developed to explore how digital three-dimensional spatiality within cultural institution practice may enhance interaction between users and artifacts. Using the gaming engine, Unity3D, the archive interface allows for importing three-dimensional digital artifacts, assigning metadata and artifactual information, as well as browsing and curation of artifact collections in their native three-dimensional spatiality. Specific emphasis was placed upon the narrative value of digital artifacts and their surrounding environment for facilitating unique forms of archival engagement.
View the vertice project on Behance for more information:
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Aclor was established in November, 2007 with the purpose of providing high quality and innovative school and office supplies to students, businesses, and all other consumers.
Aclor's management team has more than 20 years of combined experience in channel expansion, material development, and machinery manufacturing. Aclor's design and production teams constantly think of ways to move the company forward and to create products that truly bring value and innovation every year.
Aclor has an average of 300 dedicated associates who devote themselves to providing professional services and quality products. Clients include major retailers and numerous small to midsized businesses in America (North, Central and South), Asia Pacific, and Europe.
While the attention of the company has changed with the times, its trend-driven model has been evolving these past years to make it more competitive, in spite of the technology that takes more center stage.
Aclor has, and will, get ahead in the coming years to evaluate new frontiers and new ventures to bring new opportunities of business and get into more lucrative fields.
Aclor is committed to being a responsible and innovative stationery provider that brings value and innovations to our customers, while trying every day to exceed their expectations.
Principles
Aclor distinguishes itself by upholding the 3 main principles that define its strategy:
Think about the needs of the customers, and the ways to make great products to satisfy them completely.
Move to constantly be creative. We are never satisfied, and we uphold the need to constantly upgrade our ideas.
Create the flow of change by developing interesting concepts for a dynamic market. Only by staying one step ahead can we truly evolve.
Aclor endeavors to maintain the trust and the confidence of our shareholders, customers, and all its business affiliates by adhering to the highest business ethics.
We have incorporated strict standards into our corporate governance practices to model our board committee and management charters, rules, regulations and code of conduct in such a manner to hold all members of Aclor to the highest business standards and ethical practices.


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============= Meeting 14-Mar-2012 =============
Agenda
-----------
0. Preliminaries (5 min)
1. Normative Types (40 mins, *Greg*) [3]
NTMatrix
NTVariantArray
NTNameValue (Guobao doen't like present arrangement)
more next week.
2. Normative Types self identification review of Andrew's suggestion
(20 minutes) [4]
3. Version release requirement (do we need a beta 1.1 or beta 1.0.1, or not?)
(*Guobao*, 15 mins)
4. Archiver interface demo from David would be great (It's been 2 weeks David!)
------------------------ Minutes ----------------------------
Present: AJ, TK, MK, NM, JR, GS, MA, GW, MS
Scribe: NM
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NEW TOPIC: Normative Types
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MK: concerns about ntfield_t (section 3).
MK: suggests to extend ntfield_t with structure_t and structure_t[]
MK and GW: discussion about structure_t[] in the context of Maser
GW: thinks that Maser uses application-specific types but normative
types should be general.
GS, MK, GW: discussion about scope of normative types
GW: NTTable is not CORBA any
MK & GS: Maser should rely on only normative types
GW & JR: consider that normative types represent only subset
(90%) of (many) application types, for example, archiver
GS: suggests two extensions of normative types, NTTable and NTNameValue (performance reason)
GW: good idea. If they are generic enough, then we can add
them as normative types.
JR & DH: also consider (probably, non-normative) new type(s)
for archiver
MK: does not like "NTMatrix" and suggests like "NTNDArray"
JR: NTNDArray is reserved by AreaDetector
AJ: agrees with Marty, probably NT2DArray ...
GW: plans to think about comments ...
************
AI on GS & MK by Mar-22-12: Write proposal to intoduce a new normative type for addressing
requirements of Maser and (probably) Archiver. Specifically for representation and transport of numbers of channels, where each channel may be a waveform valued channel.
