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| int | ex_check_file_type (const char *path, int *type) |
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| int | ex_set_max_name_length (int exoid, int length) |
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| void | ex_update_max_name_length (int exoid, int length) |
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| int | ex_put_names_internal (int exoid, int varid, size_t num_entity, char **names, ex_entity_type obj_type, const char *subtype, const char *routine) |
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| int | ex_put_name_internal (int exoid, int varid, size_t index, const char *name, ex_entity_type obj_type, const char *subtype, const char *routine) |
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| int | ex_get_names_internal (int exoid, int varid, size_t num_entity, char **names, ex_entity_type obj_type, const char *routine) |
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| int | ex_get_name_internal (int exoid, int varid, size_t index, char *name, int name_size, ex_entity_type obj_type, const char *routine) |
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| void | ex_trim_internal (char *name) |
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| char * | ex_catstr (const char *string, int num) |
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| char * | ex_catstr2 (const char *string1, int num1, const char *string2, int num2) |
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| char * | ex_name_of_object (ex_entity_type obj_type) |
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| ex_entity_type | ex_var_type_to_ex_entity_type (char var_type) |
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| char * | ex_dim_num_objects (ex_entity_type obj_type) |
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| char * | ex_dim_num_entries_in_object (ex_entity_type obj_type, int idx) |
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| char * | ex_name_var_of_object (ex_entity_type obj_type, int i, int j) |
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| char * | ex_name_of_map (ex_entity_type map_type, int map_index) |
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| int | ex_id_lkup (int exoid, ex_entity_type id_type, ex_entity_id num) |
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| struct obj_stats * | ex_get_stat_ptr (int exoid, struct obj_stats **obj_ptr) |
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| void | ex_rm_stat_ptr (int exoid, struct obj_stats **obj_ptr) |
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| struct list_item ** | ex_get_counter_list (ex_entity_type obj_type) |
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| int | ex_inc_file_item (int exoid, struct list_item **list_ptr) |
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| int | ex_get_file_item (int exoid, struct list_item **list_ptr) |
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| void | ex_rm_file_item (int exoid, struct list_item **list_ptr) |
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| int | ex_get_num_props (int exoid, ex_entity_type obj_type) |
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| int | ex_get_cpu_ws (void) |
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| static void | ex_swap (int v[], int i, int j) |
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| static void | ex_swap64 (int64_t v[], int64_t i, int64_t j) |
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| static int | ex_int_median3 (int v[], int iv[], int64_t left, int64_t right) |
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| static int64_t | ex_int_median3_64 (int64_t v[], int64_t iv[], int64_t left, int64_t right) |
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| static void | ex_int_iqsort (int v[], int iv[], int left, int right) |
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| static void | ex_int_iqsort64 (int64_t v[], int64_t iv[], int64_t left, int64_t right) |
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| static void | ex_int_iisort (int v[], int iv[], int N) |
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| static void | ex_int_iisort64 (int64_t v[], int64_t iv[], int64_t N) |
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| void | ex_iqsort (int v[], int iv[], int N) |
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| void | ex_iqsort64 (int64_t v[], int64_t iv[], int64_t N) |
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| int | ex_large_model (int exoid) |
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| int | ex_get_dimension (int exoid, const char *DIMENSION, const char *label, size_t *count, int *dimid, const char *routine) |
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| void | ex_compress_variable (int exoid, int varid, int type) |
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The following 'indexed qsort' routine is modified from Sedgewicks algorithm It selects the pivot based on the median of the left, right, and center values to try to avoid degenerate cases ocurring when a single value is chosen. It performs a quicksort on intervals down to the EX_QSORT_CUTOFF size and then performs a final insertion sort on the almost sorted final array. Based on data in Sedgewick, the EX_QSORT_CUTOFF value should be between 5 and 20.
See Sedgewick for further details Define DEBUG_QSORT at the top of this file and recompile to compile in code that verifies that the array is sorted.
NOTE: The 'int' implementation below assumes that both the items being sorted and the number of items being sorted are both representable as 'int'.
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this routine accesses a structure to track and increment a counter for each open exodus file. it is designed to be used by the routines ex_put_elem_block(), and ex_put_set_param(), to get the number of element blocks, or a type of set, respectively, for an open exodus II file.
The list structure is used as follows:
ptr --------—> list item structure
exodus file id item value (int) ptr to next (NULL if last)
NOTE: since netCDF reuses its file ids, and a user may open and close any number of files in one application, items must be taken out of the linked lists in each of the above routines. these should be called after nc_close().
| int ex_inc_file_item |
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this routine sets up a structure to track and increment a counter for each open exodus file. it is designed to be used by the routines ex_put_elem_block() and ex_put_set_param(), to keep track of the number of element blocks, and each type of set, respectively, for each open exodus II file.
The list structure is used as follows:
ptr --------—> list item structure
exodus file id item value (int) ptr to next (NULL if last)
NOTE: since netCDF reuses its file ids, and a user may open and close any number of files in one application, items must be taken out of the linked lists in each of the above routines. these should be called after ncclose().
| void ex_rm_file_item |
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this routine removes a structure to track and increment a counter for each open exodus file.
The list structure is used as follows:
ptr --------—> list item structure
exodus file id item value (int) ptr to next (NULL if last)
NOTE: since netCDF reuses its file ids, and a user may open and close any number of files in one application, items must be taken out of the linked lists in each of the above routines. these should be called after ncclose().


POWER9 enablement.
POWER9 optimized scheduler.
Requires at least POWER8 for ppc64le.
POWER8 Transactional Memory enablement.
POWER8 Crypto Operations enablement.
POWER8 and POWER9 optimized system libraries.
POWER9 _Float128 enablement as specified by ISO/IEC TS 18661-3.
GCC creates binaries using --mcpu=power8 --mtune=power9 by default.
Advance Toolchain new location
Since the end of August 2019, Advance Toolchain has been available from a new FTP server: public.dhe.ibm.com
Please be advised the FTP server at Unicamp won't be updated any longer.
New features in 13.0-2
- GCC provides:
- GNU C Library provides:
- Binutils provides:
- Python provides:
- Adding the following flags when building python: --enable-optimizations and --with-lto
Previous releases
New features in 13.0-1
- GCC provides:
- GNU C Library provides:
- Binutils provides:
- GNU Debugger provides:
New features in 13.0-0
- Support for RHEL 8.
- Support for SLES 15.
- Support for Ubuntu 18.04.
- Support for Debian 10.
- GCC provides:
- GNU C Library provides:
- Binutils provides:
- GNU Debugger provides:
- Userspace RCU provides:
- OpenSSL provides:
- Expat provides:
- Libhugetlbfs provides:
- Python provides:
- Boost provides:
- Provides a new component: Power Vector Library (pveclib).
New features in 12.0-1
- GCC provides:
- GNU C Library provides:
- GNU Debugger provides:
- GNU MPFR provides:
- Fix double-rounding bug in the internal function mpfr_set_1_2.
- Shared cache: cleanup and various improvements/corrections.
- Detect use of DBL_* macros instead of MPFR_DBL_* ones..
- Golang provides:
- Go 1.10.8.
- Fix enabling debug information.
- Use private futexes on Linux.
- Fix of OMUL should be evaluated when using soft-float.
- Prevent overflow in walkinrange.
- Move wildcard-trimming to before CheckImportPath.
- Relax pathOK check to allow any letter.
- Reject 'get' of paths containing leading dots or unsupported characters.
- Put runtime.framepointer_enabled in DATA instead of RODATA.
- Limit number of signature checks for each verification.
- Check for nil connRequest.conn before use.
- Restore r2 when restoring state from gobuf in gogo on ppc64x.
- Userspace RCU provides:
- Version 0.10.2, see the release notes for details.
- Fix: don't wait after completion of a work queue job batch.
- Fix: mixup between URCU_WORKQUEUE_RT and URCU_CALL_RCU_RT
- Valgrind provides:
- Version 3.14.0, see the release notes for details.
- Fix the generation of the manpages.
- OpenSSL provides:


This port is one of the largest towns in northern Norway. It perches on the tip of a peninsula on the mainland, opposite the extreme southern end of the Lofoten Islands.
This is a good place to see the midnight sun (end of May to the middle of July).
Position 67°17.3'N, 14°22.9'E.
This is an official Port of Entry.
Last updated February 2016.
The harbour is generally open to the SW. The fishing boat pontoon offers more shelter than the one for visitors, but is only available during the summer (mid June to mid August).
Visitors’ pontoons are in the SE corner of the harbour, below the hotel and next to pontoon reserved for fishing. Both have water and electricity. Showers and laundry machines on ground floor of Molo Stua are operated by credit card, or on request by a harbour hostess who will take cash for these and for berthing (this avoids the additional cost of each use of a non-Norwegian credit card). During office hours telephone the number outside the facilities’ door for assistance.
It is possible to winter either afloat or ashore here. Customs will help fill in forms for permission to stay (these can also be filled in online). Approval is usually granted within a week of submission.
Last updated February 2016.


