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To create a WeatherClient we need a few lines. The WeatherClient must be used to get weather information.
The first thing, we have to instantiate the builder. The builder is used to create the client:
WeatherClient.ClientBuilder builder = new WeatherClient.ClientBuilder();
then we have to instantiate the WeatherConfig. If you instantiate a WeatherConfig without setting parameters, the default paramters will be used. The WeatherConfig is a class that is used to control the general behaviour of the client. Using this class, you can set if the metric or imperial system must be used or the number of days in the forecast. By now we can simply instantiate the class without setting parameters so that the default values will be used.
WeatherConfig config = new WeatherConfig();
Now we can create our client and the weather information. As explained before, other than the configuration we have to specify the transport library we want to used and the weather provider. For example:
WeatherClient client = builder.attach(getActivity())
.provider(new ForecastIOProviderType())
.httpClient(com.survivingwithandroid.weather.lib.client.okhttp.WeatherDefaultClient.class)
.config(config)
.build();
In this new way we use a builder to create the Weatherclient
.
At line 2, we set the Weather provider: as you already know there are
four different weather provider supported by now by the lib:
OpenweathermapProviderType
YahooWeatherProviderType
WeatherundergroundProviderType
ForecastIOProviderType
At line 3 we set the HTTP client that the library uses to connect to the remote server: there a three different clients supported by the lib:
com.survivingwithandroid.weather.lib.client.volley.WeatherClientDefault
com.survivingwithandroid.weather.lib.client.okhttp.WeatherClientDefault
com.survivingwithandroid.weather.lib.StandardHttpClient
One important aspect we must notice is that the first two client are asynchronous client, while the last one is synchronous.
In the build.gradle we have to add dependecies, according to the type of the client you choosed
dependencies {
compile 'com.survivingwithandroid:weatherlib:1.5.8'
compile 'com.survivingwithandroid:weatherlib_volleyclient:1.5.8'
compile 'com.mcxiaoke.volley:library:1.0.6@aar' (or whatever you like)
}
dependencies {
compile 'com.survivingwithandroid:weatherlib:1.5.8'
compile 'com.survivingwithandroid:weatherlib_okhttpclient:1.5.8'
compile 'com.squareup.okhttp:okhttp:2.0.+'
}
dependencies {
compile 'com.survivingwithandroid:weatherlib:1.5.8'
}
Going deeper into the configuration, we can configure our client using WeatherConfig
attribute, as shown below:
WeatherConfig config = new WeatherConfig();
config.unitSystem = WeatherConfig.UNIT_SYSTEM.M;
config.lang = "en"; // If you want to use english
config.maxResult = 5; // Max number of cities retrieved
config.numDays = 6; // Max num of days in the forecast
We can change the configuration paramter without rebuilding the client, but we have to update the configuration in our client and provider using updateWeatherConfig
and passing the new configuration:
client.updateWeatherConfig(config);
One aspect we have to consider is the permission in Manifest.xml
so that the lib can connect to internet and use GPS device if you need:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" /> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" />
If you want to go and use the lib directly here there is an example that shows how to create an Activity that gets current weather information


Immediately stops the execution of a running job and set the 'JobRunning' status to false.
Command: "Abort" or 1
Returns: "0"
Closes a serial I/O COM port on the EC1000.
The COM port is closed and no longer available for serial I/O.
Command: <"CloseCOMPort">,<port-ID> or 17,<port-ID>
Returns: "0"
Writes the string argument to the COM port on the EC1000.
This operation is intended to permit out-of-band communication to serial port based automation devices or laser systems. The specified port-ID must have been opened with the command 'OpenCOMPort'.
Command: <"COMWriteLine">,<port-ID>,<string>,<timeout (ms)> or 18,<port-ID>,<string>,<timeout (ms)>
Returns: "ERROR_PORT_TIMEOUT" on timeout
Enables/disables the broadcast function of the EC1000.
The host must have exclusive control of the EC1000 ('TakeHostControl') before using this command.
Command: <"TakeHostControl" or 2>,<0 == disable, 1 == enable>
Returns: "0"
Starts the execution of a job and repeats it forever.
The host must have taken control of the EC1000 using the 'TakeHostControl' command, and must have previously loaded a job from local ('LoadFlashJob') or USB based (LoadUSBJob) Flash storage prior to issuing this command. Job execution will begin immediately. If job execution is required to be synchronous with an external input such as STRTMRK, then it should have been constructed with a 'WaitForIO' instruction after the 'BeginJob' instruction. At the completion of the job, the job will loop until an 'Abort' command is received. The command returns as soon as the job is dispatched.
Command: <"ExecuteJobContinuous">,<job-name> or 208,<job-name>
Returns: "0"s
Starts the execution of a job one time.
The host must have taken control of the EC1000 using the 'TakeHostControl' command, and must have previously loaded a job from local ('LoadFlashJob') or USB based (LoadUSBJob) Flash storage prior to issuing this command. Job execution will begin immediately without waiting unless it was constructed with a 'WaitForIO' instruction. The job can be stopped at any time by issuing an 'Abort' command.
Command: <"ExecuteJobOnce">,<job-name> or 207,<job-name>
Returns: "0"s
Returns the current temperature of the EC1000 board in degrees Celsius.
Command: "GetControllerTemp" or 29
Returns: floats
Returns a list of job files located on the Flash file system located on the EC1000.
Jobs are loaded into the EC1000 Flash file system through the use of the 'ILecSession.saveJobData' method.
Command: <"GetFlashJobFileList"> or 203
Returns: array of stringss
Returns the current EC1000 control status of this remote control session.
"4": Control has been granted to this session.
"5": This session is not in exclusive control of the EC1000.
Command: "GetHostControlStatus" or 4
Returns: "4"/"5"
Returns the current host interface that has exclusive control of the EC1000.
"Pendant": Control has been granted to the pendant interface.
"LANStream": Control has been granted to the streaming LAN interface.
"LAN": Control has been granted to the LAN remote control interface.
Command: "GetHostInControl" or 5
Returns: "Pendant"/"LANStream"/"LAN"
Returns the last measured duration in milli-seconds of the currently executing job.
Time is measured based on the monitoring of the 'BeginJob' and 'EndJob' events. Jobs must be constructed with these instructions to be measured.
Command: "GetJobElapsedTime" or 212
Returns: integers
Returns the status of the currently executing job.
"Idle": No job is executing; a job may or may not be loaded.
"Busy": A job is executing.
Command: "GetJobStatus" or 209
Returns: busy (boolean)
Returns the calibration factor for the X and potentially the Y axes (bits/mm) as stored in the 'Lens Config File'. This value will also represent the calibration factor for the Y axis if an explicit entry is not present in the 'Lens Config File'.
Command: "GetKFactor" or 10
Returns: float
Returns the IP address of the LAN stream host that has control of the EC1000.
If no host has control, the address "<IP_ADDRESS>" is returned.
Command: "GetRemoteIP" or 9
Returns: <[0-9].[0-9].[0-9].[0-9]>
Returns a list of job files located on the USB Flash file system attached to the EC1000.
Jobs are loaded ontoa USB Flash file system through the use of the 'ILecSession.saveJobData' method.
Command: <"GetUSBJobFileList"> or 204
Returns: array of stringss
Returns the calibration factor for the Y axis (bits/mm) as stored in the 'Lens Config File'. if the entry is missing from the 'Lens Config File', the value will be the same as returned by the 'GetKFactor' command.
Command: "GetYKFactor" or 28
Returns: float
Returns the calibration factor for the Z axis (bits/mm) as stored in the 'Lens Config File'.
Command: "GetZKFactor" or 27
Returns: float
Forces a hard reset of the EC1000.
The host must have exclusive control of the EC1000 ('TakeHostControl') before issuing this command.
The board will reboot as if power were just applied. Any IP addressing changes will be applied.
Command: "HardwareReset" or 8
Returns: "0"
Loads a job from the EC1000 resident Flash file system.
The host must have exclusive control of the EC1000 ('TakeHostControl') before issuing this command.
Command: <"LoadFlashJob">,<job-name> or 205,<job-name>
Returns: "0"
Sets the current operating parameters of the EC1000 to their default values.
The host must have exclusive control of the EC1000 ('TakeHostControl') before issuing this command.
Command: "LoadHardwareDefaults" or 7
Returns: "0"
Loads a job from the USB Flash file system attached to the EC1000.
The host must have exclusive control of the EC1000 ('TakeHostControl') before issuing this command.
Command: <"LoadUSBJob">,<job-name> or 206,<job-name>
Returns: "0"
Opens the specified serial I/O COM port on the EC1000.
This command is available only if the system is configured for accepting streaming job data over Ethernet.
The specified COM port is opened and is available for serial I/O.
This operation is intended to permit out-of-band communication to serial port based automation devices or laser systems.
A normal configuration might be specified as: "OpenCOMPort,2,38400,8,None,1,None.
Only COM port-ID 1 has hardware flow control support.
Command: <"OpenCOMPort">,<port-ID>,<baud-rate>,<data-bits>,<parity>,<stop-bits>,<flow-control> or 14,<port-ID>,<baud-rate>,<data-bits>,<parity>,<stop-bits>,<flow-control>
Returns: "0"
Releases exclusive control of the EC1000 to the LANStream host interface.
The host must have exclusive control of the EC1000 ('TakeHostControl') before issuing this command. Control is returned to the LANStream interface such that jobs may again be streamed to the EC1000 via that interface.
Command: "ReleaseHostControl" or 3
Returns: "0"
Resets the run-time performance modification parameters to their unity values.
The unity values result in no run-time modification to job specified marking parameters.
Command: <"ResetPerformanceGlobals" or 15>,<0 == do not write, 1 == write reset values to the 'Performance Globals' configuration file>
Returns: "0"
Sets the calibration factor used to convert encoder counts to laser galvo command bits (bits/encoderCount).
The encoder rate relates encoder counts to how far an object travels in the lens field in galvo command bits.
Command: <"SetMOTFEncoderRate">,<rate> or 21,<rate>
Returns: "0"
Set factors to alter the run-time performance of the system.
These factors alter the specified marking properties without the need for changing the job. These values are volatile and will not be valid if the EC1000 is reset.
Command: <"SetPerformanceGlobals">,<mark-speed-adjust>,<laser-power-adjust>,<pulse-width-adjust>,<pulse-period-adjust>,<orientation>,<X-offset>,<Y-offset>,<Z-offset> or 14, <mark-speed-adjust>,<laser-power-adjust>,<pulse-width-adjust>,<pulse-period-adjust>,<orientation>,<X-offset>,<Y-offset>,<Z-offset>
Returns: "0"
Requests exclusive control of the EC1000.
Exclusive control will not be granted if the EC1000 is currently executing a job. Use the 'GetJobStatus' command to determine if the EC1000 is in a proper state before issuing this command.
Command: "TakeHostControl" or 2
Returns: "0"


