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Overview
RQ Data Connect Bridge is intended to be an alternative to database replication, and allows you to retrieve tables from your RQ database.
For examples of how RQ Data Connect Bridge can be used, see Extended Examples.
Authentication
RQ Data Connect Bridge supports many different methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}}.
Endpoints
- Sandbox: https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net
- Production: https://rqdataconnect.iqmetrix.net
Resources
TableColumn
Each table in the latest version of RQ will have a TableColumn resource for each of its columns
{
"TableName": "iQclerk_ARPaymentInvoicesAndPayments",
"Column_Name": "ReferenceNumber",
"Length": "30",
"ORDINAL_POSITION": "8",
"Type": "varchar"
}
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
TableName (String ) |
Name of the table |
Column_Name (String ) |
Name of the column |
Length (Integer ) |
Maximum acceptable input size, where applicable |
ORDINAL_POSITION (Integer ) |
Position of the column in the table |
Type (String ) |
Database type |
Delta
A resource representing changes to a table in the latest version of RQ.
{
"DeltaCount": "68",
"DeltaTimeSec": "28704556",
"Table": "CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets"
}
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
DeltaCount (Integer ) |
Number of rows that have changes |
DeltaTimeSec (Integer ) |
|
Table (String ) |
Name of a table in the latest version of RQ |
Requests
Getting Table Schemas in Latest RQ
This request will return a list of the columns in each table in the latest version of RQ.
Request
GET /bridge/current/schema?Auth={Auth}&Response={Response}
Headers
Authorization: Bearer (Access Token)
(Optional) - Bearer token used for authentication. For other methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}}Accept-Encoding: gzip
(Optional) - Compression algorithm. For other methods of compression, see {{CompressionOptions}}
URI Parameters
-
Auth
(Optional) - Basic token used for authentication. For other methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}} -
Response
(Optional) - Default is JSON. For other methods of response, see {{ResponseOptions}}
Example
GET /bridge/current/schema
curl -X GET "https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/schema"
Using RestSharp;
at the top of your file.
static IRestResponse GettingTableSchemasInLatestRq()
{
var client = new RestClient("https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/schema");
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
return client.Execute(request);
}
import org.apache.http.client.methods.CloseableHttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients;
import java.io.IOException;
public static CloseableHttpResponse GettingTableSchemasInLatestRq() throws IOException {
CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClients.createDefault();
HttpGet request = new HttpGet("https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/schema");
return httpClient.execute(request);
}
gem install rest-client
.
require 'rest-client'
response = RestClient.get 'https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/schema', {
}
puts response
Response
Array[[tablecolumn](#TableColumn)]
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
This is the default result obtained by omitting the Auth
URI parameter
[
{
"TableName": "iQclerk_ARPaymentInvoicesAndPayments",
"Column_Name": "ReferenceNumber",
"Length": 30,
"ORDINAL_POSITION": 8,
"Type": "varchar"
}
]
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
This is the default result obtained by omitting the URI parameter Auth=JsonDataTable
. This response type wraps the data in a “Records” array and adds a “Schema” array, which contains information about each column in the report.
{
"Records": [
{
"TableName": "iQclerk_ARPaymentInvoicesAndPayments",
"Column_Name": "ReferenceNumber",
"Length": 30,
"ORDINAL_POSITION": 8,
"Type": "varchar"
}
],
"Schema": [
{
"Column_Name": "ColumnName",
"Type": "datatype",
"SafeType": "safetype",
"Length": 100
}
]
}
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/xml
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Xml
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/xml
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=XmlDataTable
. This response type appends to the bottom of the request a summary of information about each column in the report.
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/csv
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Csv
TableName,Column_Name,Length,ORDINAL_POSITION,Type iQclerk_ARPaymentInvoicesAndPayments,ReferenceNumber,30,8,varchar
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Excel
content-disposition: attachment;filename=reportname-2016-07-11.xlsx Binary *.xlsx file
Getting Rows from a Table in RQ
This request will return the contents of a table in the latest version of RQ. The response to this request will match the appropriate table schema defined in Getting Table Schemas in Latest RQ.
Request
GET /bridge/current/data?Table={TableName}&Auth={Auth}&Response={Response}
Headers
Authorization: Bearer (Access Token)
(Optional) - Bearer token used for authentication. For other methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}}Accept-Encoding: gzip
(Optional) - Compression algorithm. For other methods of compression, see {{CompressionOptions}}
URI Parameters
-
TableName
(Required) - Name of a Table in RQ, for a complete list see Getting Schema for the Latest Version of RQ -
Auth
(Optional) - Basic token used for authentication. For other methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}} -
Response
(Optional) - Default is JSON. For other methods of response, see {{ResponseOptions}}
Example
GET /bridge/current/data?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets
curl -X GET "https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/data?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets"
Using RestSharp;
at the top of your file.
static IRestResponse GettingRowsFromATableInRq()
{
var client = new RestClient("https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/data?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets");
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
return client.Execute(request);
}
import org.apache.http.client.methods.CloseableHttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients;
import java.io.IOException;
public static CloseableHttpResponse GettingRowsFromATableInRq() throws IOException {
CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClients.createDefault();
HttpGet request = new HttpGet("https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/data?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets");
return httpClient.execute(request);
}
gem install rest-client
.
require 'rest-client'
response = RestClient.get 'https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/data?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets', {
}
puts response
Response
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
This is the default result obtained by omitting the Auth
URI parameter
[
{
"CarrierCustomerHandsetID": "7f1b91e2-9692-4efe-923b-7bc90720ccb8",
"CarrierCustomerID": "62c24270-503a-4de4-9d75-416c92a748d7",
"SaleInvoiceID": -1,
"StoreID": 3,
"PhoneMake": "null",
"PhoneModel": "Unknown Device",
"ESN": "",
"IMEI": "354493046773064",
"CustomTelephoneNumber": "8186368202",
"BAN": "null",
"SIM": "89014103254674079938",
"MDN": "null",
"ActivationDate": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"ExpiryDate": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"RateORServicePlanName": "null",
"RateORServicePlanDescription": "null",
"RateORServicePlanInclusions": "null",
"RateORServicePlanSOC": "FN2NM0A60",
"RateORServicePlanTerm": "null",
"RateORServicePlanFeatures": "null",
"RateORServicePlanContractTerm": "2",
"SalesRepName": "null",
"DealerName": "HJG6E",
"BillingCycle": "null",
"BillingCycleDate": 17,
"DepositAmount": 0,
"BillingCode": "",
"IsActivatedIQ": 0,
"RateORServicePlan2SOC": "null",
"RateORServicePlan2Description": "null",
"DealerCode": "null",
"CompanyCode": "null",
"PortInNumber": "null",
"DepositIndicator": "No Deposit",
"FlowType": "null",
"ActivationTermType": "null",
"IsBYOD": null,
"Priority": null,
"CarrierServiceResource": "null",
"RowThumbprint": "1c1103c2-db83-4df9-a86d-1b649bf304ee",
"RowInserted": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"RowUpdated": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"Operation": "Inserted"
}
]
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
This is the default result obtained by omitting the URI parameter Auth=JsonDataTable
. This response type wraps the data in a “Records” array and adds a “Schema” array, which contains information about each column in the report.
{
"Records": [
{
"CarrierCustomerHandsetID": "7f1b91e2-9692-4efe-923b-7bc90720ccb8",
"CarrierCustomerID": "62c24270-503a-4de4-9d75-416c92a748d7",
"SaleInvoiceID": -1,
"StoreID": 3,
"PhoneMake": "null",
"PhoneModel": "Unknown Device",
"ESN": "",
"IMEI": "354493046773064",
"CustomTelephoneNumber": "8186368202",
"BAN": "null",
"SIM": "89014103254674079938",
"MDN": "null",
"ActivationDate": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"ExpiryDate": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"RateORServicePlanName": "null",
"RateORServicePlanDescription": "null",
"RateORServicePlanInclusions": "null",
"RateORServicePlanSOC": "FN2NM0A60",
"RateORServicePlanTerm": "null",
"RateORServicePlanFeatures": "null",
"RateORServicePlanContractTerm": "2",
"SalesRepName": "null",
"DealerName": "HJG6E",
"BillingCycle": "null",
"BillingCycleDate": 17,
"DepositAmount": 0,
"BillingCode": "",
"IsActivatedIQ": 0,
"RateORServicePlan2SOC": "null",
"RateORServicePlan2Description": "null",
"DealerCode": "null",
"CompanyCode": "null",
"PortInNumber": "null",
"DepositIndicator": "No Deposit",
"FlowType": "null",
"ActivationTermType": "null",
"IsBYOD": null,
"Priority": null,
"CarrierServiceResource": "null",
"RowThumbprint": "1c1103c2-db83-4df9-a86d-1b649bf304ee",
"RowInserted": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"RowUpdated": "2014-10-01T15:00:12.05",
"Operation": "Inserted"
}
],
"Schema": [
{
"Column_Name": "ColumnName",
"Type": "datatype",
"SafeType": "safetype",
"Length": 100
}
]
}
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/xml
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Xml
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/xml
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=XmlDataTable
. This response type appends to the bottom of the request a summary of information about each column in the report.
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/csv
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Csv
CarrierCustomerHandsetID,CarrierCustomerID,SaleInvoiceID,StoreID,PhoneMake,PhoneModel,ESN,IMEI,CustomTelephoneNumber,BAN,SIM,MDN,ActivationDate,ExpiryDate,RateORServicePlanName,RateORServicePlanDescription,RateORServicePlanInclusions,RateORServicePlanSOC,RateORServicePlanTerm,RateORServicePlanFeatures,RateORServicePlanContractTerm,SalesRepName,DealerName,BillingCycle,BillingCycleDate,DepositAmount,BillingCode,IsActivatedIQ,RateORServicePlan2SOC,RateORServicePlan2Description,DealerCode,CompanyCode,PortInNumber,DepositIndicator,FlowType,ActivationTermType,IsBYOD,Priority,CarrierServiceResource,RowThumbprint,RowInserted,RowUpdated,Operation 7f1b91e2-9692-4efe-923b-7bc90720ccb8,62c24270-503a-4de4-9d75-416c92a748d7,-1,3,null,Unknown Device,,354493046773064,8186368202,null,89014103254674079938,null,2014-10-01T15:00:12.05,2014-10-01T15:00:12.05,null,null,null,FN2NM0A60,null,null,2,null,HJG6E,null,17,0.00,,0,null,null,null,null,null,No Deposit,null,null,null,null,null,1c1103c2-db83-4df9-a86d-1b649bf304ee,2014-10-01T15:00:12.05,2014-10-01T15:00:12.05,Inserted
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Excel
content-disposition: attachment;filename=reportname-2016-07-11.xlsx Binary *.xlsx file
Getting Changes to a Table in RQ
This request will return a summary of the changes or “deltas” in a table in the latest version of RQ since a specified date.
Request
GET /bridge/current/delta?Table={TableName}&RowDateTime={RowDateTime}&Auth={Auth}&Response={Response}
Headers
Authorization: Bearer (Access Token)
(Optional) - Bearer token used for authentication. For other methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}}Accept-Encoding: gzip
(Optional) - Compression algorithm. For other methods of compression, see {{CompressionOptions}}
URI Parameters
-
TableName
(Required) - Name of a Table in RQ, for a complete list see Getting Schema for the Latest Version of RQ -
RowDateTime
(Required) - Changes since this date will be returned in the response -
Auth
(Optional) - Basic token used for authentication. For other methods of authentication, see {{AuthenticationOptions}} -
Response
(Optional) - Default is JSON. For other methods of response, see {{ResponseOptions}}
Example
GET /bridge/current/delta?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets&RowDateTime=2015-07-14T23:26:39.000Z
curl -X GET "https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/delta?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets&RowDateTime=2015-07-14T23:26:39.000Z"
Using RestSharp;
at the top of your file.
static IRestResponse GettingChangesToATableInRq()
{
var client = new RestClient("https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/delta?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets&RowDateTime=2015-07-14T23:26:39.000Z");
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
return client.Execute(request);
}
import org.apache.http.client.methods.CloseableHttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpGet;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.CloseableHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.HttpClients;
import java.io.IOException;
public static CloseableHttpResponse GettingChangesToATableInRq() throws IOException {
CloseableHttpClient httpClient = HttpClients.createDefault();
HttpGet request = new HttpGet("https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/delta?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets&RowDateTime=2015-07-14T23:26:39.000Z");
return httpClient.execute(request);
}
gem install rest-client
.
require 'rest-client'
response = RestClient.get 'https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/delta?Table=CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets&RowDateTime=2015-07-14T23:26:39.000Z', {
}
puts response
Response
Array[[delta](#Delta)]
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
This is the default result obtained by omitting the Auth
URI parameter
[
{
"DeltaCount": 68,
"DeltaTimeSec": 28704556,
"Table": "CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets"
}
]
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/json
This is the default result obtained by omitting the URI parameter Auth=JsonDataTable
. This response type wraps the data in a “Records” array and adds a “Schema” array, which contains information about each column in the report.
{
"Records": [
{
"DeltaCount": 68,
"DeltaTimeSec": 28704556,
"Table": "CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets"
}
],
"Schema": [
{
"Column_Name": "ColumnName",
"Type": "datatype",
"SafeType": "safetype",
"Length": 100
}
]
}
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/xml
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Xml
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/xml
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=XmlDataTable
. This response type appends to the bottom of the request a summary of information about each column in the report.
HTTP 200 Content-Type: text/csv
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Csv
DeltaCount,DeltaTimeSec,Table 68,28704556,CarrierIntegrationCustomerHandsets
HTTP 200 Content-Type: application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet
This result is obtained by using the URL parameter Auth=Excel
content-disposition: attachment;filename=reportname-2016-07-11.xlsx Binary *.xlsx file
Extended Examples
These examples are intended to illustrate some suggested uses of RQ Data Connect Bridge.
Data Replication
In this example, we will get a list of time off requests made since January 1st, 2016, which are stored in the table iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff.
First we must see if there is any data using Getting Changes to a Table in RQ. This will return a list of “Deltas” or changes to the table since a specified date.
Example Request
GET https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/delta?Table=iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff&RowDateTime=2016-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
Authorization: Bearer (Access Token)
Example Response
[
{
"Table": "iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff",
"DeltaCount": 26,
"DeltaTimeSec": 10844356
}
]
From the response we can see there have been changes to 26 rows in the iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff table since January 1st, 2016.
Next we must ensure the application we are building knows what the iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff table looks like.
This data can be obtained using the Getting Table Schemas in Latest RQ.
Example Request
GET https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/schema
Authorization: Bearer (Access Token)
Example Response
[
...,
{
"TableName": "iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff",
"Column_Name": "RequestID",
"Type": "int",
"Length": null,
"ORDINAL_POSITION": 1
},
{
"TableName": "iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff",
"Column_Name": "EmployeeID",
"Type": "int",
"Length": null,
"ORDINAL_POSITION": 2
},
...
]
From the response we can see the format of the data that will be returned in the next request, using Getting Rows from a Table in RQ
Example Request
GET https://rqdataconnectdemo.iqmetrix.net/bridge/current/data?Table=iQplanner_HR_RequestedTimeOff
Authorization: Bearer (Access Token)
Example Response
[
{
"RequestID": 39,
"EmployeeID": 31,
"DateFrom": "2011-11-05T08:30:00",
"DateTo": "2011-11-05T17:30:00",
"Type": 1,
"Status": 1,
"Notes": "Dentist",
"ApprovedByID": 8,
"ManagerNotes": "",
"Paid": false,
"PaidNotes": "",
"TimeZoneID": 5,
"SubmitDate": "2011-08-31T08:06:57.09",
"RequestedByID": null,
"DaysRequested": null,
"RowThumbprint": "ac5a4ffa-3a4c-4424-9d88-4743517b8549",
"RowInserted": "2011-08-31T08:06:57.09",
"RowUpdated": null,
"Operation": "Inserted"
},
...
]
Errors
| HTTP Status Code | Description | How to Resolve |
|---|---|---|
HTTP 400 |
Bad Request |
Ensure request body is formatted properly |
HTTP 401 |
Token is invalid |
Ensure Access Token is valid and has not expired |
HTTP 403 |
Unauthorized |
Ensure Access Token is valid and user has appropriate security |
HTTP 404 |
Not Found |
Ensure URI is valid |
HTTP 429 |
Too Many Requests |
See Rate Limiting |
HTTP 500 |
Unexpected Error |
See Message in response for more information |