************
GW: suggests to consider and extend NTMultichannelArray
************
NEW TOPIC: Normative Types self identification review of Andrew's suggestion
************
AJ: suggest to apply the aspect-oriented approach
AJ: The bitfield that defined the contents of the type may be extendible for
data that are extensions of NTypes.
NM: What is teh definition of trait?
GW: let's consider NTAggregate (section 6.6) What is relationship
between types and traits?
AJ: bitfield can be associated with a structure rather than a structure member
All: hot discussion about type ids .... no convergence
GW (with the help of AJ) will try to implement some
demo to resolve issues.
************
NEW TOPIC: Version release requirement (do we need a beta 1.1 or beta 1.0.1, or not?)
************
GS: needs a version number for his debian package
GW: Suggets libpvdata--20120315
AI on JR by (open): Release new snapshot for c++ called beta-1.0.1


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Swimlane consolidates security alerts from multiple sources and automatically assists organizations with the activities required to resolve alerts and stop attacks. The resolution of the alert can occur either automatically or manually by analyst intervention. Either way, the alert is resolved utilizing expert-defined processes, enabling the organization to cost-effectively close alerts.
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A Ruby on Rails-based application with a React-based meeting UI to make it easy to plan, execute, and communicate around meetings.
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Today ,we will do something different
Finding out what our namesmean in Ghanian Language
Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first
name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. Here are Ghanian day
names.


The Rich Man's Wife * * * (out of four) Starring Halle Berry, Christopher McDonald, Clive Owen, Peter Greene and Clea Lewis Directed by Amy Holden Jones Rated R for profanity and strong violence Theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1 Released in 1996 Running 95 minutes
The Rich Man's Wife is one of those movies like Final Analysis or Body Double, where the story and characters are so one-dimensional and contrived that you know you shouldn't be enjoying yourself. But somehow, the movie just tries so hard that you begin to forgive it and get into the swing of things. Not that it's bad, it's just that it's been done before; and better, in my opinion.
I realize that this is going to sound pretty bizarre, but it's probably the best analogy that I can come up with right now; you know how when you see a spider or something in your toilet, striving helplessly to get out, and instead of just flushing him, you end up kind of rooting for the little guy? That's basically how I felt about this movie. I mean, it's not very good, but it's not completely bad either.
The wife of the title is Josie Potenza (played nicely by Halle Berry). She is married to Tony (Christopher McDonald...you know, the guy who looks like Joe Piscapo), a really stressed-out businessman who drinks way to much and doesn't give Josie the attention she deserves (*cough, cough*). Thus, she is driven into the arms of another man, Jake Golden (Clive Owen). Near the beginning of the film, Josie decides to try and work things out with Tony by dumping Jake and going on a vacation to a remote cabin in the woods.
Once there, however, Tony has to leave almost immediately due to business details (I'm still not quite sure what line of work he's in). Making the best of her situation, Josie stays there and begins making the rounds at the local bars. One night, she meets a stranger named Cole (Peter Greene, finally getting a meaty role). They have dinner together, and eventually, both Josie and the audience start to realize that Cole is homicidal. After learning that she is not happily married, Cole offers to "take care" of the problem.
Managing to escape from the psychotic maniac, Josie returns home and starts a reconciliation with her estranged and very wealthy husband. But then one night, Cole shows up...
And here is where the fun begins. From this point on, it's going to be a no-holds- barred cliche-fest, ripping off every movie from Strangers on a Train to The Usual Suspects. This is why most critics panned this movie when it first came out. And for the most part, they're right; The Rich Man's Wife has nary one original bone in it's body. But who cares?  And if you suspense buffs aren't already sold, it has a killer of an ending too.
