The Java Networking API (java.net
) provides the
interfaces/classes for the following functions:
The goal of this document is to provide a high-level
overview of the facilities the java.net
package
provides. For details about interfaces, classes, or factories, see
the
networking API. For basic networking concepts, see Trail:
Custom Networking in the Java Tutorial.
java.net
provides the following addressing-related
classes:
InetAddress
Inet4Address
Inet6Address
SocketAddress
InetSocketAddress
For IP addressing, three classes are provided:
InetAddress
, Inet4Address
, and
Inet6Address
. InetAddress
represents an
IP address, which is either a 32- or 128-bit unsigned number used
by IP, the lower-level protocol on which protocols like TCP and UDP
are built. To represent 32-bit IPv4 address,
Inet4Address
is provided. (An IPv4 address has the
familiar form nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
, where n
is
an integer; e.g., <IP_ADDRESS>
). It is a subclass of
InetAddress
. To represent 128-bit IPv6 addresses,
Inet6Address
is provided. It is also a subclass of
InetAddress
.
For socket addressing, two classes are provided:
SocketAddress
and InetSocketAddress
.
SocketAddress
is an abstract
socket
address, independent of a specific protocol. It is intended for
subclassing for a specific protocol. InetSocketAddress
below is an example. InetSocketAddress
is a subclass
of SocketAddress
; it represents an IP socket address.
It can include an IP address (e.g., <IP_ADDRESS>
) and
port (e.g., 80
); a hostname (e.g.,
example.com
) and port (e.g., 1000
); or
port only (e.g., 1010
). In the latter case, a wildcard
IP address is assumed.
These classes are related to making normal TCP connections:
ServerSocket
Socket
For simple connections between a client and a server,
ServerSocket
and Socket
are all that you
will probably need.
ServerSocket
represents the socket on a server that
waits and listens for requests for service from a client.
Socket
represents the endpoints for communication
between a server and a client. When a server gets a request for
service, it creates a Socket
for communication with
the client and continues to listen for other requests on the
ServerSocket
. The client also creates a
Socket
for communication with the server. The sequence
is shown below:
Once the connection is established,
getInputStream()
and getOutputSteam()
may
be used in communication between the sockets
The following are related to sending and receiving datagram packets via UDP.
DatagramPacket
DatagramSocket
DatagramPacket
represents a datagram packet.
Datagram packets are used for connectionless delivery and normally
include destination address and port information.
DatagramSocket
is a socket used for sending and
receiving datagram packets over a network via UDP. A
DatagramPacket
is sent from a
DatagramSocket
by calling the send(...)
method of DatagramSocket
with
DatagramPacket
as the argument:
send(DatagramPacket dp)
. receive(DatagramPacket
dp)
is use for receiving a DatagramPacket
. (The
MulticastSocket
class may be used for
sending/receiving a DatagramPacket
to a mulitcast
group. It is a subclass of DatagramSocket
that adds
functionality for multicasting.)
These classes are related to locating or identifying network resources:
URI
URL
URLClassLoader
URLConnection
URLStreamHandler
HttpURLConnection
JarURLConnection
The most commonly used classes are URI
,
URL
, URLConnection
, and
HttpURLConnection
.
URI
represents a Uniform Resource Identifier for a
resource; it is an identifier for a resource but not necessarily a
locator for that resource. URL
represents a Uniform
Resource Locator for a resource. URLs are a subset of URIs, though
the class URL
is not a subclass of the
URI
class. In short, a URL tells how to access the
resource, while a URI may or may not. The Uniform Resource Name
(URN
) is another subset of URI
. No Java
class exists for it.
URLConnection
is the abstract superclass of all
classes that represent a connection between an application and a
network resource identified by a URL
. Given a
URL
and hence a protocol,
URL.openConnection()
returns an instance of the
appropriate implementation of URLConnection
for the
protocol. (The protocol is known from the URL
.) The
instance provides the means with the method URLConnection.connect()
to
actually open the connection and access the URL
.
HttpURLConnection
is the most commonly used
implementation of URLConnection
. It is for
http
protocol, the protocol used for accessing content
on web servers. In the above diagram, if the access protocol for
the URL
were http
, then an instance of
HttpURLConnectio
n would be returned by the
openConnection()
method.
Security includes authentication- and permissions-related
classes. Authentication relates to user authentication and involves
username and password checking. Authentication of a user may be
required in a number of situations, such as when a user tries to
access a URL. Permissions relate to what actions may be performed;
e.g., unless the NetPermission
object
"setDefaultAuthenticator
" exists, then
invoking the method Authenticator.setDefault(Authenticator
a)
will cause a security exception.
Some proxies and origin servers require authentication
information, using authentication schemes such as BASIC and DIGEST.
For instance, when connecting with http via a proxy and the proxy
requires authentication, we call the Authenticator
class to obtain usernames, passwords, and other items needed to
authenticate. The following classes relate to authentication:
Authenticator
PasswordAuthentication
In addition to methods for user authentication, the
abstract
class Authenticator
also has
methods for querying about the authentication being requested (see
getRequestingXXX()
). It is typically subclassed
and an instance of the subclass is registered with the system by
calling setDefault(Authenticator a)
. (Note that if
there is a security manager, it checks to see that the security
policy permits the NetPermission
"setDefaultAthenticator
".) Then, when the
system requires authentication, it will call a method such as
requestPasswordAuthentication()
.
PasswordAuthentication
is simply a data holder for
a user name and a password.
SocketPermission
NetPermission
A SocketPermission
consists of a host, with
optional port range, and a set of actions that may be performed on
that host: connect
, accept
,
listen
and/or resolve
. It includes
methods to determine if one SocketPermission
is equal
to another or implies another Permission
. A
SocketPermission
may be included in a
PermissionCollection
for easy checking if a permission
exists.
NetPermission
is a class for various named network
permissions. Currently there are three:
setDefaultAuthenticator
, as mentioned above;
requestPasswordAuthentication
; and
specifyStreamHandler
. A NetPermission
may
be included in a PermissionCollection
for easy
checking if a permission exists.
For more information about permissions, see the Permissions topic.


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The 2014 season begins to wind down on this, the 273rd episode of the Ivy Envy Podcast. Right now, about the only thing that excites Cubs fans is Jake Arrieta near no-hitters. We talk about his pitching performance against the Reds, his performance this season and his chances at being the #1 starter for the 2015 Chicago Cubs.
The anti-Arrieta has been Edwin Jackson. He comes back from injury and lasts 2/3 of an inning against the Dodgers. We talk about where things stand with Jackson and look at the Cubs' options with Jackson in 2015.
This week brought a slew of changes in the Cubs minor league system. Boise, Kane County and Daytona were replaced by Eugene, South Bend and Myrtle Beach. The constant theme through these moves is the available facilities.
We answer listener questions, Kurt gives us a scary stat of the week and we read two internet muscle flexes.
If you enjoyed the outro music from Henhouse Prowlers, check them out here: Henhouse Prowlers on Facebook


Passenger claims driver refused to stop his bus when man had heart attack
'I was doing chest compressions - it was harrowing'.
by Howard LloydA man has lashed out at a Stagecoach driver after he reportedly refused to stop his bus when a passenger went into cardiac arrest.
Passenger Steve McIntosh said the emergency happened on a bus heading from the Sowton green park and ride stop into town on Friday November 15 just after lunch.
He said the man keeled off his seat and his heart stopped beating, but the driver allegedly refused to stop the bus so Steve or his colleague he was travelling with could administer first aid.
It apparently also made it harder for them to tell ambulance crews exactly where they were.
When the bus eventually stopped on Haven Road, one of the passengers performed CPR while another ran to fetch a defibrillator from a nearby leisure centre.
The ambulance service then arrived and treated the man at the scene before taking him to hospital.
"It's a f***ing disgrace, if you'll excuse my language," said Steve.
"The guy got on the bus and within five minutes he had fallen over in a heap. My colleague sat him up straight, checked his vital signs and made sure he was breathing, but he quickly deteriorated.
"I asked the bus driver to stop on Fore Street but he refused. I asked him numerous times but he said no.
"I asked if he could radio in asking for medical assistance and again he said no as he was not allowed to. He only seemed interested in getting to his bus stop in time.
"I performed CPR on the guy for a long time until the ambulance turned up. My colleague ran across the road into the leisure centre to grab a defibrillator. While he was gone, I was doing chest compressions - it was harrowing.
"The paramedics arrived, shouted 'clear' and shocked him. They were working on him for a good 25 minutes before they took him off the bus."
The ambulance service confirmed that they attended an incident but were unable to release details.
A statement said: "South Western Ambulance Service were called on Friday at 2.12pm about a medical incident at a bus stop on Haven Road, Exeter.
"Our ambulance crews treated an adult male patient at the scene and transported him to hospital by land ambulance for further care."
Devon Live has not been given an update on the condition of the man.
Stagecoach have confirmed that they are investigating the matter.
A spokesperson for Stagecoach South West said: “We are currently investigating the incident to establish what happened. It would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage.”


