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Tim was a very special person, highly intelligent, funny, creative, visionary, possessed of an exceptional, precocious and rare talent, and was an inspiration to many over the course of his short life. He led his friends into various chaotic and exciting adventures. He was much admired and much loved. The pages of this website enable us to share some of Tim’s drawings and writings, photos of him and some of the many messages his family received following Tim’s untimely death. In spite of the tragic circumstances of his death and his bouts of loneliness and depression, there were long, joyous and happy periods, times of creativity, friendship, and belonging. Tim’s life was a rounded life and, as we have come to realise, there was a completeness and luminosity to it, as in Shakespeare’s ‘brief candle’. The candles which burn out most quickly are often the brightest. Tim took his own life on Tuesday 30th August 2016. He had battled with suicidal feelings on many previous occasions but on this day, he lost.


This is a package to visualize risk prediction models. For each predictor, a color bar represents the contribution to the linear predictor or latent variable. A conversion from the linear predictor to the estimated risk or survival is also given. (Cumulative) contribution charts enable to visualize how the estimated risk for one particular observation is obtained by the model. Several options allow to choose different color maps, and to select the zero level of the contributions. The package is able to deal with 'glm', 'coxph', 'mfp', 'multinom' and 'ksvm' objects. For 'ksvm' objects, the visualization is not always exact. Functions providing tools to indicate the accuracy of the approximation are provided in addition to the visualization.
| Version: | 1.2 |
| Imports: | Hmisc, survival, fields, R2HTML, viridis, kernlab, ROCR, ggplot2, shiny, methods, stats, grDevices, graphics, utils |
| Suggests: | mfp, VGAMdata, nnet |
| Published: | 2017-07-11 |
| Author: | Vanya Van Belle |
| Maintainer: | Vanya Van Belle <vanya.vanbelle at esat.kuleuven.be> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | VRPM results |
| Reference manual: | VRPM.pdf |
| Package source: | VRPM_1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: VRPM_1.2.zip, r-release: VRPM_1.2.zip, r-oldrel: VRPM_1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: VRPM_1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: VRPM_1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | VRPM archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=VRPM to link to this page.


Written by: Greg Malins
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone has just finished Thanksgiving dinner and are groaning over their fullness.]
Rachel: Oh Monica that was the best Thanksgiving dinner ever! I think you killed us.
Ross: I couldn't possibly eat another bite.
Joey: I need something sweet.
Phoebe: Does anyone wanna watch TV?
All: Yeah, sure.
(She starts pushing the power button on the remote, but it's not facing the TV so it doesn't work.)
Phoebe: Monica your remote doesn't work.
Monica: Phoebe, you have to lift it and point.
Phoebe: Oh. Aw, forget it.
Rachel: Yeah, you know what we should all do? We should play that game where everyone says one thing that they're thankful for.
Joey: Ooh-ooh, I! I am thankful for this beautiful fall we've been having.
Monica: That's very nice.
Chandler: That's sweet, Joey.
Joey: Yeah, the other day I was at the bus-stop and this lovely fall breeze came in out of nowhere and blew this chick's skirt right up. Oh! Which reminds me, I'm also thankful for thongs. (Note: Actually, I think every guy is thankful for thongs. That and spandex. J )
Opening Credits
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, continued from earlier. Joey is talking about the wonder that is the thong.]
Joey: I mean, it's not so much an underpant as it is a feat of engineering. I mean, it's amazing how much they can do with so little material! And the way they play with your mind! Is it there? Is it not there?

Monica: Is anyone thankful for anything else besides a thong?
Ross: Huh, I don't know what to pick. Am I more thankful for my divorce or my eviction? Hmm.
Phoebe: Wow! See, and I didn't think you'd be able to come up with anything.
Ross: I'm sorry. It's just that this is the worse Thanksgiving ever.
Chandler: No-no-no! I am the king of bad Thanksgivings. You can't just swoop in here with your bad marriage and take that away from me.
Rachel: Oh, you're not gonna tell the whole story about how your parents got divorced again are you?
Ross: Oh God, no.
Joey: Oh, come on! I wanna hear it! It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without Chandler bumming us out!
Chandler: It's a tradition, like the parade. If the parade decided it was gay, moved out, and abandoned its entire family.
(And with that, we start a series of flashbacks to Thanksgiving's of years gone by.)
Thanksgiving 1978
[Scene: The Bing household, Mr. and Mrs. Bing and Young Chandler are eating Thanksgiving dinner as a housekeeper serves them.]
Mrs. Bing: Now Chandler dear, just because your father and I are getting a divorce it doesn't mean we don't love you. It just means he would rather sleep with the house-boy than me.
The Housekeeper: More turkey Mr. Chandler? (And he makes eyes at him.)
Present Day
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, continued from earlier.]
Ross: You're right. Yours is worse.
Phoebe: I don't know about that. I've got one that's worse.
Chandler: Really? Worse than, "More turkey Mr. Chandler?"
Phoebe: Oh, did the little rich boy have a problem with the butler? Yes, mine's worse!
Thanksgiving 1862
[Scene: A Union battlefield hospital, Phoebe, in a past life, is tending to a wounded Union soldier. (By the way, for historical perspective, 1862 was the second year of the American Civil War.)]
Past Life Phoebe: More bandages! More bandages! Please, can I get some more bandages in here! This man is dying(She is cut off by an exploding shell just outside the tent. When the smoke clears, she's missing an arm and the blood is pumping out like you'd see in a horror movie. And upon seeing her condition, she says ) Oh no.
Present Day
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, continued from earlier.]
Ross: In this life, Phoebe.
Phoebe: Oh, this life! Oh okay no, Chandler's is worse.
Joey: Man, it must be so cool remembering stuff like that! I don't have any past life memories.
Phoebe: Of course you don't sweetie.
Rachel: I know Monica's worst Thanksgiving.
Monica: Oh, let's not tell this story.
All: Oh, come on!
Phoebe: Oh no, I know! I know! It's the one where Joey got Monica's turkey stuck on his head!
Rachel: What?! Joey got a turkey stuck on his head?!
Joey: Hey, it's not like it sounds.
Chandler: It's exactly like it sounds.
Thanksgiving 1992
[Scene: Monica and Phoebe's, Phoebe is entering.]
Joey: (muffled) Hello?
Phoebe: (surprised) Hello?
Joey: Phoebe?
Phoebe: Joey? What's going on?
Joey: Look.
Phoebe: Oh my God!
Joey: I know! It's stuck!!!
Phoebe: (walks him to the kitchen) Easy. Step. How did it get on?
Joey: I put it on to scare Chandler!
Phoebe: Oh my God! Monica's gonna totally freak out!
Joey: Well then help me get it off! Plus, it smells really bad in here.
Phoebe: Well, of course it smells really bad.
(They hear Monica trying to unlock the door.
Monica: (entering) Hey!
Phoebe: Hey!
Monica: Hey, did you get the turkey bastedOh my God! Oh my God! (She sees someone is stuck in the turkey.) Who is that?
Joey: It's Joey.
Monica: What-what are you doing? Is this supposed to be funny?
Phoebe: No, it's not supposed to be funny, it's supposed to be scary.
Monica: Well, get it off now!
Joey: I can't! It-it's stuck!
Monica: Well, I don't care!
Phoebe: All right, hold on! Okay, let's just all think.
(They all start thinking. Joey starts rubbing his chin, of course his chin is currently inside the turkey so he ends up rubbing the turkey. And I didn't do that joke one bit of justice. It's one of those you have to see it to get it jokes.)
Monica: Okay, I got it. Phoebe? All right, you pull. I'm gonna spread the legs as wide as I can. (Joey starts giggling.) Joey? Now is not the time!
Joey: Sorry! Sorry.
(They get into position to pull the turkey off.)
Monica: Okay, count to three. 1. 2. 3!
(They both pull but Joey slips out and starts to fall backwards just as Chandler enters, scaring him.)
Chandler: Arghhhhhh!! (Joey turns around to taunt him, but Chandler is in the doorway and Joey is facing the kitchen.)
Joey: (pointing) It worked! I scared ya, I knew it! Ha-ha!
Chandler: I'm over here big guy.
Joey: (turning all the way around, and still not facing Chandler) Yeah, you are! (Starts dancing.) I scared you!
Present Day
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, continued from earlier.]

