In this sample Denmark comes in first, bravo 84% of your consumer plastics are recycled, come on Belgium you can reach over 80% if you try hard enough.
Ireland, a good try but we must do better, perhaps if people stopped throwing plastic bottles our of their car windows we'd catch-up with Germany.
Perhaps there is a correlation between economic development and plastic consumption. Click on the picture of the beach to if you would like to know more.


Privacy
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In today's tech world privacy and security go hand in hand to casual computer users. There has been a significant increase in concern of people's privacy lately, which is understandable if you consider how much of your information is really tracked online (mostly for "advertising"). The problem this fairly new concern causes is a large number of "average" online users are not well educated on how to keep their privacy and security safe online.
The problem that this causes is that it creates two groups of misinformed users. One spectrum is the user that thinks that nothing will ever happen to them. They visit every site, use the same password for everything, download the first link they can see of what they're looking for, etc. This group of people is the most prone to getting "cyber-attacked" and creates a smaller group of people who will begin to think that the internet is malicious and nothing is safe.
The second group of people is on the other side of the spectrum. Often it is people that know or have heard of people from the first group who have lost "everything" because of the internet. This group typically will avoid using technology at all costs. For example, I have family that fits in this category. They could make their business digital and spend maybe 30 minutes to an hour online once a month to manage their expenses, but chooses to do everything on paper. This creates hours a week of work because they are afraid to put any personal information online.
Now, not everyone fits in one of the categories, but everyone falls somewhere within that spectrum. The solution? More education. There needs to be more education. After researching online, most of the resources made available is for using the computers and very basic knowledge to get people up and running. There aren't as many cyber-awareness courses that are free to everyday users that aren't biased or some other ploy to get misinformed users to buy a product.
Yes, there are sites that say
- Use better passwords
- Keep your applications updated
- Go online with a secure browswer
But what is lacking is the WHY people are doing that. Without the why assumptions are made. If I am told that I need specialized security software and a secure browser to use the internet, the assumption is that the internet is not safe and I need to protect myself.
People's foundation for computer security needs to be improved. Schools should focus more on showing students what they should be looking for to protect themselves and common indicators for malicious sites/etc. online. This would be more beneficial instead of preaching that they need to protect themselves because it's 'bad'. If the education is ingrained into people from an early age, recognizing malicious and foul intent within websites should become a second nature.
Too many times I have been given advices that is absurd in regards to online security due to people who were miseducated on how to remain safe and still effectively use the internet. If you are still downloading music using Limewire.. it may be time to reconsider your knowledge on online security.


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Note: The plasmid size is the only field requiring user input while all other fields are optional. If you just enter the plasmid size and nothing else, the program will draw a circle with black outline.
Note: 'Arrow head length' is defined in terms of anglar size (in degree). Setting it to a large value will make the appearance odd. You may also need to reduce the anglar size for features that are very short. Otherwise an odd shape instead of an arrow may be drawn.
The canvas size defines the size of the drawing board. It limits the maximum size of the plasmid map and also defines the center of the map's circle. The center of circle (x,y) is defined to be (Width*0.5, Height*0.5). Hence you may draw a series of non-concentric circles/features by appending features with different canvas size settings. The program will alert you if the plasmid map is too large to be fitted in the canvas.
Warning: If you press the 'Append Feature' button without pressing the 'Generate Code' button before(i.e. the SVG code panel is empty), the program may yield unexpected/invalid results.


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Many target system boards have a built-in serial port. A console interface connection to the serial port of the target system lets you query and configure the state of your target system.
The probe provides a serial port that can be configured to access the serial port of the target system. This is useful if you need to access the serial port of a remotely located target system over Ethernet from the host system. An RJ-25 cable (P/N 600-76822) is also provided with the probe to connect to the serial port of your target system.
To connect the probe to the target system serial port, perform the following steps.
Procedure
Table 3-2 shows the default settings of the Sourcery Probe Professional target serial port.
Table 3-2. Sourcery Probe Professional Target Serial Port Default Settings
|
For this option |
Select |
|---|---|
|
Baud rate |
9600 |
|
Data bits |
data8 |
|
Stop bits |
stop1 |
|
Parity |
no parity |
|
Hardware flow control |
nortscts |
|
XON/XOFF flow control |
noxon |
|
Target echo feature |
echo |
If the probe target serial port settings do not match the serial port settings of your target system, perform the following steps.
Procedure
core> tgtty baud_rate data_bits stop_bits parity
hardware_flow_control xon_off_flow_control echo_state
For example:
core> tgtty 19200 data8 stop2 noparity nortscts noxon echo
core> tgtty
Related Topics
To restore the default settings for the target serial port, perform the steps provided in this section.