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Logic-less templates.
Mustache can be used for HTML, config files, source code - anything. It works by expanding tags in a template using values provided in a hash or object.
We call it "logic-less" because there are no if statements, else clauses, or for loops. Instead there are only tags. Some tags are replaced with a value, some nothing, and others a series of values.
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For over 12 years now I have been suffering from depression so severe that it often causes black-outs when things get too much for me to handle. I 'shut down' & have periods of doing things that I don't remember doing at all. More than one of those periods have included dangerous behavior & suicide attempts.
 For court proceedings my family & I decided that it was in my best interest to get a psychiatric evaluation & a full check-up at the Doc's.
My psychologist sent me to a local clinic, because like the many in this farce of a democracy, I have no insurance. I explained everything to the doctor, telling him I have depression, blackouts, anxiety, panic attacks, daily thoughts of suicide, etc.
Now, hypodermic needles give me severe panic attacks. I am deathly afraid of those things, which is good in part as I can never become a shooter. So, basically he couldn't draw blood from me to test what my chemical imbalances might be. He thinks I very well may be bi-polar but isn't quite sure. He told me he was giving me some free samples of Effexor (5 weeks, what a peach!) & to call him if my 'highs' were 'too high', which is an indication of being bi-polar/manic depressive when on an anti-depressant.
So far, I feel really good. I don't wake up in the morning thinking of fun new ways to kill myself. I don't flip out over tiny things.
I don't take it at bedtime because it keeps me up. I was warned strongly against quitting cold turkey, even if I have to resort to begging on the streets because I can't afford the next refill to get me off the stuff, I will.
If it turns out that I am not bi-polar/manic depressive I will keep on with Effexor. I dont mind the whole loss of appetite thing, I'm fat anyways. Heheh. No sexual side effects thus far, but if it becomes a huge problem well...there are ways past that I think. Like a patient & understanding partner maybe? I suggest, for women anyways, getting some sort of stimulating lube like Play in the green bottle. I have had issues coming to orgasm since I started having sex & this little bottle is a godsend.
Anyways, no complaints from me!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Ararat Home Kadayif
Yield: 24 servings
Ingredients
- 2 lb Kadayif dough(Shredded Filo)
- 1 1/2 c Butter, melted
- 1 qt Half and half cream
- 1 qt Heavy cream
- 3/4 c Cornstarch
- 3/4 c Milk
- 4 c Sugar
- 3 c Water
- Few drop fresh Lemon Juice
Directions
- Cut and fluff 1 lb of Kadayif dough in bowl with hands. Add half melted butter and mix until strands are evenly coated. Spread evenly in lightly buttered 17x13-inch baking pan.
- Combine half and half and heavy cream in large saucepan. Bring to slow boil over low heat.
- Combine cornstarch and milk, stirring until cornstarch is dissolved.Slowly add to cream mixture, stirring constantly, until mixture returns to slow boil. Spread hot cream filling over kadayif in pan.
- Cut and fluff remaining 1 lb. of kadayif in bowl. Add remaining melted butter and mix with hands until strands are evenly coated. Spread over top of cream layer, pressing down firmly to form an even surface.
- Place on lowest oven rack and bake at 450 degrees F. until golden brown, about 20-25 minutes. If not golden, move pan to top rack and bake 5 to 10 minutes longer.
- Meanwhile, prepare syrup. Combine sugar and water in saucepan and boil 5 to 10 minutes. Add lemon juice. Cool. Pour cold syrup evenly over kadayif as soon as it is removed from the oven.
- Cut into squares to serve. Enjoy!


I am writing this to express how I felt on the summer of 2005 which has passed about 8 months ago or more. My friends and I were bored and we decided to go to are 'underground' hideout in the basement of an abandond resturant not to far from my house. Now during this period during my summer vacation I was doing nothing besides drinking and getting high with my friends.
Ok so me and about 5 other of my friends started a siph of 2 bottles of Vodka, a 2 Liter of a cheap vodka called Aristocrat, and a 1.75 liter of Georgi Vodka. We were all sitting on chairs in this underground spot we always went to and starting passing the bottles around with a 2 liter chaser of Sprite. As the siph continued I started to feel myself become heavily intoxicated. Despite my knowing I was already heavily drunk I continued to chug the bottles that were passed to me followed by an occasional couple of sips of the chaser.
As time went on my friends became bored and started to leave. I had to get up now and tried to follow them out of the hideout spot and when I stood up from my chair I could barley even stand straight. Now keeping in mind I had obviously drank so much more then everyone else and was feeling so drunk that I started to run fast on the sidewalk when I found my way out, and luckily was saved by my brother in law and best friend as I was recklessley running across the bussy street of Richmond Ave where I live. In a very short amount of time I had fallen face down numerous times, and was unable to get up for almost a minute in those short periods of Hell I call it, because I had absolutley no control of what I was doing and I soon fell face down on a sidewalk near my local Deli, and thank god by brother was right there to save my life by calling the Ambulance.
Before I realized it I was swinging punches at anyone who went near me when I got up for a bried period of time of what I could even remeber, which most was a complete blurr. I am now in the ER about to get my stomach pumped and handcuffed to the hospital bed because I was out of control and rekless at that bad state of Hell. When I finally woke up about 10 or so hours later the doctor said I had dranken myself to a stupor and he said I was very lucky to still be alive from the amount of alcohol that was in me. I had experienced Hell in my mind and am fortunate to even be here telling this story. It is now about 9 or so months after this horrible experience, and I still drink but I now know my limit and am more safe when it comes the my BAC.
I find it pretty messed up that I later found out that the people that I thought were my 'friends' were only there for their amuzement, being me, besides one best friend Anthony that was there that day who actually cared about me along with my brother in law.  Out of everyone that was there that day Anthony is the only one I still see occassionally when we hand out in each others houses. I made a mistake, which is hangin out with the wrong people just because their there because they have nothin better to do besides being street bums and backstabbers.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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I am Kaiyuan Chen, a first year Ph.D. student in Computer Science from University of California, Berkeley. My current advisor is Professor John Kubiatowicz. Previously, I worked in Wireless Networking Group (WiNG) with Professor Songwu Lu.
My general interest is in computer networks, mobile and ubiquitous computing, cloud computing and data-intensive system design.
You can find my CV(updated June 2019) here and Google Scholar
Aug 2020: In Berkeley now, working on some research
Mar 2020: Accepted by Ph.D programs from Berkeley EECS and CMU Societal Computing
Oct 2019: Going to MWC, Global 5G Forum, Small business expo, SYNC Silicon Valley(lists continue to grow!)
Sept 2019: Going to San Francisco for Innovation-Corps Kickoff meeting!
Jun 2019: Decided to stay in LA for MobIQ.. Startup experience yay!
Mar 2019: IJCNN Paper Accepted. Going to Budapest this summer!


seed_pipeline.pl
seed_pipeline.pl {-url <url> | -reg_conf <reg_conf> [-reg_type <reg_type>] -reg_alias <reg_alias>} [ {-analyses_pattern <pattern> | -analysis_id <analysis_id> | -logic_name <logic_name>} [ -input_id <input_id> ] ]
seed_pipeline.pl is a generic script that is used to create {initial or top-up} jobs for hive pipelines
# find out which analyses may need seeding (with an example input_id):
seed_pipeline.pl -url "mysql://ensadmin:${ENSADMIN_PSW}@localhost:3306/lg4_long_mult"
# seed one job into the "start" analysis:
seed_pipeline.pl -url "mysql://ensadmin:${ENSADMIN_PSW}@localhost:3306/lg4_long_mult" \ -logic_name start -input_id '{"a_multiplier" =><PHONE_NUMBER>, "b_multiplier" =><PHONE_NUMBER>}'
-reg_conf <path> : path to a Registry configuration file -reg_type <string> : type of the registry entry ('hive', 'core', 'compara', etc - defaults to 'hive') -reg_alias <string> : species/alias name for the Hive DBAdaptor -url <url string> : url defining where hive database is located -nosqlvc <0|1> : skip sql version check if 1
-analyses_pattern <string> : seed job(s) for analyses whose logic_name matches the supplied pattern -analysis_id <num> : seed job for analysis with the given analysis_id
-input_id <string> : specify the input_id as a stringified hash
-h | -help : show this help message
Copyright [1999-2015] Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute Copyright [2016-2017] EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
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Frequently Asked Questions
(and their answers)
- Is One Click Clipping really free?
- Yes. One Click Clipping is free in the sense that you don't have to pay me any money at all - use it and be happy :-)
- So, what license comes with One Click Clipping?
- Short answer: none. It comes as-is. Long answer: It comes as-is. If it breaks you get to keep both pieces. Ok?
- What happens - I delete one OCC and they all go?
- Yes. If you delete a standalone OCC executable they all go. Use OCCMan to delete individual OCCs - it is all documented in the User Manual :-)
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Baidu quarterly revenue beats estimates
Chinese search engine giant Baidu Inc beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue on Wednesday, sending its shares up 6per cent in extended trading.
REUTERS: Chinese search engine giant Baidu Inc beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue on Wednesday, sending its shares up 6per cent in extended trading.
Total revenue fell marginally to 28.08 billion yuan (£3.12 billion) from 28.20 billion yuan a year earlier.
Analysts on average had expected revenue of 27.49 billion yuan, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
(Reporting by Akanksha Rana in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila)