Kohli, Ishant, Dhawan among big names included in Delhi’s 30-member probables list for Ranji Trophy
by Press Trust of IndiaIndia players, including captain Virat Kohli, Ishant Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and Rishabh Pant were on Monday named among the 30 shortlisted players for the Delhi team for the Ranji Trophy camp beginning in New Delhi on Tuesday.
Ranji Trophy begins on December 9 with Delhi opening their campaign against Kerala.
While Kohli is unlikely to feature in the tournament because of his India commitments, the likes of Dhawan and Ishant, who don’t play all formats, will be available for selection if not on national duty.
Pant, who is no more a certain starter in the Test eleven, can also feature in the tournament.
The southpaw was part of the India squad that took on Bangladesh in the two-Test series which concluded on Sunday but did not get to play. Therefore, he was released to turn up for Delhi in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy.
Another India player in the shortlist is pacer Navdeep Saini.
Probables: Virat Kohli, Shikhar Dhawan, Ishant Sharma, Rishabh Pant, Navdeep Saini, Kunwar Bidhuri, Jonty Sidhu, Nitish Rana, Shivam Sharma, Vikas Tokas, Pranshu Vijayran, Dhruv Shorey, Vikas Mishra, Tejas Baroka, Manan Sharma, Subodh Bhati, Hiten Dalal, Shivank Vashisht, Anuj Rawat, Simarjeet Singh, Karan Dagar, Kunal Chandela, Kulwant Khejroliya, Lalit Yadav, Gourav Kumar, Rajesh Sharma, Himmat Singh, Kuldip Yadav, Pawan Suyal, Kshitiz Sharma.
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'Next window' - Everton 'interest', transfer fees and the latest on Nottingham Forest's Matty Cash
Nottingham Forest transfer latest | Everton are said to be leading the
by Josh MurrayMatty Cash has been linked with a potential January move to the Premier League in recent days.
Nottingham Forest's versatile midfielder-cum-full-back has reportedly caught the eye of top-flight trio Everton, Crystal Palace and Southampton with his recent form.
The Forest academy graduate has made 17 appearances in all competitions so far this season as Sabri Lamouchi's side have shown their genuine promotion credentials, sitting fifth in the Championship ahead of a return to action this weekend.
So how likely is a move for Cash when the transfer window reopens in the new year? Here is the latest on the latest City Ground transfer story.
Nottingham Forest latest
This is your round up of all things Forest; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the City Ground and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Reds throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
Must reads...
- Marinakis' 'vision' for City Ground plans
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For all your latest NFFC news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our Reds reporter Sarah Clapson on Twitter, and her email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Who is leading the interest?
According to the Sun's report, Everton are understood to have sent scouts "to watch [Cash] on several occasions already this season".
His versatility is said to be one of the reasons for the Toffees' interest.
Indeed, the figure of £12m is quoted as the fee Marco Silva is lining up to take Cash to Goodison Park.
Palace and Southampton are also credited with "keeping an eye on Cash" as they plan their January transfer business.
What Lamouchi has said on January
After defender Alexander Milosevic left the club "by mutual consent" in October, the Forest boss was asked whether that departure could free up space in the squad or funds for the January window.
Discussing January plans, Lamouchi said at the time: "You are talking about the next window.
“We have 11 or 12 games to play until then, so I just want to focus on Luton (who were the club’s next opponents).”
'Really tough to turn that down'
Forest legend Kenny Burns has had his say on the Cash speculation.
"It didn’t come as a huge surprise to see Matty Cash linked with a move away from Nottingham Forest when the transfer window opens in the New Year," Burns told Nottinghamshire Live.
"In all honesty, seeing your players linked with other clubs can be seen as a good thing because generally, it means they’re playing well and so is the team.
"Cash has been a revelation at right-back since being played there by Sabri Lamouchi, following injuries to Tendayi Darikwa and then Carl Jenkinson.
"I’ve said before that I’d much rather see a round peg in a round hole and that would always be the case, although in fairness to Cash, he’s let nobody down and has stuck manfully to his task.
"He’s great for a manager to have around the squad.
"Cash is willing to learn, he’s eager, works tirelessly, never stops running and, I’d imagine, he would do anything his manager asks of him, and that can sometimes be a rare commodity.
"While it might just be speculation, when you’re talking about the money that’s been reported, it would be really tough to turn that down.
"The fact of the matter at clubs like Forest that don’t benefit from the Premier League riches is that to remain competitive and stay within Financial Fair Play rules, you have to sell players.
"Granted, £12m would seem to be a lot of money, but we all know there’s a premium attached to young British players and at the age of 22, Cash still has the prime of his career to come."
What fans are saying
Plenty of Forest supporters reacted to the report linking Everton with a January move for Cash.
Some felt the supposed £12m valuation was too low, while there was a suggestion that the interest is an indirect result of Forest's impressive Championship form so far in 2019-20.
HERE'S WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN SAYING