Procedure
tgtty default
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This example demonstrates the "Select Case" statement.
You will receive a different greeting based on what day it is.
Note that Sunday=1, Monday=2, Tuesday=3, etc.


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Duration
15 minutes
Goals
The primary goal of this lab is to create an attached property that can be added to a button to set the second color of our gradient effect.
Required assets
This is a continuation of the previous exercise. You can use your existing solution or open the solution in the Part 04 Resources > Completed folder. The Part 05 Resources folder contains a subfolder named Completed with a solution you can use to check your work. Please make sure you have these folders before you begin.
Challenge
- Add an attached property named GradientColorProperty to the button gradient RoutingEffect. Code the setter and getter methods for the property.
- When the slider moves, create a color based on the position and assign it to the button using the attached property you just created.
- In each platform-specific button gradient effect class:
- Read the attached property and use it for the bottom color.
- Override
OnElementPropertyChanged
, watch for the GradientColor property, and update the gradient.
Steps
Add an Attached Property
- Open ButtonGradientEffect.cs in the ControlExplorer PCL project.
- Add a
public static readonly BindableProperty
named GradientColorProperty. - Assign GradientColorProperty using the static
BindableProperty.CreateAttached
method: set the property name to "GradientColor", the type toColor
, the declaring type toButtonGradientEffect
and the default value to black. - Add a
public static void
setter method named SetGradientColor that accepts aVisualElement
and aColor
. - Within the setter method, call the
SetValue
method on the passed-inVisualElement
. The parameters are theBindableProperty
and the passed inColor
. - Add a
public static Color
getter method named GetGradientColor that accepts aVisualElement
. - Within the getter method, call the
VisualElement
'sGetValue
method, passing in theBindableProperty
. Cast the return value to aColor
and return it.
Set the Attached Property
We'll use the existing slider to adjust the second color of our gradient. When the slider position changes, we'll create a color and assign it to the button via the attached property.
- Open MainPage.xaml.cs and find the
OnSliderColorValueChanged
method. - Use the slider position to generate a color. The slider has been configured with Min/Max values of 0 and 255 which can be read using the passed in
ValueChangedEventArgs
'sNewValue
property. Generate a greyColor
by usingNewValue
for the RGB color values. - Set the new color as the gradient color attached property onto the button named buttonClick. Use the static
ButtonGradientEffect.SetGradientColor
method.
Read the Attached Property
The steps below are the same for each head project. Complete the steps below for each platform you wish to support.
- Open MyButtonGradientEffect in the head project and find the
SetGradient
method. - Update the colorBottom assignment to read the attached property by calling the
static
ButtonGradientEffect.GetGradientColor
method. Remember, the property is attached to the button defined in Xamarin.Forms, so pass in xfButton. - We also need to respond to property changes: override
OnElementPropertyChanged
. - Within the method, check if the
Element
property is aButton
; if it is not, return. - Next check for updates to the attached property by comparing the
PropertyName
property on the passed inPropertyChangedEventArgs
. You can use the PropertyName property on GradientColorProperty to compare. - If
PropertyName
matches our gradient property, callSetGradient
. - Run the application and move the slider, the bottom color of the gradient on the button should change from black to white.
Bonus: Repond to size changes in iOS
On iOS, we created a gradient layer with a fixed width and height. We can use OnElementPropertyChanged to respond to size changes on the element.
- Open MyButtonGraidentEffect in the iOS head project.
- In
OnElementPropertyChanged
, callSetGradient
ife.PropertyName
matchesVisualElement.WidthProperty
orVisualElement.HeightProperty
.
Summary
In this exercise you defined an attached property to store a color. You attached and updated the property to a Xamarin.Forms button. You then read and used the color property to update the gradient in each platform-specific project.


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A graph is any collection of nodes and edges. In contrast to our
previous trees, a graph is much more relaxed in it's structure. A graph may:
Here are some highlights:
Graph 1
lacks a root. This means there is no single node that can access allT
, you can't access U
. If weU
, you can't access T
. If we provide just V
, you
can'tT
or U
.Graph 2
has a cycle. This means there is no longer a parent-childGraph 2
, its grandchild will also be itsX
is a neighbor of Y
." Perhaps even more deadly, imagine we ran
aGraph 3
features nodes that have more than 2 edges. Anarchy!There are many ways to represent a graph programmatically. Let's take a moment
to explore each and describe the tradeoffs we make when choosing among them. We
will use Graph 3
from above as our candidate. Bear in mind that our graph is
directed. For example, this means that C
can access D
, but D
cannot
access
C
.