 All right? Remember when Ross tried to say, "Butternut squash?" And it came out, "Squatternut buash?"
Ross: Yeah that's the same.
Monica: That's it. That's my worse Thanksgiving.
Phoebe: Oh wait! That can't be the one Rachel's talking about. She didn't even know that happened. So which one was it?
All: Which one?
Monica: Umm, I-I really don't want to tell this story.
Chandler: Oh, come on Monica, reliving past pain and getting depressed is what Thanksgiving is all about. Y'know, for me anyway. And of course, the Indians.
Monica: Look umm, of all people, you do not want me to tell this story!
Thanksgiving 1987
[Scene: The Geller household, Mr. and Mrs. Geller are getting ready for Thanksgiving dinner. The doorbell rings.]
Mrs. Geller: Monica! I think Rachel's here!
Monica: I'll get it!  Not only that, she's out of breath after running a short distance. She goes over and opens the door to reveal Rachel with her old nose.) Happy Thanksgiving!
Big Nosed Rachel: Not for me. Chip and I broke up!
Fat Monica: Oh, why? Why? What happened?

Big Nosed Rachel: Okay, Monica, can you just call it sex?! It really creeps me out when you call it that! Okay, and by the way, while we're at it, a guy's thing is not called his tenderness. Believe me! (Walks into the living room and greets Monica's parents.) Hi!
Mr. Geller: Hi Rachel!
Big Nosed Rachel: Happy Thanksgiving!
Mrs. Geller: You too sweethart!
Ross: (entering) Hey!
(He brought home Chandler for Thanksgiving. Chandler is sporting the very popular Flock of Seagulls haircut. Yeah, it's another you have to see it to believe it kinda thing.)
Mr. Geller: Oh my!
Ross: Uh, everyone, this is Chandler! My roommate and lead singer of our band!
Fat Monica: Ross! (Wanting to be introduced.)
Ross: Oh, this is Monica.

Chandler: (seeing her) Okay.
Mrs. Geller: I'm so glad you could come Chandler, we've got plenty of food so I hope you're hungry.

Fat Monica: Umm, Chandler, if you want I can make you some macaroni and cheese for dinner.
Chandler: Well, as long as the pilgrims didn't eat it, I'm in.
(As she is drinking, Monica laughs and Chandler's joke and Diet Coke comes out of her nose.)
 (Runs off.)
(Ross points out Rachel to Chandler and goes over to talk to her.
Ross: So uh, Rach? Does it, does it feel weird around here now? Y'know since I've been away at college.
Big Nosed Rachel: Oh! No, not really.
Ross: Well, that's cool. So did (She walks away from him and he shuts up.)
(Rachel wanders into the kitchen where Monica is making Chandler's dinner.)
Big Nosed Rachel: Ugh! I cannot believe Chip dumped me for that slut Nancy Branson. I am never going out with him again. I don't care how much he begs!
Fat Monica: I think his begging days are over now that he's going out with Nancy Branson.
Big Nosed Rachel: Y'know what? I've just had it with high school boys! They are just silly. (Ross is overhearing this.)  I'm going to start dating men!
Ross: Umm, I'm sorry Judy, I couldn't find that bowl that you and Jack were looking for.

Ross: (in a high pitched voice) Monica!
[Time lapse, dinner has finished and Chandler is sitting on the couch eating some pie. Monica sits down beside him, and he gets pushed up a little by the wave she makes in the couch.]
Fat Monica: Hey Chandler! Did you like the macaroni and cheese?
Chandler: Oh yeah, it was great. You should be a chef.
Fat Monica: Okay!
(He gets up and walks away as Rachel come running over all excited.)
Big Nosed Rachel: Guess what?!
Fat Monica: Oh that's so great!
Big Nosed Rachel: I know!
Fat Monica: Oh gosh, listen if you and Chip do it tonight, promise me you'll tell me everything.
Big Nosed Rachel: Oh totally, totally. Y'know it's not that big of deal, we already kinda did it once y'know.
Fat Monica: I know, but y'know, this time you're gonna definitely know whether or not you did it!
Big Nosed Rachel: I know, I know. And oh, and this time Chip promised that-that this time it will last at least for an entire song!
[Cut to the kitchen, Ross and Chandler are doing the dishes.]
Ross: So Im thinking about asking Rachel out tonight. Y'know maybe play her that song we wrote last week.
Chandler: Emotional Knapsack?
Ross: Yeah.
Chandler: Right on! Oh! Uh, but, dont take to long okay? 'Cause uh, we're gonna test out our fake ID's tonight, right Clifford Alverez.
Ross: Listen, Roland Chang, if things go well, Im gonna be out with her all night.
Chandler: Dude, don't do that too me!
(Monica enters behind them.)
Ross: All right, it's cool you can stay here. My parents won't mind.
(Monica suddenly gets very happy.)

Ross: Hey!
(Upon hearing this, Monica starts to break down and storms out.
 I don't have any more room left in the fridge.
Fat Monica: No. No, thank you!
Mr. Geller: Well Judy, you did it! She's finally full!
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, back to the present day.]
Chandler: I called you fat?! I don't even remember that!
Monica: Well, I do.
Chandler: I am so sorry. I really am.  I rushed the stage at a Wham concert for crying out loud!
Phoebe: Oh, I can't believe you called her fat.
Ross: I can't believe you let George Michael slap you.
Chandler: I am really sorry. That is so terrible. I am so, so sorry.
Rachel: Actually, y'know that's not the Thanksgiving I was talking about.
Monica: Yes, it was!
Rachel: No, it wasn't. It was actually the
Monica: (interrupting her) Okay, now Thanksgiving's over, let's get ready for Christmas. Who wants to go get a Christmas tree?!
Phoebe: Oh, no, I have the cutest Christmas story!
Chandler: We wanna hear Monica's Thanksgiving story!
Phoebe: Fine, all right, mine had a dwarf that got broke in half, but y'know whatever.
Thanksgiving 1988
[Scene: The Geller household kitchen, Mrs. Geller is cooking and Rachel, post nose job, is helping her.]
Mrs. Geller: So Rachel, your mom tells me you changed your major again.
Rachel: Oh, yeah, I had too. There was never any parking by the Psychology building.
Mr. Geller: (entering) Hi Rachel.
Rachel: Oh hi!
Mr. Geller: Wow, love your new nose!
Mrs. Geller: Jack.
Mr. Geller: What? Dr. Wilson's an artist! He removed my mole cluster. Wanna see? (He starts to show her as the doorbell rings.)
Mrs. Geller: I'll get it.
Rachel: No, God! Please, let me! (Runs out.)
(She opens the door to reveal Chandler and Ross. Unfortunately, they seem to have their holidays mixed up. They think it's Halloween and they're going as Crockett and Tubbs from that legendary TV show of the late 80's, Miami Vice. God, we looked silly back then!)
Rachel: Hey!
Ross: Hey. (To his parents) Happy Thanksgiving!
Mr. Geller: (To Chandler) God, your hair sure is different!
Chandler: Yeah, we were just talking about that.  (They both quickly push their sleeves over their elbows.)
Ross: So uh, where's Monica?
Mrs. Geller: She's upstairs. Monica! Come down! Everyone's here! Ross, Rachel, and the boy who hates Thanksgiving.
(Monica enters, but she forgot something. Oh, about 150 pounds. In other words, she lost weight, big time!)
Monica: Hi, Chandler.
Chandler: Oh my God!
Monica: What-what's the matter? Is there, is there something on my dress? (She turns around making sure he gets a good look.)
Chandler: You just, you look so different! Terrific! That dress! That body!
Ross: Dude!
Chandler: Sorry!
Mrs. Geller: Yes, yes Monica is thin. It's wonderful. But what we really want to hear about is Ross's new girlfriend.
Ross: Oh mom! Okay, umm, her name is Carol. And she's really pretty. And smart. And uh, she's-she's on the lacrosse team and the golf team. Can you believe it? She plays for both teams!
Monica: So Chandler, I guess I'll see you at dinner.
(She heads for the kitchen and Chandler watches her leave and admires the view.)
Mr. Geller: Dude!
Chandler: Sorry.
(In the kitchen.)
Rachel: (entering) Oh-ho, my God! That was so awesome!  He was just drooling all over you. That must've felt so great!
Monica: Well it didn't!
Rachel: What?!
Monica: Yeah, I mean yeah, I look great. Yeah, I feel great and yeah, my heart is not in trouble anymore! Blah, blah, blah! Y'know I still don't feel like I got him back, y'know? I just want to humiliate him. I wanna, I want him to be like naked and then I'm going to point at him and laugh!
Rachel: Okay, that we may be able to do.
Monica: How?