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Nanyang Technological University
Email:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hi! I am a PhD student at
School of Computer Science and Engineering,
Nanyang Technological University, supervised by Prof.
Yiping Ke.
Prior to NTU, I received a B.S. in Software Engineering from
Beihang University in 2020. I worked with Prof.
Jie Tang at
Tsinghua University on Natural Language Processing. Moreover, I worked as a research intern in Automatic Drive Group,
SenseTime Group Limited. In 2019 and 2020, I was a research intern in
Knowledge Computing Group,
Microsoft Research Asia.
My research interests lie in representation learning and data mining, especially on graph neural networks. I do believe these fields make invaluable contributions to the real world.
Curriculum Vitae
Education
Nanyang Technological University
School of Computer Science and Engineering
PhD Student, Sep. 2021 - Present
Beihang University
School of Software
Bachelor of Engineering, Aug. 2016 - Jul. 2020
Nanyang Technological University
School of Computer Science and Engineering
Visiting Student, Jul. 2019 - Sep. 2019
Publications
Jiaxing Xu, Aihu Zhang, Qingtian Bian, Yiping Ke. Union Subgraph Neural Network. In Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR'23) (submitted).
Xinhang Li, Xiangyu Zhao, Jiaxing Xu, Yong Zhang, Chunxiao Xing. IMF: Interactive Multimodal Fusion Model for Link Prediction. In Proceedings of The ACM Web Conference (WWW'23).
Jiaxing Xu, Jinjie Ni, Sophi Shilpa Gururajapathy, Yiping Ke. "A Class-Aware Representation Refinement Framework for Graph Classification." arXiv preprint arXiv:2209.00936 (2022).
Jiaxing Xu, Jianbin Cui, Jiangneng Li, Wenge Rong, Noboru Matsuda. "Entity Aware Syntax Tree Based Data Augmentation for Natural Language Understanding." arXiv preprint arXiv:2209.02267 (2022).
Yanqiu Song, Hang Su, Defang Yuan, Jiaxing Xu, Ting Gao. Venture Capital and Acquisition Performance in the Newly Public Chinese Firms. In Proceedings of the 20th European Academy of Management conference (EURAM’20).
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Conference Concept Graph Automatic Generation by Text Mining
Researchers always have the demand to know what areas a conference focus on and how this conference developed. Thus, we purpose a method to automatically extract keywords from every paper of a conference, construct it to a concept graph, and combine those small graphs to a concept graph of a particular conference. This framework could not only help researchers quickly understand a conference, but also help us discover new concepts.
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For languages with no annotated resources, transferring knowledge from rich-resource languages is an effective solution for named entity recognition (NER). While all existing methods directly transfer from source-learned model to a target language, in this paper, we propose to fine-tune the learned model with a few similar examples given a test case, which could benefit the prediction by leveraging the structural and semantic information conveyed in such similar examples. We also present an active learning algorithm to quickly find informative samples from unlabeled data that could fast improve the performance of our model.
Combine GNN with traditional Seq2seq model to improve the performance of dialog system
The baseline method of non-task-oriented dialog system is directly imputing the goal, knowledge and conversation into the encoder without using the structure features. To enhance the performance, we consider constructing a graph based on the required knowledge and using GNN to learn the structure features of the graph. Then the GNN output is combined with the origin encoder to improve the dialog agent.
TAS-LSTM: Predicting Sports Trajectory under Team Aware Situations
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Professional Experience
- SenseTime Group Limited
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Aug 2020 - Jan 2021
- Knowledge Computing Group, Microsoft Research Asia
Research Intern, advised by Börje Karlsson
Dec 2019 - Jun 2020
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Teaching Assistant of The Practice of Programming
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Conference/Journal Referee
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- 2019 Software College Excellent Student Leader Award
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- 2019 3rd Prize of the 29th Feng Ru Cup Science and Technology Competition
- 2018 Software College Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholarship
- 2018 3rd Prize of the 28th Feng Ru Cup Science and Technology Competition
- 2017 Software College Excellent Student Leader Award
Community & Organization Experience
- Student Union of Software School, Beihang University
Minister of Public Relations Department
Jul 2017 - Jul 2019
- HP DreamWorks, Beihang University
Campus Captain
Jun 2017 - Jun 2019
Miscellaneous
Aside from my curiosity about computer science and my study preoccupation, I am also a big fan of music and go game. I would like to listen to the concert, play guitar or watch go game competition in my free time. If this involves sports, I favor swimming since it enhances my self-control and it is a benefit in my health insurance and spirit.


