| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MimePart |
The MimePart interface models an Entity as defined
by MIME (RFC2045, Section 2.4).
|
| SharedInputStream |
An InputStream that is backed by data that can be shared by multiple
readers may implement this interface.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ContentDisposition |
This class represents a MIME ContentDisposition value.
|
| ContentType |
This class represents a MIME Content-Type value.
|
| HeaderTokenizer |
This class tokenizes RFC822 and MIME headers into the basic
symbols specified by RFC822 and MIME.
|
| HeaderTokenizer.Token |
The Token class represents tokens returned by the
HeaderTokenizer.
|
| InternetAddress |
This class represents an Internet email address using the syntax
of RFC822.
|
| InternetHeaders |
InternetHeaders is a utility class that manages RFC822 style
headers.
|
| InternetHeaders.InternetHeader |
An individual internet header.
|
| MailDateFormat |
Formats and parses date specification based on
RFC 2822.
|
| MimeBodyPart |
This class represents a MIME body part.
|
| MimeMessage |
This class represents a MIME style email message.
|
| MimeMessage.RecipientType |
This inner class extends the jakarta.mail.Message.RecipientType
class to add additional RecipientTypes.
|
| MimeMultipart |
The MimeMultipart class is an implementation of the abstract Multipart
class that uses MIME conventions for the multipart data.
|
| MimePartDataSource |
A utility class that implements a DataSource out of
a MimePart.
|
| MimeUtility |
This is a utility class that provides various MIME related
functionality.
|
| NewsAddress |
This class models an RFC1036 newsgroup address.
|
| ParameterList |
This class holds MIME parameters (attribute-value pairs).
|
| PreencodedMimeBodyPart |
A MimeBodyPart that handles data that has already been encoded.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AddressException |
The exception thrown when a wrongly formatted address is encountered.
|
| ParseException |
The exception thrown due to an error in parsing RFC822
or MIME headers, including multipart bodies.
|
MimeMessages
.
Properties
The Jakarta Mail API supports the following standard properties,
which may be set in the Session
object, or in the
Properties
object used to create the Session
object.
The properties are always set as strings; the Type column describes
how the string is interpreted. For example, use
session.setProperty("mail.mime.address.strict", "false");
to set the mail.mime.address.strict
property,
which is of type boolean.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mail.mime.address.strict | boolean |
The mail.mime.address.strict session property controls
the parsing of address headers. By default, strict parsing of address
headers is done. If this property is set to "false" ,
strict parsing is not done and many illegal addresses that sometimes
occur in real messages are allowed. See the InternetAddress
class for details.
|
| mail.mime.allowutf8 | boolean |
If set to "true" , UTF-8 strings are allowed in message headers,
e.g., in addresses. This should only be set if the mail server also
supports UTF-8.
|
The Jakarta Mail API specification requires support for the following properties,
which must be set in the System
properties.
The properties are always set as strings; the Type column describes
how the string is interpreted. For example, use
System.setProperty("mail.mime.decodetext.strict", "false");
to set the mail.mime.decodetext.strict
property,
which is of type boolean.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mail.mime.charset | String |
The mail.mime.charset System property can
be used to specify the default MIME charset to use for encoded words
and text parts that don't otherwise specify a charset. Normally, the
default MIME charset is derived from the default Java charset, as
specified in the file.encoding System property. Most
applications will have no need to explicitly set the default MIME
charset. In cases where the default MIME charset to be used for
mail messages is different than the charset used for files stored on
the system, this property should be set.
|
| mail.mime.decodetext.strict | boolean |
The mail.mime.decodetext.strict property controls
decoding of MIME encoded words. The MIME spec requires that encoded
words start at the beginning of a whitespace separated word. Some
mailers incorrectly include encoded words in the middle of a word.
If the mail.mime.decodetext.strict System property is
set to "false" , an attempt will be made to decode these
illegal encoded words. The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.encodeeol.strict | boolean |
The mail.mime.encodeeol.strict property controls the
choice of Content-Transfer-Encoding for MIME parts that are not of
type "text". Often such parts will contain textual data for which
an encoding that allows normal end of line conventions is appropriate.
In rare cases, such a part will appear to contain entirely textual
data, but will require an encoding that preserves CR and LF characters
without change. If the mail.mime.encodeeol.strict
System property is set to "true" , such an encoding will
be used when necessary. The default is false.
|
| mail.mime.decodefilename | boolean |
If set to "true" , the getFileName method
uses the MimeUtility
method decodeText to decode any
non-ASCII characters in the filename. Note that this decoding
violates the MIME specification, but is useful for interoperating
with some mail clients that use this convention.
The default is false.
|
| mail.mime.encodefilename | boolean |
If set to "true" , the setFileName method
uses the MimeUtility
method encodeText to encode any
non-ASCII characters in the filename. Note that this encoding
violates the MIME specification, but is useful for interoperating
with some mail clients that use this convention.
The default is false.
|
| mail.mime.decodeparameters | boolean |
If set to "false" , non-ASCII parameters in a
ParameterList , e.g., in a Content-Type header,
will not be decoded as specified by
RFC 2231.
The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.encodeparameters | boolean |
If set to "false" , non-ASCII parameters in a
ParameterList , e.g., in a Content-Type header,
will not be encoded as specified by
RFC 2231.
The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.multipart. ignoremissingendboundary | boolean |
Normally, when parsing a multipart MIME message, a message that is
missing the final end boundary line is not considered an error.
The data simply ends at the end of the input. Note that messages
of this form violate the MIME specification. If the property
mail.mime.multipart.ignoremissingendboundary is set
to false , such messages are considered an error and a
MesagingException will be thrown when parsing such a
message.
|
| mail.mime.multipart. ignoremissingboundaryparameter | boolean |
If the Content-Type header for a multipart content does not have
a boundary parameter, the multipart parsing code
will look for the first line in the content that looks like a
boundary line and extract the boundary parameter from the line.
If this property is set to "false" , a
MessagingException will be thrown if the Content-Type
header doesn't specify a boundary parameter.
The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.multipart. ignoreexistingboundaryparameter | boolean |
Normally the boundary parameter in the Content-Type header of a multipart
body part is used to specify the separator between parts of the multipart
body. This System property may be set to "true" to cause
the parser to look for a line in the multipart body that looks like a
boundary line and use that value as the separator between subsequent parts.
This may be useful in cases where a broken anti-virus product has rewritten
the message incorrectly such that the boundary parameter and the actual
boundary value no longer match.
The default value of this property is false.
|
| mail.mime.multipart. allowempty | boolean |
Normally, when writing out a MimeMultipart that contains no body
parts, or when trying to parse a multipart message with no body parts,
a MessagingException is thrown. The MIME spec does not allow
multipart content with no body parts. This
System property may be set to "true" to override this behavior.
When writing out such a MimeMultipart, a single empty part will be
included. When reading such a multipart, a MimeMultipart will be created
with no body parts.
The default value of this property is false.
|
The following properties are supported by the EE4J implementation of
Jakarta Mail, but are not currently a required part of the specification.
These must be set as Session
properties.
The names, types, defaults, and semantics of these properties may
change in future releases.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mail.alternates | String |
A string containing other email addresses that the current user is known by.
The MimeMessage reply method will eliminate any
of these addresses from the recipient list in the message it constructs,
to avoid sending the reply back to the sender.
|
| mail.replyallcc | boolean |
If set to "true" , the MimeMessage
reply method will put all recipients except the original
sender in the Cc list of the newly constructed message.
Normally, recipients in the To header of the original
message will also appear in the To list of the newly
constructed message.
|
The following properties are supported by the EE4J implementation of
Jakarta Mail, but are not currently a required part of the specification.
These must be set as System
properties.
The names, types, defaults, and semantics of these properties may
change in future releases.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mail.mime.base64.ignoreerrors | boolean |
If set to "true" , the BASE64 decoder will ignore errors
in the encoded data, returning EOF. This may be useful when dealing
with improperly encoded messages that contain extraneous data at the
end of the encoded stream. Note however that errors anywhere in the
stream will cause the decoder to stop decoding so this should be used
with extreme caution. The default is false.
|
| mail.mime.foldtext | boolean |
If set to "true" , header fields containing just text
such as the Subject and Content-Description
header fields, and long parameter values in structured headers such
as Content-Type will be folded (broken into 76 character lines)
when set and unfolded when read. The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.setcontenttypefilename | boolean |
If set to "true" , the setFileName method
will also set the name parameter on the Content-Type
header to the specified filename. This supports interoperability with
some old mail clients. The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.setdefaulttextcharset | boolean |
When updating the headers of a message, a body
part with a text content type but no charset
parameter will have a charset parameter added to it
if this property is set to "true" .
The default is true.
|
| mail.mime.parameters.strict | boolean |
If set to false, when reading a message, parameter values in header fields
such as Content-Type and Content-Disposition
are allowed to contain whitespace and other special characters without
being quoted; the parameter value ends at the next semicolon.
If set to true (the default), parameter values are required to conform
to the MIME specification and must be quoted if they contain whitespace
or special characters.
|
| mail.mime.applefilenames | boolean |
Apple Mail incorrectly encodes filenames that contain spaces,
forgetting to quote the parameter value. If this property is
set to "true" , Jakarta Mail will try to detect this
situation when parsing parameters and work around it.
The default is false.
Note that this property handles a subset of the cases handled
by setting the mail.mime.parameters.strict property to false.
This property will likely be removed in a future release.
|
| mail.mime.windowsfilenames | boolean |
Internet Explorer 6 incorrectly includes a complete pathname
in the filename parameter of the Content-Disposition header
for uploaded files, and fails to properly escape the backslashes
in the pathname. If this property is
set to "true" , Jakarta Mail will preserve all backslashes
in the "filename" and "name" parameters of any MIME header.
The default is false.
Note that this is a violation of the MIME specification but may
be useful when using Jakarta Mail to parse HTTP messages for uploaded
files sent by IE6.
|
| mail.mime. ignoreunknownencoding | boolean |
If set to "true" , an unknown value in the
Content-Transfer-Encoding header will be ignored
when reading a message and an encoding of "8bit" will be assumed.
If set to "false" , an exception is thrown for an
unknown encoding value. The default is false.
|
| mail.mime.uudecode. ignoreerrors | boolean |
If set to "true" , errors in the encoded format of a
uuencoded document will be ignored when reading a message part.
If set to "false" , an exception is thrown for an
incorrectly encoded message part. The default is false.
|
| mail.mime.uudecode. ignoremissingbeginend | boolean |
If set to "true" , a missing "being" or "end" line in a
uuencoded document will be ignored when reading a message part.
If set to "false" , an exception is thrown for a
uuencoded message part without the required "begin" and "end" lines.
The default is false.
|
| mail.mime. ignorewhitespacelines | boolean |
Normally the header of a MIME part is separated from the body by an empty
line. This System property may be set to "true" to cause
the parser to consider a line containing only whitespace to be an empty
line. The default value of this property is false.
|
| mail.mime. ignoremultipartencoding | boolean |
The MIME spec does not allow body parts of type multipart/* to be encoded.
The Content-Transfer-Encoding header is ignored in this case.
Setting this System property to "false" will
cause the Content-Transfer-Encoding header to be honored for multipart
content.
The default value of this property is true.
|
| mail.mime.allowencodedmessages | boolean |
The MIME spec does not allow body parts of type message/* to be encoded.
The Content-Transfer-Encoding header is ignored in this case.
Some versions of Microsoft Outlook will incorrectly encode message
attachments. Setting this System property to "true" will
cause the Content-Transfer-Encoding header to be honored for message
attachments.
The default value of this property is false.
|
| mail.mime.contenttypehandler | String |
In some cases Jakarta Mail is unable to process messages with an invalid
Content-Type header. The header may have incorrect syntax or other
problems. This property specifies the name of a class that will be
used to clean up the Content-Type header value before Jakarta Mail uses it.
The class must have a method with this signature:
public static String cleanContentType(MimePart mp, String contentType)
Whenever Jakarta Mail accesses the Content-Type header of a message, it
will pass the value to this method and use the returned value instead.
The value may be null if the Content-Type header isn't present.
Returning null will cause the default Content-Type to be used.
The MimePart may be used to access other headers of the message part
to determine how to correct the Content-Type.
Note that the Content-Type handler doesn't affect the
getHeader method, which still returns the raw header value.
Note also that the handler doesn't affect the IMAP provider; the IMAP
server is responsible for returning pre-parsed, syntactically correct
Content-Type information.
|
| mail.mime.address.usecanonicalhostname | boolean |
Use the
InetAddress.getCanonicalHostName
method to determine the host name in the
InternetAddress.getLocalAddress
method.
With some network configurations, InetAddress.getCanonicalHostName may be
slow or may return an address instead of a host name.
In that case, setting this System property to false will cause the
InetAddress.getHostName
method to be used instead.
The default is true.
|
The current
implementation of classes in this package log debugging information using
Logger
as described in the following table:
| Logger Name | Logging Level | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| jakarta.mail.internet | FINE | General debugging output |