Monica: What?! I mean, I didn't work this hard and-and-and lose all this weight so that I can give my flower to someone like him!
Rachel: Okay, first of all, if you keep calling it that, no one's gonna ever take it.
Monica: Yeah.
Rachel: Yeah.

Rachel: Then, you will definitely get him back!
Monica: Okay, so how do I make him think I wanna have sex with him?
Rachel: Okay, oh, here's what you do.
Monica: What do you mean?
Rachel: Well, like anything can be sexy. Like umm, oh-oh, like this dishtowel! (She grabs it and starts rubbing it on her cheek.) Ooh, ooh, this feels sooo good against my cheek! And-and if I feel a little hot, I can just dab myself with it. Or I can bring it down to my side and bring it through my fingers while I talk to him.
Monica: (excited) I can do that!
Rachel: Yeah? Okay! Good, good, because he's coming. He's coming. (To Chandler) Hey, what's up? (She leaves and closes the door behind her.)
Chandler: Monica, I was wondering if you can make me some of that righteous mac and cheese like last year.
Monica: Umm, I'd love too! (She goes over and picks up the box and decides to follow Rachel's advice and holds the box up to her cheek.) Ooh, I love macaroni and cheese. I love-I love the way this box feels against my cheek.
Chandler: Okay.
Monica: Boy, I love carrots! Oh!  Sometimes I like to put them between my fingers like this and-and hold them down here while I talk to you. (She is rubbing her hip with the carrots.) Umm, and-and-and y'know if I get really hot umm, I-I like to pick up this knife (She picks up a knife without putting the box down. She's holding the box between her cheek and shoulder) and-and umm, I-I put the cold steal against umm, (Pause) my body. (She doesn't have any exposed skin within reach of the knife, so while holding the carrots in one hand and the box between her face and shoulder, she rubs the knife on her stomach.)
Chandler: Are you all right?
Monica: Oh yeah, of course. I'm fine it's just that(She drops the box and in a reflex action tries to catch it with her arm, the knife slips out and slowly flips through the air and comes point first down into Chandler's shoe.)
[Scene: The hospital, Chandler has been rushed to the emergency room.]
The Doctor: What do we got here?
The Paramedic: Twenty year old has got a severed toe on his right foot.
(They go through the doors into the trauma room, opening them by ramming the gurney through them, only Chandler's foot is hanging off the end and he screams in pain.)
Ross: Can you please not do that feet first? You know where his injury is! Severed toe, you just said it!
The Doctor: It says here that the knife went right through your shoe.
Mr. Geller: Of course it did. They're made of wicker.
The Doctor: Did you bring the toe?
Monica: Oh yes! I have it right here, on ice! (She takes a bag of ice out of her purse and hands it to the doctor.)
The Doctor: (opening it) Don't worry son, we'll just attach it and(Stops suddenly.)
Monica: What?! What is it?
The Doctor: You brought a carrot.
Chandler: What?
The Doctor: This isn't your toe, this is a small, very cold piece of carrot.
Rachel: You brought a carrot?!
Mrs. Geller: Oh my God! There's a toe in my kitchen.
Monica: God, I'm sorry! I'll go back and get it!
The Doctor: It's too late, all we can do now is sow up the wound.
Chandler: Without my toe?! I need my toe!
Monica: Wait, no-no-no, I can go really fast! Dad, give me the keys to your Porsche!
Mr. Geller: Oh, I'm not falling for that one!
Present Day
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is reacting to the story.]
Chandler: That's why I lost my toe?! Because I called you fat?!
Monica: I didn't mean to cut it off. It was an accident.
Chandler: That's why for an entire year people called me Sir Limps-A-Lot?!
Monica: I'm sorry! It wasn't your whole toe!
Chandler: Yeah, well, I miss the tip! It's the best part. It has the nail. (He storms out.)
Monica: Chandler! (Follows him out.)
Ross: (To Joey) Sir Limps-A-Lot, I came up with that.

Chandler: I can't believe this.
Monica: Chandler, I said I was sorry.
Chandler: Yeah, well, sorry doesnt bring back the little piggy that cried all the way home!  And everything about it! I'll see you later.
Monica: Oh wait, Chandler, come here is there anything I can do? Anything?
Chandler: Yeah, just leave me alone for a while. (He goes into his apartment.)
[Scene: Chandler, Joey, and Ross's, Chandler is sitting on one of the chairs and the duck is running around him and quacking.]
Chandler: Oh-oh, I'm a duck! I go, "Quack, quack!" Im happy all the time!
(There's a knock on the door and Chandler gets up to answer it. He opens the door to reveal Monica with a turkey over her head.)
Chandler: Nice try.
Monica: Wait, wait, wait! (She puts a Shriner's hat on the turkey.)
Chandler: Look, Monica
Monica: Look! (She puts a big, yellow pair of sunglasses on the bird.)
Chandler: This is not going to work.
Monica: I bet this will work! (She starts dancing and Chandler cracks up.)
Chandler: You are so great! I love you!
(Monica stops suddenly and turns around slowly.)
Monica: What?
Chandler: Nothing! I said, I said "You're so great" and then I just, I just stopped talking!
Monica: You said you loved me! I can't believe this!
Chandler: No I didn't!
Monica: Yes, you did!
Chandler: No I didn't!
Monica: You love me!
Chandler: No I don't! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!
(Joey walks in and sees Monica. He freaks out and runs back into the hallway, screaming.)
Ending Credits
Thanksgiving 1915
[Scene: The Western front during World War I, Phoebe, in yet another past life, is once again a nurse tending to yet another dying soldier. But this time she's doing it with a French accent.]
French Phoebe: Gauze! Gauze! I need to get some gauze in here! Can I please get some gauze in here! (A shell explodes outside next to the tent and when the smoke clears, Phoebe still has her arm.) Whew! (Her arm falls off and starts pumping out blood.) This is getting ridiculous uh!
End


void takes_function(void f(int))
{
f(5);
}
same as
void takes_function(void (*f)(int))
{
f(5);
}
In both cases you could pass a nullptr or 0. Not with a function reference:
void takes_function(void (&f)(int))
{
f(5);
}
takes_function(nullptr); // no matching function


Beipsiele
Einfaches Beispiel
Use Font Awesome Icons (included with this theme package) along with the circle buttons as shown in the examples below! Use Font Awesome Icons (included with this theme package) along with the circle buttons as shown in the examples below! Use Font Awesome Icons (included with this theme package) along with the circle buttons as shown in the examples below! Use Font Awesome Icons (included with this theme package) along with the circle buttons as shown in the examples below!