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actionslacks26-Sep-18 10:28 AM
arrrr
jl777c26-Sep-18 10:28 AM
wrong chain
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Iwither26-Sep-18 10:29 AM
ok,how do i connect to the right one?
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remove chaindata, resync and make sure you're on the latest komodo sources
actionslacks26-Sep-18 10:29 AM
me chains be not syncing fast enough
0x0326-Sep-18 10:29 AM
will it make sense if i host a bootstrap?
it's not saving a lot of time yet, but it could help others off the fork, or whatnot
blackjok3r26-Sep-18 10:31 AM
add <IP_ADDRESS> as peer, thats plenty fast
actionslacks26-Sep-18 10:33 AM
me seed be wrong matey. time to rescan me thinks.
klunex26-Sep-18 10:33 AM
how can i get some pirate?
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jl777c26-Sep-18 10:35 AM
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cant barterDEX PIRATE
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ok
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When I use this command : komodo-cli.exe" getinfo
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According to colleges.niche.com, these are the top 20 safest campuses in the country.
| Name of college | Location | Campus crime rate | Local crime grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brigham Young University | Provo,UT | 0 per 1000 | B- |
| Baptist Bible College & Seminary | Clarks Summit, PA | 0 per 1000 | A- |
| Regent University | Virginia Beach, VA | 0 per 1000 | C |
| Corban University | Salem,OR | 0 per 1000 | C- |
| Whitworth University | Spokane,WA | 0 per 1000 | D+ |
| Huntington University | Huntington, IN | 0 per 1000 | B- |
| Roberts Wesleyan College | Rochester,NY | 0 per 1000 | D |
| Wheaton College-Illinois | Wheaton,IL | 0 per 1000 | B+ |
| Menlo College | Atherton, CA | 0 per 1000 | B |
| Brigham Young University-Idaho | Rexburg,ID | 0 per 1000 | A- |
| New York Institute of Technology | Old Westbury, NY | 0 per 1000 | B+ |
| St.Joseph's College- New York | Brooklyn,NY | 0 per 1000 | C- |
| Molloy College | Rockville Centre,NY | 0 per 1000 | C+ |
| Penn State Lehigh Valley | Upper Saucon Township, PA | 0 per 1000 | A- |
| Biola University | La Mirada, CA | 0 per 1000 | C+ |
| Asbury University | Wilmore,KY | 0 per 1000 | A- |
| University of Connecticut | Groton,CT | 0 per 1000 | B+ |
| CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice | New York, New York | 0 per 1000 | C- |
| Liberty University | Lynchburg,VA | 0 per 1000 | C |
| Bellin College | Green Bay, WI | 0 per 1000 | C |


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public enum SensibillError : Int, Error
Error object for public facing interfaces
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User is unknown
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case missingMandatoryModels
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Database failed to initialize
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Access Token Retrieval Failure
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Authentication Failed
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Email is missing or invalid
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case clientTokenRetrievalFailure
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Missing Credential Type
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Parse Response Failure
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Refresh Token Failure
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Reset Temporary Password Required
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User Login Failure
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User Locked
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layers.append(layer_description)
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if variable in ("type", "name"):
layer_description[variable] = value
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layer_description[variable] = int(value)
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layer_description[variable] = bool(strtobool(value))
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Louise Weinberg Apparitions
DietzSpace October 16, 2010
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Generate Friends script using GPT-2 model.
Git hub repository :
GPT-2 Friends
Open API :
On Ainize
Fine tuning data :
Kaggle
Notice
In this demo, the text length is fixed at 150.
The last line can be cut off in the middle.

Character:
Rachel Karen Greene
Joseph Francis Tribbiani, Jr.
Ross Geller, Ph.D.
Chandler Muriel Bing
Phoebe Buffay
Monica E. Geller
Text:
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snapmeta
contains a collection of utility functions for the development of other SNAPverse packages. snapmeta
is a satellite package of the SNAPverse collection of R packages.
You can install snapmeta from github with:
# install.packages('devtools')
devtools::install_github("leonawicz/snapmeta")
First, take a look at the helpful reminders in the console output from reminders
. It will be somewhat specific to your account and project if you pass arguments. For example, using my defaults:
library(snapmeta)
reminders()
#> 1. Create a new R package via RStudio > New Project > R Package
#> with 'Create a git repository' checked.
#> 2. Make initial commit by adding the initial .Rbuildignore, .gitignore and [pkgname].Rproj files.
#> 3. Add the repo on GitHub:
#> Use default settings (Do not create README.md).
#> Set docs/ directory for hosting project website (Must first push docs/ to GitHub).
#> 4. In git shell, enter:
#> git remote add origin git@github.com:leonawicz/snapmeta.git
#> git push -u origin master
#> 5. Then return to R console and run:
#> snapmeta::use_these()
#> NOTE: Run Rstudio session as Administator in Windows so usethese() can create lintr symbolic link.
#> 6. Add Travis CI, Appveyor and code coverage badges to README.Rmd. Add projects on respective sites.
#> Badges are in console output. Remember to add the `after_success` segment to .travis.yml as well.
#> 7. Check the following:
#> Delete absolute path to `docs` created by pkgdown in .Rbuildignore.
#> Make initial updates to DESCRIPTION and other files, e.g., README.Rmd, vignette Rmd file, LICENSE.md.
#> Delete NAMESPACE so it can be auto-generated via devtools.
#> Delete any Hello World files.
#> At least one inital unit test is required to pass build. Lintr test will suffice.
#> Commit changes, but hold off on cran-comments.md and revdep until meaningful.
This should all be familiar if you develop R packages, but it can be easy to occasionally neglect a step. The recommendations are not completely universal, however, and cater specifically to SNAPverse package development.
If it meets all needs, run:
If something different is needed, ignore the above wrapper function. Instead, make individual calls to whichever package setup functions are required.
A table of all SNAPverse packages can be obtained by:
sv_pkgs()
#> # A tibble: 25 x 3
#> pkg type local
#> <chr> <chr> <lgl>
#> 1 snapverse sector TRUE
#> 2 snaplite sector FALSE
#> 3 snapdata sector FALSE
#> 4 snapwebs sector FALSE
#> 5 snapstat functions TRUE
#> 6 snapplot functions TRUE
#> 7 snaplocs functions TRUE
#> 8 snapprep functions TRUE
#> 9 alfresco functions TRUE
#> 10 snapclim data TRUE
#> # ... with 15 more rows
The table includes columns giving the section of the verse a package belongs to and whether or not a local git repository/R source package exists sharing the same parent directory as the current package (current working directory). A short list of the latter existing local packages can be obtained by:
sv_local_pkgs()
#> [1] "alfresco" "apputils" "jfsp" "maputils" "rvtable"
#> [6] "snapapps" "snapclim" "snapfire" "snapflex" "snapgrid"
#> [11] "snaplocs" "snapmeta" "snapplot" "snappoly" "snapprep"
#> [16] "snapsite" "snapstat" "snaputils" "snapverse"


A memorable trip to wonderland Grand Canyon national park and only choice destination Las Vegas.
Las vegas, place for unlimited fun and joy, which is never long enough.
while driving to vegas it is never complete without a view of Hover Dam and largest arteficial lake Lake Mead.


