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Sofia Acosta
Hello! Welcome to my first portfolio website. This is me in my studio in Portland, Oregon. One of my favorite places on earth where I have the chance to freely express and create by myself or with a group of people. This picture was taken by my friend Al Pomper in 2019.
Projects and concepts I have been learning during my first week of programming school at Epicodus:
- My first webpage was created with my classmate Jeroen van Seeters. We practice different concepts mostly HTML, navigating and making sure we understand Git and styling with a litle css
- Cupcake Website was created with my classmate Jessica R. Williams. Here we were able to practice documenting properly with README and styling with classes. I was able to learn more in depth how to navigate Git.
- Animal Shelter Website was created with my classmate Mike Pingel. We were able to practice Cascading and Debugging. Later in the day our classmate Sylvja joined us and we were able to practice more debugging and searching for solutions.
About Me
My name is Sofia Acosta and I am from Mexico City. I have always been interested in technology, education, music, art and community empowerment. I am drawn to always challenge myself and learn new skills.
Background
I have a bachelor's degree in International Business from Universidad Iberoamericana. Although I never pursued a career in business, I have been able to use the skills I learned in many fields:
- Project manager in event production and digital marketing
- Management and service at the restaurant industry
- Self management in my artistic endeavours as Coast2c
My Current Interests: I am currently working on my second EP and shifting professional careers. My last job was in the restaurant industry and I am very interested in starting a new professional career in technology so I decided to join Epicodus to start this journey.
I know this is the beginning of this journey and that there will be many struggles and difficulties but I am ready to embrace this challenge with a positive lens knowing that I will dive into the unknown and many failures before achiving success.
"Researchers have known for some time that the brain is like a muscle; that the more you use it, the more it grows."


Istanbul Convention
Latvia isn’t gonna sign a new convention combating violence against women and domestic violence interesting. The reasoning is a bit weird for me, but not unreasonable. What’s really odd, is the convention itself. I’m just gonna pick out some parts that strike me as strange, not everything in the 37 pages.
1 The purposes of this Convention are to: a protect women against all forms of violence, and prevent, prosecute and eliminate violence against women and domestic violence; b contribute to the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and promote substantive equality between women and men, including by empowering women; c design a comprehensive framework, policies and measures for the protection of and assistance to all victims of violence against women and domestic violence; d promote international co-operation with a view to eliminating violence against women and domestic violence; e provide support and assistance to organisations and law enforcement agencies to effectively co-operate in order to adopt an integrated approach to eliminating violence against women and domestic violence.
Most notably, every purpose of this convention has women (in this case broader used for everyone female) as primary victims and not men. Domestic violence isn’t an issue that needs to be tackled for one sex specifically. It doesn’t matter if you’re male or female or your partner is male or female, as soon as it happens, whoever is attacked is the victim. You might as well say “we’ll help anyone who experiences domestic violence in their family” and the outcome wouldn’t change much for women. Why not address everyone affected? Why not help everyone?
1 Parties shall take the necessary measures to promote changes in the social and cultural patterns of behaviour of women and men with a view to eradicating prejudices, customs, traditions and all other practices which are based on the idea of the inferiority of women or on stereotyped roles for women and men.
It’s almost hilarious how this comes soon after the purpose of the convention. I’m all in for tearing down some stereotypes. Let’s start with “men are inherently more violent” that this convention indirectly promotes.
Sadly it’s not that easy. Through having testosterone in their body, men are in fact more aggressive. But not every man is aggressive or violent.
On top of that, you can’t just change stereotypes like that. It’s a social progress that spans over generations. Personally I think, I grew up in a very equal environment. I, just like others around me, don’t think of women as inferior. That’s what we’re gonna tell our daughters: Do what you want!
But you can’t change the opinion of a grown adult through legislation. As much as some would like to do that, that’s hardly possible.
2 Parties shall take the necessary legislative and other measures to prevent all forms of violence covered by the scope of this Convention by any natural or legal person.
Prevent violence? How?  If they are violent, they’ve already commited the crime and you can’t prevent it. To prevent something, you have to take actions to not let it happen, like using a condom during intercourse. That however is impossible in case of violence, because it is actively conducted by someone. You can’t prevent an attack, be it in a family, between nations in forms of the declaration of war or in virtual space via hacking. You also can’t build a wall of some sorts between the two parties in a familiar relationship.
4 Parties shall take the necessary measures to encourage all members of society, especially men and boys, to contribute actively to preventing all forms of violence covered by the scope of this Convention. 5 Parties shall ensure that culture, custom, religion, tradition or so-called “honour” shall not be considered as justification for any acts of violence covered by the scope of this Convention.
Yes, we have the human rights, they already cover all forms of violence. Furthermore the 5th paragraph is pretty much moot in the same sense as these human rights, among pretty much every democratic constitution or whatever acts as their substitute, outlaw violence.
1 Parties shall take, where appropriate, the necessary steps to include teaching material on issues such as equality between women and men, non-stereotyped gender roles, mutual respect, non-violent conflict resolution in interpersonal relationships, gender-based violence against women and the right to personal integrity, adapted to the evolving capacity of learners, in formal curricula and at all levels of education.
Finally something sensible. It isn’t really odd, but I still wanted to highlight it. This should be at the core of our actions. Buildung an understanding, fighting violence, tear down social stigmas. But please also don’t replace them with new ones. If a woman decides to work to feed her family or be the breadwinner in the family, fine. If the woman decides to be a simple housewife, because the earnings of the man are enough, fine. Don’t condemn women who feel comfortable in traditional gender roles, it’s their decision.
2 Parties shall provide or arrange for specialist women’s support services to all women victims of violence and their children.
Where’s the man’s support? Just because men experience it way less doesn’t mean they don’t need it. In fact, they’re currently in more need than women, because they lack these kinds of services.
Interestingly enough, the occurance rate of “woman” in this convention thins out quickly after the a few pages. They’re still indirectly mentioned by the term “scope of this Convention” though.
I don’t really see the point of this convention though. Domestic violence has been an issue even 20 years ago. At least in Germany, a lot has been done to help women who experienced violence. It’s nothing new. It may be new in Asian countries, basically those east of Istanbul, but not so much in the West. I can really see Latvia’s point, as it condemn men more than it help women in most european countries.


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Guitar Storm 2008-2009 Zombie Process Independant Game Development Project
This is an open source project being made by myself. It allows players to play along with songs using a real guitar. Gameplay is similar to Guitar Hero or Rock Band, with a visual representation of the music scrolling by, and scoring that rewards players who can continue a long streak without missing a note. It uses the widely accepted Guitar Pro format for storing guitar tablature, and plays mp3s from the player's music collection in time with the game.
The guitar input is handled using a Fourier transform to determine the position of the note played on a chromatic scale, in much same way as a digital guitar tuner. The scrolling note chart is made to strongly resemble guitar tab texts which many guitarists are accustomed to reading. Mp3 music is kept separate from the tablature and other data to facilitate distribution without infringing upon any copyrights. Players should be able to download a song, then simply locate an mp3 which may already be in their possession and have it synchronize correctly without any further configuration. Players may also practice with a metronome at any speed instead of the mp3 backing.
I used a variety of open source libraries and artwork, some of which I modified to suit this project. Reading the Guitar Pro tabs was particularly challenging since the format is not officially documented, and files still need some cleaning in order to load. The game is currently playable with some bugs, but there are few guitar tabs available that are suitable for play since their authors rarely time them with the original music perfectly.
Its current state is somewhat playable, I hope to revisit it at some point in the future and provide a release with some good example songs.