Developing the concept of the new contact form Interviewing various stakeholders in the company Working with development to implement form logic
The type of customer is important, as different departments process requests for new and existing customers
New customers would skip this step automatically
A quick preview allows the customer to see what a certain insurance product includes in the process of selection


teedoc installation and use
Instructions
Need to install Python3
first (only support Python3
)
For example, on Ubuntu
:
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip
Windows
and macOS
please go to Official Website Download
Installation
Open the terminal and enter:
pip3 install teedoc
Later use the following command to update the software:
pip3 install teedoc --upgrade
If your network uses
pypi.org
and the speed is very slow, you can choose other sources, such as Tsinghua tuna source:pip3 install teedoc -i https://pypi.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simple
Now you can use the teedoc
command in the terminal
If not, please check if the Python
executable directory is not added to the environment variable PATH
,
For example, it may be in ~/.local/bin
Building a web page
- Get the document template project
git clone https://github.com/teedoc/teedoc.github.io my_site
- Install plugin
This will install the plugin according to the plugin settings of plugins
in site_config.sjon
cd my_site
teedoc install
The plug-in is also released in the form of
python
package, so this will download the corresponding plug-in frompypi.org
. Similarly, other sources can also be used, such as Tsinghua tuna source:teedoc -i https://pypi. tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn/simple install
- Build an
HTML
page and start aHTTP
service
teedoc serve
This command will first build all HTML
pages and copy resource files, and then start an HTTP
service
If you only need to generate pages, use
teedoc build
After displaying Starting server at <IP_ADDRESS>:2333 ....
, it is fine
Open the browser to visit: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:2333
At the same time, you can see that there is an additional out
directory under the directory, which is the generated static website content, directly copy it to the server and use nginx
or apache
for deployment.
Create a new warehouse based on the template warehouse on github
Visit https://github.com/teedoc/teedoc.github.io
Click Use this template
Then fill in the new warehouse name and description, create a new warehouse of your own based on this warehouse, and now you have obtained the warehouse exactly the same as the official website of teedoc
Then use git clone your warehouse address
to clone to the local


pandas is a Python package providing fast, flexible, and expressive data structures designed to make working with “relational” or “labeled” data both easy and intuitive. It aims to be the fundamental high-level building block for doing practical, real world data analysis in Python. Additionally, it has the broader goal of becoming the most powerful and flexible open source data analysis / manipulation tool available in any language. It is already well on its way toward this goal.
pandas is well suited for many different kinds of data:
Tabular data with heterogeneously-typed columns, as in an SQL table or Excel spreadsheet Ordered and unordered (not necessarily fixed-frequency) time series data. Arbitrary matrix data (homogeneously typed or heterogeneous) with row and column labels Any other form of observational / statistical data sets. The data actually need not be labeled at all to be placed into a pandas data structure
Tabular data with heterogeneously-typed columns, as in an SQL table or Excel spreadsheet
Ordered and unordered (not necessarily fixed-frequency) time series data.
Arbitrary matrix data (homogeneously typed or heterogeneous) with row and column labels
Any other form of observational / statistical data sets. The data actually need not be labeled at all to be placed into a pandas data structure
The two primary data structures of pandas, Series (1-dimensional) and DataFrame (2-dimensional), handle the vast majority of typical use cases in finance, statistics, social science, and many areas of engineering. For R users, DataFrame provides everything that R’s data.frame provides and much more. pandas is built on top of NumPy and is intended to integrate well within a scientific computing environment with many other 3rd party libraries.
Series
DataFrame
data.frame
Here are just a few of the things that pandas does well:
Easy handling of missing data (represented as NaN) in floating point as well as non-floating point data Size mutability: columns can be inserted and deleted from DataFrame and higher dimensional objects Automatic and explicit data alignment: objects can be explicitly aligned to a set of labels, or the user can simply ignore the labels and let Series, DataFrame, etc. automatically align the data for you in computations Powerful, flexible group by functionality to perform split-apply-combine operations on data sets, for both aggregating and transforming data Make it easy to convert ragged, differently-indexed data in other Python and NumPy data structures into DataFrame objects Intelligent label-based slicing, fancy indexing, and subsetting of large data sets Intuitive merging and joining data sets Flexible reshaping and pivoting of data sets Hierarchical labeling of axes (possible to have multiple labels per tick) Robust IO tools for loading data from flat files (CSV and delimited), Excel files, databases, and saving / loading data from the ultrafast HDF5 format Time series-specific functionality: date range generation and frequency conversion, moving window statistics, date shifting and lagging.
Easy handling of missing data (represented as NaN) in floating point as well as non-floating point data
Size mutability: columns can be inserted and deleted from DataFrame and higher dimensional objects
Automatic and explicit data alignment: objects can be explicitly aligned to a set of labels, or the user can simply ignore the labels and let Series, DataFrame, etc. automatically align the data for you in computations
Powerful, flexible group by functionality to perform split-apply-combine operations on data sets, for both aggregating and transforming data
Make it easy to convert ragged, differently-indexed data in other Python and NumPy data structures into DataFrame objects
Intelligent label-based slicing, fancy indexing, and subsetting of large data sets
Intuitive merging and joining data sets
Flexible reshaping and pivoting of data sets
Hierarchical labeling of axes (possible to have multiple labels per tick)
Robust IO tools for loading data from flat files (CSV and delimited), Excel files, databases, and saving / loading data from the ultrafast HDF5 format
Time series-specific functionality: date range generation and frequency conversion, moving window statistics, date shifting and lagging.
Many of these principles are here to address the shortcomings frequently experienced using other languages / scientific research environments. For data scientists, working with data is typically divided into multiple stages: munging and cleaning data, analyzing / modeling it, then organizing the results of the analysis into a form suitable for plotting or tabular display. pandas is the ideal tool for all of these tasks.
Some other notes
pandas is fast. Many of the low-level algorithmic bits have been extensively tweaked in Cython code. However, as with anything else generalization usually sacrifices performance. So if you focus on one feature for your application you may be able to create a faster specialized tool. pandas is a dependency of statsmodels, making it an important part of the statistical computing ecosystem in Python. pandas has been used extensively in production in financial applications.
pandas is fast. Many of the low-level algorithmic bits have been extensively tweaked in Cython code. However, as with anything else generalization usually sacrifices performance. So if you focus on one feature for your application you may be able to create a faster specialized tool.
pandas is a dependency of statsmodels, making it an important part of the statistical computing ecosystem in Python.
pandas has been used extensively in production in financial applications.
Dimensions
Name
Description
1
1D labeled homogeneously-typed array
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General 2D labeled, size-mutable tabular structure with potentially heterogeneously-typed column
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I live in AJ's podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Hey, we're back.
And this time we're looking at the camera.
We are.
We're looking at the camera, but we can also look at each other.
So that feels better because that's what I'm used to.
So I can do like, like Jim in the office looks at the camera like,
when you say something, is that what's going to happen?

That's it.
That's very nice.
- Last week we noticed when we watched it back,
we actually had some other cameras set up
that we were trying to look at and prioritize
and then those cameras didn't work.
So we realized our main camera, we didn't look at it once.
So sorry if you felt a little bit lost,
but our goal is to be looking at each other.
- Yeah, because it's weird to be talking to each other
and then not actually looking at each other.
So we'll probably go back and forth between looking at each other
and looking at y'all.