Class to extract an Assignment structure from a response (used in ResultSet)
Will have attributes named as per the Developer Guide, e.g. AssignmentId, WorkerId, HITId, Answer, etc
Base class to automatically add attributes when parsing XML
Class to extract an FileUploadURL structure from a response
Class to extract a HIT structure from a response (used in ResultSet)
Will have attributes named as per the Developer Guide, e.g. HITId, HITTypeId, CreationTime
Has this HIT expired yet?
Class to extract an HITTypeId structure from a response
Block a worker from working on my tasks.
Change the HIT type of an existing HIT. Note that the reward associated with the new HIT type must match the reward of the current HIT type in order for the operation to be valid.
Creates a new HIT. Returns a ResultSet See: http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AWSMechTurk/2012-03-25/AWSMturkAPI/ApiReference_CreateHITOperation.html
Create a new Qualification Type.
description: description shown to workers. Max 2000 characters.
status: ‘Active’ or ‘Inactive’
test: a QuestionForm
test_duration: the number of seconds a worker has to complete the test.
auto_granted_value: auto_granted qualifications are given this value.
Remove a HIT from the Mechanical Turk marketplace, approves all submitted assignments that have not already been approved or rejected, and disposes of the HIT and all assignment data.
Assignments for the HIT that have already been submitted, but not yet approved or rejected, will be automatically approved. Assignments in progress at the time of the call to DisableHIT will be approved once the assignments are submitted. You will be charged for approval of these assignments. DisableHIT completely disposes of the HIT and all submitted assignment data. Assignment results data cannot be retrieved for a HIT that has been disposed.
It is not possible to re-enable a HIT once it has been disabled. To make the work from a disabled HIT available again, create a new HIT.
Dispose of a HIT that is no longer needed.
Only HITs in the “reviewable” state, with all submitted assignments approved or rejected, can be disposed. A Requester can call GetReviewableHITs to determine which HITs are reviewable, then call GetAssignmentsForHIT to retrieve the assignments. Disposing of a HIT removes the HIT from the results of a call to GetReviewableHITs.
TODO: Document.
Expire a HIT that is no longer needed.
The effect is identical to the HIT expiring on its own. The HIT no longer appears on the Mechanical Turk web site, and no new Workers are allowed to accept the HIT. Workers who have accepted the HIT prior to expiration are allowed to complete it or return it, or allow the assignment duration to elapse (abandon the HIT). Once all remaining assignments have been submitted, the expired HIT becomes”reviewable”, and will be returned by a call to GetReviewableHITs.
Increase the maximum number of assignments, or extend the expiration date, of an existing HIT.
NOTE: If a HIT has a status of Reviewable and the HIT is extended to make it Available, the HIT will not be returned by GetReviewableHITs, and its submitted assignments will not be returned by GetAssignmentsForHIT, until the HIT is Reviewable again. Assignment auto-approval will still happen on its original schedule, even if the HIT has been extended. Be sure to retrieve and approve (or reject) submitted assignments before extending the HIT, if so desired.
Return all of a Requester’s HITs
Despite what search_hits says, it does not return all hits, but instead returns a page of hits. This method will pull the hits from the server 100 at a time, but will yield the results iteratively, so subsequent requests are made on demand.
Retrieves an assignment using the assignment’s ID. Requesters can only retrieve their own assignments, and only assignments whose related HIT has not been disposed.
The returned ResultSet will have the following attributes:
Retrieves completed assignments for a HIT. Use this operation to retrieve the results for a HIT.
The returned ResultSet will have the following attributes:
The ResultSet will contain zero or more Assignment objects
Generates and returns a temporary URL to an uploaded file. The temporary URL is used to retrieve the file as an answer to a FileUploadAnswer question, it is valid for 60 seconds.
Will have a FileUploadURL attribute as per the API Reference.
Return information about the Mechanical Turk Service operations and response group NOTE - this is basically useless as it just returns the URL of the documentation
help_type: either ‘Operation’ or ‘ResponseGroup’
Returns a comma+space-separated string of keywords from either a list or a string
Returns a Price data structure from either a float or a Price
TODO: Document.
TODO: Document.
Retrieve the HITs that have a status of Reviewable, or HITs that have a status of Reviewing, and that belong to the Requester calling the operation.
Issues a payment of money from your account to a Worker. To be eligible for a bonus, the Worker must have submitted results for one of your HITs, and have had those results approved or rejected. This payment happens separately from the reward you pay to the Worker when you approve the Worker’s assignment. The Bonus must be passed in as an instance of the Price object.
TODO: Document.
Send a text message to workers.
Register a new HIT Type title, description are strings reward is a Price object duration can be a timedelta, or an object castable to an int
TODO: Document.
Return a page of a Requester’s HITs, on behalf of the Requester. The operation returns HITs of any status, except for HITs that have been disposed with the DisposeHIT operation. Note: The SearchHITs operation does not accept any search parameters that filter the results.
TODO: Document.
Performs a SendTestEventNotification operation with REST notification for a specified HIT type
Performs a SetHITTypeNotification operation to set email notification for a specified HIT type
Performs a SetHITTypeNotification operation to set REST notification for a specified HIT type
Update a HIT with a status of Reviewable to have a status of Reviewing, or reverts a Reviewing HIT back to the Reviewable status.
Only HITs with a status of Reviewable can be updated with a status of Reviewing. Similarly, only Reviewing HITs can be reverted back to a status of Reviewable.
Performs a SetHITTypeNotification operation so set SQS notification for a specified HIT type. Queue URL is of form: https://queue.amazonaws.com/<CUSTOMER_ID>/<QUEUE_NAME> and can be found when looking at the details for a Queue in the AWS Console
Unblock a worker from working on my tasks.
TODO: Document.
Error for MTurk Requests
Class to extract an Qualification structure from a response (used in ResultSet)
Will have attributes named as per the Developer Guide such as QualificationTypeId, IntegerValue. Does not seem to contain GrantTime.
Class to extract an QualificationRequest structure from a response (used in ResultSet)
Will have attributes named as per the Developer Guide, e.g. QualificationRequestId, QualificationTypeId, SubjectId, etc
Class to extract an QualificationType structure from a response (used in ResultSet)
Will have attributes named as per the Developer Guide, e.g. QualificationTypeId, CreationTime, Name, etc
Class to extract Answers from inside the embedded XML QuestionFormAnswers element inside the Answer element which is part of the Assignment and QualificationRequest structures
A QuestionFormAnswers element contains an Answer element for each question in the HIT or Qualification test for which the Worker provided an answer. Each Answer contains a QuestionIdentifier element whose value corresponds to the QuestionIdentifier of a Question in the QuestionForm. See the QuestionForm data structure for more information about questions and answer specifications.
If the question expects a free-text answer, the Answer element contains a FreeText element. This element contains the Worker’s answer
NOTE - currently really only supports free-text and selection answers
Provides NotificationMessage and Event classes, with utility methods, for implementations of the Mechanical Turk Notification API.
Constructor; expects parameter d to be a dict of string parameters from a REST transport notification message
Verifies the authenticity of a notification message.
Requires workers to acknowledge that they are over 18 and that they agree to work on potentially offensive content. The value type is boolean, 1 (required), 0 (not required, the default).
A Qualification requirement based on the Worker’s location. The Worker’s location is specified by the Worker to Mechanical Turk when the Worker creates his account.
Specifies the total number of HITs submitted by a Worker that have been approved. The value is an integer greater than or equal to 0.
The percentage of assignments the Worker has abandoned (allowed the deadline to elapse), over all assignments the Worker has accepted. The value is an integer between 0 and 100.
The percentage of assignments the Worker has submitted that were subsequently approved by the Requester, over all assignments the Worker has submitted. The value is an integer between 0 and 100.
The percentage of assignments the Worker has submitted that were subsequently rejected by the Requester, over all assignments the Worker has submitted. The value is an integer between 0 and 100.
The percentage of assignments the Worker has returned, over all assignments the Worker has accepted. The value is an integer between 0 and 100.
The percentage of assignments the Worker has submitted, over all assignments the Worker has accepted. The value is an integer between 0 and 100.
An object for constructing an External Question.
A bulleted list suitable for OrderedContent or Overview content
From the AMT API docs:
The top-most element of the QuestionForm data structure is a QuestionForm element. This element contains optional Overview elements and one or more Question elements. There can be any number of these two element types listed in any order. The following example structure has an Overview element and a Question element followed by a second Overview element and Question element–all within the same QuestionForm.
<QuestionForm xmlns="[the QuestionForm schema URL]">
<Overview>
[...]
</Overview>
<Question>
[...]
</Question>
<Overview>
[...]
</Overview>
<Question>
[...]
</Question>
[...]
</QuestionForm>
QuestionForm is implemented as a list, so to construct a QuestionForm, simply append Questions and Overviews (with at least one Question).
A class to generate SelectionAnswer XML data structures. Does not yet implement Binary selection options.


