Money Play. How should Red play 44?
pips Red=107 White=83
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The key here is to stop White having a chance to anchor therefore both inner board blots must be hit.
There is virtually no difference between 14/2*, 5/1 and 14/10, 6/2(2)*, 5/1* so either is fine. 9/1*, 5/1, 7/3 looks pretty but it is the wrong plan and although not an error it is close.
There is virtually no difference between 14/2*, 5/1 and 14/10, 6/2(2)*, 5/1* so either is fine. 9/1*, 5/1, 7/3 looks pretty but it is the wrong plan and although not an error it is close.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 14/2* 5/1* Eq.: +1.506 0.957 0.577 0.039 - 0.043 0.010 0.000 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/1* 5/1 Eq.: +1.503 (-0.003) 0.961 0.556 0.041 - 0.039 0.003 0.000 3. Cubeful 2-ply 9/1* 7/3 5/1 Eq.: +1.491 (-0.015) 0.958 0.558 0.036 - 0.042 0.004 0.000 4. Cubeful 2-ply 16/8* 9/1* Eq.: +1.484 (-0.021) 0.968 0.523 0.038 - 0.032 0.003 0.000 5. Cubeful 2-ply 16/8*/4 5/1* Eq.: +1.470 (-0.036) 0.966 0.517 0.037 - 0.034 0.003 0.000


The Geode cache is the entry point to Geode caching management. Geode provides different APIs and XML configuration models to support the behaviors of different members.
Introduction to Cache Management
The cache provides in-memory storage and management for your data.
Managing a Peer or Server Cache
You start your peer or server cache using a combination of XML declarations and API calls. Close the cache when you are done.
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You have several options for client cache configuration. Start your client cache using a combination of XML declarations and API calls. Close the client cache when you are done.
Managing a Cache in a Secure System
When you create your cache in a secure system, you provide credentials to the connection process for authentication by already-running, secure members. Clients connect to secure servers. Peers are authenticated by secure locators or peer members.
Managing RegionServices for Multiple Secure Users
In a secure system, you can create clients with multiple, secure connections to the servers from each client. The most common use case is a Geode client embedded in an application server that supports data requests from many users. Each user may be authorized to access a subset of data on the servers. For example, customer users may be allowed to see and update only their own orders and shipments.
Launching an Application after Initializing the Cache
You can specify a callback application that is launched after the cache initialization.


New shop information
Location
max number of customers
max number of customers
Avg of coockies per hour
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Menu
Open safe door:
5 seconds
10 seconds
20 seconds
30 seconds
60 seconds
Set Lock Session
This is the lock
GROUP
ID value:
Change Safe Chastikey Details
Change Safe Connection Details
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The Noble Art of Maintenance Programming: "We should probably have our best developers doing software maintenance, not whoever draws the shortest straw."
+1
There's a set of skills, like the ability to delve into an unfamiliar codebase and architecture and try to work out what's going on, which doing maintenance work builds. And whilst it can be frustrating and sometimes doesn't offer the same opportunities for creative expression that starting-from-scratch can, it's really good experience IMHO.
One of the projects we have on at the moment has a hefty maintenance angle to it, and it's been interesting watching the guys doing the work go through the daunting process of familiarising themselves with the project, the frustration of working out sometimes baroque elements of it, and the eventual satisfaction when things come together.


Housing-related code violations per 100 units
Housing code regulations help ensure that residents are not affected by substandard residential buildings. Structures that do not meet minimum housing code must achieve compliance through the housing code process. Housing inspections are initiatied by petitions, complaints, or field observations and may include infractions from broken windows to irreparable structural problems. Maintaining housing structures helps keep occupants and neighborhood residents safe from harm and may reduce the likelihood of vandalism or crime.
####Did you know? Charlotte's Code Enforcement division resolves approximately 2,800 housing code complaints each year.
####Related variables
Nuisance Violations
Housing Density
Number of housing related code violations divided by number of total number of housing units, multiplied by 100. Areas with fewer than five residential parcels are suppressed and shown as N/A.
Source: City of Charlotte Code Enforcement
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package org.mybatis_scala.samples import org.mybatis_scala.util.{LogHelper,Schema} import org.specs.{HtmlSpecification,Specification} import org.specs.literate.Textile import org.mybatis_scala.service.generator._ import naive._ import h2db._ class IDGeneratorSpec extends HtmlSpecification with Textile with LogHelper { val connection = Schema.conn //* number of id iteration in this test val idTextCount = 20 doFirst { // Initilize database schema Schema.init() } "IDGeneratorSpec spec" is <t> h2. Problem description I suppose that generating domain model object identificator during database insert is a realy bad idea. Let's check test and sequence based ID generator implementations for test and production environments. BTW, there is the first time when MyBatis is executed - MyBatis helps to get info from database system table. Application should <ex>allow to generate incremeted id for Genre entity in the test envirenment</ex> { eg{ val generator : IDGenerator = GenreNaiveIdGenerator checkGenerator (generator) } } Application should <ex>allow to generate incremeted id for Book entity in the test envirenment</ex> { eg { val generator : IDGenerator = BookNaiveIdGenerator checkGenerator (generator) } } Application should <ex>allow to generate incremeted id for Author entity in the test envirenment</ex> { eg { val generator : IDGenerator = AuthorNaiveIdGenerator checkGenerator (generator) } } Application should <ex>allow to generate incremeted id for Genre entity in the production envirenment</ex> { eg { val generator : IDGenerator = GenreH2IdGenerator checkGenerator (generator) } } Application should <ex>allow to generate incremeted id for Book entity in the production envirenment</ex> { eg { val generator : IDGenerator = BookH2IdGenerator checkGenerator (generator) } } Application should <ex>allow to generate incremeted id for Author entity in the production envirenment</ex> { eg { val generator : IDGenerator = AuthorH2IdGenerator checkGenerator (generator) } } </t> def checkGenerator (generator : IDGenerator) { val id1 = generator.nextVal val id2 = generator.nextVal lzDebug ("id1: "+id1+" id2: "+id2) id1 must_!= id2 var prev = id2 for (i<- 1 to idTextCount) { var nxt = generator.nextVal lzDebug ("next id for "+generator+": "+nxt) nxt must_!= prev prev = nxt } } }


