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August 5, 2019. New movies with Jenny 5 (v3). See them here and here and here.
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August 1, 2019. New leg (more robust and compact. Can compress more than the predecesor). Now the arms can reach the ground.
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June 2, 2019. New platform with rubber tracks.
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March 6, 2019. New arm with rectangular aluminum tubes instead of cylindrical ones.
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July 11, 2018. New body / arms. Based on carbon fiber tubes with one more degree of freedom.
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April 30, 2017. @RoboManiacs in Timisoara. Won the 2nd place. Pictures here.
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April 28, 2017. @Cadet INOVA in Sibiu. Won the bronze medal. Pictures here.
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April 23, 2017. Added the Development roadmap section to the website.
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April 22, 2017. @Robot Challenge in Oradea. Won the 1st place. Pictures here.
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April 04, 2017. Alex Donea has created a cool poster for the Jenny5 robot. You can download it from here.
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March 29, 2017. Open Doors Days at "1 Decembrie 1918" University of Alba Iulia. Pictures and videos here.
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March 25, 2017. @RoboTEC in Timisoara. Won 3rd place. Pictures here.
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March 24, 2017. Made demo at "Iancu de Hunedoara" highschool. Pictures here.
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March 22, 2017. Made demo at ProInvent in Cluj-Napoca. Pictures here.
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March 12, 2017. Wrote a short description of the robot. You may read it here.
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March 7, 2017. Started working to the assembly manual.
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March 2, 2017. Android application has been divided into 2 threads: one for UI and the other for socket communications.
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February 27, 2017. Jenny 5 is now being developed within the best university in Romania: "1 Decembrie 1918" University of Alba-Iulia..
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February 15, 2017. New movie with Jenny 5 running through yard. See it here.
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February 12, 2017. Created a server and an Android client for controlling the platform only. This will be used mainly for testing the tracks and the platform.
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January 30, 2017. Added a draft for the Bill of materials. Check section Assembly manual.
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January 23, 2017. A stack made from 2 RoboClaw controllers has been added to on the platform. One RoboClaw controlls the platform and the other controls the leg.
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January 3, 2017. A GUI application for controlling the Jenny 5 robot has been created. Now one can easily move any motor, read any sensor and run some predefined tasks. See some a screenshot here.
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December 20, 2016. New motors for the Jenny5 legs. Previously some stepper motors where used which were too slow. Now the leg has 2 linear DC based motors.
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December 10, 2016. New gripper for the Jenny5 arm. It is based on a linear stepper motor with non-captive screw.
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September 24, 2016. Created a new C++ library for RoboClaw controller. This board can supply up to 30A per channel, making it suitable for the platform motors.
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September 17, 2016. Jenny 5 made some demonstrations during the ALEA exhibition in Alba Iulia. More info here: Ziarul Unirea
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September 15, 2016. Firmware: All comands for stepper motors are now starting with S letter.
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September 09, 2016. New leg made from double aluminum profiles for better stability.
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September 01, 2016. More professional-looking tracks for the robot.
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August 07, 2016. LIDAR working. These is a major step in avoiding obstacles at very low cost.
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May 15, 2016. Switch to infrared sensors for position reading of head and arm motors.
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April 22, 2016. Purchase Tera Ranger One sensor for measuring distances more acuratelly.
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April 15, 2016. Participation to Session of scientific comunication of students at 1 Decembrie 1918 University, Alba Iulia.
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March 23, 2016. Participation to ProInvent exhibition. TVR1 and Digi24 have presented Jenny 5 during their prime times. See here and here.
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March 2016. Switched to planetary geared motors. More torque in less space.
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February 4, 2016. Jennny 5 waiving hand. See video here.
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January 2016. Initial commit for the Jennny 5's CAD files on GitHub. You need OpenSCAD to view them.
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January 2016. First working version of Jennny 5.
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October 1, 2015. Started class of Intelligent Robots at Babes-Bolyai University.
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April 2015. The design of the Jenny 5 robot has been started.
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1987. Watched the Short circuit movie with the Johnny 5 robot. Wanted to build one like that. Story begins.


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吃晚饭时，男人们象海盗似的狼吞虎咽。
At supper the men eat like vikings
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Bajrang Punia, Mahant Gaurav Sharma honoured in Dubai
Bajrang Punia has been conferred the Indian Personality of the Year Award (Sports) at the Indo Arab Leaders Summit & Awards 2019 in Dubai.
by PTIStar Indian wrestler Bajrang Punia has been conferred the Indian Personality of the Year Award (Sports) at the Indo Arab Leaders Summit & Awards 2019 in Dubai. World powerlifting champion Mahant Gaurav Sharma was honoured with Visionary Leaders of the Year (Sports) award on Friday.
“I want to thank the organizers for honouring me with this prestigious award. Such awards give motivation to athletes. I have qualified for Rio Olympics and will work everything possible to keep making my nation proud,” Bajrang said.
Gaurav, too, sounded delighted after receiving the award. “I can’t express the feeling. I felt emotional after receiving the award. Powerlifting is a sport which people doesn’t know much but I am happy through my achievements, people will surely opt this sport. I also want to thank my guru Dronacharya awardee Bhupinder Dhawan sir for helping me in achieving my dream,” the powerlifter said.


Objective:
This is a project to show my ability to make diffrent types of layouts on the web.
This is a project to show my ability to make diffrent types of layouts on the web.
I have chosen to demo CSS Grids, Flex Box, Bootstrap, and Traditional methods of trying to organize content for the browser in a responsive way.
other than the Bootstrap example, my goal is to showcase a media rich experience to liven up an otherwise straight forward excercise.
This project primarily a resource for those starting out in
developement who want to explore diffrent approaches to web design,
with HTML and CSS only. In this example I use a lot of "on hover
effects".
I am aware there are tons of css methods, however here im focusing on
only one effect and representing that same effect in diffrent forms. I
hope you enjoy and take your time and explore the resources. click my
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Hi there! My name is Abby and I am currently a highschool student with a big aspiration in life.
To become a software engineer.
Before I was 10 years old, coding didn't exist until my younger sister started learning Processing.js on Khan Academy.
I thought that was the coolest thing ever..typing random strings of text on your keyboard and
making something appear out of thin air. Computer programming seemed like magic!
Since then, I started immersing myself to a bunch of different websites that taught me how to code. My
first programming language I ever learned was Ruby on Codecademy.
Afterwards, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, etc. The list goes on and on.
To any of you out there trying to learn how to code or looking for a future career in the tech industry,
I highly suggest learning how to code! It's extremely empowering because of the ability to work from anywhere,
the endless possibilities of creating with the art of computer languages, and the potential to make true,
tangible impact on the globe from wherever your laptop goes. Now, that's magic.
I've been coding for 6 years and counting, the grind doesn't stop until you do.