“I have nothing to hide” is not a valid excuse to allow you to be reckless.
If you are neither a millionaire, nor a public character, nor an international criminal, it is indeed possible that no hacker does target you personally, but it does not protect you for as much.
Hackers target mass: data breach, ransomwares, and phishing campaigns targets millions of people at a time. The likelihood that you will be a victim a day is thus very high [1].
No one is safe from being the target of a rejected lover, a jealous competitor or a curious friend, it happens every day, to tens of thousands of people.
My goal is to give you a few simple rules to avoid you for example that:
These recommendations do not constitute in any case a means to escape from the NSA or any other governmental or para-governmental organization [2].
 The recommendations I am making are not very complex to apply, it is framed especially of good sense and good practices. I have tried to be neither paranoid nor conspiratorial as much as possible.
This guide is necessarily imperfect. Some find it too light, and many will find it too complex. In my opinion, this is the minimum subsistence level.
[1]: It is also very likely that one of your accounts has already been hacked. By entering your email on this site, you may as well discover that your data has already been corrupted. ↩
[2]: If you want to seriously escape from NSA-type organizations, you should at least: banish the use of all social networks, use no cloud storage services, connect to the Internet via the Tor network, create proxy chains, base your interest on cryptography, etc. ↩
Any Internet Service Provider (ISP) can spy on you and save your activity.
You can, a priori, rather trust your connection at home, at the office, or to your mobile operator, but the public WIFI connections are really very risky. And even if the cyber, the airport, or the hotel does not spy on you directly, it is often possible for a hacker to monitor your activity on these open networks, and therefore retrieve your confidential information.
If you must use public connections (cyber, airports, hotels, etc.), you must use a VPN on your computer, but also on all your mobile devices.
A VPN is a system that encrypts and hides your activity on the Internet. Thus, neither a hacker, neither the provider of your Internet connection may not know what you are doing.
Ideally, you would have to use a VPN all the time, even at home.
Be however careful, the VPN could even save your personal information. It is therefore essential to make sure to use a trusted and paid VPN [3].
Here is a selection of a few VPN:
[3]: because “If it is free, you're the product.” ↩
Generate complex passwords of 9 characters minimum
One of the common techniques to find a password is to test all the possible combinations [4].
Below 9 characters, it takes only a few hours to test all the possible combinations of a password [5].
From 9 characters, It is theoretically several months to break your password.
Attention however, it is only valid if your password contains both lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Because just a few-minutes is enough to break a 9 character password consisting of letters.
Here are some online password generators:
Use unique passwords for each service
Another common way to recover passwords for hackers is the purchase of stolen passwords on other sites.
Domino's Pizza, Playstation, Uber, eBay, UPS, Yahoo, Evernote, Nintendo, Linkedin, for example [6] have all known of massive data theft. If you had for example the same password on Linkedin and on Gmail someone could enter your inbox.
We have to imagine that this is done on a large scale. The hackers buy huge packs of stolen passwords, and test them systematically on all sites that interest them: Amazon, Google, Skype, Paypal, etc.
So it is not just a recommendation. It is absolutely necessary that you have unique passwords on each site. Otherwise, all your personal data could end up being compromised.
[4]: Brute-force attack or Dictionary attack ↩
[5]: You can test the theoretical time it would take to crack your passwords on this site ↩
Mails, social networks, loyalty programs, finance, mobile applications, etc. We all have at least several dozens of passwords, and it is not humanly possible to remember them (especially when your passwords looks like this: 2=4Dq7h!N9).
The solution we usually use by default is to let our Internet browser remember our passwords. It's a pretty bad habit.
Even if most browsers encrypt your passwords, they are displayed in clear text once the computer and browser are open.
Anyone who would be introduced to your machine could be connected to all your online services.
Then, browsers only store passwords used on Internet pages. Over time, you have passwords everywhere: in your Internet browsers at home, office and on your phone, in your operating system for WiFi access, in a “notes” file for Smartphone applications, on a paper notebook for some professional access, etc.
This chaotic management system is too complex to be reliable and durable. How will you do in 5 years? And when you change a computer? You let it drag sensitive information to very many places, and to make your life easier, you most likely use the same passwords on many services.
Use a password manager to secure in one place all your passwords, addresses, phone numbers, IBANS, loyalty cards, etc.
Password managers encrypt all of these sensitive data. Then you can simply enter your master password to unlock everything.
It is of course the flaw in this system. If someone gets into your machine (physically or virtually) and that your main password is compromised, it is all your digital life that can be stolen.
This is not a perfect solution, but it is pragmatic, simple and relatively secure.
Choose a password very complex to encrypt the access to your password manager (about fifteen characters) don't write it down, hold it.
Then delete all your passwords on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, disable the automatic password logging, and use only your password manager.
Password manager typically allow you to automatically generate complex passwords for each access. So it's a problem less to worry about.
Here is a selection of some password managers:
Many types of attack allow you to find your passwords. If you are personally targeted, social engineering is for example one of the most formidable methods.
Social engineering is the fact of using your ignorance or credulity to steal your personal information. This can be achieved for example (among hundreds of other possible techniques) by a fake mail sent from your IT manager to ask you to change your password [7]. It is through this kind of techniques for example that Hillary Clinton's emails would have been stolen.
One of the only ways to protect yourself against a password theft is the two-factor authentication.
You must enable this feature on all your sensitive accounts.
Specifically, once you have dual-factor authentication enabled, each time you connect from a new device, you receive a security code (by SMS, or displayed on your mobile) to validate your access.
Here's info to configure 2-Step verification on the main online services:
Do not forget your bank of course!
This is an additional constraint, but it is also absolutely necessary for such sensitive accounts.
I personally use Google Authenticator as soon as possible. I think it's more convenient, reliable and fast than SMS.
When you enable the dual-factor authentication, you usually have to generate backup keys for the case where you lose your mobile. If you have opted for a password manager, this is the right place to store these keys.
This is one of the most popular advice, so I will not dwell on it. But this is also very important.
Digital Security is a gigantic game of cat and mouse on a global scale between hackers, government agencies and online services.
Digital services therefore continually update their tools as the security vulnerabilities are discovered.
We do not like to always leave the hand to Microsoft, Apple, Google or antivirus to make changes directly on our devices, but it's one of the most effective ways to protect yourself.
Install an antivirus (even on MacOS and Android) and enable the automatic updates on all your devices.
Here are some guides to enable Automatic Updates:
I would not dwell on it either so it is obvious that it is imperative to regularly backup your data.
Look at the area of Time Machine on MacOS and File History on Windows.
The question of saving your data in the Cloud is very sensitive. It’s up to each individual to weigh the pros and cons.
Your data on Google Drive, Dropbox and iCloud, are as secure as your accounts on these services. If your password is unique and complex, and you have enabled Two-factor authentication, your data are relatively well protected against an isolated hacker.
On the other hand, it is a direct gateway to U.S. federal agencies [8].
Everything that is very sensitive should not be there: your passwords, your identity documents, your photos, etc.
Your Facebook and Google accounts are often required to access secondary services such as Netflix, Airbnb, Instagram or Uber.
If it is indeed very practical and fast, after a few years we end up having allowed access to our personal data to dozens of services more or less ethical and secure.
Is it really important to give our full identity and all our friends list to Tinder, Tripadvisor, Spotify or Pinterest?
You should only give access to your main Facebook and Google accounts when it is absolutely necessary. For all services where anonymity is possible, you should use secondary accounts.
In addition to securing your personal data, having 2 accounts for Facebook and Google also allows us to be able to express ourselves more freely and anonymously and to avoid spamming or flooding notifications on our main accounts.
Ideally every few years, we will replace our sub-accounts.
If you do not want to use secondary accounts:
[9]: Your friends are an excellent gateway to phishing, ransomware and social engineering ↩
As soon as it is possible, buy on Amazon rather than on a website directly or pay via Paypal, Apple Pay or Google Wallet.
Not only are these services recognized to be among the most secure, but they also offer very advantageous consumer protection policies. If a product or service is not delivered or is not compliant, it will be very easy to get you refunded, often even without having to justify yourself.
Of course, by going through these services, we are increasingly reinforcing their dominant position. But between two evils, you have to choose the lesser one. For me it is clear, the security of transactions goes beyond, economic protectionism and philosophical postures (let these subjects to our leaders).
Also avoid to save your bank cards on secondary services such as Netflix, Booking, Agoda, Airbnb, etc. At a minimum, this will be more easy to stop an automatic debit via Paypal or Apple pay for example, but your transactions will also probably be more secure.
Many services and apps now propose to natively encrypt your data and your messages. Still it is necessary to have it enabled.
Enable encryption wherever possible
For your computer, enable File Vault on macOS or BitLocker Drive Encryption on Windows.
For your mobile, simply use your Apple ID for your iOS devices to be encrypted. On Android it depends on the manufacturer, but it is usually possible
It is also possible for many messaging applications such as Gmail, Messenger, Skype, WhatsApp, Line, WeChat, etc. but you need to find out on a case by case basis, depending on your personal use.
If you need to protect more strongly private data such as a medical record, photos, Bitcoins, a double life, etc. You should consider building a digital safe.
There are software encryption fairly easy to use and recognized as a priori reliable. For example:
Educate yourself.
I assume that you do not spread your privacy in public. This is not the purpose of this guide, but I recommend that you do not publish your location or personal details and hide your friends list.
Regularly enter your name, email, mobile and address on Google to check what is publicly indexed.
From a different Facebook account, search for your publications, photos and video videos, and verify that what is public must be.


