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| Top 250 of 932 Total Referrers |
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Hits |
Referrer |
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| 1 |
1206062 |
50.81% |
www.adviceli.com |
| 2 |
512911 |
21.61% |
- (Direct Request) |
| 3 |
462808 |
19.50% |
https://www.adviceli.com/ |
| 4 |
21603 |
0.91% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/lawyers/ |
| 5 |
15234 |
0.64% |
https://www.adviceli.com/my-account/ |
| 6 |
13194 |
0.56% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/astrology-therapy-counseling/ |
| 7 |
10273 |
0.43% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/admin.php |
| 8 |
10005 |
0.42% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/themes/adviseli/newstyles.css |
| 9 |
6736 |
0.28% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/health-fitness/ |
| 10 |
5216 |
0.22% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/doctor-medicine-ayush/ |
| 11 |
4711 |
0.20% |
https://www.adviceli.com/adviceli_test/ |
| 12 |
4541 |
0.19% |
https://www.adviceli.com/register-as-an-expert/ |
| 13 |
4226 |
0.18% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/plugins/revslider/public/assets/css/settings.css |
| 14 |
3834 |
0.16% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/career/ |
| 15 |
3673 |
0.15% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/education-guidance/ |
| 16 |
3385 |
0.14% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/astrology-therapy-counseling |
| 17 |
3247 |
0.14% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/lawyers |
| 18 |
3211 |
0.14% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/fashion-beauty/ |
| 19 |
2829 |
0.12% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/financials/ |
| 20 |
2772 |
0.12% |
https://www.adviceli.com/blog/ |
| 21 |
2573 |
0.11% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/doctor-medicine-ayush |
| 22 |
2000 |
0.08% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/blank-cheque-is-not-a-blank-cartridge-it-can-hurt-bad/ |
| 23 |
1926 |
0.08% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/188/ |
| 24 |
1896 |
0.08% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/users.php |
| 25 |
1764 |
0.07% |
https://www.adviceli.com/about-us/ |
| 26 |
1719 |
0.07% |
https://www.adviceli.com/contact-us/ |
| 27 |
1482 |
0.06% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-cron.php |
| 28 |
1465 |
0.06% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/health-fitness |
| 29 |
1379 |
0.06% |
https://www.adviceli.com |
| 30 |
1331 |
0.06% |
https://www.adviceli.com/faqs/ |
| 31 |
1254 |
0.05% |
https://www.google.co.in/ |
| 32 |
1251 |
0.05% |
https://www.adviceli.com/584-2/ |
| 33 |
1248 |
0.05% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/career |
| 34 |
1093 |
0.05% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/theme-editor.php |
| 35 |
943 |
0.04% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/education-guidance |
| 36 |
942 |
0.04% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/yoga-styles-you-never-heard-of-2/ |
| 37 |
915 |
0.04% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/10-diy-tips-to-look-stylish-at-the-office/ |
| 38 |
914 |
0.04% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/themes/adviseli/inc/css/bootstrap.min.css |
| 39 |
899 |
0.04% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/fashion-trends-2k17/ |
| 40 |
872 |
0.04% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/post.php |
| 41 |
825 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/themes/adviseli/style.css |
| 42 |
819 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/career/ |
| 43 |
799 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/ |
| 44 |
791 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/what-is-an-emotional-intelligence-know-the-major-significances-of-it/ |
| 45 |
758 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/why-should-food-be-the-reason-one-should-travel/ |
| 46 |
722 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/why-hesitate-to-talk-10-tips-for-a-male-to-talk-with-a-female-known-friends-or-strangers/ |
| 47 |
660 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/how-to-keep-yourself-cool-glowing-in-this-summer/ |
| 48 |
641 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/56/ |
| 49 |
634 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/why-should-keep-your-children-away-from-the-social-media-sites/ |
| 50 |
629 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/yoga-styles-you-never-heard-of/ |
| 51 |
623 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/site-agreement/ |
| 52 |
617 |
0.03% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/financials |
| 53 |
578 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/upload.php |
| 54 |
575 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/plugins/comments-ratings/css/jquery.raty.css |
| 55 |
543 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisor_blogss/why-advice-is-important-for-all-of-us-why-taking-right-advice-matter-a-lot/ |
| 56 |
540 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/refund-and-cancellation-policy/ |
| 57 |
508 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/itr/ |
| 58 |
480 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/156/ |
| 59 |
467 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/fashion-beauty |
| 60 |
398 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/adviceli_test/author/56/ |
| 61 |
382 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/register-as-an-expert |
| 62 |
376 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/146/ |
| 63 |
376 |
0.02% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/242/ |
| 64 |
356 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/245/ |
| 65 |
330 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/terms-conditions/ |
| 66 |
310 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/128/ |
| 67 |
310 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/customize.php |
| 68 |
308 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/index.php |
| 69 |
307 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/267/ |
| 70 |
303 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/185/ |