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I find that instead it's more likely to give me confusing goals with metavariables, and I would prefer to explain the non-dependent goals first!
The order of assumptions should not have changed. What might have changed is the exact extensionality rule that gets applied. For instance, we're trying to avoid funext if set.ext is more relevent. I'm hoping this should make your proofs more stable even as the set of extensionality lemmas changes with time.
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Speech To Text
Never need to worry about writing, with this tool we want to empower these young minds to write what is in their mind through their voice. The tool will convert your voice to text.
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Majority of education and textbooks never reach the visually impaired, leaving them behind in the lore of literacy. Introducing SAARTHI, a platform for the education of visually impaired. During this period of pandemic the visually impaired don’t have any kind of access to Physical education. Hence, a need of a portal arises via which these people could continue their education. With SAARTHI we want to give them the right to education. These people who are left out, will get the resources and the opportunity to gain knowledge from all the available text books out there. This is a school of hard knocks with a ride in the short bus. This just doesn’t stick to this pandemic period, rather it also extends to help out those children as well who are not in an able condition to move to their place of education.
“It shouldn’t matter how slowly some children learn as long as we are encouraging them not to stop.” – Robert John Meehan
To help the Visually Impaired Students continue their education from any remote location and get access to the right to education. The kids should not feel that education is a chore, rather should feel it is a game of fun.
Education is vital for the development of any country. It provides change in the society and empowers people to achieve the impossible. We believe no one should be limited by their physical conditions to bring empowerment, as every mind is exceptional and equally curious.
We primarily focus on the visually impaired students, but it also helps those who have a difficulty in hearing and speaking as well.
A tool for the visually impaired, in their journey of accomplishments. Revoice will convert any material from a book to an audiobook. Now they never have to miss out on any knowledge, from the bed times stories to the Shakespeare’s lore.
This feature will allow the people to navigate the website and excess all the tools which provide education to them. Giving a seamless experience to the people.


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JSwingShell, or JSS was originally developed
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tests of a heavy Graphical User Interface application.
JSS provides a set of tools to create
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1-Wire API for .NET Version 4.00
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Inherits com::dalsemi::onewire::application::sha::SHATransaction.
Public Member Functions | |
| SHASoftAuth (SHAiButtonCopr copr) | |
| SHADebit constructor. | |
| SHASoftAuth (SHAiButtonCopr copr, byte[] extra_data, int len) | |
| SHADebit constructor. | |
| boolean | setupTransactionData (SHAiButtonUser user) throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException |
| synchronized boolean | verifyUser (SHAiButtonUser user) throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException |
| synchronized boolean | verifyTransactionData (SHAiButtonUser user) throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException |
| synchronized boolean | executeTransaction (SHAiButtonUser user, boolean verifySuccess) throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException |
| synchronized int | getParameter (int type) |
| synchronized int | getParameter (int type, byte[] data, int offset, int len) |
| synchronized boolean | setParameter (int type, byte[] data, int offset, int len) |
| synchronized boolean | setParameter (int type, int param) |
| synchronized void | resetParameters () |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final int | VERIFICATION_DATA = 2 |
| Update the verification data. | |
| static final int | I_FILE_LENGTH = 0 |
| indices for fields in user account file | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| SHASoftAuth () | |
| User apps should never call this. |
This class implements an software authrization account application for SHA Transactions. The account data is stored on the user iButtons after being digitally signed by a virtual machine coprocessor. Account data consists of the following:
A typical use case for this class might be as follows:
OneWireContainer18 coprOWC18 = new OneWireContainer18(adapter,address);
//COPR.0 is the filename for coprocessor service data SHAiButtonCopr copr = new SHAiButtonCopr(coprOWC18,"COPR.0");
//Initial amount for new users is $100, and debit amount is 50 cents byte[] ver_data = new byte[] {0x00,0x01,0x02,0x03,0x04,0x05,0x06}; SATransaction trans = new SHAsoftauth(copr, ver_data, 7);
OneWireContainer18 owc18 = new OneWireContainer18(adapter, userAddress);
//The following constructor erases all transaction data from the user and //installs the system authentication secret on the user iButton.  For instance, most methods are synchronized
to access instance variable byte arrays rather than creating new byte arrays every time a transaction is performed. This could hurt performance in multi-threaded applications, but the usefulness of having several threads contending to talk to a single iButton is questionable since the methods in com.dalsemi.onewire.adapter.DSPortAdapter
beginExclusive(boolean)
and endExclusive()
should be used.
| SHASoftAuth | ( | SHAiButtonCopr | copr | ) |
SHADebit constructor.
copr
is the SHAiButtonCopr that is used to perform this transaction. After saving a reference to the SHA coprocessor, this constructor resets all parameters for this type of transaction to their default values.
| copr | The coprocessor used for authentication and data signing in this transaction. |
| SHASoftAuth | ( | SHAiButtonCopr | copr, |
| byte[] | extra_data, | ||
| int | len | ||
| ) |
SHADebit constructor.
copr
is the SHAiButtonCopr that is used to perform this transaction. After saving a reference to the SHA coprocessor, this constructor resets all parameters for this type of transaction to their default values.
| copr | The coprocessor used for authentication and data signing in this transaction. |
| extra_data | The 7 bytes of extra data to be used instead of the balance. |
| len | The len, 7 or less of the data. It is 0 padded. |
| synchronized boolean executeTransaction | ( | SHAiButtonUser | user, |
| boolean | verifySuccess | ||
| ) | throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException [virtual] |
Performs the signed debit, subtracting the debit amount from the user's balance and storing the new, signed account data on the user's iButton. The debit amount can be set using transaction.setParameter(SHADebit.DEBIT_AMOUNT, 50)
, where the value is in units of cents (i.e. for 1 dollar, use 100).
Flow of action:
If previous steps have been executed, all "Read" commands on the user are reading from cached data.
| user | SHAiButtonUser upon which the transaction occurs. |
| verifySuccess | A boolean to let this method know if verification was successful. |
true
if and only if the user has enough in the account balance to perform the requested debit AND a new digital signature is successfully created AND the account data has been written to the button.Implements SHATransaction.
| synchronized int getParameter | ( | int | type | ) | [virtual] |
Retrieves the value of a particular parameter for this debit transaction.
Valid Parameters
Note that the value of SHADebit.USER_BALANCE
will be set after calling verifyTransactionData(SHAiButtonUser)
and after calling executeTransaction(SHAiButtonUser)
.
| IllegalArgumentException | if an invalid parameter type is requested. |
Implements SHATransaction.
| synchronized int getParameter | ( | int | type, |
| byte[] | data, | ||
| int | offset, | ||
| int | len | ||
| ) |
Retrieves the value of a particular parameter for this debit transaction.
Valid Parameters
Note that the value of SHADebit.USER_BALANCE
will be set after calling verifyTransactionData(SHAiButtonUser)
and after calling executeTransaction(SHAiButtonUser)
.
| IllegalArgumentException | if an invalid parameter type is requested. |
| synchronized void resetParameters | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Resets all transaction parameters to default values
Implements SHATransaction.
| synchronized boolean setParameter | ( | int | type, |
| int | param | ||
| ) | [virtual] |
Sets the value of a particular parameter for this debit transaction.
Valid Parameters
| type | Specifies the parameter type (SHADebit.DEBIT_AMOUNT or SHADebit.INITIAL_AMOUNT ) |
| IllegalArgumentException | if an invalid parameter type is requested. |
Implements SHATransaction.
| synchronized boolean setParameter | ( | int | type, |
| byte[] | data, | ||
| int | offset, | ||
| int | len | ||
| ) |
Sets the value of a particular parameter for this debit transaction.
Valid Parameters
| type | Specifies the parameter type (SHADebit.DEBIT_AMOUNT or SHADebit.INITIAL_AMOUNT ) |
| IllegalArgumentException | if an invalid parameter type is requested. |
| boolean setupTransactionData | ( | SHAiButtonUser | user | ) | throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException [virtual] |
Setup account data on a fresh user iButton. Prior to calling setup transaction data, the authentication secret for the iButton should already be setup and a directory entry (as well as at least an empty placeholder file) should exist for the account data. If you constructed the SHAiButtonUser using SHAiButtonUser(SHAiButtonCopr,OneWireContainer18,boolean,byte[])
the secret has been setup for you and you should know call this function. If you try to install the authentication secret after creating the account data, you will destroy all account data on the iButton.
You can set the value of the intial account balance by calling transaction.setParameter(SHADebit.INITIAL_AMOUNT,10000)
where the value of the units is in cents (i.e. 10000 = $100).
Flow of action:
| user | SHAiButtonUser upon which the transaction occurs. |
true
if and only if the signature is successfully created by the coprocessor AND the data is successfully written to the user iButton.Implements SHATransaction.
| synchronized boolean verifyTransactionData | ( | SHAiButtonUser | user | ) | throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException [virtual] |
Verifies user's account data. Account data is "verified" if the digital signature matches the signature recreated by the coprocessor.
Flow of action:
If previous steps have been executed, all "Read" commands on the user are reading from cached data.
| user | SHAiButtonUser upon which the transaction occurs. |
true
if and only if the account balance is greater than zero and digital signature matches the signature recreated by the coprocessor.Implements SHATransaction.
| synchronized boolean verifyUser | ( | SHAiButtonUser | user | ) | throws OneWireException, OneWireIOException [virtual] |
Verifies user's authentication response. User is "authenticated" if and only if the digital signature generated the user iButton matches the digital signature generated by the coprocessor after the user's unique secret has been recreated on the coprocessor.
Flow of action:
| user | SHAiButtonUser upon which the transaction occurs. |
Implements SHATransaction.