Only Wanda remains on the Atlantic storm names list after Hurricane Sam and Tropical Storm Victor made their way through the Atlantic this week. Though they're staying clear of New York City, they remind us two months remain of a busy hurricane season, and even New Yorkers should remain vigilant.
If you’re a recent transplant or planning to make a move to the city, take this season as a warning: climate change has made preparing for severe storms an essential facet of New York City living.
In early September, remnants of Hurricane Ida managed to devastate the city--not with the storm surge that blasted Louisiana’s coast--but with unexpected torrential rainfall that flooded the city's subway system, roads and basements.
Though the tragic flooding begged government action and updates to the city’s infrastructure, here is what you should do as soon as you settle into the Big Apple.
As a new resident of New York City, it’s a good idea to register for the city’s official emergency communications program. Sign up for notifications at nyc.gov, downloading the Notify NYC app or dialing 311. Aside from severe weather information and evacuation notices, you can opt to receive messages on mass transit and other significant events.
Found your dream NYC apartment? Now find out if it’s located in one of the city’s six evacuation zones prone to the most severe storm surge flooding. These are mainly coastal areas of the city that border rivers or ocean, but it’s important to check before evacuation orders are issued. You can check your zone using this map.
Flood zones are different from evacuation zones, and you should not assume a need to evacuate based on your flood zone. Find more information about flood zones in NYC at nyc.gov or floodhelp.org.
Yes, space is limited in NYC apartments, but make room for an emergency supply kit. Fill a box with non-perishable foods, a gallon of water, basic first aid supplies and medications, a flashlight, candles, duct tape, and a portable phone charger (fully charged). For more kit ideas, check out ready.gov.
Don’t forget about those around you. For pets, make sure your supply kit includes pet food and have a pet carrier ready to go in case of evacuation.
Check on vulnerable neighbors, friends, and family members. Help them complete this checklist, especially if they don’t have internet access or the ability to gather their supplies.
Sources:
https://www.nytimes.com/article/tropical-storm-victor-hurricane.html
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/em/ready/coastal-storms-hurricanes.page
https://gothamist.com/news/why-nyc-was-so-unprepared-for-idas-flash-flooding


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Ruby Enumerables Cheat Sheet
- all? [{ |obj| block }] Passes each element of the collection to the given block. The method returns true if the block never returns false or nil.
- any? [{ |obj| block }] Passes each element of the collection to the given block. The method returns true if the block ever returns a value other than false or nil.
- chunk { |elt| ... } Enumerates over the items, chunking them together based on the return value of the block. Consecutive elements which return the same block value are chunked together.
- count, count(item), count { |obj| block } Returns the number of items in enum through enumeration. If an argument is given, the number of items in enum that are equal to item are counted. If a block is given, it counts the number of elements yielding a true value.
- drop(n), drop_while { |arr| block } Drop(n) drops first n elements from enum, and returns rest elements in an array. Drop_while drops elements up to, but not including, the first element for which the block returns nil or false and returns an array containing the remaining elements.
- each_cons(n) { ... } Iterates the given block for each array of consecutive elements. If no block is given, returns an enumerator.
- each_slice(n) { ... } Iterates the given block for each slice of elements. If no block is given, returns an enumerator.
- each_with_index(*args) { |obj, i| block } Calls block with two arguments, the item and its index, for each item in enum. Given arguments are passed through to each().
- each_with_object(obj) { |(*args), memo_obj| ... } Iterates the given block for each element with an arbitrary object given, and returns the initially given object.
- find(ifnone = nil) { |obj| block } Passes each entry in enum to block. Returns the first for which block is not false. If no object matches, calls ifnone and returns its result when it is specified, or returns nil otherwise.
- find_all { |obj| block } Returns an array containing all elements of enum for which the given block returns a true value.
- first(n) Returns the first element, or the first n elements, of the enumerable. If the enumerable is empty, the first form returns nil, and the second form returns an empty array.
- group_by { |obj| block } Groups the collection by result of the block. Returns a hash where the keys are the evaluated result from the block and the values are arrays of elements in the collection that correspond to the key.
- include?(obj) Returns true if any member of enum equals obj. Equality is tested using ==.
- inject(initial) { |memo, obj| block } Combines all elements of enum by applying a binary operation, specified by a block or a symbol that names a method or operator.
- map { |obj| block } Returns a new array with the results of running block once for every element in enum.
- max, max { |a, b| block } Returns the object in enum with the maximum value. The first form assumes all objects implement Comparable; the second uses the block to return a <=> b.
- max_by { |obj| block } Returns the object in enum that gives the maximum value from the given block.
- min { |a, b| block } Returns the object in enum with the minimum value. The first form assumes all objects implement Comparable; the second uses the block to return a <=> b.
- min_by { |obj| block } Returns the object in enum that gives the minimum value from the given block.
- minmax, minmax { |a, b| block } Returns two elements array which contains the minimum and the maximum value in the enumerable. The first form assumes all objects implement Comparable; the second uses the block to return a <=> b.
- minmax_by { |obj| block } Returns a two element array containing the objects in enum that correspond to the minimum and maximum values respectively from the given block.
- none? [{ |obj| block }] Passes each element of the collection to the given block. The method returns true if the block never returns true for all elements. If the block is not given, none? will return true only if none of the collection members is true.
- one? [{ |obj| block }] Passes each element of the collection to the given block. The method returns true if the block returns true exactly once. If the block is not given, one? will return true only if exactly one of the collection members is true.
- partition { |obj| block } Returns two arrays, the first containing the elements of enum for which the block evaluates to true, the second containing the rest.
- reject { |obj| block } Returns an array for all elements of enum for which the given block returns false.
- select { |obj| block } Returns an array containing all elements of enum for which the given block returns a true value.
- sort { |a, b| block } Returns an array containing the items in enum sorted, either according to their own <=> method, or by using the results of the supplied block.
- sort_by { |obj| block } Sorts enum using a set of keys generated by mapping the values in enum through the given block.
- take_while { |arr| block } Passes elements to the block until the block returns nil or false, then stops iterating and returns an array of all prior elements.