This implementation is most similar to how we implemented binary trees. That is,
we create a node class that maintains a value and an array of references to
neighboring nodes. This easily solves the problem that a node can have any
number of neighbors, no longer just a left and right.
class GraphNode {
constructor(val) {
this.val = val;
this.neighbors = [];
}
}
let a = new GraphNode('a');
let b = new GraphNode('b');
let c = new GraphNode('c');
let d = new GraphNode('d');
let e = new GraphNode('e');
let f = new GraphNode('f');
a.neighbors = [b, c, e];
c.neighbors = [b, d];
e.neighbors = [a];
f.neighbors = [e];
This implementation is great because it feels familiar to how we implemented
trees. However, this implementation is clunky in that we have no easy way to
refer to the entire graph. How can we pass this graph to a function? Recall that
there is no root to act as the definite starting point.
This is the often the mathematician's preferred way of representing a graph. We
use a 2D array to represent edges. We'll first map each node's value to an
index. This means A -> 0
, B -> 1
, C -> 2
, etc.. Below is the
mapping for
From here, the row index will correspond to the source of an edge and the column
index will correspond to its destination. A value of true
will mean that there
does exist an edge from source to destination.
let matrix = [
/* A B C D E F */
/*A*/ [true, true, true, false, true, false],
/*B*/ [false, true, false, false, false, false],
/*C*/ [false, true, true, true, false, false],
/*D*/ [false, false, false, true, false, false],
/*E*/ [true, false, false, false, true, false],
/*F*/ [false, false, false, false, true, true]
];
A few things to note about using an adjacency matrix:
matrix[i][j]
may not be the same asmatrix[j][i]
x
An advantage of the matrix implementation is that it allows us to refer to the
entire graph by simply referring to the 2D array. A huge disadvantage of using a
matrix is the space required. To represent a graph of n nodes, we must allocate
n2 space for the 2D array. This is even more upsetting when there are
few edges in graph. We will have to use n2 space, even though the
array would be sparse with only a few true
elements.
An adjacency list seeks to solve the shortcomings of the matrix implementation.
We use an object where keys represent the node labels. The values associated
with the keys will be an array containing all adjacent nodes:
let graph = {
'a': ['b', 'c', 'e'],
'b': [],
'c': ['b', 'd'],
'd': [],
'e': ['a'],
'f': ['e']
};
An adjacency list is easy to implement and allows us to refer to the entire
graph by simply referencing the object. The space required for an adjacency list
is the number of edges in the graph. Since there will be at most n2
edges in a graph of n nodes, the adjacency list will use at most the same amount
of space as the matrix. You'll find adjacency lists useful when attacking
problems that are not explicitly about graphs. We'll elaborate more on this
soon.
Let's explore our classic Depth-First, but for graphs this time! We'll be
utilizing the GraphNode
and Adjacency List
implementations of the following
graph:
Since we already discussed the differences between Depth-First and
Breadth-First, we'll focus just on Depth-First here. We'll leave the
Breadth-First exploration in the upcoming project.
Let's begin by assuming we have our candidate graph implemented using our
GraphNode
class:
class GraphNode {
constructor(val) {
this.val = val;
this.neighbors = [];
}
}
let a = new GraphNode('a');
let b = new GraphNode('b');
let c = new GraphNode('c');
let d = new GraphNode('d');
let e = new GraphNode('e');
let f = new GraphNode('f');
a.neighbors = [e, c, b];
c.neighbors = [b, d];
e.neighbors = [a];
f.neighbors = [e];
One thing we'll have to decide on is what node to begin our traversal. Depending
on the structure of the graph, there may not be a suitable starting point.
Remember that a graph may not have a "root". However in our candidate, F
is
like a root. It is the only valid choice because it is the only node that may
access all other nodes through some path of edges. We admit, the choice of F
is somewhat contrived and in a practical setting you may not have a nice
starting point like this. We'll cover how to overcome this obstacle soon. For
now we'll take F
.
We want to build a recursive depthFirstRecur
function that accepts a node and
performs a Depth-First traversal through the graph. Let's begin with a baseline
solution, although it is not yet complete to handle all graphs:
// broken
function depthFirstRecur(node) {
console.log(node.val);
node.neighbors.forEach(neighbor => {
depthFirstRecur(neighbor);
});
}
depthFirstRecur(f);
It will get caught in an infinite cycle
f, e, a, e, a, e, a, e, ...
! To fix this, simply store which nodes we have
visited already. Whenever we hit a node that has previously been visited, then
return early. We'll use JavaScript
Sets
to store visited
because they allow for constant time lookup.