This release also provides support for Itcl3.0.1/Tcl8.0.4/Tk8.0.4. Ptolemy 0.7.1p1 used Itcl2.2/Tcl7.6/Tk4.2.
Most of the Itcl 3.0 changes are in Tycho.
In addition, Ptolemy 0.7.2devel provides better support for the NT platform.
Note that under gcc-2.8.2,
compiling with -O -fPIC causes an internal compiler error when
compiling Block.cc
, so we are shipping with gcc-2.95.1
For more information about egcs, see
http:/egcs.cygnus.com
.
The most common problem with using egcs is that
libg++
is no longer used, so certain include files, such
as std.h
are not found at compile time
and certain symbols, such as
ACG::ACG(unsigned int, int)
are missing at link time.
Usually, doing a make clean; make install
will solve the problem.
The way we work around this is by defining -DPT_EGCS
in config-egcs.mk
and then including that makefile
in the config-$PTARCH.mk
file instead of
config-g++.mk
.
Note that egcs does not need libg++
, so the
SYSLIBS
makefile variable is set to not include
-lg++
src/kernel/Star.cc
so that the Tk
event loop is called from within Star::run()
cd $PTOLEMY/obj.$PTARCH/kernel rm -f Star.o make USERFLAGS="-DPT_PTCL_WITH_TK -I$PTOLEMY/tcltk/tcl/include -I/usr/openwin/include" install
override.mk
file
as $PTOLEMY/obj.$PTARCH/ptcl/override.mk
# Override.mk file to create a Ptcl with Tk binary. # You may need to modify the /usr/openwin/include path # to point to your X11 include files GPP_FLAGS += -DPT_PTCL_WITH_TK -I../../src/ptklib -I$PTOLEMY/tcltk/tcl/include -I/usr/openwin/include" PTCL_WITH_TK = 1 TK = 1 # If you are building under Unix, # copy src/tcltk/tk8.0.5pt/generic/tkConsole.c to src/ptcl and then # uncomment the next two lines: #LIBS += tkConsole.o #LIBFILES += tkConsole.o
cd $PTOLEMY/obj.$PTARCH/ptcl make clean make
$PTOLEMY/tycho/java/ptolemy/plot/doc/internals/troubleshooting.html
If you don't have Java, see
ftp://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/pub/misc/xgraph/index.html
for pxgraph X11 binaries and sources. See
$PTOLEMY/src/pxgraph/README.txt
for details.
To run the Java version of pxgraph, you must do one of the following:
JAVAHOME
environment variable to point
to the directory where the Java Development Kit is installed.
For example, your .cshrc
might contain
setenv JAVAHOME /opt/jdk1.1.7B
JAVAHOME
, then the pxgraph
script will search your path for the javac
binary.
If javac
is found, then the directory above it
is used for the value of JAVAHOME
$PTOLEMY/bin/pxgraph
directly
and adjust the JAVADEFAULT
variable.
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Added pftPreLoadMap proc that preloads the conversion map * bin/mkPtolemyTree: Fixed itclsh path (Brian Evans) * bin/installColors bin/optfir bin/masters bin/pattache bin/ptgdb bin/ptcl bin/xwdtogif bin/wfir bin/ptfixtree bin/esterel2pl nt4: Converted from /bin/csh to /bin/sh scripts * mk/compile.mk: Updated optimization error message Added .obj .dll .lib to files removed by make clean * mk/config-alpha.mk: Don't include Matlab and Mathematica * mk/config-default.mk: Itcl3.0 upgrade Added OBJSUFFIX variable for use with nt4.vc * mk/config-g++.shared.mk: * mk/config-hppa.cfront.mk: * mk/config-irix5.cfront.mk: * mk/config-irix6.cfront.mk: * mk/config-sol2.cfront.mk: * mk/config-sun4.mk: Itcl3.0 upgrade * mk/config-linux.debug.mk: Now debug version will be built with DLLs otherwise statically linked debug binaries produced with egcs will occupy 1.2GB (!) disk space. This is ten (!) times more than with good old gcc-<IP_ADDRESS>. I regard this as an egcs bug. 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(Christopher Hylands) * mk/ptbin.mk: * mk/ptbin.mk.vc: Set version number to 0.7.2devel * mk/stars.mk: Added SiP (SPIN in Ptolemy), which is a protocol simulator by Shang-Pin Chang Fixes for ptclInvokeInterp * mk/tycho.mk: Itcl3.0 changes * mk/tycho.mk: Various minor Java changes * mk/tydir.mk: Added rules to run Java code coverage tools * mk/scratch-srcs.mk: xv_install: HPUX strip will fail if we have already stripped * src/domains/bdf/stars/BNFNot.pl: nt4.vc: Modified << statement to avoid ambigous << operator complaints (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/domains/cgc/tcltk/lib/ptolemy-cgc.tcl: * src/domains/sdf/targets/CompileTarget.cc Updated for Tcl8.0/Tk8.0/Itcl3.0 * src/domains/cgc/tcltk/lib/CGCTychoTarget.cc: Itcl3.0: frameCode should call initProcedure such that the new tcl proc we are registering ends up in the ::tycho namespace * demo/whats_new/whats_new0.7.1/newwork.html: minor C50 text change * lib/Vem * lib/Vem-8.1 * lib/Vem-8.2 These files are not shipped with 0.7.2devel because the lib/Vem file was interfering with the lib/vem directory when extracting under NT. * lib/makefile: Split SCRIPT_SRCS off EXTRA_SRCS If tech and technology do not exist, then create them by linking * lib/oct2ps.pro: Added 0 setgray in two places * lib/tcl/pigilib.tcl: Itcl3.0 * lib/tcl/ptk.rc: New file for Ptcl with Tk. (Olaf Lenzmann) * lib/tcl/ptkParams.tcl: (FIXME: check the log) Fixed copyright * src/compat/ptolemy/compat.h sol7: don't declare bind * src/compat/cfront/ACG.h: Added #defined(linux) * src/compat/cfront/Random.h: Added #defined(linux) nt4.vc: Include stdlib.h appropriately nt4.vc: The problem was that the great MSVC's rand() function seems to produce 16bit random numbers: this in turn produces an endless loop in Normal.h:line 62. (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/compat/nt.vc/sys/time.h: nt4.vc: Problems compiling DERealTimeStar.cc The fix is to redefine far as ptfar here. * src/domains/c50/dsp/stars/C50LMS.pl: Added int i inside for loop * src/domains/c50/dsp/stars/C50IIR.pl: Declare int i outside for loop * src/domains/c50/stars/C50ACos.pl: src/domains/c50/stars/C50ASin.pl: Generalized the star so that it can work with either the C50 DSK or the C50 EVM (Brian Evans) * src/domains/c50/stars/C50ReadFile.pl Removed the A_NOINIT attribute for the inVal state (Brian Evans) * src/domains/c50/stars/C50WrtFile.pl Removed the A_NOINIT attribute for the outVal state (Brian Evans) src/domains/c50/dsp/stars/C50RaisedCosine.pl Minor change: cast excessBW to double (Brian Evans) * src/domains/fsm/kernel/FSMTarget.cc: hppa.cfront: Moved 'int i' to top of initCode. Error was: line 82: error: two declarations of i (1031) * src/domains/ddf/kernel/DDFWormhole.h: * src/domains/ddf/kernel/DDFWormhole.cc: New files (Bilung Lee) * src/domains/ddf/kernel/DDFDomain.cc: include DDFWormhole.h, refer to DDFWormhole everywhere * src/domains/ddf/kernel/make.template: Added DDFWormhole.cc * src/domains/de/contrib/stars/make.template: Workaround EGCS optimizer error * src/domains/de/contrib/stars/DECIR_uldl.pl hppa.cfront: Include iostream.h before iomanip.h * src/domains/sdf/matrix/stars/SDFUnPkInt_M.pl addStopSymbol and stopSymbol params added * src/domains/sdf/contrib/stars/SDFPipeOpen.pl: nt4.vc: call _popen() and _pclose() (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/domains/sdf/kernel/SDFCluster.cc: nt4.vc: near and far are reserved keywords * src/domains/sdf/kernel/make.template: * src/domains/sdf/stars/make.template: * src/domains/sdf/dsp/stars/make.template: nt4.vc: Added DLLDEPS makefile variable so that we can build .dlls * src/domains/sr/kernel: removed SRItclStar.h, it does not compile with Itcl3.0 * src/domains/sr/stars/make.template: Removed SRItcl*.pl files and *.itcl files * src/demos/rolodex: Removed this Itcl demo, SRItcl stars don't work with Itcl3.0 * src/domains/sr/stars/SRConst.pl: Add functionality to emit constant in every "interval" instants. (Bilung Lee) * src/kernel/Display.cc: If the system() call returns non-zero, print an error message * src/kernel/Display.cc: #include stdio * src/kernel/PortHole.h setPortIndices returns an int * src/kernel/Star.h setStarIndices returns an int * src/kernel/State.h: If PTNT is defined, then include errno.h various methods are not void, they actually return an int * src/kernel/Linker.sysdep.h: If PT_NT4VC is defined, then don't include dlcfn etc. * src/kernel/Message.cc Add #include* src/kernel/Star.cc If PT_PTCL_WITH_TK is defined, then we call Tcl_DoOneEvent() everytime a star is fired. This is currently only used by the nt4.vc port (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/kernel/isa.h: nt4.vc: ptcl starts up, but there are no commands The fix is to edit isa.h and modify the quote macro to use the ansi cpp syntax: * src/kernel/miscFuncs.h nt4.vc: DERealTimeStar.cc fails to compile, the fix The fix is to modify miscFuncs.h so that when we include stdlib.h, we undef min and max * src/kernel/miscFuncs.cc Increase the size of the tempFileName buffer nt4vc: Read the TEMP variable to determine what directory to use (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/kernel/paths.cc: ptcl.ptiny fails to start with messages about not being able to find the binary. The fix is to modify kernel/paths.cc so it searches for backslashes under nt4.vc However, a problem persists unless we call ptcl.ptiny.exe. This is because pathSearch does not look for .exe files * src/pxgraph/README.txt: Added message about running the X11 pxgraph from the Java version * src/pxgraph/makefile: Location of ptplot changed * src/pxgraph/pxgraph/configure.in: nt4: Added /usr/X11R6.4 in two places. * src/pxgraph/pxgraph/install-sh nt4: If the .exe file exists, use that instead. * src/pxgraph/pxgraph/makefile.in: added rule for config.status * src/pigilib/pigiMain.cc If we are compiling under TK 8, then call Tcl_FindExecutable() * src/pigilib/POct.cc: * src/pigilib/PVem.cc: * src/pitcl/PITcl.cc: * src/ptcl/PTcl.cc: redefine #define ENTRY and #define ENTRY2 to fix warnings (Wolfgang Reimer) * src/pigilib/local.h: Mention OCT_EXTERN in comment nt4: Fixes for % in pathnames. * src/pigilib/octIfc.c * src/pigilib/mkIcon.c nt4: Fixes for % in pathnames. * src/pigilib/pigiLoader.cc: de stars may need sip files * src/pigilib/ptkConsoleWindow.cc: Tcl8: deal with channels properly * src/pigilib/ptkTkSetup.c: Itcl3: do the proper package initializations and import namespaces * src/pitcl/displayFile.c: * src/ptcl/displayFile.c: If Tk is not present, start up Tycho as a separate process * src/ptcl/PTcl.h * src/ptcl/PTcl.cc * src/ptcl/ptclAppInit.cc: nt4.vc: Various changes for building ptcl with TK (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/ptcl/ptclInit.cc: * src/pitcl/ptclInit.cc: Include unistd.h to pick ups isatty() * src/pitcl/make.template: Use ITCLSH, moved ptclInvokeInterp.cc * src/ptcl/make.template: Added ptclInvokeInterp.cc * src/ptklib/ptkPicture.c: * src/ptklib/ptkPlot.c Tk8.0 changes * src/ptklib/ptk.h: nt4.vc: avoid unresolved symbol ptkInterp in HOFBaseHiOrderFun (Olaf Lenzmann) * src/ptlang/makefile: Use $(YACC) instead of yacc. 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* src/octtools/include/ansi.h: * src/octtools/include/errtrap.h: * src/octtools/include/fang.h: * src/octtools/include/harpoon.h: * src/octtools/include/oct.h: * src/octtools/include/oh.h: * src/octtools/include/options.h: * src/octtools/include/pep.h: * src/octtools/include/rpc.h: * src/octtools/include/st.h: * src/octtools/include/symbolic.h: * src/octtools/include/symlib.h: * src/octtools/include/tap.h: * src/octtools/include/th.h: * src/octtools/include/timer.h: * src/octtools/include/tr.h: * src/octtools/include/uprintf.h: * src/octtools/include/vov.h: * src/octtools/Packages/oct/oct-big-id.h * src/octtools/Packages/oct/oct.h * src/octtools/Packages/pep/pepint.h * src/octtools/Packages/tr/tr.h * src/octtools/Packages/utility/csystem.c * src/octtools/Packages/utility/utility.h * src/octtools/Xpackages/rpc/appNet.c * src/octtools/vem/main/ansi.h * src/octtools/vem/rpc/rpc.c Change define of EXTERN to OCT_EXTERN for Tcl8.x * src/octtools/tkoct/top/tclMain.c: Tcl8.0 * src/octtools/tkoct/top/memCore.c: nt4: Added extern for end * src/octtools/tkoct/oct2ptcl/make.template: nt4: use BINARY_EXT * src/octtools/tkoct/oct2ptcl/oct2ptcl.c: In Ptolemy 0.7.1 and earlier, some of the facets in $PTOLEMY/lib/ptolemy had the % character in their names, which causes no end of trouble under NT4.0 with Cygwin 20.1. In Ptolemy 0.7.1 and later, we changed the name of these files and substituted in the string "percent" for the character "%". * src/octtools/vem/utility/colors.c: vuWhite(): Don't call WhitePixel here, instead, get the color by name. The value for WhitePixel apparently is the value for the default colormap. If we have a TrueColor map, then the value of WhitePixel will be out of range if we use it with a PseudoColor map * src/octtools/lib/make.template: Don't install the 'Vem' file, we don't use it anyway, and it causes problems when extracting the tar files under NT
* Upgrades binutils-2.8.1 -> binutils-2.9.1 (Used only under HPUX) egcs-1.0.2 -> gcc-2.95.1 make-3.76.1 -> make-3.77 * src/gnu/README: Updated version numbers * src/gnu/makefile: GCC_VERSION updated for gcc-2.95.1