Interacting with Files¶
FileABC (Abstract Base Class)¶
Protocol defining the interface for a file and supplying some base implementations. File ABC is a pure Protocol class, only defining inputs and returns. All methods are required when subclassing this protocol.
FileBase
offers partial implementation with sane defaults that both
File
and FileSequence
build off of.
-
class
perfsprocket.
FileABC
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ The following is a table of required / optional overrides
-
__iter__
()[source]¶ iterates through FileABC’s paths, returning them
- Return type
Generator
[Path
,None
,None
]
-
__len__
()[source]¶ Number of paths contained in FileABC. Should match the number of objects yielded by
FileABC.__iter___()
- Return type
int
-
chmod
(mode)[source]¶ Non-iter version of
FileABC.chmod_iter()
, returnsNone
- Return type
None
-
chmod_iter
(mode)[source]¶ Yields paths with altered permissions as operation occurs
- Return type
Generator
[Path
,None
,None
]
-
copy
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Non-iter version of
FileABC.copy_iter()
, returning only newFileABC
- Return type
~SelfType
-
copy_iter
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Yield new paths created wile moving file to
dst_folder
. Yield newFileABC
at end- Return type
Generator
[Union
[Path
, ~SelfType],None
,None
]
-
delete
()[source]¶ Non-iter version of
FileABC.rename_iter()
, returnsNone
- Return type
None
-
delete_iter
()[source]¶ Yields paths being deleted as operation occurs
- Return type
Generator
[Path
,None
,None
]
-
move
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Non-iter version of
FileABC.move_iter()
, returning only newFileABC
- Return type
~SelfType
-
move_iter
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Yield new paths created wile moving file to
dst_folder
. Yield newFileABC
at end- Return type
Generator
[Union
[Path
, ~SelfType],None
,None
]
-
property
path
¶ Single path most representative of file.
- Return type
Path
- Returns
pathlib path. See pathlib’s documentation for available methods.
-
rename
(name)[source]¶ Non-iter version of
FileABC.rename_iter()
, returning only newFileABC
- Return type
~SelfType
-
FileBase¶
Offers sane base implementations of most FileABC
.
-
class
perfsprocket.
FileBase
(path, *args)[source]¶ The base implementations rely on some additional, simpler methods annotated below. Only these and implemented base methods are detailed
method
required?
NEW - required
required
required
required
required
required
FileBase.__repr__()
has default
has default
has default
has default
has default
has default
has default
has default
has default
has default
-
chmod
(mode)[source]¶ Executes
FileBase.chmod_iter()
.- Return type
None
-
chmod_iter
(mode)[source]¶ Iterates through self, changing permissions on each path to
mode
.- Return type
Generator
[Path
,None
,None
]
-
copy
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Executes
FileBase.copy_iter()
and yields final item.- Return type
~SelfType
-
copy_iter
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Iterates through self, copying files to root level of dst_folder
- Return type
Generator
[Union
[Path
, ~SelfType],None
,None
]
-
delete
()[source]¶ Executes
delete_iter()
.- Return type
None
-
delete_iter
()[source]¶ Iterates through self, deleting each path.
- Return type
Generator
[Path
,None
,None
]
-
move
(dst_folder)[source]¶ Executes
FileBase.move_iter()
and yield final item.- Return type
~SelfType
-
File¶
The File
class is an implementation of FileABC
meant for interacting
with single files.
FileSequence¶
The File
class is an implementation of FileABC
meant for interacting
with file sequences.
File sequences are not arbitrary lists of files. They are numbered files in the same
directory, named in a way SeqName
can parse. Ex: photo_0030.jpg
Getting a Specific File Path.
-
class
perfsprocket.
FileSequence
(path, start, end)[source]¶ Magic Method
return
__iter__
yields each path in file num order
__len__
number of files in sequence (theoretical, does not check disk)
__getitem__
returns path by index (not file num, 0 is first)
Specific file paths can be accessed via index:
>>> sequence[0] PosixPath('/Volumes/disk/folder/photo_100.jpeg') >>> sequence[-1] PosixPath('/Volumes/disk/folder/photo_200.jpeg')
If you wish to return by file number instead of a 0-based index, use
FileSequence.files()
:>>> sequence.files[150] PosixPath('/Volumes/disk/folder/photo_150.jpeg') >>> sequence.files[120] PosixPath('/Volumes/disk/folder/photo_120.jpeg') >>> sequence.files[201] Traceback (most recent call last): ... IndexError
Both ways can be sliced. A slice returns a new
FileSequence
of the desired bounds. As such, the slicestep
is always assumed to beNone
.>>> sequence[20:51] <FileSequence: '/Volumes/disk/folder/photo_[120-150].jpeg'> >>> sequence.files[120:151] <FileSequence: '/Volumes/disk/folder/photo_[120-150].jpeg'>
-
__init__
(path, start, end)[source]¶ Interact with file sequences.
- Parameters
path (
Union
[str
,Path
]) – path to one (or generic) file in sequence. Generic path like so: ‘photo_###.jpeg’start (
int
) – first file number of sequence.end (
int
) – last file number of sequence.
-
property
end
¶ Return
end
frame num passed toFileSequence.__init__()
- Return type
int
-
property
files
¶ Returns object that can get file by frame number index.
- Return type
_SeqNumSlicer
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property
name
¶ dataclass with file sequence name info. See
SeqName
documentation- Return type
SeqName
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property
path
¶ path to first file
- Return type
Path
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rename_iter
(name)[source]¶ Renames each file in file num order, yielding a OldPath, NewPath pair after it has been successfully moved. Yields new
FileSequence
as last item.- Return type
Generator
[Union
[Tuple
[Path
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],None
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property
start
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start
frame num passed toFileSequence.__init__()
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Johnathan Hildred Wall Jr is an American professional basketball player for the Washington Wizards of the National Basketball Association (NBA). A Raleigh, North Carolina native, Wall was chosen with the first overall pick of the 2010 NBA draft by the Wizards after playing one year at the University of Kentucky. He plays the point guard position and is a four-time NBA All-Star. He was named to his first All-NBA Team in 2017.
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Bongers, John “Frazer”
| Birth Name | Bongers, John “Frazer” |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 92 years, 6 months, 29 days |
Narrative
Frazer was named after his Great grandmother, Georgina Frazer.
5/5/2008 - Susan has found a site for Brisbane Cemeteries.
His daughter, Joan Bongers was a Spinster. For many years she lived in Waverton, Sydney, then she moved up to Brisbane for a couple of years, then moved back toMosman. I found her death on D.P.S.
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1890-12-05 | Cambelltown, NSW #9645 | ||
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| Death | 1983-07-03 | Jindalee Nursing Home, Brisbane Qld (94 yrs old.) | ||
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| Burial | 1983-07-08 | Mt. Gravatt Cemetery, Brisbane Qld. | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Father | Bongers, John | 1861-05-30 | 1957-05-30 | |
| Mother | Shreeves, Julia Elizabeth | 1860-12-24 | 1930-01-16 | |
| Brother | Bongers, Arthur Clarke | 1888-10-19 | 1929-10-27 | |
| Bongers, John “Frazer” | 1890-12-05 | 1983-07-03 | ||
| Sister | Bongers, Dorothy May | 1893-10-15 | 1971-09-04 | |
| Brother | Bongers, Frank Barton | 1897-03-04 | 1917-02-14 | |
| Brother | Bongers, Edward Malcolm | 1900-09-13 | 1975-12-09 | |
| Brother | Bongers, Alec Tom Airdrian | 1902-12-09 | 1909-05-30 | |
| Brother | Bongers, Ralph Lincoln | 1904-11-28 |
Families
Family of Bongers, John “Frazer” and Millican, Gertrude Alice |
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| Bongers, Joan Alvilda Miss | 1917-11-02 | 1999-07-10 |
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| Bongers, Valmae Gertrude | 1927 | 1931-01-10 |
| Bongers, [Living] | ||
| Bongers, [Living] |
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| _UID | A51324CE4EFBD6119853C235D283C87952B5 |
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| _UID | 44FFFA65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6DAD2F |