Energy Consumption Comparisons
Since turning on my solar energy system, my Duke bill has been $8.95.
The second graph, depicts the values from my SolarCity inverters.
This shows what my SolarCity inverters are reporting at the end of each calendar month


The most awaited day for engineers,Engineers Day is celebrated by true engineer forum EngineersConnect.Yes!! We EngineersConnect are pleased to invite everyone for the most awaited mega free event EngineersFest’20. Making this event grand and successful is in your hands. Let's explore our talents, value and recognition in this mega free event, Do check out the various events listed below.
Common Guidelines for all events :
* The following competitions are free and open to all
* Except cultural events all other events are based on the theme of “Engineering and
Science”
* Make sure you are not disqualified due to deviating from the theme or unsatisfactory
explanation to the jury
* All your queries will be solved and your entries were taken through Whatsapp Groups,
Therefore, All the Participants are requested to join in the Whatsapp group prescribed in
the application.
* Selection : The contestant will be judged solely on the basis of
submission and the final judgement is done by Team EngineersConnect
* E-Certificates will be given to all the participants of this event
* 3 winners will be selected on each competition and get their reward as Amazon
gift vouchers.
* Entries are accepted till 13-september-2020 (23:59:59)
* Results will be announced on 15-september-2020
13th - 15th September’ 20
Expert Speakers
Online Event %
Participants
Events
Meet the expert speakers you will get to hear during this event.
These are the events which are offered.
[Event Code:E1]
* You are free to sing any song in
any language.
* You can add your singing videos in your post (Youtube /Facebook/
Instagram-igtv)
*Make sure you are using the following hashtags and tags on your
post :@engineersconnect #engineersconnect #stackzeal #engineersfest20
* It should be public
* Participants are free to sing in any
language and any genre.
* Maximum duration
of the rendition should not exceed 2-3 minutes.
* Make sure that
your voice should be audible and clear.
* It can be either a visual
video or edit a video with a record of your singing along with
images in foreground.
* When submitting the application, mention
your full name along with the name of the song you sang.
[Event Code:E2]
* You are free to dance in any song
in any language.
* You can add your dancing videos in your post (youtube /facebook/
Instagram-igtv)
* A team can hold (solo/Couple/Group)
*
Make sure you are using the following hashtags and tags on your post
:@engineersconnect #engineersconnect #stackzeal #engineersfest20
* It should be public
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along with the
name of the song you performed.
[Event Code: E3]
* All kinds of instruments are
allowed- Wind,String, Percussion Electronics etc.
* You can add
your videos in your post (youtube
/facebook/ Instagram-igtv)
* A team can hold (solo/Couple/Group)
* Make sure you are using the following hashtags and tags on your
post :@engineersconnect #engineersconnect #stackzeal #engineersfest20
* It should be public
* Video/Audio files must be performed by
applicants and must not be edited in any way, nor should any effects be
added.
* If audio alone is submitted, it should be of
MP3 format. Participants are responsible for ensuring that video/audio
is recorded with good quality(image and sound) and in peaceful
surroundings.For video the instrument, face and hands should be early
visible.
* Along with the audio, submit an image , like a movie
image that matches with your work.
[Event Code: E4]
* The competition is open to all
* Theme should be “State of India”
* You can add your Pics in
your post (facebook/ Instagram)
* Make sure you are using the following hashtags and tags on your
post :@engineersconnect #engineersconnect #stackzeal #engineersfest20
* Make sure that the dress is to be very traditional
* Your dress up is not to be degrade at any particular
traditional/regional
* It should be public
* If you are using a private account,no
worries. Kindly fill the form which will be rolled out in Whatsapp
Groups where you want to attach your screenshot of your post with
hashtags & tags and and how many likes you got on your post.
[Event Code: E5]
* Poems should be in Hindi or English.
* All poems must have a title and must not exceed 4-8 lines in
length (excluding title.
* It can be either:
* Hand written (Submit your picture in JPEG or PNG image)
* Digitalised (The font used must be Arial/calibri and font size should
be 16. With any background or designs as you wish)
* Poems must be the entrant’s original work.
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along with the
title of your Poem.
[Event Code: E6]
* Essay should be in Hindi or
English.
* Organize the essay so that it covers a set list of subtopics that each
support your main thesis.
* Start paragraphs with opening sentences that explain what the
paragraph is going to say.
* Your essay word limit should not exit more than of 500 words
(excluding topic)
* Plagiarism of any sort will not be accepted.
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along with the
title of your essay.
[Event Code: E7]
* The competition is open and free to everyone.
* Shayari should be in Hindi or English.
* Shayari must be the entrant's original work with 2-3 lines
* Shayari must have a title.
* Plagiarism of any sort will not be accepted
* It can be either:
* Hand written (Submit your picture in JPEG or PNG image)
* Digitalised (The font used must be Arial/calibri and font size should
be 16. With any background or designs as you wish)
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along with the
title of your shayari.
[Event Code: E8]
* The competition is open and free to everyone.
* Quote should be in English & Hindi
* The quote must be your own
* The length of quote is not more than four lines
* Plagiarism must be checked and attach the screenshot while
submitting
* Multiple Quotes from one can person can't taken into
consideration
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along
with the title of your Quote.
[Event Code: E9]
* You should submit only in PPT form and Your PPT should
hold Minimum of 8 slides and Maximum of 10 slides
* One participant for 1 PPT
* English is mandatory language
* Use Calibri/Arial as font style with the font size of 16
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along
with your institute/college name.
* Once your PPT is selected, you have to present your PPT via g-meet in
the presence of judges.(14-September-2020).
[Event Code: E10]
* You should submit only in PPT form and Your PPT should hold
Minimum of 8 slides and Maximum of 10 slides.
* One participant for 1 PPT
* English is mandatory language
* Use Calibri/Arial as font style with the font size of 16
* You can express your own idea on your startup company or anything
as new.
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along
with your institute/college name.
* Once your PPT is selected, you have to present your PPT via g-meet in
the presence of judges.(14-September-2020)
[Event Code: E11]
* The competition is open and free to everyone.
* A team can hold (solo/Couple/Group)
* Theme Should be Engineering & Science
* It can be either in any language or silent short film.
* The film shall not be more than 5 minutes including the beginning
and end credits.
* The short film can be based on any subject or concept.
* Keep it practical and minimal.
* Engage your audience with your performance
* You can add your videos in your post (youtube /facebook/
Instagram-igtv)
* Make sure you are using the following hashtags and tags on your
post :@engineersconnect #engineersconnect #stackzeal #engineersfest20
* It should be public.
* When submitting the application, mention your full name along
with your short film name.
[Event Code: E12]
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Properties
Static Private BACKGROUND_COLOR
BACKGROUND_COLOR: string = "BGND_COLOR"
Static Private BOLD_TEXT
BOLD_TEXT: string = "BOLD_TEXT"
Static Private FOREGROUND_COLOR
FOREGROUND_COLOR: string = "FGND_COLOR"
Static Private IMAGE_NAME
IMAGE_NAME: string = "IMAGE_NAME"
Static Private IMAGE_PLACEMENT
IMAGE_PLACEMENT: string = "IMAGE_PLACEMENT"
Static Private ITALIC_TEXT
ITALIC_TEXT: string = "ITALIC_TEXT"
Static Private OVERRIDE_TEXT
OVERRIDE_TEXT: string = "OVRD_TEXT"
Static Private PLACEMENT_CENTER
PLACEMENT_CENTER: string = "CENTER"
Static Private PLACEMENT_LEFT
PLACEMENT_LEFT: string = "LEFT"
Static Private PLACEMENT_RIGHT
PLACEMENT_RIGHT: string = "RIGHT"
Static Private PLACEMENT_STRETCH_UNDER
PLACEMENT_STRETCH_UNDER: string = "STRETCH_UNDER"
Static Private PLACEMENT_UNDER
PLACEMENT_UNDER: string = "UNDER"
Static Private TIP_TEXT
TIP_TEXT: string = "TIP_TEXT"
Static Private TRUE_VALUE
TRUE_VALUE: string = "1"
Static Private UNDERLINE
UNDERLINE: string = "UNDERLINE"