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We can do better.. no more debugging with console.log
This is an appeal to JS developers everywhere.
We can do better than console.log when debugging our code. I know how easy it is to debug via console.log and how fun it is to hit ‘refresh’ and then eagerly check the Firebug or Chrome console. I know it’s almost like being a child at Christmas : “What did console-claus output for me!!”
Errant debug statements are always cleaned from the code before it ships, right?
(Yeah, probably…)
For fun, keep the JS console open while browsing the Internet today. Be amazed at the hidden world of errant console.log(..) calls unfolding before your eyes..
 That’s a real bummer.
What do to
TL;DR - You’ll be able to debug faster and may learn a thing or two about your code.
A symbolic debugger offers some big advantages over console.log(..)
- The ability to see the entire runtime environment at once, including local variable values. A complete view of the execution environment, not just a slice.
- The grind of ‘place debug code/refresh’ gets tedious and can turn into a time waster. A symbolic debugger speeds up the process through live tracing and dynamic breakpoints.
- No extra code to clean up after debugging is complete.
Get familiar with Firebug Script Console, or the Chrome/Safari developer tools.
Chrome/Safari
Firebug
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Hostname: openoffice.org
Local port: 2401
Remote port: 2401
Username: tunnel
Your passphrase: [what you chose]
Hardly surprising, isn't it, that tunneling
using Mac OS 9 is trivially easy? The concepts are the same as for Windows,
Linux, or Mac OS X, as are the numbers, etc. But, in a nutshell, here's what
you do. It's a two-step process. First, you must configure MacSSH, then configure
the CVS client.
Configuring MacSSH
- Download the latest version of MacSSH,
which is characteristically easy to use, is free, Open Source, and offers
superior performance.
- Configure it by clicking on the "Favorites" pull-down menu in
the top-navbar.
- Click on the "New" button.
- Enter a name for this favorite. If it is going to be your default, don't
bother.
- Host Name: openoffice.org
- Port: 22
- Terminal: default
- Go now to "SSH2" tab.
- Encryption: 3DES
- Authentication: MD5
- Compression: zlib
- Method: Local TCP port forward
- Local port: 2401
- Remote host: localhost
- Remote port: 2401
- You now must initialize (create) your SSH2 key pair. Click on the "Initialize
SSH" button. Follow instructions.
- Export your key (that is, put it elsewhere) by clicking on the "Export"
button. This allows you to easily place it in a directory or folder for submission
as an attachment to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Once your key has been loaded by the helpful and friendly staff at OpenOffice.org,
you will be notified; and then you will be able to establish a tunnel.
- And, as is the case with tunnels: once established, there is no shell. At
most you will receive a message in a window saying that you are connected.
That is all. Leave this open, though you may minimize the window.
Two free clients for Windows provide SSH tunneling:
- TTSSH, an open-source add-on to Tera Term Pro
- PuTTY, a free implementation of Telnet and SSH for Win32 platforms. It also provides an XTerm terminal emulator.
As with the Mac clients, the important things to keep in mind are
the hostname and the port numbers. For both terminals, the
configuration process is straightforward. Because TTSH is an add-on to
Tera Term, it means you have to go through that one extra step before
SSH functionality is possible. [A fuller description of tunneling with
TTSH is being drafted and will be posted when finished. For now,
please see TTSH's
website.]
PuTTY, on the other hand, does not allow you to easily configure the client to handle port forwarding. As a result, it is not recommended for tunneling.
Both these clients are fairly easy to use and configure for SSH1 tunneling. The information you will need--doubtless familiar by now--is listed below.
The following illustrates the procedure; we will use SecureCRT (version 3.1.2):
- Open a new session, specifying "SSH1" in the pull-down menu.
- For "Hostname," enter "thisdomain.com."
- Click on the "Advanced" button by "Hostname."
- Once in the Advanced section, click on the "Port Forwarding" tab.
- For "Local port," enter "2401."
- For "Remote port" enter "2401."
- For Username, enter "tunnel."
- For User password, enter "tunnel."
- For "Remote hostname," enter "localhost."
- Enter "Save" and "OK" to exit the dialog box.
- Back in the main connection page. . . .
- Leave the defaults for "Cipher" and "Authentication" as they are.
- Click on "Connect."
- The server should then prompt for your password. It is "tunnel."
- If this is your first time, the client will tell you that no "host key" for the server has been found and ask if you want to continue. Answer yes.
- You are now tunneling.
- The terminal screen does not show a prompt. That's how it should be. The tunnel has been established. You are now ready to begin using CVS securely.
We discuss how to use the open-source desktop Unix emulator for Windows, Cygwin, in the section titled, Tunneling using Cygwin. Because Cygwin does emulate a Unix environment, complete with many Unix commands, those who are tunneling from a Unix-like environment (say, from a Linux machine), can refer to the discussion on Cygwin.
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All Cats Purr: Weddell Seal Sings in Antarctica
Weddell seals are medium-sized with a circumpolar population surrounding Antarctica that move regionally to follow the distribution of breathing holes in the ice between seasons.
A Weddel seal has been captured while purring in Paradise Harbour, Antarctica. The seal performed strange vocalisations that are reportedly used to communicate with other seals underwater. The strange noise in a way recalls the sound of starships in the Star Trek or Star Wars movies. Some commentators have even wondered if the seal is echolocating while dreaming, or mixing snoring with echolocation.


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Module Project: Redux - Car Sales
In this project you are given the skeleton/structure/styling of a React app. There is even some state built in for you. Your job will be to implement React-Redux as the state management system for this application.
Instructions
Read these instructions carefully. Understand exactly what is expected before starting this project.
Commits
Commit your code regularly and meaningfully. This helps both you and your team lead in case you ever need to return to old code for any number of reasons.
Description
In this project you will implement Redux to manage the state for this React application.
Project Set Up
This project was put together using create-react-app (CRA). You will not need to install CRA in order to make this project work. Follow the steps below to setup the project with the proper dependencies.
- [X] Create a forked copy of this project.
- [X] Add your team lead as collaborator on Github.
- [X] Clone your OWN version of the repository in your terminal
- [X] Download project dependencies by running one of these two commands
yarn
or npm install
- [X] Add the dependencies you will need to implement Redux. Also, add you may need to add
node-sass
as a dependency.
- [X] Using the same command tool (yarn or npm) start up the app using
yarn start
or npm start
- [X] Create a new branch: git checkout -b
<firstName-lastName>
. Implement the project on your newly created <firstName-lastName>
branch, committing changes regularly.
- [X] Push commits: git push origin
<firstName-lastName>
.
Follow these steps for completing your project.
- [X] Submit a Pull-Request to merge Branch into master (student’s Repository).
- [X] Add your team lead as a reviewer on the pull-request
- [X] Your team lead will count the project as complete by merging the branch back into master.
- [X] Do your magic!
Project - Car Sales
- [X] This is a really fun project, and one to show your family and friends when you’ve finished.
- [X] You will be starting with a structured and styled app
- [X] You have been commissioned to implement Redux as the state management system in this app
- [X] You have the freedom to manage the state how you would like - ie, connecting multiple components to pass data directly to them, or maybe connecting one component, and then putting the data into a context object.
Directions
Step 1 - Planning 📝
- [X] Take a good amount of time to familiarize yourself with the project structure. Figure out what data you have and where it’s being used (Pen and paper or a whiteboard will be your best friend here!)
- [X] Plan out your state management structure as mentioned above. The only requirment is that you must use Redux
- Write out the steps you think you’ll need to complete this project. It seems silly, but doing this with every project will help you grow into a better developer a lot faster.
- [X] Take note of the few comments throughout the app. They are there as little guides to nudge you in the right direction. You’re welcome 😉
Step 2 - And… Action! 🎬
- [X] Time to get your hands on your keyboard. Look at the first step you wrote down and start implementing!
- [X] As you work through setting up redux, you can do it however you’d like. This is the flow that works for me:
Set up "empty" reducer and initial state 👉 Set up store and Provider 👉
Connect components 👉 Add events and event handlers in UI 👉 Build action creators 👉
write the reducer logic for the actions 👉 Rinse and repeat
MVP Requirements:
- [X] Move the given state to the reducer as the initial state for the Redux store.
- [X] Set up the Redux flow
- [X] User should be able to add features to their car
- [X] User should be able to remove added features from their car
- [X] Total should update as user adds and removes features from their car
Stretch Problems
Do not attempt stretch problems until MVP has been reached and a final commit has been made.
- [ ] Use Redux hooks instead of HOCs
- [ ] Implement React-Router and add a starter page where the user can choose a car. Each car should have different features that have different pricing. Have fun with this! It could end up being really cool.
- [ ] Look into the docs for Bulma and change up the styling.
- [ ] Implement an API from one of these sites here. I don’t know if there are any good open APIs for this, so explore around. Check out what data these APIs return, and what you think would be fun to work with. The sky is the limit here!