I can't help myself darling.
- But we have an audience there.
- Oh, okay.
I'll try and make sure I keep his clothes on.
- We're back.
I hope you all had a good week.
Babe, how was your week?
- It was good.
It was full as a full week.
Lots of Zoom calls.
- So many Zoom calls.
- So many Zoom calls.
I was getting to the end of the day,
each day and thinking,
I feel like my eyes have gone square
from looking at a screen.
Yeah.
Do you know what the highlight my week was?
- What was the highlight?
- The lunch that you made me today.
- Really?
- Yeah, grain-free bagel with cari gold butter.
- Yum.
- With a fried egg, with cheese, with bacon,
and with some sort of delicious avocado guacamole type thing.
- Well, here's the funny part about that.
- Oh God, was it all breast milk?
(laughs)
- No, the avocado wasn't actually ripe
and I had already cut into it,
so I just put it in a mixer with my special mayonnaise
until it was smooth enough that you can do all of it.
(laughs)
And then you're all like, this is the best thing
I've ever made. - It was so good.
It was so delicious. - Oh good.
- I had one of those weird things where I went to text AJ,
but I actually texted somebody completely different.
And so texted this man in California saying,
"This was the best sandwich you've ever made me."
(laughs)
- Well, there's that. - Did he say,
"Thank you, I think."
- Yeah, I don't know.
I haven't checked to see what he was on.
Hey, thanks everybody for tuning in on Wednesday.
Did we do a hang?
Yeah, we did a round-life hang.
And it was fun to be with everybody.
- Yeah, it was really fun.
- Thank you.
We felt less lonely, hope you had a good time.
We're gonna do that again this week,
but we realized we kind of left all our European friends
out in the cold because we did it so late in the day.
- Oh, sorry.
- Yeah, we're gonna move it back a little bit.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- When are we gonna do it?
- We're gonna do it Wednesday at noon,
Central Standard Time, which will be 6 p.m. British time.
- Okay, did you already check my calendar
that I don't have anything?
- I did, but I can never trust your calendar, so.
- I'll just check it right now
while you say something clever.
- Okay, you check it while I--
- Just so that we can like clarify this.
- We'll do something clever.
- Yeah, actually our topic this week came out
of the Instagram Live that we did with y'all.
You were all asking some great questions.
And so we're about to start a nine episode series
all about feelings.
I know we've talked a little bit about feelings before,
but this is gonna go into in depth.
Over to our calendar correspondent is--
- I can do that as long as I don't wanna eat lunch
because I have a meeting up until 12 and then one at one o'clock.
- So we'll bring our lunch,
we'll have a pack lunch on Instagram live,
you bring your lunch and we'll do--
- That sounds fair.
- That's a lunch date with all of our listeners.
- See, we'll have lunch together.
- It's gonna be beautiful.
- Okay.
- So we're gonna be talking about feelings.
AJ, talk to me about talking about feelings.
- Well, talk to you about talking about feelings.
I think I really thought
that I was great at feeling my feelings,
not necessarily identifying them quickly,
but I thought, oh yeah, I feel my feelings
and all that kind of stuff until I went to that Sage Hill weekend
where we did some training on feeling your feelings.
And I started having a revelation that
I wasn't really feeling all of my feelings.
I was just trying to feel the appropriate ones.

- Happy feelings.
Good, good feelings and I guess it's okay to feel sad, but it's certainly not a fit.
Okay to feel angry or lonely or you know, so as we were on the weekend and they were
defining all of these different feelings and saying, no, they're all good because God
gave you all these feelings.
I was having a hard time getting my head around that and then realizing, Oh gosh, actually
run from my feelings a lot if they're not the right ones.
Wow, so you're judging your feelings or you were yeah, you're trying to start them out into right feelings and bad feelings
Yeah, well most feelings probably felt bad
So we had it was so funny being with everybody on on Wednesday and actually it's this has been the same thing that we've experienced all this week
Really is when we're with people we're asking them like hey, what do you need and people are just blank?
Yeah, they're like I don't know and one of the things we've learned is you don't know what you need until you felt your feelings
And so if we're practicing staying away from our feelings, we don't actually know what we need and as you were sharing
I'm gonna you can't get comforted because the Holy Spirit wants to bring you comfort
But if you're not prepared to feel your lonely or your sad or your anger
Any of those feelings you've got no place for Holy Spirit
Yeah, as I was saying I was saying on Monday like if God wasn't
Okay with emotions first of all he wouldn't have given them to us
And then if you think about like there's so much in scripture where people had big emotions including Jesus and it was fine
And I just realized it's it's me that's uncomfortable with big emotion and not knowing what to do with it
Isn't God yeah, and it's partly because we were trained out with them. Yes by parents who weren't comfortable with feelings
Yes, and they were trained as much safer, isn't it? Well, I'm not sure if it is
Well, I thought it was for a while before we can get into talking about feelings AJ already mentioned Sage Hill
I want to give credit where credit is do everything we're gonna be talking about comes from a man named chip.d
chip is a
He's the founder of Sage Hill, which is an organization a social impact organization here in Nashville. I
Encumbered them two and a half years ago a little longer. I started going to see a therapist at Sage Hill
And that therapist suggested I do group therapy, which I've been doing for two years.
And in doing group therapy, all we did was talk about feelings, which led me to a book called
The Voice of the Heart, which I'm going to encourage you right now.
If anything we say in the next eight, nine weeks, it piques your interest.
Please go ahead and buy Voice of the Heart by Chip Dodd.
We'll put a link in the show notes.

Just go get it.
And also subscribe to their Sage Hill podcast as well.
And then you can listen to Chip himself teach this way better because he is the author
of this. So, one of the credit where credit is due, yeah, did group therapy, read this
book, then we went and did some training with Sage Hill and had our minds blown. And so,
today we don't even want to get into feelings. Like, we're going to do a little high level
overview of feelings. And then, like I said, the next eight, nine weeks, we're going to
take an episode a week devoted to one of the feelings that we're going to talk about in
a second.
I think where I want to start with is our need to feel our feelings contrasted with
our training to refuse to feel our feelings.
Okay.

Yeah.
I mean, I really thought I was, and I, I was feeling some and certainly I was much
less shut down than I was, you know, 15 years ago or 20 years ago or something
like that where I was just in survival mode.
So I would say I felt a lot more,
but I would still say I would sort of instantly
categorize whether it was appropriate, you know,
oh, I feel angry is angry appropriate.
Probably not good for a pastor.
Okay, toss anger, you know, like that.
You know, but like in a split second, like,
nope, I'm gonna just throw a scripture verse at that
in my head internally and kind of dismiss myself from it.
Yeah, or I feel sad.
Oh, I'm about to be in danger of grumbling.
And I don't want the earth to open up and swallow me.
So I'm just going to concentrate on all the things I'm going to be grateful for.
Right.
And avoid ever feeling sad.
Yes.
But I didn't realize I was doing that.
Like I wasn't sort of intentionally doing that.
And for the most part, I would say I don't feel that set.
You know what I mean?
Like, but when I did feel it, I just didn't have a box and I wanted everything in a
proper box.
I remember the second week I went to see my therapist.
I went because of grief.
Both my parents had died and I was struggling with like feelings of, I didn't know there
were feelings of grief.
I put it as I was having feelings without my permission, like wherever in charge of our
feelings.
And so he said to me, you know, talk to me about the last time he felt a negative emotion.
I was like, yeah, well, I don't really have any negative emotions because nothing really
negative happens to me.
And he's like, right, right.
Except for the death of both your parents in two years.
And I was like, you make a good point.
Go on.
Go on.
Go on.
We're very, very familiar with the verse John 10 10 Jesus saying the thief came still killing the straw
I've come that you may have life and have it to the full and so the question we must ask ourselves is what do we mean by
full living
Right what's a that's a scary question probably would be defined differently by most people
I grew up thinking that full life what Jesus talking about there was eternity
Okay.
Oh, yeah.
Look, see, he came to give you life and everlasting life in heaven.
Yeah.
The trouble is that that puts all responsibility to live well way, way out there.
And I think it involves heaven for sure, but also Jesus came to bring heaven to earth.
And so I'm going to quote from Chipsburg.
I'm going to quote liberally from Chipsburg.
But Chips said this.
He said, "Living fully means more than happiness, comfort, or thrills.
You have the capacity to experience true joy, yet you're equally capable of grieving deeply
while holding on to hope.
Full life means you can expect great things in the midst of great loss.
You can accomplish many good things while still needing to be forgiven for the harm
that you have caused.
So there's this, I know, take a moment to just let that sink in.
There's this concept that we need to acquaint ourselves with, and that we want to be people
who have a high bandwidth for feelings. We talked a little bit about this on Wednesday
on the Instagram hang, but Chip defines this scale from like one grief all the way to 10
celebration. Like that's the range of the human existence, the human experience. And I remember
when we were on that weekend, they all challenged us like, think about your family upbringing.
What was the range of emotions you were permitted to operate in? Or what were the range of emotions
that were demonstrated to you. So my question to you is think about your family of origin,
think about your household growing up in, how good was your family at celebration?
How good was your family at loss? How good was your family at demonstrating anger in a responsible
way? And part of the reason that we really get good at not wanting to feel our feelings is
We were taught. We were taught. Yeah. You know, and it gets really, really scary. But part of the
reason we want to get really good at feeling our feelings is it helps us connect to ourselves.
It helps us connect to God, helps us connect to others. And so feelings work is super, super
important. It helps us be our true self rather than the self we present for approval. Like you were
saying, "Oh, I'm a pastor. I'm not like to be angry. Therefore, I will not feel
anger." But then what you're doing is we have less of you because the full part
of you is not present. Right. And I think I would also say anybody who's ever had to
be a survivor at home, like, you know, as a child or whatever, if you grew up in an
abusive home or anything like that, where you had to survive by shutting down and
not feeling like, "I remember thinking I can't afford to feel I won't survive this."
And so that became my default is, nope, I don't feel this.
I don't, you know, whatever this is, I don't feel it.
I'm gonna survive it.
And that's a hard pattern to break out of.
- The other thing we learned on the weekend is like,
that's an extreme case, like living in a violent household
growing up. - Yeah, yeah.
- But for all of us, like I did not grow up
in a violent household at all.
And yeah, I still learned to do the same things as you
because we all do from a very early age,
we learn to look at the faces of the most important people
in our orbit and work out, are we pleasing them?
- Yes.
- What do I need to do to perform in order to feel safe,
in order to feel like I belong?
- Yes.
- And so we've from a very early age,
learn how to present a false self rather than our true self.
- Yeah.
So probably either a big version of us or learn to disappear.
- What do you mean a big version of us?