// using GraphNode representation
function depthFirstRecur(node, visited=new Set()) {
// if this node has already been visited, then return early
if (visited.has(node.val)) return;
// otherwise it hasn't yet been visited,
// so print it's val and mark it as visited.
console.log(node.val);
visited.add(node.val);
// then explore each of its neighbors
node.neighbors.forEach(neighbor => {
depthFirstRecur(neighbor, visited);
});
}
depthFirstRecur(f);
This code works well and will print the values in the order f, e, a, c, b, d
.
Note that this strategy only works if the values are guaranteed to be unique.
If you are averse to recursion (don't be), we can write an iterative version
using the same principles:
function depthFirstIter(node) {
let visited = new Set();
let stack = [ node ];
while (stack.length) {
let node = stack.pop();
// if this node has already been visited, then skip this node
if (visited.has(node.val)) continue;
// otherwise it hasn't yet been visited,
// so print it's val and mark it as visited.
console.log(node.val);
visited.add(node.val);
// then add its neighbors to the stack to be explored
stack.push(...node.neighbors);
}
}
depthFirstIter(f);
Let's now assume our candidate graph in the form of an Adjacency List:
let graph = {
'a': ['b', 'c', 'e'],
'b': [],
'c': ['b', 'd'],
'd': [],
'e': ['a'],
'f': ['e']
};
Bear in mind that the nodes are just strings now, not GraphNode
s. Other than
that, the code shares many details from our previous implementations:
// using Adjacency List representation
function depthFirstRecur(node, graph, visited=new Set()) {
if (visited.has(node)) return;
console.log(node);
visited.add(node);
graph[node].forEach(neighbor => {
depthFirstRecur(neighbor, graph, visited);
});
}
depthFirstRecur('f', graph);
Cool! We print values in the order f, e, a, b, c, d
. We'll leave the iterative
version to you as an exercise for later.
Instead, let's draw our attention to a point from before: having to choose f
as the starting point isn't dynamic enough to be impressive. Also, if we choose
a poor initial node, some nodes may be unreachable. For example, choosing a
as
the starting point with a call to depthFirstRecur('a', graph)
will only print
a, b, c, d, e
. We missed out on f
. Bummer.
We can fix this. A big advantage of using an Adjacency List is that it contains
the full graph! We can use a surrounding loop to allow our traversal to jump
between disconnected regions of the graph. Refactoring our code:
function depthFirst(graph) {
let visited = new Set();
for (let node in graph) {
_depthFirstRecur(node, graph, visited);
}
}
function _depthFirstRecur(node, graph, visited) {
if (visited.has(node)) return;
console.log(node);
visited.add(node);
graph[node].forEach(neighbor => {
_depthFirstRecur(neighbor, graph, visited);
});
}
depthFirst(graph);
Notice that our main function depthFirst
is iterative and accepts the entire
Adjacency List as an Argo. Our helper _depthFirstRecur
is recursive.
_depthFirstRecur
serves the same job as before, it will explore a full
connected region in a graph. The main depthFirst
method will allow us to
"bridge" the gap between connection regions.
Still fuzzy? Imagine we had the following graph. Before you ask, these are not
two separate graphs. This is a single graph that contains two connected
components. Another term for a graph of this structure is a "Forest" because it
contains multiple "Trees", ha:
It is easy to represent this graph using an Adjacency List. We can then pass the
graph into our depthFirst
from above:
let graph = {
'h': ['i', 'j'],
'i': [],
'j': ['k'],
'k': [],
'l': ['m'],
'm': []
}
depthFirst(graph);
// prints h, i, j, k, l, m
![](./../graph.png)
![](./../cycle.png)
![](./../path.png)
![](./../weighted-graph.png)
![](./../complete-or-connected-graph.png)
![](./../directed-graph.png)
DFS-->
![DFS](https://www3.cs.stonybrook.edu/~skiena/combinatorica/animations/anim/dfs.gif)
![DFS](https://www.codesdope.com/staticroot/images/algorithm/dfs.gif)
---
---
BFS-->
![BFS](https://www3.cs.stonybrook.edu/~skiena/combinatorica/animations/anim/bfs.gif)
![](https://codeabbey.github.io/data/breadth_first_search_1.gif)
```js
// class GraphNode {
// constructor(val) {
// this.val = val;
// this.neighbors = [];
// }
// }
//
// let a = new GraphNode("a");
// console.log('let a = new GraphNode("a"): ', a);
// let b = new GraphNode("b");
// let c = new GraphNode("c");
// console.log('let c = new GraphNode("c"): ', c);
// let d = new GraphNode("d");
// let e = new GraphNode("e");
// console.log('let e = new GraphNode("e"): ', e);
// let f = new GraphNode("f");
// console.log(
// "------------------------------End of node instantions--------------------------------------"
// );
// console.log("a.neighbors = [e, c, b]: ", (a.neighbors = [e, c, b]));
//
// console.log("c.neighbors = [b, d]: ", (c.neighbors = [b, d]));
//
// console.log("e.neighbors = [a]: ", (e.neighbors = [a]));
//
// console.log("f.neighbors = [e]: ", (f.neighbors = [e]));
//
// console.log(
// "------------------------------deapth first traversal (comment out adjacency list)--------------------------------------"
// );
//
// function depthFirstRecur(node, visited = new Set()) {
// if (visited.has(node.val)) return;
//
// console.log(node.val); //output
// visited.add(node.val);
//
// node.neighbors.forEach((neighbor) => {
// depthFirstRecur(neighbor, visited);
// });
// }
//
// //tree node class... if it didn't have a neighbours the value would be null but here it is just an empty array.