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- Has experience in backend and frontend programming
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My house is automated as a smart home, my job is automated testing, and my wife works in automated marketing. Automation is taking over and creating new jobs as well as revamping old ones. In this document I will go over what I know.
So how can you use this new tech and life to automate your life?


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Class CurvatureScaleSpaceImageMaker
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public final class CurvatureScaleSpaceImageMaker extends java.lang.Object
given an image, creates scale space maps to find inflection points and creates scale space contours for the closed curves from those points. Based upon the algorithm contained inIEEE 'TRANSACTIONS ON PATTERN ANALYSIS AND MACHINE INTELLIGENCE, VOL. PAMI-8, NO. 1. JANUARY 1986. "Scale-Based Description and Recognition of Planar Curves and Two-Dimensional Shapes" by FARZIN MOKHTARIAN AND ALAN MACKWORTH
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closedCurves
array of closed curve clockwise ordered edges;protected EdgeFilterProducts
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CurvatureScaleSpaceImageMaker(ImageExt input, boolean useLineDrawingMode)
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All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description ScaleSpaceCurveImage
convertScaleSpaceMapToSparseImage(java.util.Map<java.lang.Float,ScaleSpaceCurve> scaleSpaceMap, int edgeNumber, int edgeLength)
protected java.util.Map<SIGMA,ScaleSpaceCurve>
createScaleSpaceMetricsForEdge(algorithms.util.PairIntArray edge)
NOTE: prefer use of createScaleSpaceMetricsForForEdge2() for now.protected java.util.Map<java.lang.Float,ScaleSpaceCurve>
createScaleSpaceMetricsForEdge2(algorithms.util.PairIntArray edge)
Create for an edge, X(t,sigma), Y(t,sigma), k(t, sigma) for sigma=1 until sigma=the level at which there are no more values of k that equal 0, that is until no more inflection points are found on the extremely smoothed curve.protected java.util.Map<algorithms.util.PairIntArray,java.util.Map<java.lang.Float,ScaleSpaceCurve>>
createScaleSpaceMetricsForInflectionPoints()
Create for each edge in the instance variable edges, X(t,sigma), Y(t,sigma), k(t, sigma) for sigma=1 until sigma=the level at which there are no more values of k that equal 0, that is until no more inflection points are found on the extremely smoothed curve.java.util.List<algorithms.util.PairIntArray>
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createScaleSpaceMetricsForInflectionPoints
protected java.util.Map<algorithms.util.PairIntArray,java.util.Map<java.lang.Float,ScaleSpaceCurve>> createScaleSpaceMetricsForInflectionPoints()
Create for each edge in the instance variable edges, X(t,sigma), Y(t,sigma), k(t, sigma) for sigma=1 until sigma=the level at which there are no more values of k that equal 0, that is until no more inflection points are found on the extremely smoothed curve.
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createScaleSpaceMetricsForEdge
protected java.util.Map<SIGMA,ScaleSpaceCurve> createScaleSpaceMetricsForEdge(algorithms.util.PairIntArray edge)
NOTE: prefer use of createScaleSpaceMetricsForForEdge2() for now. See notes below. Create for an edge, X(t,sigma), Y(t,sigma), k(t, sigma) for sigma=1 until sigma=the level at which there are no more values of k that equal 0, that is until no more inflection points are found on the extremely smoothed curve. Note that the method re-uses iterative convolution, so each interval of sigma is sqrt(2) times the previous. Scale space images created to look for zero crossings in the curvature are: sigma=1, sigma=sqrt(2), sigma=2, sigma=2*sqrt(2), sigma=4, sigma=4*sqrt(2), sigma=8, sigma=8*sqrt(2), sigma=16, sigma=16*sqrt(2), sigma=32, sigma=32*sqrt(2), sigma=64, sigma=64*sqrt(2), sigma=128. Sometimes, the peaks for a contour do not close for the last non-zero crossings convolution or for other peaks underneath. The intervals where the last peak occurs are skipped over. TODO: An efficient means of backtracking once a contour disappears could be added to a method like this with an active contour finder in order to minimize the number of convolutions (and the size of the kernels of convolution) used. For now, one should prefer the method createScaleSpaceMetricsForForEdge2 which uses a smaller interval for the iterative kernel sigma factor so the peaks as a single point are present in these data. (It uses sigma=1.189207115002721 instead of sqrt(2), so spans sigma=1 to 4 in 7 steps rather than the 3 here.) NOTE: one could imagine using these results with the mapper tailored to tolerate an error of up to sqrt(2) in the peak (scale transformations) with the understanding that lower peaks in the transformation solution should help reduce the error. The cost function might need to be altered for something like that.- Parameters:
edge
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convertScaleSpaceMapToSparseImage
public ScaleSpaceCurveImage convertScaleSpaceMapToSparseImage(java.util.Map<java.lang.Float,ScaleSpaceCurve> scaleSpaceMap, int edgeNumber, int edgeLength)
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createScaleSpaceMetricsForEdge2
protected java.util.Map<java.lang.Float,ScaleSpaceCurve> createScaleSpaceMetricsForEdge2(algorithms.util.PairIntArray edge)
Create for an edge, X(t,sigma), Y(t,sigma), k(t, sigma) for sigma=1 until sigma=the level at which there are no more values of k that equal 0, that is until no more inflection points are found on the extremely smoothed curve. Note that the method re-uses iterative convolution, so each interval of sigma is 2^(1/8) times the previous convolution result using a kernel of sigma = 2^(1/8) each time. The error in determining the peak of a contour in the resulting scale space curve should be < 10%. TODO: calculate error in peak determination....- Parameters:
edge
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getClosedCurves
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The First Khaganate
(552-581)
Central Asia in the Early 6th Century
Central Asia in 500 CE
The Ashina Tribe Revolts
The Rouran Khaganate was the confederation controlling a significant portion of northeast Asia during the early to mid 500s, composed of many tribes.
Bumin Qaghan, chieftan of the Ashina tribe, helped put down a rebellion against the ruling tribe and asked for a royal marriage to the Rouran Princess in thanks.
The Khan refused, and Bumin revolted himself. Bumin requested another royal marriage from the Western Wei of China, which was accepted.
This led to an alliance which allowed the Ashina tribe to take over rulership of the lands of the Rourans, and Bumin became the new Khan.
Bumin died only a few months after declaring himself Khan, and his son Issik took over but would die a year later. Bumin's second son, Muqan, took over and remained in power, continuing the fighting against the remaining Rourans. As they fled west, so did the Ashina under Muqan's uncle Istämi, who autonomously ruled the western part of the empire region in the name of Muqan.
Bumin died only a few months after declaring himself Khan, and his son Issik took over but would die a year later. Bumin's second son, Muqan, took over and remained in power, continuing the fighting against the remaining Rourans. As they fled west, so did the Ashina under Muqan's uncle Istämi, who autonomously ruled the western part of the empire region in the name of Muqan.