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Job Application Form - First Step
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AreYouBusy
问题描述 :
Happy New Term!
As having become a junior, xiaoA recognizes that there is not much time for her to AC problems, because there are some other things for her to do, which makes her nearly mad.
What’s more, her boss tells her that for some sets of duties, she must choose at least one job to do, but for some sets of things, she can only choose at most one to do, which is meaningless to the boss. And for others, she can do of her will. We just define the things that she can choose as "jobs". A job takes time , and gives xiaoA some points of happiness (which means that she is always willing to do the jobs).So can you choose the best sets of them to give her the maximum points of happiness and also to be a good junior(which means that she should follow the boss’s advice)?
As having become a junior, xiaoA recognizes that there is not much time for her to AC problems, because there are some other things for her to do, which makes her nearly mad.
What’s more, her boss tells her that for some sets of duties, she must choose at least one job to do, but for some sets of things, she can only choose at most one to do, which is meaningless to the boss. And for others, she can do of her will. We just define the things that she can choose as "jobs". A job takes time , and gives xiaoA some points of happiness (which means that she is always willing to do the jobs).So can you choose the best sets of them to give her the maximum points of happiness and also to be a good junior(which means that she should follow the boss’s advice)?
输入:
There are several test cases, each test case begins with two integers n and T (0<=n,T<=100) , n sets of jobs for you to choose and T minutes for her to do them. Follows are n sets of description, each of which starts with two integers m and s (0<m<=100), there are m jobs in this set , and the set type is s, (0 stands for the sets that should choose at least 1 job to do, 1 for the sets that should choose at most 1 , and 2 for the one you can choose freely).then m pairs of integers ci,gi follows (0<=ci,gi<=100), means the ith job cost ci minutes to finish and gi points of happiness can be gained by finishing it. One job can be done only once.
输出:
There are several test cases, each test case begins with two integers n and T (0<=n,T<=100) , n sets of jobs for you to choose and T minutes for her to do them. Follows are n sets of description, each of which starts with two integers m and s (0<m<=100), there are m jobs in this set , and the set type is s, (0 stands for the sets that should choose at least 1 job to do, 1 for the sets that should choose at most 1 , and 2 for the one you can choose freely).then m pairs of integers ci,gi follows (0<=ci,gi<=100), means the ith job cost ci minutes to finish and gi points of happiness can be gained by finishing it. One job can be done only once.
样例输入:
3 3 2 1 2 5 3 8 2 0 1 0 2 1 3 2 4 3 2 1 1 1 3 4 2 1 2 5 3 8 2 0 1 1 2 8 3 2 4 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 5 3 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 0 2 2 1 1 2 0 3 2 2 1 2 1 1 5 2 8 3 2 3 8 4 9 5 10
样例输出:
5 13 -1 -1
题目链接：http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=3535
题目大意：xiaoA想尽量多花时间做ACM，但老板要求他在t时间内做完n堆工作，每个工作耗时cost[i][j]，幸福感val[i][j]，每个工作有num[i]个工作，每堆工作都有一个性质，0表示至少要做里面的1个工作，1表示最多做里面的1个工作，2表示随意，做或不做都行。最后问在符合老板要求的情况下的最大幸福感，怎么都不符合要求就输出-1.
解题思路：这是混合背包吗？尼玛的这样混合我的状态转移方程都没办法写了。
可以把每堆工作当做一个组，然后每个组有自己的状态转移方程;
当某组的性质为0时是分组背包变形，每次状态从前一组获当前组转移而来，能从一个地方转移而来，这组就合法。
当某组的性质为1时，就是分组背包，但这里是用二维数组，在一组计算完成之后，要把前一组的结果复制下来。
当某组的性质为2时，就把这组当成01背包来做，也要记得把前一组的结果复制下来，因为本组可以不选。
本题有个trick，那就是容量是从0开始的，和常规的容量从1开始不一样，要注意for循环里的下界。
测试数据：
1 0
2 0
0 1
0 2
1 0
2 2
0 1
0 2
1 1000
2 0
1 1
2 2
代码：
#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #define MAX 102 #define max(a,b) (a) > (b) ? (a) : (b) int ans,dp[MAX][MAX]; int n,m,num[MAX],flag[MAX]; int cost[MAX][MAX],val[MAX][MAX]; int Solve_1A() { int i,j,k,tpval; dp[0][0] = 0; for (i = 1; i <= n; ++i) { if (flag[i] == 2) { //01背包 for (k = 1; k <= num[i]; ++k) for (j = m; j >= cost[i][k]; --j) { tpval = dp[i][j-cost[i][k]]; if ( tpval != -1) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],tpval+val[i][k]); tpval = dp[i-1][j-cost[i][k]]; if ( tpval != -1) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],tpval+val[i][k]); } for (j = 0; j <= m; ++j) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],dp[i-1][j]); } else if (flag[i] == 1) { //分组背包，最多选一个,保证dp[i][j]只由上一次的一个状态转移而来 for (j = m; j >= 0; --j) for (k = 1; k <= num[i]; ++k) if (j >= cost[i][k]) { tpval = dp[i-1][j-cost[i][k]]; if (tpval != -1) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],tpval+val[i][k]); } for (j = 0; j <= m; ++j) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],dp[i-1][j]); } else { //至少选一个的分组背包 for (k = 1; k <= num[i]; ++k) for (j = m; j >= cost[i][k]; --j) { tpval = dp[i][j-cost[i][k]]; if (tpval != -1) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],tpval+val[i][k]); tpval = dp[i-1][j-cost[i][k]]; if (tpval != -1) dp[i][j] = max(dp[i][j],tpval+val[i][k]); } } //本组不合法，可直接返回-1 for (j = 0; j <= m; ++j) if (dp[i][j] != -1) break; if (j == m + 1) return -1; } for (ans = -1,i = 0; i <= m; ++i) ans = max(ans,dp[n][i]); return ans; } int main() { int i,j,k,t,tpval; while (scanf("%d%d",&n,&m) != EOF) { memset(dp,-1,sizeof(dp)); memset(num,0,sizeof(num)); for (i = 1; i <= n; ++i) { scanf("%d%d",&num[i],&flag[i]); for (j = 1; j <= num[i]; ++j) scanf("%d%d",&cost[i][j],&val[i][j]); } int ans = Solve_1A(); printf("%d\n",ans); } }
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不太明白DFS的方法
m^n % k 的算法写错了，没有人发现吗？？？正确的返回值应该是return b*m % k;
第二种解法如果数组有重复元素 就不正确
神奇的网站
我没看懂题目
2
5 6 -1 5 4 -7
7 0 6 -1 1 -6 7 -5
我觉得第一个应该是5 6 -1 5 4 输出是19 5 4
第二个是7 0 6 -1 1 -6 7输出是14 7 7
不知道题目例子是怎么得出来的
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为\n\n
大哥，你复制也看看是不是这题的答案才复制吧。
对，这里说的最长回文子序列，非子串
好厉害～
我还有个问题想请教一下，就是感觉对于新手来说，递归理解起来有些困难，不知有没有什么好的方法或者什么好的建议？
代码可真够长的！
nice!!!
编辑的时候有些不小心了


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HTML - CSS
What does it mean to display inline vs inline blocks?
CSS encloses every HTML element inside a box. This is known as the CSS box model. There are different types of boxes, based on the CSS rules for stacking them up. The ability to change the height and margins around the boxes also varies. Therefore, the display and flow of a webpage depends on the type of the boxes.
By default, CSS has assigned different elements to one of 2 box types - Inline and Block. The CSS style display can be used to change the box type.
Let's look at an HTML code snippet where a span element is placed within a paragraph element. By default, the span element is an inline box.
The CSS style is shown below. Notice that a height and margin is set for the span element.
The result is as shown below. There is no line break before displaying the span element box. Furthermore, the height and margin styles have not been applied.
If we now change the display style to block, a line break will be added before and after displaying the span element. While an inline box does not allow the height and margin to be modified, the block box does, as seen below.
In order to display block elements in-line with other elements, i.e., without forcing line breaks, while at the same time being able to control the height and margin properties, a third display type called inline-block can be used. The result would be as follows. Notice that line breaks have not been forced to place with span element withing this paragraph. Also notice that the margin of 30px has now been applied to the whole line within which the span element exists.
In summary,
- Inline boxes do not force line breaks while block boxes do, which means inline boxes stack side by side, while block boxes stack one below the other.
- The height, width and margins of block boxes can be modified, but not those of inline boxes.
- Inline-block boxes combine the above two properties and allow boxes to be stacked horizontally, and the height, width and margins to be modified.


