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SingularitySystems is a blog about how to make information change form and how to control the various media it resides in.
While we could just call it signal processing, control theory and computer science, I think the purely technical view does not capture an important part of engineering: It is done by humans.
So while digging deep into the guts of the machines we build, we will also marvel at the beauty of the concepts, structures and patterns that emerge in the process.


In Pictures: PM lays bricks in Bedford while Corbyn unveils ‘manifesto of hope’
Jeremy Corbyn launched Labour’s manifesto in Birmingham.
The Conservatives and Labour dominated proceedings on Thursday.
Jeremy Corbyn vowed to take on the “rich and powerful” as he launched the Labour manifesto in Birmingham, while Boris Johnson championed the Conservatives’ housing pledge on a building site in Bedford.


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Copyright (c) 2004 K. Franklin
This game is played on the following 8x8 square board:
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| The jump range The black stone can jump to any one of the green dots, provided that those cells are empty. |
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| An
example
White's turn. The marked white stone goes to [1] swapping the marked black stones. Then, Black can only move to c1 and will be unable to move or jump in the next turns. White will occupy the remaining empty cells and win by a large difference. |
There is a ZRF to play Dominion with Zillions. This game is a mix between Othello and Ataxx.


Class: Aws::SecurityHub::Types::AwsKinesisStreamDetails
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb |
Overview
Provides information about an Amazon Kinesis data stream.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#arn ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon
Resource
Name (ARN) of the::Aws::Kinesis
data stream. -
#name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the
::Aws::Kinesis
stream. -
#retention_period_hours ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of hours for the data records that are stored in shards to remain accessible.
-
#shard_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of shards that the stream uses.
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#stream_encryption ⇒ Types::AwsKinesisStreamStreamEncryptionDetails
rw
When specified, enables or updates server-side encryption using an
::Aws::KMS
key for a specified stream.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Aws::Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon Resource
Name (ARN) of the ::Aws::Kinesis
data stream.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 12865
class AwsKinesisStreamDetails < Struct.new( :name, :arn, :stream_encryption, :shard_count, :retention_period_hours) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the ::Aws::Kinesis
stream. If you don't specify a name,
::Aws::CloudFront
generates a unique physical ID and uses that ID for the
stream name.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 12865
class AwsKinesisStreamDetails < Struct.new( :name, :arn, :stream_encryption, :shard_count, :retention_period_hours) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#retention_period_hours ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of hours for the data records that are stored in shards to remain accessible.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 12865
class AwsKinesisStreamDetails < Struct.new( :name, :arn, :stream_encryption, :shard_count, :retention_period_hours) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#shard_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of shards that the stream uses.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 12865
class AwsKinesisStreamDetails < Struct.new( :name, :arn, :stream_encryption, :shard_count, :retention_period_hours) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#stream_encryption ⇒ Types::AwsKinesisStreamStreamEncryptionDetails (rw)
When specified, enables or updates server-side encryption using an
::Aws::KMS
key for a specified stream. Removing this property from your
stack template and updating your stack disables encryption.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 12865
class AwsKinesisStreamDetails < Struct.new( :name, :arn, :stream_encryption, :shard_count, :retention_period_hours) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Copyright 2001-2005 (C) MetaStuff, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. | |
| 3 | * | |
| 4 | * This software is open source. | |
| 5 | * See the bottom of this file for the licence. | |
| 6 | */ | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | package org.dom4j.util; | |
| 9 | ||
| 10 | import org.dom4j.Namespace; | |
| 11 | import org.dom4j.QName; | |
| 12 | import org.dom4j.tree.BaseElement; | |
| 13 | ||
| 14 | /** | |
| 15 | *
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| 16 | * NonLazyElement is the default DOM4J default implementation of | |
| 17 | * an XML element. | |
| 18 | *
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| 19 | * | |
| 20 | * @author <a<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Strachan  | |
| 21 | * @version $Revision: 1.8 $ | |
| 22 | */ | |
| 23 | public class NonLazyElement extends BaseElement { | |
| 24 | 0 | public NonLazyElement(String name) { |
| 25 | 0 | super(name); |
| 26 | 0 | this.attributes = createAttributeList(); |
| 27 | 0 | this.content = createContentList(); |
| 28 | } | |
| 29 | ||
| 30 | 0 | public NonLazyElement(QName qname) { |
| 31 | 0 | super(qname); |
| 32 | 0 | this.attributes = createAttributeList(); |
| 33 | 0 | this.content = createContentList(); |
| 34 | } | |
| 35 | ||
| 36 | 0 | public NonLazyElement(String name, Namespace namespace) { |
| 37 | 0 | super(name, namespace); |
| 38 | 0 | this.attributes = createAttributeList(); |
| 39 | 0 | this.content = createContentList(); |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 | ||
| 42 | 0 | public NonLazyElement(QName qname, int attributeCount) { |
| 43 | 0 | super(qname); |
| 44 | 0 | this.attributes = createAttributeList(attributeCount); |
| 45 | 0 | this.content = createContentList(); |
| 46 | } | |
| 47 | } | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | /* | |
| 50 | * Redistribution and use of this software and associated documentation | |
| 51 | * ("Software"), with or without modification, are permitted provided that the | |
| 52 | * following conditions are met: | |
| 53 | * | |
| 54 | * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain copyright statements and | |
| 55 | * notices. Redistributions must also contain a copy of this document. | |
| 56 | * | |
| 57 | * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, | |
| 58 | * this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation | |
| 59 | * and/or other materials provided with the distribution. | |
| 60 | * | |
| 61 | * 3. The name "DOM4J" must not be used to endorse or promote products derived | |
| 62 | * from this Software without prior written permission of MetaStuff, Ltd. For | |
| 63 | * written permission, please contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| 64 | * | |
| 65 | * 4. Products derived from this Software may not be called "DOM4J" nor may | |
| 66 | * "DOM4J" appear in their names without prior written permission of MetaStuff, | |
| 67 | * Ltd. DOM4J is a registered trademark of MetaStuff, Ltd. | |
| 68 | * | |
| 69 | * 5. Due credit should be given to the DOM4J Project - http://www.dom4j.org | |
| 70 | * | |
| 71 | * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY METASTUFF, LTD. AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND | |
| 72 | * ANY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE | |
| 73 | * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE | |
| 74 | * ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL METASTUFF, LTD. OR ITS CONTRIBUTORS BE | |
| 75 | * LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR | |
| 76 | * CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF | |
| 77 | * SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS | |
| 78 | * INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN | |
| 79 | * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) | |
| 80 | * ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE | |
| 81 | * POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. | |
| 82 | * | |
| 83 | * Copyright 2001-2005 (C) MetaStuff, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. | |
| 84 | */ |
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The vision of CalendarXP is to keep it simple outside while powerful inside. Most of the time, to implement a date picker on your page is as simple as appending the following tags to the bottom of your page, just above the  tag.