// Implementing a Graph in Code
// Similar to when working with other ADTs, we can crate a node class
// This class can have a property which will store all the nodes
// which this instance should hold reference to.
class GraphNode {
constructor(val) {
this.val = val;
this.neighbors = [];
}
}
let a = new GraphNode("a");
let b = new GraphNode("b");
let c = new GraphNode("c");
let d = new GraphNode("d");
let e = new GraphNode("e");
let f = new GraphNode("f");
a.neighbors = [b, c, e];
c.neighbors = [b, d];
e.neighbors = [a];
f.neighbors = [e];
// Adjacency Matrix
// The implementation above is considered rather clunky.
// We have no easy way to refer to the entire graph.
// Recall that there is no root to act as the definite starting point (unlike with Trees).
// How can we pass this graph to a function?
// One of the solutions is to create an Adjacency Matrix, a grid utilizing a 2D array.
// Matrix implementation allows us to refer to the entire graph by simply referring to the 2D array.
// The row index corresponds to the source of an edge.
// The column index will correspond to its destination.
// A value of true will mean that there does exist an edge from source to destination,
// ie, the source node should hold reference to destination node.
- One axis (outside array) has an entry (inner array) for each node in the graph. If one node is connected to another node in the graph, our entry in the inner array is set to true. Otherwise the entry is false.
let matrix = [
/* Destinations => A/0 B/1 C/2 D/3 E/4 F/5 */
/* ----------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* | A/0 */ [true, true, true, false, true, false],
/* | B/1 */ [false, true, false, false, false, false],
/* Sources => | C/2 */ [false, true, true, true, false, false],
/* | D/3 */ [false, false, false, true, false, false],
/* | E/4 */ [true, false, false, false, true, false],
/* | F/5 */ [false, false, false, false, true, true],
];
// Disadvantage:
// An adjacency matrix requires a lot of space.
// To represent a graph of n nodes, we must allocate n^2 space for the 2D array.
// If there are few edges in graph we will have to use n2 space,
// even though the array will only contain a few true elements.
// Adjacency List
// We use an object where keys represent the node labels.
// The values associated with the keys will be an array containing all
// adjacent nodes,
// ie, the nodes which this instance (represented by a key)
// should hold reference to.
// An adjacency list is easy to implement and allows us to refer to the
// entire graph by simply referencing the object.
// The space required for an adjacency list is the number of edges in
// the graph.
let adjList = {
a: ["b", "c", "e"],
b: [],
c: ["b", "d"],
d: [],
e: ["a"],
f: ["e"],
};
// Recursive case given a node
function depthFirstNode(node, visited = new Set()) {
// We utilize a Set for our memo instead of a regular object
// A Set is like an object where the keys have no values
if (visited.has(node.val)) return;
console.log(node.val);
visited.add(node.val);
node.neighbors.forEach((neighbor) => depthFirstNode(neighbor, visited));
}
// We invoke this with an instance of the graph node class
// depthFirstNode(f);
// depthFirstNode(node, visited); // 1st frame, node.val = 'f', visited = {'f'}
// depthFirstNode(node, visited); // 2nd frame, node.val = 'e', visited = {'f', 'e'}
// depthFirstNode(node, visited); // 3rd frame, node.val = 'a', visited = {'f', 'e', 'a'}
// depthFirstNode(node, visited); // 4th frame, node.val = 'b', visited = {'f', 'e', 'a', 'b'}, popped off
stack
// depthFirstNode(node, visited); // 5th frame, node.val = 'c', visited = {'f', 'e', 'a', 'b', 'c'}
// depthFirstNode(node, visited); // 6th frame, node.val = 'd', visited = {'f', 'e', 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}, popped
off stack
// 5th frame, node.val = 'c' returns undefined, popped off the stack
// 4th frame, node.val = 'e' vistied.has(node.val) = true, returns undefined, popped off the stack
// 3rd frame, node.val = 'a' returns undefined, popped off the stack
// 2nd frame, node.val = 'e' returns undefined, popped off the stack
// 1st frame, node.val = 'f' returns undefined, popped off the stack
// Final return value: undefined
// Recursive case given an adjacency list
// let adjList = {
// 'a': ['b', 'c', 'e'],
// 'b': [],
// 'c': ['b', 'd'],
// 'd': [],
// 'e': ['a'],
// 'f': ['e'],
// };
function depthFirstAdj(graph, node, visited = new Set()) {
// if this node has already been visited, then return early
if (visited.has(node)) return;
// otherwise it hasn't yet been visited,
// so print it's val and mark it as visited.