| 71 |
289 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-login.php |
| 72 |
287 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/215/ |
| 73 |
279 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/177/ |
| 74 |
272 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/178/ |
| 75 |
272 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/323/ |
| 76 |
271 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/253/ |
| 77 |
265 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/user-edit.php |
| 78 |
264 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/87/ |
| 79 |
263 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/221/ |
| 80 |
262 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/125/ |
| 81 |
262 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/219/ |
| 82 |
262 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/234/ |
| 83 |
259 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/183/ |
| 84 |
258 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/184/ |
| 85 |
258 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/246/ |
| 86 |
258 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/254/ |
| 87 |
257 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/157/ |
| 88 |
256 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/141/ |
| 89 |
256 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/175/ |
| 90 |
256 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/237/ |
| 91 |
255 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/252/ |
| 92 |
253 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/170/ |
| 93 |
253 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/198/ |
| 94 |
252 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/159/ |
| 95 |
252 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/189/ |
| 96 |
250 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/286/ |
| 97 |
249 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/151/ |
| 98 |
249 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/179/ |
| 99 |
248 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/226/ |
| 100 |
248 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/270/ |
| 101 |
247 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/167/ |
| 102 |
245 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/161/ |
| 103 |
245 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/232/ |
| 104 |
245 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/271/ |
| 105 |
243 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/147/ |
| 106 |
243 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/190/ |
| 107 |
241 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/220/ |
| 108 |
241 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/262/ |
| 109 |
241 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/276/ |
| 110 |
241 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/285/ |
| 111 |
240 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/119/ |
| 112 |
240 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/140/ |
| 113 |
240 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/158/ |
| 114 |
240 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/187/ |
| 115 |
240 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/239/ |
| 116 |
239 |
0.01% |
https://cse.google.com/ |
| 117 |
237 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/99/ |
| 118 |
236 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/142/ |
| 119 |
235 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/181/ |
| 120 |
235 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/244/ |
| 121 |
235 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/247/ |
| 122 |
235 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/264/ |
| 123 |
235 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/265/ |
| 124 |
235 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/279/ |
| 125 |
234 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/144/ |
| 126 |
234 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/173/ |
| 127 |
234 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/174/ |
| 128 |
234 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/258/ |
| 129 |
233 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/160/ |
| 130 |
233 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/186/ |
| 131 |
233 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/250/ |
| 132 |
233 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/255/ |
| 133 |
233 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/273/ |
| 134 |
233 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/278/ |
| 135 |
232 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/228/ |
| 136 |
232 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/231/ |
| 137 |
232 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/233/ |
| 138 |
231 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/240/ |
| 139 |
231 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/243/ |
| 140 |
231 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/282/ |
| 141 |
230 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/162/ |
| 142 |
230 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/171/ |
| 143 |
230 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/238/ |
| 144 |
230 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/260/ |
| 145 |
230 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/272/ |
| 146 |
230 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/277/ |
| 147 |
229 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/205/ |
| 148 |
228 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/143/ |
| 149 |
228 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/248/ |
| 150 |
228 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/74/ |
| 151 |
227 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/168/ |
| 152 |
227 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/169/ |
| 153 |
227 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/214/ |
| 154 |
224 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/91/ |
| 155 |
200 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/checksite/custom-error-page |
| 156 |
187 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/signup/ |