A Turkic Empire
Turkic Khaganate at it's height, c. 600CE


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---
title: Integration Workshop
layout: presentation
---
### Integration Workshop
Will Usher, Tom Russell, Roald Schoenmakers
---
# Agenda
Day 2: Morning (09:30 - 10:30)
1. Integration Progress So Far (Will) - 10 mins
1. The Software Model Integration Framework (Roald) - 10 mins
1. Plenary discussion - 40 mins
- Reproducible data pre-process pipelines (Tom)
- NISMOD 2 release schedule (Roald)
- Enabling the collaborative papers (Will)
---
# NISMOD v2.x
???
- This is where we want to get to
- We have a number of infrastructure simulation models
- They are fed data from a datastore of some kind
- They produce results
- We defined dependencies between the models, and define conversion functions
(adapters) to allow the outputs from one model to feed into the inputs of another
- We'll provide a number of decision modules that work across each of the infrastructure
sectors
- Our work here is supported by the simulation model integration framework (smif)
- Smif provides the functionality to create, deploy, manage system of system models,
and run, analyze and archive model runs using these system-of-system models
- All of this runs on hardware, yet to be defined
---
# NISMOD v2.1
---
# NISMOD v2.1
???
We recently released NISMOD v2.1 containing integrated versions of energy demand and supply,
digital comms, and transport.
Currently:
- No interdependencies (yet) defined
- Dependencies defined between energy demand and supply
- Automatic conversion of (SI) units
- Implicit/Explicit spatial and temporal conversion
- Common scenarios feed into each of the models
---
# Spatial and Temporal Conversions
---
# Example Results
---
# Sector Model Progress
![](../fig/integration-workshop/sector_model_status.png)
---
# Lessons we have learned...
- Units are important
- Validating data inputs make debugging a LOT easier
- sign
- magnitude
- range
- Keep it simple - by splitting into stages
- e.g. energy demand has 63 outputs, energy supply requires 8 inputs aggregated from 26 energy demand outputs
---
## Thanks!
Questions?
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>---
### The Software Model Integration Framework
Roald Schoenmakers
---
# What is Smif
* Smif - Software Model Integration Framework
+ Connect System Models
+ Configure a System-of-System Model
+ Execute System-of-System Model Runs
???
Hi I'm Roald, and I am going to introduce you to Smif, the Software Model Integration Framework.
Smif is a framework that we have developed in the Mistral program at the ECI in Oxford to handle the creation of system-of-systems models,
this piece of software facilitates the itegration process and helps us to build Nismod2.
Smif is a framework that acts as the integration layer between system models.
It connect model inputs and outputs, takes care of dependencies and provides data to models in the correct spatial-temporal resolution.
A model in this case would be for example an energy-demand model, that takes populations per county. And the data could be a database that provides population per local area district.
The integration layer is Smif and the interface is the Smif app.
Today I will be demonstrating the user-interfaces that we have developed to help our users, which many of you are or hopefully will be,
to setup and run a system-of-systems model.
---
# Build a System-of-System model
Smif App
???
[Don't stop the video!]
Smif app is the user interface that helps to setup a system-of-systems model.
In the following video, I will demonstrate the process of creating a basic energy-demand/supply system-of-systems model, that is driven by population scenarios.
The video will be fairly quick, my goal is not to get into details, but I just want you to get an impression of the workflow that we have in place for system modellers.
>> Smif app can be opened from the commAAnd-line interface, this commAAnd opens the smif welcome screen
[Stop at project overview]
>> The project configuration that I have prepared contains two simulation models (energy-supply and energy-demand model) and a scenario set for population
>> Lets have a look at the population scenario set.
>> The population set contains a facet for a population, which is sourced by three different data set (a low, medium and high scenario)
[Stop at project overview]
>> I have prepared this project with two simulation models.
>> The model contain a path to a wrapper file that implements the interface to this model
>> There are inputs and outputs defined, each with a temporal and spatial resolution
>> A similar setup can be found for the energy-demand model
>> The next step now is to create a system-of-systems model
>> A system-of-systems defines the dependencies between scenarios and simulation models
>> In this example We are going to couple the population scenario, to the energy-demand model
>> and the energy-demand model to the energy-supply model
>> Now that we have a system-of-system model configuration, we can setup a Model Run configuration
>> A model run brings together a system-of-systems model definition with timesteps and a choice of scenarios
---
# Execute Model Runs
Smif Run
???
So once you have created your system-of-systems model using the Smif App, you can
go back to the commAAnd line interface and actually run the model.
Smif run is a program that can be started from the commAAnd line, and it helps to run a system-of-systems model
>> **smif** Shows all of the available commAAnds
>> **smif list** Shows all of the available model Runs, like the one I just demonstrated
>> **smif run** Starts a modelrun and shows when this is demonstrate
>> **smif -v run** Prints debug information to the commAAnd line interface and gives you a more detailed report of what the modelrun system is doing
---
# Execute Model Runs
Smif Results
???
After a succesful modelrun, modelrun results will be written to the filesystem. Nicely ordered by modelname, output, timestep and temporal/spatial resolution
In the future it will also be possible to connect Smif to a datastore instead of writing to filesystem.
---
# Some last notes
* Smif is open-source (MIT-license)
* Current version v0.7.6
* https://github.com/nismod/smif
???
So I hope this short demonstration has provided you with a sense of what Smif is and how its going to build Nismod2.
I just wanted to make some last remarkt.
Smif is open source, the current version is v0.7.6 is available on Github.
--
* Available on PyPi `pip install smif`
* Sample project available!
???
Smif is available on the Python package index and there are sample projects to get started.
---
# Further steps
* Consult with Sector Modellers
* Ideas
+ Modelrun user-interface (currently only Command Line Interface)
+ Data visualisation
+ Tools to support integration debugging
???
Further steps
The features that are currently in Smif provide a good basis to start building Nismod2.
>> As the integration process goes on, we will consult with Sector Modellers to find where we could improve Smif
>> Some of the ideas we have are:
- Extending the Smif App with a Modelrun Run interface
- Add Data visualisation capabilities for configuration and results
- Design tools that support debugging integrated system-of-systems model
---
# Discussion (10 mins)
## Reproducible data processing pipelines
--
- Why is this important?
--
- What is difficult about this? Anything currently blocking progress?
--
- How can we learn to do this? Any good examples?
---
# Discussion (10 mins)
## NISMOD2 releases
???
A challenge of developing a highly integrated model like Nismod2,
is that at some point the model will be used for research, while others members of the consortium still want to make changes to the model.
To enable this we think it is necessary to release the model regularly.
--
???
We have started to formalise the following process that releases a version of Nismod2 every cycle
* In the development phase modellers may make changes to the model, this phase ends with a Pre-release of Nismod2
* This pre-release version is then tested and then a final release of Nismod2 is deployed
* This process repeats every period
>> One of the questions that we are currently asking is, how often should we release new versions of Nismod?