<LAYER name="gToday:normal:agenda.js" src="npopeng.htm"background="npopeng.htm"
> </LAYER>

It consists of 2 tags:  and <layer>, but we take them all together as a whole unit - the calendar tag. NOTE that the <layer> tag is for Netscape 4.x only and you can remove it if you don't need to support this outdated browser.
Then call the gfPop.fPopCalendar()
from the onclick event of the triggering button or image. For example,
<spanclass="PopcalTrigger"
>pop me
The document.demoform.dc
is the form field in which you want
to put the selected date. It can be a text field, a hidden field, a textarea
or even a button, as long as it has a value
property. gfPop
is the default engine context (or naming space) which can be changed in name & id, more on this later. The "if(self.gfPop)
" part is used to guarantee that the calendar won't get called untill it's been fully loaded.
The PopcalTrigger
is a marker (you don't need to define it in any css file, it's just a marker) used to identify the trigger element so as to allow the engine show up the calendar when you click on it and hide the calendar when you click elsewhere. It's optional if you use onclick
event to trigger the calendar. More details can be found in FAQ - Why the calendar doesn't show up after I chose to use the onmousedown event instead of onclick to trigger the calendar?
Finally, ensure you have the following files in the same directory: (or in other directory specified by the src
property of the calendar tag)
We always suggest you put all calendar related files into a separate directory and set the src of the calendar tags to reference them. This makes them more like a self-contained component and is easy for you to maintain in future.
Where is the "Hello World"? - Please append the following line to
the agenda.js
and select the date of Sep 23, 2002 from the calendar... Voila!
fAddEvent(2002,9,23, "Hello World!", "alert('Hello World!')", "#87ceeb", "dodgerblue");
Sometimes you may want to redirect the current page to another URL upon any click against a specific date, and we have pre-defined a popup()
call in plugins.js
to help you:
fAddEvent(2002,9,23, "Hello World!", "popup('http://www.calendarxp.net','_top')", "#87ceeb", "dodgerblue");
Of course, you may use '_blank'
as the 2nd parameter for the popup()
call so as to pop up a new window instead of redirecting. In addition, numbered values like "#87ceeb
" can be used anywhere that accepts literal color names.
The format of the selected date is controlled by the following theme options in the "theme-name".js file.
var gsSplit="."; // separator of date string.
var giDatePos=0; // date format sequence 0: D-M-Y ; 1: M-D-Y; 2: Y-M-D
var gbPadZero=true; // whether to pad the digits with 0 in the left when less than 10.
var giMonthMode=3; // month format 0: digits ; 1: full name from gMonths; >2: abbreviated month name in specified length.
var gbShortYear=false; // year format true: 2-digits; false: 4-digits
The above setting is equal to "DD.MMM.YYYY". In case you need very special format, you may declare fFormatInput
and fParseInput
plugin functions in the plugins.js to achieve whatever format you like. There is an example detailed in FAQ.
The  of the calendar tag is the main calendar engine for all supported browsers except NN4. It has the following important properties:
| Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
| src | Loading the script engine "iflateng.htm". You may specify either an absolute path or a relative one here, e.g. src="/calendar/ipopeng.htm" or src="../../calendar/ipopeng.htm", any will do. NOTE: all relative paths set in the following name & id are relative to this src location instead of the container page!! Therefore you don't need to set any path in the name & id if you have all calendar files in one folder. |
| name & id | "default-month:theme-name[:agenda-file[:context-name[:plugin-file[:charset]]]]" -- [] indicates optional
|
| width & height | They are the default initial width and height of the calendar panel. You don't have to specify them most of time. However, the built-in auto-resize function might not work on some certain browser, in which case you may set the width and height manually to be exact the size you need. |
| style | It must have at least the following properties specified: " visibility:visible;
z-index:999; position:absolute; top:-500px; left:-500px; "You shouldn't modify them unless you know what you are doing. |
| scrolling & frameborder | They should always be set to "no" and "0". |
The <layer> of the calendar tag is the engine dedicated to support Netscape 4.x. You may leave
it out if your website doesn't need to support NN4. Only the name
, src
and background
properties are required in the <layer> tag. They are embraced by the
 tag so as not to be parsed by other browsers.
One important note here is that the src
and background
properties must be exactly the same - this is a workaround for a bug of NN4.
To show up the calendar, you need to call the fPopCalendar()
with a proper context-name, usually "gfPop". This function has 4 important
parameters that will help you to manipulate the date-picking:
gfPop.fPopCalendar(dateCtrl [,dateRange [,posLayerId [,posCtrl [,posOffset]]]]) -- [] indicates optional
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| dateCtrl | The reference of the form field that stores the selected date. It doesn't have to be a form element. Any object with a "name" and "value" property can be passed in. The name of this object is requried because the engine needs it to identify the corresponding NN4 localizer. |
| dateRange | dateRange is an array in the following format: ( [] is the array operands here. )
This is a very useful and powerful feature to constrain the date
range dynamically. It's optional but should be at least set to |
| posLayerId | The name of the layer tag that contains the localizer tag. It's
optional but should be at least set to You'll need to specify it when the localizer of your date field is located within a <layer>, <ilayer> or any positioned
 tags in NN4. You'll also need it if your date field is within an  and you want to pop the calendar outside the frame. (check the CrossFrameDemo) Remember whenever you deal with an  tag, you must set the name and id of it to be exactly the same. |
| posCtrl | The reference of the localizer tag. The engine will position the calendar right below it. It's optional and if you don't specify one, the engine will take the dateCtrl as the localizer. Note this parameter is designed for browsers other than NN4. The localizer for NN4 will be detailed in the Working with Netscape 4 tutorial. |
| posOffset | An array that overrides the gPosOffset theme option. The engine will position the calendar using the specified offset value. It's optional and if you don't specify one, the engine will use gPosOffset in the theme definition file. This array has a format of [x-offset, y-offset, isFixedPositioning]. Positive values of x-offset and y-offset will make the calendar position lower and righter to the default popup location according to posCtrl or dateCtrl. And if isFixedPositioning is set to true, the default location will be ignored and the calendar will be shown absolutely at position (x-offset,y-offset). |
e.g.
gfPop.fPopCalendar(document.myform.mydate,[[1997,1,1],[2020,12,25],[2003,9]], null,document.getElementById("localizerIE"),[15,10,false]);
This interprets to - using document.myform.mydate
as the date input field, using date range started from January 1, 1997 to December 25, 2020 and set the safe month to September 2003, popping up the calendar under the html tag whose id is "localizerIE" and offseting it 15 pixels righter and 10 pixels lower.
We now know that the code in the upmost HelloWorld example actually says - popping up a calendar under the
document.demoform.dc
form field using the "normal"
theme, initialize it with the current month and load it with all agendas and holidays
from agenda.js
. After a date is picked, it will
be set to the value
property of form field document.demoform.dc.
If you want a default selected day, simply set it with appropriate format in the textfield and the calendar will parse and show it up visually. For options like first-day-of-week, colors, fonts and sizes, please take a look at the "Working with themes" tutorial. There are more than 60 options that can be used to control the look and feel of the calendar, all self-documented in the theme files.


Summary:
In this work, we explore the feasibility of using tensor decomposition,
to understand trends in global human migration.
Understanding international migration patterns is of great interest to
demographers, social scientists and governments. The availability of large scale geo-coded social media
data has made studying these migration patterns in an un-obtrusive way possible.
However, getting insights from these typically large datasets is a time consuming process.
In this paper, we explore if tensor factorization can help in quickly gaining insights from such large scale social media data.
Our experiments on over 100M geo tagged tweets reveal interesting patterns of migration.
Dataset:
Using the publicly available 1% twitter stream, we first collected all geo tagged tweets.
We bootstrapped this data using tweets from individual users who posted at least two geo tagged tweets and collected more data.
Detailed description of the data collection can be found in our
paper.
Since the original dataset is huge (3G compressed), you can find a sample here.
For the full dataset, please email Kiran, at kiran.garimella XatX aalto.fi
Description of the data: Each geo tagged tweet has been mapped to a potential country using the latitude and longitude. The format of the file is latitude [tab] longitude [tab] username [tab] tweet_createdAt [tab] tweetId [tab] country_code.
Demo:
To visualise the biases in our data and give a sense of the migration patterns in our data, we modified the visualization by
Abel et al. You can find the demo
here. The demo shows two tabs (2000-2005, representing data from Abel et al.) and (2005-2010, representing our data). We can clearly see that in our data, Africa is clearly under represented.
Code:
The code used in the paper is on
Github.
Contact:
-
For any questions/comments, please contact Kiran Garimella (kiran.garimella # aalto.fi).