Sozopol is said to be the oldest town on the Bulgaria Black Sea coast dating back to the Bronze Age, with a very well preserved old town. A favourite place for artists, its bohemian atmosphere, cobbled streets and sandy beaches make it very crowded in the summer with tourists.
For visiting yachts, the new marina makes this an attractive stopover.
On approach, be aware of long fishing nets on the west side of Sveti Ivan, they also extend to the south of it.
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SoundLoadOptions class
class SoundLoadOptions { /** * The application provides *mp3* files as an option to load audio files. */ bool mp3; /** * The application provides *mp4* files as an option to load audio files. */ bool mp4; /** * The application provides *ogg* files as an option to load audio files. */ bool ogg; /** * The application provides *wav* files as an option to load audio files. */ bool wav; /** * Ignore loading errors and use a silent audio sample instead. */ bool ignoreErrors; SoundLoadOptions({ this.mp3: false, this.mp4: false, this.ogg: false, this.wav: false, this.ignoreErrors: true }); }
Constructors
new SoundLoadOptions({bool mp3: false, bool mp4: false, bool ogg: false, bool wav: false, bool ignoreErrors: true}) #
Creates a new Object instance.
Object instances have no meaningful state, and are only useful through their identity. An Object instance is equal to itself only.
docs inherited from Object
SoundLoadOptions({ this.mp3: false, this.mp4: false, this.ogg: false, this.wav: false, this.ignoreErrors: true });
Properties
bool ignoreErrors #
Ignore loading errors and use a silent audio sample instead.
bool ignoreErrors
bool mp3 #
The application provides mp3 files as an option to load audio files.
bool mp3
bool mp4 #
The application provides mp4 files as an option to load audio files.
bool mp4
bool ogg #
The application provides ogg files as an option to load audio files.
bool ogg
bool wav #
The application provides wav files as an option to load audio files.
bool wav


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Original London Cast: Rutland Barrington -- Original American (authorized) Cast: Fred Clifton -- Original Australian Cast: Mr. J. C. Williamson
"Aye, I have a pretty wit - a light, airy, joysome wit, spiced with anecdotes of prison cells and the torture chamber."
Original London Cast: Mr. W.H. Denny -- Original New York Cast: Fred Solomon -- Original Australian Cast: Howard Vernon
"In the course of a long and adventurous career in the principal European Courts, it has been revealed to me that I unconsciously exercise a weird and supernatural fascination over all Crowned Heads."
Original London Cast: Rosina Brandram -- Original Australian Cast: Celia Ghiloni
"Of what avail is it that my body is free, if my legs are working out seven years' penal servitude."
Original London Cast: Richard Temple -- Original New York Cast: William T. Carleton -- Original Australian Cast: Signor Brocolini
"O Mount Vesuvius, here we are in arithmetic! My good sir, one can't marry a vulgar fraction!"
Original London Cast: Jessie Bond -- Original New York Cast: Mary Duggan -- Original Australian Cast: Ida Osborne
"You are very dear to me, George. We were boys together - at least I was. If I were to survive you, my existence would be hopelessly embittered."
Original London Cast: Durward Lely -- Original New York Cast: Llewellyn Cadwaladr -- Original Australian Cast: Frank Boyle
"We've a choice assortment of wishing-caps, divining-rods, amulets, charms, and counter-charms."
Original London Cast: George Grossmith -- Original Australian Cast: William Horace Lingard -- Original Australian Savoy Revival Cast: Howard Vernon
"Well, ma'am, I don't think much of the British soldier who wouldn't ill-convenience himself to save a female in distress."
Original London Cast: Mr. Manners -- Original New York Cast: Lithgow James -- Original Australian Cast: Ernest St. Clair
"Besides - a wandering minstrel, who plays a wind instrument outside tea-houses, is hardly a fitting husband for the ward of a Lord High Executioner."
Original London Cast: Leonore Braham -- Original Australian Cast: Nellie Stewart
"When the higher qualities of the heart are all that can be desired, the higher notes of the voice are matters of comparative insignificance."
Original London Cast: Nancy McIntosh -- Original Australian Cast: Dolly Castles


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Pseudo Elements
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Shadow DOM
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CSS Coverage Demo
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1 You priests, I will say something to warn you.
2 Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, says this:
"Pay attention to what I am saying, and then decide to honor me.  And I have already cursed them, because you have not honored me.
3 I will punish your descendants, and it will be as though I had splattered on your faces the dung from the animals that you have sacrificed, and others will come and throw you away with that dung.
4 When that happens, you will know that I warned you like this, in order that you descendants of Levi will obey my covenant with the priests."
This is what Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, is saying to you.
5 He also says,
"I made my covenant with your ancestor Levi because I wanted the priests to live prosperously and peacefully. And that is what I enabled them to do. I required that they greatly respect me and honor me, and they did so.
6 They taught the people what was true and right; they did not tell lies. They worked for me peacefully and loyally, and they helped many people to stop sinning.
7 What priests say should enable people to continue to learn the truth from generation to generation. They should be certain that the priests will teach them correction, because they must be true messengers from me, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies.
8 But, you priests do not act in that way any more. Instead, what you have taught people has caused many of them to sin. You have rejected the covenant that I made with the descendants of Levi long ago.
9 Therefore I have caused all the people to despise you, and I have caused them to shame you, for you have not obeyed me. Instead, you teach people different things, depending on how important they are."
10 Now I will warn you about something else. It is certain that we Israelites are a people group only because God has created us as a people group. But we lie to each other and harm each other; in this way we disgrace the covenant that Yahweh made with our ancestors.
11 You people of Judah have been unfaithful toward Yahweh. You have done disgusting things in Jerusalem and elsewhere in Israel. You Israelite men have defiled the temple that Yahweh loves. You have done that by marrying foreign women, women who worship idols.
12 I wish that Yahweh would drive away from Israel every man who has done that, along with his descendants—even if they bring offerings to Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies.
13 This is another thing that you do: You come and weep in front of Yahweh's altar, covering it with your tears.  The answer is that Yahweh heard that each of you men solemnly promised to be faithful to your wives when you were young. But you men have not done what you promised; you have sent them away, the ones with whom you made that covenant, so you could marry foreign women.
15 Indeed, Yahweh made you one with your wife, and he gave you some of his spirit. He did this because he wanted you to have children who would honor him. So you must be careful not to let other women attract you.  So if you men divorce your wives, you are overwhelming them by acting cruelly toward them. So be sure that you are not disloyal to your wives.  But you dare to ask, "How have we made him impatient?"
The answer is that you have said that Yahweh is pleased with all those who do what is evil, that he actually views them as good. And you have also made him impatient by always saying, "Why does God not act justly toward us?"


- onActivityResult(int, int, Intent) - Method in class com.valentine.esp.screens.ListBluetoothDevices
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- onConnectEvent(boolean) - Method in class com.valentine.esp.ValentineESP
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A callback method that gets triggered when a connection event completes.
- onConnectionEventCallback(Boolean) - Method in class com.valentine.esp.ValentineClient
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Callback that will receive the connection event from the ValentineESP object.
- onConnectionLoss() - Method in class com.valentine.esp.ValentineESP
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A callback method that gets triggered when a connection loss occurs.
- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class com.valentine.esp.screens.ListBluetoothDevices
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- onDeviceFound(BluetoothDeviceBundle, ConnectionType) - Method in class com.valentine.esp.bluetooth.VRScanCallback
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This function is called when a BluetoothDevices is discovered.
- onDisconnected() - Method in class com.valentine.esp.ValentineESP
-
A callback method that gets triggered when a disconnection event completes.
- onDisconnectionEventCallback() - Method in class com.valentine.esp.ValentineClient
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Callback that will receive the connection event from the ValentineESP object.
- onPause() - Method in class com.valentine.esp.screens.ListBluetoothDevices
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- onScanComplete(ConnectionType) - Method in class com.valentine.esp.bluetooth.VRScanCallback
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This function is called once the scanning process completes.