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| lineSaturation : Number The saturation component of the line color in HSV color space.
| DataSprite | ||
| lineValue : Number The value (brightness) component of the line color in HSV color space.
| DataSprite | ||
| lineWidth : Number The line width for this data sprite.
| DataSprite | ||
| origin : Point The origin point for polar coordinates.
| DirtySprite | ||
| points : Array Optional array of x,y values for specifying arbitrary shapes.
| DataSprite | ||
| props : Object Object for attaching additional properties to this sprite.
| DataSprite | ||
| radius : Number The radius value of this sprite's position in polar co-ordinates.
| DirtySprite | ||
| renderer : IRenderer
The renderer for drawing this DataSprite.
| DataSprite | ||
| shape : String Name of the shape value of this data sprite.
| DataSprite | ||
| size : Number The size value of this data sprite (1 by default).
| DataSprite | ||
| source : NodeSprite
The first, or source, node upon which this edge is incident.
| EdgeSprite | ||
| target : NodeSprite
The second, or target, node upon which this edge is incident.
| EdgeSprite | ||
| u : Number Auxiliary property often used as a shape parameter.
| DataSprite | ||
| v : Number Auxiliary property often used as a shape parameter.
| DataSprite | ||
| w : Number Auxiliary property often used as a width parameter.
| DataSprite | ||
| width : Number
If dirty, this sprite is re-rendered before returning the width.
| DirtySprite | ||
| x : Number | DirtySprite | ||
| x1 : Number The x-coordinate for the first end point of this edge.
| EdgeSprite | ||
| x2 : Number The x-coordinate for the second end point of this edge.
| EdgeSprite | ||
| y : Number | DirtySprite | ||
| y1 : Number The y-coordinate for the first end point of this edge.
| EdgeSprite | ||
| y2 : Number The y-coordinate for the second end point of this edge.
| EdgeSprite |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Creates a new EdgeSprite.
| EdgeSprite | ||
|
clear():void
Clears the edge, removing references to the edge's nodes.
| EdgeSprite | ||
|
dirty():void
Marks this sprite as "dirty" and in need of re-rendering.
| DirtySprite | ||
|
fix(num:uint = 1):void
Increments the fixed counter.
| DataSprite | ||
|
getBounds(targetCoordinateSpace:DisplayObject):Rectangle
If dirty, this sprite is re-rendered returning the bounds.
| DirtySprite | ||
|
getRect(targetCoordinateSpace:DisplayObject):Rectangle
If dirty, this sprite is re-rendered before returning the rect.
| DirtySprite | ||
|
hitTestObject(obj:DisplayObject):Boolean
If dirty, either sprite is re-rendered before hit-testing.
| DirtySprite | ||
|
hitTestPoint(x:Number, y:Number, shapeFlag:Boolean = false):Boolean
If dirty, this sprite is re-rendered before hit-testing.
| DirtySprite | ||
|
Given a node upon which this edge is incident, return the other
node connected by this edge.
| EdgeSprite | ||
|
render():void
Draw this sprite's graphical content.
| EdgeSprite | ||
|
renderDirty(evt:Event = null):void
[static]
Frame render callback that renders all sprites on the dirty list.
| DirtySprite | ||
|
toString():String
| DirtySprite | ||
|
unfix(num:uint = 1):void
Decrements the fixed counter.
| DataSprite |
| arrowHeight | property |
public var arrowHeight:Number = -1
The height of the arrow head. The default is -1, in which case the height is automatically determined based on the arrow width or the line width.
| arrowType | property |
public var arrowType:String = "none"
The type of arrow to be used on the edge. Default is Arrows.NONE
| arrowWidth | property |
public var arrowWidth:Number = -1
The width of the arrow head. The default is -1, in which case the width is automatically determined based on the arrow height or the line width.
| directed | property |
public var directed:Boolean = false
Flag indicating if this edge is directed (true) or undirected (false).
| source | property |
public var source:NodeSprite
The first, or source, node upon which this edge is incident.
| target | property |
public var target:NodeSprite
The second, or target, node upon which this edge is incident.
| x1 | property |
public var x1:Number
The x-coordinate for the first end point of this edge.
| x2 | property |
public var x2:Number
The x-coordinate for the second end point of this edge.
| y1 | property |
public var y1:Number
The y-coordinate for the first end point of this edge.
| y2 | property |
public var y2:Number
The y-coordinate for the second end point of this edge.
| EdgeSprite | () | constructor |
public function EdgeSprite(source:NodeSprite = null, target:NodeSprite = null, directed:Boolean = false)
Creates a new EdgeSprite.
Parameterssource:NodeSprite (default = null ) — the source node
|
|
target:NodeSprite (default = null ) — the target node
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|
directed:Boolean (default = false ) — true for a directed edge, false for undirected
|
| clear | () | method |
public function clear():void
Clears the edge, removing references to the edge's nodes.
| other | () | method |
public function other(n:NodeSprite):NodeSprite
Given a node upon which this edge is incident, return the other node connected by this edge.
Parametersn:NodeSprite — a node upon which this edge is incident
|
NodeSprite —
the other node
|
| render | () | method |
public override function render():void
Draw this sprite's graphical content. Subclasses should override this method with custom drawing code.


Mike Plummer | Senior Consultant | Object Partners
Slides and source available on GitHub
AngularJS supplies a super-easy caching feature for $http and anything else you can think of...
...but by default caching is not enabled.
Adding a default Angular-provided cache is super simple
Without caching...
$resource('./data', {}, {
query: {method:'GET'}
});
...and with.
$resource('./data', {}, {
query: {method:'GET', cache: true}
});
Anything specifying {cache: true} ends up using a shared cache instance named '$http'.
Service responses are held as key/value pairs:
{
'myapp/data/alpha': '{content}',
'myapp/data/beta': '{content}',
'myapp/data/beta?param=true': '{content}'
}
Manages the lifecycle of caches
$cacheFactory enables construction of named caches
$resource('./data', {}, {
query: {method:'GET', cache: $cacheFactory('myCache')}
});
$cacheFactory supports building LRU caches.
$resource('./data', {}, {
query: {method:'GET', cache: $cacheFactory('myLRUCache', { capacity: 2 })}
});
Let's see the difference from uncached, default-cached, and LRU-cached services.
We can build our own caches to expand on Angular's abilities
Let's check out TTL and persistent caches.
! Do not indefinitely cache data that can change.
! Do not ever cache data that cannot be shown stale.