>> and in support of that how can we best tweak or clarify a release schedule to support this process?
Does anyone want to comment on this or has ideas?
--
- How frequently does the Nismod2 need to be released?
--
- How can we best tweak, clarify or support the release process?
---
# Discussion (10 mins)
## Internal collaborations - what does NISMOD need to do to enable collaboration?
--
+ Who are your collaborators?
--
+ What do you want to do?
--
+ What does that mean for NISMOD v2?
???
- interdependencies
- narratives - technology learning, governance
- strategies and decisions
- explorative pathways?
- optimal systems?
- robust portfolios?
- thousands of runs?
---
## Thanks!
Questions?
[https://nismod.github.io/presentations/integration-workshop.html](https://nismod.github.io/presentations/integration-workshop.html)
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>roald.lemmen@ouce.ox.ac.uk


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How to Plan for A Camping Trip
A common misconception about Camping is that you need to be outdoorsy or a nature fanatic in order to enjoy your time. On the contrary, camping is a great way to disconnect and spend time with friends and family, all while enjoying a bit of nature (and we could all use more of it!). Now that fall is here and temperatures are cooling, consider planning a camping trip with a few friends to get out and enjoy the season..
If you want to camp in a more secluded location, look into “primitive campsites” or state/national parks that allow you to camp just about anywhere you can pitch a tent. You will often need to purchase a park permit in advance for these campsites, but after that you’re on your own! Primitive camping allows for you to get away from the larger, crowded campgrounds, and get out into wild.
That being said, primitive camping does come with its challenges. You will likely have no potable (read: drinkable) water sources, so you will have to bring a water filter if you don’t plan to carry all of your water with you (the recommendation is 1 gallon of water per person per day; more in hotter climates). Of course, this also means you will more than likely not have access to a toilet. While the obstacles may seem a little scary, the seclusion is worth the extra effort!
If you put high value on amenities like restrooms, running water, and electricity, consider a campground area, which allows you to be in nature while still enjoying modern essentials. Most campgrounds have an electrical outlet, a place for running water, and often a place to park your car nearby so you aren’t too far removed. The area generally will also have local hiking trails, and lakes for day trips away from your campsite. Campgrounds are a great way to experience the outdoors when you aren’t quite ready to jump into the deep woods
First-time campers will probably find the notion of doing serious meal planning prior to a camping trip to be a bit bizarre. That being said, planning your meals and snacks, bringing ingredients that won’t go bad all while cooking food that tastes good (because believe us, you will get tired of eating hotdogs for every meal) will make your trip so much better. The key to planning meals and cooking while camping is to find meals that are healthy and flavorful without containing heavy or bulky ingredients (especially key if you will be hiking to your campsite). Foil meals (essentially meals containing ingredients that can be cooked in aluminum foil over a campfire) are a great option to start with. This recipe for s’mores granola and this one for Santa Fe chicken are both easy choices that look delicious.
If you have the proper camping cooking equipment, you can opt to get a bit fancier. One of our favorite camping meals is skillet potatoes with diced cured ham and eggs—all ingredients that don’t require refrigeration if used within a few days (that’s right, the eggs will stay good too as long as you keep them from breaking!). It’s also a smart idea to package your food items like spices and pre-sliced veggies/meats in sandwich bags or reusable containers, and leave the packaging at home. This will help save on space—because let’s face it, you don’t need an entire container of salt for your overnight trip! Pre-portion food into a bag so you can bring along only the amount you need.
In addition to camping, you’ll probably find that there are several other activities nearby. Hiking, fishing, kayaking, and swimming (just to name a few!) can make your trip all the more memorable. Talk to your camping buds and decide what activities you’ll add onto your itinerary beforehand. This will of course help with packing, but it will be especially useful when you’re in the middle of the woods with no Internet connection trying to find out if there is canoeing nearby (or not).
Of course, over the duration of your trip, you very well may stumble upon an amazing waterfall you can swim in or a good spot for scoping out some wildlife, but having a general game plan beforehand is crucial. If you’re camping in a national park, you’re in luck! Most parks list all nearby activities, hiking trails, etc. on their website. Even the slightest bit of pre-planning makes all the difference when camping.
4. Use a Packing List
On most other types of trips, it’s easy to run to a grocery store or the hotel front desk if you’ve forgotten something. When it comes to camping, well not so much. While you may wing it on packing for other trips, follow a list when it comes to camping to make sure you don’t skip out on any essentials. Because you generally have to bring more on a camping trip than you would on other trips, it makes all the difference to stay organized with a list.
We created a list of bare minimums based on the average camping trip below, but make sure to check the weather and the conditions of your campsite so there are no surprises!
Packing List:
● Tent
● Sleeping bag
● Small Knife (or multi-tool for extra usability)
● Day Pack (or larger hiking bag if doing a multi-day trip)
● Headlamps or flashlight (with extra batteries)
● Water (water bottles, canteens, etc.)
● Swimwear
● Sneakers or hiking boots
● Comfortable clothing (depending on how long your trip is)
● Sleepwear
● Socks and undergarments
● A jacket and rainwear (depending on weather conditions)
● Toilet paper
● Sunscreen and insect repellant
● Antiseptic wipes
● First-aid kit
● Toothbrush and toothpaste
● Any essential toiletries
● Playing cards
● Matches or lighter
● Meals for each day you’ll be camping
● Plates and utensils
● Any cooking equipment your meals requires (get lightweight versions)
● Sunglasses
● Extra black trash bags (for trash and to keep things from getting wet)
We look forward to a successful working relationship in the future.
Visiting address:
84 Emerald Nook, Freeland,
Kansas, United States of America.


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Week5 post
5.10.15
The Pairing experience
Pair programming is completely new to me. Coming from a different engineering work environment, at first it seemed counter intuitive. Why would we make two people focus on the same task, when they could work on two and build two things instead of one. I realized during my pairing sessions that not only is there value in pairing because you avoid writing error prone and less efficient coding which saves time later, but also helps improve skills for the people involved. That last part further gives a higher ROI. It was fun to bounce off ideas to refactor and improve our initial solutions. There was real learning there because I usually dont have any issues coding the initial solutions. Its the smarter ways to accomplish tasks with one liners that makes it fun. As it is new to me, it does take me time to find the right balance of supporting as a navigator and not "back seat driving" when navigating. I also learned through my feedback that I tend to refer to google more than I should be to find out different methods for RubyDoc classes.
Getting and Giving the Feedback
Getting the feedback is great. Everytime I read one, I get to see myself from someone else's point of view. I have already learned a few things that I plan on improving the next time I pair, like thinking and discussing with my pair a little bit more before referring to google for understanding ruby classes and methods. Giving feedback to others is a delicate process. You want to let your pair know how they could improve in the best way. This is where the empathy your show is really important.