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First dimension is assumed to be nb_samples.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.params = []
self.regularizer = []
self.constraint = []
def output(self, train):
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size = theano.tensor.prod(X.shape) // X.shape[0]
After Change
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First dimension is assumed to be nb_samples.
"""
def __init__(self):
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def output(self, train):
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In figure [stackCall] the call graph89 coupled with other metrics is shown as
the number of times that a function is called and the percentage of the
total time that a use (we omitted, without losing any critic
informations, functions which the execution time was too short or not
directly related to the computation, e.g. initialization of threads or
setting up of linked list because of readability). The figure is
related to an execution of
\(2000\) computational steps of the model itself. We can easily see
that the 97% (i.e. it may allow a almost fully
parallel implementation) of the computation takes place into function
GlobalTransitionFunction()
that is called in total, not
surprisingly 2000 times. The top level hotspot is so identified and we
can start making some prediction about the speedup’s upper bound
according to the Amdahl’s law. Using
\(p=512\) cores of a fermi GTX 580 GPU we can expect that the speedup
\[S(512)=\frac{1}{B+\frac{1}{512}(1-B)}\approx31.35, \quad B=1-0.97;\]
where B is the serial portion of the whole program. We cannot expect
speedups better than
\(31\times\) even using 512 cores in parallel and without any
additional overhead (at least on 2000 computational steps). Obviously
as the computational steps increase the percentage of the total time
taken by the hotspots GlobalTransitionFunction()
becomes
closer and closer to
\(100\%\), giving at limit a theoretical speedup limit
\(S(p)=p\). Hence, all the efforts in parallelizing the application
have been spent on the acceleration of this part. Each called procedure
in GlobalTransitionFunction()
procedure corresponds to an
elementary process
90 of the MCA.
Another important information obtainable from the figure [stackCall]
is that the bulk of computation is not enclosed in one single very
computationally intensive procedure call (like, for example, could be a
single call to a matrices multiplication, or a differential equation
solver procedure), but it resides in the large number of calls to
sub-procedures, (
\(\approx5\times10^6\) calls for the sub-procedures like
outFlows(…)
in this specific run of the model).


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CRITICAL CARE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): **
Sidney Lumet is a great director who is past his prime. Four decades ago, he received a well deserved Academy Award nomination for one of his first films, 12 ANGRY MEN. Three decades ago, he gave us THE PAWNBROKER. Two decades ago, when at the top of his form, he directed the hard edged SERPICO, DOG DAY AFTERNOON, and NETWORK. And a decade ago, he came up with THE VERDICT.
In the 1990s, Lumet's films (Q & A, A STRANGER AMONG US, GUILTY AS SIN, and NIGHT FALLS ON MANHATTAN) have all been disappointments, even if each has had parts worth treasuring. His latest, CRITICAL CARE, fits firmly within his repertoire for this decade.
Although masquerading as a black comedy, CRITICAL CARE is actually a long polemic against the efficacy of our health care system. Set in an intensive care ward, the picture features doctors and hospitals interested in keeping terminally ill patients alive so long as their health insurance holds out. A side story has two warring half-sisters, played by Kyra Sedgwick and Margo Martindale, wanting to carefully adjust when their dying father perishes. Depending on the exact date of death, one or the other will get his entire ten million dollar fortune.
James Spader is partially miscast as the overworked and oversexed young resident, Dr. Werner Ernst. Spader is convincing as the latter, but his perfect hair, fashion model looks, flawless attire, and his relaxed demeanor makes it hard to believe that this is a guy who works 38 hours straight through. Dr. Ernst and Helen Mirren as Stella, the head nurse, are the show's conscience. The patients, who either beg to die or are long-term vegetables, have no one but this lone doctor and nurse to care about them. The doctors in charge of the hospital are interested only in the health insurance money, and the other doctors' sole motive is promotion.
Filmed by David Watkin with oversaturated whites to emphasize the clean room atmosphere of the hospital and scripted by Richard Dooling and Steven S. Schwartz with Orwellian logic, the self-absorbed film has strong pretensions. The dialog, although there are quite a few nice one-liners, generally falls flat. Never quite entertaining, rarely enlightening, and only sporadically funny, the movie seems destined for a limited market.
The hospital has two role models. One is a Dr. Hofstader, played with military precision by Philip Bosco, who claims that, "seeing patients is a waste of time." He has his patients all hooked up with probes that feed into cyberspace.  And he carries two cell phones wherever he goes so he can simultaneously consult with two of his colleagues throughout the world while talking with someone else next to him.
In complete contrast is an almost unrecognizable Albert Brooks as Dr. Butz, a chronic alcoholic, who lives in an old office with dusty file cabinets. Looking in his late 60s, Dr. Butz forgets everything except how to make money.
In one episode, Dr. Ernst argues against unnaturally prolonging the life of one of his permanently vegetative patients by yet another medical procedure. "If he's going to die, why should we proceed," Dr. Ernst asks. "Where have you been all your life?" Dr. Butz shouts back. "It's called revenue!" The patient, it turns out, has three health insurance policies which came through with $112,000 for last month's bill. Case closed as far as Dr. Butz is concerned.
In a great twist, Dr. Butz readily admits that he personally has no health insurance because he doesn't want to be artificially kept alive like his patients. The show has a similarly clever ending, but none of this makes up for the tedium of most of the picture. Rather than seeing CRITICAL CARE, go and rent one of Lumet's great films. I'd start with 12 ANGRY MEN.
CRITICAL CARE runs 1:49. It is rated R for language, adult themes, and sexual situations. The film would be fine for teenagers.
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--- layout: post title: My Old College ID categories: [] tags: - life - university status: publish type: post published: true meta: _original_post_id: '' _original_import_author: John Duprey author: ---
I found my old college ID badge at the bottom of some junk today. I was immediately transported back to that time. This thing was printed in the fall of 1991, the day I arrived on campus... nearly twenty years ago.. what?!! Look at that face. So young and innocent. Little did I know that a year from then my Dad would be dead, that I'd be without a safety net struggling with ROTC, keeping the grade, and my own self image. But here, in this picture, I'm still hopeful. I think that is a high school band shirt I'm wearing.. and giant glasses. What a NERD! Twenty years. It might as well be a hundred. That was a lifetime ago and, somehow, things have worked out for me. I thank God for all my blessings.
P.S. Go Clarkson Golden Knights! http://clarkson.edu/


| 接口 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AliasAction.NewAliasValidator |
Validate a new alias.
|
| AliasOrIndex |
Encapsulates the
IndexMetaData instances of a concrete index or indices an alias is pointing to. |
| IndexMetaData.Custom | 已过时 |
| IndexTemplateFilter |
Enables filtering the index templates that will be applied for an index, per create index request.
|
| MetaData.Custom | |
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService.PutListener | |
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService.RemoveListener |
| 类 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AliasAction |
Individual operation to perform on the cluster state as part of an
IndicesAliasesRequest . |
| AliasAction.Add |
Operation to add an alias to an index.
|
| AliasAction.Remove |
Operation to remove an alias from an index.
|
| AliasAction.RemoveIndex |
Operation to remove an index.
|
| AliasMetaData | |
| AliasMetaData.Builder | |
| AliasOrIndex.Alias |
Represents an alias and groups all
IndexMetaData instances sharing the same alias name together. |
| AliasOrIndex.Index |
Represents an concrete index and encapsulates its
IndexMetaData |
| AliasValidator |
Validator for an alias, to be used before adding an alias to the index metadata
and make sure the alias is valid
|
| ClusterNameExpressionResolver |
Resolves cluster names from an expression.
|
| IndexGraveyard |
A collection of tombstones for explicitly marking indices as deleted in the cluster state.
|
| IndexGraveyard.Builder |
A class to build an IndexGraveyard.
|
| IndexGraveyard.IndexGraveyardDiff |
A class representing a diff of two IndexGraveyard objects.
|
| IndexGraveyard.Tombstone |
An individual tombstone entry for representing a deleted index.
|
| IndexMetaData | |
| IndexMetaData.Builder | |
| IndexNameExpressionResolver | |
| IndexTemplateMetaData | |
| IndexTemplateMetaData.Builder | |
| MappingMetaData |
Mapping configuration for a type.
|
| MappingMetaData.Routing | |
| MetaData | |
| MetaData.Builder | |
| MetaDataCreateIndexService |
Service responsible for submitting create index requests
|
| MetaDataDeleteIndexService |
Deletes indices.
|
| MetaDataIndexAliasesService |
Service responsible for submitting add and remove aliases requests
|
| MetaDataIndexStateService |
Service responsible for submitting open/close index requests
|
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService |
Service responsible for submitting index templates updates
|
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService.PutRequest | |
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService.PutResponse | |
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService.RemoveRequest | |
| MetaDataIndexTemplateService.RemoveResponse | |
| MetaDataIndexUpgradeService |
This service is responsible for upgrading legacy index metadata to the current version
Every time an existing index is introduced into cluster this service should be used
to upgrade the existing index metadata to the latest version of the cluster.
|
| MetaDataMappingService |
Service responsible for submitting mapping changes
|
| MetaDataUpdateSettingsService |
Service responsible for submitting update index settings requests
|
| RepositoriesMetaData |
Contains metadata about registered snapshot repositories
|
| RepositoryMetaData |
Metadata about registered repository
|
| TemplateUpgradeService |
Upgrades Templates on behalf of installed
Plugin s when a node joins the cluster |
| 枚举 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| IndexMetaData.State | |
| MetaData.XContentContext |
| 异常错误 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| ProcessClusterEventTimeoutException |