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based on a work by Simon Johnson
adapted by Pierre Grandidier
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This guide is intended as a quick read for anyone who has or is going to be working with data collection and information management in a humanitarian emergency response context.
Many of the tips given will hopefully be obvious, but do address repeated mistakes encountered in this sector.
A temporary office after Typhoon Haiyan
Well managed and accurate data are key to making informed decision within the humanitarian sector. Information management can help to shed light on foreign or rapidly changing environments providing context to decision makers. Good and well managed information flows can make organisations more responsive and efficient leading to increased effectiveness.
This collection of tips is dedicated to emergency response delegates, staff and volunteers, and is a light version of the 50 humanitarian IM tips previously developed by Simon Johnson.
The tips here should not be considered hard and fast rules, but rather general guidance. The context of use can sometime require different and unique approaches.
Each page will provide a tip and a brief description. If you want to find out more about a particular tip then press down on your keyboard or swipe. Here you can find more information and links to resources providing further reading and learning materials.
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There have been many examples in past humanitarian responses of numerical data being collected in a word processing document, or shared within a PDF document, when they would be more suited into a spreadsheet.
This means simple aggregation, sorting, operations and analysis cannot be completed without first importing into a spreadsheet.
MS Word and PDF tables may also be formatted in a way that does not copy well to spreadsheet meaning extra work and risk of additional human error before it can be used for analysis.
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Microsoft Excel is the most commonly used, but there are free to use alternatives with slightly less functionality.
Google Spreadsheets: Webpage
Libre Office: Webpage
In most cases during your deployment, there will be an information manager (IM) in your team. He will be a key contact for guidelines and a hub for sharing data and information.
If you are the IM, you can also ask for support within your roster, link to the regional IM, the SIMS remote support, and other organisations working on similar projects.
By sharing knowledge and collaborating on solving problems work can be completed quickly and efficiently.
SIMS stands for Surge Information Management System.
Learn more about SIMS: http://rcrcsims.org/
This is a lesson quickly learnt by most through practical experience. Computers can be temperamental things and it can be soul destroying watching your computer crash and losing an hours worth of work. Save the anguish and save often!
There are numerous attributes that you could include in a file name. The most important aspect is to make sure it is understandable to yourself, but also to others who might use your file without the full context. Some suggested components:
You might regret that big change you made to your work last week. It's best to save multiple versions as you progress so that you can easily revert any changes you have made.
Data although saved can sometimes be lost. This could be due to a virus, hard disk, user error or tens of other reasons.
With the prevalence of cloud services to save files to, work can be saved online for free.
Dropbox used in the IFRC Nepal 2015 earthquake response
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There are a few cloud services providing free accounts for small amount of hosting. These can be used to sync a folder on your computer to be stored remotely. It can also be shared with other users.
Starting from your first day, document your work as early and as much as possible. In a particularly dynamic context it will help you understand better the situation and will be an important source for information for the teams arriving after you and for the host national society you will handover to.
It is worth reaching out to the information management community and the government in the area to check that the information has not already been collected by someone else. There is no need to duplicate work that has already been done.
The data you want may already exist only not in a clean single source. Consider whether it is possible to pull this data together through reviewing and collating other data sources.
There have been many assessments carried out where most of the data collected was never used. By deciding how you will use your data before you start, you can reduce the amount of redundant questions and make sure the right ones are asked.
By designing your data template before collecting data it can give guidance to designing surveys and collecting data from multiple people.
If you want to know the damage in each area instead of asking each person an open ended question, providing a template ensures that the data will be collected consistently.
Instead of doing paper based surveys data collection can be completed using mobile devices including phones and tablets. This allows for data validation on entry ensuring the data collected is consistent in nature.
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There are a number of tools out there that can help with mobile data collection, some are free and some are paid for.
Open Data Kit - A free to use mobile data collection application
Kobotoolbox - A free to use mobile data collection application, based on ODK, without the need to install a server
MagPi - A commerical mobile data collection application
If you are carrying out more than one round of surveys make sure that the variable names used in the data are clear and consistent with the previous surveys. Otherwise it can be very difficult for the person analysing the data to quickly match the questions together.
It is important to follow established variable naming conventions, so that it is easier for others to reuse your surveys and data.
If you are using or referring to other data make sure to check the meta data, or source of your data.
You must know how, when, where and by who the data was collected. This will give an indication as to how reliable the data is and in which ways the data can be used.
Qualitative data refers to stories which are intentionally gathered and systematically sampled, shared, debriefed, and analyzed. It will help you understand the context, produce insights and think about which decisions have to be made.
Quantitative data refers to information that can be measured and written down with numbers, standardised and normalised. It will enable you to use metrics to make sound decisions.
Having more than one piece of data in a single spreadsheet cell prevents the ability to filter, sum or process a component of the list in any way. One way to resolve this is to duplicate the line for each component of the list.
Often you will need to look up other data based on a value in your data set. An example is you might have the names of the districts you are working in, but also want the official codes for these. A vlookup can pull through these official codes automatically.
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Using a combination of index function and the match function can create a more powerful look up.
Free learning material for learning vlookups
VLookup tutorial youtube video
Excel Easy tutorial
Free learning material for learning index(match)
Index(match) tutorial youtube video
Random Wok tutorial
Pivot tables are a hugely powerful tool in spreadsheets. They are used for summarising, analysing and quickly manipulating data sets.
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Free learning material for pivot tables
Many times people organise their data in the form it will be reported in.
However by aggregating up it restricts possible ways the data can be organised in the future if a new need appears.
It is always better to record data in the most basic possible format.
This can break some functionality in spreadsheets such as pivot tables and filters. An alternative method is to repeat the cell value or use colour to indicate the range.
Try to make sure that columns do not contain mixed data types such as numbers and words.
By making sure all the data types are the same it means that data operations (e.g. sum) can be carried out over the columns.
By placing data in separate sheets it hinders the process of aggregation.
Below is one spreadsheet with one tab for each district. It could have been put into one table with a column for district as in column A in the second image. If a report is needed for one district a pivot table can be used to generate this.
When a machine reads the data or it is copied to another sheet there is a chance that the formating is lost along with the data it represents.
Create an extra column for the data attribute. Colour could still be used to highlight data.
Once data has been collected, like beneficiary data, you will have to find a way to automise the creation of beneficiary cards. The mail merge functions between MS Word and MS Excel will enable linking Excel data with a Word template and process hundreds or thousands of cards in jus a few minutes.
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Free learning material for mail merge
Mail merge using an Excel spreadsheet
Red Cross Movement Cash Toolkit mail merge instructions to creating beneficiary cards
When building graphs, or for any other data visualisation, by removing unnecessary visual elements it allows for easier intepretation of the data.
Creating print-friendly beneficiary lists is of major importance when preparing and accounting on beneficiary registration and beneficiary distribution. Although this is often thought as an obvious tasks, too many beneficiary list are still not printed and shared adequately. Some important aspects to take into account are the print area, informative header and footers with meta data, and intelligent page breaks.
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Free learning material for print-friendly tables
Sense check
Does your data make sense? If you have more people affected than the population of the area, something has probably gone wrong in the process.
Check maximums, minimums and sums
When reviewing your data always carry out checks on the extreme. If you have someone over 200 years old in your data you can probably safely assume that something needs correcting in the process.
A spot check is a quick process where you pick 5 to 10 random lines of your data and check them thoroughly. It is especially important to do so with derived data.
It helps to check that your process is working consistently through the whole data set.
To quickly find and remove duplicates from your data make use of the sorting function on multiple columns. This will order duplicated rows next to each other.
In many countries where humanitarians operations are being carried out there will be official codes from administration areas. As place names can be spelt in many ways especially where foreign characters are used it can be hard to compare and join datasets without these codes. Many hours of time can be saved by using them.
If you have data that represents a point such as a hospital or a household instead of just naming it or giving its address you could also collect coordinates for it. There are many possible ways of doing this.
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A GPS device can be used to get coordinate points. Most smartphones now contain the technology to do this. Mobile data collection applications can also help with the process.
Addresses can be geocoded to get coordinates. However in many developing countries the addresses are not well documented or are non-existent. It's better to record the coordinate data at the same time as data collection.
While information management products can communicate the data and a message, emergency response delegates will often find themselves in meetings and presentations.
Being able to work in teams, verbally communicate the data and simplify complex ideas is key for the progress of an emergency response.
Listen and be patient while understanding the needs and ideas of others. Find out their contraints and resources. Summarise what you think they want and get them to agree. Don't build what you think they need, make what they actually need. Follow the steps on the listening wheel below to help.
The question the user may originally pose or product that the user may ask for might not always be what they actually want. Sometimes people make their own intepretation of solving a problem.
By discussing the problem and ideas with them better solutions may be found.
When talking to users or producing products for them, make no assumptions about what they already know.
Listen to their constraints and knowledge.
Humanitarian Response can be stressful and exhausting work.
Give yourself regular breaks and make sure you get enough sleep!
This is an open source project so anybody can add tips and resources to make it more comprehensive.
Contact Simon Johnson or Pierre Grandidier for more details.
This project is hosted on Github.
Simon Johnson
Andrew Braye
Heidi El Hosaini
Robert Banick
Jean Mège
Jagoda Pietrzak
Shruti Grover