- Be the super self.
- Be the super self or disappear like safety is
and disappearing.
- Right, withdraw, be invisible, keep the peace.
- Yeah, that's what I try to do, I try to disappear.
- Yeah, listen to this verse, Proverbs 27, 19 says,
"As water reflects a face, so a man's heart reflects the man."
And basically what the author of Proverbs is saying there,
what's in your heart will come out.
So the fallacy is that we think
that we don't feel our feelings.
The fallacy is you're like,
I shouldn't feel angry.
Magically, I'm no longer angry.
- It's gone.

- Right.
- We can all tell when mom is in a good mood
or when dad is in a bad mood
or when this person in the office is upset.
Without them doing or saying anything,
we can feel everybody's feelings.
- For sure.

If your heart is in pain and you always move to defense because you don't want to feel
your other people will experience you as a super defensive person.
Yeah.
There's no getting away for that.
For me, my heart was resolutely shut down.
I didn't know my heart was shut down.
And it was, to clarify, it was shut down to all the negative emotions.
Right.
To say negative ones.
Yeah.
Which was not fun for anybody to be around, but it's not practical to live in a world that's
filled with brokenness and not be prepared to receive anything negative.
Yes.
And here's what's important to know is I strive to be authentic.
Like my whole, one of my 45, my whole 43 years of existence where I've learned various
skills to not feel my feelings, I was being as authentic as I knew how to be.
Wasn't like I was hiding.
I was hiding for myself and didn't know I was hiding for my own feelings.
So what we're talking about in learning to feel is learning to let our hearts feel
what they need to feel in order that we can be fully alive.
And I think too, if you, I think for me, I realized I, because I was, you know, I
talked about this a little bit at the Ammonate Teaching, but if if you're not willing to feel
your feelings, then you actually don't have something to give to Jesus to be to be comforted
or even work it through. Right. You know, so I, I would say, you know, most of the time in my
journaling, I was trying to be honest, but I was trying to be honest only about the things that I
thought were appropriate to be feeling at the time. And you didn't know you were doing that?
No, I had no idea.

And I do look at the world, world positively, but I would say part of that.
Or I don't know if if this anyway, I would say I do definitely shut down the negative things quickly.
What's the problem?
You're being distracted by the Niagara Falls that's above us.
Yeah, I think.
We're recording this in our basement and up in the kitchen, our dear friend Kate is making us dinner.
And I'm so excited. I'm not going to lie. I'm like, let's get her done.
But also, this is a non-insulated room so we can hear every footstep and every door and every drawer and every sink.
So hoping you can't hear it in the microphones, but that's why we're getting a little disoriented.
We're giggling a little bit. Sorry about that.
So over the next nine episodes, we're going to teach you to do three main things.
The first thing we're going to teach you to do is feel your feelings.
Yeah, you're feeling super important.
Then we're going to learn to tell the truth about our feelings.
Yep, that's the hard part.
And then we're going to live out with the freedom that comes from those first two steps,
which is basically realizing we're going to give up control or we're going to attempt to give up control.
We're going to move towards giving up control.
Yes, which is going to be difficult because we've spent a life trying to control everything.
Grasp onto control, which is a fallacy.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
Itchy knows.
All right.
Here's where things get interesting.
I know I said we're not going to talk about feelings.
I'm just going to give you an introduction.
In his book, Chip declares very, very boldly
that you and I only have eight core feelings.

I was like, oh, so many eye rolls when I read this book.
Now I love the book.
I felt the same.
Now I don't think I agree with that.
So Chip defines eight core feelings.
And Chip is very clear that there's eight core feelings,
just like there's seven musical notes,
just like there's three primary colors.
But out of those three primary colors,
you get a breadth of a spectrum of colors.
And I was those seven notes.
You get harmonies and cords and the same thing with the eight core feelings.
You get all of our emotions, but at the root, there's these eight core feelings,
which are hurt, lonely, sad, angry, fear, shame, guilt, and glad.
But why is there only one happy one or a good one?
The most common question when we talk about this, people are like,
"Well, there's only one good one and seven bad ones."
Here's the thing.
You'll see as we work through all of these feelings that actually all of them are positive.
All of them are gifts from God to connect ourselves, to connect to others, to connect to him.
All of those eight feelings, even the seven bad ones, all have a gift in them.
And even the one that everybody jumps to, gladness.
Like, "Why can't we just be glad all the time?"
You can only be glad if you're prepared to experience all seven other feelings if we're prepared to feel those feelings.
So that's the number one question we get.
Why is there only like one positive one?
Another question that's commonly asked is like, why is love not on there?
Well, the thing is love has got feelings in it, but love is more than just a feeling.
Yeah.
I'm one that's often spotted that's not on there.
People are like, why is depressed not on there?
Like, I absolutely feel depressed.
Well, depression is a physiological state that's got feelings in it.
And actually, as we'll look, depression comes from actually the depressing of feelings,
like not being prepared to feel your feelings, especially anger.
So we'll talk about that.
The thing I want to drill into you just now is the paradox of living fully is that
in order to feel our feelings, we've got to be willing to experience feelings that
we spent most of our life trying to avoid.
Right.
Running from as fast as we could.
But I promise you, like I've been doing this work for two and a bit years and it is absolutely changed my life.
And when people say, well, changed it how they don't like the answer I give.
And so one of the answers I gave, I talked about this on Wednesday, it's like, I'm sadder than I've ever been.
I'm lonelier than I've ever been.
I'm more fearful than I've ever been, but none of those things are bad.
It just means I was all those things before.
I was just not prepared to be with myself in those feelings.
And what I found is that when I sit in my feelings,
when I welcome them, when I recognize their gift from God,
God meets me in them and brings a gift out with it.
And if that doesn't sound exciting
or worth feeling your feelings for, just you wait.
Like the next eight weeks that we go through this,
you're gonna be amazed at the fruit
that God brings from them.
- Yeah, I would probably say,
I mean, I haven't done as much work as Alan has.
He's been in a group, what, for two years and whatnot.
I did group for a bid and did the training course and stuff.
But even for myself with what I have been processing with a Lord about feelings and stuff, I've
realized I feel more connected to all of my emotions than I ever have in my whole life.
And because of that, I actually feel more connected to God because I know what I want
to talk about now.
I feel more connected with Alan.
I feel more connected with my kids.
I just feel like, yeah, I'm definitely feeling more.
But that's actually not bad because God's with me
right in the midst of it.
I would say through the gift of feeling my feelings,
I've got more of me, which means all my loved ones
get more of me.
Yeah.
Oh, I would say we get way more of you.
Yeah.
And again, it's important to understand
there was not a cognitive refusal for me to feel.
Like it wasn't like I just read a white paper,
I read this book and was like, oh, that's what it is.
It was, I didn't know I was living the way I was living.
And I think if you tried to-
- Me neither.
- Part of my argument with my therapist was,
I was like, why didn't you tell me this before?
He's like, would you have had a grid for it?
Would you have understood it?
I was like, no, no.
Actually, you need to journey in your curiosity
till you realize what's not been working.
there might be another answer that you don't particularly like.
And for me it was group therapy.
I remember when he said, do you want to go group therapy?
And I was like, no.
I remember when you came home and said, we'll suggest a group therapy.
And I just started gofying.
And I was like, you've got to be kidding.