public class SpringMethodRule
extends java.lang.Object
implements org.junit.rules.MethodRule
SpringMethodRule
is a custom JUnit 4 MethodRule
that
supports instance-level and method-level features of the
Spring TestContext Framework in standard JUnit tests by means
of the TestContextManager
and associated support classes and
annotations.
In contrast to the SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
, Spring's rule-based JUnit support has the advantage
that it is independent of any Runner
and
can therefore be combined with existing alternative runners like JUnit's
Parameterized
or third-party runners such as the MockitoJUnitRunner
.
In order to achieve the same functionality as the SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
,
however, a SpringMethodRule
must be combined with a SpringClassRule
,
since SpringMethodRule
only supports the instance-level and method-level
features of the SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
.
public class ExampleSpringIntegrationTest {
@ClassRule
public static final SpringClassRule springClassRule = new SpringClassRule();
@Rule
public final SpringMethodRule springMethodRule = new SpringMethodRule();
// ...
}
The following list constitutes all annotations currently supported directly
or indirectly by SpringMethodRule
. (Note that additional annotations
may be supported by various
TestExecutionListener
or
TestContextBootstrapper
implementations.)
NOTE: As of Spring Framework 4.3, this class requires JUnit 4.12 or higher.
WARNING: Due to the shortcomings of JUnit rules, the
SpringMethodRule
does not support the
beforeTestExecution()
and afterTestExecution()
callbacks of the
TestExecutionListener
API.
apply(Statement, FrameworkMethod, Object)
,
SpringClassRule
,
TestContextManager
,
SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
SpringMethodRule() |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
org.junit.runners.model.Statement |
apply(org.junit.runners.model.Statement base,
org.junit.runners.model.FrameworkMethod frameworkMethod,
java.lang.Object testInstance)
Apply instance-level and method-level features of
the Spring TestContext Framework to the supplied
base
statement. |
public org.junit.runners.model.Statement apply(org.junit.runners.model.Statement base, org.junit.runners.model.FrameworkMethod frameworkMethod, java.lang.Object testInstance)
base
statement.
Specifically, this method invokes the
prepareTestInstance()
,
beforeTestMethod()
, and
afterTestMethod()
methods
on the TestContextManager
, potentially with Spring timeouts
and repetitions.
In addition, this method checks whether the test is enabled in
the current execution environment. This prevents methods with a
non-matching @IfProfileValue
annotation from running altogether,
even skipping the execution of prepareTestInstance()
methods
in TestExecutionListeners
.
apply
在接口中 org.junit.rules.MethodRule
base
- the base Statement
that this rule should be applied toframeworkMethod
- the method which is about to be invoked on the test instancetestInstance
- the current test instancebase
with instance-level
and method-level features of the Spring TestContext FrameworkwithBeforeTestMethodCallbacks(org.junit.runners.model.Statement, java.lang.reflect.Method, java.lang.Object, org.springframework.test.context.TestContextManager)
,
withAfterTestMethodCallbacks(org.junit.runners.model.Statement, java.lang.reflect.Method, java.lang.Object, org.springframework.test.context.TestContextManager)
,
withPotentialRepeat(org.junit.runners.model.Statement, java.lang.reflect.Method, java.lang.Object)
,
withPotentialTimeout(org.junit.runners.model.Statement, java.lang.reflect.Method, java.lang.Object)
,
withTestInstancePreparation(org.junit.runners.model.Statement, java.lang.Object, org.springframework.test.context.TestContextManager)
,
withProfileValueCheck(org.junit.runners.model.Statement, java.lang.reflect.Method, java.lang.Object)


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Specialty Rolls
Samurai
Tempura shrimp, avocado & cream cheese with salmon sashimi and sweet sauce.
$13.65
Dragon
Crab and avocado topped with shrimp,spicy tuna, ebi, and tobikot.
$13.25
Rising Sun
Salmon, avocado and cream cheese topped with spicy crab, green onions,lemon, and sweet sauce.
$13.65
Funky
Tuna, yellowtail, or eel and green onions tempura dipped, topped with citrus wasabi and sweet sauce
$12.45
Sunset
Crab and avocado topped with salmon sashimi, lemon, ponzu sauce & green onions
$13.65
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Spicy tuna, inari, avocado, and cucumber topped with spicy crab, tobiko & sweet sauce.
$13.45
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Crab and avocado rolled inside out, topped with five types of sashimi and sesame seeds.
$13.45
Playboy
Tempura shrimp, avocado, and cucumbers topped with tuna sashimi, Sumo sauce, sweet sauce & tobiko.
$15.25
Combo Rolls
Vegetable Maki
Vegetable roll, cucumber roll & avocado roll.
$15.25
Spicy Maki
Spicy tuna roll, yellowtail roll & spicy salmon roll.
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Mini cali roll, mini vegas roll and 2 pieces unagi nigiri.
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Yellowtail
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Tuna
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Octopus
$5.95
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$15.95
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$17.25
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$17.25
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Japanese style dessert dumplings filled with ice cream.


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- In the Hadoop conf directory edit core-site.xml,
add the following:
<property>
<name>fs.kfs.impl</name>
<value>org.apache.hadoop.fs.kfs.KosmosFileSystem</value>
<description>The FileSystem for kfs: uris.</description>
</property>
- In the Hadoop conf directory edit core-site.xml,
adding the following (with appropriate values for
<server> and <port>):
<property>
<name>fs.default.name</name>
<value>kfs://<server:port></value>
</property>
<property>
<name>fs.kfs.metaServerHost</name>
<value><server></value>
<description>The location of the KFS meta server.</description>
</property>
<property>
<name>fs.kfs.metaServerPort</name>
<value><port></value>
<description>The location of the meta server's port.</description>
</property>
- Copy KFS's kfs-0.1.jar to Hadoop's lib directory. This step
enables Hadoop's to load the KFS specific modules. Note
that, kfs-0.1.jar was built when you compiled KFS source
code. This jar file contains code that calls KFS's client
library code via JNI; the native code is in KFS's
libkfsClient.so library.
- When the Hadoop map/reduce trackers start up, those
processes (on local as well as remote nodes) will now need to load
KFS's libkfsClient.so library. To simplify this process, it is advisable to
store libkfsClient.so in an NFS accessible directory (similar to where
Hadoop binaries/scripts are stored); then, modify Hadoop's
conf/hadoop-env.sh adding the following line and providing suitable
value for <path>:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<path>
- Start only the map/reduce trackers
example: execute Hadoop's bin/start-mapred.sh


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reader_timeout(reader, timeout, @optional f)
writer_timeout(writer, timeout, @optional f)
Set timeouts on read and write operations. Return void
.
Both reader
and writer
are streams.
Timeout
is a real number indicating the number of seconds to wait. The optional argument
f
, if specified, must be a function that takes no arguments and will be called on the timeout event.
If this call return false
, the IO operation is abandoned and the
end-of-file object is returned for readers and an exception will be raised for writers.
Otherwise the IO operation will be attempted again. Note that if the stream's timeout value has not changed, then f
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The outcomes of the emotion models confirms our hypothesis that larger sample count variables in the training set result in higher accuracy. Based on the graph above showing all 30 emotion
models grouped by sample count, we can clearly see the bars increasing together in each progression. Below we break down the statistical ranges and aggregate percentages by sample count:
Further supporting our findings above, we observe from this table that both range and aggregate percentages of accuracy increase in a linear fashion. There is a model in sample group 70 which
accurately detected emotion at a striking 91.4%. Despite this high accuracy, it is worth noting that the aggregate average between the 35 and 70 sample groups is only marginally different by 6.5%. In fact,
all but one model in sample group 35 outperformed half of the models in sample group 70. This may be due to the angles used in the model which we will analyze below.
The angles used to train the models conclusively prove that straight angle models(AS, FS, MS) performed much more accurately in detecting emotion as compared to their multiple angle
counterparts(AM, FM, MM). On the other hand, we cannot confidently establish that gender as a variable plays a consistent factor in determining emotion accurately based on the accuracy results above.