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7.5 The asynchat ModuleThe asynchat module is an extension to asyncore. It provides additional support for line-oriented protocols. It also provides improved buffering support, via the push methods and the "producer" mechanism. Example 7-12 implements a very minimal HTTP responder. It simply returns an HTML document containing information from an HTTP request (the output appears in the browser window). Example 7-12. Using the asynchat Module to Implement a Minimal HTTP ServerFile: asynchat-example-1.py import asyncore, asynchat import os, socket, string PORT = 8000 class HTTPChannel(asynchat.async_chat): def _ _init_ _(self, server, sock, addr): asynchat.async_chat._ _init_ _(self, sock) self.set_terminator("\r\n") self.request = None self.data = "" self.shutdown = 0 def collect_incoming_data(self, data): self.data = self.data + data def found_terminator(self): if not self.request: # got the request line self.request = string.split(self.data, None, 2) if len(self.request) != 3: self.shutdown = 1 else: self.push("HTTP/1.0 200 OK\r\n") self.push("Content-type: text/html\r\n") self.push("\r\n") self.data = self.data + "\r\n" self.set_terminator("\r\n\r\n") # look for end of headers else: # return payload. self.push("
\r\n") self.push(self.data) self.push("
\r\n") self.close_when_done() class HTTPServer(asyncore.dispatcher): def _ _init_ _(self, port): self.create_socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) self.bind(("", port)) self.listen(5) def handle_accept(self): conn, addr = self.accept() HTTPChannel(self, conn, addr) # # try it out s = HTTPServer(PORT) print "serving at port", PORT, "..." asyncore.loop() GET / HTTP/1.1 Accept: */* Accept-Language: en, sv Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; Bruce/1.0) Host: localhost:8000 Connection: Keep-Alive The producer interface allows you to "push" objects that are too large to store in memory. asyncore calls the producer's more method whenever it needs more data. To signal end of file, just return an empty string. Example 7-13 implements a very simple file-based HTTP server, using a simple FileProducer class that reads data from a file, a few kilobytes at the time. Example 7-13. Using the asynchat Module to Implement a Simple HTTP ServerFile: asynchat-example-2.py import asyncore, asynchat import os, socket, string, sys import StringIO, mimetools ROOT = "." PORT = 8000 class HTTPChannel(asynchat.async_chat): def _ _init_ _(self, server, sock, addr): asynchat.async_chat._ _init_ _(self, sock) self.server = server self.set_terminator("\r\n\r\n") self.header = None self.data = "" self.shutdown = 0 def collect_incoming_data(self, data): self.data = self.data + data if len(self.data) > 16384: # limit the header size to prevent attacks self.shutdown = 1 def found_terminator(self): if not self.header: # parse http header fp = StringIO.StringIO(self.data) request = string.split(fp.readline(), None, 2) if len(request) != 3: # badly formed request; just shut down self.shutdown = 1 else: # parse message header self.header = mimetools.Message(fp) self.set_terminator("\r\n") self.server.handle_request( self, request[0], request[1], self.header ) self.close_when_done() self.data = "" else: pass # ignore body data, for now def pushstatus(self, status, explanation="OK"): self.push("HTTP/1.0 %d %s\r\n" % (status, explanation)) class FileProducer: # a producer that reads data from a file object def _ _init_ _(self, file): self.file = file def more(self): if self.file: data = self.file.read(2048) if data: return data self.file = None return "" class HTTPServer(asyncore.dispatcher): def _ _init_ _(self, port=None, request=None): if not port: port = 80 self.port = port if request: self.handle_request = request # external request handler self.create_socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) self.bind(("", port)) self.listen(5) def handle_accept(self): conn, addr = self.accept() HTTPChannel(self, conn, addr) def handle_request(self, channel, method, path, header): try: # this is not safe! while path[:1] == "/": path = path[1:] filename = os.path.join(ROOT, path) print path, "=>", filename file = open(filename, "r") except IOError: channel.pushstatus(404, "Not found") channel.push("Content-type: text/html\r\n") channel.push("\r\n") channel.push("File not found.\r\n") else: channel.pushstatus(200, "OK") channel.push("Content-type: text/html\r\n") channel.push("\r\n") channel.push_with_producer(FileProducer(file)) # # try it out s = HTTPServer(PORT) print "serving at port", PORT asyncore.loop() serving at port 8000 log: adding channel <HTTPServer at 8e54d0> log: adding channel <HTTPChannel at 8e64a0> samples/sample.htm => .\samples/sample.htm log: closing channel 96:<HTTPChannel connected at 8e64a0> |
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The back.