| 157 |
184 |
0.01% |
http://m.facebook.com/ |
| 158 |
172 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/1/ |
| 159 |
170 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/search/login |
| 160 |
165 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-includes/ |
| 161 |
161 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/adviceli_test/wp-content/themes/adviseli/newstyles.css |
| 162 |
155 |
0.01% |
http://www.adviceli.com/ |
| 163 |
155 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/astrologers-therapists-counsellors/Delhi |
| 164 |
151 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/search/feed |
| 165 |
143 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/302/ |
| 166 |
141 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/300/ |
| 167 |
133 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/login/ |
| 168 |
132 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/301/ |
| 169 |
130 |
0.01% |
http://www.clickinsms.com/SMS/SendEmail.aspx |
| 170 |
129 |
0.01% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/edit.php |
| 171 |
122 |
0.01% |
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| 172 |
117 |
0.00% |
https://www.adviceli.com/author/299/ |
| 173 |
117 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/author/322/ |
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116 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/author/268/ |
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116 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/author/288/ |
| 176 |
101 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/blog/blog/why-kids-should-keep-away-from-virtual-social-networking/ |
| 177 |
100 |
0.00% |
https://www.adviceli.com/UpSfZ/ |
| 178 |
97 |
0.00% |
https://www.adviceli.com/wp-includes/js/ |
| 179 |
95 |
0.00% |
https://www.adviceli.com/comment-rating/swarnshika/ |
| 180 |
95 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/themes/adviseli/inc/css/newhome/style.css |
| 181 |
94 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/themes/adviseli/inc/css/newhome/theme-style.css |
| 182 |
91 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/adviceli_test/my-account/ |
| 183 |
87 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/plugins/aa-booking//css/jquery.dataTables.css |
| 184 |
83 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/post-new.php |
| 185 |
80 |
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http://adviseli.com/ |
| 186 |
79 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-includes/js/mediaelement/flashmediaelement.swf |
| 187 |
75 |
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http://m.facebook.com |
| 188 |
74 |
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| 189 |
68 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/css/aiosp_admin.css |
| 190 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/privacy-policy/ |
| 191 |
61 |
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| 195 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/author/88/ |
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https://www.google.co.in/url |
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https://www.adviceli.com/wp-admin/edit-comments.php |
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| 204 |
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48 |
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https://www.adviceli.com/thank-you/ |
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https://www.adviceli.com/advisors-category/fashion-beauty/feed/ |
| 210 |
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| 211 |
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| 215 |
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| 219 |
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| 220 |
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Models¶
Models govern what functional form to use for the PSF at a single location.
The Model base class¶
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class
piff.
Model
[source]¶ The base class for modeling a single PSF (i.e. no interpolation yet)
This is essentially an abstract base class intended to define the methods that should be implemented by any derived class.
-
draw
(star, copy_image=True, center=None)[source]¶ Draw the model on the given image.
- Parameters
star – A Star instance with the fitted parameters to use for drawing and a data field that acts as a template image for the drawn model.
copy_image – If False, will use the same image object. If True, will copy the image and then overwrite it. [default: True]
center – An optional tuple (x,y) location for where to center the drawn profile in the image. [default: None, which draws at the star’s location.]
- Returns
a new Star instance with the data field having an image of the drawn model.
-
fit
(star)[source]¶ Fit the Model to the star’s data to yield iterative improvement on its PSF parameters, their uncertainties, and flux (and center, if free). The returned star.fit.alpha will be inverse covariance of solution if it is estimated, else is None.
- Parameters
star – A Star instance
- Returns
New Star instance with updated fit information
-
initialize
(star, logger=None)[source]¶ Initialize a star to work with the current model.
- Parameters
star – A Star instance with the raw data.
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
Star instance with the appropriate initial fit values
-
normalize
(star)[source]¶ Make sure star.fit.params are normalized properly.
Note: This modifies the input star in place.
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classmethod
parseKwargs
(config_model, logger=None)[source]¶ Parse the model field of a configuration dict and return the kwargs to use for initializing an instance of the class.
The base class implementation just returns the kwargs as they are, but derived classes might want to override this if they need to do something more sophisticated with them.
- Parameters
config_model – The model field of the configuration dict, config[‘model’]
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a kwargs dict to pass to the initializer
-
classmethod
process
(config_model, logger=None)[source]¶ Parse the model field of the config dict.