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A name for this template item. |
| type |
string |
Item type which maps to an HTML element, accepted values are: text, instructions,
file_upload, iframe, audio, image, radio, select_list, checkbox
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| predecessor |
integer |
The id of the item which comes before this item (the predecessor) which determines the position in the template.
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string |
If type is set to "text", you can provide a sub type for "number", "text_area" and "text"
for a number field, a large text area and a regular text field respectively. Else it can be null.
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| required |
boolean |
A flag which is used to make a field required or optional.
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integer |
Id of the template this item is being added to.
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JSON object |
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string |
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| aux_attributes.max_length |
integer |
Optional: applies to items of type text, it defines the maximum number of characters that the user can enter as a response.
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| aux_attributes.min_length |
integer |
Optional: applies to items of type text, it defines the minimum number of characters that the user can enter as a response.
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| aux_attributes.placeholder |
string |
Optional: applies to items of type text, a placeholder for the text field.
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| aux_attributes.src |
string |
Required for iframe, audio, image: the url source for this element, it can be static or a variable coming from your task data, or a mix of both.
|
| aux_attributes.layout |
string |
Required for items of type checkbox and radio: accepted values are "row" and "column" which sets the orientation of the options.
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| aux_attributes.shuffle_options |
boolean |
Required for items of type checkbox, radio and select_list: if set to true the options will be shuffled randomly every time they displayed to the user.
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| aux_attributes.options |
list of objects |
Required for items of type checkbox, radio and select_list: a list of options which will be used to generate the html element.
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| aux_attributes.options.value |
string |
Value of the selection option which will be displayed to the user, this will also be the value of the html element for that option, variables can also be used here.
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| aux_attributes.options.position |
integer |
Position of this option in the list.
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Classifier nodes¶
CodeSnippet
You can download all the code on this page from the code snippets directory
New in MDP 2.6 is the ClassifierNode
base class which offers a simple
interface for creating classification tasks. Usually, one does not want to use
the classification output in a flow but extract this information independently.
By default classification nodes will therefore simply return the identity function on
execute
; all classification work is done with the new methods label
,
prob
and rank
. However, if a classification node is the last node in a flow
then it is possible to perform the classification as part of the normal flow
execution by setting the execute_method
attribute (more on this later).
As a first example, we will use the GaussianClassifier
.
>>> gc = mdp.nodes.GaussianClassifier()
>>> gc.train(np.random.random((50, 3)), +1)
>>> gc.train(np.random.random((50, 3)) - 0.8, -1)
We have trained the node and assigned the labels +1 and -1 to the sample points. Note that in this simple case we do not need to give a label to each individual point, when only a single label is given, it is assigned to the whole batch of features. However, it is also possible to use the more explicit form:
>>> gc.train(np.random.random((50, 3)), [+1] * 50)
We can then retrieve the most probable labels for some testing data,
>>> test_data = np.array([[0.1, 0.2, 0.1], [-0.1, -0.2, -0.1]])
>>> gc.label(test_data)
[1, -1]
and also get the probability for each label.
>>> prob = gc.prob(test_data)
>>> print prob[0][-1], prob[0][+1]
0.188737388144 0.811262611856
>>> print prob[1][-1], prob[1][+1]
0.992454101588 0.00754589841187
Finally, it is possible to get the ranking of the labels, starting with the likeliest.
>>> gc.rank(test_data)
[[1, -1], [-1, 1]]
New nodes should inherit from ClassifierNode
and implement the
_label
and _prob
methods. The public rank
method will be
created automatically from prob
.
As mentioned earlier it is possible to perform the classification
in via the execute
method of a classifier node. Every classifier node
has an execute_method
attribite which can be set to the string values
"label"
, "rank"
, or "prob"
. The execute
method of the node
will then automatically call the indicated classification method and return
the result. This is especially useful when the classification node is the
last node in a flow, because then the normal flow execution can be used
to get the classification results. An example application is given
in the MNSIT handwritten digits classification example.
The execute_method
attribute can be also set when the node
is created via the execute_method
argument of the __init__
method.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block content %} INVENTO 2020 Government Engineering College Sreekrishnapuram Palakkad {% endblock %}


Images of the Derenzo phantom simulated inside the Scanner C reconstructed using OSEM algorithm with six subsets and 24 subiterations. a Cylindrical geometry. b Block geometry. The images are not normalized. At the top, the line profiles through the sources of 0.8 mm and 2 mm diameter are plotted for the two models. Values on image b show the sphere diameters in millimeter


Subtitled videos and Cognitive workload
The study is exploratory to understand the strategies (i.e. pause, rewind and adjust the playback speed) that non-native speakers would use when watching subtitled videos and design a better user experience of video streaming services. It consists of a remote experiment in which non-native speakers watch subtitled videos with the playback speed dynamically adjusted based on eye movement data.
The study consists of watching three 5-minute videos. These videos will be in English subtitles. While participants are watching the videos, their eye movement data will be recorded, and behaviour will be observed. These data will be used to tune the display of the subtitles in the next phase of this project.
As this is my master's project, I designed the whole study under the supervision of Prof. Karyn Moffatt. Also, I built the eye-tracking the website used in the study by using web-based eye tracking libraries.
Date: From October 2019 to Present
Research Approach: Qualitative & quantitative research
Research Area: Human-computer interaction


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Hey Hey! Time for an update on what happened recently in React Core and React DOM.
The new <SuspenseList /> component to coordinate the loading sequence of nested suspense boundaries now comes with:
<SuspenseList />
To help finding out at what priority level specific tasks are enqueued, the call stack now wraps every priority inside an additional function call.
act()
Multiple renders can now operate inside a single act() scope. This allows for e.g. using ReactDOM.render inside another component tree.
ReactDOM.render
The unused React Fire fork was removed. Instead, the team is focusing on React Flare. Check out Dan’s reply to the React Fire announcement for more information.
dispatchCommand
The Fabric React Native renderer now has a dispatchCommand export.
A warning is now only issued for unacted effects inside strict and non-sync modes.
New contributors land their first PR in the react, devtools, or documentation repositories every week.
Thank you for reading and have a great weekend. 👋