How I developed GetOn?
For this particular app I will be scrapping
These three are the source of information for all sort of data. From these three site one can retrieve almost all possible data that one can ever need if it's presented in proper manner.
Just like any other software development, this particular app will follow the same life cycle and I will be blogging about the entire life cycle as I made progress on this application
"I believe We have Rights to information"
The application stands for the same as well.
Scrapping Google isn't an easy task when all the items that they have are completely dynamic and you barely get any left over.  Today I tried scrapping the web but unfortunately couldn't retrieve any data whatsoever I needed for the web.
For this particular experiment I have used Jsoup
package JsoupPrac; import java.io.IOException; import org.jsoup.Jsoup; import org.jsoup.nodes.Document; import org.jsoup.nodes.Element; import org.jsoup.select.Elements; public class GoogleScrapper { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{ String url = "https://www.google.co.in/#q=query"; Document document = Jsoup.connect(url) .userAgent("Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_9_2) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/33.0.1750.152 Safari/537.36") .get(); //System.out.println(document+""); Elements answerers = document.select("div ._mr .kno-fb-ctx"); System.out.println(answerers+""); for (Element answerer : answerers) { System.out.println("Answerer: " + answerer.text()); } //Unfortunately it provides no result } }I got few alternative though, which is yet to be explored.
- I came accross this website where this person, Amit Agarwal tries to explain how to scrap using excel/ google sheets source
- Another way that came to my mind is to download the entire source of the file that we get when inspecting. So for each search basically I will be saving the entire page and Google need not know that I'm scrapping as it will be one search. [just a thought]
Google Search Scraper using Google Spreadsheets If you ever need to extract results data from Google search, there’s a free tool from Google itself that is perfect for the job. It’s called Google Docs and since it will be fetching Google search pages from within Google’s own network, the scraping requests are less likely to get blocked.Okay so my idea doesn't seem to be working at this moment, as Google has it's own way of pushing their code for some obvious reason though source
Google builds the DOM with the javascript you noted. It does this for a number of reasons: Decrease the load on the server to generate each dynamic result set with HTML markup. Google returns the results in a JSON feed (example) - pastebin. Less processing power is required to produce the JSON response than a full HTML snippet or completely new page Speed. Assuming that the user has a decent internet connection, the speed of the pages rendering on the client side compared to the server side is negligible.
Google does that by generating the page using a pile of client side JavaScript. It's almost certainly a side effect, not a design goal.There's also a project in PHP available source but I won't be looking into it for two reason
- It's my experiment so I want to develope something of my own.
- Integrating Java and Php can be trickier.
package JsoupPrac; import java.io.IOException; import org.jsoup.Jsoup; import org.jsoup.nodes.Document; import org.jsoup.nodes.Element; import org.jsoup.select.Elements; public class GoogleScrapper { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{ Document doc; try{ doc = Jsoup.connect("https://www.google.co.in/search?as_q=&as_oq=query&as_eq=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&lr=lang_en&cr=countryCA&as_qdr=all&as_sitesearch=&as_occt=any&safe=images&tbs=&as_filetype=&as_rights=&gws_rd=cr&ei=4Id1Vs7pC8rQjwOEkbP4CA#lr=lang_en&cr=countryCA&as_qdr=all&tbs=lr:lang_1en%2Cctr:countryCA&q=query").userAgent("Mozilla").ignoreHttpErrors(true).timeout(0).get(); Elements links = doc.select("ol[class=g]"); for (Element link : links) { Elements titles = link.select("h3[class=r]"); String title = titles.text(); Elements bodies = link.select("span[class=st]"); String body = bodies.text(); System.out.println("Title: "+title); System.out.println("Body: "+body+"\n"); } } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } }Okay don't ask me how but this seems to be working now
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{ Document doc; try{ doc = Jsoup.connect("https://www.google.co.in/search?as_q=&as_oq=query&as_eq=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&lr=lang_en&cr=countryCA&as_qdr=all&as_sitesearch=&as_occt=any&safe=images&tbs=&as_filetype=&as_rights=&gws_rd=cr&ei=4Id1Vs7pC8rQjwOEkbP4CA#lr=lang_en&cr=countryCA&as_qdr=all&tbs=lr:lang_1en%2Cctr:countryCA&q=query").userAgent("Mozilla").ignoreHttpErrors(true).timeout(0).get(); Elements links = doc.select("#rhs_block"); for (Element link : links) { Elements again = link.select("._B5d"); System.out.println(again.text().toString()); } } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } }Date - 22/12/2015 Okay I was bit busy lately with the club we going to organise in our college hence didn't get time to work on this project. Fortunately I have good news. Okay so I asked a question on stackoverflow link, the answer here is exactly what we are looking for but for the time being we are not yet sure how we shall implement the same in a smartphone. For this we will ne needing Selenium make sure to download the Selenium Standalone Server and Selenium Client & WebDriver Language Bindings also we will be needing a web driver for the browser you would like to work on.
WebDriver driver; System.setProperty("webdriver.chrome.driver","/Users/Avi/Downloads/chromedriver"); driver= new ChromeDriver(); driver.get(url); Document doc = Jsoup.parse(driver.getPageSource()); System.out.println(doc); Elements links = doc.select("a.fl"); for (Element link : links) { System.out.println(link.attr("abs:href").toString()); }So now basically we have all the source code in HTML which we can parse using Jsoup. Date - 23/12/2015 As per the comment on my stackoverflow post from alecxe, the same can be implemented with mobile browser as well.
You can actually automate mobile browsers via selenium and appiumNow we need to look into the following
- Selenium
- appium


The communication pattern of a set of processes can be represented by a graph. The nodes represent processes, and the edges connect processes that communicate with each other. MPI provides message-passing between any pair of processes in a group. There is no requirement for opening a channel explicitly. Therefore, a ``missing link'' in the user-defined process graph does not prevent the corresponding processes from exchanging messages. It means rather that this connection is neglected in the virtual topology. This strategy implies that the topology gives no convenient way of naming this pathway of communication. Another possible consequence is that an automatic mapping tool (if one exists for the runtime environment) will not take account of this edge when mapping.
Specifying the virtual topology in terms of a graph is sufficient for all applications. However, in many applications the graph structure is regular, and the detailed set-up of the graph would be inconvenient for the user and might be less efficient at run time. A large fraction of all parallel applications use process topologies like rings, two- or higher-dimensional grids, or tori. These structures are completely defined by the number of dimensions and the numbers of processes in each coordinate direction. Also, the mapping of grids and tori is generally an easier problem than that of general graphs. Thus, it is desirable to address these cases explicitly.
Process coordinates in a Cartesian structure begin their numbering at 0. Row-major numbering is always used for the processes in a Cartesian structure. This means that, for example, the relation between group rank and coordinates for four processes in a (2 × 2) grid is as follows.
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I like HTML for many reasons. It was the first kind of code I learned, and came easy to me. I like it because it is readable, and fairly organized. I also like it because it is the code that shows up on the screen.