Match Play. Double Match Point. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=110 White=142
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red should hit but where - the 11-pt or 4-pt?
Hitting on the 11-pt dismantles the mid-point and gives White the chance to anchor.
Red is much better off keeping the mid-point and playing the blitz attack 24/21, 6/4*.
24/21 13/11* is an error and 13/11*, 13/10 is a blunder. The 3 must be used to advance the rear checker as Red is 32 pips up in the race and that checker needs to head for home.
Hitting on the 11-pt dismantles the mid-point and gives White the chance to anchor.
Red is much better off keeping the mid-point and playing the blitz attack 24/21, 6/4*.
24/21 13/11* is an error and 13/11*, 13/10 is a blunder. The 3 must be used to advance the rear checker as Red is 32 pips up in the race and that checker needs to head for home.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 6/4* Eq.: +0.274 0.637 0.304 0.005 - 0.363 0.075 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 13/11* Eq.: +0.245 (-0.029) 0.623 0.288 0.005 - 0.377 0.080 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 6/3 Eq.: +0.218 (-0.057) 0.609 0.265 0.006 - 0.391 0.076 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 6/4*/1 Eq.: +0.186 (-0.088) 0.593 0.246 0.004 - 0.407 0.074 0.002 5. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 8/6 Eq.: +0.173 (-0.102) 0.586 0.227 0.004 - 0.414 0.086 0.002