- Parameters
config_model – The configuration dict for the model field.
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a Model instance
-
classmethod
read
(fits, extname)[source]¶ Read a Model from a FITS file.
Note: the returned Model will not have its parameters set. This just initializes a fresh model that can be used to interpret interpolated vectors.
- Parameters
fits – An open fitsio.FITS object
extname – The name of the extension with the model information.
- Returns
a model built with a information in the FITS file.
-
reflux
(star, fit_center=True, logger=None)[source]¶ Fit the Model to the star’s data, varying only the flux (and center, if it is free). Flux and center are updated in the Star’s attributes. This is a single-step solution if only solving for flux, otherwise an iterative operation. DOF in the result assume only flux (& center) are free parameters.
- Parameters
star – A Star instance
fit_center – If False, disable any motion of center
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
New Star instance, with updated flux, center, chisq, dof
-
write
(fits, extname)[source]¶ Write a Model to a FITS file.
Note: this only writes the initialization kwargs to the fits extension, not the parameters.
The base class implemenation works if the class has a self.kwargs attribute and these are all simple values (str, float, or int)
- Parameters
fits – An open fitsio.FITS object
extname – The name of the extension to write the model information.
-
Models based on GalSim objects¶
-
class
piff.
GSObjectModel
(gsobj, fastfit=False, centered=True, include_pixel=True, scipy_kwargs=None, logger=None)[source]¶ Model that takes a fiducial GalSim.GSObject and dilates, shifts, and shears it to get a good match to stars.
- Parameters
gsobj – GSObject to use as fiducial profile.
fastfit – Use HSM moments for fitting. Approximate, but fast. [default: False]
centered – If True, PSF model centroid is forced to be (0,0), and the PSF fitting will marginalize over stellar position. If False, stellar position is fixed at input value and the fitted PSF may be off-center. [default: True]
include_pixel – Include integration over pixel when drawing? [default: True]
scipy_kwargs – Optional kwargs to pass to scipy.optimize.least_squares [default: None]
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
-
fit
(star, fastfit=None, logger=None)[source]¶ Fit the image either using HSM or least-squares minimization.
If
fastfit
is True, then the galsim.hsm module will be used to estimate the transformation parameters that take the fiducial moments into the data moments. Iffastfit
is False, then the Levenberg-Marquardt minimization algorithm will be used instead. The latter should generally be more accurate, but slower due to the need to iteratively propose model improvements.- Parameters
star – A Star to fit.
fastfit – Use fast HSM moments to fit? [default: None, which means use fitting mode specified in the constructor.]
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a new Star with the fitted parameters in star.fit
-
getProfile
(params)[source]¶ Get a version of the model as a GalSim GSObject
- Parameters
params – A numpy array with either [ size, g1, g2 ] or [ cenu, cenv, size, g1, g2 ] depending on if the center of the model is being forced to (0.0, 0.0) or not.
- Returns
a galsim.GSObject instance
-
initialize
(star, logger=None)[source]¶ Initialize the given star’s fit parameters.
- Parameters
star – The Star to initialize.
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a new initialized Star.
-
class
piff.
Gaussian
(fastfit=False, centered=True, include_pixel=True, scipy_kwargs=None, logger=None)[source]¶ Model PSFs as elliptical Gaussians.
- Parameters
fastfit – Use HSM moments for fitting. Approximate, but fast. [default: False]
centered – If True, PSF model centroid is forced to be (0,0), and the PSF fitting will marginalize over stellar position. If False, stellar position is fixed at input value and the fitted PSF may be off-center. [default: True]
include_pixel – Include integration over pixel when drawing? [default: True]
scipy_kwargs – Optional kwargs to pass to scipy.optimize.least_squares [default: None]
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
-
class
piff.
Kolmogorov
(fastfit=False, centered=True, include_pixel=True, scipy_kwargs=None, logger=None)[source]¶ Model PSFs as elliptical Kolmogorovs.