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In this part of the experimant, we will ask you to make a number of decisions.
The decisions we will ask you to make will be choices between pairs of lotteries. The table below illustrates the task.
Each lottery can have two outcomes. The columns named Prob indicate the probability of each outcome of the draw, while the ECU columns indicate the value of the outcome.
For example, in Decision #1, picking Lottery A means you have a 10% chance of getting 40.00 ECU and a 90% chance of getting 32.00 ECU; picking Lottery B means you have a chance of getting 77.00 ECU and a 90% chance of getting 2.00 ECU.
If you look carefully, as you move down the table the probability associated with the high payoff rises for both Lottery A and Lottery B.
In fact, once you get to Decision 10, you know that the high-value outcome for each lottery will happen with certainty. Your choice is therefore between 40 ECU for sure if you pick Lottery A or 77 ECU for sure if you pick Lottery B.
You must decide whether and when to switch from Lottery A to Lottery B. If you wish to play Lottery A in all Decisions, write 11 in the box provided. If you wish to play Lottery B in all Decisions, write 1 in the box.
Write a number between 2 and 10 in the box to switch to playing Lottery B starting with that Decision. For example, if you would like to play Decision A for Decisions 1 to 5 and B for Decisions 6 to 10, you should write 6 in the box.


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Configure the easing jQuery UI effect!
This example is working with `easeOutExpo` effect instead of the default `easeOutExpo`
You can see more about them here
Choose the best easing effect for your site!


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Golden Globes nominations 2020: streaming on top as Killing Eve, Fleabag and The Crown recognised
by Telegraph ReportersThe 2020 Golden Globes nominations celebrated British talent such as Pheobe Waller-Bridge, Andrew Scott, Olivia Colman and Andrew Lloyd-Webber, but sounded a death knell for terrestrial British television with no non-streamed television shows earning recognition.
The nominations, which were announced on Monday in Los Angeles by Tim Allen, Dakota Fanning and Susan Kelechi Watson, recognise the best of the year’s entertainment on television and film.
The Crown, Fleabag and Killing Eve were all nominated in several categories, but all are triumphs of online television: The Crown is one of Netflix’s flagship shows, Fleabag was originally a BBC Three show and returned via the Corporation’s online channel for its second season and Killing Eve was made for BBC America after being repeatedly turned down by British production companies.
Streaming networks also succeeded stateside, with Netflix films The Irishman and Marriage Story both earning four nominations a piece. The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, which is created by Amazon Studios, was also nominated. The Morning Show, a drama from Apple TV, the newest offering on the streaming scene, performed well with two nominations, one of which for actress Jennifer Aniston.
Such nominations mark a departure from the days when British terrestrial stalwarts such as Downton Abbey and The Night Manager would win in several categories. Game of Thrones, traditionally a big winner at the Golden Globes, earned just the one nomination for its critically panned final series, for Kit Harington as Best Actor in a Television Series.
Alongside The Irishman and Marriage Story, the frontrunners in the film categories are Sam Mendes’ First World War epic 1917, Joker and Little Women for drama. In comedy or musical, Knives Out and Rocketman were contenders, with British actors Daniel Craig and Taron Egerton both nominated, alongside Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Already, social media has been swift to point out omissions: When They See Us, Ava DuVernay’s drama about the five young black men who were wrongly accused and prosecuted for the rape of a woman in Central Park in 1989, received no nominations.
The Best Original Song category has one of its starriest years in history, with Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Andrew Lloyd-Webber, Elton John and Frozen songwriting duo Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez all nominated.
The winners will be announced in the 77th Golden Globe Awards ceremony on January 5, hosted by Ricky Gervais.
The nominations in full:
Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Christopher Abbott (Catch-22)
Sacha Baron Cohen (The Spy)
Russell Crowe (The Loudest Voice)
Jared Harris (Chernobyl)
Sam Rockwell (Fosse/Verdon)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Kaitlyn Dever (Unbelievable)
Joey King (The Act)
Helen Mirren (Catherine the Great)
Merritt Wever (Unbelievable)
Michelle Williams (Fosse/Verdon)
Best Television Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Catch-22″ (Hulu)
Chernobyl (HBO)
Fosse/Verdon (FX)
The Loudest Voice (Showtime)
Unbelievable (Netflix)
Best Motion Picture – Foreign Language
The Farewell (A24)
Pain and Glory (Sony)
Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Pyramide Films)
Parasite (CJ Entertainment)
Les Misérables (BAC Films, Amazon)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Alan Arkin
Kieran Culkin (Succession)
Andrew Scott (Fleabag)
Stellan Skarsgård (Chernobyl)
Henry Winkler (Barry)
Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy
Barry (HBO)
Fleabag
The Kominsky Method (Netflix)
The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon)
The Politician (Netflix)
Best Original Score – Motion Picture
Daniel Pemberton (Motherless Brooklyn)
Alexandre Desplat (Little Women)
Hildur Guðnadóttir (Joker)
Thomas Newman (1917)
Randy Newman (Marriage Story)
Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
Noah Baumbach (Marriage Story)
Bong Joon-ho and Han Jin-won (Parasite)
Anthony McCarten (The Two Popes)
Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
Steven Zaillian (The Irishman)
Best Original Song – Motion Picture
Beautiful Ghosts (Cats)
(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again (Rocketman)
Into the Unknown (Frozen II)
Spirit (The Lion King)
Stand Up (Harriet)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Patricia Arquette (The Act)
Helena Bonham Carter (The Crown)
Toni Collette
Meryl Streep (Big Little Lies)
Emily Watson (Chernobyl)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy
Michael Douglas (The Kominsky Method)
Bill Hader (Barry)
Ben Platt (The Politician)
Paul Rudd (Living with Yourself)
Ramy Youssef (Ramy)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy
Christina Applegate (Dead to Me)
Rachel Brosnahan (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel)
Kirsten Dunst (On Becoming a God in Central Florida)
Natasha Lyonne (Russian Doll)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama
Brian Cox (Succession)
Kit Harington (Game of Thrones)
Rami Malek (Mr. Robot)
Tobias Menzies (The Crown)
Billy Porter (Pose)
Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
Noah Baumbach (Marriage Story)
Bong Joon-ho and Han Jin-won (Parasite)
Anthony McCarten (The Two Popes)
Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
Steven Zaillian (The Irishman)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama
Jennifer Aniston (The Morning Show)
Olivia Colman (The Crown)
Jodie Comer (Killing Eve)
Nicole Kidman (Big Little Lies)
Reese Witherspoon (Big Little Lies)
Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture
Tom Hanks (A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood)
Anthony Hopkins (The Two Popes)
Al Pacino (The Irishman)
Joe Pesci (The Irishman)
Brad Pitt (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
Best Actress in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture
Kathy Bates (Richard Jewell)
Annette Bening (The Report)
Laura Dern (Marriage Story)
Jennifer Lopez (Hustlers)
Margot Robbie (Bombshell)
Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
Daniel Craig (Knives Out)
Roman Griffin Davis (Jojo Rabbit)
Leonardo DiCaprio (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
Taron Egerton (Rocketman)
Eddie Murphy (Dolemite Is My Name)
Best Motion Picture – Animated
Frozen II (Disney)
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (Universal)
Missing Link (United Artists Releasing)
Toy Story 4 (Disney)
The Lion King (Disney)
Best Director – Motion Picture
Bong Joon-ho (Parasite)
Sam Mendes (1917)
Todd Phillips (Joker)
Martin Scorsese (The Irishman)
Quentin Tarantino (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood)
Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama
Christian Bale (Ford v Ferrari)
Antonio Banderas (Pain and Glory)
Adam Driver (Marriage Story)
Joaquin Phoenix (Joker)
Jonathan Pryce (The Two Popes)
Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
Awkwafina (The Farewell)
Ana de Armas (Knives Out)
Cate Blanchett (Where’d You Go, Bernadette)
Beanie Feldstein (Booksmart)
Emma Thompson (Late Night)
Best Television Series – Drama
Big Little Lies (HBO)
The Crown (Netflix)
Killing Eve (BBC America)
The Morning Show (Apple TV Plus)
Succession (HBO)
Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama
Cynthia Erivo (Harriet)
Scarlett Johansson (Marriage Story)
Saoirse Ronan (Little Women)
Charlize Theron (Bombshell)
Renée Zellweger (Judy)
Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (Sony)
Jojo Rabbit (Fox Searchlight)
Knives Out (Lionsgate)
Rocketman (Paramount)
Dolemite Is My Name (Netflix)
Best Motion Picture – Drama
The Irishman (Netflix)
Marriage Story (Netflix)
1917 (Universal)
Joker (Warner Bros.)
The Two Popes (Netflix)


equals()
calls on StringBuilder
, StringBuffer
and instances of
java.util.concurrent.atomic
package.
The equals()
method is not overridden in these classes, so it may return false
even when the contents of the
two objects are the same.
If the reference equality is intended, it's better to use ==
to avoid confusion.
StringBuilder
, StringBuffer
, AtomicBoolean
,
AtomicInteger
, AtomicBoolean
and AtomicLong
is available
to transform into a comparison of contents.
The quick-fix may change the semantics when one of the instances is null.
Example:
public void test(StringBuilder sb1, StringBuilder sb2) {
boolean result = sb1.equals(sb2); // Suspicious
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
public void test(StringBuilder sb1, StringBuilder sb2) {
boolean result = sb1.toString().equals(sb2.toString());
}
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Striation
A striation is a lineation on a fault plane, caused by movement of the hanging block. Such a plane is a slickenside plane. Striations mark the direction of the 'maximum resolved shear stress' (MRSS). They have a polarity.'