What did you learn from your 'mindfulness conversation'? How did the other person find it?
It was interesting as when time is dedicated solely to you unnaturally everything seems to go out the window and I am stuck with what to say. Though it is definitely interesting as I feel like I am not trying to make the other persons conversation about myself, but instead am completely listening to what they have to say. My partner was the other person, and he felt almost the same way. It was interesting as we laughed when it was over, purely at the fact that on ocassions we don't listen to each other fully in everyday life. Woops!
Which of the three suggested techniques will you use to sustain your practice?
I think what would work best for me is having a buddy, in which case will most probably be my partner, as he is able to also partake and we can (hopefully) sustain practice together. I would also like to incorporate one midnfulness breath a day! I think this is a great idea, simple and effortless. I'm sure it will also help me in those high stress times when I need to appreciate the beauty of everything.


GONIN (director/writer: Takashi Ishii; cinematographer: Yasushi Sasakihara; editor: Akimasa Kawashima; cast: Takeshi Kitano (Kyoya), Toshiyuki Nagashima (Ogoshi), Koichi Sato (Bandai), Masahiro Motoki (Mitsuya), Jinpachi Nezu (Hizu), Naoto Takenaka (Ogiwara), Kippei Shiina (Jimmy); Runtime: 109; Shochiku/Phaedra Cinema; 1995-Japan)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A poorly crafted revenge action film, that seems to be satisfied with itself for being so muddled and image conscious. Gonin is a slickly done visual treat in bizarre behavior and violence, with homoerotic overtones. This is a nonstop action flick styled after those recent Hong Kong action films of John Woo, Ringo Lam, and Tsui Hark. Since I'm not a fan of the originators of this genre, I'm especially not partial to their imitators. "Gonin," which means 'the five,' is devoid of character development and a coherent story, or anything but mindless blood-and-gore and an outpouring of jump-cuts and fast editing. But even with all those filmmaking tricks of the trade, the action scenes seem like they're in slo-mo when compared to the Hong Kong ones.
The plot involves five 'regular' citizens who rob the powerful Ogoshi yakuza of over 100 million yen. They are then relentlessly hunted down by two psychopathic hitmen, who pursue them till they get them all.
The five men who dare to carry out this foolhardy mission are in desperate need of cash. Their leader is a gay disco owner, Mr. Bandai (Sato), who owes the yakuza 100 million yen and is threatened if he can't pay them. He plans to pay them back with the money he steals from them.  Bandai manages to pull off the heist despite how inept his gang is.
But the yakuza hire two hitmen to hunt them down. One of them is the patient brute, wearing an eye patch, Kyoya (Beat Takeshi Kitano). The hitmen quickly locate all of them since the gang fails to cover-up their identities properly, and the film becomes a vehicle for showy performances.  In one scene he appears holding a blue umbrella in one hand and is blazing away with his gun in the other hand. The only memories from this film are of the gruesome kind, as killing is the thing here and director Ishii--who used to illustrate manga--hyperrealistic, action-packed Japanese comics--goes all the way with this theme by making it into a cartoonlike story. There's definetly an audience for this type of cultish film, except don't count me as one of those happy viewers. I prefer my violent flicks to make a little more sense and have at least some character development. Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs looks like a Shakespearian classic compared to this B-film, one that hopes to get by with its all-star cast and the menacing performance by the indomitable Takeshi "Beat" Kitano.
REVIEWED ON 7/25/2001 GRADE: C-
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With intro courses, you might be able to skip some, but it could be a gpa booster, but a waste of time. Aside from that not much unless you've learned calculus and discrete math on your own. In college you will be more self-learning than being taught, its a bit of an advantage if you are the self-teaching autodidact type like me.
I quickly realized the people self-taught teach better. I mean professors usually act to strict, for example you have to use the same compiler and IDE.
Yeah agree FredBill30 cannot have any opinion about professors.
I go to university and I do Computer Science and after lecture I ask the professors for question which are at my standard and they answer it but on rare circumstances when professors cannot answer my question I ask on public forums.
I started at young age and at university I am much better than 99% of the students. It really helps learning programming at a young age.
I never went to college, also I never had a teacher...
To be technical I have never even asked a programming question before.
Everything I learned, was on my own. I didn't even have internet for the first 2 years.
You would have an advantage, but then again,
if you learned on your own, why join college?
The more you practice, the better you get.
I never went to college, and never will.
I think college is often a waste of time.
Going to college is completely up to you,
but if you know everything that they are going to teach you, why join?
[Unrelated] Remember: some of the best programmers never entered college.
Going into a collage is great fun. Would require some kind of hallucinogen though I suppose, unless it's like an environmental collage.
I would stay away from collages that try to make sense though, it is indeed a waste of time. The best collages to get into are the wacky ones that really mess with your head. Would love to enter an Alice in Wonderland themed collage of Skittles, jellybeans, M&Ms and various soda bottles/cans(packaging stickers kept on for added effect).
He's trolling you Naraku. Hes talking about Collages, not Colleges.
@OP I think it depends on the high school you are at and what syllabus you are doing. If you are doing it as a hobby and you are doing it "well" then you will have a huge advantage to those who still have to learn everything from scratch. (Could not resist: http://scratch.mit.edu/)
Though, it would seem I am not the only one, who misspelled "college"...

In all seriousness, you'll have a much harder time getting a job without that piece of paper. Companies don't have the time to deal with people without proper credentials and your resume would properly end up in the bin before meeting HR eyes.
Getting ahead of your possibly-soon-to-be-peers is of course an advantage. Instead of devoting time struggling with the course structure (which you should have no problem dealing with I assume), you could use that time to gain help on much more advanced stuff from your lecturer; double win.


AWS::Glue::Trigger
The
AWS::Glue::Trigger
resource specifies triggers that run AWS Glue jobs. For more information, see Triggering Jobs in AWS Glue and Trigger Structure in the
AWS Glue Developer Guide.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::Glue::Trigger", "Properties" : { "Type" :
String
, "Description" :String
, "Actions" : [ Action, ... ], "Schedule" :String
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Type: AWS::Glue::Trigger Properties: Type:
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Properties
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Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Description
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The description of the job trigger.
Required: No
Type: String
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Actions
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The actions that the job trigger initiates when it fires.
Required: Yes
Type: List of Action
Update requires: No interruption
Schedule
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cron
schedule expression for the job trigger.Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Name
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The name of the job trigger.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Predicate
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The predicate of the job trigger, which determines when the trigger fires.
Required: No
Type: Predicate
Update requires: No interruption
Return Values
Ref
When the logical ID of this resource is provided to the Ref
intrinsic
function, Ref
returns the resource name.
For more information about using the
Ref
function, see
Ref.
Examples
On-Demand Trigger
The following example creates an on-demand trigger that triggers one job.
JSON
{ "Resources": { "OnDemandJobTrigger": { "Type": "AWS::Glue::Trigger", "Properties": { "Type": "ON_DEMAND", "Description": "DESCRIPTION_ON_DEMAND", "Actions": [ { "JobName": "prod-job2" } ], "Name": "prod-trigger1-ondemand" } } } }
YAML
Resources: OnDemandJobTrigger: Type: AWS::Glue::Trigger Properties: Type: ON_DEMAND Description: DESCRIPTION_ON_DEMAND Actions: - JobName: prod-job2 Name: prod-trigger1-ondemand
Scheduled Trigger
The following example creates a scheduled trigger that runs every two hours and triggers
two jobs. Note that it declares an argument for prod-job3
.
JSON
{ "Resources": { "ScheduledJobTrigger": { "Type": "AWS::Glue::Trigger", "Properties": { "Type": "SCHEDULED", "Description": "DESCRIPTION_SCHEDULED", "Schedule": "cron(0 */2 * * ? *)", "Actions": [ { "JobName": "prod-job2" }, { "JobName": "prod-job3", "Arguments": { "--job-bookmark-option": "job-bookmark-enable" } } ], "Name": "prod-trigger1-scheduled" } } } }
YAML
Resources: ScheduledJobTrigger: Type: AWS::Glue::Trigger Properties: Type: SCHEDULED Description: DESCRIPTION_SCHEDULED Schedule: cron(0 */2 * * ? *) Actions: - JobName: prod-job2 - JobName: prod-job3 Arguments: '--job-bookmark-option': job-bookmark-enable Name: prod-trigger1-scheduled
Conditional Trigger
The following example creates a conditional trigger that starts a job based on the successful completion of the job run.
JSON
{ "Description": "AWS Glue Trigger Test", "Resources": { "MyJobTriggerRole": { "Type": "AWS::IAM::Role", "Properties": { "AssumeRolePolicyDocument": { "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Allow", "Principal": { "Service": [ "glue.amazonaws.com" ] }, "Action": [ "sts:AssumeRole" ] } ] }, "Path": "/", "Policies": [ { "PolicyName": "root", "PolicyDocument": { "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Allow", "Action": "*", "Resource": "*" } ] } } ] } }, "MyJob": { "Type": "AWS::Glue::Job", "Properties": { "Name": "MyJobTriggerJob", "LogUri": "wikiData", "Role": { "Ref": "MyJobTriggerRole" }, "Command": { "Name": "glueetl", "ScriptLocation": "s3://testdata-bucket/s3-target/create-delete-job-xtf-ETL-s3-json-to-csv.py" }, "DefaultArguments": { "--job-bookmark-option": "job-bookmark-enable" }, "MaxRetries": 0 } }, "MyJobTrigger": { "Type": "AWS::Glue::Trigger", "Properties": { "Name": "MyJobTrigger", "Type": "CONDITIONAL", "Description": "Description for a conditional job trigger", "Actions": [ { "JobName": { "Ref": "MyJob" }, "Arguments": { "--job-bookmark-option": "job-bookmark-enable" } } ], "Predicate": { "Conditions": [ { "LogicalOperator": "EQUALS", "JobName": { "Ref": "MyJob" }, "State": "SUCCEEDED" } ] } } } } }
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--- Description: "AWS Glue Trigger Test" Resources: MyJobTriggerRole: Type: AWS::IAM::Role Properties: AssumeRolePolicyDocument: Version: "2012-10-17" Statement: - Effect: "Allow" Principal: Service: - "glue.amazonaws.com" Action: - "sts:AssumeRole" Path: "/" Policies: - PolicyName: "root" PolicyDocument: Version: "2012-10-17" Statement: - Effect: "Allow" Action: "*" Resource: "*" MyJob: Type: AWS::Glue::Job Properties: Name: "MyJobTriggerJob" LogUri: "wikiData" Role: !Ref MyJobTriggerRole Command: Name: "glueetl" ScriptLocation: "s3://testdata-bucket/s3-target/create-delete-job-xtf-ETL-s3-json-to-csv.py" DefaultArguments: "--job-bookmark-option": "job-bookmark-enable" MaxRetries: 0 MyJobTrigger: Type: AWS::Glue::Trigger Properties: Name: "MyJobTrigger" Type: "CONDITIONAL" Description: "Description for a conditional job trigger" Actions: - JobName: !Ref MyJob Arguments: "--job-bookmark-option": "job-bookmark-enable" Predicate: Conditions: - LogicalOperator: EQUALS JobName: !Ref MyJob State: SUCCEEDED