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Plans let us create schedules for people. Select the team that you'd like to manage with this plan.
Almost done!
Roles define how people are scheduled on at various dates (depending on
availability / unavailability).
We've created some default sets to get you going. These can be modified later using the Roles
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With roles: {{roleSetName}}
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Definitions¶
-
doc_definitions.
boolean_func
(experiment)¶ Function that returns True when an experiment matches and False otherwise.
- Args:
- experiment (
Experiment
): Experiment that is to be tested.
-
doc_definitions.
scoring_function
(self, model, y_true, y_predicted_probability)¶ The scoring function takes a model, the true labels and the prediction and calculates one or more scores. These are returned in a dictionary which
calc_results()
uses to commit them to permanent storage.- Args:
- scoring_function (
function()
): - A python function for calculating the results given the true labels
and the predictions. See
scoring_function()
. - skf (
numpy.ndarray
): - An array containing arrays of splits. E.g. an array with 10 arrays, each containing 3 splits for a 10-fold cross-validation with training, test and validation set.
- df (
pandas.DataFrame
): - The DataFrame on which to evaluate the model. Must contain all feature, “extra” feature and target columns that the model requires.
- scoring_function (


jQuery-xselectable is a jQuery plugin to enable DOM elements to be selectable. Draw a box with your cursor to select items. You can try this live on the demo here on the right.
It behaves similarly to jQuery UI 'selectable', but it offers a few extra features, such as support for scrollable containers and selection over Flash embeds. See Features.
I haven't spent a huge amount of time trying to customize jQuery UI 'selectable' behavior, so you may still be able to have it handle some of the features described here, with enough effort.
- Apple
- Banana
- Kiwi
- Orange
- Peach
Usage

Apple

Banana

Kiwi

Orange

Peach

Include the plugin sources in your html page (after the jQuery
plugin) and use the .xselectable()
method to activate
the plugin on elements of your choice.
Then define a minimum set of styles to configure the plugin behavior and look'n'feel:
- Ensure that the element that you intend to make selectable
has either
position: relative
orposition: absolute
, - Define how selected items should appear via the
.xseletable-selected
class, - Define how the selection box should appear via the
.xselectable-box
class, - Define how the glass pane (superimposed to the selectable
elements during the selection gesture) should appeara via the
.xselectable-glass
class.
Which plugin source file to include?
xselectable.min.js
: self-contained, minified version of the plugin. This is the recommended file for production use.xselectable.js
: plain, not-minified and commented version of the plugin. Useful for debugging.
Usage with require.js
jQuery-xselectable is automatically exported as a
require.js module, if
your project uses require.js, just add the xselectable
dependency to your requirements:
require(['jquery', 'xselectable'], function($) { // Use the xselectable plugin here. });
See the basic.html demo for sample code.
Features
jQuery-xselectable offers a behavior similar to jQuery UI 'selectable'. In addition to that, it offers the following extra features out of the box:
- Selection over Flash embeds. Flash embeds would normally swallow click events, causing the selection gesture not to terminate if the mouse were to be released within the Flash embed. This plugin separates the selection box from the selectable elements via glass panels to fix that.
-
Scrolling support. When the selectable container
overflows the browser window viewport (or the selectable elements
overflow the container viewport) and the selection box is dragged
toward the viewport borders, the viewport is scrolled accordingly
to let the selection gesture continue until the viewport scrolling
limits are hit. In practice, this means you don't have to worry
about scrolling, either of the browser window or the selectable
element itself (if you configured it to have scrollbars).
Scrolling management is pluggable, which allows for different scrolling implementations (in addition to the default one which relies on native browser scrolling functionality). For example, a Google Maps-like endless scrolling can be easily implemented.
The plugin tries to keep scrolling at 60fps. - Selection does not inadvertently trigger when the mouse down event occurs over scrollbars. See http://bugs.jqueryui.com/ticket/4441.
- The plugin doesn't require any of jQuery UI machinery. It can be used directly on top of jQuery, possibly reducing the javascript payload used in the hosting page.
Notice The plugin semantics are similar to jQuery UI 'selectable' ones but not the same. While it's fairly straightforward to replace jQuery UI plugin for this, this pluging is not a 100% compatible drop-in replacement. See the comments on top of the plugin sources for details.
Browser support
jQuery-xselectable is tested and supported in major modern browsers like Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Firefox.
- Latest Safari
- Latest Google Chrome
- Firefox 3.6+
- Internet Explorer 8+
- Opera
Options
The plugin supports the following options:
| Option key | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
distance |
0 | Tolerance, in pixels, for when selecting should start. If specified, selecting will not start until after mouse is dragged beyond distance. |
disabled |
false | Whether the selectable behavior is enabled or not. |
cancel |
:input,option | Prevents selecting if you start on elements matching the selector. |
filter |
* | The matching child elements will be made able to be selected |
scrollingThreshold |
100 | The minimum pixel distance, from the selectable container border, that should trigger scrolling. |
scrollSpeedMultiplier |
1 | A multiplier to increase/decrease scrolling speed. |
scroller
|
null |
Advanced Custom scroller implementation. The scroller is responsible for scrolling the viewport (the browser window and/or the selectable container itself, depending on its CSS styling) when the selection box is close to the viewport borders. The default implementation relies on native browser scrolling, but alternate implementations can provide Google Maps-like scrolling behavior. For examples on how to implement this, see demos and the plugin sources. |
positioner
|
null |
Advanced Custom positioner implementation. The positioner is responsible for computing selectable elements' positions when the selection gesture starts, in order to correctly determine when the selection box touches a selectable element. The default implementation computes selectables' positions via offset measurement. This works accurately if the element the plugin applies to (the selection container) is their offset parent. The default implementation recomputes selectables' positions every time the selection gesture starts. This may be inefficient when many selectable elements are present. Custom implementations may be provided to overcome the above limitations. For examples on how to implement this, see demos and the plugin sources. |
Configure the plugin options at initialization time:
$('#container').xselectable({ 'cancel': '.item', 'filter': '.item', 'distance': 10, 'scrollSpeedMultiplier': 1.2 });
Methods
After initialization, you can invoke different methods on the plugin:
| Method name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
enable |
Enables selection gestures. |
$('#container').xselectable('enable');
Tip You can achieve the same
via |
disable |
Disables selection gestures. |
$('#container').xselectable('disable');
Tip You can achieve the same
via |
option |
Gets or sets any selectable option. If no value is specified, will act as a getter. |
$('#container').xselectable('option', 'distance', 10); var distance = $('#container').xselectable('option', 'distance'); |
destroy |
Deactives the plugin on the given set of elements, clearing any additional data structures and event listeners created in the process, reverting the affected elements to their original state. |
$('#container').xselectable('destroy'); |
Events
You can bind to different events fired by the plugin to react to
selections performed by the user. Use jQuery bind()
function to attach listeners for each event you are interested in.
| Event name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
xselectablestart |
Fired when the selection gesture starts. |
$('#container').xselectable().bind( 'xselectablestart', function(ev) { console.log('selection is starting'); }); |
xselectableselecting |
Fired while the selection gesture is in progress, for every
element that becomes selected. It receives an ui
parameter, which contains a reference to the element that
became selected in its selecting property.
|
$('#container').xselectable().bind( 'xselectableselecting', function(ev, ui) { console.log( 'You selected: ', ui.selecting); }); |
xselectableunselecting |
Fired while the selection gesture is in progress, for every
element that becomes unselected. It receives an ui
parameter, which contains a reference to the element that
became unselected in its unselecting property.
|
$('#container').xselectable().bind( 'xselectableunselecting', function(ev, ui) { console.log( 'You selected: ', ui.unselecting); }); |
xselectableselected |
Fired at the end of the selection gesture, before the
stop event. It receives an ui
parameter, which contains a reference to the list of elements
that are currently selected in its selected property.
|
$('#container').xselectable().bind( 'xselectableselected', function(ev, ui) { for (var i = ui.selected.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) { console.log(ui.selected[i], ' is selected'); } }); |
xselectableunselected |
Fired at the end of the selection gesture, before the
stop event. It receives an ui
parameter, which contains a reference to the list of elements
that are currently unselected in its unselected
property.
|
$('#container').xselectable().bind( 'xselectableunselected', function(ev, ui) { for (var i = ui.unselected.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) { console.log(ui.unselected[i], ' is NOT selected'); } }); |
xselectablestop |
Fired when the selection gesture ends. |
$('#container').xselectable().bind( 'xselectablestop', function(ev) { console.log('selection has completed.'); }); |
Demos
Basic
Use the mouse to drag a selection box and select one or more of the items in the list.
Open in a separate window: basic.html
Demo variants exist to demonstrate how to load the plugin with and without depending on require.js.
Flash embeds
All the clocks are flash SWF files. Notices how you can drag selection boxes over them, and terminate selection by releasing the mouse button while hovering over a flash element.
Open in a separate window: flash.html
Scrolling
This demo shows how scrolling is triggered when the selection box gets closer to the selectable container border. Notice how scrolling speed increases the closer the mouse is to the border.
Open in a separate window: scrollbar.html
Demo variants exist for scrolling of the browser window and combined scrolling of both the browser window and the selectable container.
Panning
Like the one above, this demo demonstrates scrolling but, instead of
rely on native browser scrolling, emulates scrolling by using
positioning offsets and a custom plugin scroller
.
Try dragging a selection box and see how the background is scrolled when the selection box gets closer to the selectable container border.
Open in a separate window: panning.html
Google Maps Scrolling
This complex demo shows how to implement custom scrolling behavior that works in sync with other libraries (in this case, the Google Maps API).
Try moving the selection box toward the map borders and see how the map correctly scrolls in the desired direction, while continuing the select operation.
Try zooming and panning to different locations, and see how the selection process remains accurate.
Open in a separate window: maps_scrolling.html