console.log(node);
visited.add(node);
// then explore each of its neighbors
graph[node].forEach((neighbor) => {
depthFirstAdj(graph, neighbor, visited);
});
}
// // We invoke this with the adjacency list and a key from the list.
// depthFirstAdj(adjList, 'f');
// console.log(\n----------\n
);
// depthFirstAdj(adjList, 'a');
// We see that when we invoke this function with 'a' we are not able to access the 'f' node
function completeDepthFirst(graph) {
let visited = new Set();
for (let node in graph) {
_depthFirstRecur(node, graph, visited);
}
}
function _depthFirstRecur(node, graph, visited) {
// if this node has already been visited, then return early
if (visited.has(node)) return;
// otherwise it hasn't yet been visited,
// so print it's val and mark it as visited.
console.log(node);
visited.add(node);
// then explore each of its neighbors
graph[node].forEach((neighbor) => {
_depthFirstRecur(neighbor, graph, visited);
});
}
// We invoke this with the adjacency list and a key from the list.
completeDepthFirst(adjList, "f");
console.log(`\n----------\n`);
completeDepthFirst(adjList, "a");
let list = {
a: ['b', 'c', 'e'],
b: [],
c: ['b', 'd'],
d: [],
e: ['a'],
f: ['e']
};
class GraphNode {
constructor(val) {
this.val = val;
this.neighbors = [];
}
}
O(n*lg(n))
or slower for most graph algorithms.Covering algorithms: BFS, DFS, detect cycle and find the shortest path
The most commonly used representations of a graph are adjacency matrix (a 2D array of size V x V where V is the number of vertices in a graph) and adjacency list (an array of lists represents the list of vertices adjacent to each vertex).
In the following sections, let's take a look must-to-know algorithms related to graph data structure. For simplicity, adjacency list representation is used in all the implementation.
`Input (graph 1): graph = \[\[1,2\], \[0,2,4\], \[0,1,3\], \[2\], \[1\]\], s = 0
Output: **0 1 2 4 3**`
Breadth First Search for a graph is similar to Breadth First Traversal of a tree. However, graphs may contain cycles, so we may visit the same vertex again and again. To avoid that, we can use boolean visited array to mark the visited vertices.
The above code traverses only the vertices reachable from a given source vertex. To do complete BFS traversal for disconnected graphs, we need to call BFS for every vertex.
Time complexity is O(V+E) where V is number of vertices in the graph and E is number of edges in the graph.
_Input (graph 1): graph = \[\[1,2\], \[0,2,4\], \[0,1,3\], \[2\], \[1\]\], s = 0
Output: **0 1 2 3 4 (or 0 2 3 1 4)**_
Similar to BFS, we also need to use a boolean array to mark the visited vertices for DFS.
Recursive implementation:
Iterative implementation using stack. Please note that the stack may contain the same vertex twice, so we need to check the visited set before printing.
For both implementations, all the vertices may not be reachable from a given vertex (example Disconnected graph). To do complete DFS traversal, we need to call DFS for every vertex.
Time complexity is O(V+E) where V is the number of vertices in the graph and E is number of edges in the graph.
`Given a **directed** graph, return true if the given graph contains at least one cycle, else return false.
Input (graph 2): graph = \[\[1,2\], \[2\], \[0,3\], \[\], \[1\]\]
Output: **True**`
DFS can be used to detect a cycle in a Graph. There is a cycle in a graph only if there is a back edge that is from a vertex to itself (self-loop) or to one of its ancestor in DFS stack tree.
Time complexity is the same as the normal DFS, which is O(V+E).
Given an undirected graph, return true if the given graph contains at least one cycle,
else return false.Input (graph 1): graph = [[1,2], [0,2,4], [0,1,3], [2], [1]]
Output: True
For undirected graph, we don't need to keep track of the whole stack tree (compared to directed graph cases). For every vertex 'v', if there is an adjacent 'u' such that u is already visited and u is not a parent of v, then there is a cycle in the graph.
Time complexity is the same as the normal DFS, which is O(V+E).
In some problems, you need to start BFS for multiple vertices as well as calculate the travel depth. Let's take a look at a typical problem.