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Report conversation with in the ADIS16448, including command byte and interrupt status. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ADISReport () | |
Public Attributes | |
| uint16_t | cmd |
| uint16_t | status |
| uint16_t | gyro_x |
| uint16_t | gyro_y |
| uint16_t | gyro_z |
| uint16_t | accel_x |
| uint16_t | accel_y |
| uint16_t | accel_z |
| uint16_t | mag_x |
| uint16_t | mag_y |
| uint16_t | mag_z |
| uint16_t | baro |
| uint16_t | temp |
Report conversation with in the ADIS16448, including command byte and interrupt status.
Definition at line 278 of file adis16448.cpp.
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Definition at line 293 of file adis16448.cpp.
References ADIS16448::measure(), ADIS16448::measure_trampoline(), ADIS16448::modify_reg16(), ADIS16448::read_reg16(), ADIS16448::reset(), ADIS16448::start(), ADIS16448::stop(), and ADIS16448::write_reg16().
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::accel_x |
Definition at line 284 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::accel_y |
Definition at line 285 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::accel_z |
Definition at line 286 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::baro |
Definition at line 290 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::cmd |
Definition at line 279 of file adis16448.cpp.
Referenced by ADIS16448::measure().
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::gyro_x |
Definition at line 281 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::gyro_y |
Definition at line 282 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::gyro_z |
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| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::mag_x |
Definition at line 287 of file adis16448.cpp.
| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::mag_y |
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| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::mag_z |
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| uint16_t ADIS16448::ADISReport::status |
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Deaths
CHANDLER
Pringle, Larry E.: 75, died Nov. 21. Celebration of life 10 a.m. Saturday, First United Methodist Church (Parks Brothers, Chandler).
CHOCTAW
Bass, Delbert Harod: 75, died Nov. 21. No services (Hibbs, Choctaw).
DEL CITY
Carter, William Donald “Don”: 67, died Nov. 16. Memorial services 2 p.m. Tuesday (Bill Eisenhour SE, Del City).
EDMOND
Arledge, Sandra Kathryn: 72, homemaker, died Nov. 10. Memorial services 1 p.m. Saturday, St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (Matthews, Edmond).
Silagyi, Nate A.: died Nov. 21. Memorial services 10 a.m. Dec. 3, Henderson Hills Baptist Church (Crawford Family, Edmond).
Wilbanks, Beverly Ann: 85, died Nov. 19. Memorial services 10 a.m. Dec. 4 (Memorial Park, Oklahoma City).
OKLAHOMA CITY
Cerda, Mary Ann: 74, died Nov. 21. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Bill Eisenhour SE, Del City).
Frantz, Michael Duane: 65, Dolese, died Nov. 21. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Matthews, Edmond).
Howard, Floyd Claud: 89, died Nov. 21. Services 1 p.m. Monday, Southside Assembly of God (John M. Ireland, Moore).
Ketcherside, Shelley Renee: 45, died Nov. 20. Memorial services 1 p.m. Monday (Absolute Economical, Oklahoma City).
Porter, Rosa: 91, died Nov. 21. Services 11 a.m. Monday (John M. Ireland, Moore).
Thomas, Gwendolyn Dee: 99, died Nov. 22. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, The Fountains at Canterbury Chapel (Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper, Oklahoma City).
PURCELL
Lewis, Patsy Ruth “Pat”: 89, died Nov. 22. Services 2 p.m. Monday (Wilson Little, Purcell).
TULSA
O’Gwynn, George W.: 96, died Nov. 14. Memorial services 1 p.m. Dec. 21 (Ford, Midwest City).
YUKON
Vodka, Donna Marie: 61, died Nov. 20. Services noon Tuesday (Hibbs, Choctaw).


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Select LEDs and set all their brightness to the value below. Any LEDs not selected will be turned off.


NASA SPACE APP CHALLENGE
Now in its 8th year, Space Apps is an international hackathon for coders, scientists, designers, storytellers, makers, builders, technologists, and others in cities around the world, where teams engage with NASA’s free and open data to address real-world problems on Earth and in space. Space Apps 2018 included over 18,000 participants at more than 200 events in 75 countries. Space Apps is a NASA-led initiative organized in collaboration with Booz Allen Hamilton, Mindgrub and SecondMuse. (WANT TO KNOW ABOUT MORE CHALLENGES click here)
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We, the student of Chandigarh University currenty persuing artifical intelligence and machine learning Engineering are glad to be a part of the NASA SPACE APP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME. We are extremely thankful to our university and NASA management to provide us such a great platform to demonstrate our talent , All the topics and problem given by them are really good , After analysing all the problem we are working on the Category " TO THE STARS " under which we have chosen our project on ' ORBITAL
SCRAP METAL which mainly includes the introduction, cause , threats and methods to extract that debris .Our team includes:-
-> AYUSH MUDGAL (18BCS6124)
-> HRITHIK JOHRI (18BCS6145)
-> MANAV JAIN (18BCS1301)
-> SHUBHAM KARNWAL (18BCS6129)


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Iran Says INSTEX Mechanism Implemented Incompletely, Not Working Effectively
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Iran considers the European Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX), a tool set up to facilitate trade with Tehran under Washington’s sanctions, weak, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said, adding that the system has not been fully implemented so far.
"This financial system has been suggested too late and [it] operates at a low level. It has not been yet fully implemented," Araghchi said.
He also stressed that this system "will be successful if the Europeans buy oil from Iran, as Iran's main export to Europe is oil. If not, there will be not a large amount of money left for trade in accordance with this tool."
Last week, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the INSTEX mechanism still remained on paper.
INSTEX was set up by France, Germany and the United Kingdom in January as a way of continuing business operations with Iran and ease non-dollar trade in the wake of renewed US sanctions following Washington's withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in May 2018. This move is part of the US' policy of "maximum pressure" on Tehran.


Author: Aravind Hebbali
License: MIT
Tools for RFM (recency, frequency and monetary) analysis. Generate RFM score from both transaction and customer level data. Visualize the relationship between recency, frequency and monetary value using heatmap, histograms, bar charts and scatter plots. Includes a shiny app for interactive segmentation.
# Install rfm from CRAN
install.packages("rfm")
# Or the development version from GitHub
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("rsquaredacademy/rfm")
rfm includes a shiny app for interactive analysis and can be launched using rfm_launch_app()
.
RFM (recency, frequency, monetary) analysis is a behavior based technique used to segment customers by examining their transaction history such as
It is based on the marketing axiom that 80% of your business comes from 20% of your customers. RFM helps to identify customers who are more likely to respond to promotions by segmenting them into various categories.
To calculate the RFM score for each customer we need transaction data which should include the following:
Use rfm_table_order()
to generate the RFM score.
analysis_date <- lubridate::as_date('2006-12-31', tz = 'UTC')
rfm_result <- rfm_table_order(rfm_data_orders, customer_id, order_date, revenue, analysis_date)
rfm_result
#> # A tibble: 995 x 9
#> customer_id date_most_recent recency_days transaction_count
#> <chr> <date> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 Abbey O'Reilly DVM 2006-06-09 205 6
#> 2 Add Senger 2006-08-13 140 3
#> 3 Aden Lesch Sr. 2006-06-20 194 4
#> 4 Admiral Senger 2006-08-21 132 5
#> 5 Agness O'Keefe 2006-10-02 90 9
#> 6 Aileen Barton 2006-10-08 84 9
#> 7 Ailene Hermann 2006-03-25 281 8
#> 8 Aiyanna Bruen PhD 2006-04-29 246 4
#> 9 Ala Schmidt DDS 2006-01-16 349 3
#> 10 Alannah Borer 2005-04-21 619 4
#> amount recency_score frequency_score monetary_score rfm_score
#> <dbl> <int> <int> <int> <dbl>
#> 1 472 3 4 3 343
#> 2 340 4 1 2 412
#> 3 405 3 2 3 323
#> 4 448 4 3 3 433
#> 5 843 5 5 5 555
#> 6 763 5 5 5 555
#> 7 699 3 5 5 355
#> 8 157 3 2 1 321
#> 9 363 2 1 2 212
#> 10 196 1 2 1 121
#> # ... with 985 more rows
The heat map shows the average monetary value for different categories of recency and frequency scores. Higher scores of frequency and recency are characterized by higher average monetary value as indicated by the darker areas in the heatmap.
rfm_heatmap(rfm_result)
Use rfm_bar_chart()
to generate the distribution of monetary scores for the different combinations of frequency and recency scores.
rfm_bar_chart(rfm_result)
Use rfm_histograms()
to examine the relative distribution of
rfm_histograms(rfm_result)
Visualize the distribution of customers across orders.
rfm_order_dist(rfm_result)
The best customers are those who:
Now let us examine the relationship between the above.
rfm_rm_plot(rfm_result)
rfm_fm_plot(rfm_result)
rfm_rf_plot(rfm_result)
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.