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What is my approach to research?
- I adopt the constructive research approach in my own work
(Kasanen et al. 1993).
- Characterized by producing and evaluating innovative constructions
or artifacts,
intended to solve real world problems and to make a contribution to the
theory of the discipline in which it is applied.
- Implies a close involvement between the researcher and practitioners
Kasanen, E. , Lukka, K. and Siitonen, A. (1993). The constructive approach in management
accounting research. Journal of Management Accounting Research, 5(fall), 241–64.
From Lukka (2003):
- The construction is a model, organizational structure, computer algorithm, etc. and is
invented and developed, not discovered.
- Experiments are used to test the practical applicability of the construction.
- By developing a construction, reality changes:
- The researcher’s empirical intervention is explicit and strong.
- This is in contrast to the typical objective of conducting research with minimal empirical obtrusion.
Lukka, K. (2003). The constructive research approach.
Case study research in logistics. Publications of the Turku School of Economics and Business
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The Essense of Music
"The art of music is divine and effective. It is the food of the soul and spirit"
To acknowledge the power of music as a means of emotional and spiritual transcendence is nothing short of an understatement. Aside from historical evidence of the profound impetus of auditory stimulation, it is quite apparent that an inherent desire for creating music is woven into the fabric of what can be understood as the universally collective human experience.
Our power as creators is exemplified in what is possible to express through a rhythmic composition of melodic harmony (or lack thereof). Not only does the study of music theory instruct proper chordal progression but, more simplistically, it provides a foundation for comprehending a less than superficial understanding of consonance and dissonance. Inherently understanding what sounds pleasing (and abhorrent) is a ubiquitous attribute of an individual who looks beyond the black and white of printed music. The art of sound is available to all those willing to traverse the journey in becoming what it is to be a spiritually connected being.
Over the Course of a Journey
"Our greatest fears lie in anticipation."
...A short but sweet synopsis of the veritable challenges facing anyone pursuing an unfamiliar venture. Personally, I realize that I maintain a fixed mindset in many respects which serves as the catalyst for me to break out of my comfort zone. Fear is a powerful state of mind but is a condition of self-made capacities. Fear is an illusion whose strength is fueled by the individual and thus meets cessation once one acknowledges that reality is whatever one wills into fruition. To acknowledge the need to change one’s circumstances is quite intimidating.
The Iron Yard is, for me, not just a means to an end regarding future employment. The rigorous curriculum has pushed me into a very new and uncomfortable reality. I have been able to notice the patterns of my own fixed mindset. The anxiety and stress brought on by the program can only be spun into a positive experience of self-empowerment. This journey into coding is one of logical and pragmatic understanding that nothing in life is received without the execution of considerable effort.
For many years, I thought that I would fall into a career by chance but this is a fallacy I believed throughout my bachelor’s degree. The years following graduation are a tumultuous rollercoaster of self-discovery. In order to honor my parents and their sacrifices, I must face head-on the uncomfortable feeling experienced by jumping into a completely different field of study.
This is an exciting venture but in all honesty, I felt a great deal of fear prior to the fifth of January. Not only do I lack prior knowledge of programming languages, but I suffer from a fixed mentality. If I meet resistance in any subject, I lose momentum. A great difficulty, but one that bears significant benefit, is understanding that perseverance and tenacity are tools for overcoming any issue. Balzac teaches us that the fear in anticipation is a positive sign toward growth, the uncomfortable nature of breaking the proverbial mold of routine and venturing into the unknown, albeit, choosing the road less traveled.
The I-Ching
10. Lü/ Treading (Conduct)
"Lasting progress is won through quiet self-discipline."
This hexagram outlines the foundation of proper conduct within ourselves, with those with whom we have conflicts, and within the larger society. It serves to remind us that no genuine gains can be made unless we are rooted firmly in the principles of the “Sage.”
An image often associated with this hexagram is that of treading on the tail of a tiger. The “tiger” may be some strong or malevolent force in your own personality, or it may be a particularly volatile individual or situation with which you have to deal. In either case, the advice of the I Ching is the same: one avoids the bite of the tiger by treading carefully. To tread carefully means that we remain absolutely innocent and conscientious in our thoughts and actions.
It is inevitable that people will display varying levels of spiritual understanding. It is not our duty to condemn or correct others, but simply to go on developing ourselves. Do not imagine that you can hasten your progress through aggressive actions now. Power that is sought and wielded pridefully has a way of evaporating when you need it most, thus exacerbating your difficulties. The only lasting influence is that which arises naturally from a course of steady self-development.
In the end, it is our inner worth that determines the outer conditions of our lives.Those who resolve to persevere in humility, sincerity, and gentleness can tread anywhere-even on the tail of a tiger-and meet with success.
Referenced:
Walker, Brian Browne. The I Ching, Or, Book of Changes: A Guide to Life's Turning Points. New York: St. Martin's, 1992. Print.