How does each gene’s noncoding regulatory DNA determine its expression?
When a cell switches from performing one set of functions to another, either in development or in response to a changing external environment, many thousands of genes are regulated, altering their expression, their chromatin structure, and even how they are packed and positioned within the nucleus. Understanding the genetic and molecular basis of development therefore demands a quantitative description of how each gene is regulated. Sequencing is routinely used to probe various layers of cells’ molecular state, but a quantitative epigenetic model of how chromatin accessibility, transcription factor binding, histone modifications, DNA methylation, and other “inputs” determine a gene’s transcriptional output remains elusive.
We aim to use single-cell genomics experiments to train statistical models that can explain how every gene is regulated in every cell in an entire animal. Our models integrate DNA sequence and epigenetic measurements such as chromatin accessibility to predict a gene’s expression. We’ve recently devised techniques that link noncoding regulatory DNA to target genes and describe how their chromatin accessibility drives gene regulation. We were also able to construct an organism-scale model that quantifies each of 235 different C. elegans transcription factors’ contribution to establishing the specific expression profile of 27 different cell types. As we develop new or improved single-cell assays based on combinatorial cellular indexing, we will expand the scope and power these models and those describing other systems used in the lab.


Grand Magister Tifaren:
This ghost isn't the one you requested. Someone else must be conducting the seance as well!
Come back when it's quieter and I'll try again.


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We are getting hotter!!
It’s not your imagination, world is getting warmer.
Scientists have measured global temperatures for over a hundred years and see that
the
Earth is getting hotter.
The trend can be best visualized by comparing each year’s average temperature with the
long-term
average.
The orange line in the following graphic shows the trend of Earth's heating up using
a moving average of 11 years for temperature value.
Looks like between 70's and 80's we not only got a Saturday Night Fever ...
According to an ongoing temperature analysis conducted by scientists at NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS)…the average global temperature on Earth has increased by about 0.8°Celsius (1.4°Fahrenheit) since 1880. Two-thirds of the warming has occurred since 1975, at a rate of roughly 0.15-0.20°C per decade.Source: NASA Earth Observatory
Are all months equal?
Some of them are colder, some others warmer, but it is getting hotter and hotter.
What about the position on earth?
According to the latitude , the problem gets worse...


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Welcome to Python and HTML
Welcome to my course
Welcome to jupyter
python is cool
I love python
step 1 : download installer
step 2 : run installer


My documents: Store data that you want to be public. Anyone with the link to this data can see, share and download it. You can your Photos, Videos(pretty much every thing) which you share on the Internet. You can share data via email within the website.
My Private Docs: Store data which you want to keep private. When you upload a document, you will be asked to add a password to protect(encrypt) your file.
When you want to view your files, you will have to enter the password. So, keep your password safe and don't loose it.
As it is still in development phase, so please don't store anything that is important. Atleast, keep a copy with you.
Later in development we will introduce methods which will protect your file using your identity(each account will have a key-pair which is generated when an IPFS node is created. Your data will be encrypted using those keys)
Sync with mobile: This will allow you to scan a QR Code with your mobile device and use the same account on your mobile device. The mobile app is still in development. If you want to be one of the first users to test it out before it hits the playstore/appstore then sign up here.
My devices: This shows the history about which devices have you used to access your account. This can help you to identify if some other person is/was using your account.
Free Website Hosting: Here you can host websites for free in 2 simple steps:


These visualizations are best viewed at a large resolution (at least 2500px wide).
Episode 2: SDR Capacity and Comparison
Episode 3: SDR Overlap Sets and Subsampling
Episode 4: SDR Sets and Unions
Episode 5: Scalar Encoding
Episode 6: Datetime Encoding
Episode 7: Spatial Pooling: Input Space & Connections
Episode 8: Spatial Pooling: Learning
Future: visualizations i might use someday
Broken: visualizations that used to work, but are broken now


The cold weather doesn't have to stop your outside training, but be aware of your footwork if you choose to run in ice and snow.
Just because it's cold and icy right now doesn't mean you can't still burn up the road. Just take a few cold-weather precautions.
Layer, layer, layer. Wear appropriate clothes that will keep you warm. Avoid cotton as it can trap moisture and cause chills. Make sure your top layer offers protection from wind, cold, and wetness.
Watch your step. Snow is better than ice. Choose running on the snow over running on ice. Snow will give you more traction.
Listen to your body.  Run or cross-train inside!
Drink water before and after you run. The cold can be particularly deceiving. You can become dehydrated without ever feeling hot or sweaty.
Cold wind? Start against it. Run into the wind when you start your run and come home with the wind at your back. When you turn around, not only will it be a nice relief to have the wind behind you, but you will save yourself from a sweaty and chilly trip home. As soon as you get home, be sure to get out of your sweaty clothes. Enjoy a hot shower. You've earned it.
Listen to your body: If you feel an ache or pain, assess the kind of pain. Is it sharp? Is it dull? If you cannot identify the pain, or you feel the pain with every step, stop running. Stretch out the area. You may just be experiencing a cramp or a mild strain: both of these may cause a tear or a pulled muscle if you are not careful. Running through the pain can lead to not running for weeks.


This function uses initial guesses of kd
, fret_min
and fret_max
to fit a binding model equation to the corrected
experimental FRET data. This function is a wrapper around
nls
and provides reasonnable default settings (i.e.
refine only kd
, fret_min
and fret_max
, and possibly
the Hill coefficient n
, but keep probe concentration fixed).
fit_binding_model(corrected_data, binding_model = NULL, parameters, donor_concentration = 10)
| corrected_data | A dataframe containing the corrected FRET signal. It
must contain at least two columns named |
|---|---|
| binding_model | A binding model equation to fit to the experimental
data. Possible values are |
| parameters | A named list containing initial guesses for |
| donor_concentration | The concentration of donor-labeled molecule. Defaults to 10. |
An named list containing: fit
, an nls
object containing the results of the fit; binding_model
, the
equation used in the fitting procedure; and donor_concentration
,
the donor concentration used in the fitting procedure.
This list can be directly used as input to make_figure
.