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The 90-degree head orientation is typical of other chacmools from the same time period, as is the pose, which is helpless, almost defenseless, humble, with bent knees and arms. Other forms of art from the same period use this type of pose to symbolize a prisoner.


Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hits back at “bulls***” reports about Arsenal fan relationship
Aubameyang's relationship with YouTube fan channel AFTV, formerly known as ArsenalFanTV, has reportedly irritated key figures at the club
by Darren Wells, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/darren-wells/Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has hit back at "bulls***" reports his relationship with Youtube channel AFTV is causing a rift at Arsenal .
The Gunners striker has struck up a friendly rapport with the channel - known formerly as Arsenal Fan TV.
He has only recently been appointed as Arsenal captain following Granit Xhaka's outburst at fans that saw him stripped of the armband.
But the 30-year-old's relationship with AFTV is a contentious issue, and is believed to be contributing to unrest in the Arsenal camp.
Aubameyang responded to the rumours by posting a picture of himself looking glum on Instagram , along with the message: "I just arrived in Gabon and hear a lot of bulls***.
"I talk with who I want, whenever I want, and if somebody's not happy with... you already know."
The Gabonese forward then finished his post with a middle finger emoji.
His response comes following a report by the Athletic which suggested that the success of AFTV has been largely at the expense of the Arsenal team.
Aubameyang has 'liked' a number of the channel's posts on social media, including one from June which criticised Emery and another in September which encouraged the sale of Xhaka.
He has also been engaging with one of the channel's main contributors, Troopz, who Aubameyang has seemingly invited to use his executive box at Emirates previously.
The channel is known for publishing content from fans on matchdays criticising the team and its players.
Some Arsenal fans feel Aubameyang's close bond with the channel is a way of trying to avoid criticism himself.
One Arsenal fan tweeted: "Aubameyang mingling with Troopz is so unprofessional."
Another said: "The fact Aubameyang is buddies with the AFTV crew should have automatically ruled him out in the running for captaincy."
Emery said upon appointing Aubameyang to the role: "Aubameyang is first [captain] because he is experienced and he has the respect of the dressing room.
"He was the top scorer last year in the league and I know he needs time to take that responsibility 100 per cent but we will support him."


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Default properties and methods of
the Image prototype.
Helma's built-in image object allows you to read, manipulate, and save images.
An image object is created using the Image() constructor.
Example:
An image object is created using the Image() constructor.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/image.gif");
parameters
| String | img | as String of a URL, or a java.io.InputStream object |
methods
- crop(x, y, width, height)
- dispose()
- drawLine(xStart, yStart, xEnd, yEnd)
- drawRect(x, y, width, height)
- fillRect(x, y, width, height)
- getInfo(pathOfImage)
- getWidth()
- reduceColors(colorDepth)
- resize(width, height)
- setColor(red, green, blue)
- setFont(name, style, size)
Methods
Cuts out (crops) a rectanglular area of an image.
The dimensions of the area are calculated from the xNumber- and yNumber-offsets (ie. from the top left corner of the image as upper left reference point) to xNumber + widthNumber and yNumber + heightNumber as lower right reference point.
Example:
The dimensions of the area are calculated from the xNumber- and yNumber-offsets (ie. from the top left corner of the image as upper left reference point) to xNumber + widthNumber and yNumber + heightNumber as lower right reference point.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.gif"); res.write('<:img src="/images/original.gif" />'); img.crop(58, 9, 48, 21); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.gif"); res.write('');
parameters
| Number | x | as Number, offset from the top left corner of the image |
| Number | y | as Number, offset from the lower right corner of image |
| Number | width | as Number, the width of the image |
| Number | height | as Number, the height of the image |
Disposes an Image object that is no longer needed.
If an instance of java.awt.Graphics has been allocated for the Image, the dispose() method is called on it to free its resources.
Example:
If an instance of java.awt.Graphics has been allocated for the Image, the dispose() method is called on it to free its resources.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.jpg"); // do something useful or funny with the image img.dispose();
Draws a line onto an image.
The line starts at the reference point defined by the offsets x1Number and y1Number from the top left corner of the image and ends at the reference point defined by the offsets x2Number and y2Number.
Example:
The line starts at the reference point defined by the offsets x1Number and y1Number from the top left corner of the image and ends at the reference point defined by the offsets x2Number and y2Number.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.gif"); res.write(''); img.setColor(204, 0, 0); img.drawLine(58, 26, 100, 26); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.gif"); res.write('');
parameters
| Number | xStart | as Number, horizontal reference point from top left corner of the image |
| Number | yStart | as Number, vertical reference point from top left corner of the image |
| Number | xEnd | as Number, horizontal reference point where the line ends in the image |
| Number | yEnd | as Number, vertical reference point where the line ends in the image |
Draws a rectangle onto an image.
The rectangle's dimensions are calculated from the xNumber- and yNumber-offset (ie. from the top left corner of the image as upper left reference point) to xNumber + widthNumber and yNumber + heightNumber as lower right reference point.
Example:
The rectangle's dimensions are calculated from the xNumber- and yNumber-offset (ie. from the top left corner of the image as upper left reference point) to xNumber + widthNumber and yNumber + heightNumber as lower right reference point.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/originalgif"); res.write(''); img.setColor(204, 0, 0); img.drawRect(57, 8, 46, 20); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.gif"); res.write('');
parameters
| Number | x | as Number, as upper left reference point. |
| Number | y | as Number, as the lower right reference point upperleft |
| Number | width | as Number, width of the crop |
| Number | height | as Number, height of the crop |
Draws text onto an image.
The string will be drawn starting at the xNumber- and yNumber-offset from the top left corner of the image.
Example:
The string will be drawn starting at the xNumber- and yNumber-offset from the top left corner of the image.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.gif"); res.write('');
parameters
| String | textToDraw | as String, the string to be drawn on the image. |
| Number | x | as Number, horizontal offset from the top left corner of the image. |
| Number | y | as Number, vertical offset from the top left corner of the image. |
Draws a filled rectangle onto an image.
The rectangle's dimensions are calculated from the xNumber- and yNumber-offset (ie. from the top left corner of the image as upper left reference point) to xNumber + widthNumber and yNumber + heightNumber as lower right reference point.
Example:
The rectangle's dimensions are calculated from the xNumber- and yNumber-offset (ie. from the top left corner of the image as upper left reference point) to xNumber + widthNumber and yNumber + heightNumber as lower right reference point.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.gif"); res.write(''); img.setColor(204, 0, 0); img.fillRect(58, 27, 43, 29); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.gif"); res.write('');
parameters
| Number | x | as Number, from the top left corner of the image. |
| Number | y | as Number, from the lower reference point. |
| Number | width | as Number, width of the rectangle |
| Number | height | as Number, height of the rectangle |
Returns the height of an image measured in pixels.
Example:
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/hop.gif"); res.write(''); var height = img.getHeight(); res.write(height); 35
returns
| Number |
Returns an ImageInfo object for an image.
This function allows to retrieve image properties such as width, height and MIME type without the need to fully decode the image.
Example:
This function allows to retrieve image properties such as width, height and MIME type without the need to fully decode the image.
Example:
var info = Image.getInfo("http://helma.org/images/hop.gif"); if (info) { res.writeln('width: ' + info.width); res.writeln('height: ' + info.height); } width: 174 height: 35
Note that in contrast to the other Image function, this is called on the constructor rather than on a decoded Image object. This is because the purpose of this function is to avoid the expensive image decoding process if we're just interested in some of the image's properties.
The function returns an instance of Marco Schmidt's ImageInfo object if the image could be read, or null if the image couldn't be read. See the ImageInfo API documentation for the full set of methods. (Remember that you can getters as properties in Rhino as shown in the example above.)
parameters
| String | pathOfImage | as String, it can be a path, url, byteArray or inputstream. |
returns
| ImageInfo |
Retrieves a Java-compatible image object from a Helma image object.
To use some of the image filters provided by the JIMI Java image processing package com.sun.jimi.core.filters, a specific Java class of image objects is needed.
Helma wraps the sun.awt.image objects into a custom class. To use Helma image objects with JIMI's filters these have to be "unwrapped" using the getSource() function.
The following filter functions have been successfully applied the way as described in the examples below:
Please take into account that the quality might suffer depending on the type and amount of filters applied to the image.
Example:
To use some of the image filters provided by the JIMI Java image processing package com.sun.jimi.core.filters, a specific Java class of image objects is needed.
Helma wraps the sun.awt.image objects into a custom class. To use Helma image objects with JIMI's filters these have to be "unwrapped" using the getSource() function.
The following filter functions have been successfully applied the way as described in the examples below:
* Rotate(degreeNumber) * Gray() * Flip(typeNumber) * Oil(intensityNumber) * Invert() * Smooth(intensityNumber) * Shear(degreeNumber) * Edges() * Shrink(multiplyNumber) * Enlarge(divisionNumber)
Please take into account that the quality might suffer depending on the type and amount of filters applied to the image.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/static/original.jpg"); var filters = Packages.com.sun.jimi.core.filters; var rotator = new filters.Rotate(45); var processed = new Image(img, rotator); processed.saveAs("/path/to/static/processed.jpg"); res.write(''); var oil = new filters.Oil(img.getSource(), 3); var processed = new Image(img, oil); processed.saveAs("/path/to/static/processed.jpg"); res.write('');
returns
| Packages.com.sun.awt.image |
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Returns the width of an image measured in pixels.
Example:
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/hop.gif"); res.write(''); var width = img.getWidth(); res.write(width); 174
returns
| Number |
Reduces the number of available colors (color depth) in an image.
Note: GIF images need a color depth of 256 colors maximum. Use this function with caution, generally.
Example:
Note: GIF images need a color depth of 256 colors maximum. Use this function with caution, generally.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.jpg"); res.write(''); img.reduceColors(8); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.jpg"); res.write('');
parameters
| Number | colorDepth | as Number, value of color depth in an image. |
Sets the height and width of an image to new values.
The widthNumber and heightNumber arguments need to be integers, so be careful to round the new values eventually.
In case of a GIF image always reduce the image to 256 colors after resizing by using the reduceColors() function.
Example:
The widthNumber and heightNumber arguments need to be integers, so be careful to round the new values eventually.
In case of a GIF image always reduce the image to 256 colors after resizing by using the reduceColors() function.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.jpg"); res.write(''); var factor = 0.66; var wd = Math.round(img.getWidth() * factor); var ht = Math.round(img.getHeight() * factor); img.resize(wd, ht); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.jpg"); res.write('');
parameters
| Integer | width | as Number, new width of the image. |
| Integer | height | as Number, new height of the image. |
Sets the color for current drawing actions.
The colorNumber argument is represented by a 24-bit integer (0-16777215), the redNumber, greenNumber and blueNumber arguments build an RGB tuple with each element ranging from 0 to 255.
Example:
The colorNumber argument is represented by a 24-bit integer (0-16777215), the redNumber, greenNumber and blueNumber arguments build an RGB tuple with each element ranging from 0 to 255.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.jpg"); res.write(''); img.setColor(16777215); img.fillRect(80, 50, 30, 30); img.setColor(255, 255, 0); img.fillRect(65, 15, 30, 30); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.jpg"); res.write('');
parameters
| Number | red | as Number, RGB value ranging from 0 to 255 or if it the only parameter then it can be a 24 bit Integer |
| Number | green | as Number, RGB value ranging from 0 to 255 |
| Number | blue | as Number, RGB value ranging from 0 to 255. |
Determines the typeface font to be used in current drawing actions.
Using this function sets the font to be used in subsequent calls of the drawString() function.
The nameString argument specifies the font face as string (e.g. "sansserif", "dialog").
The integer styleNumber sets the font to normal (0), bold (1), italic (2) or bold and italic (3).
The sizeNumber, an integer as well, refers to the font size in pixels.
Please take a look at the description about adding fonts to the Java runtime for a detailed look onto Java's font mechanics.
Example:
Using this function sets the font to be used in subsequent calls of the drawString() function.
The nameString argument specifies the font face as string (e.g. "sansserif", "dialog").
The integer styleNumber sets the font to normal (0), bold (1), italic (2) or bold and italic (3).
The sizeNumber, an integer as well, refers to the font size in pixels.
Please take a look at the description about adding fonts to the Java runtime for a detailed look onto Java's font mechanics.
Example:
var img = new Image("http://helma.org/images/original.jpg"); res.write(''); img.setColor(255, 255, 255); img.setFont("serif", 0, 12); img.drawString("I shot the serif.", 50, 15); img.setFont("sansserif", 1, 14); img.drawString("But I didn't shoot", 10, 100); img.setFont("monospaced", 2, 16); img.drawString("the monotype.", 15, 115); img.saveAs("/www/images/processed.png"); res.write('');
parameters
| String | name | as String, specifies the font face (e.g. "sansserif"). |
| Number | style | as Number, the styleNumber normal (0), bold (1), italic (2) or bold and italic (3). |
| Number | size | as Number, refers to font size in pixels |