 Yeah.
All right. Well, let me let me end this bit on field.
Let me read another bit from chips books. This again from voice of the heart chips is this
Feelings are the voice of the heart and you will not have fullness until you're adept at hearing and
Experiencing all of them when you're not aware of your feelings your life is lived
Incompletely whenever you don't feel you're blocked from living life to the fullest wherever you lack awareness of your heart
No room exists for God Wow
- Do you lack, what did it say, review?
- Wherever you lack awareness of your heart,
no room exists for God.
Back to what you preached on Monday night.
- Wow, yeah, but what a way to say it.
- Oh, he's a wordsmith.
- Dude.
- Okay.
- I'd really encourage you to get the book and read it.
Or listen to the podcast.
So I'll put a link, there's tons of episodes,
but just look for the series that it did on Feelings.
It's absolutely excellent.
So we just wanna excite you.
This is where we're gonna be going in the next couple of weeks.
We're going to take a feeling a week.
We're going to talk about them.
We're going to talk about the gift in each feeling.
We're going to talk about the impairment as in, what happens
if you're not prepared to feel that feeling?
What then?
We're going to talk all about that.
We'll tell stories from our life and working with that.
But for now, you've got questions.
If you've got comments, you've got feedback, send them to us.
We're on social media.
Links below.
Or you can just email us.
Or what else?
Carrier pigeon.
Carrier pigeon.
That would be great.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We do want to do an Instagram Live like we talked about before.
We're going to do it at Wednesday, the 15th, that's this coming Wednesday.
That doesn't help because I don't know when you're listening to this, but Wednesday, the
15th of April, Wednesday, the 15th of April at 12 noon, central standard time.
That gives a chance, like I said, for listeners in Europe to join us as well.
Really sorry.

Adi Jones, anything you want to say as we end?
I think too, I don't know if we're going to do this.

So we'll probably do that as well.
And I'm, I'm excited.
I think this teaching or understanding these eight emotions and how they work and kind
of where we're being robbed from by ourselves, like I'm robbing me.
Yeah.
I think it's super helpful.
I think also in this crazy time where I'm watching people work really, really hard.
I can feel myself working really hard not to feel certain feelings.
It's so, so important that we are kind to ourselves and kind to our loved ones.
hope you're doing okay. We realize that there's a huge variation of what people are feeling.
Some people are just glad to be at home. Some people have lost their jobs. Some people are
terrified that this is the end of the world it isn't. But you know, wherever you are today,
I want you to know that the God of all comfort would love to be with you. We're happy to
be with you each week, twice a week now, you get to hear us and you get to join us on
Wednesdays on Instagram. We just we want to reach out. We want to be available to you.
Please, please, please wash your hands. Please, please, please stay indoors and please, please,
please, reach out to the ones that love you to meet your needs. Yeah. And in addition to doing
the podcast and doing the Instagram live, Alan and I are also just doing some other fun things,
which is stuff like we're cooking. I'm cooking on Instagram live. I'm probably going to cook a
a little bit with the kids on Instagram live this week.
We'll see.
And Alan's been playing games.
- So have you.
Yeah, we've been playing video games at night.
If you're a Switch player that wants to get in
on a Mario Kart tournament,
let us know or watch our Twitter
that we had a great night last night.
- I don't like Mario Kart.
So if that's great.
- We had eight of us all racing.
It was tremendous fun.
Yeah, we're trying to be more available in creative ways.
- Yeah.
- Just to be with people in this shutdown.
Yeah. But anyway, thanks for being with us. Go to allanaj.com for our show notes. You can watch the video for this on YouTube.
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History and Motivation
This project was started in Autumn Session 2019 by a research group at National Institute of Technology Rourkela under the guidance of Prof. B.P. Nayak(the same group that runs purplepotion) of Regenerative and Rehabilitative Medicine Laboratory, Department of Biomedical Engineering. The motivation behind this research is to improve the performance of the state-of-the art ML and DL models to detect Adverse Drug Reaction Signals(ADRS) from social media platforms like Twitter using the concept of Data Programming .
How it might look like:
Sample Tweet:
Tweet: "Having Headaches since morning! I need to get off of crocin!"
Sample Result:
ADR Probability: 88%
Detected Drug: Crocin
Detected ADR: Headache
This was quite an easy one to guess. But in real scenarios, sentence structures can be very complicated. One of the major improvements and novelty we want to bring in the pipeline of performing such tasks is to remove the human involvement in preparing a labelled dataset in order to perform supervised learning, instead, we want to make the process programming weakly supervised strategies and at the same time reducing the noise generated during the process to a minimum. The above classification might seem a simple enough task for a modern classifier. But, the bigger challenge that we are attempting to solve here are the following:
- Creating a minimum noise, labelled training set for supervised classification.
- Removing direct manual involvement in preparing the golden training and testing datasets.
- Creating a highly scalable programmable alternative to maximize performance and minimize time required to generate labelled training sets.
Finally, we would develop a web app around the models to interact with them from the client side.
Prerequisite Knowledge
- A basic knowledge of Machine Learning(ML) and mathematics involved in ML.
- An intermediate knowledge in Python (3.x) Programming Language. i.e. you should comfortable with OOP, Web development with flask, working with APIs, libraries and frameworks.
Project specific knowledge
What if I don't have any prerequisite knowledge? How can I contribute?
Each and every person reading this is a potential contributor for us. We have contribution opportunities for everyone irrespective of knowledge and experience. You can contribute.
- For complete beginners having no previous programming knowledge: If you have spent some time reading about the project and what we are willing to achieve, you can contribute to the docs. You can help us spread the word about this project and help us get more people involved :)
- People with Knowledge of Python but no ML knowledge: You can contribute to the web app. See (2.) above.
- People with Knowledge of Python and ML: you should be able to contribute to each and everything we are working on here!
What else will I get?
Friends! We are people from diverse backgrounds and interests. Some are even working/incoming FTEs in well known software firms. This would be a great way to know each other and contribute to a single cause!
NOTE: Every contributor is valuable to us. Hence each and every contributor irrespective of the "type" of contribution, would be mentioned in the "contributors" section of the page.
Research Overview
There is enough research evidence that social media can be an important source of indicating Adverse Drug Reactions and analyzing disease trends in a population. Although this signal is weak, many algorithms have been developed to extract the important signals that depict a valid ADR. However, the prediction of future disease trends from social media data in a population under study is a challenging task and breakthroughs have not been made in this direction. Also, another epidemiologic challenge that demands to be solved is predicting possible reason(s) behind the appearance of such trends for further verification and validation of the Early Warning System.
Hence, SADRAT would tackle the above-mentioned issues providing the pharmaceutical companies with the necessary parameters and predictive outcomes (i.e. Disease trends, probable reasons for disease etc. using predictive analytics) in a dashboard that would leverage their decision-making (related to marketing strategies, venturing into new market and the introduction of new and upgraded drugs) while targeting a particular population based on pivots such as season, age, gender, race, etc.
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Ascend Mt. Carmel for a beautiful outlook from the Muhraka, traditional site of the dramatic confrontation between Elijaha and the prophets of Ba’al and enjoy the incredible view from the rooftop of the Carmelite Monastery.
Begin today’s ride at Kibbutz Ramat Ha'Shofet. Ride through an area known as “the Tuscany of the Middle East". In 2011 UNESCO recognized the 20,000 acres of the Ramot Menashe district as a biosphere for preservation, in order to maintain the natural and rural characteristics of this area!
Ride toward Megiddo Junction, passing the famous archeological site of Tel Megiddo, known in Christian tradition as Armageddon site of humanity’s last great battle. Continue across the fertile fields of the Jezre'el Valley. Today’s cycling ends at Givat HaMoreh, a hilll mentioned in the Book of Judges. From this point we will drive to the beautiful cliff of Mt. Arbel overlooking the Sea of Galilee. We will enjoy a short hike, with magnificent views the Sea of Galilee, the Golan Heights and Mount Hermon.


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I am a Research Engineer at Inria, Paris working with the Articulab group under Prof. Justine Cassell. I am currently working on Socially Aware Embodied Conversational Agents. I have done Integrated Master of Technology (B.Tech + M.Tech) majoring in Computer Science and Engineering at IIIT Bangalore, India.
I have a keen interest on working in the field of Conversational AI and Dialog Systems. I want to incorporate prior knowledge from structural information(like Knowledge Graphs) into our dialog models to make them better at common sense reasoning. I am also interested in building computational models that take into account the vastly studied aspects of conversations like grounding, intersubjectivity and progression in dialog systems. Besides this, I have experience working on Machine Translations, Knowledge Graphs and Ontologies.
For my Master's thesis, I worked on a project on incorporating Ontological Information into embeddings for faster reasoning under Prof. G. Srinivasaraghavan in collaboration with IBM Research AI(Sumit Bhatia) and Knowledgable Computing and Reasoning Lab.
For information about my publications click here. I am open to collaborating with like minded researchers and can be reached out via any of the means provided at the end of the page.
| 10 Oct, 2021 | Our submission titled "EmELvar: A NeuroSymbolic Reasoner for the EL++ Description Logic" won the SemRec Challenge in ISWC 2021 |
| 9 Sept, 2021 | Our submission titled "EmELvar: A NeuroSymbolic Reasoner for the EL++ Description Logic" got accepted at SemRec Challenge in ISWC 2021 |
| 9 Sept, 2021 | Our paper titled "Simulated Chats for Building Dialog Systems: Learning to Generate Conversations from Instructions" got accepted at Findings of EMNLP 2021 |
| 1 Sept, 2021 | I am joining Inria to work on fascinating problems regarding dialog systems. |
| 2-9 Feb, 2021 | I will be volunteering for the AAAI 2021 Conference |
| 2-4 Jan, 2020 | Volunteered for the ACM CODS COMAD 2021 Conference |
| 16-18 Dec, 2020 | Attended the Indian Symposium on Machine Learning |
| 11 Dec, 2020 | Attended the Singapore Symposium on Natural Language Processing |
| 23-27 Nov, 2020 | Attended the International Winter School on Knowledge Graphs and Semantic Web |
| 19-23 Oct, 2020 | Presented our paper on incorporating autonomous bargaining capabilities into E-Commerce Systems at ACM International Conference on Intelligent Virtual Agents |
| 15 May, 2020 | I will be interning at IBM Research during the summer |