A graph of programming languages that consists with their influences, companies, developers, dialects, implementations.


Polyspace Metrics server
Specify settings for one or more Polyspace Metrics servers. For each server, specify:
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A name. You later use this name in the Build Environment section of a Jenkins project as a shorthand for the Polyspace Metrics server.
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The hostname of the server.
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A port number.


About
Property Check
Checks the property for ﬂood risk, coal mining, location, local land charges etc
{{checkResults.propertyCheck}}
Identity Check
Checks the identity of Emma. Checks such as Verify could be used to check driving license, passport, national insurance
{{checkResults.identityCheck}}
Affordability
Checks Emma's bank information to conﬁrm she can afford the mortgage
{{checkResults.affordabilityCheck}}
Credit Check
Checks credit data for Emma
{{checkResults.creditCheck}}
Earnings Check
A check is performed with HMRC on earnings against Emma's P60 including tax and amount earned in the year
{{checkResults.earningsCheck}}
The mortgage request failed due to affordability check


{% extends "sentry/partial/client_config/python_base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block inner %}
{% trans "Create an instance of the client:" %}
import raven client = raven.Client( dsn='{% if dsn %}{{ dsn }}{% else %}SENTRY_DSN{% endif %}', # inform the client which parts of code are yours # include_paths=['my.app'] # include_paths=[__name__.split('.', 1)[0]], # pass along the version of your application # release='1.0.0' # release=raven.fetch_package_version('my-app') # release=raven.fetch_git_sha(os.path.dirname(__file__)), )
{% trans "Now call out to the raven client to capture events:" %}
# {% trans "record a simple message" %} client.captureMessage('hello world!') # {% trans "capture an exception" %} try: 1 / 0 except ZeroDivisionError: client.captureException()
{% trans "If you want to wrap a WSGI app to record uncaught exceptions, Raven provides a middleware for that:" %}
from raven.middleware import Sentry application = Sentry(application, client=client)
{% trans "If you wish to test your connection to the server, you can use the raven test command:" %}
raven test {% if dsn %}{{ dsn }}{% else %}SENTRY_DSN{% endif %}{% endblock %}


| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YETUS-322 | flip verify_ result codes | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-300 | CHANGED_FILES, CHANGED_MODULES, etc should really be arrays | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-156 | [Umbrella] build driver | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YETUS-330 | show most recent release first on downloads page | Minor | website and documentation | Sean Busbey | Sean Busbey |
| YETUS-337 | Upgrade version of pylint used in Dockerfile | Major | Test Patch | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| YETUS-237 | Shelldocs should pass pylint | Major | ShellDocs | Kengo Seki | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-306 | author tag detector should produce a file with pointers to incidence | Minor | Test Patch | Sean Busbey | Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-361 | Use Google's pylintrc file | Major | Release Doc Maker | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| YETUS-358 | make use of BSD tar in build script explicit | Blocker | build | Sean Busbey | Sean Busbey |
| YETUS-289 | shelldocs should output error positions in lint mode | Major | ShellDocs | Kengo Seki | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-382 | launch-test-patch.sh has shellcheck issues | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-381 | fix config.rb rubocop issues | Major | build | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-321 | releasedocmaker.py lint mode enhancements | Major | Release Doc Maker | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| YETUS-383 | fix releasedocmaker pylint issues | Major | build, Release Doc Maker | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-387 | fix some dockerfile issues | Blocker | build, Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-331 | post-r0.2.0 doc feedback | Major | website and documentation | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-364 | make building source archive POSIX-compliant | Major | build | Kengo Seki | Kengo Seki |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YETUS-335 | switch Yetus Dockerfile to use ruby 2.0 | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-338 | test-patch may not update patchfile in patchdir | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-345 | mvn dependency dupe fix broke hadoop | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-334 | mvn dependency ordering generates duplicates | Critical | Test Patch | Phil Yang | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-303 | better sorting options for releasedocmaker | Major | Release Doc Maker | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-336 | javadoc plugin giving conflicting answers on pass/fail | Blocker | Test Patch | Sean Busbey | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-363 | releasedocmaker fails due to the lack of dateutil module | Major | Release Doc Maker | Kengo Seki | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-366 | Wrapper script generated by build.sh doesn't work if the user is in the same location and executes it with a relative path | Minor | build | Kengo Seki | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-370 | multiple compile test types confuse later runs | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-377 | clean up whitespace | Major | website and documentation | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-65 | fix shellcheck 4.1 errors | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-359 | shellcheck needs UTF-8 protection | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-388 | test-patch fails when no maven found | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-391 | test-patch regards git 1.7.1x is lower than 1.7.3 | Major | Test Patch | Kengo Seki | Kengo Seki |
| YETUS-394 | Minor fixes to contributor guide and website | Trivial | website and documentation | Aldrin Piri | Aldrin Piri |
| YETUS-393 | docker check fails for 1.10+ | Blocker | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YETUS-324 | Refactor releasedocmaker.py option parsing into separate function | Major | Release Doc Maker | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| YETUS-325 | Refactor releasedocmaker.py lint functionality into separate class | Major | Release Doc Maker | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| YETUS-332 | make use of outputdir option consistent with cleaning | Major | Release Doc Maker | Sean Busbey | Sean Busbey |
| YETUS-347 | change docker's extraargs to be an array | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-348 | add ability to write console report to a file | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-349 | core engine changes for build driver | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-350 | plug-in changes for build driver | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-353 | runtime wrapper for build driver | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-351 | documentation changes for build driver | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-352 | hadoop and hbase personality changes for build driver | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-354 | findbugs in build driver has problems | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-371 | build driver: speed up checkstyle | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-357 | build driver for hadoop shouldn't union unit tests | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-372 | build driver: unit tests still mentions patches | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-373 | build driver: maven install should be smarter | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-356 | build driver: author plug-in still mentions patches | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-374 | need a way to ignore results from a list of tests | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-375 | build driver: maven install actually needs to be dumber | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-376 | add ability to write report to an HTML formatted file | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-384 | In build driver mode, some plugins have misleading status text | Minor | Test Patch | Sean Busbey | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-385 | test plugin for author tag detection should have a way to opt-out of specific instances | Major | Test Patch | Sean Busbey | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-378 | flink, hbase, jmeter personalities custom tests need to be made qbt aware | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| YETUS-326 | Make releasedocmaker.py lint filters configurable | Major | Release Doc Maker | Andrew Wang | Andrew Wang |
| YETUS-386 | document --html-report-file and clean up htmlout's comments | Major | Test Patch | Allen Wittenauer | Allen Wittenauer |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YETUS-329 | update docs generation to use rel/ tags | Major | build, website and documentation | Sean Busbey | Sean Busbey |
| YETUS-379 | Release 0.3.0 | Major | website and documentation | Kengo Seki | Kengo Seki |


Case 1:
- Name and age: Michael and Jenisse Johnson Maloy. 23 and 25 years old, respectively.
- Occupation: Musicians and artists.
- Demographics and education: College Education. USA citizens. Average income. They work remotely and independtly. Music production and distribution.
- Goals and motivation for using the site: They use to plan their next step on the fly. They need quick access to reliable information and quick contact with providers.
- Social: They travel pretty much on their own. They have some friends on Mexico, so it is possible for them to make a visit to the island with those.
- Quote:
- Michael:"We love traveling light. I don't want to waste my with unnecessary rental procedures. I like to purchase it or rent it quick and neat."
- Jenisse: "As Michael, I like things quick, but I can take some of my time to choose the correct option. I'm not going to rent or purchase something that later in time I'm going to regret."


If you update any settings, you may need to refresh pages that are already open to puzzles for the changes to take effect there.
Record management
If you want to keep your records permanently, please save the JSON files somewhere permanent for yourself! Don't rely on browser storage being permanent. The JSON file can generate SVGs, but the SVG is not sufficient to generate the JSON, so if you want accurate record-keeping, make sure to get the JSON file and not just the SVG.
Also, if you modify any image generation options above, don't forget to save before generating images.


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Ashwini Mathur, ashmathur91 (at) gmail.com
Assitant Professor
Computer Science and Engineering
FET JAIN University
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Currently doing some work on the of Data-analysis Projects, and also thinking about various foundational issues in Indian Academics pedology system. AI of course remains a strong focus. So much to do, so little time to do it.
Recent Short Article: COVID-19 [Epidemic >>>> Pandemic]
While I, am writing this, already the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak has put a huge effort into many citizens, their economy, countries economy, and a lot across the world. The best solution we came out with Social distancing and accordingly it measures the travel bans, self-quarantines, and business partially shutdown are changing the very fabric of societies worldwide. Data science could also help track scientific coronavirus misinformation and unverified rumors or opening the vision for the understanding of fear, anxiety, panic, and undoubtedly more.
In December 2019, COVID-19 coronavirus was first identified in the Wuhan region of China. By March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) categorized the COVID-19 outbreak as a pandemic. A lot has happened in the months in between with major outbreaks in Iran, South Korea, and Italy. We know that COVID-19 spreads through respiratory droplets, such as through coughing, sneezing, or speaking. But, how quickly did the virus spread across the globe? And, can we see any effect from country-wide policies, like shutdowns and quarantines?.
Recent Challenge to Solve
*************Enterprise Network Engineering Challenge*************
Network Design Problem Description mentioned below
- Total Time for Completion of the task is 24 hours
- Submissions should be in the form of packet file along with the screenshot of the network with proper labelling
- Upload your file in mention link blow
Rules for submitting the results
DATA SCIENCE
*************Data Science Problem Description***********
This data set consists of Placement data of students in our campus. It includes secondary and higher secondary school percentage and specialization. It also includes degree specialization, type and Work experience and salary offers to the placed students.
- Which factor influenced a candidate in getting placed?
- Does percentage matters for one to get placed?
- Which degree specialization is much demanded by corporate?
- Play with the data conducting all statistical tests
Questions need to be analysed
Dataset Provided in below mentioned Link
- Total Time for Completion of the task is 24 hours
- After Finishing the following tasks, You can submit in the form of your respective R Notebook or Jupyter notebook
- Upload the notebook in that mentioned link below:
- Results will be announced within the week
- All the best Data champs !!!
Results submission rule
Notebook R or Jupyter Submission Link
Link --> R Programming Notebook submission Link form
Acknowledgement
-
I would like to thank Dr. Dhimant Ganatara, Professor Jain University for helping the students by providing this data for us.


Publishes the .NET Core runtime with your application so the runtime doesn't need to be installed on the target machine. Enabled
by default if a runtime identifier is specified and the project is an executable project (not a library project).
For more information, see
.NET Core application publishing and
Publish .NET Core apps with the .NET Core CLI.