- Parameters
fastfit – Use HSM moments for fitting. Approximate, but fast. [default: False]
centered – If True, PSF model centroid is forced to be (0,0), and the PSF fitting will marginalize over stellar position. If False, stellar position is fixed at input value and the fitted PSF may be off-center. [default: True]
include_pixel – Include integration over pixel when drawing? [default: True]
scipy_kwargs – Optional kwargs to pass to scipy.optimize.least_squares [default: None]
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
-
class
piff.
Moffat
(beta, trunc=0.0, fastfit=False, centered=True, include_pixel=True, scipy_kwargs=None, logger=None)[source]¶ Model PSFs as elliptical Moffats.
- Parameters
beta – Moffat shape parameter.
trunc – Optional truncation radius at which profile drops to zero. Measured in half light radii. [default: 0, indicating no truncation]
fastfit – Use HSM moments for fitting. Approximate, but fast. [default: False]
centered – If True, PSF model centroid is forced to be (0,0), and the PSF fitting will marginalize over stellar position. If False, stellar position is fixed at input value and the fitted PSF may be off-center. [default: True]
include_pixel – Include integration over pixel when drawing? [default: True]
scipy_kwargs – Optional kwargs to pass to scipy.optimize.least_squares [default: None]
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
Pixel grid model¶
-
class
piff.
PixelGrid
(scale, size, interp=None, centered=True, logger=None, start_sigma=None, degenerate=None)[source]¶ -
chisq
(star, logger=None)[source]¶ Calculate dependence of chi^2 = -2 log L(D|p) on PSF parameters for single star. as a quadratic form chi^2 = dp^T AT A dp - 2 bT A dp + chisq, where dp is the shift from current parameter values. Returned Star instance has the resultant A, b, chisq, flux, center) attributes, but params vector has not have been updated yet (could be degenerate).
- Parameters
star – A Star instance
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a new Star instance with updated StarFit
-
fit
(star, logger=None)[source]¶ Fit the Model to the star’s data to yield iterative improvement on its PSF parameters, their uncertainties, and flux (and center, if free).
- Parameters
star – A Star instance
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a new Star instance with updated fit information
-
getProfile
(params)[source]¶ Get a version of the model as a GalSim GSObject
- Parameters
params – The fit parameters for a given star.
- Returns
a galsim.GSObject instance
-
initialize
(star, logger=None)[source]¶ Initialize a star to work with the current model.
- Parameters
star – A Star instance with the raw data.
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a star instance with the appropriate initial fit values
-
interp_calculate
(u, v, derivs=False)[source]¶ Calculate interpolation coefficient for vector of target points
Outputs will be 3 matrices, each of dimensions (nin, nkernel) where nin is number of input coordinates and nkernel is number of points in kernel footprint. The coeff matrix gives interpolation coefficients, then the y and x integer matrices give the grid point to which each coefficient is applied.
- Parameters
u – 1d array of target u coordinates
v – 1d array of target v coordinates
derivs – whether to also return derivatives (default: False)
- Returns
coeff, x, y[, dcdu, dcdv]
-
normalize
(star)[source]¶ Make sure star.fit.params are normalized properly.
Note: This modifies the input star in place.
-
reflux
(star, fit_center=True, logger=None)[source]¶ Fit the Model to the star’s data, varying only the flux (and center, if it is free). Flux and center are updated in the Star’s attributes. DOF in the result assume only flux (& center) are free parameters.
- Parameters
star – A Star instance
fit_center – If False, disable any motion of center
logger – A logger object for logging debug info. [default: None]
- Returns
a new Star instance, with updated flux, center, chisq, dof
-


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Chips Challenge
问题描述 :
A prominent microprocessor company has enlisted your help to lay out some interchangeable components (widgets) on some of their computer chips. Each chip’s design is an N×N square of slots. One slot can hold a single component, and you are to try to fit in as many widgets as possible.
Modern processor designs are complex, of course. You unfortunately have several restrictions:
- Some of the slots are disabled.
- Some of the slots are already occupied by other components and cannot be used for widgets.
- There are sibling memory buses connected to the horizontal and vertical edges of the chip and their bandwidth loads need to match. As such, there must be exactly as many components in the first row as in the first column, exactly as many in the second row as in the second column, and so on. Component counts include both the components already specified on the chip and the added widgets.