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Core Team
END team members come from a number of institutions and bring a host of different forms of expertise and experience to our project. Each summer, we assemble a team of student researchers for an intense 10-week sprint during which we work together to create metadata, conceive and carry out personal and collective projects, visit other libraries, host visiting speakers, and participate in the END Summer Seminar.
Project Leads
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{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
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{% if author[0] == "jonshaw" %}
{% include teammember.html %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
Current Management
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{% if author[0] == "alicemcgrath" %}
{% include teammember.html %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
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{% if author[0] == "mayelinperez" %}
{% include teammember.html %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
Core Contributors
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{% for item in author[1].year %}
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public interface SQLGenerator
An SQL generator.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getConstraint(Constraint pConstraint)
Generates the WHERE clause of a SELECT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getCreate(ForeignKey pKey)
Generates a CREATE FOREIGN KEY statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getCreate(Index pIndex)
Generates a CREATE INDEX statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getCreate(Schema pSchema)
Generates a CREATE SCHEMA statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getCreate(Schema pSchema,
boolean pAll)
Generates CREATE statements for the schema. |
java.util.Collection |
getCreate(Table pTable)
Generates a CREATE TABLE statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getCreate(Table pTable,
boolean pAll)
Generates CREATE statements for the table. |
java.util.Collection |
getDrop(ForeignKey pKey)
Generates a DROP FOEIGN KEY statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getDrop(Index pIndex)
Generates a DROP INDEX statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getDrop(Schema pSchema)
Generates a DROP SCHEMA statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getDrop(Schema pSchema,
boolean pAll)
Generates DROP statements for the schema. |
java.util.Collection |
getDrop(Table pTable)
Generates a DROP TABLE statement. |
java.util.Collection |
getDrop(Table pTable,
boolean pAll)
Generates DROP statements for the table. |
java.lang.String |
getLineTerminator()
Returns the line terminator. |
java.lang.String |
getQuery(Statement pStatement)
Generates an INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE or SELECT statement. |
java.lang.String |
getStatementTerminator()
Returns the statement terminator. |
java.lang.String |
getWhereClause(SelectStatement pQuery)
Returns the WHERE ... |
void |
setLineTerminator(java.lang.String pTerminator)
Sets the line terminator. |
void |
setStatementTerminator(java.lang.String pTerminator)
Sets the statement terminator. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
java.util.Collection getCreate(Schema pSchema)
Generates a CREATE SCHEMA
statement. Doesn't create
CREATE TABLE
or similar statements.
java.util.Collection getCreate(Schema pSchema, boolean pAll)
Generates CREATE
statements for the schema.
pAll
- If this parameter is set to true, then the method is
equivalent to getCreate(Schema)
. Otherwise the returned
collection will also include CREATE
statements for
all the tables and indexes in the schema. These additional statements
are created by invoking getCreate(Table,boolean)
for all the
tables in the schema.java.util.Collection getDrop(Schema pSchema)
Generates a DROP SCHEMA statement. Doesn't create
DROP TABLE
or similar statements.
java.util.Collection getDrop(Schema pSchema, boolean pAll)
Generates DROP
statements for the schema.
pAll
- If this parameter is set to true, then the method is
equivalent to getDrop(Schema)
. Otherwise the returned
collection will also include DROP
statements for
all the tables and indexes in the schema. These additional statements
are created by invoking getDrop(Table,boolean)
for all the
tables in the schema.java.util.Collection getCreate(Table pTable)
Generates a CREATE TABLE statement. Doesn't create
CREATE INDEX
or similar statements.
java.util.Collection getCreate(Table pTable, boolean pAll)
Generates CREATE
statements for the table.
pAll
- If this parameter is set to true, then the method is
equivalent to getCreate(Table)
. Otherwise the returned
collection will also include CREATE
statements for
the indexes, which are defined on the table. These additional
statements are created by invoking getCreate(Index)
and getCreate(ForeignKey)
for all the indexes in the
schema.java.util.Collection getDrop(Table pTable)
Generates a DROP TABLE statement. Doesn't create
DROP INDEX
or similar statements.
java.util.Collection getDrop(Table pTable, boolean pAll)
Generates DROP
statements for the table.
pAll
- If this parameter is set to true, then the method is
equivalent to getDrop(Table)
. Otherwise the returned
collection will also include DROP
statements for
the indexes, which are defined on the table. These additional
statements are created by invoking getDrop(Index)
and getDrop(ForeignKey)
for all the indexes in the
schema.java.util.Collection getCreate(Index pIndex)
Generates a CREATE INDEX statement.
java.util.Collection getDrop(Index pIndex)
Generates a DROP INDEX statement.
java.util.Collection getCreate(ForeignKey pKey)
Generates a CREATE FOREIGN KEY statement.
java.util.Collection getDrop(ForeignKey pKey)
Generates a DROP FOEIGN KEY statement.
java.lang.String getQuery(Statement pStatement)
Generates an INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE or SELECT statement.
java.lang.String getConstraint(Constraint pConstraint)
Generates the WHERE clause of a SELECT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement.
java.lang.String getWhereClause(SelectStatement pQuery)
Returns the WHERE ... ORDER BY ...
part
of the SELECT statement.
void setStatementTerminator(java.lang.String pTerminator)
Sets the statement terminator. A non-null value will be appended to all generated statements. Defaults to null.
java.lang.String getStatementTerminator()
Returns the statement terminator. A non-null value will be appended to all generated statements. Defaults to null.
void setLineTerminator(java.lang.String pTerminator)
Sets the line terminator. A non-null value indicates that the generated statements should be made human readable by splitting them over multiple lines. A null value ensures that a statement consists of a single line only. Defaults to "\n".
java.lang.String getLineTerminator()
Returns the line terminator. A non-null value indicates that the generated statements should be made human readable by splitting them over multiple lines. A null value ensures that a statement consists of a single line only. Defaults to "\n".
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La Religieuse (director: Jacques Rivette; cast: Anna Karina (Suzanne Simonin), Liselotte Pulver (Mme de Chelles), Micheline Presle Mme de Moni), Francisco Rabal (Dom Morel ), Christine Lenier (Madame Simonin), 1966-Fr.)
Diderot wrote this novel in 1796, based on a true story about the corruption and evil in the monastic orders, where it was the practice of families, even against the will of their children, to give money to the order so that their child could stay forever in the monastery. There was no way out for the child if later on the child was not found suited for this life and wanted to leave. This dreadful condition of life, is fully captured by Rivette, as he tells this story of woe in a detached and austere way, using the monastery as a metaphor for the corruption and decay of the world- at- large.This film was banned in France during the 60s for being anti-Catholic.
This is Rivette's most linear and comprehensible film, clearly following the unwilling nun to be (Karina), as she learns of her fate, as her spiteful aristocratic mother sends her to a nunnery against her will because the mother conceived her illegitimately, and in order to avoid disgracing the family she removes the 16-year-old child to a monastery, and the child is powerless to do anything about it. The harshness and dreariness of the story is so pervasive, filled with so much pathos and heart wrenching evil, that it takes a great director such as Rivette, to bring life and breath to the soul of the film, to keep out any superfluous material to this already startling story. In his no nonsense hands, we witness the superstitious beliefs present at the time and how God was made into the lies these so-called religious people lived their lives for, practicing a hypocrisy that lingers on, even in modern society.
As Karina becomes part of the monastic order, we follow the routines the sisters do, and view with horror the sterility of their life, and do not question any person who is still sane enough to be wanting to get out of there, even if we are shown later on, that life for the poor and the powerless in the real world was also an unfortunate one.
At her first convent, after her first abbess who tried to offer her some maternal kindness, understanding her situation, dies, Karina runs into inhumane treatment when the new mother superior finds that she is not willing to be part of their vocation. The lack of compassion and twisted religious concepts, become too evident to her, she realizes that she will never be able to adjust to this abnornal life. And since she went into the monastery as a teen-ager, she actually has very little knowledge of the outside world, but still feels confident that the outside world is a better choice for her, but will soon find out that the outside world can offer her no reassurances for a sane life.
A lawyer, retained by those outside of the church who are interested in removing some of the churchly political powers, argues against her staying in this cruel monastery and tries to get her released from her obligation totally, but the best the church authorities can do, is transfer her to a more humane monastery.
 Her gloom now becomes so great, that she cannot find solace in anything, even as she truly searches to find the God within her, and becomes the only one from the monastery who is really religious. Her plight becomes so horrid, as she cannot adjust to the outside world that she has escaped to, that she still finds herself being sought for as a sex object, and in her pitiful state, she chooses suicide as the only way out of her misery.
Rivette has made a memorable film, a grand and mesmorizing film, one that towers over other such benign Hollywood films relating to this subject matter. Her tragic plight is a powerful story, told with perfection of style and purpose, a story that is hard to put out of your mind.
REVIEWED ON 1/27/99 GRADE: A
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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The T-5 is a light duty transmissions five speed transmission that
looks very similar to the SR-4 and T-4, except for the buldge the
shift lever housing for the overdrive. The T-5 also looks about
10% bigger all around than the 4 speeds. This transmission was
manufactured by Borg-Warner and may say Ford on the top cover.
The case is aluminum and has a casting numbers on the drivers
side of 13-52. The T-5 has a 1 1/8" 10 spline input shaft and a
23 spine output shaft.
Usage
The T-5 was used in CJs from 1982 until 1986.
| Transmission | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | Rev |
| T-5 | 4.03 | 2.37 | 1.50 | 1.00 | 0.86 | 3.76 |


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overriden by the configuration
and reply content
of the Action.
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ActionError
If the Action synchronously throws an Error, it is included here.
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When the server throws 403
or 502
within the Transport layer, a short message is
provided.