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Camelid comparisonApproximate as of 9/2002 |
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# of Humps |
Indigenous region |
Spits? |
Produces Wool? |
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Camels (bactrian) |
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Africa/Asia |
Yes |
Yes |
Llamas |
1 |
Andes Mountains |
Yes |
Yes |


The dolphin is a great swimmer and can leap up to 30ft in the air.
The dolphin is a fun, well-liked, and joyful animal often featured in stories and movies. There are over 30 different species of dolphins, with the bottlenose dolphin being the most common. Dolphins use echolocation to communicate and for hunting their prey. Some dolphins are in danger of being extinct and a few states have outlawed the hunting of dolphins.


Introduction of concepts
The command line interface and bootstrapping
Alternative: acquiring iwant bootstrapper by using svn:externals
Creating the workspace definition
Hello world with Eclipse
Using ant cli instead of bash
Using ant to define target content
Using a script/program define target content
Using an iwant plugin (for untarring)
Using external libraries in workspace definition
Defining Java modules
Test coverage report using jacoco
Using TestNG instead of JUnit
Using Scala in Java modules
Static code analysis report using PMD
Static code analysis report using findbugs
Defining a web archive (war)
(Code) from github
Using a module of the workspace in the build
Writing a custom Target
Defining targets in bash
Using a symbolic link for the workspace
I want more


{% extends "layout_task-list.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block home_link %} ../../task-list {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} Make a money claim Your details {{formData | safe}} Your residential address This must be the address where you live. You'll get the option to add another address for correspondence, if you want to, later. Postcode Address line 1 Address line 2 (optional) Town or city Postcode {% endblock %}
This must be the address where you live.
You'll get the option to add another address for correspondence, if you want to, later.


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| Class and Description |
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This defines the core properties and functions to operate on a field.
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Wrapper around everything that defines a mapping, without references to
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| ParseContext.Document
Fork of
Document with additional functionality. |
| ParsedDocument
The result of parsing a document.
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This defines the core properties and functions to operate on a field.
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| DocumentTypeListener |
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| FieldMapper.Builder |
| FieldMapper.CopyTo
Represents a list of fields with optional boost factor where the current field should be copied to
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This defines the core properties and functions to operate on a field.
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Represents a list of fields with optional boost factor where the current field should be copied to
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This defines the core properties and functions to operate on a field.
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| MetadataFieldMapper
A mapper for a builtin field containing metadata about a document.
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| MetadataFieldMapper.Builder |
| MetadataFieldMapper.TypeParser |
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| FieldMapper |
| FieldMapper.Builder |
| FieldMapper.CopyTo
Represents a list of fields with optional boost factor where the current field should be copied to
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This defines the core properties and functions to operate on a field.
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This defines the core properties and functions to operate on a field.
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The result of parsing a document.
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Fork of
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| Class and Description |
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Class: Admin::Suggestion::Capacity::Add
- Inherits:
- Base show all
- Defined in:
- /home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) active_gear_pct
for the profile - may have been adjusted.
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- (Object) available_gears
current active available for the profile (limited by district capacity).
-
- (Object) contents
shared properies of these suggestions.
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- (Object) gears_needed
Returns the value of attribute gears_needed.
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- (Object) max_active_gears
for the profile - largest node.
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- (Object) node_quantity
nodes to add with this suggestion.
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- (Object) nodes_creatable
could have created in existing districts.
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- (Object) nodes_needed
total gears that were to be added to profile total nodes that were to be added to profile.
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- (Object) threshold
why add? because available < threshold.
Attributes inherited from Base
#district_name, #district_uuid, #profile, #scope
Class Method Summary (collapse)
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+ (Boolean) important?
adding capacity is generally “important” removing, not so much.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
Methods inherited from Base
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from Admin::Suggestion::Base
Instance Attribute Details
- (Object) active_gear_pct
for the profile - may have been adjusted
98 99 100 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 98 def active_gear_pct @active_gear_pct end |
- (Object) available_gears
current active available for the profile (limited by district capacity)
96 97 98 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 96 def available_gears @available_gears end |
- (Object) contents
shared properies of these suggestions
91 92 93 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 91 def contents @contents end |
- (Object) gears_needed
Returns the value of attribute gears_needed
100 101 102 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 100 def gears_needed @gears_needed end |
- (Object) max_active_gears
for the profile - largest node
99 100 101 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 99 def max_active_gears @max_active_gears end |
- (Object) node_quantity
nodes to add with this suggestion
102 103 104 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 102 def node_quantity @node_quantity end |
- (Object) nodes_creatable
could have created in existing districts
103 104 105 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 103 def nodes_creatable @nodes_creatable end |
- (Object) nodes_needed
total gears that were to be added to profile total nodes that were to be added to profile
101 102 103 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 101 def nodes_needed @nodes_needed end |
- (Object) threshold
why add? because available < threshold
94 95 96 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 94 def threshold @threshold end |
Class Method Details
+ (Boolean) important?
adding capacity is generally “important” removing, not so much.
87 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 87 def self.important?; true; end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) id
88 |
# File '/home/fedora/origin-server/controller/lib/admin/suggestion/types.rb', line 88 def id; super(:@contents); end |


NZ batsmen dig in on third day
England secured just one wicket in the first session as their hosts reached 224-5 at lunch, trailing on the first innings by 129.
England captain Joe Root was the unlikely bowler to make the breakthrough on the third morning of the first cricket Test against New Zealand in Mount Maunganui.
With his front-line bowlers proving frugal if largely non-threatening on a desperately slow surface, Root was vindicated in bringing himself on as he struck with his fourth delivery to remove Henry Nicholls for 41.
However, it was a morning of toil for the tourists as New Zealand, resuming on 144 for four, reached 224 for five at lunch, still trailing by 129 but with BJ Watling (45) and Colin De Grandhomme (14) well poised to make further inroads into the deficit.
Stuart Broad was chosen ahead of Jofra Archer to open the bowling alongside Sam Curran, who had accounted for New Zealand captain Kane Williamson the previous evening with a delivery that lifted viciously off a good length.
There was no sign of variable bounce on Saturday morning, though, with Broad settling into a routine of miserly bowling, yielding just one run off the bat in the space of five overs.
Nicholls, cleared to bat the day after being struck on the helmet by a Jofra Archer bouncer, and Watling took just 26 runs in the first 15 overs, content to build carefully.
England’s desperation extended to wasting a review on Nicholls, who then had an lbw verdict against him off Jack Leach overturned, only to perish in the next over when Root came on.
Two deliveries after Ben Stokes had dropped a simple catch at slip to reprieve Watling on 31, Nicholls played down the wrong line and was trapped plumb in front.
That was as good as it got for England, though, in a session where they bowled 32 overs.


Catalan Protesters Block Highway Between France and Spain
Catalonia had been engulfed in violent protests since Spain's Supreme Court sentenced Catalan leaders to prison terms over their involvement in the semi-autonomous region's unsanctioned 2017 independence referendum.
Catalan protesters blocked on Monday a border point on the AP-7 highway that links Spain to France, a Catalan police spokesman has said.
According to police estimates, some 80 people are taking part in the event.
Demonstrators from the Tsunami Democratic movement announced Friday that the protest would begin today and should be expected to last 72 hours - until Thursday.
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