The US and China may not sign a 'phase-one' trade deal until 2020
by finanzen.net GmbH- The so-called phase-one trade agreement announced by the US and China last month might not be finalized until next year.
- China indicated this month that it expected the US to lift punitive duties as part of a broader agreement.
- But President Donald Trump could be reluctant to give in to those demands ahead of his reelection bid.
- Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
The US and China have appeared increasingly divided over a tariff rollback and other key trade terms, casting doubt on whether an interim agreement announced last month could be signed before the end of the year.
China indicated this month that it expected the US to lift punitive duties as part of a broader agreement on technology rules, farm purchases, and financial-sector access. But without concrete concessions on issues like intellectual property, President Donald Trump could be reluctant to give in to those demands ahead of his reelection bid.
"The Chinese know Trump doesn't want trade-war headwinds messing with his reelection bid, so I doubt they'll let up on tariff reductions," said Jared Bernstein, a top economic adviser in the Obama administration. "I'm just not sure Trump's willing to go there yet. If he does, a lot of people are going to be reasonably asking what was the point of the whole thing."
Reuters reported on Wednesday that a deal might not be finalized until next year, citing anonymous sources close to the Trump administration.
Asked whether the first part of an interim trade agreement with China was expected to be signed in 2019, a White House representative told Business Insider that "negotiations are continuing, and progress is being made on the text of the phase-one agreement."
But the largest economies have struggled to resolve the structural issues at the center of the impasse, which has led to punitive tariffs on thousands of products. The US is scheduled to expand those taxes to virtually all imports from China in December, a threat Trump has repeatedly doubled down in recent days.
"We'll see what happens, but I'm very happy right now," he said during a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday. "If we don't make a deal with China, I'll just raise the tariffs even higher."
Earlier this month, Trump denied China's claim that the US had agreed to lift some tariffs as part of a broader agreement. China has also not publicly confirmed agricultural commitments the Trump administration demanded.


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This is a practical implementation of the artificial intelligence algorithm Q-Learning. The tutorial A Painless Q-Learning Tutorial is a very nice introduction. The Q-Learning maximizes the expected reward for an action.
The black circle represent an agent. A green circle represent food (+1) and a gray represent poison (-1). Food and poison are inserted with the same probability. The agent can move left, right or stay. The states are string representations of the objects in the 3x3 square immediately in front of the agent, that's what he sees. There are therefore 3^9=19683 possible states.
In some states, exploration of new actions are done with a probability of 10%, if the outcomes of that action is not known.
We are using online learning, where training and using the algorithm are done simultaneously, i.e. we don't need to collect considerable amounts of data before the algorithm is trained. A consequence is that in early stages the performance is poor. In the beginning the outcome should be something like a random walk and as time goes by, the performance should be considerably better: the agent not only avoids poison, but catch more food.
Press fast to speed up. To understand this example read the code in test2.js. Simple changes to this code can produce agents which battle, chase others, run away or follow paths.


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News reporters at The Post have spent their last few weeks on campus sinking their storytelling chops into a problem it seems nearly everyone has heard about: the opioid epidemic.
But I don’t think reporters realized how much of a problem it had become until they interviewed more than 30 people for the series of stories that are encompassed in this special issue. People were dying — that much was obvious. We’re hardly the first local media outlet to showcase that. But how long have opioid drugs been on campus and in Athens, and why?
This isn’t an easy story to tell, partially because it’s been told so many times and partially because it’s hardly over yet. Plus, many of us have been personally affected by drug addiction in our families.
Among those we talked to, it was apparent that the stigmas against people who speak up about drug addiction are prevalent. For those who do speak up, it’s often exhausting to continue to hammer the same message on deaf ears. And then some of the people we talked to had never been interviewed for a newspaper article before, but certainly had a lot to say.
I hope our readers dive into each of these stories and walk away feeling like they might have learned something, or maybe that they want to reach out, too.
The Post’s next issue will be entirely photos, and this serves as my second-to-last column as editor-in-chief after two years in this role. I have to say that I’ve had many proud moments with our reporters, and that hard, tireless work isn’t a new concept to our newsroom.
But highlighting the opioid epidemic through deep reporting is something I’m immensely proud of, and I thank the numerous sources for these stories who had hours-long conversations with our reporters to help them understand this issue, and the editors who took a little bit of responsibility off my back while I took time to report a few stories in this issue.
— Emma Ockerman is a senior studying journalism and the editor-in-chief of The Post. Want to talk to her? Tweet her @eockerman or email her eo300813@ohio.edu.


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The Widget class is an interface between the button class and the window class which allows for user interaction with an area of the screen. This area is referred to as the widget. To make a Widget, simply create a class derived from Widget and override methods as needed:
class MyWidget < Widget #all widgets are subclasses of Widget attr_reader :text,:font #most widgets will have text and font attributes def initialize(window,text) super(window,Button::Image,0,400,640,480,"img/gui/mywidget image.png",name="My Widget") #use super to initialize the button @text=text; @font=Gosu::Font.new(window, "arial", 50) #initialize widget specific variables end def draw #the window will call draw every time it executes GameWindow::draw font.draw(text,0,0) #you do not have to draw the image here, Button class does that for you if clicked? #here you do widget specific things like drawing text, setImage(Gosu::Image.new) #changing the picture on mouse over or click, etc end end def onDelete #onDelete is called when the window wants to delete the widget puts "deleted" #execute widget specific code here end #or leave the function alone if there is no widget specific code end
See the `Widget Programmer‘s Handbook` for more info.
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#include <NUC029FAE.h>
Data Fields | |
| __IO uint32_t | PPR |
| __IO uint32_t | CSR |
| __IO uint32_t | PCR |
| __IO uint32_t | CNR [6] |
| __IO uint32_t | CMR [6] |
| uint32_t | RESERVED0 [6] |
| __IO uint32_t | PIER |
| __IO uint32_t | PIIR |
| __IO uint32_t | POE |
| __IO uint32_t | PFBCON |
| __IO uint32_t | PDZIR |
| __IO uint32_t | TRGCON0 |
| __IO uint32_t | TRGCON1 |
| __IO uint32_t | TRGSTS0 |
| __IO uint32_t | TRGSTS1 |
| __IO uint32_t | PHCHG |
| __IO uint32_t | PHCHGNXT |
| __IO uint32_t | PHCHGMASK |
| __IO uint32_t | INTACCUCTL |
Definition at line 1171 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::CMR[6] |
Offset: 0x0024 ~ 0x0038 PWM Comparator Register 0 ~ 5
Definition at line 1177 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::CNR[6] |
Offset: 0x000C ~ 0x0020 PWM Counter Register 0 ~ 5
Definition at line 1176 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::CSR |
Offset: 0x0004 PWM Clock Select Register
Definition at line 1174 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::INTACCUCTL |
Offset: 0x0084 PWM Period Interrupt Accumulation Control Register
Definition at line 1191 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PCR |
Offset: 0x0008 PWM Control Register
Definition at line 1175 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PDZIR |
Offset: 0x0064 PWM Dead-zone Interval Register
Definition at line 1183 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PFBCON |
Offset: 0x0060 PWM Fault Brake Control Register
Definition at line 1182 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PHCHG |
Offset: 0x0078 PWM Phase Changed Register
Definition at line 1188 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PHCHGMASK |
Offset: 0x0080 PWM Phase Change MASK Register
Definition at line 1190 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PHCHGNXT |
Offset: 0x007C PWM Next Phase Change Register
Definition at line 1189 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PIER |
Offset: 0x0054 PWM Interrupt Enable Register
Definition at line 1179 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PIIR |
Offset: 0x0058 PWM Interrupt Indication Register
Definition at line 1180 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::POE |
Offset: 0x005C PWM Output Enable Register
Definition at line 1181 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::PPR |
Offset: 0x0000 PWM Pre-scale Register
Definition at line 1173 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| uint32_t PWM_T::RESERVED0[6] |
Offset: 0x003C ~ 0x0050 Reserved
Definition at line 1178 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::TRGCON0 |
Offset: 0x0068 PWM Trigger Control Register 0
Definition at line 1184 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::TRGCON1 |
Offset: 0x006C PWM Trigger Control Register 1
Definition at line 1185 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::TRGSTS0 |
Offset: 0x0070 PWM Trigger Status Register 0
Definition at line 1186 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t PWM_T::TRGSTS1 |
Offset: 0x0074 PWM Trigger Status Register 1
Definition at line 1187 of file NUC029FAE.h.