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Name : @Furniture.furnitureName
ID : @Furniture.id
Barcode : @Furniture.furnitureBarcode
Acquisition Date : @Furniture.furnitureAcquisitionDate
Bought From : @Furniture.boughtAgent
Cost : @Furniture.furnitureCost
Furniture Key: @Furniture.key
Repair Agent: @Furniture.repairDetails
Task : @Furniture.task
Status : @Furniture.status
Scheduled Date : @Furniture.dateToCarryOutTheTask
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You can expect to see what I said in the form of upcoming blog posts.


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We’re excited about the potential for real-time at Firebase. Gupshup is a WebRTC based video calling demo that works on the latest version of Chrome and Firefox. It uses Firebase to signal your WebRTC calls so you don’t need any servers to use this new technology.
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All the important code is in chat.js. Many thanks to Eric Rescorla for providing a ton of help with porting the interop logic to JavaScript!


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import numpy as np
from .splinelib import *
[docs]def least_squares(data, knots, degree, weights=None):
"""
Fit a non-parametric spline function to the data using least squares optimization
Args:
data (np.ndarray): Data to fit from, with dimensions (m, 2). First column is
x direction, and second column is y direction.
knots (np.ndarray): Knot vector to fit spline onto
degree (int): Desired degree of spline
weights (np.ndarray): Optional. Associated weights to data, assumed to all be
equal to 1 if omitted. Must be of the same dimensions as
data.
Returns:
Spline: a spline function fitted to the data
"""
# Ensure float type to avoid integer computations
data = data.astype(np.float64)
# Init space
space = SplineSpace(knots, degree)
# Get dimensions
m, _ = data.shape
n = len(knots) - degree - 1
# Initialize weights to 1 if arg is omitted
if weights is None:
weights = np.ones(m, dtype=np.float64)
# Construct data matrix and vector
A = np.zeros([m, n], dtype=np.float64)
for i in range(m):
mu = space.find_knot_index(data[i, 0])
A[i, mu - degree:mu + 1] = np.sqrt(weights[i]) * space(data[i, 0])
# Mask out zero columns so we avoid a singular matrix in the normal equations
non_zero_cols = np.sum(A, axis=0) > 0.001
A = A[:, non_zero_cols]
b = np.sqrt(weights) * data[:, 1]
# Solve normal equations
try:
c = np.linalg.solve(A.T @ A, A.T @ b)
error = False
except np.linalg.LinAlgError:
error = True
if error:
raise np.linalg.LinAlgError("No solution to normal equations")
# Pad with zeros in c corresponding to where we removed columns from A
c_new = np.zeros_like(non_zero_cols, dtype=np.float64)
i = 0
for j in range(len(non_zero_cols)):
if non_zero_cols[j]:
c_new[j] = c[i]
i += 1
# Return spline using these coeffs
return space.create_spline(c_new)
[docs]def least_squares_3d(data_x, data_y, data_f, knots_x, knots_y, degree, weights_x=None,
weights_y=None):
"""
Fit a non-parametric spline function in two variables to given data using least
squares optimization.
Args:
data_x (np.ndarray): Data points in x direction. Vector of size m1.
data_y (np.ndarray): Data points in y direction. Vector of size m2.
data_f (np.ndarray): Estimated function values for each x and y. Matrix
of shape (m1, m2).
knots_x (np.ndarray): Knot vector for x space.
knots_y (np.ndarray): Knot vector for y space.
degree (int): Degree of spline surface.
weights_x (np.ndarray): Weight vector for x direction (of length m1).
Optional, defaults to 1s if omitted.
weights_y (np.ndarray): Weight vector for y direction (of length m2).
Optional, defaults to 1s if omitted.
Returns:
SplineSurface: A spline surface fitted to the data.
"""
# Ensure float type to avoid integer computations
data_x = data_x.astype(np.float64)
data_y = data_y.astype(np.float64)
data_f = data_f.astype(np.float64)
# Default weights to 1 if omitted
if weights_x is None:
weights_x = np.ones_like(data_x)
if weights_y is None:
weights_y = np.ones_like(data_y)
# Init space
space = TensorProductSplineSpace([
SplineSpace(knots_x, degree),
SplineSpace(knots_y, degree)
])
# Get dimensions
m1 = len(data_x)
m2 = len(data_y)
n1 = len(knots_x) - degree - 1
n2 = len(knots_y) - degree - 1
# Construct data matrices
A = np.zeros([m1, n1])
B = np.zeros([m2, n2])
G = np.zeros([m1, m2])
space_x, space_y = space.get_spaces()
# Construct A
for i in range(m1):
mu = space_x.find_knot_index(data_x[i])
A[i, mu - degree:mu + 1] = np.sqrt(weights_x[i]) * space_x(data_x[i])
# Construct B
for j in range(m2):
nu = space_y.find_knot_index(data_y[j])
B[j, nu - degree:nu + 1] = np.sqrt(weights_y[i]) * space_y(data_y[j])
# Construct G
for i, j in np.ndindex(G.shape):
G[i, j] = np.sqrt(weights_x[i] * weights_y[j]) * data_f[i, j]
# Solve normal equations
try:
D = np.linalg.solve(A.T @ A, A.T @ G)
C = np.linalg.solve(B.T @ B, B.T @ D.T).T
error = False
except np.linalg.LinAlgError:
error = True
if error:
raise np.linalg.LinAlgError("No solution to normal equations")
return space.create_spline(C)
[docs]def cord_length(data):
"""
Returns a column vector with parametrization for the data using the cord length
parametrization scheme.
Args:
data (np.ndarray): Points to parametrize
Returns:
np.ndarray: Cord length parametrization of the data
"""
u = np.zeros(data.shape[0])
for i in range(1, len(u)):
u[i] = u[i - 1] + np.linalg.norm(data[i, :] - data[i - 1, :], ord=2)
return u.reshape([len(u), 1])
[docs]def centripetal(data):
"""
Returns a column vector with parametrization for the data using the centripetal
parametrization scheme.
Args:
data (np.ndarray): Points to parametrize
Returns:
np.ndarray: Centripetal parametrization of the data
"""
u = np.zeros(data.shape[0])
for i in range(1, len(u)):
u[i] = u[i - 1] + np.sqrt(np.linalg.norm(data[i, :] - data[i - 1, :], ord=2))
return u.reshape([len(u), 1])
[docs]def fit_curve(data, knots, degree, method=least_squares, parametrization=cord_length):
"""
Fits a parametric curve of arbitrary dimension D from m given data points
Args:
data (np.ndarray): Data to fit curve from. An (m, D) matrix.
knots (np.ndarray): Knot vector.
degree (int): Degree of desired spline.
method (callable): Optional. Method for approximation. Available
options are
- splinelib.fit.least_squares
parametrization (callable): Optional. Method for parametrization. Available
options are
- splinelib.fit.uniform
- splinelib.fit.cord_length
- splinelib.fit.centripetal
Default is cord_length.
Returns:
Spline: A spline curve fitted to the data.
"""
D = data.shape[1]
coeffs = np.zeros([D, len(knots) - degree - 1])
# Generate parametrization and augment data
par = parametrization(data)
data = np.hstack([par, data])
# Approximate coeffs in each dimension
for dimension in range(D):
subset = np.vstack([data[:, 0], data[:, dimension + 1]]).T
coeffs[dimension, :] = method(subset, knots, degree).get_coeffs()
# Create spline and return
space = SplineSpace(knots, degree)
return space.create_spline(coeffs)
[docs]def fit_surface(data, knots_u, knots_v, degree, method=least_squares_3d,
parametrization=cord_length, par_u=None, par_v=None):
"""
Fit a parametric spline surface to given data of arbitrary dimension D.
Args:
data (np.ndarray): A data matrix with shape (n1, n2, D), where n1 and n2
are the number of points in each parameter direction,
and D is the dimension of space (typically 3).
knots_u (np.ndarray): Knot vector in u direction.
knots_v (np.ndarray): Knot vecotr in v direction.
degree (int): Degree of splines.
method (callable): Approximation method. Available options are:
- spinelib.fit.least_squares_3d
Optional. Default is least_squares_3d.
parametrization (callable): Scheme for generation of parametrization. Options are:
- splinelib.fit.uniform
- splinelib.fit.cord_length
- splinelib.fit.centripetal
Optional. Default is cord_length.
par_u (np.ndarray): Override parametrization in u direction (this ignores
whatever that is passed as 'parametrization').
par_v (np.ndarray): Override parametrization in v direction (this ignores
whatever that is passed as 'parametrization').
Returns:
SplineSurface: A parametrix surface fitted to the data.
"""
# Do parametrization if necessary
if par_u is None:
par_u = parametrization(data[:, 0, 0])
if par_v is None:
par_v = parametrization(data[0, :, 0])
# Get implicit parameter values
D = data.shape[2]
m1 = len(knots_u) - degree - 1
m2 = len(knots_v) - degree - 1
# Initialize result array
coeffs = np.zeros([m1, m2, D])
# Fit each dimension using requested method
for dimension in range(D):
coeffs[:, :, dimension] = method(
par_u,
par_v,
data[:, :, dimension],
knots_u,
knots_v, 3
).get_coeffs()
# Create space and resulting surface.
space = TensorProductSplineSpace([
SplineSpace(knots_u, degree),
SplineSpace(knots_v, degree)
])
return space.create_spline(coeffs)
[docs]def sample(spline, num=20, min=None, max=None):
"""
Samples the spline uniformly, and returns points.
Args:
spline (Spline): Spline to sample
num (int): Number of points to sample. Optional, defaults to 20.
min (int): Lower bound of sampling range. Optional, defaults to lower
bound of the support for the spline if omitted.
max (int): Upper bound of sampling range. Optional, defaults to upper
bound of the support for the spline if omitted.
Returns (np.ndarray): Sampled points
"""
if min is None:
min = spline.get_support()[0]
if max is None:
max = spline.get_support()[1]
xs = np.linspace(min, max, num, endpoint=False)
return spline(xs)