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Hello, my name is Ryan Burtis, and I am a Mid-level software developer and a proud graduate of the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Currently, I am actively seeking a position in software development.I possess a strong background in various technologies, including JavaScript, Vue.js, C#, .NET, MySQL, and working with frameworks such as Element Plus, Vuestic, NodeJS, Semantic UI Vue, and Bootstrap. Apart from my professional pursuits, I indulge in gaming software development using Unity and Unreal Engine 4/5. I find great joy in creating captivating gaming environments. In my previous role at Illumicare.Inc, I was responsible for developing internal tools and applications that facilitated the management of data in the hospital and healthcare industry, supporting customer-based applications. Additionally, I played a key role in the weekly release of Vue applications to the production environment. In 2023, I successfully led the migration of our internal tools system from Vue 2 to Vue 3, involving significant changes to our frameworks and necessitating replacements for a few components. I also prioritized continuous process improvements for the internal tools applications, which encompassed bug fixes and updates.
Projects Portfolio
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JavaScript, Vue.js, Webpack, Node,js, C#, .NET 6, MySQL, Element Plus, Vuestic, NodeJS, Semantic UI Vue, and Bootstrap
Personal Unity Project
Gaming Application*In Developement*
UAB Projects Remodel
Web/Mobile Application*In Developement*
UAB Capstone Project - Smart Home
Web/Mobile ApplicationHTML, CSS, React, JavaScript, postgreSQL, Bootstrap, Git, GitHub
UAB Cloud Computing Project: News Outlet
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Runs the NAnt build tool.
You can either use an existing build file or nest a build file (snippet) as a child into the task. If you don't specify either, NAnt's default build file search algorithm will apply.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| buildfile | External build file to invoke NAnt on. | No. |
| vm | Same as dotnetexec's vm attribute. Specify the framework to use. | No. |
| failOnError | Stops the build if NAnt returns with a code indicating an error. | No - defaults to true. |
| errorProperty | Name of the Ant property to set if NAnt indicated an error. Only useful if the failOnError attribute is set to false. | No. |
target
has a single required attribute name -
specifies a target to be run.
property
has two required attributes. name and
value that specify name and value of a property that is to be
defined in the NAnt invocation.
This element allows no attributes. You can nest a NAnt build
file into it and NAnt will be executed on that. You can also nest
a build file snippet instead and Ant will wrap the necessary NAnt
<project> around it.
Let NAnt search for a *.build file in the (Ant) project's base directory and execute the default target in it:
<nant/>
Let NAnt execute the targets named foo and bar in the build
file nant.build in Ant's basedir and pass the property
-D:test=testvalue
to it:
<nant buildfile="nant.build"> <target name="foo"/> <target name="bar"/> <property name="test" value="testvalue"/> </nant>
Define a build file embeded into the task, let NAnt execute the echo target of that build file.
<nant> <target name="echo"> <build> <project basedir="." default="empty"> <target name="empty"/> <target name="echo"> <echo message="this is NAnt"/> </target> </project> </build> </nant>
Run NAnt's echo task:
<nant> <build> <echo message="this is NAnt"/> </build> </nant>


Publishing Platforms | MABD 2018
Publishing Platforms explores different approaches to digital-first open access publishing. Students engage with notions of fixed vs fluid content, proprietary vs open source licensing, copyright vs public domain, and the related implications of all of these issues for the design, production and subsequent distribution of publications.
The project involves an original proposal with a selection of public-domain, creative commons or anonymised online materials which probe and question the application of copyright online. After curation of the materials, a suggested narrative approach for the structure of the publication is devised. The proposed publications are then designed and produced for at least two different publishing channels – a digital channel, which fosters free and easy circulation of information, and a print-on-demand channel, which explores the relevance of the print medium in the networked environment.