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bmptk for TH04 can be found on sharepoint
When you don't want to use PSPad: the Editors page in the bmptk documentation has information on using various (other) editors with bmptk
The microcontrollers and boards:
LPC1114 datasheet and user manual
LPC810 datasheet and user manual
DB100 downloader manual
the V1TH04 reader is not in this .zip, but also has infomation on the DB100 and DB103 boards
Other things in the set:
74HC595 8-bit shift register datasheet
MCP23017 16-bit I/O expander datasheet
TSUS5202 IR LED datasheet
TSOP34836 IR receiver datasheet
LM335 temperature sensor datasheet
TL431 voltage reference datasheet
PCD8544 LCD controller datasheet
2-digit 7-segement display datasheet
Background:
I2C bus specification
IR dataformats
RFM73 datasheet
Olimex UEXT connector description
I2C verslag


Task 4
Open-ended (graded)
1. Task description
This is the fourth and final graded task for the Introduction to Machine Learning 2018 class at ETH Zurich.
Multi-class Classification: Your goal is to predict a discrete value y in {0, 1, 2, ..., 9} based on a vector x.
Potential approaches / tools to consider: Everything taught in class.
Data description
In the handout for this project, you will find the the following files:
- train_labeled.h5 - the labeled part of the training set
- train_unlabeled.h5 - the unlabeled part of the training set
- test.h5 - the test set (make predictions based on this file)
- sample.csv - a sample submission file in the correct format
The training data is contained in two files: train_labeled.h5 and train_unlabeled.h5, both in hdf5 format. Each entry in train_labeled.h5 is one data instance indexed by an Id which consists of one integer for y and 128 doubles for the vector x1-x128. Each entry in train_unlabeled.h5 is one data instance indexed by an Id which consists of 128 doubles for the vector x1-x128. The test set file (test.h5) has the same structure as train_labeled.h5 except that the column for y is omitted.
To load the data in Python you may use the pandas package, e.g.:
import pandas as pd
train_labeled = pd.read_hdf("train_labeled.h5", "train")
train_unlabeled = pd.read_hdf("train_unlabeled.h5", "train")
test = pd.read_hdf("test.h5", "test")
For your convenience, we further provide a sample submission file (sample.csv) which looks as follows:
Id,y
30000,2
30001,6
30002,4
30003,2
...
Note that, for each prediction, you need to include the same sample id (in the Id column) as specified in test.h5.
Submission format
For every data instance in the test set, submission files should contain two columns: Id and y where y should be an integer with the class Id of your prediction.
The file should contain a header and have the following format:
Id,y
30000,2
30001,6
30002,4
30003,2
...
Please keep in mind that, as a group, you have a limited number of submissions as stated on the submissions page.
Evaluation
Submissions are evaluated by categorisation accuracy, i.e., the fraction of correct predictions. Random guessing should produce an evaluation score of around 0.1.
How to compute it in Python:
from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score
acc = accuracy_score(y, y_pred)
Grading
We provide you with one test set for which you have to compute predictions. We have partitioned this test set into two parts and use it to compute a public and a private score for each submission. You only receive feedback about your performance on the public part in the form of the public score, while the private leaderboard remains secret. The purpose of this division is to prevent overfitting to the public score. You are motivated to make sure your models will generalize well even to the private part of the test set.
When handing in the task, you need to select which of your submissions will get graded and provide a short description of your approach. We will then compare your selected submission to three baselines (easy, medium and hard). Your final grade depends on both the public score and the private score (weighted equally) and on a properly-written description of your approach. The following non-binding guidance provides you with an idea on what is expected to obtain a certain grade: If you hand in a properly-written description and your handed-in submission performs better than the easy baseline, you may expect a grade exceeding a 4. If it further beats the medium baseline, you may expect that the grade will exceed a 5. If in addition your submission performs equal to or better than the hard baseline, you may expect a 6. If you do not hand in a properly-written description of your approach, you may obtain zero points regardless of how well your submission performs.
Frequently asked questions
Which programming language am I supposed to use? What tools am I allowed to use?
You are free to choose any programming language and use any software library.
Can you help me solve the task? Can you give me a hint?
As the tasks are a graded part of the class, we cannot help you solve them. However, feel free to ask general questions about the course material during or after the exercise sessions.
Can you give me a deadline extension?
Can I post on Piazza as soon as have a question?
This is highly discouraged. Instead,
- Read the details of the task thoroughly.
- Review the frequently asked questions.
- If there is another team that solved the task, spend more time thinking.
- Discuss it with your team-mates.
When will I receive the private scores? And the project grades?
Before the exam, you will obtain an email with all your private scores. We do not release scores before that. The same email will also contain your project grade.
2. Submissions closes on Friday 01 Jun 18 20:00
Submission rules
- For this task, you submit solutions as part of the group 'Letsgo'.
- Your group has a joint total 100 submissions. You have already used 4 submissions.
- Your group may only submit if you have submitted at most 10 submissions in the last 12:00:00 hours. In this time span, you have submitted 0 solutions.
- Submit wisely as failed submissions count for both limits.
- Your may submit solutions until Friday 01 Jun 18 20:00. We cannot provide deadline extensions.