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Network Functions
CosmNetOpenSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetOpen( cosm_NET * net, cosm_NET_ADDR host, u16 port, cosm_NET_ADDR my_host, u16 my_port, u32 mode, cosm_NET_ADDR firehost, u16 fireport, const ascii * firepass ); DescriptionOpen a network connection to the remote host and port. my_host and my_port are the host and port you attempt to connect from, 0 for either means the OS picks. If mode is COSM_NET_MODE_TCP, TCP protocol is used. If mode is COSM_NET_MODE_UDP, UDP protocol is used. firehost, fireport, firepass are for proxies that need to go through a firewall. Use semi-colon to separate username from password for SOCKS5 firewall. ONLY proxies will ever cross firewalls. Since CosmNetOpen is rather complex, a macro for simpler cases is also defined: s32 _COSM_NETOPEN( cosm_NET * net, cosm_NET_ADDR host, u16 port ); _COSM_NETOPEN(...) allows just the first 3 parameters to be specified for when you do not need to worry about firewalls and just need a TCP connection. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
Examplecosm_NET_ADDR ip; s32 result; cosm_NET * net, * net2; /* ... */ result = CosmNetOpen( net, ip, 80, 0, 0, COSM_NET_MODE_TCP, 0, 0, NULL); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) CosmPrint( "Connection to port 80 established.\n" ); else CosmPrint( "Connection to port 80 failed.\n" ); /* same thing with macro */ result = _COSM_NETOPEN( net2, ip, 80 ); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) CosmPrint( "Another connection to port 80 established.\n" ); else CosmPrint( "Another connection to port 80 failed.\n" ); CosmNetSendSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetSend( cosm_NET * net, u32 * bytes_sent, const void * data, u32 length ); DescriptionSend the data over the network connection. Returns once data is sent. bytes_sent is set to the number of bytes actually sent. Connection must be opened/accepted in COSM_NET_MODE_TCP mode. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
Examples32 result; cosm_NET * net; ascii to_send[30]; u32 bytes; /* ... */ CosmStrCopy( to_send, "Hello world!\n", 30LL ); result = CosmNetSend( net, &bytes, to_send, CosmStrBytes( to_send ) ); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) { CosmPrint( "String sent to remote host\n" ); } else { CosmPrint( "Sent %u bytes of string\n", bytes ); } CosmNetRecvSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetRecv( void * buffer, u32 * bytes_received, cosm_NET * net, u32 length, u32 wait_ms ); DescriptionRead whatever data is available, up to length bytes, into the buffer. If wait_ms is non-zero, then delay up to wait_ms milliseconds until length bytes have been received. bytes_received is set to the number of bytes actually read. Connection must be opened/accepted in COSM_NET_MODE_TCP mode. A suggested time for wait_ms is ( length + 5000 ), giving 5 seconds plus 1sec/KiB of data allowing for enough data transfer time over modems and other net glitches. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
Exampleu32 bytes; cosm_NET * net; ascii getbuff[1024]; /* ... */ while ( CosmNetRecv( getbuff, &bytes, net, 1024, 1024 + 5000 ) == COSM_PASS ) { getbuff[bytes] = 0; CosmPrint( "%s", getbuff ); } CosmPrint( "\nThe remote host closed the connection.\n" ); CosmNetSendUDPSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetSendUDP( cosm_NET * net, const cosm_NET_ADDR * addr, const void * data, u32 length ); DescriptionSend length bytes of data to the addr, may or may not arrive. Connection must be opened in COSM_NET_MODE_UDP mode. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
ExampleCosmNetRecvUDPSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetRecvUDP( void * buffer, u32 * bytes_read, cosm_NET * net, u32 length, cosm_NET_ACL * acl, u32 wait_ms ); DescriptionRead a UDP packet into the buffer, if the buffer length is not long enough to hold the packet, the remaining data will be lost. If wait_ms is non-zero, then delay up to wait_ms milliseconds for a packet to arrive. Connection must be listening in COSM_NET_MODE_UDP mode. Any data from a host that fails the acl masks will be ignored. Return Valueslength on success, 0 or less than length indicates failure (last_error of net will be set to an error code). ErrorsUpon failure last_error of net will be set to one of the following:
ExampleCosmNetListenSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetListen( cosm_NET * net, const cosm_NET_ADDR * addr, u32 mode, u32 queue ); DescriptionSet up a listening point on addr that will accept connections. Listen on addr if possible, if the IP is zero then listen on all interfaces. If mode is COSM_NET_MODE_TCP, TCP protocol is used. If mode is COSM_NET_MODE_UDP, then the UDP protocol is used. If port is zero, let OS pick one. Allow queue connections to be queued before rejecting connections, the OS may silently limit this number. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
Examples32 result; cosm_NET * net; result = CosmNetListen( net, 0, 5150, COSM_NET_MODE_TCP, 5 ); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) CosmPrint( "Listening on port 5150 on all interfaces.\n" ); else CosmPrint( "Couldn't bind to port 5150. Is the port in use?\n" ); CosmNetAcceptSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetAccept( cosm_NET * new_connection, cosm_NET * net, cosm_NET_ACL * acl, u32 wait ); DescriptionAccept a network connection if one is waiting, and fill in all the fields of new_connection. If wait is COSM_NET_ACCEPT_WAIT then do not return until a connection is accepted, otherwise if wait is COSM_NET_ACCEPT_NOWAIT return immediately. Any host that fails the acl masks will be ignored. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
Examples32 result; cosm_NET * net; cosm_NET * connection; CosmNetListen( net, 0, 5150, 5 ); /* ... */ result=CosmNetAccept( connection, net, NULL, COSM_NET_ACCEPT_NOWAIT ); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) CosmPrint( "Connection received to port 5150.\n" ); else CosmPrint( "Nobody is waiting to connect on port 5150.\n" ); CosmNetCloseSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetClose( cosm_NET * net ); DescriptionClose the Network connection and clear out any remaining data. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or an error code on failure. Errors
Examples32 result; cosm_NET * net; /* ... */ result = CosmNetClose( net ); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) CosmPrint( "Connection closed and remaining data flushed.\n" ); else CosmPrint( "The remote host closed the connection before us.\n" ); CosmNetDNSSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" u32 CosmNetDNS( cosm_NET_ADDR * addr, u32 count, ascii * name ); DescriptionPerform DNS lookup. Sets up to count addr's to the addresses of the name'd host. Return ValuesNumber of IP's set, 0 indicates failure. ErrorsPossible causes of failure:
Examplecosm_NET_ADDR hosts[16]; u32 result; result = CosmNetDNS( &hosts, 16, "www.mithral.com" ); if ( result > 0 ) CosmPrint( "Hostname www.mithral.com successfully resolved.\n" ); else CosmPrint( "Error resolving host www.mithral.com.\n" ); CosmNetRevDNSSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetRevDNS( cosm_NET_HOSTNAME * name, cosm_NET_ADDR ip ); DescriptionPerform reverse DNS. Sets name to the hostname of the ip. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or COSM_FAIL on failure. ErrorsPossible causes of failure:
Examples32 result; cosm_NET_ADDR ip; cosm_NET_HOSTNAME hostname; ip = 0xD162B486; result = CosmNetRevDNS( hostname, ip ); if ( result == COSM_PASS ) CosmPrint( hostname ); else CosmPrint( "Unable to perform reverse DNS.\n" ); CosmNetMyIPSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" u32 CosmNetMyIP( cosm_NET_ADDR * addr, u32 count ); DescriptionSets up to count addr's to the IP of the host. A mix of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses will be returned, and the first result will be the "primary" IP of the system. <IP_ADDRESS> and ::1 will not be on the list. Return ValuesNumber of addresses set, 0 indicates failure. ErrorsPossible causes of failure:
Examples32 result; cosm_NET_ADDR host[8]; if ( CosmNetMyIP( &host, 8 ) > 0 ) { CosmPrint( "Local addresses successfully determined.\n" ); } else { CosmPrint( "Unable to determine local addresses.\n" ); } CosmNetACLAddSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetACLAdd( cosm_NET_ACL * acl, cosm_NET_ADDR ip, u32 mask_bits, u32 permission, cosmtime expires ); DescriptionAdd the ip/mask_bits pair to the acl. A mask of <IP_ADDRESS>/24 is 24 mask_bits, <IP_ADDRESS>/16 is 16, etc. permission should be either COSM_NET_ALLOW or COSM_NET_DENY. expires is the time after which the entry will be deleted automatically, and should be based off of CosmSystemClock time. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or COSM_FAIL on failure. ErrorsCOSM_PASS on success, or COSM_FAIL on failure. ExampleCosmNetACLDeleteSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetACLDelete( cosm_NET_ACL * acl, cosm_NET_ADDR ip, u32 mask_bits ); DescriptionDelete the ip/mask entry from the acl. Return ValuesCOSM_PASS on success, or COSM_FAIL on failure. ErrorsCOSM_PASS on success, or COSM_FAIL on failure. ExampleCosmNetACLCheckSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" s32 CosmNetACLCheck( cosm_NET_ACL * acl, cosm_NET_ADDR ip ); DescriptionTest if an ip is accepted by the acl. An ip is accepted if it passed through each of the acl entries in order and has a COSM_NET_ALLOW setting at the end. The default is to allow (a NULL or empty acl). Return ValuesCOSM_NET_ALLOW if accepted, or COSM_NET_DENY if rejected. ErrorsCOSM_PASS on success, or COSM_FAIL on failure. ExampleCosmNetACLFreeSyntax#include "cosm/os_net.h" void CosmNetACLFree( cosm_NET_ACL * acl ); DescriptionFree the internal acl data. Return ValuesNone. ErrorsNone. Example
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Man arrested for beating 67-year-old veteran in elevator, NYPD say
by WPIX StaffNEW YORK — A man accused of beating a 67-year-old veteran in an elevator has been arrested, an official with the New York Police Department said Tuesday.
Ray Diaz was inside of a residential building near Southern Boulevard and East 187th Street in the Bronx on Friday when a man attacked, repeatedly punching and kicking him, officials said.
Now, 22-year-old Josua Marrero is under arrest and facing charges in the vicious attack, police said.
Diaz suffered lacerations to the face in the beating and was treated at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center.
Marrero is now facing assault charges for the elevator attack, according to the NYPD.
“He hit me in the face so many times,” Diaz told WPIX Monday after the attack, still visibly bruised. “I have a messed up arm. I couldn’t fight back.”
Tips to police “were essential and proved again that our communities have no place for violence” NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea tweeted.
This story was originally published on WPIX.