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Bafana Player Ratings Vs Ghana
by Mazola MolefeIt was a display that was far from being easy on the eye as Bafana Bafana went down 2-0 to Ghana in their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualification opener on Thursday night, and the Siya crew has rated each performances individually.
Ronwen Williams 3/10
His vision was blocked by his teammates for Thomas Partey’s opening goal in the first half and the second from Mohammed Kudus was an absolute belter. But even then, Williams didn’t appear commanding enough. Bad night at the office.
Thulani Hlatshwayo 3/10
The back four just couldn’t contain Ghana, who had a total of 13 shots at goal, managing to use their power and strength to dominate. ‘Tyson’ was bullied by Jordan Ayew most of the night.
Buhle Mkhwanazi 3/10
Stood in the way of keeper Williams, giving him no chance to make the save for the first goal. Was caught on the backfoot for the second by Kudus when Bafana were trying to push for the equaliser later on.
Thami Mkhize 2/10
Very average display, a shadow of his decent Afcon display back in June. Had André Ayew turn him inside out pretty much the entire game.
Read: Strong Advice For Keeper Who Snubbed Bafana
Sifiso Hlanti 3/10
Very rarely went forward to get in those quality crosses to give Bafana strikers a sniff at goal. Had trouble dealing with Ghana’s switch of play between the Ayew brothers, Emmanuel Boateng and Kudus when he came on.
Thato Mokeke 2/10
Very much a passenger throughout the match having returned to the international level since 2014 and may need to be gradually reintroduced if he is going to be a regular for Bafana.
Dean Furman 3/10
With Zungu leaving the pitch after just 30 minutes, the game plan in midfield was disrupted and Bafana, including Furman, never found their rhythm.
Bongani Zungu
Injury affected rating after he was subbed some half an hour into the game.
Thembinkosi Lorch 3/10
A shadow of the player that won the Footballer of the Season award earlier this year. Seems to be lacking confidence, though in Ghana he was apparently Bafana’s best player.
Percy Tau 2/10
There was a clear game plan to not give him the freedom he so often enjoys to run at defenders. Kept on the pitch as a goal threat, but did not offer it this time.
Bradley Grobler 2/10
Perhaps deserved to start given his form in the domestic league and the fact that Lebo Mothiba did not feature in the friendly against Mali last month. But Grobler did not do much.
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A surprise choice to replace the injured Zungu, but perhaps not the best option that early in the game. Drifted between being a wide player, a central midfielder and at times alongside Grobler. Confusing.
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THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ****
THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER is a 1987 movie that proves you do not need a big budget to make an animated film that is an absolute delight for people of all ages. A simple story, if well done with lots of imagination, is more important than sophisticated computer generated effects and multimillion dollar voices.
THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER tells the story of five appliances who go in search of their beloved master. Each one of the appliances is so adorable you will feel like filling adoption papers for them. The story (Thomas M. Disch) and the directing (Jerry Rees) could not have had better development or timing. Only the pleasant but eminently forgettable songs in the film could have been better. The music itself is dramatic and effective.
 The vacuum cleaner named Kirby (voice by Thurl Ravenscroft) is the pseudo-tough guy. The sweet little blanket is called Blanky (voice by Timothy E. Day). The comic but resourceful lamp is simply Lampy (voice by Tim Stack). The one with a radio program to play that will answer any predicament is known just as The Radio (voice by Jon Lovitz). Finally, the star and the lest confident of all is the brave Toaster (voice by Deanna Oliver).
The drawing of the characters, especially their movement, has as much character as the snappy and intelligent dialog, which is a big compliment. Watch, for example, how Blanky slinks along and generally reminds you of a crawling baby. Equally imaginative is the movement of the lamp cord on Lampy and the antenna on The Radio. Kirby even has big teeth where the dust goes in so that he can try to look tough - he is actually a gentle character. All of the characters have big soulful eyes that will capture your heart.
When the story opens, the appliances in an old cabin realize that The Master (voice by Timothy E. Day) is gone and may not be coming back. Blanky keeps his picture under the blanket at all times. The Master is a lovable looking kid with red hair, glasses and a big smile.
There is even a mean Air Conditioner (voice by Phil Hartman) with a voice that mimics Jack Nickolson's. Before he overheats and blows up, he complains of the others that, "The whole bunch of you must have a combined wattage of maybe five. It's scrap metal time." They worry that with the master gone the Air Conditioner may be right so they hit upon a scheme to travel to the city to look for The Master. This means they must figure out a method of transportation, a mechanism for movable power, and how to navigate through the forest. This show is full of good lessons for kids as they learn the value of creativity and resourcefulness plus it is a lot of fun watching their failed attempts until they hit upon a successful plan.
Along the way they run into lots of trouble. As they are crossing a waterfall, The Radio reassures them with, "I think Houdini did this once, and if I remember right, he was out of the hospital in no time." To which Lampy replies, "Well, that's reassuring." Later, after they have another near escape from death, Lampy remarks, "I really thought I'd turned in my warrantee that time."
The Radio is an optimist and tells them, "Things could be worse you know." "How?" asks Lampy. "How what?" says The Radio. "How could they be worse?" asks Lampy. "They couldn't; I lied," finally confesses The Radio.
When they find The Master's new apartment it is locked, but this is no problem for our clever team. The Radio informs them that, "Thanks to my war training, I will simply render the secret appliance knock, and we will be welcomed by the native machinery." Once inside they are amazed at all the modern gadgets. Lampy reflects, "I've never seen contraptions with so many dials and knobs before." To which the Computer (voice by Randy Bennett) explains, "Naturally, we are on the cutting edge of technology." Here the lesson is clear, the simpler things in life may actually be the best. Smaller is beautiful.
From beginning to end the show is a delight. Although I would give most of the credit to the writer and director, the simple but effective drawings add a lot. The characters and the landscape are carefully drawn, but never overly dramatic. The show is full of bright primary colors, and although there are a few evil characters in the show, the tone and message of the show is extremely upbeat. If you must have the dramatic realism of THE LION KING to like an animated feature film, then you may be disappointed by THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER. But if the characters are the most important part of a story to you, then you may fall in love with THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER as much as I did.
THE BRAVE LITTLE TOASTER runs a perfect 1:30. It is correctly rated G. There is nothing to offend anyone. There are a few images like an appliance being taken apart and a metal crusher at a junk yard that might scare kids age 3 or under, but maybe not. Certainly, Jeffrey (now 7) has loved the film for many years, and we watch it often. I absolutely love the show and would even if I didn't have kids. I give it my strongest recommendation and rate it a full ****.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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Companies developing their own OpenUI5/SAPUI5 applications
Here are some examples of companies - some huge, some local - publicly stating they have used UI5 for applications they have created:
- Danone published a presentation describing how it is using UI5 and the SAP Hana Cloud Platform, e.g. for a CRM Call Center in South Africa and the Nutricia Metabolics Web Shop. The company also blogged about it. In this "customer journey" (section entitled "Short Curve, Fast Progress") Danone explicitly mentions how fast the learning curve was for UI5 and the development process.
- Analytics software company SAS decided to do "
all of their new web application development with OpenUI5 " (see the announcement by Björn Goerke in this video, at 1:10). In fact, SAS has also started contributing to OpenUI5. - adidas has reported about its usage of UI5 in its dealer portal at the "DSAG Technologietage 2014" conference.
- The National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT) developed a UI5-based app called "Medical Research Insights" in collaboration with the Design & Co-Innovation Center of SAP, as described here.
This product won the "German Design Award 2015" in the category "Excellent Communications Design", thanks to its "intuitive UI system and clear, graphic presentation ". Furthermore, it received the "Strategy & Research Professional Notable" award at the Core77 Design Awards, especially applauding the "elegance of the interface " - built using UI5 (Video, 16:47 to 18:29).
It also earned a special recognition from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
On November 6th 2015, Medical Research Insights also was announced as the winner of the Red Dot Award for Communication Design. - TÜV Rheinland, a global provider of technical, safety, and certification services, gave this presentation about the UI5-based implementation of their customer portal, at the DSAG Jahreskongress 2015 conference. Their bottom line was that "
SAPUI5 is very flexible and the design can be adapted well [...] custom Fiori apps can be implemented without big effort ". - Geberit presented its own UI5 development, including custom controls, at the "DSAG Technologietage 2014", and also held another conference talk at the SAP Tage Munich.
- Bilfinger Chemserv (maintenance and engineering provider in extended manufacturing and process industries) has presented about its own implementation of enterprise self-service scenarios using UI5 during the "DSAG Technologietage 2015" conference.
- VEKA AG (the world's largest extruder of uPVC profiles used for windows and doors) has optimized its ordering processes by using a UI5-based application developed in cooperation with UNIORG, according to this press release.
- The Berliner Stadtreinigungsbetriebe (Berlin public cleansing and waste collection service) outlined during the "DSAG Technologietage 2014" conference how they introduced UI5 into their systems.
- SpinifexIT (an Australian HR/Payroll software specialist) blogged about using OpenUI5 for their new "Easy Reporter" solution.
- AOK Systems GmbH (developing software for AOK and other health insurers, covering a third of the German population) uses OpenUI5 and SAPUI5 and reports about it in this interview (in German).
Companies using OpenUI5/SAPUI5-based applications developed by SAP
Here are some examples of companies who have reported using SAP products built with UI5 (e.g. SAP Fiori). While there are hundreds of companies using UI5-based applications, we have picked some of the most notable ones:
- Colgate-Palmolive reported about their implementation of UI5-based SAP Fiori in this video, mentioning the fact that the UI is "
extremely easy to use " and talking about "very positive feedback " regarding usability and performance. - Nampower, the national power utility company of Namibia, held a presentation for the African SAP User Group outlining its successful SAP Fiori introduction project, which was also echoed in the local press. Official reference slides can be found here.
- Nestlé has been reported by SAP insider (Volume 15, Issue 2) as using 18 SAP Fiori applications built with UI5, and to be rolling out these apps to around 18,000 users. They report that the 500 test users "
have been very positive about using SAP Fiori ". - Novartis has rolled out UI5-based Fiori applications to 130,000 end users in 2014.
- Pacific Drilling S.A. (a Texas-based offshore drilling company) explained their focus on user experience during their SAP Fiori implementation in this video.
- Pretoria Portland Cement (a South African company specializing in cement production) reported about their implementation of SAP Fiori, explicitly mentioning the "
simple, friendly-to-use interface " powered by UI5. - Shell has been announced in an SAP News article as also moving towards using SAP Fiori.
- Unilever talks about user experience design in general and also mentions UI5-powered SAP Fiori as an answer to the usability challenge in this video.
- Vilore Foods reported about their usage of SAP Fiori, emphasizing the ease of use of the UI5-powered user interface. There is also a YouTube video about it.
- Hampshire County Council reports in this video about introducing SAP Fiori apps, quoting end-users that the UI is "intuitive and made their life easier".
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A cycle is a case in a grammar where a string non-trvially derives itself. Marpa will parse grammars with cycles, but this is deprecated. Applications should treat cycles as mistakes on the part of the writer of the grammar, and not attempt to parse with grammars that contain cycles.
If Marpa is used to parse an input that causes a cycle, it will limit the cycle to a single loop, so that only a finite number of parse trees is returned. Again, parsing with cycles is deprecated.
For more on cycles, see
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and MARPA_EVENT_LOOP_RULES
events
in marpa_g_precompute();