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HarfBuzz-2.6.4
Introduction to Harfbuzz
The HarfBuzz package contains an
OpenType text shaping engine.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1
platform.
Package Information
HarfBuzz Dependencies
Recommended
GLib-2.62.4 (required for Pango), Graphite2-1.3.13
(required for building texlive-20190410 or LibreOffice-<IP_ADDRESS> with system harfbuzz),
ICU-65.1, and
FreeType-2.10.1 (after HarfBuzz-2.6.4 is
installed, reinstall FreeType-2.10.1)
Optional
Cairo-1.17.2+f93fc72c03e (circular:
build cairo and all its recommended dependencies, including
harfbuzz, first, then rebuild harfbuzz if the cairo backend is
needed), gobject-introspection-1.62.0,
GTK-Doc-1.32, and FontTools (Python 2 or
Python 3 module, for the testsuite)
Warning
Recommended dependencies are not strictly required to build the
package. However, you might not get expected results at runtime
if you don't install them. Please do not report bugs with this
package if you have not
installed the recommended dependencies.
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/harfbuzz
Installation of HarfBuzz
Install HarfBuzz by running the
following commands:
./configure --prefix=/usr --with-gobject --with-graphite2 &&
make
If FontTools is installed for Python 3 and you want to test the
results with it, adjust the test suite: find -name \*.py -exec sed '1s@python@&3@' -i
{} \; . To test the results, issue: make check.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
Command Explanations
--with-gobject
: This switch
enables building of the HarfBuzz
GObject wrapper. Remove it if you did not install GLib.
--with-graphite2
: This
switch enables Graphite2 support,
which is required for building texlive-20190410 or LibreOffice-<IP_ADDRESS> with system harfbuzz.
--enable-gtk-doc
: Use this parameter if
GTK-Doc is installed and you wish
to rebuild and install the API documentation.
Contents
Installed Programs:
hb-ot-shape-closure, hb-shape, hb-subset,
and hb-view (only if cairo is installed)
Installed Libraries:
libharfbuzz.so, libharfbuzz-gobject.so,
libharfbuzz-icu.so, and libharfbuzz-subset.so
Installed Directories:
/usr/{include,lib/cmake,share/gtk-doc/html}/harfbuzz
Short Descriptions
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hb-ot-shape-closure
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gives the set of characters contained in a string,
represented as single characters and/or single character
names. Example: hb-ot-shape-closure
/usr/share/fonts/dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf "Hello
World.".
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hb-shape
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is used for the conversion of text strings into
positioned glyphs.
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hb-subset
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is used to create subsets of fonts, and display text
using them.
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hb-view
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may be used for a graphical view of a string shape, using
a particular font, as a set of glyphs. Output format is
automatically defined by the file extension, the
supported ones being ansi/png/svg/pdf/ps/eps. Example:
hb-view
--output-file=hello.png
/usr/share/fonts/dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf "Hello
World.".
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libharfbuzz.so
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HarfBuzz text shaping library.
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libharfbuzz-gobject.so
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HarfBuzz text shaping library GObject integration.
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libharfbuzz-icu.so
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HarfBuzz text shaping library ICU integration.
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