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QGeoCircle Class
The QGeoCircle class defines a circular geographic area. More...
| Header: | #include <QGeoCircle> |
| qmake: | QT += positioning |
| Since: | Qt 5.2 |
| Inherits: | QGeoShape |
Properties
- 3 properties inherited from QGeoShape
Public Functions
| QGeoCircle() | |
| QGeoCircle(const QGeoCoordinate ¢er, qreal radius = -1.0) | |
| QGeoCircle(const QGeoCircle &other) | |
| QGeoCircle(const QGeoShape &other) | |
| ~QGeoCircle() | |
| QGeoCoordinate | center() const |
| void | extendCircle(const QGeoCoordinate &coordinate) |
| qreal | radius() const |
| void | setCenter(const QGeoCoordinate ¢er) |
| void | setRadius(qreal radius) |
| QString | toString() const |
| void | translate(double degreesLatitude, double degreesLongitude) |
| QGeoCircle | translated(double degreesLatitude, double degreesLongitude) const |
| bool | operator!=(const QGeoCircle &other) const |
| QGeoCircle & | operator=(const QGeoCircle &other) |
| bool | operator==(const QGeoCircle &other) const |
- 10 public functions inherited from QGeoShape
Detailed Description
The QGeoCircle class defines a circular geographic area.
The circle is defined in terms of a QGeoCoordinate which specifies the center of the circle and a qreal which specifies the radius of the circle in meters.
The circle is considered invalid if the center coordinate is invalid or if the radius is less than zero.
This class is a Q_GADGET since Qt 5.5. It can be directly used from C++ and QML.
Property Documentation
center : QGeoCoordinate
This property holds the center coordinate for the geo circle.
The circle is considered invalid if this property contains an invalid coordinate.
A default constructed QGeoCircle uses an invalid QGeoCoordinate as center.
While this property is introduced in Qt 5.5, the related accessor functions exist since the first version of this class.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.5.
Access functions:
radius : qreal
This property holds the circle radius in meters.
The circle is considered invalid if this property is negative.
By default, the radius is initialized with -1
.
While this property is introduced in Qt 5.5, the related accessor functions exist since the first version of this class.
This property was introduced in Qt 5.5.
Access functions:
Member Function Documentation
QGeoCircle::QGeoCircle()
Constructs a new, invalid geo circle.
QGeoCircle::QGeoCircle(const QGeoCoordinate ¢er, qreal radius = -1.0)
Constructs a new geo circle centered at center and with a radius of radius meters.
QGeoCircle::QGeoCircle(const QGeoCircle &other)
Constructs a new geo circle from the contents of other.
QGeoCircle::QGeoCircle(const QGeoShape &other)
Constructs a new geo circle from the contents of other.
QGeoCircle::~QGeoCircle()
Destroys this geo circle.
QGeoCoordinate QGeoCircle::center() const
Returns the center coordinate of this geo circle. Equivalent to QGeoShape::center().
Note: Getter function for property center.
See also setCenter().
void QGeoCircle::extendCircle(const QGeoCoordinate &coordinate)
Extends the geo circle to also cover the coordinate coordinate
This function was introduced in Qt 5.9.
qreal QGeoCircle::radius() const
Returns the radius in meters of this geo circle.
Note: Getter function for property radius.
See also setRadius().
void QGeoCircle::setCenter(const QGeoCoordinate ¢er)
Sets the center coordinate of this geo circle to center.
Note: Setter function for property center.
See also center().
void QGeoCircle::setRadius(qreal radius)
Sets the radius in meters of this geo circle to radius.
Note: Setter function for property radius.
See also radius().
QString QGeoCircle::toString() const
Returns the geo circle properties as a string.
This function was introduced in Qt 5.5.
void QGeoCircle::translate(double degreesLatitude, double degreesLongitude)
Translates this geo circle by degreesLatitude northwards and degreesLongitude eastwards.
Negative values of degreesLatitude and degreesLongitude correspond to southward and westward translation respectively.
QGeoCircle QGeoCircle::translated(double degreesLatitude, double degreesLongitude) const
Returns a copy of this geo circle translated by degreesLatitude northwards and degreesLongitude eastwards.
Negative values of degreesLatitude and degreesLongitude correspond to southward and westward translation respectively.
See also translate().
bool QGeoCircle::operator!=(const QGeoCircle &other) const
Returns whether this geo circle is not equal to other.


Input
public protocol Input
A view for a collection of values.
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The individual element type.
Declaration
Swift
associatedtype Element
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The current position in the
Input
. Useful for debugging and error messages.Declaration
Swift
var position: Int { get }
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Indicates if there are remaining elements available in the view.
Declaration
Swift
var isAvailable: Bool { get }
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Returns the current element.
Declaration
Swift
func current() -> Element?
Return Value
The current element.
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Returns an
Input
which is offset by 1 element.Declaration
Swift
func advanced() -> Self
Return Value
The remaining
Input
.