Starting with a square cross section adjust the twist and the x position along the length.
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Here is a simple introduction to
Functional Reactive Programming (FRP), we won't go deeper into the mathematical theories behind
the paradigm or explain the different implementations or types of it.
Note that FRP fits some problems better than others. User interfaces and networking are two event-based
areas where it fits especially well. Not surprisingly, FRP is excellent for web applications. For
other situations, other paradigms like actor model would be more suitable.
How to enhance progressively from left to right?
Simple things taking too long.
Rewritten from scratch!
And a million dollars later...
It hits the same wall again!
The old school state machine works in the following way:
We could say that all programs are fundamentally state machines.
codes written in a traditional state-machine style tends to be unreadable and brittle.
codes become hard to reason about as the program goes bigger.
And a programmer’s main task is to structure clean codes.
KEEP CALM and REBOOT.
CTRL+ALT+DELETE fixes everything.
If all else fails, RESTART.
Still not work?
Restart the world!
A specific method of reactive programming that enforces the rules of functional programming, particularly the property of compositionality.
Conal Elliott is one of the inventors of FRP, this concept was first introduced in his paper Functional Reactive Animation to composing richly interactive, multi-media animations.
Cells: Continuous values over time
Streams: Discrete events pushed into the FRP sys.
Declarative combinators that guarantee sensible composition.
const num = new Cell<number>(1);
const doubled = num.map(n => n * 2);
// <Cell>.lift( b: Cell, (A, B) => C): Cell<C>
const added = num.lift( doubled, (n, d) => n + d);
Always has a value
const nums = new StreamSink<number>();
const doubled: Stream<number> = num.map(n => n * 2);
const evens: Stream<number> = num.filter(n => n % 2 === 0);
nums.send(2);
Fires at discrete points in time with a value.
FRP is a subset of both functional and reactive programming.
A broad term meaning that a program is
It doesn’t dictate any specific method of achieving these aims. Reactive programming gives looser coupling between program components, so the code is more modular.
Microsoft’s Reactive Extensions ( Rx) is mostly concerned with chaining event handlers, and it gives you many options for how you do it.
A style or paradigm of programming based on functions, in the mathematical sense of the word. It deliberately avoids shared mutable state, so it implies the use of immutable data structures, and it emphasizes Compositionality and Referential transparency
The principle of compositionality:
The meaning of an expression is determined by the meanings of its parts and the rules used to combine them.
Without compositionality, the consequences of composing program modules are ad hoc.
FRP is compositional because it imposes mathematical rules that force the interaction of program elements to be simple and predictable by using denotational semantics . So we can think in teams of dependency and think declaratively.
Referential transparency is an oft-touted property of (pure) functional languages, which makes it easier to reason about the behavior of programs. I don't think there is any formal definition, but it usually means that an expression always evaluates to the same result in any context. Side effects like (uncontrolled) imperative update break this desirable property. C and ML are languages with constructs that are not referentially transparent.
In short, the function must have no external effects other than through the returned value, and it must not be affected by any external state.
Traditionally, software is expressed as a sequence of steps.
The problem with representing dependencies as a sequence comes when you go to change the code.
How to cook a lasagna?
Nope! This is no way to write a cookbook:
it’s an
operational definition of lasagna
This is how our cookbook would be written:
Notice a few things:
vs
If you fix the problems with listeners, you’ll invent FRP.
Typically during program startup, FRP code statements are converted into a directed graph in memory.
For the rest of the program execution you feed in values and turn the crank handle, and the FRP engine produces output.
| Data Type | Outputs a Stream | Outputs a Cell | Outputs a value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stream | |||
| Cell |
class Stream
Stream represents a stream of events.
class Cell
Cell is a mutable variable——because it represents the state mutation
In a similar way, FRP takes the evil of event handling, divides it into little pieces, and then banishes each piece into an evil-proof box called a stream or a cell.
never :: Stream a
In Sodium it doesn’t have the name never. If A stream constructed in the way has no mechanism to cause it to fire, so it’s guaranteed never to fire.
map :: (a -> b) -> Stream a -> Stream b
merge :: Stream a -> Stream a -> Stream a
Two or more stream events that occur in the same transaction
But No.3 on the left, a single mouse click will cause two simultaneous events to be generated:
You’ll almost certainly want to merge these streams at some point in the program. Because these two events originate in the same mouse click event, they’re simultaneous.