Passion makes me an avid programmer,
designs rest in my heart,
smile adores my persona;
I allow all these to permeate for your good – Feel Free: Welcome!
- Mayur Dhagiya
- March 04, 1996
- Gujarat, India
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- +91 9722 50 4243
- www.mayurdhagiya.com
My life at a glance
Interacting
Pitches / Requirements / Meetings / Training & Helping
Thinking
New Ideas / Learning / Planning / Problem Solving
Implementing
Coding / Creating / Experimenting
Reviewing
Testing / Improving / Documenting / Correcting
Socialising
Friends / Trips Away / Parties
Holidays
New Destinations / New Experiences / Exploring / Sun
Hobbies
Reading / Drawing / Running / Driving
Downtime
Sleeping / Hot Baths / Dreaming
Know about me
- I believe in excellence through precision. Through my under-graduation my interest and potentialities for programming and designing were discerned and I ascertained to dive deeper. My interest grew in PHP and JAVA development along with the core areas like Database and Software Engineering. Internship at IIT-Gandhinagar helped me take my skills seriously to professional expertise in development. I have a dream and currently work on developing my own CMS, embracing all isolated functionalities of various CMS. I hopeful that it will see the light of the day. I wish to make my expertise avail to all who need it and in the process enrich both of us.
- JAVA is a passion but I seek more work there; currently working majorly in PHP. Challenge me in either of them and help me gain competence there too.
- What more can I say? My friends and colleagues should describe me better. Let me confess that peer recognition is the best source of inspiration
This is where i come in
Once information is collected, it is processed into a plan. This step strategically outlines future tactics, budget, timeline and technology needs for the project. I ask questions, I gather your ideas, learn your business objectives and wrap our minds around what needs to be accomplished.
With the plan established, design and concept begin taking shape. The design process is best described as a funnel of ideas based on the objectives. Through constant refinement of our initial sketches (and a few gallons of coffee) I am able to narrow down a single sharp solution.
Once the right solution has been pinpointed, it is time to take meticulous measures toward execution. All the pieces start coming together. I utilize varying technologies and resources to execute the project.
I put the spit-shine on our work and once I am sure all development is complete, I deploy the project in a live production environment.
Over time, projects are monitored and processes are continuously re-evaluated. As soon as i find room for improvements, the cycle begins once more.
Employment
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Developer2012 - Present
iLab System
Developing and deploying various web applications in PHP and MySQL. Have mainly developed applications involving E-Commerce and currently working on other CMS based applications.
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Project Intern2015 - 2016
Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar
Developing the web based simulator – Virtual geotechnical Laboratory to simulate the Geotechnical Experiments of Civil Engineering academia.
Education
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Bachelor of Engineering2013 - Present
Computer Science & Engineering
From Narnarayan Shastri Institute of Technology (NSIT)
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Certified Ethical Hacker 2012
EC-Council
Learn Computer Sequrity from Basic to Advance.
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Introduction to Database with Stanford University2013
Stanford University
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Advanced Power Searching with Google2013
Google
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Oracle Certification2012
Introduction to Database Administration Fundamentals – I [Database Administrator]
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Oracle Certification2011
Introduction to Oracle9i : SQL [Structured Query Language]
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C/C++ Certification Course2010
C-DAC [Centre for Development of Advanced Computing]
Certification
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Java
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C/C++
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PHP
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Android
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Wordpress
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Magento
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Codeigniter
Database Skills
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Oracle
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MySQL
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DB2
Graphics and Media Skills
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Photoshop
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Illustrator
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Flash
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Corel Draw
Design Skills
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Graphic Design
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Web design
Contact info
- 15, Prakash Tenaments, Nr.Ritanagar, Vastral Road, Ahemdabad, Gujarat, India
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Phone: +91 9722 50 4243
- Website: www.mayurdhagiya.com


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To the Editor: Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) is an emerging arthropodborne alphavirus of the family Togaviridae ( 1 ). The most common clinical manifestations of infection with CHIKV are abrupt onset of fever, headache, back pain, myalgia, and arthralgia affecting mainly the extremities; in ≈50% of patients, a rash develops, and relapsing and incapacitating arthralgia is common ( 1 ). Three CHIKV lineages have been characterized: West African, Asian, and East/Central/South African ( 1 , 2 ). The strain currently circulating in the Caribbean belongs to the Asian lineage ( 2 ).
In the Pacific region in 2011, a CHIKV outbreak was reported in New Caledonia ( 3 ). Additional outbreaks have been reported in Papua New Guinea in June 2012 ( 4 ), Yap State in August 2013 ( 5 ), and in the Kingdom of Tonga in April 2014 ( 6 ). In the Caribbean region, cases of CHIKV infection were reported in the French part of Saint Martin Island in December 2013, after which CHIKV rapidly spread to other Caribbean islands, including Guadeloupe ( 2 ), where by the end of May 2014 it had caused an estimated 23,100 infections.
On May 25, 2014, a healthy 60-year-old woman returned to French Polynesia after a 6-month stay with her husband’s family in Guadeloupe, where she had been in contact with family members who reportedly had chikungunya. On the first night after arriving back home in French Polynesia, she noted headache, transient high fever, and mild arthralgia of the knees. The next day, she sought care from her general practitioner for weakness, headache, and severe polyarthralgia (wrists, fingers, knees, toes). Physical examination revealed only swollen fingers and toes; the patient was not febrile. Blood samples were collected, and the patient was administered acetaminophen and corticosteroids. Her headache persisted until day 3, and arthralgia persisted until day 4.
Laboratory tests revealed lymphopenia (589 × 10 6 cells/L) and slightly elevated C-reactive protein (14.2 mg/L) and liver enzyme levels (aspartate aminotransferase 44 IU/L, gamma-glutamyl transferase 58 IU/L). CHIKV infection was confirmed by a specific real-time reverse transcription PCR (rRT-PCR) with previously reported primers and probe ( 7 ) and by partial sequencing of the E1 gene (GenBank accession no. KJ939333). Phylogenetic analysis ( Figure) showed that the virus strain isolated from the patient was most closely related to strains isolated in the British Virgin Islands in 2014 (VG14/99659, accession no. KJ451624), Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia, in 2013 (FM13/3807, accession no. KJ451622), and Zhejiang Province, China, in 2012 (CN12/chik-sy, accession no. KF318729), with 100%, 99.89%, and 99.78% homology, respectively, thereby confirming its inclusion in the Asian lineage. A blood sample from the patient was inoculated into Vero and Aedes albopictus C6/36 cells. Cells were incubated for 6 days, after which time both supernatants were removed and tested. RT-PCR, as described above, gave positive results for CHIKV.
Phylogenetic analysis of the chikungunya virus strain isolated from a patient in French Polynesia, May 2014. The evolutionary history was inferred by using the maximum-likelihood method based on the Kimura 2-parameter model. The percentage of trees in which the associated taxa clustered together is shown for values >90 next to the branches (1,000 replicates). Evolutionary analyses were conducted by using MEGA software, version 6 (
After CHIKV infection was confirmed, the case was immediately reported to health authorities in French Polynesia. Vector control measures were immediately implemented and included individual protection against mosquito bites (mosquito repellents) for the patient and her close social and family contacts and collective protection (insecticide spraying and breeding site elimination) targeting the house of the patient and the areas that she had visited. Written informed consent was obtained from the patient before publication of this case report.
Arbovirus diseases are endemic to French Polynesia. Dengue virus serotypes 1 and 3 have been co-circulating since 2013 ( 8 ); and, from October 2013 through April 2014, a large outbreak of Zika virus infection occurred ( 9 ). Because this case provides evidence of the possible emergence of CHIKV in French Polynesia, health authorities and health care workers in French Polynesia were immediately alerted and prepared to detect local transmission of CHIKV infection.
CHIKV is transmitted by mosquitoes of the Aedes species, especially Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus ( 1 , 2 ). The risk for emergence of a chikungunya outbreak in French Polynesia is high because of the presence of 2 potential vectors: Ae. aegypti mosquitoes, vectors of CHIKV in New Caledonia ( 3 ) and in Guadeloupe ( 2 ), and Ae. polynesiensis mosquitoes, potential CHIKV as suggested by experimental infections ( 10 ).
The role of foreign travel in spreading arboviruses between French overseas territories is highlighted by the observation that the CHIKV-infected patient reported here returned from Guadeloupe and by a previous report that the 2013 outbreak of dengue virus type 3 in French Polynesia was caused by a virus introduced from French Guiana ( 8 ). Zika fever was reported in French Polynesia in October 2013; within the next 6 months, 28,000 suspected cases were reported ( 9 ), but the index patient was not identified.
As soon as this case of chikungunya in French Polynesia was reported, control measures were applied; as of 4 weeks later, no autochthonous cases have been reported. However, because the French Polynesia population has not been exposed to CHIKV, as it had not been exposed to ZIKV, the possibility of evolution toward a large CHIKV outbreak cannot be excluded. Reinforced epidemiologic surveillance and laboratory capacities are needed for determining whether chikungunya will extend further in French Polynesia and in the Pacific region.
Suggested citation for this article: Nhan TX, Claverie A, Roche C, Teissier A, Colleuil M, Baudet JM, et al. Chikungunya virus imported into French Polynesia, 2014 [letter]. Emerg Infect Dis [Internet]. 2014 Oct [ date cited].