--- layout: post title: Examples I Want to See in JavaScript Frameworks. comments: true ---
With the public release of ember.js, I excitedly poured over the examples hoping to find a framework that would make Creating, Reading, Updating and Deleting (CRUD) easier. When push comes to shove, the vast majority of apps that I've worked on involve CRUD.
I want to see the following (excuse the pseudo code):
``` javascript Model
model({
validation: function(m){...}
});
```
``` javascript Controller
controller({
show: function(){...},
index: function(){...},
new: function(){...},
create: function(){...},
...
});
```
``` html Form
Will your framework help me 1) write less code, 2) get things done faster and 3) with less errors? Show me.
PS: I don't want to diminish the tremendous effort it takes to create a framework and release it, but please go the extra mile and provide some concrete CRUD examples for a single class!


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Hardy Begonia Begonia grandis ssp. grandis
This new addition to the Garden is a lovely Begonia that thrives in the shade and is a hardy perennial in our area. The delicate pink blooms are emerging just as the temperatures have been spiking, providing an extra incentive to pause in the shade outside of the Medicinal Garden.
Variegated Hedge Maple Acer campestre 'Carnival'
This striking ghostly Maple has been thriving in the shady bed to the southwest of the Water Pavilion. The cream colored leaves and lovely form of this tree would make and outstanding centerpiece for a shade garden.
False Spirea Astilbe chinensis 'Vision in Red'
Fun, fuzzy pink blooms rise above a spreading mat of leaves on this drought tolerant shade lover. False spirea would be a great understory choice for your favorite shady nook.
Sum and Substance Hosta Hosta 'Sum and Substance'
The giant, light-green leaves of this Hosta support stalks of pale purple flowers that dance in those beloved breezes that bless summer afternoons.
Ivory Halo Dogwood Cornus 'Bailhalo'
The leaves of this shade tolerant dogwood are beautifully marbled with shades of cream and green. As a winter bonus, the stems of this shrub are bright red through the cold season.
Grecian Foxglove Digitalis lanata
Brown and cream flowers add a unique palette to the garden by themselves, and then put on a second show with decorative cream and green fruits. This part-shade friendly Foxglove has proven to be a great choice if you're looking for a plant that will spread easily.
Balloon Flower Platycodon grandiflorus
Balloon-like flower buds open to reveal deep purple veins on light purple petals on this versatile perennial that can grow in shade or sun.
Large Coneflower Rudbeckia maxima
If you're more in the mood for fun in the sun, don't worry there is plenty to enjoy throughout the Garden!
This time of year we come to truly appreciate those plants that can survive and thrive in part to full shade. Cool breezes aren't guaranteed, but shady spots and beautiful views are plentiful when you visit the Garden this summer. We look forward to seeing you soon!


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(1) Ocean marine insurance as defined in section 431:1-211,
(2) Surplus line insurance, as defined in section [431:8-102], and
(3) Life insurance, or accident and health or sickness insurance; provided the contracts are neither issued for delivery in this State nor delivered in this State. [L 1987, c 347, pt of §2; am L 2002, c 155, §38]


Institute Events
IIIT Kota has been conducting institute events, workshops and various other activities regularly and this page gives an insight into these events.
Completed Events in the past
IIIT Kernel Lecture-3
Dr. Om Prakash Yadav
Professor and Interim Department
Chair, Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, North
Dakota State University.
Centenary Birth Celebration of Pt Deendayal Upadhyay Ji
Report
Yoga Day at IIIT Kota
Yoga Day 2017 Report
IIIT Kota celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21, 2017 in MNIT Jaipur Campus. Different Asanas and Pranayams were practiced by participants. How to avoid stress in present day circumstances and stress management in general were discussed.
Yoga Day 2017 Report
IIIT Kernel Lecture-2 on Design Interaction
As part of IIIT Kernel lecture series, Mr Bhargav Mistry mesmerized us with IIIT Kernel Lecture-2 on Design Interation.
Topic: Interaction Design – Making products user centric
Speaker: Mr. Bhargav Mistry, Design Consultant
Venue: Neeti Sabhagaar, 2nd floor, Prabha Bhavan
Date: April 16, 2017 (Sunday)
Time: 11 A.M. onwards
IIIT Kota celebrated its foundation day
IIIT Kota celebrated its first ever foundation day from March 31 to April 1, 2017. IIIT Kota students participated in various events over these two days and it was covered by the press as well.
At inauguration function, institute’s mentor director advised students to aim higher in life and to enjoy the events. It was mentioned that IIIT Kota is among the top three institutes of its kind out of fifteen such institutes established under PPP mode.
IIIT Kernel and inaugural lecture
IIIT Kota launched its technical forum named ‘IIIT Kernel‘ on March 11, 2017. Through this forum, the institute plans to make outreach to leaders in the industry as well as academia.
Dr. Giriraj Nyati, Chief Operating Officer, Secure Meters Ltd. delivered inaugural lecture of IIIT Kernel on March 24, 2017 on “Doing business in the today’s environment” at Neeti Sabhagaar, 2nd Floor, Prabha Bhavan.
IIIT Kota at Gusto-2017, IIITDM Jabalpur
Students of IIIT Kota participated in Gusto 2017 held at Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing (IIITDM), Jabalpur during January 27-29, 2017.
Total 38 students participated in various games (Athletics, Badminton, Chess, Cricket, Table Tennis and Carrom).
 Carrom (Anjali Garg)
Bronze medal
1. 100 m race (Deepak)
2. 800 m race (Jaipal Singh)
Institute is proud of team IIIT Kota’s achievements.
68th Republic Day Celebration
IIIT Kota celebrated 68th Republic Day with mentor institute MNIT Jaipur. Director Prof. Uday Kumar Yaragatti addressed students, faculty and staff. He motivated students to work for excellence and towards the betterment of the country.
Visitors from France
Dr. Mohamed Mosbah and Dr. Akka Zemari, Professors from University of Bordeaux visited IIIT Kota in January 2017. Dr. Mosbah provided insight into admissions at French University. Dr. Akka Zemari delivered a lecture on Machine Learning algorithms.
IIIT Kota stands 3rd overall at Inter IIIT Sports Meet – 2016
Students of IIIT Kota participated at Inter IIIT Sports Meet – 2016 held at IIITDM Kancheepuram during Dec 13-15, 2016.
Team IIIT Kota ranked 3rd overall and institute is proud of this achievement.
Total 34 students participated in various games (athletics, badminton, chess, cricket, etc.).
Achievements:-
Bronze medal
1. Cricket (boys team)
2. Long jump (Parth Kumar)
3. Badminton doubles (girls team)
Silver medal
1. 4*400 (boys team)
2. Shotput (Srikant Deshmane)
3. Chess (Nidhi Mantri)
Gold medal
1. Long jump (Navneet Poonia)


S
- the type of source object used by this diagnosticpublic interface Diagnostic<S>
A position is a zero-based character offset from the beginning of
a file. Negative values (except NOPOS
) are not valid
positions.
Line and column numbers begin at 1. Negative values (except
NOPOS
) and 0 are not valid line or column numbers.
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Diagnostic.Kind
Kinds of diagnostics, for example, error or warning.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static long |
NOPOS
Used to signal that no position is available.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
getCode()
Gets a diagnostic code indicating the type of diagnostic.
|
long |
getColumnNumber()
Gets the column number of the character offset returned by
getPosition().
|
long |
getEndPosition()
Gets the character offset from the beginning of the file
associated with this diagnostic that indicates the end of the
problem.
|
Diagnostic.Kind |
getKind()
Gets the kind of this diagnostic, for example, error or
warning.
|
long |
getLineNumber()
Gets the line number of the character offset returned by
getPosition().
|
String |
getMessage(Locale locale)
Gets a localized message for the given locale.
|
long |
getPosition()
Gets a character offset from the beginning of the source object
associated with this diagnostic that indicates the location of
the problem.
|
S |
getSource()
Gets the source object associated with this diagnostic.
|
long |
getStartPosition()
Gets the character offset from the beginning of the file
associated with this diagnostic that indicates the start of the
problem.
|
static final long NOPOS
Diagnostic.Kind getKind()
S getSource()
null
if no source object is associated with the
diagnostic.long getPosition()
getStartPostion() <= getPosition()
getPosition() <= getEndPosition()
NOPOS
if getSource()
would return null
or if
no location is suitablelong getStartPosition()
NOPOS
if and
only if getPosition()
returns NOPOS
long getEndPosition()
NOPOS
if and
only if getPosition()
returns NOPOS
long getLineNumber()
NOPOS
if and only if getPosition()
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## Feel free to reach out - linkedin : https://uk.linkedin.com/in/callum-fay


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.elasticsearch.search.aggregations | |
| org.elasticsearch.search.aggregations.bucket.terms |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static TermsBuilder |
AggregationBuilders.terms(String name)
Create a new
Terms aggregation with the given name. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.collectMode(Aggregator.SubAggCollectionMode mode)
Expert: set the collection mode.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.exclude(double[] terms)
Define a set of terms that should not be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.exclude(long[] terms)
Define a set of terms that should not be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.exclude(String regex)
Define a regular expression that will filter out terms that should be excluded from the aggregation.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.exclude(String[] terms)
Define a set of terms that should not be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.executionHint(String executionHint)
Expert: provide an execution hint to the aggregation.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.include(double[] terms)
Define a set of terms that should be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.include(long[] terms)
Define a set of terms that should be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.include(String regex)
Define a regular expression that will determine what terms should be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.include(String[] terms)
Define a set of terms that should be aggregated.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.minDocCount(long minDocCount)
Set the minimum document count terms should have in order to appear in the response.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.order(Terms.Order order)
Defines the order in which the buckets will be returned.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.shardMinDocCount(long shardMinDocCount)
Set the minimum document count terms should have on the shard in order to appear in the response.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.shardSize(int shardSize)
Sets the shard_size - indicating the number of term buckets each shard will return to the coordinating node (the
node that coordinates the search execution).
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.showTermDocCountError(boolean showTermDocCountError)
Expert: return document count errors per term in the response.
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.size(int size)
Sets the size - indicating how many term buckets should be returned (defaults to 10)
|
TermsBuilder |
TermsBuilder.valueType(Terms.ValueType valueType)
When using scripts, the value type indicates the types of the values the script is generating.
|
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Again, inspired by this, I decided to see if I could do it in Python. This time was a little bit harder, because the genotype and the phenotype were distinct from each other. I’ve been learning and playing around with Pygame and I thought I could give it a go. So far, this is what I’ve come up with:
I tried to follow the code on that site to the best of my ability, but it got a bit confusing, so I tried to do it myself. I haven’t really implemented any gAs yet, but I’ve got the ship and the motion down. I’ll try to finish it in the next few days if I can, but it’s been really confusing so far.
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Source code for lcc.stars_processing.utilities.base_descriptor
import abc
from lcc.utils.commons import returns, accepts
[docs]class BaseDescriptor(object):
__metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta
'''
Base class for all filters. It is something like interface (check whether
subclasses have certain methods
'''
LABEL = ""
@accepts(list)
@returns(list)
[docs] def getSpaceCoords(self, stars):
"""
Get list of parameters coordinates according to descriptor
implementation
Parameters
-----------
stars : list of Star objects
Stars with color magnitudes in their 'more' attribute
Returns
-------
list
List of coordinates
"""
raise NotImplementedError
# TODO: Check whether these lists contains object of Star class type
[docs]class Learnable(object):
"""
Common class for all filters which are able to call "learn" by yourself.
All these classes need to be able obtain their space coordinates via
getSpaceCoords. Then the learning is the same (see learn method below).
Optionally there can be labels on plots if a class has label attribute,
which is list of string contains label for data.
Also after learning the 'learned' attribute is set to 'True' if exists.
Moreover plot is saved if class has plot_save_path attribute
is not None or ''
"""
[docs] def getSpaceCoords(self, stars):
"""
Parameters
-----------
stars : list of Star objects
Returns
--------
list of lists
List of list of numbers (coordinates)
"""
raise NotImplementedError(
"getSpaceCoords need to be implemented in all Learnable classes")
[docs] def learn(self, searched_stars, contamination_stars, learn_num=""):
"""
Teach filter to recognize searched stars
Parameters
----------
searched_stars : list of `Star` objects
Searched stars to learn
contamination_stars : list of `Star` objects
Contamination stars to learn
learn_num : str, int
Optional identifier for the learning
Returns
-------
None
"""
self.decider.learn(self.getSpaceCoords(searched_stars),
self.getSpaceCoords(contamination_stars))


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