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| Create a random Time_t that is millisec + [-randoff,randoff]. More... | |
| Time_t | MicroSecondsWithRandOffset2Time_t (double microsec, double randoff) |
| Create a random Time_t that is microsec + [-randoff,randoff]. More... | |
| Time_t | SecondsWithRandOffset2Time_t (double sec, double randoff) |
| Create a random Time_t that is sec + [-randoff,randoff]. More... | |
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In general, I try to live up to these values: Disagree 1 ----- 2 ----- 3 ----- 4 ----- 5 Agree Ambition 5 Creativity 4 Leadership 4 Adventure 3 Truth 5 Wealth 2 Challenge 4 Romance 2 Out of these values, Ambition is the most important to me. This is important to me as I always try to keep a long term view on things and constantly ask myself what the end goal is. I often wonder, what is that one thing I want to know on my death bed 40-50 years from now that will make a satisfied life. What is that one acheivement in life that will put a smile on my face even on my way out? The last piece of advice I gave someone was on Romance and specifically finding a partner. My advice to my friend was that it is highly unlikely to find the perfect partner for most people. So, when he comes across different partner options in his life, he should consider if he has reached a point in knowing enough about a person and that if some new negative thing comes to knowledge, he would still love his partner.


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From sweeping political changes in Washington, Paris and other capitals to a total solar eclipse that swept across the U.S. for the first time in a century, 2017 was a year for the books. Of the two million images our photo editors look through each year, we've picked 100 of our favorites in this photo recap of the moments that captivated our shared imagination.


I start off all my shoe designs by buying the shoes from a thrift store. I purchased these for 10 dollars at Playdoughs closet. (wow!)
I did research on what other Adidas Samoa shoe colors were and how the bodice could be otherwise painted. Specifally how the colors were coordinated and matched within the shoe. I highlighted some of those differences below.
I also watched tons of videos on youtube to figure out what kind of shoe paint to buy, how to apply it and where to buy it. These are some of the samples I purchased.
I drew the bodice of the shoe on a piece of paper to understand what the saturation would look like. I am keen on black and blue, so I based the design off those colors and a little bit of a silver lining on the heels.
This is the final product. I'm satisfied on the actual paint job, but I did waste tons of paint because I was not familiar with the process (oops). Now I know more for next time!
My ultimate goal for the 2018-2019 year is to make a shoe - not just customs. I want to start with customs so I can form an opinion on what a comfortable shoe would be. This is what I learned.


Design for America is a group at MIT dedicated to creating social impact through engineering and design.
I worked as the publicity director for Design for America to shape DFA's brand at MIT and oversee the publicity committee in design work for social media, event publicity and swag design.
This year we wanted to change DFA's branding to be fun and playful. We used Cloud and Avenir for our typography and kept Bebas for the DFA logo while incorporating pink and teal in DFA's publicity.
It was an honor being a part of the DFA team and seeing everyone's awesome work towards addressing pressing issues in the community around us.
Check out what Design for America has been up to here:


cofferdam
Azure DocumentDB library to ease development with DocumentDB
Why the name?
I thought the name coffer would be cool for a document datastore. Unfortunately, that was taken.
A coffer is defined as any of various boxlike enclosures, as a cofferdam.
I like to think of documents inside of containers as something like a coffer, ergo a cofferdam.


Welcome!
1. Learning goals
For you:
- get a first (or second) look at tools;
- gain some experience in the basic command line;
- get 80% of way to a complete analysis of some data;
- introduction to philosophy and perspective of data analysis in science;
2. Safe space and code of conduct
This is intended to be a safe and friendly place for learning!
Please see the Software Carpentry workshop Code of Conduct: http://software-carpentry.org/conduct.html
In particular, please ask questions, because I guarantee you that your
question will help others!
3. Instructor introductions
Harriet Alexander - postdoc at UC Davis.
Phil Brooks - postdoc at UC Davis.
Titus Brown - prof at UC Davis in the School of Vet Med.
Shannon Joslin - grad student at UC Davis.
Taylor Reiter - grad student at UC Davis.
4. Jetstream and cloud computing - why?!
- simplifies software installation;
- can be used for bigger analyses quite easily;
- good for “burst” capacity (just got a data set!)
- accessible everywhere;
5. Sticky notes and how they work... + Minute Cards
Basic rules:
- no sticky note - “working on it”
- green sticky note - “all is well”
- red sticky note - “need help!”
Place the sticky notes where we can see them from the back of the room –
e.g. on the back of your laptop.
Next: Booting a Jetstream Computer Instance for your use!


Swiper - is the free and most modern mobile touch slider with hardware accelerated transitions and amazing native behavior. It is intended to be used in mobile websites, mobile web apps, and mobile native/hybrid apps. Designed mostly for iOS, but also works great on latest Android, Windows Phone 8 and modern Desktop browsers
Swiper is not compatible with all platforms, it is a modern touch slider which is focused only on modern apps/platforms to bring the best experience and simplicity.
On production use files (JS and CSS) only from dist/
folder, there will be the most stable versions, build/
folder is only for development purpose
Swiper uses gulp
to build a development (build) and production (dist) versions.
First you need to have gulp-cli
which you should install globally.
$ npm install --global gulp
Then install all dependencies, in repo’s root:
$ npm install
And build development version of Swiper:
$ npm run build:dev
The result is available in build/
folder.
$ npm run build:prod
Production version will available in dist/
folder.
All changes should be committed to src/
files only. Before you open an issue please review the contributing guideline.
If you are still using Swiper 3.x.x, you may find it in Swiper3 Branch
If you are still using Swiper 2.x.x or you need old browsers support, you may find it in Swiper2 Branch


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Articles published on 3 September 2017
On 3 September 2017, 2 new articles were published in 1 journals.
Hazardous Child Labor in Nepal: the Case of Brick Kilns
Psychometric Properties of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Abuse Short Form (ace-Asf) Among Romanian High School Students


neighbor: (Slightly agitated and partially concealed by her front door..) "I know you pick up after your dog, but I don't want him on my lawn AT ALL." me: (Without sarcasm.) "OK. We'll do our best." (Glancing down at her lawn I notice it is mostly dandelions and something else that looks like another pretty weed...) neighbor: (On the verge of lunacy, she quickly opens her door wider and takes one step out..) "No! You'll do exactly as I say! [something..something...something]" me: (Using all my mental powers of self control and without sarcasm and only the slightest inflection on the word "nice.") "Have a nice day." (Mason (the dog) and I quickly walk away.. Mason is still bouncing around wanting to play with the crazy lady...) neighbor: (With my mental powers exhausted, I didn't exactly hear her parting remarks.. something to the effect: "Good day to you TOO SIR!")
That kind of sh*t really f**ks my sh*t right up for the rest of the day. Many days later, I've let the incident go and "Will do my best" to keep my dog off her lawn. Still, I wonder what makes a person behave like that? Is she:


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1 I, Paul, myself appeal to you, by the humility and gentleness of Christ. I am meek when I am in your presence, but I am bold toward you when I am away.
2 I beg of you that, when I am present with you, I will not need to be bold with self-confidence. But I think I will need to be bold when I oppose those who assume that we are living according to the flesh.
3 For even though we walk in the flesh, we do not wage war according to the flesh.
4 For the weapons we fight with are not fleshly. Instead, they have divine power to destroy strongholds. They bring to nothing misleading arguments.
5 We also destroy every high thing that rises up against the knowledge of God.  If anyone is convinced that he is Christ's, let him remind himself that just as he is Christ's, so also are we.
8 For even if I boast a little too much about our authority, which the Lord gave for us to build you up and not to destroy you, I will not be ashamed.
9 I do not want it to appear that I am terrifying you by my letters.
10 For some people say, "His letters are serious and powerful, but physically he is weak. His words are not worth listening to."
11 Let such people be aware that what we say by letter when we are away, is the same as we will do when we are there.
12 We do not go so far as to group ourselves or compare ourselves with those who praise themselves. But when they measure themselves by one another and compare themselves with each other, they have no insight.
13 We, however, will not boast beyond limits. Instead, we will do so only within the limits of what God has assigned to us, limits that reach as far as you.
14 For we did not overextend ourselves when we reached you. We were the first to reach as far as you with the gospel of Christ.
15 We have not boasted beyond limits about the labors of others. Instead, we hope as your faith grows that our own area of work will be greatly expanded, and still within its proper limits.
16 We hope for this, so that we may preach the gospel even in regions beyond you. We will not boast about the work being done in another's area.
17 "But let the one who boasts, boast in the Lord."
18 For it is not the one who approves of himself who is approved. Instead, it is the one of whom the Lord approves.


Publication date: 1st Jan 1970
Pages: 16
This is the first free publication issued by QlL, a brief tour through the best of six years of work. A limited edition print run of sixty copies was followed by the release of the freely downloadable PDF version on the web in late 2006.
You can download the PDF of APoL for free. This electronic pamphlet has been lovingly assembled from a dozen complex, thoughtful tales that will vex and puzzle relatives or friends of any stripe!
Why not print off and share it with your friends? Well, we can think of a few reasons, but they depend a lot on what your friends are like. You might also need Adobe Acrobat reader to view it if you've not got that already installed on your computer.
As an experiment in publishing, and to give something back to the people who have been following the stories on QlL for so long, we decided in November 2006 to produce a limited edition samizdat of short stories. This consisted of stories from the site, edited and spruced up, and peppered with little teasers of new content. It was available for free—we even paid the postage!—for a limited time prior to Christmas.
The booklet, A Pocketful of Lies was a small card-backed A5 affair, and we hope that it was as much of a pleasure to receive it as it was to make it.
We decided at an early stage that APoL was going to be free: free as in free to share with your friends, to copy, to distribute etc. Also, we were so heavily subscribed for the paper copy that it only seemed fair that non-UK residents (we're not made of money) could see at least a free electronic copy of the booklet. So in January 2007 APoL was released as a PDF on the old QlL site, and it's still available if you fancy a disturbing read.
If you have any problems downloading or viewing APoL, then contact us and we'll try to help."


LodLive project provides a demonstration of the use of Linked Data standards (RDF, SPARQL) to browse RDF resources. The application aims to spread linked data principles using a simple and friendly interface with reusable techniques.
The basic principle underlying LodLive is to prove that resources published according to the W3C SPARQL standard are easy to reach and understand, with hopes that the LodLive approach can stimulate Public Administrations and large-scale data owners to add their resources to the LOD and share them. You can start browsing by querying the endpoint for a specific resource, or start from one of the provided URI examples.
LodLive is composed of a jQuery plug-in (lodlive-core.js), a JSON configuration map (lodlive-profile.js), an HTML page, a few images (sprites), and some other jQuery public plug-ins. It is as simple as that.
When navigating the data graph, how will I know which endpoint I'm at?
By going over the resource with your mouse, a box will appear in the lower left-hand corner in which certain features will be indicated, including the resource's endpoint.
The system seems to freeze when I open certain resources, and with IE it does not seem to work.
LodLife makes full use of the computer's power that it is accessing, and this has allowed us to develop an application that does not require any server component. The application can therefore be used immediately once it is downloaded.
We recommend using a recently up-dated browser, particularly Opera,
Safari or Google Chrome; FireFox will work but with a slower navigation function; Internet Explorer does not currently work with the application because it is not capable of managing certain LodLive features and functions.
Regarding SPARQL
www.w3.org/TR/rdf-sparql-query
Regarding standards and the semantic web
www.w3.org/RDF
www.w3.org/standards/semanticweb
www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html
A sparql tutorial for the w3c working group can be found at
www.cambridgesemantics.com/it/semantic-university/sparql-by-example
LodLive is available on GitHub https://github.com/dvcama/LodLive
Direct project participants
Diego Valerio Camarda (diego@lodlive.it), Silvia Mazzini<EMAIL_ADDRESS>e Alessandro Antonuccio<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Diego is responsible for the app development, Silvia established the criteria basis, and Alessandro developed the interface design. The group has worked together day after day, and the tasks at hand have often blended through their collaboration.
For further information and contacts<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It is possible to signal an endpoint at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so that it can be inserted in the application and made available at lodlive.it. Generally the best results are obtained with datasets having owl:sameAs properties towards other resources available on SPARQL endpoints.
It is important to provide as much information as possible on the resources existing in the endpoint and on the specificities of the dataset. LodLive can be specifically configured to best represent the contents that it navigates.
LodLive is an experimental project that was set-up to spread and promote the linked-open-data philosophy and to create a tool that can be used for connecting RDF browser capabilities with the effectiveness of data graph representation.
LodLive is the first navigator to use RDF resources based solely on SPARQL endpoints.
LodLive aims to demonstrate how resources published by W3C standards for the semantic web can be made easily accessible and legible with a few viable tools.
LodLive is capable of connecting the resources existing in its configured endpoints, allowing the user to pass from one endpoint to another by making use of LOD interconnection capacities.
Here you can follow the direct and inverse connections provided by the resource by moving freely from one "circle" to the others.
Every new pop-open resource will guide the user to those relating to it, automatically connecting the new "circle" to the ones they have already opened.
Every time an owl:sameAs property is reached throughout the course of navigation, LodLive will connect to the related endpoint, enabling the user to move to the new available resources within the same navigation environment.


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layout: post
title: Take the Puritan Reading Challenge
date: '2008-01-08T13:16:00.001-06:00'
author: Jabell
tags:
- Books
modified_time: '2008-03-01T13:58:06.815-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-7174937508057634463
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2008/01/take-puritan-reading-challenge.html
---
I read about this from Justin Taylor's blog, Between Two Worlds, and I thought it was definitely worth reproducing here. To find the main Puritan Reading Challenge click on the button below.
Happy Reading!
(HT: Between Two Worlds)


#include <Boy.h>
◆ Boy() [1/2]
◆ Boy() [2/2]
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i_gtype |
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◆ addGifts()
◆ commited()
◆ getHappy()
◆ getType()
◆ set_commited()
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◆ budget
◆ gifted_val
◆ happiness
◆ intelLevel
◆ name
◆ status
◆ type
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- workspace/ppl-assignment-Himanshu54/headers/Boy.h