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First off: I love Adderall and many would probably call me an addict, but I have only used it recreationally a handful of times. The most I have ever taken is 240mg (or 12 pills) and that was highly unenjoyable. The reason I love to abuse Adderall so much is because it allows me to rapidly read and write for long durations of time. I have mad ADHD and I love books and writing, so subsequently I love Adderall.
My parentals have always thought I had ADD, but since I always did well in school and even in the GATE (Gifted And Talented Enrichment) program, it didn’t matter so I never needed drugs. In Jr. High I diagnosed myself with ADD. I didn’t need pills and I liked being hyper and not paying attention. When I reached High School I found out it was a bit different than Jr. High. After I got my first “C” on a report card, freshmen year second semester Honors Algebra, I told my parents I needed medicine to do my best in school. I am prescribed to an Amphetamine based ADD/ADHD medicine called Adderall.
It may seem odd that a drug classified as a stimulant and speeds up the body would be doctor and pharmacist recommended to children and young adults who are hyperactive and need help paying attention. Adderall efficiently works to calm me down and make me focus very hard on whatever I do. It is an abnormal feeling of calm on Adderall because I am very fidgety, but mentally I don’t want to get up and run around the classroom being loud and making everyone laugh, instead I simply want to sit down, not be bothered, and do all my work until it’s complete.
When I’m disturbed while I’m trying to get work done on Adderall, I immediately want to tell that person off so they’ll leave me alone and let me work. If my concentration is broken, it is really annoying. To be blunt, Adderall turns me into an alienated grouch that social life forms should stray away from. My Madre fails to acknowledge this fact. When I am on Adderall at home (or anywhere) I need complete concentration to read or write, but my Madre insists on bothering me. While I’ll be up in my bedroom reading J.D. Salinger’s “Franny and Zoey” my Madre will knock on my door oh so many times. She will ask me very sweetly over and over again throughout the day if I want something to drink or if I’m okay and she’ll come into my room, sit down, and act like she’s prepared to chat.
I know the Madre has the best intentions, so I start off very patient and gentle. Then, when I get agitated and choose to shut down each and every one of my Madre’s actions, I will be reprimanded and much more disruption will persist. The thing about Adderall is that it is a mental drug and I can choose to ignore it or utilize it, so when I take it to get work done, every time my attention is diverted my concentration becomes lost and disoriented. Each time my Madre will be a caring mother and politely inquire if I would like a glass of cold Gatorade, it switches my mind back into ADD mode and when I’m trying to read or write as quickly as possible, it is a constant burden. Adderall isn’t a magical cure for those who are attention deficit, it only acts as an aide to help concentration. I wish I could wear a sign on my chest and on my back that warns everybody “I am trying to focus my attention and it would be immensely appreciated if you would not disturb me for I might snap.”
An hour goes by in a matter of seconds when amphetamines are distorting my perception of time, so Adderall is perfect for school. When I want, I will pick one or two things that are time consuming and I will embrace the power of Adderall to get what I want done before the school days rolls to an end. Last year, my sophomore year at Andrew, I would take Adderall and get the little homework I had due that day done in usually less than an hour. That way I’d have the rest of the school day free so I could write. By the end of the year I had spirals and spirals crammed with poems, stories, screenplays, and very in-depth annotations of significant people and situations I have encountered in my short life time.
All my school spirals rapidly became personal diaries. My teachers would be in shock if I were to have showed them that where my notes from class should be was prose and verse. Most of the writing was complete crap, but it really helped me become a better writer and develop some sort of sense of a style. Since I am so antisocial and not myself on Adderall, the Madre is always on my back about not renewing my prescription, but without Adderall it is nearly impossible for me to gain enough concentration and make my attention do what I want it to for a long enough interlude so that I can actually sit down and read or write, and I truly enjoy doing both.
This has been written while under the influence of Adderall.
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County History
Murang'a County is one of the counties of Kenya's former Central Province.
Its largest town is Murang'a its capital, called Fort Hall in colonial times (before 1963).
It is inhabited mainly by and is considered the home of the Gikuyu, the largest community in Kenya.
The county has a population of 1,056,640 (2019 census).
The Governor
Francis Mwangi wa Iria is the 1st and current Governor of Murang'a County in Kenya.
Education Emergence
Currently, there is only one public university in the county, known as Murang’a University of Technology (MUT). Murang’a University of Technology (MUT) was established in September 2011 via Murang’a University College order legal notice No. 129 of September 2011 as a constituent College of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. ... MUT is the successor of Murang’a University College and Murang'a College of Technology. The University currently operates under the provision of the Universities Act 2012 CAP 210 B of the laws of Kenya. MUT is positioning itself to develop a distinctive profile as a progressive and international Technical University, growing its enrollment strategically.


2.1. Online-VB¶
Learning model from training set¶
Path of training file is training_file_path. If file is formatted (tf or sq), we need the vocabulary file vocab_file_path
First, import 2 class: OnlineVB and DataSet
from tmlib.lda.Online_VB import OnlineVB
from tmlib.datasets.dataset import DataSet
Loading data:
# if training file is raw text
training_data = DataSet(traing_file_path, batch_size=100, passes=5, shuffle_every=2)
Or if training file is formatted (term-frequency or term-sequence), we need one more parameter: file vocabulary vocab_file_path
# if training file is formatted
training_data = DataSet(training_file_path, batch_size=100, passes=5, shuffle_every=2, vocab_file=vocab_file_path)
The batch_size controls how many documents are processed at a time in the training algorithm. Increasing batch_size will speed up training, at least as long as the chunk of documents easily fit into memory.
passes controls how often we train the model on the entire corpus. It also controls number of iterations in the algorithm.
shuffle_every controls the stochastic property in the algorithm. Because the corpus is saved in a file, and the mini-batches are read sequentially from that file. So to have the stochastic method, after some passes, we need to shuffle all of documents in corpus. Here if we set shuffle_every=2, it means after pass over corpus 2 time, we’ll shuffle corpus one time
Next, we’ll create object of class OnlineVB to implement learning model
# get number words in file vocabulary
num_terms = training_data.get_num_terms()
# default settings
obj_onlvb = OnlineVB(num_terms)
# or change settings as follow:
# obj_onlvb = OnlineVB(num_terms, num_topics=50, alpha=0.02, eta=0.02, kappa=0.8, conv_infer=0.001, iter_infer=60)
Learning model by call function learn_model() of object OnlineVB
obj_model = obj_onlvb.learn_model(training_data)
There are some parameters in method learn_model we need to attend: save_model_every, compute_sparsity_every, save_statistic, save_top_words_every, num_top_words, model_folder (folder we save the parameters). It means how often we save: the model (\(\lamda\)), the statistics of method such as time for inference, time for learning in each iteration or document sparsity or top words of each topic in the learning process. In the call function above, this parameters won’t be saved by default (save_model_every=0, compute_sparsity_every=0, save_statistic=False, save_top_words_every=0, num_top_words=20, model_folder=’model’). (See class LdaLearning for detail)
The returned result is a object of class LdaModel . The obj_model.model is value of \(\lambda\) learned from training_data.
Inference for new documents¶
With the learned model, we need inference for new corpus with path file is new_file_path. Remember that in this part, we definitely need the file vocabulary used in training phase named vocab_file_path.
from tmlib.datasets import base
from tmlib.lda.Online_VB import OnlineVB
import numpy as np
First, we need check the format of data
input_format = base.check_input_format(new_file_path)
If format of data is raw text, we need to preprocess it
if input_format == base.DataFormat.RAW_TEXT:
# load all of documents to memory with string format
docs = base.load_batch_raw_text(new_file_path)
# read file vocabulary and save in a dictionary structure of python
vocab_dict_format = base.read_vocab(vocab_file_path)
# preprocessing corpus for inference
new_corpus = base.parse_doc_list(docs, vocab_dict_format)
If the corpus is formatted:
else:
new_corpus = base.load_batch_formatted_from_file(new_file_path)
# learned_model is a object of class LdaModel
# loading the model which is learned in training phase from file
learned_model = LdaModel(0, 0)
learned_model.load(<path to file model-lambda learned>)
# get number of unique terms
num_terms = len(open(vocab_file_path, 'r').readlines())
# calculate topic mixtures
obj_onlvb = OnlineVB(num_terms, lda_model=learned_model)
theta = obj_onlvb.infer_new_docs(new_corpus)
# we can write topic mixtures to a file
base.write_topic_mixtures(theta, 'topic_mixtures.txt')
Note:
- learned_model may be loaded from file which is saved after learning phase. See section 3 to know how to load or save a model.
- We also continually learn model by call function learn_model. For example: obj_onlvb.learn_model(training_data).


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