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PureBasic - Process
概要
The process library allows the programmer the ability to get information about the current program, as well as to execute other programs and communicate with them. This provides a platform for independent access to a programs environment block, the programs parameters, as well as standard input and output.
命令索引
AvailableProgramOutput
CloseProgram
CountProgramParameters
EnvironmentVariableName
EnvironmentVariableValue
ExamineEnvironmentVariables
GetEnvironmentVariable
IsProgram
KillProgram
NextEnvironmentVariable
ProgramExitCode
ProgramFilename
ProgramID
ProgramParameter
ProgramRunning
ReadProgramData
ReadProgramError
ReadProgramString
RemoveEnvironmentVariable
RunProgram
SetEnvironmentVariable
WaitProgram
WriteProgramData
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Before Change
self
return self._threshold_(image*noise(size=image.shape), low, high, dtype=image.dtype)
def _elastic_transform_(self, image, alpha, sigma, **kwargs):
Elastic deformation of images as described in [Simard2003]_.
[Simard2003] Simard, Steinkraus and Platt, "Best Practices for
After Change
self
noise = noise(size=(*image.size, len(image.getbands())) if isinstance(image, PIL.Image.Image) else image.shape)
return self._multiply_(image, noise, clip, preserve_type)
def _elastic_transform_(self, image, alpha, sigma, **kwargs):


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The examples presented in this chapter should have given you enough information to get started writing simple arcade and point-and-click-based games.
The remainder of this programming guide goes into quite technical detail regarding some of pyglet's features. While getting started, it's recommended that you skim the beginning of each chapter but not attempt to read through the entire guide from start to finish.
To write 3D applications or achieve optimal performance in your 2D applications you'll need to work with OpenGL directly. The canonical references for OpenGL are The OpenGL Programming Guide and The OpenGL Shading Language.
There are numerous examples of pyglet applications in the examples/ directory of the documentation and source distributions. Keep checking http://www.pyglet.org/ for more examples and tutorials as they are written.


Given an undirected graph consisting of $N$ nodes (labelled 1 to N) where a specific given node $S$ represents the start position and an edge between any two nodes is of length $6$ units in the graph.
It is required to calculate the shortest distance from start position (Node S) to all of the other nodes in the graph.
Note 1: If a node is unreachable , the distance is assumed as $-1$.
Note 2: The length of each edge in the graph is $6$ units.
Input Format
The first line contains $T$, denoting the number of test cases.
First line of each test case has two integers $N$, denoting the number of nodes in the graph and $M$, denoting the number of edges in the graph.
The next $M$ lines each consist of two space separated integers $x~y$, where $x$ and $y$ denote the two nodes between which the edge exists.
The last line of a testcase has an integer $S$, denoting the starting position.
Constraints
$1 \le T \le 10$
$2 \le N \le 1000$
$1 \le M \le \frac{N\times(N-1)}{2}$
$1 \le x,y,S \le N$
Output Format
For each of $T$ test cases, print a single line consisting of $N-1$ space-separated integers, denoting the shortest distances of the N-1 nodes from starting position $S$. This will be done for all nodes same as in the order of input 1 to N.
For unreachable nodes, print $-1$.
Sample Input
2
4 2
1 2
1 3
1
3 1
2 3
2
Sample Output
6 6 -1
-1 6
Explanation
For test cases 1:
The graph given in the test case is shown as :
S denotes the node 1 in the test case and B,C and D denote 2,3 and 4. Since S is the starting node and the shortest distances from it are (1 edge, 1 edge, Infinity) to the nodes B,C and D (2,3 and 4) respectively.
Node D is unreachable, hence -1 is printed (not Infinity).
For test cases 2: There are only one edge (2, 3) in a graph with 3 nodes, so node 1 is unreachable from node 2, and node 3 has one edge from node 2, each edge has the length of 6 units. So we output -1 6.


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title: NIH BYOB
subtitle: NIH Bring Your Own Bioinformatics
use-site-title: true
---
NIH BYOB is an informal, community-led talk series that meets once a month for
presentations and discussions relating to topics of interest among the NIH
bioinformatics community.
Rather than focusing on research itself, the meetings are focused more on the
practical side of doing bioinformatics work.
In addition to providing an opportunity for people to share ideas and learn
from one another, an overarching goal of the series is to help connect
researchers working on or interested in various problems relating to
bioinformatics, genomics, and computational biology with one another.
The meeting it open to all, regardless of experience! Presentation materials for
previous talks can be found at our
Github repo.
Schedule (Spring 2020)
NIH Bring your own bioinformatics meets once a month on Thursdays from
12-1pm in the
FAES classrooms (Room B1C206) at the NIH Bethesda main campus, building 10.


About Me
Hi! I am Nantha, a robotics engineer. I love coding and learning something new. I enjoy working on projects in robotics and AI. My goal is to create a scalable-product that can perform labour-intensive and hazardous tasks autonomously.
Apart from Robotics and AI, I play chess, soccer and FIFA. I am an avid follower of soccer. I also love travelling and riding motorcycles.
Recently, I graduated with Masters in Robotics from University of Maryland, College Park. Prior to UMD, I completed my undergraduate degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Amrita School of Engineering in India. Then, I worked at KPIT Technologies, Bangalore for 2.5 years when I worked on Autonomous Vehicle technologies such as Advanced Emergency Braking, Autonomous Parallel Car Parking and Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS).
Skills
Programming Skills
C++
Python
MATLAB
Deep learning libraries
PyTorch
TensorFlow
Keras
Other Skills
Robot Operating System (ROS)
Moveit!
OpenCV
PCL
I am looking for full-time job as Robotics software engineer, Computer vision engineer or Motion planning Engineer.


The top iPhone and iPad apps on App Store
by The Associated PressApp Store Official Charts for the week ending November 17, 2019:
Top Paid iPhone Apps:
1. Minecraft, Mojang
2. Heads Up!, Warner Bros.
3. Plague Inc., Ndemic Creations
4. iSchedule, HotSchedules
5. Bloons TD 6, Ninja Kiwi
6. Procreate Pocket, Savage Interactive Pty Ltd
7. Geometry Dash, RobTop Games AB
8. True Skate, True Axis
9. Facetune, Lightricks Ltd.
10. NBA 2K20, 2K
Top Free iPhone Apps:
2. Ink Inc. - Tattoo, TycoonLion Studios
3. Minecraft Earth, Mojang
4. Brain Out, EYEWIND LIMITED
5. Bikes Hill, Voodoo
6. Call of Duty: Mobile, Activision Publishing, Inc.
7. Pokey Ball, Voodoo
8. TikTok - Make Your Day, TikTok Inc.
9. YouTube: Watch, Listen, Stream, Google LLC
10. Stencil Art - Spray Masters, Lion Studios
Top Paid iPad Apps:
1. Procreate, Savage Interactive Pty Ltd
2. Minecraft, Mojang
3. Notability, Ginger Labs
4. GoodNotes 5, Time Base Technology Limited
5. Geometry Dash, RobTop Games AB
6. Bloons TD 6, Ninja Kiwi
7. XtraMath, XtraMath
8. My City : Love Story, My Town Games LTD
9. Toca Hair Salon 3, Toca Boca AB
10. Plague Inc., Ndemic Creations
Top Free iPad Apps:
2. Ink Inc. - Tattoo, TycoonLion Studios
3. Stencil Art - Spray Masters, Lion Studios
4. Minecraft Earth, Mojang
5. Brain Out, EYEWIND LIMITED
6. Rescue Cut - Rope Puzzle, MarkApp Co. Ltd
7. Icing On The Cake, Lion Studios
8. YouTube: Watch, Listen, Stream, Google LLC
9. Netflix, Netflix, Inc.
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Epic journeys
Tour du Mont Blanc - Self Guided (hotels and refugios)
Lodging
Hotels / Refugios
Nights
12 - 14
Trip Details
Self Guided
Price
From $2,050 (per person, shared room)
Transport
Your Feet
Miles
3,881
Experience
j o u r n e y
j o u r n e y
Each region of France has its own uniqueness that is waiting to be discovered, from distinctive villages, regional specialties of food and wine, history and landscape, Explore the regions of France and discover ideas and experiences that you want to include in a customized holiday. Don’t see what you want or have a special request, contact us and we can assist. France Journey’s has knowledgeable specialists who will fine tune your France travel experience just for you.
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Trekking
GR 20 is a long distance trail that traverses Corsica diagonally from north to south. It's 180km long with variation in height of about 10 000 metres and can be walked in 15 days. Even though the GR20 doesn't require any climbing techniques, perfect fitness level and confidence in walking over a variety of rugged terrains is necessary.
Trekking
Ride the most famous climbs of the Tour de France on this 9-day adventure.Greet each day with new challenges and ride the legendary cols of Aubisque, Galibier, and the mythic Ventoux, along with the test of all tests: the gruelling ascent of Alpe d'Huez. This Classic Climbs trip offers scenic beauty, spectacular riding and the trip of a lifetime in classic Trek Travel style.
P l a c e
The Champagne-Ardenne region is situated in north-east of France along the French border with Belgium. Picardy and Paris are to the west, Burgundy to the south and Alsace-Lorraine to the east. The capital of the region is Chalons-en-Champagne in the Marne department. Despite the repeated invasions and conflicts that have affected this region across the centuries you will discover many historic towns, monuments and cathedrals, small traditional villages, and large areas of countryside that appear to have changed little across the years, as well as the famous wine chateaux of Champagne...
Day 1
Versailles
Fly into Paris (save Paris sightseeing for the end of your trip), pick up your car, visit Giverny, and head to Honfleur (sleep in Honfleur) Linger in Chamonix or take an early train* to Paris (7 hours) or, closer, Annecy (2 hours); last afternoon and night in Paris or Annecy (Geneva Airport is 2 hours by trains. Or make it a 22-day tour with a night in Burgundy
Day 2
Provence
Morning in Honfleur, afternoon in Bayeux visiting its tapestry and cathedral. Dinner in Bayeux (sleep in Bayeux)
Day 3
Chamonix
Do a day trip, touring Chenonceau and Cheverny or Chaumont (or all three if you don't need time later in Amboise). Save time at the end of the day for sights in Amboise if you like (sleep in Amboise)
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Normandy
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Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar are coming to Outlook.com
Microsoft plans to integrate several popular Google services into Outlook.com.
by Sean EndicottSource: Windows Central
What you need to know
- Microsoft plans to integrate Google Calendar, Gmail, and Google Drive into Outlook.com.
- Microsoft is already testing this integration.
- With this new feature, people can sign into Outlook and Google accounts side by side.
Microsoft plans to integrate several Google services into Outlook.com, including Google Drive, Google Calendar, and Gmail (via The Verge).Twitter user Florian B gained access to the new feature, showing the option to add a Google account directly into Outlook.com.
According to The Verge, there is a quick process to set up the new feature. After this process, you can link your Google account to your Outlook.com account. Following this, your Gmail emails, Google Drive contents, and your Google Calendar will automatically sync within Outlook.com.
This feature appears to be in early testing. The option did not show up in our testing, and according to Florian, you can only add one Google account right now.
Once you add your Google account to your Outlook.com account, you can easily add documents to emails, view your calendar, and stay up to date with your emails from your Gmail account.