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5 candidates for Algeria’s contested presidential vote
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Algeria’s electoral body has announced five candidates for the Dec. 12 presidential election, including two former prime ministers and all products of the system rejected by months of pro-democracy protests.
The electoral authority on Saturday validated the candidacies of former prime ministers Ali Benflis and Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and two former ministers, one of them a moderate Islamist, plus the head of a small party.
The elections are to replace former longtime President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, forced to resign in April after protests and a warning from army chief Ahmed Gaid Salah.
The announcement came a day after tens of thousands of Algerians marched for a 37th consecutive week to demand an end to Algeria’s post-colonial political system. Protesters don’t trust those currently in power to ensure democratic elections.
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$injection
identifies the injection point. The injections that modify data attempt to always use concatenation and allow the rest of the query to be valid. See this post for more information.
| Injection placement | Query | Injection string |
|---|---|---|
| SELECT -> WHERE | SELECT * FROM USERS WHERE USER='$injection'; | ' or 1=1 -- |
| UPDATE -> SET | UPDATE USERS SET email='$injection' WHERE user='NetSPI'; | '<EMAIL_ADDRESS>' |
| UPDATE -> WHERE Note: Try to set the injection string to a valid WHERE value. If the object is updated then the injection was successful. |
UPDATE USERS SET<EMAIL_ADDRESS>WHERE user='$injection'; | ' 'netspi' ' |
| DELETE -> WHERE Note: Be very careful with delete queries, as the entire table can end up being deleted. |
DELETE FROM USERS WHERE USERS='$injection'; | '<EMAIL_ADDRESS>' |


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Python provides excellent support for the Extensible Markup Language (XML), one of the recent hot topics in the computer science world. XML is a format for structured data interchange and is being widely adopted by many influential corporations, including Microsoft. Python has a number of validating and nonvalidating parsers available and a number of tools for working with the Document Object Model (DOM). There is extensive sample code and an active SIG mailing list.
Releases of the XML toolkit usually come with a prebuilt Python binary for Windows. The package is distributed under a license similar to that of Python, so the latest source code is always available.
Information on Python support for XML and links to general XML resources can all be found at the Python web site, http://www.python.org/topics/xml/.
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This session is all about using best practices and test patterns within the Jenkins ecosystem. We will integrate different types of test code into our Jenkins continuous integration strategy. Then we will discuss test paradigms to drive testing with Jenkins, show how Jenkins does most of the heavy lifting in the testing process and demonstrate why Jenkins is a tool that needs to be in every tester's repertoire.
During this session, you will see a demonstration of how tests integrate within builds coupled with test reporters. We will also review reporting, test coverage, and analysis of code and test feedback. Finally, we will cover common pitfalls with tests (flakiness, retrying, thresholds and locking).


Before you begin
This class is a cross-platform class for Windows, iOS and Android. To complete the coding exercises, you will need a Xamarin development environment with either a simulator/emulator or a device to run the exercise on. Please read the setup requirements if you need help installing the Xamarin development environment.
Overview
This session builds on the introduction class and goes deeper into architectural patterns used to abstract our dependencies which can help with cross platform development as well as unit testing your shared code.
Objectives
- Locate dependencies using the Factory Pattern
- Use a Service Locator to register and retrieve dependencies
- Use an IoC container to automatically inject dependencies
Lecture
XAM300 - Advanced Cross Platform Mobile Development.
Exercises
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Using the Factory PatternExercise
Use the Factory Pattern to access a dependency from shared code. -
Build a Service LocatorExercise
Add an abstraction and Service Locator into our project to find and use a platform-specific feature. -
Using Dependency InjectionExercise
Switch to a DI/IoC container and inject our dependency into our code.
Here are the Frequently Asked Questions about Advanced Cross-Platform Development.
Exploring On Your Own
Dependency Injection Containers
Here are some popular implementations of DI containers you can use with Xamarin. Most of these are open source, or public source projects. Keep in mind that many MVVM libraries have built-in DI containers.


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Managing Equity Market Risk
β=covSI /σ2 I
βT S=βS S+Nf βf f
Beta measures the relationship between a stock portfolio and the market portfolio (systematic risk). To increase beta, buy futures. To decrease beta, sell futures.
Synthetic Equity Exposure
Long stock + short futures = long risk-free bond
N* f =V×(1+r)T /(qf)
V* =(N* f qf)/(1+r)T
Equitizing cash
Converting equity to cash
The relationships between a futures or forward contract and the underlying is determined by a a formula that relates the risk-free rate to the dividends on the underlying asset. 'N* f ' is the number of futures contracts to be bought/sold. 'V' is the market value of the assets to be invested. 'q' is the multiplier. 'f' is the futures prices. Assuming a given index is a price index, an investor doesn't capture any return attributable to dividends. Equitizing cash refers to taking a cash balance and converting it into an equity position while maintaining the liquidity provided by cash.
Synthetic Equity Exposure (cont'd)
Construct a position of $150MM in a synthetic index fund with a dividend yield of 3.0%. A futures contract on the index is priced at $5,000 with a multiplier of $10. The risk-free rate is 4% and the position will be held for 3 months.
Nf =($150MM×1.04.25 /($10×5,000)=$3,029.56
V* =(3,030×10×5,000)/1.04.25 =$150,021,775
Stock units effectively purchased = (3,030×10)/1.03.25
Asset Allocation with Futures
Reallocating between equity and fixed-income
Reallocating within asset classes
Pre-investing
A similar process can be used to reallocate assets between assets classes (i.e. equity to fixed-income or vice-versa), reallocate assets within assets classes (i.e. shifting from high duration/beta to low duration/beta), or pre-investing an anticipated inflow of cash.
Foreign Currency Risk
Transaction exposure
Translation exposure
Economic exposure
Foreign currency receipt
Foreign currency payment
Transaction exposure is the risk associated with a foreign exchange rate on a specific business transaction. Translation exposure is the risk associated with the conversion of foreign financial statements into domestic currency. Foreign currenct payments and receipts are exposed to risk associated with changes in the relative attractiveness of products and services offered for sale, arising out of the competitive effects of changes in exchange rates. In the case of a receipt, an investor can hedge by selling the currency forward and locking-in price. In the case of a payment, an investor can go long a currency forward. If an investor hedges against forward equity returns, a foreign asset portfolio will earn the foreign risk-free rate. If the investor also hedges the exchange rate, they will earn the domestic risk-free rate.


To install and use Gemma you'll first need to install node.js v10.15.1 or
greater. On Linux and Mac OS, we recommend using nvm.
If you are primarily going to be using Gemma's CLI, you should install it globally
> npm install --global @dglmoore/gemma
This will install the scripts so that you can run execute them at the command-line.
If, on the other hand, you are wanting to use Gemma as a dependency for your personal javascript
project, then you'll want to install it locally
> npm install --save @dglmoore/gemma
This will install the library and scripts in the node_modules directory of your npm project and
let you used them within your source files.
Getting Help
Gemma is being developed to make exploring genomic data as easy as possible. We cannot do that
without your feedback. We host the project's source code and issue tracker on
Github. Please create an issue if you find a bug, an error in
the documentation, or have a feature you'd like to request. Your contributions will make Gemma a
better tool for everyone.
Gemma
Gemma is a javascript library and command-line application for exploring and geographic mapping genetic variations in populations.
Installation
To install and use Gemma you'll first need to install node.js v10.15.1 or greater. On Linux and Mac OS, we recommend using nvm.
If you are primarily going to be using Gemma's CLI, you should install it globally
This will install the scripts so that you can run execute them at the command-line.
If, on the other hand, you are wanting to use Gemma as a dependency for your personal javascript project, then you'll want to install it locally
This will install the library and scripts in the
node_modules
directory of yournpm
project and let you used them within your source files.Getting Help
Gemma is being developed to make exploring genomic data as easy as possible. We cannot do that without your feedback. We host the project's source code and issue tracker on Github. Please create an issue if you find a bug, an error in the documentation, or have a feature you'd like to request. Your contributions will make Gemma a better tool for everyone.
Source Repository: https://github.com/dglmoore/gemma
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/dglmoore/gemma/issues
Relevant Publications
In the works...
Copyright and Licensing
Copyright © 2018-2019 Greer Dolby and Douglas G. Moore. Free use of this software is grated under the terms of the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for details.


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