Otherwise, you will get a glitch of the cursor style.
The mechanics of how merge deals with simultaneous events
orElse :: s1.merge(s2, (l, r) -> l)
snapshot :: Stream a -> Cell b -> Stream (a, b)
filter::Stream (Maybe a) -> Stream a
hold :: a -> Stream a -> Cell a
let's go back to the last example
Can you see the loop here?
Value loop—In functional programming, a value defined directly or through other variables in terms of itself.
So how do we do?
A dummy!——CellLoop and the loop operator
lift ::(A -> B -> C) -> Cell A -> Cell B -> Cell C
map on cells can be seen as a lift of a single cell.
sample ::Cell A -> A
This is useful for interacting with non FRP logics.
Allows the data flow graph to change dynamically
switchC :: Cell (Cell A) -> Cell A
switchS :: Cell (Stream A) -> Stream A
Interfacing your FRP code to the rest of your program has two parts:
A subclass of Stream that adds a method called send()
A subclass of Cell that has send() and listen()
create a transaction explicitly like this:
Sodium executes a transaction in two steps:
Multiple send()s in a single transaction
Packets come into the system,each containing a list of commands.
Let’s split the packets into individual commands.
we can also nested the split
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
Not in the FRP world!
FRP's restriction:
What you’re getting in return?
OOP vs FRP
with drag&drop exampleThe mechanism of continuous time is to update a cell representing time before passing external events into the FRP system.
Externally, you’re saying, “Please sample the model at time t,” but within the model, you can think of time as varying continuously.
such as
Features
Features(continue)
Features(continue)
Features(continue)
The interface between the pump logic and the (simulated) outside world
modules:
Last thing, don't forget to put them together, make an frp directed graph.
module example: keypad logic
I’m glad you’re starting by asking about a specification rather than implementation first. There are a lot of ideas floating around about what FRP is. For me it’s always been two things: (a) denotative and (b) temporally continuous. Many folks drop both of these properties and identify FRP with various implementation notions, all of which are beside the point in my perspective.
By “denotative,” I mean founded on a precise, simple, implementation-independent, compositional semantics that exactly specifies the meaning of each type and building block. The compositional nature of the semantics then determines the meaning of all type-correct combinations of the building blocks
A true FRP system has to be specified using denotational semantics. FRP controls what you do more tightly and gives you strong guarantees in return.
The old FRP space leaks, because it try to remember every thing in the past.
It can still be possible in Sodium when you change the scence graph not carefully enough.
But if you forget the past, you can still make your computer happy: Practical Principled FRP.
About sodium:
Essays:
Demos:
Other materials:


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def flatten(tensor, keep):
if keep == 0:
out_shape = [-1]
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out_shape = [left] + [fixed_shape[i] or tf.shape(tensor)[i] for i in range(start, len(fixed_shape))]
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This map, which is part of my dissertation, was made by Lincoln Mullen in D3.js (code here). Historic state boundaries are from NHGIS. The Paulist missions are recorded in Chronicle of the Missions Given by the Congregation of Missionary Priests of St. Paul the Apostle, six manuscript volumes, Office of Paulist History and Archives, North American Paulist Center, Washington, DC.
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Calculates a buffer for input features for a given radius. Units supported are miles, kilometers, and degrees.
When using a negative radius, the resulting geometry may be invalid if it's too small compared to the radius magnitude. If the input is a FeatureCollection, only valid members will be returned in the output FeatureCollection - i.e., the output collection may have fewer members than the input, or even be empty.
input to be buffered
distance to draw the buffer (in meters, negative values are allowed)
number of steps
buffered features
Returns a cloned copy of the passed GeoJSON Object, including possible 'Foreign Members'. ~3-5x faster than the common JSON.parse + JSON.stringify combo method.