- Similarly, the power supply is connected at the end of each row and column. To avoid hot spots, any given row or column must have no more than A=B of the total components on the chip for a given A and B.
A specification for a chip is N lines of N characters, where ‘.’ indicates an open slot, ‘/’ indicates a disabled slot, and ‘C’ indicates a slot already occupied by a component. For example:
CC/..
././/
..C.C
/.C..
/./C/
If no more than 3/10 of the components may be in any one row or column, the maximum number of widgets that can be added to this 5 × 5 chip is 7. A possible arrangement is below, where ‘W’ indicates a widget added in an open slot.
CC/W.
W/W//
W.C.C
/.CWW
/W/C/
输入:
The input consists of several test cases. Each case starts with a line containing three integers: The size of the chip N (1 <= N <= 40), and A and B (1 <= B <= 1000, 0 <= A <= B) as described above. Each of the following N lines contains N characters describing the slots, one of ‘.’, ‘/’ or ‘C’, as described above.
The last test case is followed by a line containing three zeros.
The last test case is followed by a line containing three zeros.
输出:
The input consists of several test cases. Each case starts with a line containing three integers: The size of the chip N (1 <= N <= 40), and A and B (1 <= B <= 1000, 0 <= A <= B) as described above. Each of the following N lines contains N characters describing the slots, one of ‘.’, ‘/’ or ‘C’, as described above.
The last test case is followed by a line containing three zeros.
The last test case is followed by a line containing three zeros.
样例输入:
2 1 1 /. // 2 50 100 /. C/ 2 100 100 ./ C. 5 3 10 CC/.. ./.// ..C.C /.C.. /./C/ 5 2 10 CC/.. ./.// ..C.C /.C.. /./C/ 0 0 0
样例输出:
Case 1: 0 Case 2: 1 Case 3: impossible Case 4: 7 Case 5: impossible
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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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Base class describing the short-rate dynamics. More...
#include <ql/models/shortrate/onefactormodel.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| ShortRateDynamics (ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess1D > process) | |
| virtual | ~ShortRateDynamics ()=default |
| virtual Real | variable (Time t, Rate r) const =0 |
| Compute state variable from short rate. More... | |
| virtual Rate | shortRate (Time t, Real variable) const =0 |
| Compute short rate from state variable. More... | |
| const ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess1D > & | process () |
| Returns the risk-neutral dynamics of the state variable. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess1D > | process_ |
Base class describing the short-rate dynamics.
Definition at line 54 of file onefactormodel.hpp.
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explicit |
Definition at line 56 of file onefactormodel.hpp.
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virtualdefault |
Compute state variable from short rate.
Implemented in BlackKarasinski::Dynamics, ExtendedCoxIngersollRoss::Dynamics, HullWhite::Dynamics, CoxIngersollRoss::Dynamics, and Vasicek::Dynamics.
Compute short rate from state variable.
Implemented in BlackKarasinski::Dynamics, HullWhite::Dynamics, ExtendedCoxIngersollRoss::Dynamics, Vasicek::Dynamics, and CoxIngersollRoss::Dynamics.
| const ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess1D > & process | ( | ) |
Returns the risk-neutral dynamics of the state variable.
Definition at line 67 of file onefactormodel.hpp.
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Definition at line 71 of file onefactormodel.hpp.


Before Change
threads.close()
threads.join()
// Ensure exceptions are re-thrown.
_ = [result.get() for result in results if result]
def _run_call_variants(pipeline_args):
Runs the call_variants job.
After Change
threads.join()
// Ensure exceptions are re-thrown (ignore socket.timeout errors from dstat
// calls).
for result in results:
if result:
try:
result.get()
except socket.timeout:
logging.warning("Ignoring socket timeout exception.")
def _run_call_variants(pipeline_args):
Runs the call_variants job.
num_workers = min(pipeline_args.call_variants_workers, pipeline_args.shards)
shards_per_worker = pipeline_args.shards / num_workers


Information of a data modification audit.