In this question, we use a BFS to model the process. The grid is considered as a graph (an orange cell is a vertex and there are edges to the cell's neighbours). Starting BFS from all rotten oranges with 'depth' 0, and then travel to their neighbours which have 1 more depth. At the end, if we still have unvisited oranges, return -1 as this is impossible to rotten all oranges.
Time complexity is O(V+E) = O(the number of cells in grid).
Topological sorting is a linear ordering of vertices such that for every directed edge uv, vertex u comes before v in the ordering. Topological sorting is only possible for Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG).
Given a DAG, return the topological sortingInput: graph = [[1,2], [2], [3], [], [1]]
Output: 4 0 1 2 3
In normal DFS, we print the vertex at the beginning of the recursive function. To find the topological sorting, we modify DFS to make it first recursively call for all its adjacent vertices, then push its value to a stack. At the end, we print out the stack.
Time complexity is the same as the normal DFS, which is O(V+E).
Given a unweighted graph, a source and a destination, we need to find shortest path from source to
destination.Input (graph 1): graph = [[1,2], [0,2,4], [0,1,3], [2], [1]], s=4, d=0
Output: 4 1 0Input (graph 2): graph = [[1,2], [2], [0, 3], [], [1]], s=1, d=0
Output: 1 2 0
For this question, we use BFS and keep storing the predecessor of a given vertex while doing the breadth first search. At the end, we use the predecessor array to print the path.
Time complexity is the same as normal BFS, which is O(V+E).
Given a graph and a source vertex in graph, find shortest distances from source to all vertices in the given
graph.Input: graph = [[[1, 2], [2, 6]], [[2, 1]], [[0, 1], [3, 3]], [], [[1, 1]]], s=0
Output: [0, 2, 3, 6, inf]


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These functions are global reading from specified file.
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balance.method |
balance method for |
comm |
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These functions will apply read.table()
locally and sequentially
from rank 0, 1, 2, ...
By default, rank 0 reads the file only, then scatter to other ranks for
small datasets (.pbd_env$SPMD.IO$max.read.size
) in
read.method = "gbd"
.
(bcast to others in read.method = "common"
.)
As dataset size increases, the reading is performed from each ranks and read portion of rows in "gbd" format as described in pbdDEMO vignettes and used in pmclust.
comm.load.balance()
is called for "gbd" method as
as nrows = -1
and skip = 0
are set. Note that the default
method "block" is the better way for performance in general that distributes
equally and leaves residuals on higher ranks evenly.
"block0" is the other way around. "block.cyclic" is only useful for
converting to ddmatrix
as in pbdDMAT.
A distributed data.frame is returned.
All factors are disable and read as characters or as what data should be.
Wei-Chen Chen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>George Ostrouchov, Drew Schmidt, Pragneshkumar Patel, and Hao Yu.
Programming with Big Data in R Website: http://r-pbd.org/
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and
comm.write.table()
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We use the Kinect v1 camera to perform human skeleton tracking using its IR camera. We interface with the Kinect using the OpenNI2 library for core Kinect features and NiTE2 for skeleton tracking purposes. To support the Kinect v1 camera with these two libraries, the OpenNI2-FreenectDriver bridge must also be installed. These libraries allow us to develop in non-windows platforms using opensource software.
There are difficulties in getting these dependencies installed as the OpenNI and NiTE project was discontinued when Apple bought PrimeSense. Instead, these packages are now hosted and can be downloaded using the following guide:
https://github.com/roboticslab-uc3m/installation-guides/blob/master/install-openni-nite.md
Using NiTE2 we access skeleton tracking information from the Kinect. At each frame we obtain the position of all 15 joints as (x, y, z) coordinates.
The Kinect and OpenNI has two coordinate systems used. These two systems are referred to as Depth and World representation. The differences can be described like so:
We obtain the joint information and can convert between both systems depending on our needs.


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Baseball player's body parts up for auction
ESPN | Submitted by: Clare A. McGuire @ Atlanta
"The fragments from the Seattle Mariners pitcher's elbow went up on
eBay on Tuesday, after Seattle sports radio talk show host Dave Mahler
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"The new U.S. drug czar, John P. Walters, says the government’s antidrug
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public, apparently due to pressure from American intelligence. "We will
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Dan O'Bannon, whose scripts always show inventive moments and wry humor, finally got the chance to direct with this suitably offbeat horror movie. Part inspired by the zombie films initiated by George A. Romero, RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD elaborates wildly upon its predecessors. This isn't a sequel - it's a reinventing of how zombies had been seen on the screen up to that point. Story starts in a medical supplies warehouse (already, you begin to think "uh-oh") where newcomer Freddy is told by his supervisor the "truth" behind Romero's film NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. Sure enough, curiosity leads to meddling, and before you can say "Braaaaiinns..", the dead have been reanimated and Freddy and his dropout buddies are surrounded by a horde of ghouls.