The JDK contains a sample/jnlp directory that includes
five samples:
Each is briefly described below. For more information, see the
README
files for each in the samples/jnlp
directory in the SDK.
This sample demonstrates how to use CORBA within Java Web Start. It shows how a simple Java program using CORBA can be packaged, downloaded, and executed as a JNLP application by Java Web Start. RMI-IIOP utilizes the Java CORBA Object Request Broker (ORB) and IIOP. This lets you can write all your code in Java and use the rmic compiler to generate the code necessary for connecting your applications via the Internet InterORB Protocol (IIOP) to other applications written in any CORBA-compliant language. Please note that this sample doesn't use any of the JNLP APIs.
This example shows how to build a Java Web Start JRE auto-download installer.
This sample demonstrates features of the
JNLPRandomAccessFile
API. The file, which the user
picks, is opened as a random file for both writing and reading. The
application first writes some hard-coded strings to the file
selected by the user. It then reads whatever was written to the
file and displays it on to the screen using the awt
Container
and TextArea
components.
Java Web Start includes a servlet in the
sample/jnlp/servlet
directory that can be used to
package a JNLP file and its associated resources in a Web Archive
(.war
) file. The purpose of the servlet is to provide
a simple and convenient packaging format for JNLP applications, so
they can be easily deployed in a Web Container, such as Tomcat or a
J2EE-compliant Application Server.
This simple word-processing application allows users to Create,
Open, Modify, Save, and Print files. Webpad application extensively
uses the following JNLP APIs to access local resources even when
running in the untrusted execution environment:
FileOpenService
, FileContent
,
FileSaveService
, ClipboardService
,
PrintService
, DownloadService
,
BasicService
, and
PersistenceService
.


Completion Date: October 25, 2018
Program Functionality
This program uses an existing set of data to determine what the user most likely has when given two cards.
Planning
For this project, I used Bayes Theorem. It was very complicated for me, having only just starting Algebra at the time. However, I had someone to teach me in person, which helped a lot. I had decided to use many functions, as opposed to doing it all in one or two. This would make it easier to focus on one aspect at a time, and make less mistakes. This would potentially make the file easier to read, as well.
Functions
readwriteCSV()
This function can read or write to a file specified.
sorter()
Gets raw data from file specified. Returns the information each hand and what each card hand is as two lists.
suitProb()
Calculates the probability of getting a certain hand (pair, flush, etc. using the suit.
suit()
Finds the suit of each card, then uses suitProb() to find the probability of each suit being in a certain hand.
rankProb()
Calculates the probability of getting a certain hand (straight, full house) using the rank.
rank()
Finds the rank of each card, then uses rankProb() to find the probability of each rank being in a certain hand.
vectorProbs()
Calculates the probabilties of each hand (three of a kind, straight flush, etc.)
prob()
Finds the total probability of being a certain hand.
normalize()
Just makes the list neater.
What I Learned
The main thing that I learned was how to utilize Bayes Theorem. Bayes Theorem uses an existing set of data to predict the outcome based on a new information. In this project, I had to use the cards the user inputed as new information, and the possible five-card hands as outcomes.


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Adding your logo
To add your logo you’ll need it available as an image file – specifically either a JPEG or PNG file. These two file formats are the most common formats used on computers and across the internet.
Ensure your logo isn’t too small so as to appear fuzzy or pixellated. Around 500px by 500px is a good size to aim for.
My logo doesn’t fit
The Community Wakefield website displays logos in a circle, so square images will work best. Typically a logo that works well on sites like Facebook, Twitter or Instagram will also work on Community Wakefield.
When adding your logo, use the slider to adjust the size of your logo to fit in the circle.
Logos that are very wide or narrow will not work well; for this reason many organisations have multiple versions of their logo for different situations – e.g. an icon plus the organisation’s name to appear on sign above the front door, but just the icon when being used as a profile picture.
Using a simple logo will generally work best – bear in mind the organisation’s name will always appear alongside your logo whenever it appears on the website, so it’s not necessary for this to appear in the logo.
What should I do if my image is in a format other than JPEG or PNG?
You should be able to convert it. You could try opening it in an image editing or file previewing program on your computer, then choose File > Save As... and select JPEG or PNG as the file format.
Alternatively you could use on online file format conversion service. There are many of these available.
My logo is in a Word document, can I add it?
Your logo must be in a standard image file format; Word documents and other similar documents cannot be used.
If the only copy of your logo you have is in a Word document you may be able to get around this problem by zooming in so the logo fills a substantial part of your screen then taking a screenshot of the logo which will save it as an image. To do this:
- on Windows, use the built-in Snipping Tool
- on a Mac, press 'Command', 'Shift' and '4' together then select the area you want to save with the cursor.
I’ve received an error message saying my logo is too large.
The optimum size for an uploaded logo is 500px x 500px. If your logo is much larger than this you may need to resize it before uploading. You can resize it on your computer by:
- Using Photo Editor, if your computer runs Windows
- Using Preview, your your computer runs MacOS (go to Tools > Adjust Size)
What if I don't have a logo?
If your organisation doesn’t have a logo that’s not a problem – just leave it out when you’re setting up the organisation.
Adding a logo is helpful because it helps people identify who you are, but the Community Wakefield site will ensure your listings still look good without a logo added.


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The type extended-char is equivalent to the type (and character (not base-char)).
The type extended-char might have no elements_4 in implementations in which all characters are of type base-char.


Sac State beats UC Davis, clinches share of Big Sky title
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Kevin Thomson passed for 300 yards and ran for 116 yards to help Sacramento State clinch a share of the Big Sky Conference title with a 27-17 win over UC Davis on Saturday.
The Hornets (9-3, 7-1), ranked fourth in the FCS Coaches Poll, scored the last 24 points of the game after falling behind 17-3 in the second quarter. Sacramento State shares the title with Weber State, which beat the Hornets 36-17 on Nov. 2. With the head-to-head tiebreaker, Weber State automatically qualified for the FCS playoffs while Sacramento State is in line for an at-large berth.
Thomson threw a TD pass and ran for two more scores. His 3-yard TD run with 2:46 left in the second quarter cut the deficit to 17-10. His 51-yard TD pass to Marshel Martin gave the Hornets a 20-17 lead with 11:51 left in the fourth and his 33-yard keeper capped the scoring with 3:04 left.
Jake Maier passed for 227 yards, one touchdown and one interception for the Aggies (5-7, 3-5). Khris Vaughn caught six passes for 135 yards, including a 76-yard TD catch on UC Davis’ second possession of the game. Da’Von Frazier intercepted Thomson’s pass and returned it for a touchdown to make it 17-3 with 6:47 left in the second.
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"""Writes the given metrics in a csv."""
import numpy as np
import os
import pandas as pd
import sys
models_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
sys.path.append(models_dir)
from baseline_constants import CLIENT_ID_KEY, NUM_ROUND_KEY, NUM_SAMPLES_KEY
COLUMN_NAMES = [
CLIENT_ID_KEY, NUM_ROUND_KEY, 'hierarchy', NUM_SAMPLES_KEY]
[docs]def print_metrics(
round_number,
client_ids,
metrics,
hierarchies,
num_samples,
path):
"""Prints or appends the given metrics in a csv.
The resulting dataframe is of the form:
client_id, round_number, hierarchy, num_samples, metric1, metric2
twebbstack, 0, , 18, 0.5, 0.89
Args:
round_number: Number of the round the metrics correspond to. If
0, then the file in path is overwritten. If not 0, we append to
that file.
client_ids: Ids of the clients. Not all ids must be in the following
dicts.
metrics: Dict keyed by client id. Each element is a dict of metrics
for that client in the specified round. The dicts for all clients
are expected to have the same set of keys.
hierarchies: Dict keyed by client id. Each element is a list of hierarchies
to which the client belongs.
num_samples: Dict keyed by client id. Each element is the number of test
samples for the client.
"""
columns = COLUMN_NAMES + get_metrics_names(metrics)
client_data = pd.DataFrame(columns=columns)
for i, c_id in enumerate(client_ids):
current_client = {
'client_id': c_id,
'round_number': round_number,
'hierarchy': ','.join(hierarchies.get(c_id, [])),
'num_samples': num_samples.get(c_id, np.nan)
}
current_metrics = metrics.get(c_id, {})
for metric, metric_value in current_metrics.items():
current_client[metric] = metric_value
client_data.loc[len(client_data)] = current_client
mode = 'w' if round_number == 0 else 'a'
print_dataframe(client_data, path, mode)
[docs]def print_dataframe(df, path, mode='w'):
"""Writes the given dataframe in path as a csv"""
header = mode == 'w'
df.to_csv(path, mode=mode, header=header, index=False)
[docs]def get_metrics_names(metrics):
"""Gets the names of the metrics.
Args:
metrics: Dict keyed by client id. Each element is a dict of metrics
for that client in the specified round. The dicts for all clients
are expected to have the same set of keys."""
if len(metrics) == 0:
return []
metrics_dict = next(iter(metrics.values()))
return list(metrics_dict.keys())