New submission
Your submissions refresh
| # | Filename | Description | Author | Date | Status | Public score | Handin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | test_prediction_SGD_3.csv | keras - opt: sgd, 3 layers, class bal, val_loss | eckm | 2018-05-10 09:09 | Completed in 0:00:00.154000 | 0.907203601801 | Select |
| 3 | test_prediction_Adam_3.csv | keras - opt: adam, 3 layers, class bal, val_loss | eckm | 2018-05-10 09:09 | Completed in 0:00:00.153000 | 0.910455227614 | Selected |
| 2 | test_prediction_Adam_4.csv | keras - opt: adam, 3 layers, class bal, val_acc | eckm | 2018-05-10 09:09 | Completed in 0:00:00.161000 | 0.908454227114 | Select |
| 1 | best_Adam_2.csv | keras - opt: adam, 3 layers 128, 256, 512 | eckm | 2018-05-08 20:58 | Completed in 0:00:00.169000 | 0.910455227614 | Select |
Public leaderboard refresh
| # | Group name | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gamechangers | 0.948224112056 |
| 2 | Hard baseline | 0.947223611806 |
| 3 | Poffertje | 0.945972986493 |
| 4 | Bfr | 0.941220610305 |
| 5 | Ananas | 0.93971985993 |
| 6 | Onemanshow | 0.937468734367 |
| 7 | Minibantersgd | 0.936968484242 |
| 8 | Root | 0.936468234117 |
| 9 | Blueandwhite | 0.935717858929 |
| 10 | Olderfolkshome | 0.935467733867 |
| 11 | Learnml | 0.933216608304 |
| 12 | Rwcsepowerteam | 0.933216608304 |
| 13 | Pertinax | 0.932466233117 |
| 14 | Duality | 0.931465732866 |
| 15 | Teamright | 0.929964982491 |
| 16 | Bubblesort | 0.929964982491 |
| 17 | Camwiela | 0.929714857429 |
| 18 | Learningmachine | 0.928964482241 |
| 19 | Eigenpower | 0.928464232116 |
| 20 | Gintonic | 0.927713856928 |
| 21 | Frontrowcrew | 0.924462231116 |
| 22 | Baseline | 0.923711855928 |
| 23 | Manuallearning | 0.923711855928 |
| 24 | Kotiki | 0.921460730365 |
| 25 | Maschinenraum | 0.920710355178 |
| 26 | Hodl | 0.920460230115 |
| 27 | Schlaeckgeiss | 0.920210105053 |
| 28 | Volterra | 0.919709854927 |
| 29 | Interdisml | 0.919459729865 |
| 30 | Tomato | 0.916458229115 |
| 31 | Darntheselimits | 0.913706853427 |
| 32 | Singularity | 0.912706353177 |
| 33 | Humanpython | 0.912706353177 |
| 34 | Letsgo | 0.910455227614 |
| 35 | Noregrets | 0.909704852426 |
| 36 | Machinelearners | 0.908204102051 |
| 37 | Medium baseline | 0.906453226613 |
| 38 | Ttjgroup | 0.900700350175 |
| 39 | Notsosmart | 0.896698349175 |
| 40 | Jarr | 0.894947473737 |
| 41 | Mlimmlischml | 0.880190095048 |
| 42 | Easy baseline | 0.874687343672 |
| 43 | Groupname | 0.874437218609 |
| 44 | Snipsnapos | 0.871185592796 |
| 45 | Lemonsqueezy | 0.868684342171 |
| 46 | Bla | 0.851425712856 |
| 47 | Waw | 0.671335667834 |
| 48 | Unicorns | 0.404452226113 |
| 49 | Henryfelix | 0.351175587794 |
| 50 | Baseline sample.csv | 0.0945472736368 |
3. Handin closes on Sunday 03 Jun 18 20:00
How to obtain points
To obtain points for this task, you have to individually hand in the task as follows:- You need to select one of your group's submissions for grading. You will only be graded on that submissions.
- You have to write a short description of the approach that you have used. Each student has to individually write their own description and you are not allowed to share the description with your other group members.
Current status
You may select a submission to be graded under "Your submissions".
You may enter a description below.


The prs package
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dependencies
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@.create_Parent_Folder
Creates the parent folder of the current @
Useful when creating a file in a folder that might not exist
Note that folder_Create()
will create multiple parent folders (if needed)
Returns @
String::create_Parent_Folder = ->
@.valueOf().parent_Folder()
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@
@.folder_Create
Creates a folder on @, with checks to create parent folders recusively (i.e. it will also create all parents up until it finds a valid directory)
String::folder_Create = ->
target = @.valueOf()
if target.folder_Not_Exists() # only do anyhing id the folder doesn't exist
target.parent_Folder() # check if the parent folder exists
.folder_Create()
fs.mkdirSync(target) # use node fs.mkdirSync to creat the folder
return target.realPath() # return full normalized path to target folder
String::folder_Delete = ->
folder = @.toString()
if fs.existsSync(folder)
fs.rmdirSync(folder)
return folder.not_Exists()
String::delete_Folder = String::folder_Delete
@.folder_Delete_Recursive
Deletes the folder @ recursively (ie. all files and all folders inside it)
String::folder_Delete_Recursive = ->
folder = @.toString()
if folder.exists()
for file in folder.files()
file.file_Delete()
for subFolder in folder.folders()
subFolder.folder_Delete_Recursive()
folder.folder_Delete()
return folder.not_Exists()
@.file_Copy target
Copy @
file to target
if target is an existing folder, the file will be copied into that folder with the filename of @
returns target
path
String::file_Copy = (target)->
if not (target)
return null
if (@.valueOf().file_Not_Exists())
return null;
if target.folder_Exists()
target = target.path_Combine(@.valueOf().file_Name())
else
target.parent_Folder().folder_Create()
content = fs.readFileSync(@.valueOf());
fs.writeFileSync(target, content)
target
String::file_Create = ->
path = @.toString()
if path.not_Exists()
fs.writeFileSync(path,'')
return path.realPath();
String::file_Delete = ->
file = @.toString().realPath()
return true if not file
fs.unlinkSync file
return file.file_Not_Exists()
@.file_Contents
Returns the ascii contents (utf8) of the @ file or null if there is an error loading the file (for example if the file does not exist or is a directory
String::file_Contents = ->
file = @.valueOf().realPath()
try
return fs.readFileSync(file,"utf8")
catch
null
String::file_Exists = ->
return fs.existsSync @.valueOf()
String::exists = String::file_Exists
@.file_Lines
Returns an array of the file contents splitted by lines (or empty if there was no content)
String::file_Lines = ->
file_Contents = @.file_Contents()
if file_Contents isnt null
file_Contents.lines()
else
[]
String::file_Write = (content)->
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Abortion is a hot political topic no matter which side of the fence someone is on. Those that lobby for and against a patient's right to choose concentrate on the pregnant women who walk into clinics. But what about those who perform the actual procedures? How are their lives affected?
On Hostile Ground takes a closer look at the lives of three doctors who provide abortions in Montana, Alabama, and upstate New York. They vary in background but have one thing in common: They are picketed and persecuted by their community for the services they perform. After seven abortionist killings (and many more injured), shockwaves have shuddered through this decreasing sect of the medical community.
This documentary puts a human face on an issue rife with extremes, and from an angle seldom considered. The focus shifts from doctor to archival news footage to what members of the community have to say. Unfortunately, this exact cycle repeats monotonously throughout the 73 minutes. News footage of violence becomes repetitive, especially when it is related to the same case. Every now and then these dragging stretches of scenes are punctuated by statistics on a black screen or shots of protesters in front of clinics.
Admirably, while the documentary is staunchly pro-choice, this is captured through the movie's subjects instead of heavy-handed photography. Because the doctors talk directly to the camera and not to a narrator, connection is a little easier with the audience, no matter the stance. The statistics that are utilized aren't trying to prove or disprove the right to choose. The number of women who have abortions in any given year isn't important to the argument. The numbers concentrate solely on the number of professionals in the field of abortionism and those that have suffered due to their profession.
Unfortunately, though the doctors profiled have compelling personalities and views, to hear them say that a woman should have the right to choose several times during any given 10 minute span tries anyone's attention, whether you agree or not. There is also a great deal of extraneous footage that isn't quite captivating enough to sustain focus. This may be due to the filmmakers having more interesting discussions than visuals to work with.