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OpenZiti .NET SDK
An C#-based SDK to access and integrate with OpenZiti
Build the Ziti C SDK
The Ziti C# SDK is based on the C SDK and requires a native library for your target platform of choice.
Add Links to the Native Libraries
This project uses a native library for most of the work communicating to ziti. When you are consuming the nuget pagage - this is all packaged up for you. However if you are trying to do development of the c# sdk itself you'll need to build these native libraries yourself. This can be done easily if you have experience with cmake. The ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore folder contains a CMakeLists.txt file which can be used to build these native libraries as well as a bat file that makes it easier to build in the expected mannor.
To prepare for building the nuget package - cd to ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore and run msvc-build.bat
from a Visual Studio 2019 command prompt.
After it completes you should see output similar to:
Build from cmake using:
cmake --build c:\git\github\openziti\ziti-sdk-csharp\ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\build-win\x86 --config Debug
cmake --build c:\git\github\openziti\ziti-sdk-csharp\ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\build-win\x86 --config Release
cmake --build c:\git\github\openziti\ziti-sdk-csharp\ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\build-win\x64 --config Debug
cmake --build c:\git\github\openziti\ziti-sdk-csharp\ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\build-win\x64 --config Release
You'll likely want to just build the Release libraries but you can use Debug if you like but you'll have to update any references to the .dlls.
Once built - the project will expect these libraries to be at:
- ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\build-win\x86\library\Release\ziti4dotnet.dll
- ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\build-win\x64\library\Release\ziti4dotnet.dll
If the C SDK changes and you need to export additional functions with ziti4dotnet.dll you will need to rerun defgen after building the C SDK and the you'll want to rebuild the ziti4dotnet.dll libs for x86 and x64. You "should" only have to run defgen one time to generate the proper files for the dll to be built correctly. The ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore\library\CMakeLists.txt file will refer to ziti.def and is what allows the static functions to be exported by the resultant dll.
cd ZitiNativeApiForDotnetCore
defgen 32 build-win\x86\_deps\ziti-sdk-c-build\library\Release\ziti.dll
Build the Ziti.NuGet.sln Project
Open Ziti.NuGet.sln or use msbuild (msbuild Ziti.NuGet.sln
) to build the project. The output from within visual studio looks like this:
1>------ Build started: Project: Ziti.NET.Standard, Configuration: Release Any CPU ------
1>Ziti.NET.Standard -> C:\git\github\ziti-sdk-csharp\Ziti.NET.Standard\bin\Release\netcoreapp2.0\Ziti.NET.Standard.dll
1>Ziti.NET.Standard -> C:\git\github\ziti-sdk-csharp\Ziti.NET.Standard\bin\Release\net472\Ziti.NET.Standard.dll
1>Ziti.NET.Standard -> C:\git\github\ziti-sdk-csharp\Ziti.NET.Standard\bin\Release\netstandard2.0\Ziti.NET.Standard.dll
1>Successfully created package 'C:\git\github\ziti-sdk-csharp\Ziti.NET.Standard\bin\Release\Ziti.NET.Standard.0.0.19.nupkg'.
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
Build the NuGet Package
Consuming native artifacts from C# is sometimes tedious. As you may have noted above the Ziti.NET.Standard project will build a nupkg when it builds. If you add that package to a local NuGet repository it makes consuming the C# SDK much easier as the native libraries will be added to the proejct correctly and should "just work"
Here's how you would make your own local NuGet repository on your developer machine:
- open a command prompt
- set some environment variables: ** SET NUGET_PATH=C:\git\github\ziti-sdk-csharp\NuGet ** SET VERSION=0.5.16 REM Or whatever the version is built - see the version of the Ziti.NET.Standard project
- Make a local nuget repo:
mkdir %NUGET_PATH%
- Push the package into the local repo:
nuget push -source %NUGET_PATH% Ziti.NET.Standard\bin\Release\Ziti.NET.Standard.%VERSION%.nupkg
You should see output like:
Pushing Ziti.NET.Standard.0.0.19.nupkg to 'C:\git\github\ziti-sdk-csharp\NuGet'...
Your package was pushed.
Using the C# SDK
You can choose to use the latest version of the C# SDK which NetFoundry has published on nuget.org or you can work with the C# SDK you built and deployed to your own NuGet local repository. Open the example solution: Ziti.Core.Example.sln. In there is one project - Ziti.Core.Console.
This is a sample application that allows you to make an http request to a website (http://wttr.in) to return a weather forcast. After getting the project to build you'll want to run it. If you have access to a Ziti network this will be easy. If you are not familiar with Ziti and need to create this service.
Building the Docs
See the /docs folder for information on building the api docs
Docs
The API docs are currently built with docfx using xml comments in the code.
There's a docfx.json file in this directory. To build these docs you need to:
- Get the latest docfx - <IP_ADDRESS>+ (if something goes wrong - start with that version)
- [optional] put
docfx
on your path cd
to this directory- Remove the existing
${CHECKOUT_ROOT}/docs
folder (../docs
from this folder) and./metadata
folder - Run
docfx metadata
to regenerate the metadata - Run
docfx build
to regenerate the site (ordocfx build --serve
to build and preview in one step) - Run
docfx serve ../docs
to preview the content - When happy, commit the
docs
and any changes. The site will update once pushed to main