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Abstraction layer for networking functionalities.
This module defines internal APIs for duplicated features between OpenStack Compute and OpenStack Networking. The networking abstraction layer expects methods defined in this module.
Bases: object
Abstract class to implement Floating IP methods
The FloatingIP object returned from methods in this class must contains the following attributes:
id: ID of Floating IP
ip: Floating IP address
pool: ID of Floating IP pool from which the address is allocated
fixed_ip: Fixed IP address of a VIF associated with the address
(instance_id when Nova floating IP is used)
instance_id: Instance ID of an associated with the Floating IP
Allocates a floating IP to the tenant.
You must provide a pool name or id for which you would like to allocate an floating IP.
Associates the floating IP to the port.
port_id is a fixed IP of an instance (Nova) or a port_id attached to a VNIC of an instance.
Disassociates the floating IP specified.
Fetches the floating IP.
It returns a FloatingIp object corresponding to floating_ip_id.
Returns a target ID of floating IP association.
Based on a backend implementation.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Returns True if the default floating IP pool is enabled.
Returns True if floating IP feature is supported.
Fetches a list all floating IPs.
A returned value is a list of FloatingIp object.
Fetches a list of all floating IP pools.
A list of FloatingIpPool objects is returned. FloatingIpPool object is an APIResourceWrapper/APIDictWrapper where ‘id’ and ‘name’ attributes are defined.
Returns a list of instance’s target IDs of floating IP association.
Based on the backend implementation
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Returns a list of association targets of instance VIFs.
Each association target is represented as FloatingIpTarget object. FloatingIpTarget is a APIResourceWrapper/APIDictWrapper and ‘id’ and ‘name’ attributes must be defined in each object. FloatingIpTarget.id can be passed as port_id in associate(). FloatingIpTarget.name is displayed in Floating Ip Association Form.
Releases a floating IP specified.
Bases: object
Abstract class to implement Security Group methods
SecurityGroup object returned from methods in this class must contains the following attributes:
SecurityGroupRule object should have the following attributes (The attribute names and their formats are borrowed from nova security group implementation):
Create a new security group.
It returns a SecurityGroup object created.
Delete the specified security group.
Fetches the security group.
It returns a SecurityGroup object corresponding to sg_id.
Fetches a list all security groups.
A returned value is a list of SecurityGroup object.
Get security groups of an instance.
Create a new security group rule.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Delete the specified security group rule.
Update security groups of a specified instance.


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B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering
At SMK Fomra Institute of Technology, OMR IT Highway,Kelambakkam, Chennai.
Percentage of Marks Obtained: 87.3%.
"A Talented individual with keen eyes looking to seek a position in an Organization to utilize my analytical, technical,
programming and communication skills as well as contribute myself in achieving the goals of the Organization and to gain experience."
"Our greatest weakness lies in giving up.
The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time."
—Thomas A. Edison.
At SMK Fomra Institute of Technology, OMR IT Highway,Kelambakkam, Chennai.
Percentage of Marks Obtained: 87.3%.
At CSI. ST. Thomas Higher Secondary School, Butt Road,ST.Thomas Mount, Chennai.
Percentage of Marks Obtained: 94.5%.
At CSI. ST. Thomas Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Butt Road,ST.Thomas Mount, Chennai.
Percentage of Marks Obtained: 97%.
Some of the awards and achievements of mine are listed below
Published a survey paper on “Cervical Cancer Detection System Using Various Textural Approaches” at IJICS.
Organized health camp as a part of NSS Unit.
Won awards for 100% attendance for consecutive five years (2009 -2014) in my school.
Awarded as the academic topper in HSC exams district level among CSI government aided schools.
As a captain I have leaded my team in district level Hockey matches and won Runners up medal.


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Crazy Craft 3.0 is a mod pack that has over 63 of minecrafts craziest and wackiest mods! These mods include the Tardis Mod, Transformers Mod, Orespawn Mod and many more! You can start your journey today in this madness that is Crazy Craft 3.0!
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Concepts refresher¶
This section briefly introduces C++ concepts.
Motivation¶
Concepts help constraining generic code. Taking the the following code:
template <typename T>
auto add_numbers(T lhs, T rhs) {
return lhs + rhs;
}
It will work with numbers but nothing prevents passing std::string, which seems odd for an add_numbers
function.
Let’s constrain T
to only accept integral types. We will use the std::integral concept for that matter.
template <std::integral T>
auto add_numbers(T lhs, T rhs) {
return lhs + rhs;
}
Calling add_numbers
with std::string will now fail to compile.
Concept definition syntax¶
Here is a toy concept definition, which will be useful to read and understand more advanced concepts:
template <typename T>
concept foo =
std::default_constructible<T> && // 1.
requires(T const& value) { // 2.
std::signed_integral<typename T::difference_type>; // 3.
{ value.size() } -> std::same_as<std::size_t>; // 4.
};
T
must model std::default_constructible.requires clause allows using values of any type (here
T const&
) to ensure the validity of expressions composing it.T::difference_type
must exist, and model std::signed_integral.value.size()
must be a valid expression, and return exactly std::size_t.
Hint
When a concept is specified after ->
, its first template parameter is omitted. It will be set automatically by the compiler.
4.
could have been written as std::same_as<decltype((value.size())), std::size_t>
.
Note
To learn more about Concepts, take a look here.
Concept emulation¶
Concepts are a C++20 feature, and thus are not used in the code.
To emulate them, mgs defines for each concept:
a type trait
a variable template
a type alias
Taking back the foo toy concept from above:
namespace mgs {
template <typename T, typename U>
struct is_foo { /* ... */ };
template <typename T, typename U>
constexpr auto is_foo_v = is_foo<T, U>::value;
template <typename T,
typename U,
typename = std::enable_if_t<is_foo_v<T, U>>>
using foo = T;
} // namespace mgs
To know more about concept emulation and how to use it, take a look here.
Important
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counterparts (which often means compiler errors).
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) in generic context is a pain. And my feeling is that statements like std::is_base_of_v<std::string, void>
should return false
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statsmodels.regression.linear_model.OLS¶
-
class
statsmodels.regression.linear_model.
OLS
(endog, exog=None, missing='none', hasconst=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ A simple ordinary least squares model.
- Parameters
- endogarray-like
1-d endogenous response variable. The dependent variable.
- exogarray-like
A nobs x k array where nobs is the number of observations and k is the number of regressors. An intercept is not included by default and should be added by the user. See
statsmodels.tools.add_constant
.- missingstr
Available options are ‘none’, ‘drop’, and ‘raise’. If ‘none’, no nan checking is done. If ‘drop’, any observations with nans are dropped. If ‘raise’, an error is raised. Default is ‘none.’
- hasconstNone or bool
Indicates whether the RHS includes a user-supplied constant. If True, a constant is not checked for and k_constant is set to 1 and all result statistics are calculated as if a constant is present. If False, a constant is not checked for and k_constant is set to 0.
See also
Notes
No constant is added by the model unless you are using formulas.
Examples
>>> import numpy as np >>> >>> import statsmodels.api as sm >>> >>> Y = [1,3,4,5,2,3,4] >>> X = range(1,8) >>> X = sm.add_constant(X) >>> >>> model = sm.OLS(Y,X) >>> results = model.fit() >>> results.params array([ 2.14285714, 0.25 ]) >>> results.tvalues array([ 1.87867287, 0.98019606]) >>> print(results.t_test([1, 0])) <T test: effect=array([ 2.14285714]), sd=array([[ 1.14062282]]), t=array([[ 1.87867287]]), p=array([[ 0.05953974]]), df_denom=5> >>> print(results.f_test(np.identity(2))) <F test: F=array([[ 19.46078431]]), p=[[ 0.00437251]], df_denom=5, df_num=2>
- Attributes
- weightsscalar
Has an attribute weights = array(1.0) due to inheritance from WLS.
Methods
fit
([method, cov_type, cov_kwds, use_t])Full fit of the model.
fit_regularized
([method, alpha, L1_wt, …])Return a regularized fit to a linear regression model.
from_formula
(formula, data[, subset, drop_cols])Create a Model from a formula and dataframe.
get_distribution
(params, scale[, exog, …])Returns a random number generator for the predictive distribution.
hessian
(params[, scale])Evaluate the Hessian function at a given point.
hessian_factor
(params[, scale, observed])Weights for calculating Hessian
information
(params)Fisher information matrix of model
Initialize (possibly re-initialize) a Model instance.
loglike
(params[, scale])The likelihood function for the OLS model.
predict
(params[, exog])Return linear predicted values from a design matrix.
score
(params[, scale])Evaluate the score function at a given point.
whiten
(Y)OLS model whitener does nothing: returns Y.