Surprisingly, there is only a brief mention the shooting of Dr. Gunn in Florida, though the entire basis of the film is how these doctors are in danger. Dr. Gunn was one of the first abortionist victims to make national news. His death occurred well before the shooting of Dr. Slepian, of whom so much is heard during the course of On Hostile Ground.
On the other hand, On Hostile Ground provides a complete, and fairly objective, portrait of the communities these doctors serve. The Christians that picket the offices but don't get violent are not judged for their convictions, either by the filmmakers or the doctors' staffs. Patients' opinions are juxtaposed against other local residents, staff who work with clients, and families of the professionals. A viewer can get the feel of what it's like to live in that town, without political ideas thrown in your face.
The documentary seeks, and succeeds, in putting a human face on the medical practitioners providing health services to those who choose to have an abortion. It edges on preaching -- wondering if the extremists that shoot such people are any better than those they harm -- but considering the severity of violence, this is easily excused. It could have been shorter, but the lives of these doctors are intriguing enough to warrant a document of their stories.

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This class is used to advance level sets over time. Level sets are passed to the constructor in an std::vector, with the last element being the level set to advect, or "top level set", while the others are then adjusted afterwards. In order to ensure that advection works correctly, the "top level set" has to include all lower level sets: LS_top = LS_top U LS_i for i = {0 ... n}, where n is the number of level sets. The velocities used to advect the level set are given in a concrete implementation of the lsVelocityField (check Advection examples for guidance)
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| | lsAdvect () |
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| | lsAdvect (lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > passedlsDomain) |
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| template<class VelocityField > |
| | lsAdvect (lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > passedlsDomain, lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
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| template<class VelocityField , lsConcepts::IsBaseOf< lsVelocityField< T >, VelocityField > = lsConcepts::assignable> |
| | lsAdvect (lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
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| template<class VelocityField , lsConcepts::IsBaseOf< lsVelocityField< T >, VelocityField > = lsConcepts::assignable> |
| | lsAdvect (std::vector< lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > > passedlsDomains, lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
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| void | insertNextLevelSet (lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > passedlsDomain) |
| | Pushes the passed level set to the back of the list of level sets used for advection. More...
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| template<class VelocityField , lsConcepts::IsBaseOf< lsVelocityField< T >, VelocityField > = lsConcepts::assignable> |
| void | setVelocityField (lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
| | Set the velocity field used for advection. This should be a concrete implementation of lsVelocityField. More...
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| void | setAdvectionTime (double time) |
| | Set the time until when the level set should be advected. If this takes more than one advection step, multiple will be performed. Defaults to 0, which means one advection step with the maximum time step possible according to the CFL condition(see setTimeStepRatio) will be performed. More...
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| void | setSingleStep (bool singleStep) |
| | If set to true, only a single advection step will be performed, even if the advection time set with setAdvectionTime(double) would require several steps to pass. Defaults to false. More...
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| void | setTimeStepRatio (const double &cfl) |
| | Set the CFL condition to use during advection. The CFL condition sets the maximum distance a surface can be moved during one advection step. It MUST be below 0.5 to guarantee numerical stability. Defaults to 0.4999. More...
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| void | setCalculateNormalVectors (bool cnv) |
| | Set whether normal vectors should be calculated at each level set point. Defaults to true. If normal vectors are not required for velocity calculation, this can be set to false, in order to increase computational efficiency. More...
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| void | setIgnoreVoids (bool iV) |
| | Set whether level set values, which are not part of the "top" geometrically connected part of values, should be advected. The "top" part is identified by the most positive part in the lowest dimension with INFINITE boundary conditions. Defaults to false. If set to true, only the "top" values will be advected. All others values are not changed. More...
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| void | setSaveAdvectionVelocities (bool sAV) |
| | Set whether the velocities applied to each point should be saved in the level set for debug purposes. More...
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| double | getAdvectedTime () |
| | Get by how much the physical time was advanced during the last apply() call. More...
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| unsigned | getNumberOfTimeSteps () |
| | Get how many advection steps were performed during the last apply() call. More...
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| double | getTimeStepRatio () |
| | Get the value of the CFL number. More...
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| bool | getCalculateNormalVectors () |
| | Get whether normal vectors were caluclated. More...
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| void | setIntegrationScheme (lsIntegrationSchemeEnum scheme) |
| | Set which integration scheme should be used out of the ones specified in lsIntegrationSchemeEnum. More...
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| void | setDissipationAlpha (const double &a) |
| | Set the alpha dissipation coefficient. For lsLaxFriedrichs, this is used as the alpha value. For all other LaxFriedrichs schemes it is used as a scaling factor for the calculated alpha values. More...
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| void | setUpdatePointData (bool update) |
| | Set whether the point data in the old LS should be translated to the advected LS. Defaults to true. More...
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| void | apply () |
| | Perform the advection. More...
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| | lsAdvect () |
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| | lsAdvect (lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > passedlsDomain) |
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| template<class VelocityField > |
| | lsAdvect (lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > passedlsDomain, lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
| |
| template<class VelocityField , lsConcepts::IsBaseOf< lsVelocityField< T >, VelocityField > = lsConcepts::assignable> |
| | lsAdvect (lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
| |
| template<class VelocityField , lsConcepts::IsBaseOf< lsVelocityField< T >, VelocityField > = lsConcepts::assignable> |
| | lsAdvect (std::vector< lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > > passedlsDomains, lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
| |
| void | insertNextLevelSet (lsSmartPointer< lsDomain< T, D > > passedlsDomain) |
| | Pushes the passed level set to the back of the list of level sets used for advection. More...
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| template<class VelocityField , lsConcepts::IsBaseOf< lsVelocityField< T >, VelocityField > = lsConcepts::assignable> |
| void | setVelocityField (lsSmartPointer< VelocityField > passedVelocities) |
| | Set the velocity field used for advection. This should be a concrete implementation of lsVelocityField. More...
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| void | setAdvectionTime (double time) |
| | Set the time until when the level set should be advected. If this takes more than one advection step, multiple will be performed. Defaults to 0, which means one advection step with the maximum time step possible according to the CFL condition(see setTimeStepRatio) will be performed. More...
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| void | setSingleStep (bool singleStep) |
| | If set to true, only a single advection step will be performed, even if the advection time set with setAdvectionTime(double) would require several steps to pass. Defaults to false. More...
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| |
| void | setTimeStepRatio (const double &cfl) |
| | Set the CFL condition to use during advection. The CFL condition sets the maximum distance a surface can be moved during one advection step. It MUST be below 0.5 to guarantee numerical stability. Defaults to 0.4999. More...
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| void | setCalculateNormalVectors (bool cnv) |
| | Set whether normal vectors should be calculated at each level set point. Defaults to true. If normal vectors are not required for velocity calculation, this can be set to false, in order to increase computational efficiency. More...