Novus is a clean and luxurious living community located in Upstate New York that focuses on revolutionizing the current American lifestyle by utilizing renewable energy, the latest technology, and natural resources in order to establish a clean and luxurious living space.
We believe that all homes should operate using renewable energy, rather than non-renewable energy which is harmful to the planet for a number of reasons.
Our goal is to show customers that using solar energy will hardly be any different than nonrenewable sources, and provides more benefits.
Our goal is to eventually take Novus to a global scale. We want to push for renewable and clean energy sources, while allowing users to adjust comfortably to their new lifestyle. Making people aware and teaching them what they can do to improve the environment for future.
Novus is a clean and luxurious living community located in Upstate New York that focuses on revolutionizing the current American lifestyle by utilizing renewable energy, the latest technology, and natural resources in order to establish a clean and luxurious living space.
We believe that all homes should operate using renewable energy, rather than non-renewable energy which is harmful to the planet for a number of reasons.
Our goal is to show customers that using solar energy will hardly be any different than nonrenewable sources, and provides more benefits.
China has also been building vertical forest buildings which are designed to fight air pollution.
The purpose of these forests is to also increase biodiversity by encouraging wild animals such as birds or insects to live in urban areas.
The forests also provide a micro-climate, reduce urban expansion, and filter harmful particles such as dust, pollutants, and sun rays.
Novus is a clean and luxurious living community located in Upstate New York that focuses on revolutionizing the current American lifestyle by utilizing renewable energy, the latest technology, and natural resources in order to establish a clean and luxurious living space.
We believe that all homes should operate using renewable energy, rather than non-renewable energy which is harmful to the planet for a number of reasons.
Build a unique and high-end living experience centered on reducing human impact on the environment.
Utilize cutting-edge design and innovative technology to create a living area based on solar power. We aim to influence society to adapt a more efficient and clean life style for the benefit of all life.
The Novus brand is one featuring both the elements of technology and energy efficiency.
The light red is an organic color that gives a sense of energy, heat, and power.
The circle is meant to be communicating a sun to show the importance of the solar power in our brand, but also that we use innovative and smart technology.
The design overall is very modern, sharp, and abstract to help represent that this is a well-designed and unique experience.


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Policy paper
A list of FE colleges, sixth-form colleges and providers taking part in the area reviews of post-16 education and training institutions.
Information about the review of post-16 education and training institutions , including:
Published: 8 September 2015
Updated: 21 October 2016


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DEFINITION
Enumerables are a set of methods to traverse, search, sort and manipulate collections.
all?
Passes each element of the collection to the given block and returns true or false if the block never returns false.
any?
Similar to all but it passes each element of the collection to the given block and returns true if the block returns ever returns a value other than false.
chunk
Takes an array and separates the consecutive elements that have the same block value.
collect
Outputs a new array that contains the results of a given block after its been applied once for each element.
count
Can be used like .length but if an argument is given, it will count the number of items in the collection.
cycle
Calls block on enum repeatedly n times. If n is not given, this process will repeat forever.
detect
Given a block, it goes through the collection and returns the first for which block is true and nil if all are false.
drop
You insert a number in the argument and drop will delete that many elements in the collection.
each_cons
Iterates a block n times for each consecutive element in an array
each_slice
Devides n sections, or n "slices", of an array into groups and returns them in new arrays.
each_with_index
Calls a block with 2 arguments and returns each element in the collection with its corresponding index number.
each_with_object
Iterates the given block for every element, requiring an arbitrary object to be given, then returns the initial object reflection changes.
find
Exactly like detect, in fact, the example used in ruby docs is exactly the same as the the example for detect
find_all
Runs a given block then returns a new array containing elements for which the block evaluated to true.
find_index
Compares all elements in enum to a given block and returns the index of the first element that meets the conditions of the given block.
first
Returns the first element in a collection.
grep
Very popularly used with Regex, it returns an array of every element in the collection for which the pattern===element. For example: (1..100).grep 38..44 #=> [38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44]
group_by
Returns a hash where keys = result from a given block and the values are arrays of elements in enum that correspond to the key. This groups enum by the result of the block given.
include?
Returns true if any element in the collection equals the object.
inject
Can be supplemented with reduce. If using inject, give a block. The block will iterate through the collection and return the result.
map
Will run the block once for every element in enum and then return an array with the results
max
Returns the object in the collection that has the greatest value.
max_by
Pretty much the same as 'max' but calls a block. Even Ruby-docs gives the same definition.
member?
Returns true if any member of enum equals argument passed in
min
Returns the object in enum with the smallest value
min_by
Same as 'min' but calls a block.
minmax
Returns two elements in an array that contains the min and max values in enum
minmax_by
Same as minmax but calls a block.
none?
Passes each element from a collection through a block and returns true if the block never returns true for any element.
one?
Runs each element through a block and returns true if conditions of the block are met once. If no block is given, this will return true if ONLY one of the collection members evaluates to true
partition
Will output two arrays. The first array will contain the elements of enum where the block evaluates to true and the second array will contain the false elements.
reduce
Combines all the elements in a collection and by applying an operation specified by a block or symbol that calls a method or operator.
reject
Will output an array for all members of a collection of enum for which a given block returns false.
reverse_each
creates a temporary array from enum and reverses the order of its elements
select
Outputs an array that contains the members of a collection that pass the conditions set in a given block.
sort
Returns an array containing the elements sorted either alphabetically or by using the results of the supplied block.
sort_by
Pretty much the same, just uses the results of the supplied block.
take
Returns the first n amount of elements from the collection.
take_by
Passes the elements through the block and returns the elements until the block returns false then stops and returns the elements that were true in an array.
to_a
Returns the numbers in the collection to an array.
to_h
Returns the list of keys and values in a hash.
zip
This one can be confusing, but it can take several arrays as an argument and merge them one element at a time into arrays of each index.