The Rhymist
by Fron
on 2016-05-03
by Fron
on 2016-05-03
(Monday)
There is a seat missing among us today. One of the regular Unis is sick and cannot come.
A petite girl with a large book of Classical Ballads sits down in the empty chair. She has a taco salad. None of us got a taco salad, because unlike all the other entrees which are eaten with spoon and fork, it is too hands-on. Eating a taco salad would distinguish us from others. She has a side of curried cauliflower, rather than the peppered peas that the rest of us have. She is wearing a blue shirt, not a U-shirt.
We all look at her, unsure how to respond. I wait for another to speak up, but of course, we are all waiting for another to speak up, so none of us do.
“Heya,” she says brightly. “On the surface you look the same/ Makes me wonder what are y’all’s names?”
She puts down Classical Ballads, and proceeds to crunch into her taco salad.
“Our names aren’t important,” I pipe up, and am not surprised to see two others say the exact same sentence at the exact same time, “As humans, we are all quite interchangeable.”
“I think you’ll find that’s just not true,” she said, “come test time, if you sit in lieu/ of someone else, that’d be quite an oopsy-doo!”
“Stop it,” one of the Unis piped up, “Are you aware what you’re saying is quite taboo?”
“John, don’t rhyme with her, that’ll only encourage the cur,” another pipes up, then colors, realizing he has said John’s name out loud, which is, in fact, quite taboo.
“Are you a Creativist?” another Uni demands. “You’re not welcome at our table!”
“It makes me sad to see a group that’s so unstable/ when someone new comes sitting down, she’s quickly slapped an enemy’s label!”
A Uniformist clangs his spoon on the dish. “I must insist that you desist, at this table not a single Creativist is allowed to exist!”
“Everyone, please stop talking,” Un says, “Be calm, I’ll go report this act of stalking.”
Our chewing has gotten out of sync. Panicking Unis are eating their foods out of order—some of us have finished all our peas before our soup, while others have finished our soup before our peas. One of us has dumped peas into his soup. Some of us find our mouths moving without food, as if sounding out silent words. Rather than looking at each other, as Uniformists should, we are all looking at her.
“I am quite curious, if you all eat and dress the same, does that make you spurious?”
“I don’t appreciate your mind game,” one Uniformist growled.
“I am not playing with you,” said salad-ballad girl in blue. “I am merely saying what’s true.”
“Let me explain,” I break in. “Though plain, our lives need no supplement. We are content.”
She looks at me. “You pretend to hide behind an unremarkable life, but really you’re hiding from your internal strife.”
The girl is making sounds with her mouth. She puffs up her cheeks and expels air repeatedly. She snaps her fingers with her non-taco holding hand. We look at her and at each other in confusion: is this some derisory Creativist gesture? The blasts of air and regular snaps, however, draw us in. Listening to it, we again find a rhythm with our chewing. Various Unis speak up.
“You have no place within our bunch. Please let us eat our lunch.”
“You do not belong here. I think this is clear.”
“Your values do not mesh with ours. Leave, before this whole thing sours.”
“Stop!” I say. “Is this the Uniformist way? What merits such a rude display?”
“Fron, she’s turning us into Creativists! We’ve completely deviated from the usual scripts!
I realize that indeed, she is keeping a beat. Our syllables are falling right into her beats, one-to-one, in a way reminiscent of how the Philosophocle Rights and Responsibilities booklet fall into our mailboxes at the beginning of each semester.
A Uniformist stands up. We all stare at him. By standing up he has distinguished himself.
“Get out! Or I’ll—I’ll… give you a big clout!”
The girl abruptly stops crunching her taco salad and looks at the offender, who is making threatening arm movements in her direction.
“From your brochure I read that I’d be treated with civility. But since I’ve come I’ve been met with nothing but hostility. Therefore I will now be off, leave behind the halls of lunchtime’s dreary coughs. You can stay and repeat another day—or you can follow the river of what can be said, the song inside your head.”
With this she gets up and starts to leave. She takes her Classical Ballads and taco salad in her hands, leaving her tray behind.
Chairs scrape up as several Uniformists abandon their food, “Please don’t leave without me, I too want to be free!” One Uniformist is busy taking off his U-shirt.
My heart pounds. Should I follow them?
She doesn’t look back. “I do not like what I see. But I am not deaf to your plea. If you want another opportunity, meet me at the Scoop for tea.”
And then she is gone.
“You, you, you!” Un says to the Uniformists who had stood up. “Sit down!”
“I’m sorry. I—I—I didn’t know what came over me,” says the boy who had taken off his U-shirt. He hurriedly put it back on.
“Un, we must not go to the Scoop tomorrow,” someone says. “I don’t know what kind of demonic powers that girl has.”
“We certainly will meet her tomorrow for tea,” Un said, his face dark with rage and his fists clenched.
Un had fought tirelessly for “Uniformist Day” at the Scoop. He had written letters to the Director of Religious Life, the Student Activities Board, the Student Judicial Board, the Board Against Discrimination and For Tolerance, and even appealed to the President. Nothing is going to keep him from his rightful place at the Scoop tomorrow.
“All of us. We will teach her that no one messes with the Uniformists. When we are done with her, I promise you, she will be a Uniformist.”
Un sits back in his chair and takes a deep breath to calm himself down. Nods spread around the table.
“Sit down, everyone. Take a breath, in… out… Straighten your backs. Open your books to page ten.”
We take out our pocket-sized Guides to Uniformisms. All of us—even the ones who had previously protested—read page ten1 out loud. But I cannot return to that previous zen. The girl’s poetry was a unique kind of song. For the first time, I’m not sure that I really belong.
As we read the Uniformization, I don’t process the words at all. They are dull and dreary. I feel I am going through a bleary pantomime. I can’t help but imagine what will happen if every sentence were replaced by rhyme.
There is something beautiful about salad-ballad girl, which none of the other Uniformists understand. Something momentuous, I know, will happen tomorrow. I do not know what, but I know that I cannot allow Un to turn her into a Uniformist.
The Uniformization, which helps us return to a uniform state after we have been disturbed.↩