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| void | setIgnoreVoids (bool iV) |
| | Set whether level set values, which are not part of the "top" geometrically connected part of values, should be advected. The "top" part is identified by the most positive part in the lowest dimension with INFINITE boundary conditions. Defaults to false. If set to true, only the "top" values will be advected. All others values are not changed. More...
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| void | setSaveAdvectionVelocities (bool sAV) |
| | Set whether the velocities applied to each point should be saved in the level set for debug purposes. More...
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| double | getAdvectedTime () |
| | Get by how much the physical time was advanced during the last apply() call. More...
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| unsigned | getNumberOfTimeSteps () |
| | Get how many advection steps were performed during the last apply() call. More...
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| double | getTimeStepRatio () |
| | Get the value of the CFL number. More...
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| |
| bool | getCalculateNormalVectors () |
| | Get whether normal vectors were caluclated. More...
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| void | setIntegrationScheme (lsIntegrationSchemeEnum scheme) |
| | Set which integration scheme should be used out of the ones specified in lsIntegrationSchemeEnum. More...
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| void | setDissipationAlpha (const double &a) |
| | Set the alpha dissipation coefficient. For lsLaxFriedrichs, this is used as the alpha value. For all other LaxFriedrichs schemes it is used as a scaling factor for the calculated alpha values. More...
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| void | setUpdatePointData (bool update) |
| | Set whether the point data in the old LS should be translated to the advected LS. Defaults to true. More...
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| |
| void | apply () |
| | Perform the advection. More...
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template<class T, int D>
class lsAdvect< T, D >
This class is used to advance level sets over time. Level sets are passed to the constructor in an std::vector, with the last element being the level set to advect, or "top level set", while the others are then adjusted afterwards. In order to ensure that advection works correctly, the "top level set" has to include all lower level sets: LS_top = LS_top U LS_i for i = {0 ... n}, where n is the number of level sets. The velocities used to advect the level set are given in a concrete implementation of the lsVelocityField (check Advection examples for guidance)
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When
April 14, 2016.
Resources
We're hanging out on the #jenkins IRC channel on the Freenode network. You can also join the Google Hangout
The current release is rc1 which can be downloaded directly
Filing issues
When filing issues in the Issue Tracker please use the testfest
label so we can see all the filed issues together in this filter
Scenarios
The following are a list of scenarios/cases that should be tested. If you wish to volunteer to tackle some scenarios, please put your name next to the items you intend to test.
This is not a comprehensive list, so please add missing items!
- Fresh install verify that the packaging works and the service starts up on localhost:8080 and a Getting Started wizard is started.
- Verify administrator password is in platform's specific logs ( on Windows - Unknown User (rtyler),)
- Verify administrator password is written to file mentioned in Getting Started Wizard ( on Windows - Unknown User (rtyler), WAR on Mac - Sam Van Oort)
- Platforms?:
- Windows (Unknown User (rtyler) - Windows installer worked well on Windows Server 2012)
- Ubuntu/Debian (
.dpkg
) (Sam Van Oort, testing on CentOS 6 14.04 docker image)- Nothing deep, just install + suggested plugins + create and run a job, restart
- Red Hat (
.rpm
) (Sam Van Oort, testing on Ubuntu 14.04 docker image)- Nothing deep, just install + suggested plugins + create and run a job, restart
- Mac OS X
- Docker (Unknown User (batmat))
.war
startup (Kristin Whetstone on Windows and Centos)
- Fresh install behind proxy verify that when Jenkins is started behind a proxy the Getting Started guide behaves appropriately (Unknown User (recena))
- Upgrade installation with an existing 1.x installation
- Verify the Getting Started wizard is suppressed in favor of the Upgrade Wizard. Does the behavior make sense… (verified going from 1.656 to 2.0 RC1 on Windows Unknown User (rtyler))
- if you only changed some security options in that dialog?
- if you only started Jenkins 1.x and never did anything? (Kristin Whetstone)
- if you only created a single job and never built it? (Kristin Whetstone)
- if you only created a slave? (Keith Zantow)
- If you upgrade from a version older than when a plugin was detached, does it get installed? If you upgrade from a version that already bundled the plugin in question, does it (not) get downgraded to the bundled version?
- Verify the Getting Started wizard is suppressed in favor of the Upgrade Wizard. Does the behavior make sense… (verified going from 1.656 to 2.0 RC1 on Windows Unknown User (rtyler))
- Getting Started (Antonio Muñiz)
- "Install suggested plugins" works properly - from svanoort, but noting issue with network failures/timeouts
- "Select plugins to install" allows selecting and installing plugins
- Setting up admin user works properly - from svanoort
- Skipping admin user setup creates an admin user with the admin password from the logs properly
- New Item creation view after "Install suggested plugins" verify the correct Folder and Pipeline projects show up in view (Unknown User (recena))
- GitHub Organization Folder verify a small GitHub org has its pipeline projects auto-created (Unknown User (recena))
- Pipeline (with "suggested plugins") (Antonio Muñiz is taking care of this whole section):
- Verify the built-in simple Hello world example works
- Verify Pipeline from SCM works from a Git repository with a
Jenkinsfile
in it. - Verify Multibranch project works and creates multiple jobs
- Verify a multi-stage Pipeline is represented in the Pipeline Stage View plugin correctly
- Verify running pipelines resume upon restart (Sam Van Oort)
- Plugin Compatibility
- Start Jenkins 2.0
- Pick a plugin from the plugin popularity list and install it
- #1-10+ (Keith Zantow)
- Explore, test, and verify the plugin capability. Watch out for UI to see if it creates any oddity in the 2.0 look
- Test Google Auth plugin (Unknown User (omehegan))
- Test GitLab plugin (Unknown User (omehegan))
- JENKINS-33926 testing: Is the
queue.xml
persisted when shutting down via Ctrl-C? - BROKEN - WAR on Mac - Sam Van Oort- *A* queue.xml file is created but without job data to restart them. It is as if the queued jobs never existed (build #s are reused, they don't restart). The entire queue is dumped.
- CLI
- CLI should still be functional with crumbs enabled by default (Keith Zantow)
- JNLP HTTP (Issues: JENKINS-34287 JENKINS-18114)
- CLI should still be functional with crumbs enabled by default (Keith Zantow)


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Using Activity Streams to Give Badges Instead of Performance Reviews | Services Angle
I like how Socialcast is using badges to give positive reinforcement for work well done. Yammer came out with a similar service last May.


WeatherStation Prototype 1
This week, we we’e printing the very first prototype.
This version will only have 1) an anemometor (still missing one cup) to calculate the Wind Speed,
2) a simple pointer to determine the wind direction, 3) a rain bucket (still printing) and an enclosure for the other sensors.
In the coming days, we will assemble the last electronic pieces and calibrate the sensors. Stay tuned!