| Class and Description |
|---|
| BinaryExpression
Superclass for all binary expressions
|
| LogicalExpression
Logical representation of expression operators.
|
| LogicalExpressionPlan
A plan containing LogicalExpressionOperators.
|
| ProjectExpression
Projection of columns in an expression.
|
| UnaryExpression
Superclass for all unary expressions
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AddExpression
Add Operator
|
| AndExpression
Boolean and expression.
|
| BinaryExpression
Superclass for all binary expressions
|
| BinCondExpression |
| CastExpression |
| ColumnExpression
Super class for all column expressions, including projection, constants, and deferences.
|
| ConstantExpression
A constant
|
| DereferenceExpression
get one or elements out of a tuple or a bag
in case of Tuple( a#2:int, b#3:bag{ b_a#4:int, b_b#5:float }, c#6:int ) # 1
(the number after # represents the uid)
Dereference ( 0 ) --> a:int
- dereference of single column in a tuple gives the field
Dereference ( 0,2 ) --> Tuple(a#2:int, c#6:int) #7
- dereference of more than one column gives a tuple
Dereference ( 1 ) --> Dereference ( 1 ) --> b:bag{b_b#5:float}#8
- dereference of a bag gives a bag
|
| DivideExpression
Divide Operator
|
| EqualExpression
Equality test expression.
|
| GreaterThanEqualExpression |
| GreaterThanExpression |
| IsNullExpression |
| LessThanEqualExpression |
| LessThanExpression |
| LogicalExpression
Logical representation of expression operators.
|
| LogicalExpressionPlan
A plan containing LogicalExpressionOperators.
|
| LogicalExpressionVisitor
A visitor for expression plans.
|
| MapLookupExpression |
| ModExpression
Mod Operator
|
| MultiplyExpression
Multiply Operator
|
| NegativeExpression |
| NotEqualExpression
NotEquality test expression.
|
| NotExpression |
| OrExpression
Boolean OR Expression
|
| ProjectExpression
Projection of columns in an expression.
|
| RegexExpression
Regex Operator
|
| ScalarExpression |
| SubtractExpression
Subtract Operator
|
| UnaryExpression
Superclass for all unary expressions
|
| UserFuncExpression |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LogicalExpressionPlan
A plan containing LogicalExpressionOperators.
|
| LogicalExpressionVisitor
A visitor for expression plans.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LogicalExpressionPlan
A plan containing LogicalExpressionOperators.
|
| ProjectExpression
Projection of columns in an expression.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AllSameExpressionVisitor |
| LogicalExpression
Logical representation of expression operators.
|
| LogicalExpressionPlan
A plan containing LogicalExpressionOperators.
|
| LogicalExpressionVisitor
A visitor for expression plans.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AddExpression
Add Operator
|
| AndExpression
Boolean and expression.
|
| BinCondExpression |
| CastExpression |
| DereferenceExpression
get one or elements out of a tuple or a bag
in case of Tuple( a#2:int, b#3:bag{ b_a#4:int, b_b#5:float }, c#6:int ) # 1
(the number after # represents the uid)
Dereference ( 0 ) --> a:int
- dereference of single column in a tuple gives the field
Dereference ( 0,2 ) --> Tuple(a#2:int, c#6:int) #7
- dereference of more than one column gives a tuple
Dereference ( 1 ) --> Dereference ( 1 ) --> b:bag{b_b#5:float}#8
- dereference of a bag gives a bag
|
| DivideExpression
Divide Operator
|
| EqualExpression
Equality test expression.
|
| GreaterThanEqualExpression |
| GreaterThanExpression |
| LessThanEqualExpression |
| LessThanExpression |
| LogicalExpressionPlan
A plan containing LogicalExpressionOperators.
|
| LogicalExpressionVisitor
A visitor for expression plans.
|
| MapLookupExpression |
| ModExpression
Mod Operator
|
| MultiplyExpression
Multiply Operator
|
| NegativeExpression |
| NotEqualExpression
NotEquality test expression.
|
| NotExpression |
| OrExpression
Boolean OR Expression
|
| ProjectExpression
Projection of columns in an expression.
|
| RegexExpression
Regex Operator
|
| SubtractExpression
Subtract Operator
|
| UserFuncExpression |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LogicalExpression
Logical representation of expression operators.
|
| ScalarExpression |
Copyright © 2007-2017 The Apache Software Foundation


A simple app to come up with dinner ideas. Use spacebar to spin the wheel of random, and click on a column to lock it from changing. Type 'g' to search google for the current set of selections.


|
ReactPhysics3D
0.7.1
Physics engine library
|
This class is used to report a collision between the triangle of a concave mesh shape and a convex shape during the middle-phase algorithm. More...
#include <MiddlePhaseTriangleCallback.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| MiddlePhaseTriangleCallback (OverlappingPair *overlappingPair, ProxyShape *concaveProxyShape, ProxyShape *convexProxyShape, const ConcaveShape *concaveShape, MemoryAllocator &allocator) | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual void | testTriangle (const Vector3 *trianglePoints, const Vector3 *verticesNormals, uint shapeId) override |
| Test collision between a triangle and the convex mesh shape. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from reactphysics3d::TriangleCallback | |
| virtual | ~TriangleCallback ()=default |
| Destructor. | |
Public Attributes | |
| NarrowPhaseInfo * | narrowPhaseInfoList |
| Pointer to the first element of the linked-list of narrow-phase info. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| OverlappingPair * | mOverlappingPair |
| Broadphase overlapping pair. | |
| ProxyShape * | mConcaveProxyShape |
| Pointer to the concave proxy shape. | |
| ProxyShape * | mConvexProxyShape |
| Pointer to the convex proxy shape. | |
| const ConcaveShape * | mConcaveShape |
| Pointer to the concave collision shape. | |
| MemoryAllocator & | mAllocator |
| Reference to the single-frame memory allocator. | |
This class is used to report a collision between the triangle of a concave mesh shape and a convex shape during the middle-phase algorithm.


| Finite
Geometry Notes
|
"The formula presents a symbol of the self, for the self is not just a stable quantity or constant form, but is also a dynamic process. In the same way, the ancients saw the imago Dei in man not as a mere imprint, as a sort of lifeless, stereotyped impression, but as an active force.... The four transformations represent a process of restoration or rejuvenation taking place, as it were, inside the self...."
"The formula reproduces exactly the essential features of the symbolic process of transformation. It shows the rotation of the mandala, the antithetical play of complementary (or compensatory) processes, then the apocatastasis, i.e., the restoration of an original state of wholeness, which the alchemists expressed through the symbol of the uroboros, and finally the formula repeats the ancient alchemical tetrameria, which is implicit in the fourfold structure of unity.
What the formula can only hint at, however, is the higher plane that is reached through the process of transformation and integration. The 'sublimation' or progress or qualitative change consists in an unfolding of totality into four parts four times, which means nothing less than its becoming conscious. When psychic contents are split up into four aspects, it means that they have been subjected to discrimination by the four orienting functions of consciousness. Only the production of these four aspects makes a total description possible. The process depicted by our formula changes the originally unconscious totality into a conscious one."
-- Jung, Collected Works,
Vol. 9, Part 2, Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self (1951)
Related material:
"Although 'wholeness' seems at first sight to be
nothing but an abstract idea (like anima and animus), it is
nevertheless empirical in so far as it is anticipated by the psyche in
the form of spontaneous or autonomous symbols. These are the quaternity
or mandala symbols, which occur not only in the dreams of modern people
who have never heard of them, but are widely disseminated in the
historical recods of many peoples and many epochs. Their significance
as symbols of unity and totality is amply confirmed by history
as well as by empirical psychology. What at first looks like an
abstract idea stands in reality for something that exists and can be
experienced, that demonstrates its a priori presence
spontaneously. Wholeness is thus an objective factor that confronts the
subject independently of him... Unity and totality stand at the highest
point on the scale of objective values because their symbols can no
longer be distinguished from the imago Dei. Hence all
statements about the God-image apply also to the empirical symbols of
totality."
-- Jung, Aion, as quoted in
Carl Jung and
Thomas Merton