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Toy Story 2 * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by John Lasseter, Lee Unkrich, Ash Brannon. Voices: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, Wallace Shawn, Annie Potts, John Ratzenberger, Kelsey Grammer, Wayne Knight, Laurie Metcalf, Jodi Benson. 1999 - 90 minutes Rated G (nothing objectionable). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, November 25, 1999.
The third computer generated animated film from Pixar, "Toy Story 2" can be regarded with ease as one of those very rare sequels that actually improves upon its predecessor. Watching the original, in its entirety, for the first time since its theatrical release in November of 1995, and then going to see the sequel two hours later, it is abundantly clear that "Toy Story 2" is richer and more awe-inspiring in the animation department, has a stronger, appreciatively non-preachy message to make about the act of growing up, and, most importantly, is at least twice as imaginative. Sure, there are a sampling of corny jokes (as in the first one) to satisfy the children in the audience, but also like the original, it is a film that has a snappy pace, clever writing, and is condescending to neither kids nor adult viewers. Those attributes are, at least, something I doubt you could find in the new "Pokemon" movie.
Picking up a couple years after its precursor, this immensely entertaining sequel reintroduces all of the old toys that are owned by the young boy named Andy, most notably Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks), a cowboy, and Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), a space explorer. Now all friends, the gang of toys, which also include Mr. Potato Head (Don Rickles), Slinky the Dog (Jim Varney), Hamm the Piggy Bank (John Ratzenberger) and Rex the Dinosaur (Wallace Shawn), find their worst fear come true when, through a chain of unfortunate events, Woody is stolen at a yard sale by spiteful toy owner Al (Wayne Knight). While Buzz Lightyear and a select few of the other toys set out to rescue Woody, Woody himself discovers why Al wanted him so badly: he unknowingly used to be the star of a popular television show, and is the one missing character in the collection. Meeting and becoming quick friends with the other toys from the show, cowgirl and confidante Jessie (Joan Cusack), a horse named Bullseye, and the old paternal figure called The Prospector (Kelsey Grammer), Woody begins to have second thoughts about going back to Andy because he believes he might have finally found his rightful place in the world of toys.
What is so utterly delightful about "Toy Story 2" is that it never once rehashes the original, instead consistently coming up with sensationally innovative new ideas and branching the story off into many enlivening directions. Due to this, it dodges the usual fate of becoming an unnecessary sequel because, for once, Walt Disney Pictures does not seem to be aiming for a quick buck, as they have patently directed all of their efforts into making an exemplary continuation of a recent beloved family film.
While the 1995 picture grew a little frustrating because of the majority of the action taking place in bedrooms, "Toy Story 2" is akin to the also superior 1993 sequel "Addams Family Values," in that it takes the characters into a much-needed outside setting. Opening in Andy's bedroom, then going into the city, through a toy store, and culminating at an airport (with pit stops in between), the film is a grand achievement and another step forward in the world of animation, appearing more sharp and detailed than even Pixar's last film, 1998's "A Bug's Life." Never short of being colorful and visually extravagant, certain shots are so very impressive that they almost look like live-action, while the human characters also appear slightly more real than their artificial representations in the original.
Staying true to the memorable toy characters he previously created, director John Lasseter does not try to miraculously alter the personalities of Woody, Buzz, or the rest of the ensemble, but simply continues their evolvement as regular people. By doing this, Lasseter also has introduced several fresh characters, including Mrs. Potato Head, The Prospector, Bullseye, Tour Guide Barbie, and the most effective, Jessie. Marvelously voiced by Joan Cusack, Jessie is one of the most well-written and realistically portrayed modern animated characters in some time. In an unusually touching and meaningful flashback for a family movie, we watch how Jessie's life has lead up to this moment. She used to have an owner, a loving girl who was her best friend, but as the years went by, the girl turned into a young woman, the places where her toys used to be changed into posters and make-up, Jessie stopped being played with, and finally, ended up being thrown away. "You never forget your owner," Jessie tearfully says, "but they forget you."
For every minor instance where something doesn't work (in a throwaway ode to the first "Star Wars" trilogy, Buzz Lightyear discovers his arch nemesis, Zurg, is actually his father), there are no less than twenty other things that do. The climax, for example, is ingeniously set at a busy airport, and stands as one of the most exciting action set-pieces this whole year. Joyous and lighthearted, "Toy Story 2" is ideal family entertainment, and the most satisfying Disney movie since 1991's "Beauty and the Beast."
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From loud music to late night shouting - Newcastle's noisiest neighbourhoods revealed
Figures show that 2,160 noise complaints have been made over the past 12 months - with everything from DIY to buskers causing a racket
by Katie DickinsonFrom loud music to late night shouting, more than 2,000 noise complaints have been made by irate Newcastle residents in the past 12 months - with Jesmond responsible for almost a fifth of them.
Figures released by Newcastle City Council have revealed that 2,160 noise complaints were made to the authority between November 1, 2018 and October 31, 2019.
And the leafy suburb of Jesmond accounted for just less than a fifth of those, with 216 complaints in the electoral ward of North Jesmond, and 183 in South Jesmond.
As in all other wards, 'neighbour noise' was by far the highest cause for concern (139 in North Jesmond, 114 in South Jesmond), with 'loud music' prompting the second highest number of disgruntled calls (57 in North Jesmond, 46 in South Jesmond).
The ward with the next highest number of noise complaints was another suburb known for its student population - Heaton .
The area had 127 in total, 90 of which were for neighbour noise, 12 were for loud music and seven were for alarms going off.
The East End wards of Ouseburn and Byker came in at fourth and fifth, with 106 and 104 respectively.
Barking dogs were another source of sleepless nights in many areas, prompting 23 complaints in Walkergate, 20 in Denton and Westerhope and 16 in Castle.
In the city centre meanwhile, busking street noise led to 37 complaints over 12 months in the Monument ward.
A further 19 complaints were made about rackets from commercial premises, and 15 from construction noise.
DIY, roadworks and 'drinking and rowdy groups' were among the other issues likely to lead to a complaint.
A spokesperson for Newcastle City Council said: “A large number of the noise complaints we receive relate to problems with noisy neighbours and in many cases advice to the complainant to speak to their neighbour can often resolve the issue.
“If this is not possible, or does not work, we will gather evidence to confirm if a nuisance exists.
“An informal letter will be sent to the alleged noise-maker requesting that the noise is stopped. We will also ask the person complaining about the noise to keep a noise diary, recording the dates, times and type of any noise nuisance. This helps us determine if we can take more formal action against the noise-maker.
“Formal action could include the serving of an abatement notice requiring the person responsible for the noise to stop making the noise or restrict any noise to certain times of day, seizure of the noise making equipment, or ultimately legal action through a criminal prosecution.”
Find out how your area fared:
North Jesmond - 216
South Jesmond - 183
Heaton - 127
Ouseburn - 106
Byker - 104
Elswick - 94
Monument - 84
Wingrove - 69
Arthur's Hill - 68
Callerton and Throckley - 66
Denton and Westerhope - 66
Blakelaw - 65
Dene and South Gosforth - 65
Walkergate - 65
West Fenham - 64
Walker - 58
Fawdon and West Gosforth - 57
Lemington - 52
Benwell and Scotswood - 50
Castle - 48
Kingston Park South and Newbiggin Hall - 47
Manor Park - 44
Kenton - 41
Parklands - 34
Gosforth - 23
Chapel - 14
Unclassified - 123


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Sandbox is an initiative for makers on the campus to work on their innovative product ideas. Few of the facility available are 3D printers, 3D Scanner, Prototyping boards, measuring instruments and basic workshop tools.
A place to hack and make things
Fabrication LabSandbox is an initiative for makers on the campus to work on their innovative product ideas. Few of the facility available are 3D printers, 3D Scanner, Prototyping boards, measuring instruments and basic workshop tools.
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• Scroll in and out with mousewheel
• Click and drag to rotate the view
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Voice Service High Level API Tester
Binder WS Fail
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Whitfield Reaves is one of the leading practitioners in the field of acupuncture sports medicine, having specialized in the field for over 30 years. He was first licensed and began clinical practice in 1981, and earned his doctorate of Oriental Medicine in 1983. His thesis, "Acupuncture and the Treatment of Common Running Injuries", demonstrated that TCM could address many clinical issues in sports medicine. His experience includes the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, as well as numerous track and field, cycling and other events nationally over the last 25 years. Whitfield is the author of The Acupuncture Handbook of Sports Injuries and Pain, one of the few texts integrating traditional acupuncture with orthopedic and sports medicine. He is also the director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program. Whitfield continues to teach seminars and apprenticeship-style workshops in North America and Europe.