Developer | Student | Chinchilla enthusiast
| Currently? | A senior at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and graduating in 2020. |
| In the future? | Hopefully a job as a data scientist, perhaps in the finance field. |
| In the past? | I started with web design as a small business in high school (and sold it before I got to college). When I got to college I started assisting in research in computer vision at Rutgers Newark as the only undergraduate student in a lab of 10+ people. I spent some of my summers working with at-risk youths in varying capacities. And most recently I interned at Collabera where I worked on a project with the ability to automate 100k+ processes using machine learning, specifically NLP, in Python. |
| On the side? | I'm trying to get into contributing to open-source projects (so if you have an idea/suggestion why not contact me?) |
| Besides computing? | I'm committed to volunteering with kids and young teens, mostly teaching computing, because I truly care about people and believe a more diverse field of computer scientists will be a revolution for the field. I'm also lucky enough to have joined in some LGBT+ activism, spend my summers kayaking and hiking, and will take any excuse to enjoy a day in the city. |
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The Akan naming system is a cultture that was developed by Ganaians. Children were given a day name which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. The tradition was shared though-out west Africa and the African Diaspora. Did you know that Ghana was the only country in the African continent that got independence in a peaceful way and was led by Kwame Nkruma,who happens to be Ghana's first president. Kwame Nkrumah's Akan name is Kwabena.


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LA FEMME NIKITA A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1991 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: Nikita, a violent young woman with a drug problem, is sent to prison. There she is recruited by an unnamed French intelligence agency, and given a new life, and a new job -- as an assassin for the (French) government! A violent drama that varies from unbelievable to gripping. Overall, a very good movie.
France (English subtitles), color, 1990, approx. 118 minutes. Director/Writer: Luc Besson
Nikita is a 19-year old woman with serious problems. She is a junkie and a thief. One day she and her friends are robbing a drugstore to get drugs.  The ultimate result of this is that Nikita ends up in prison, serving a life sentence.
Nikita is deliberately given a drug "overdose" by prison officials and she officially "dies." Nikita awakens from her "death" to find she is being held by French Intelligence officials. She has a choice: work for the government as an assassin, or go back to her grave -- this time for good. This begins Nikita's new life, working for the government. After a lengthy training period, the story continues as Nikita is returned to the outside world to begin her work as a killer; but is she actually ready for life on the outside again? Can she have a personal life, while working as an assassin?
Given the storyline of the film, I was concerned that it might turn into a "woman exploited by big, bad guys" story. Although you do have some sympathy for Nikita by the end of the picture, you won't forget her depiction from the first part of the picture: a hateful, drug-addicted, young woman who is prone to acts of uncontrollable, extreme violence, and who kills without hesitation. The film does not glamorize, or victimize Nikita. Instead, Nikita is the "victim" of her own violent actions, and her own wrong choices in life.
The production values of the film are high, and some of the acting is very good. The actress who portrays Nikita (Anne Parillaud) is excellent. However, some of the things that happen in the film seem rather unbelievable. For example, the way some of the covert activities are accomplished is dubious; one would think that an assassination for political purposes would be thoroughly planned (to avoid risk of discovery) and would not have any last-minute uncertainties. These complaints are minor, however, and do not distract from the action or enjoyment of the film.
Overall, I thought the film was very good (certainly worth considering), because of its interesting story line and the fact that it does not glamorize Nikita. One caution: the film is very violent.
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This is an introduction to show how the SpecPol is set up in Effelsberg-100 m. First of all, we have to set up SpecPol before loading the receiver. Then, we go to (click) the SpecPol section in obsinp. Secondly, we set the attenuation for SpecPol. We use a normal value of 0.5 for GLOSTAR observations (For pulsar observations, one may choose a different values.). See the highlight text in the figure below as an example. We set the first row to "0.5", and keep the other rows to be "False". Then, we click the "load to SpecPol" button.
Wait for about one second, and we will see the message "attenuation SpecPol: Attenuation has been set to 0.5" in [Message log from the control]. This suggests that you are successful. See the highlight text in the figure below as an example.
Thirdly, we will use the "loadfirmware" script to adjust the phase delay to allow the broadband polarimetric observations. We will use "True" in the second row, and keep the first row to be "-1" and the third row to be "False". Then, we click the "load to SpecPol" button. See the highlight text in the figure below as an example.
WAIT for a few minutes (do not load other tasks, or this task may fail.), we will see the delay numbers for the two bands, and get a message "attenuation SpecPol: load firmware has finished successfully" in [Message log from the control]. This suggests that SpecPol has been successfully configured. See the highlight text in the figure below as an example.
Fourthly, we will use the SpecPol data collection program to monitor the SpecPol's behavior. We will use "True" in the third row, and keep the first row to be "-1" and the second row to be "False". Then, we click the "load to SpecPol" button. See the highlight text in the figure below as an example.
Wait for a few seconds, we will get a message "attenuation SpecPol: Programs have been restarted successfully" in [Message log from the control]. This suggests that the data collection program has been restarted. See the highlight text in the figure below as an example.
It would be good to check the phase shifts after the first pointing. This could indicate if SPECPOL is working properly. We should run the command in the computer (observer6/9) which can read the raw mbfits data (the scan number should be the corresponding pointing scan of 3C286):
>>: /homes/peter/Toolbox2/toolbox2.py plot='/xs' fdir=/daten/mbfits/ febe=S45mm-SPECPOL scan=3102 sourcefit
>>: /homes/peter/Toolbox2/toolbox2.py plot='/xs' fdir=/daten/mbfits/ febe=S45mm-SPECPOL scan=3102 useband=1 adjfit
>>: /homes/peter/Toolbox2/toolbox2.py plot='/xs' fdir=/daten/mbfits/ febe=S45mm-SPECPOL scan=3102 useband=2 adjfit
The examples for the good and bad results are shown below (From M. Rugel):
An example for the good phase shift:
An example for the bad phase shift (the right panel):
In case of the bad phase shift, one should ask operator/station manager/senior people for suggestions before continuing observations.


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| Request ID | HZMF5DEN015 |
| Status | Searching |
| Submitted at | Sat Feb 16 13:37:25 2013 |
| Current time | Sat Feb 16 13:37:26 2013 |
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| Request ID | HZMF5DEN015 |
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| Submitted at | Sat Feb 16 13:37:25 2013 |
| Current time | Sat Feb 16 13:37:26 2013 |
| Time since submission | 00:00:01 |
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Mickey Rourke vows ‘left hook from hell’ headed Trump̵
by Douglas ErnstMickey Rourke says it’s only a matter of time before he delivers a “left hook from hell” to President Trump.
The man who played Ivan Vanko in “Iron Man 2” told an entertainment website this week that Mr. Trump is “gonna feel” his fists after leaving office.
“It’s personal,” he told TooFab of a lawsuit for damage inside a Trump hotel room in the 1990s. “There’s gonna be a day where he ain’t president, and we’re gonna bump into each other. And you’re gonna feel me.”
The lawsuit also included deceased rapper Tupac Shakur.
“You know what happens?’ he continued Wednesday from Los Angeles. “What goes up, goes down. And when it goes down, it goes down like a motherf—er,” he added. “That’s the life we live in. … He’s gonna feel me. You hear me? You’re gonna feel me. What you said about us? On my brother — you’re gonna feel me.”
Mr. Rourke, 67, was once a professional boxer.
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Greg Hurrell
This is now mostly fixed as I am saving the window heights before showing the match window and restoring them afterwards.
There is still an edge case or two, like the following, for example:
---------------------------- | 1 | | ---------------| 3 | 2 | | ---------------------------- 4 ----------------------------
When the match window is shown everything gets pushed up:
---------------------------- ---------------| 3 ---------------------------- ---------------------------- matches ----------------------------
Afterwards, however, the reset sizes aren't quite right:
---------------------------- 1 | ---------------| | | 3 | 2 | | ---------------------------- 4 ----------------------------
In particular, note how window 1 is still scrunched up.
What I think is happening is the following:
- We ask VIM to restore window 1 to its original height but VIM refuses because window 3 (still collapsed) serves as a constraint
- We ask VIM to restore window 2 and VIM again refuses
- We ask VIM to restore window 3 and VIM agrees; it then needs to decide what to do with windows 1 and 2, so it decides to grow window 2 downwards, leaving window 1 squashed up
Not entirely sure what the best way to handle this is.
First idea that occurred to me is to do 1 pass through, then perform a second pass and re-request size changes for any windows that haven't acquired the desired size.
The next idea that occurred to me is to sort the requests in order from tallest window through to shortest, so in the example above window 3 would get resized before 2 and 1.
Will experiment.
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Greg Hurrell
Looks like the second idea (tallest-to-shortest ordering) works.
Marking as closed.
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Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: closed
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