Film uses the 'siege' scenario of the Romero stories, but ironically its protagonists shelter in different storehouses of death - the warehouse, a cemetary, a crematorium, and a mortuary. The dead are outside, in the land of the living; the living have barricaded themselves in the domain of the dead. O'Bannon keeps playing with this intermediary zone until we can't remember any difference between a living body that is slowly turning undead or a dead body that is struggling back to life. To blur the line further, RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD's zombies don't act like the lethargic, green-hued somnambulists of other films that so distinctly separate themselves from their human victims. These zombies talk, move adeptly, and get organized. Added to that, several characters in the film aren't your normal band of sympathetic protagonists - their eccentricity, vulgarity, or nihilism doesn't make us care too much whether they join the ranks of the undead or not (with the exception of one girl-next-door type whose association with her friends seems very unlikely).
RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD was a revelation at the time - its style has been much imitated since, though it owes a debt to the hip, humorous horror of AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. It manages the unlikely feat of turning a zombie film into an action piece; its demented plot veers in almost any direction right up until its conclusion. Picture has everything you could in a zombie flick: splatter, rock music, and scream queen Linnea Quigley (who has surely fought more monsters than any other actor in living memory).
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EXCLUSIVE: Lil Nas X Fights Back In Lawsuit Over "Rodeo"
by Nolan StrongLil Nas X's lawyers are denying the rap star stole the beat for his smash single "Rodeo" featuring Cardi B.
(AllHipHop News) Rapper Lil Nas X is denying an allegation that he stole one of us hit records from an unknown rapper.
Producer/rapper Brandon Lee sued Lil Nas and Cardi B. in October, over their hit song “Rodeo."
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Lil Nas X has replied to the lawsuit and is gearing up for a legal fight because he maintains Lee's song it's nothing like "Rodeo."
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And it’s all over Kourtney not towing the reality line and spilling all about her personal life.
On Sunday’s episode, Kim, 39, criticised her 40-year-old sister for avoiding opening up about certain aspects of her personal life and being ‘so secretive’.
‘Kourtney spends a lot of time off-camera,’ said Kim.
‘She won’t talk about her relationship, but you’ll see paparazzi photos of her and her guy that I can’t say his name on the show because Kourtney doesn’t want to.
‘I’ll see things or read about it online and wonder like, did this really happen? Is she talking to this person?
‘And realise that it’s true, but she’s so secretive with us that she won’t even tell us.’
Younger sister Khloe, 35, agreed that being transparent with viewers is all part of the Kardashians’ ‘job’, but Kourtney argued there is a ‘fine line’.
Kim explained that she and Khloe have had to overcompensate for their sibling’s decision to hold things back.
‘Our job is being open and honest and sharing a lot of ourselves and it just seems like for the past few years now, Kourtney hasn’t really been open about her personal life on camera,’ she said.
‘So all of the days that Kourtney isn’t filming, Khloé and I are picking up the slack and having to share more. Because if we’re not sharing our lives, then what is the show?’
Shockingly, when Kim and Khloe called Kourtney to discuss the issue, Kim suggested: ‘We have a proposal for you: It starts with an F and ends with a D.’
She later continued: ‘She doesn’t want to show up, she doesn’t want to work, she has too many f***ing boundaries, she’s out.’
This is not the first time the sisters have clashed. Their rivalry hotted up in September when they had their ‘biggest fight’.
Meanwhile, Kourtney, who has children Mason, nine, Penelope, seven, and Reign, four, with ex Scott Disick, posted a clip on Instagram of her telling her side of the story.
Kourtney recently revealed she would be taking some time away from the reality show to focus on her brood.
She said: ‘I just decided to spend more time as a mom and put more of my energy there. But I’m not saying goodbye.’
It’s going to be a tense Christmas!
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21 December 2009 - The Ministry of Health of Egypt has reported a new laboratory confirmed human case of avian influenza A(H5N1) on 19 December 2009.
The case is a 21 year old female from the El Tanta District of Gharbia Governorate. She developed symptoms of fever and cough on 15 December 2009.
She was admitted to Tanta Fever Hospital where she received oseltamivir treatment on the same day. She is in a stable condition. Investigation revealed that the case had close contact with dead poultry and was involved in slaughtering sick birds.
The case was confirmed by the Egyptian Central Public Health Laboratories, a National Influenza Center of the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance Network (GISN).
Of the 90 laboratory confirmed cases of Avian influenza A(H5N1) reported in Egypt, 27 have been fatal.


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