GeoJSON Object
cloned GeoJSON Object
Takes a set of points and returns a concave hull Polygon or MultiPolygon. Internally, this uses [turf-tin] (https://github.com/Turfjs/turf-tin) to generate geometries.
input points
a concave hull (null value is returned if unable to compute hull)
Takes a Feature or a FeatureCollection and returns a convex hull Polygon.
Internally this uses the [convex-hull] (https://github.com/mikolalysenko/convex-hull) module that implements a [monotone chain hull] (http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Algorithm_Implementation/Geometry/Convex_hull/Monotone_chain).
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Optional parameters (concavity: 1 - thin shape. Infinity - convex hull.)
a convex hull
Dissolves a FeatureCollection of polygon features, filtered by an optional property name:value. Note that mulitpolygon features within the collection are not supported
features with equals 'propertyName' in properties
will be merged
a FeatureCollection containing the dissolved polygons
Get all coordinates from any GeoJSON object.
any GeoJSON object
coordinate position array
Takes a Feature or FeatureCollection and returns a Point guaranteed to be on the surface of the feature.
any Feature or FeatureCollection
a point on the surface of input
Takes a GeoJSON object and returns a simplified version. Internally uses [simplify-js] (http://mourner.github.io/simplify-js/) to perform simplification using the Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm.
object to be simplified
a simplified GeoJSON
Takes a GeoJSON object and returns a simplified version. Internally uses [simplify-js] (http://mourner.github.io/simplify-js/) to perform simplification using the Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on track to secure a decisive majority of almost 50 lawmakers ahead of Britain’s Dec. 12 national election, according to an analysis of thousands of interviews from opinion polls.
Johnson’s Conservative Party looks likely to score around 349 seats in the House of Commons, a gain of 57 seats, according to the results from number-crunching firm Datapraxis, published by the Sunday Times newspaper.
The main opposition Labour is on course to lose around 30 members of parliament, the model showed, leaving it with 213 seats.
Aside from the Conservatives, the other big winner looks set to be the Scottish National Party. Set to regain 14 lawmakers, the model suggest it will cement its status as Britain’s third-largest party in terms of number of seats, the model showed.
The predictive model incorporated data from 270,000 interviews conducted by polling company YouGov.
A YouGov poll published earlier on Saturday showed the Conservatives’ vote share at 42%, 12 points ahead of Labour.


--- title: Label-mixing transforms keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Callbacks that perform data augmentation by mixing samples in different ways." description: "Callbacks that perform data augmentation by mixing samples in different ways." nb_path: "nbs/003c_data.mixed_augmentation.ipynb" ---
from tsai.models.utils import *
from tsai.models.ResNet import *
from tsai.learner import *
dsid = 'NATOPS'
X, y, splits = get_UCR_data(dsid, return_split=False)
tfms = [None, Categorize()]
batch_tfms = TSStandardize()
dls = get_ts_dls(X, y, tfms=tfms, splits=splits, batch_tfms=batch_tfms)
model = build_model(ResNet, dls=dls)
learn = Learner(dls, model, cbs=MixUp1d(0.4))
learn.fit_one_cycle(1)
dsid = 'NATOPS'
X, y, splits = get_UCR_data(dsid, return_split=False)
tfms = [None, Categorize()]
batch_tfms = TSStandardize()
dls = get_ts_dls(X, y, tfms=tfms, splits=splits, batch_tfms=batch_tfms)
model = build_model(ResNet, dls=dls)
learn = Learner(dls, model, cbs=CutMix1d(1.))
learn.fit_one_cycle(1)
dsid = 'NATOPS'
X, y, splits = get_UCR_data(dsid, return_split=False)
batch_tfms = TSStandardize()
dls = get_ts_dls(X, splits=splits, batch_tfms=batch_tfms)
model = build_model(ResNet, dls=dls)
learn = Learner(dls, model, loss_func=MSELossFlat(), cbs=CutMix1D(1.))
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