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GDAL Grid Tutorial
Introduction to Gridding
Gridding is a process of creating a regular grid (or call it a raster image) from the scattered data. Typically you have a set of arbitrary scattered over the region of survey measurements and you would like to convert them into the regular grid for further processing and combining with other grids.
This problem can be solved using data interpolation or approximation algorithms. But you are not limited by interpolation here. Sometimes you don't need to interpolate your data but rather compute some statistics or data metrics over the region. Statistics is valuable itself or could be used for better choosing the interpolation algorithm and parameters.
That is what GDAL Grid API is about. It helps you to interpolate your data (see Interpolation of the Scattered Data) or compute data metrics (see Data Metrics Computation).
There are two ways of using this interface. Programmatically it is available
through the GDALGridCreate()
C function; for end users there is a
gdal_grid utility. The rest of this document discusses details on algorithms
and their parameters implemented in GDAL Grid API.
Interpolation of the Scattered Data
Inverse Distance to a Power
The Inverse Distance to a Power gridding method is a weighted average interpolator. You should supply the input arrays with the scattered data values including coordinates of every data point and output grid geometry. The function will compute interpolated value for the given position in output grid.
For every grid node the resulting value \(Z\) will be calculated using formula:
where:
\(Z_i\) is a known value at point \(i\),
\(r_i\) is a distance from the grid node to point \(i\),
\(p\) is a weighting power,
\(n\) is a number of points in Search Ellipse.
The smoothing parameter \(s\) is used as an additive term in the Euclidean distance calculation:
where \(r_{ix}\) and \(r_{iy}\) are the horizontal and vertical distances between the grid node to point \(i\) respectively.
In this method the weighting factor \(w\) is
See GDALGridInverseDistanceToAPowerOptions
for the list of
GDALGridCreate()
parameters and invdist for the list
of gdal_grid options.
Moving Average
The Moving Average is a simple data averaging algorithm. It uses a moving window of elliptic form to search values and averages all data points within the window. Search Ellipse can be rotated by specified angle, the center of ellipse located at the grid node. Also the minimum number of data points to average can be set, if there are not enough points in window, the grid node considered empty and will be filled with specified NODATA value.
Mathematically it can be expressed with the formula:
where:
\(Z\) is a resulting value at the grid node,
\(Z_i\) is a known value at point \(i\),
\(n\) is a number of points in search Search Ellipse.
See GDALGridMovingAverageOptions
for the list of GDALGridCreate()
parameters and average for the list of gdal_grid options.
Nearest Neighbor
The Nearest Neighbor method doesn't perform any interpolation or smoothing, it just takes the value of nearest point found in grid node search ellipse and returns it as a result. If there are no points found, the specified NODATA value will be returned.
See GDALGridNearestNeighborOptions
for the list of GDALGridCreate()
parameters and nearest for the list of gdal_grid options.
Data Metrics Computation
All the metrics have the same set controlling options. See the
GDALGridDataMetricsOptions
.
Minimum Data Value
Minimum value found in grid node Search Ellipse. If there are no points found, the specified NODATA value will be returned.
where:
\(Z\) is a resulting value at the grid node,
\(Z_i\) is a known value at point \(i\),
\(n\) is a number of points in Search Ellipse.
Maximum Data Value
Maximum value found in grid node Search Ellipse. If there are no points found, the specified NODATA value will be returned.
where:
\(Z\) is a resulting value at the grid node,
\(Z_i\) is a known value at point \(i\),
\(n\) is a number of points in Search Ellipse.
Data Range
A difference between the minimum and maximum values found in grid Search Ellipse. If there are no points found, the specified NODATA value will be returned.
where:
\(Z\) is a resulting value at the grid node,
\(Z_i\) is a known value at point \(i\),
\(n\) is a number of points in Search Ellipse.
Search Ellipse
Search window in gridding algorithms specified in the form of rotated ellipse. It is described by the three parameters:
\(radius_1\) is the first radius (\(x\) axis if rotation angle is 0),
\(radius_2\) is the second radius (\(y\) axis if rotation angle is 0),
\(angle\) is a search ellipse rotation angle (rotated counter clockwise).
Only points located inside the search ellipse (including its border line) will be used for computation.


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(b) facilities for the accommodation, care and burial of animals.
7. Trade development and regulation, including--
(a) markets;
(b) trade licences (excluding regulation of professions);
(c) fair trading practices;
(d) local tourism; and
(e) cooperative societies.
8. County planning and development, including—
(a) statistics;
(b) land survey and mapping;
(c) boundaries and fencing;
(d) housing; and
(e) electricity and gas reticulation and energy regulation.
9. Pre-primary education, village polytechnics, homecraft centres and childcare facilities.
10. Implementation of specific national government policies on natural resources and environmental conservation, including--
(a) soil and water conservation; and
(b) forestry.
11. County public works and services, including--
(a) storm water management systems in built-up areas; and
(b) water and sanitation services.
12. Fire fighting services and disaster management.
13. Control of drugs and pornography.
14. Ensuring and coordinating the participation of communities and locations in governance at the local level and assisting communities and locations to develop the administrative capacity for the effective exercise of the functions and powers and participation in governance at the local level.


| 638 | (A) | thay schotte at the torettis and tachede on the Iewes |
| 641 | (C) | ¶ They tachen at þe towres . & chasen þe Iewes |
| 635 | (D) | Taysin at þe touris and tachyn þe iewys |
| (E) | ---- no text ---- | |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 656 | (L) | Taysen at þe toures tachen on þe Iewes |
| 595 | (P) | þai taysed at þe toures & tachid þe Iues |
| (U) | ---- no text ---- | |
| (V) | ---- no text ---- |


Migrants found on Rosslare-bound ferry now missing
by Michael StainesThe Department of Justice has said the men discovered in a freight container en-route to Rosslare this week are free to move around as they wish.
It comes amid reports a number of the men have not been seen since they left a Dublin reception centre on Friday morning.
The group of 15 men and one boy was found in the back of truck on a Ferry from Cherbourg in France on Thursday.
They are believed to be of Kurdish ethnicity and from the Middle East region.
They were met by Gardaí and immigration officers at Rosslare and 15 of them have applied for international protection in Ireland.
The boy has been handed into the care of the child and family agency Tusla.
However, it is believed a number of the men failed to attend an interview at the International Protection Office on Friday and their whereabouts is now unknown.
In a statement this afternoon, the Department of Justice said they were never in custody.
“In Ireland, people who are seeking international protection are not detained,” it said.
“An applicant who accepts an offer of accommodation can decide to leave that accommodation at any point, should they choose to do so.”
The statement said asylum seekers are under no obligation to accept a place in Direct Provision.
“The system of Direct Provision is in place to offer food, shelter and ancillary services to persons seeking international protection,” it said.
“It is not compulsory and persons who arrive seeking asylum are offered accommodation by the State while their cases are being considered – but are not obliged to take up the offer.”
It was originally thought that there were two boys among the group but Gardaí have since confirmed that one of the minors is an adult.
It is believed a number of the men are continuing with their asylum application in Ireland; however, the department is refusing to comment on individual cases.
It noted that it has a legal obligation to protect the identity of anyone who seeks international protection in Ireland.
Gardaí said the men have applied for international protection and will be processed International Protection Office (IPO).
A Garda spokesperson said they have been offered accommodation by the Reception and Integration Agency (RIA).


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| AlignThreshold-class {diffobj} | R Documentation |
Controls How Lines Within a Diff Hunk Are Aligned
threshold
numeric(1L) between 0 and 1, what proportion of words in the lines must match in order to align them. Set to 1 to effectively turn aligning off. Defaults to 0.25.
min.chars
integer(1L) positive, minimum number of characters that must
match across lines in order to align them. This requirement is in addition
to threshold
and helps minimize spurious alignments. Defaults to
3.
count.alnum.only
logical(1L) modifier for min.chars
, whether to
count alpha numeric characters only. Helps reduce spurious alignment
caused by meta character sequences such as “[[1]]” that would
otherwise meet the min.chars
limit
a1 <- AlignThreshold(threshold=0) a2 <- AlignThreshold(threshold=1) a3 <- AlignThreshold(threshold=0, min.chars=2) ## Note how "e f g" is aligned diffChr(c("a b c e", "d e f g"), "D e f g", align=a1, pager="off") ## But now it is not diffChr(c("a b c e", "d e f g"), "D e f g", align=a2, pager="off") ## "e f" are not enough chars to align diffChr(c("a b c", "d e f"), "D e f", align=a1, pager="off") ## Override with min.chars, so now they align diffChr(c("a b c", "d e f"), "D e f", align=a3, pager="off")


Conformance Test with XML Schema Part 2 specification. This suite tests
Does implementation really rejects what it should reject?
Does implementation really accepts what it should accept?