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5.2. UCTB.preprocess package¶
5.2.1. UCTB.preprocess.GraphGenerator module¶
-
class
UCTB.preprocess.GraphGenerator.
GraphGenerator
(data_loader, graph='Correlation', threshold_distance=1000, threshold_correlation=0, threshold_interaction=500, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
This class is used to build graphs. Adajacent matrix and lapalace matrix will be stored in self.AM and self.LM.
- Parameters
data_loader (NodeTrafficLoader) – data_loader object.
graph (str) – Types of graphs used in neural methods. Graphs should be a subset of {
'Correlation'
,'Distance'
,'Interaction'
,'Line'
,'Neighbor'
,'Transfer'
} and concatenated by'-'
, and dataset should have data of selected graphs. Default:'Correlation'
threshold_distance (float) – Used in building of distance graph. If distance of two nodes in meters is larger than
threshold_distance
, the corresponding position of the distance graph will be 1 and otherwise 0.the corresponding Default: 1000threshold_correlation (float) – Used in building of correlation graph. If the Pearson correlation coefficient is larger than
threshold_correlation
, the corresponding position of the correlation graph will be 1 and otherwise 0. Default: 0threshold_interaction (float) – Used in building of interatction graph. If in the latest 12 months, the number of times of interaction between two nodes is larger than
threshold_interaction
, the corresponding position of the interaction graph will be 1 and otherwise 0. Default: 500
-
AM
¶ Adajacent matrices of graphs.
- Type
array
-
LM
¶ Laplacian matrices of graphs.
- Type
array
-
static
adjacent_to_laplacian
(adjacent_matrix)¶ Turn adjacent_matrix into Laplace matrix.
-
static
correlation_adjacent
(traffic_data, threshold)¶ Calculate correlation graph based on pearson coefficient.
- Parameters
traffic_data (ndarray) – numpy array with shape [sequence_length, num_node].
threshold (float) – float between [-1, 1], nodes with Pearson Correlation coefficient larger than this threshold will be linked together.
-
distance_adjacent
(lat_lng_list, threshold)¶ Calculate distance graph based on geographic distance.
-
static
haversine
(lat1, lon1, lat2, lon2)¶ Calculate the great circle distance between two points on the earth (specified in decimal degrees)
-
static
interaction_adjacent
(interaction_matrix, threshold)¶ Binarize interaction_matrix based on threshold.
- Parameters
interaction_matrix (ndarray) –
with shape [num_node, num_node], where each element represents the number of interactions during a certain time,
e.g. 6 monthes, between the corresponding nodes.
threshold (float or int) – nodes with number of interactions between them greater than this threshold will be linked together.
5.2.2. UCTB.preprocess.preprocessor module¶
-
class
UCTB.preprocess.preprocessor.
Normalizer
(X)¶ Bases:
object
This class can help normalize and denormalize data by calling min_max_normal and min_max_denormal method.
-
min_max_denormal
(X)¶ Input X, return denormalized results. :type: numpy.ndarray
-
min_max_normal
(X)¶ Input X, return normalized results. :type: numpy.ndarray
-
-
class
UCTB.preprocess.preprocessor.
ST_MoveSample
(closeness_len, period_len, trend_len, target_length=1, daily_slots=24)¶ Bases:
object
This class can converts raw data into temporal features including closenss, period and trend features.
- Parameters
closeness_len (int) – The length of closeness data history. The former consecutive
closeness_len
time slots of data will be used as closeness history.period_len (int) – The length of period data history. The data of exact same time slots in former consecutive
period_len
days will be used as period history.trend_len (int) – The length of trend data history. The data of exact same time slots in former consecutive
trend_len
weeks (every seven days) will be used as trend history.target_length (int) – The numbers of steps that need prediction by one piece of history data. Have to be 1 now. Default: 1 default:1.
daily_slots (int) – The number of records of one day. Calculated by 24 * 60 /time_fitness. default:24.
-
move_sample
(data)¶ Input data to generate closeness, period, trend features and target vector y.
- Parameters
data (ndarray) – Orginal temporal data.
:return:closeness, period, trend and y matrices. :type: numpy.ndarray.
-
class
UCTB.preprocess.preprocessor.
SplitData
¶ Bases:
object
This class can help split data by calling split_data and split_feed_dict method.
-
static
split_data
(data, ratio_list)¶ Divide the data based on the given parameter ratio_list.
- Parameters
data (ndarray) – Data to be split.
ratio_list (list) – Split ratio, the data will be split according to the ratio.
- :return:The elements in the returned list are the divided data, and the
dimensions of the list are the same as ratio_list.
- Type
-
static
split_feed_dict
(feed_dict, sequence_length, ratio_list)¶ Divide the value data in feed_dict based on the given parameter ratio_list.
- Parameters
feed_dict (dict) – It is a dictionary composed of key-value pairs.
sequence_length (int) – If the length of value in feed_dict is equal to sequence_length, then this method divides the value according to the ratio without changing its key.
ratio_list (list) – Split ratio, the data will be split according to the ratio.
- Returns
The elements in the returned list are divided dictionaries, and the dimensions of the list are the same as ratio_list.
- Type
-
static
5.2.3. UCTB.preprocess.time_utils module¶
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UCTB.preprocess.time_utils.
is_valid_date
(date_str)¶ - Parameters
date_str (string) – e.g. 2019-01-01
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True if date_str is valid date, otherwise return False.
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UCTB.preprocess.time_utils.
is_work_day_america
(date, city)¶ - Parameters
date (string or datetime) – e.g. 2019-01-01
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True if date is not holiday in America, otherwise return False.
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UCTB.preprocess.time_utils.
is_work_day_china
(date, city)¶ - Parameters
date (string or datetime) – e.g. 2019-01-01
- Returns
True if date is not holiday in China, otherwise return False.


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Project NELS: The Vision
Most of the robotic machines in today's time take decisions based on visual images but they seldom use sounds as sensory inputs for taking actions. Imaging a scenario where your machine could understand different sounds like you do. Imagine a machine that could sense a knock on your door, someone breaking into your house and take decisions by sensing different sounds in the environment. This could help in efficient decision making and make machine more intelligent. But, how does one make the machine understand millions of sounds existing in the universe?
The main motivation behind this long term project is to make the machine continuously learn all the sounds that exist in the universe. However, nature has its own grammar in the sense that the sounds follow certain rules that humans are able to understand intuitively, but this information is unusable by machines. The NELS Team is developing an artificial intelligent system that continually crawls the web for sound samples and automatically learn their meanings, associations and semantics with minimal human intervention.
The Never Ending Language Learner (NELL) and
Never Ending Image Learner (NEIL) are similar projects that aim to make the machines develop the capability to read and understand images respectively. These project have been very successful. The Never Ending Learning of Sound (NELS) is a similar effort with the aim to make machines develop the capability to hear.
Project NELS: The Approach
We have currently divided the project into 3 modules:
Module 1: Web Crawler -
The web crawler continuously crawls the web to collect sound samples and other information about the sound sample. Currently, the crawler is implemented for youtube.com, but we are in the process of having a generic crawler in place. A major problem that remains to be dealt with is handling near duplicate sound samples. We are planning to implement LSH Techniques for the same.
Module 2: Artificial Intelligent System -
We have trained classifiers with training data obtained from findsounds sound database. These classifiers are used to classify the newly encountered sound sample and re-train the classifier. The Re-Training is not implemented as of now, but it forms an essential part of the project. We are currently extracting the Mel Frequency Coefficients from the sound samples and applying Kmeans Algorithm to obtain the bag of words. The current binary SVM Classifiers (Chi-Square Kernel) are trained using these bag of words.
Module 3: Web Interface -
The backend of the website is based in Python-Django. The web interface allows the users on the NELS framework visualize what relationships and attributes are currently formulated by NELS. The web interface also forms the basis for manual human evaluation of the relationships learnt by NELS. Our aim is to continuously reduce the human intervention required by NELS.
Project NELS: Future Plans
In order to improve upon the efficiency of the model, we have though of undergoing the following:
1. Try other classification methods (such as different kernels in LibSVM) and identify which provides best precision and recall. Our aim is to have as high precision as possible.
2. Identify other features from the sound samples (apart from MFCC Coefficients) that could help in having more information about sound and lead to better accuracy of classification.
3. Incremental clustering to identify new classes.
4. Implement Locality Sensitive Hashing (LSH) Technique that would help to identify near duplicates and hence significantly improve the efficiency of the crawler.
Project NELS: Project Mentors
We would like to thank Prof Dr. Bhiksha Raj, Prof Dr. Rita Singh and Pulkit Agrawal for their constant guidance and overwhelming support. Their wisdom, clarity of thought and persistent encouragement motivated us to bring this project to its present state. Working with them has been a great learning experience.
1. Prof Dr. Bhiksha Raj, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
Link to Official Page.
2. Prof Dr. Rita Singh, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
Link to Official Page.
3. Pulkit Agrawal, Graduate Student, Department of Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley.
Link to Official Page.


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Upon detection of a movement nearby, turn on the light ... yes, my living room is dark and messy.
Not complicated project at all, however special care must be payed since we'll be playing with the big boys and the AC wall power. If careless, at least magical smoke, at worse a fire or frying your myocard.
20101130: well, the 2 babies I made months ago (10 months ago for the 1st version) are still perfectly working with not a single issue. Mine is still in the entrance of my appartment turning on light when I walk in, and the other one at my gf appartment turning on the light when she goes to the bathroom. Quite happy to see there are some projects I can build and have it run for months.
20111101: for the record, the version 1 made in January 2010 (soon 2 years ago) is still running just fine in my entrance. I'm quite proud yes. 2 years of electronics later, I notice that yeah, the diode before the SSR could be spared, but it would have been safer to add a resistor or better, to have a transistor drive the SSR (extensively used in
Clapclap 2313). Anyway, still working so colclusion the baby has internal resistance and does not require much more than 20mA otherwise the uC would have fried long ago... lucky me!
Components
- Movement detector https://akizukidenshi.com/catalog/g/gM-02471/ (850 jpy)
- Relay that can drive a few Amps http://akizukidenshi.com/catalog/g/gI-03236/ (250 jpy)
- Here a 240v 2A -> means in Japan with the 110v I can drive a 200 W light. My purpose is a 40~60 W tungstene or 10~15 W light saving light, so I'm comfortable.
- A microcontroller since I'm a lazy boy and lame at electronics (ATTiny 2313) (150 jpy)
- A wallwart to deliver the 9v since I can't find a simple transformer 110v-9v (750 jpy)
- 2 different voltage rails : 5V for the UC, 9V for the movement detector
- Boxing, alive led, plugs for japan wall, ...
Total : around 3,000 jpy. Work time : 10 days. Time to build a new one : about 1 day with the casing I would say.
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Free of use, version of 10 feb 2010. Working fine. Only concern is a small noise, like a whistle, that is generated by the low-cost wallwart. Hopefully I can't hear it from the living room, but if you stand close to the box you can't miss it. Hard to find nice and inexpensive wallwart.
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PIR Sensor - Passive Infra Red sensor
Very easy to use and surprising efficient. One can find it at Sparkfun or Akizukidenshi, and for once at nearly the same price 10 $ / 800 JPY (bought mine at Akizukidenshi).
On detection of a movement, the ALARM pin goes low (after a 1-2 sec of initial configuration). Since the pin goes DOWN, one must pull it UP to make sure to have appropriate reading. And by the way, beware of your pull up: make it 5v and not 9v to not fry the uC.
Another thing to remember is that even if it says "works from 5v to 12v", it seems that the device works better in the 9-12 v range (according peoples comment here and there). So the circuit will have a 9v rail (wallwart direct) and a 5v (LM7805 managed).
According documentation don't forget a 10 uF condensator right near the sensor, seems it likes to make waves.
Wiring colors (according my cable delivered with the baby so read your own doc if you're unsure):
- RED : Vcc (9v in my case)
- BROWN : Ground
- BLACK : ALARM (LOW on activity)
NOTABENE : put the pull up to the 9v or the 5v depends on your needs ! In my case it will be 5v.
SSR - Solid State Relay
Trigger is 3-8v and drives 240v/2A. Since I'm in Japan, power here is 110v, but let's not assume I can ride until 4A ... I don't mean to burn my appartment to the ground. I'm wandering if I should protect the relay pins (uC side) and use a optocoupler or connect it directly... Answer might cost me a uC so maybe use the "better safe than sorry" approach is better.
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