Default constructor
public Void Audit()
Initializes a new instance of Audit.
public Void Audit(id)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| id | String | Audit record Id |
Creation date and time on UTC.
public DateTime CreatedOnUtc { get; set; }
Audit record data
public Byte[] Data { get; set; }
The ToString text of the element beeing audited (truncated if necesary).
public String ElementString { get; set; }
Whether model validation must be enforced.
public Boolean EnforceModelValidation { get; }
Audit record Id
public String Id { get; set; }
Next Audit item for this source.
public Audit Next { get; set; }
Id of the next audit record
public String NextId { get; set; }
Previous Audit item for this source.
public Audit Previous { get; set; }
Id of the previous audit record
public String PreviousId { get; set; }
Security incident Id
public String SecurityIncidentId { get; set; }
Id of the object that sources the audit record.
public String SourceId { get; set; }
Protocol of the object that sources the audit record.
public String SourceProtocol { get; set; }
Caption for the source protocol
public String SourceProtocolCaption { get; set; }
Multi-tenant partition key.
public Int32 TenantId { get; set; }
User authority.
public String UserAuthority { get; set; }
User display name
public String UserDisplayName { get; set; }
User Id
public String UserId { get; set; }
User name
public String UserName { get; set; }
Checks if other is equals to this object.
public Boolean Equals(other)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| other | Audit |
Checks if obj is equals to this object.
public Boolean Equals(obj)
| Name | Type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| obj | Object | An object to compare with this object. |
Gets audit internal data.
public AuditInfo GetAuditInfo()
An AuditInfo or null if thre is no data.
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| AuditInfoDeserializationException | Thrown when problems decrypting or de-serializing the internal data. |
Not required, implemented to avoid warnings, returns base.GetHasCode().
public Int32 GetHashCode()
Gets the SecurityIncident related to this audit record if any.
public Task<SecurityIncident> GetSecurityIncidentAsync()
A SecurityIncident or null if there is no related incident.
| Type | Summary |
|---|---|
| AuditInfoDeserializationException | Thrown when problems decrypting or de-serializing the internal data. |
| SecurityIncidentNotFoundException | Thrown when the security incident could not be found and an Id is registered within the audit record. |
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DevTools
Describe the Document Object Model? What about it makes sense to you? What doesn't? What seems good and bad about it?
I liked the visual presentation.
I liked that all objects were represented as a "tree." When one was clicked on they all are represented by the CSS that is directly applied and inherited.
I also liked being able to direct/immediate changes. I also liked that it showed the box around elements.
How did using Chrome Web Tools to look at your site and a wordpress.com site compare?
The wordpress.com site had quite a bit of javascript and some other code.
Did you find Chrome Web Tools fun, helpful, or a pain to work with?
I really liked Chrome Web Tools. Again, I really liked seeing the site immediately change, the boxes around elements. I liked that it isolated the code. I liked that it showed inherited code. I felt like I was learning at the same time that I was using the tool. Very cool!
Did you have an "aha" moments or were any concepts solidified?
I was able to see several CSS modifications that other sites used that I think will be useful in the future.
Did you find any resources on your own that helped you better understand a topic? If so, please list it.
I looked up DOM on Wikipedia: URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Document_Object_Model
I also liked: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/DOM/DOM_Reference/Introduction
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Specific Gravity for Glaze
This page describes how to adjust the specific gravity of ceramic glazes. It is intended for folks with some glaze mixing experience.
Why would I need to change the specific gravity of my glaze bucket?
You may not need to. If your glaze has a higher specific gravity than the manufacturer recommends, but it still looks great fired, leave it alone. If the glaze is just way too thick and you know adding a flocculent will not help, it may be time to add some water and reduce the specific gravity of your glaze.
How did the specific gravity get so high?
It could have been initially mixed with a high specific gravity. Another possibility is evaporation. If a glaze bucket is left uncovered, water will evaporate. If you want to bring that glaze bucket back to the specific gravity recommended by the manufacturer, you can use the form below to calculate how much water to add.
How do I measure the starting specific gravity of my glaze?
- buy a 100ml graduated cylinder. get one made of glass. it's worth the extra money.
- buy a gram scale that can weigh a kg.
- turn scale on
- put your graduated cylinder on the scale
- click tare to zero out the scale and ignore the weight of the cylinder
- pour 100ml of glaze into the graduated cylinder
- specific gravity is the weight in grams divided by 100. normally the weight of the glaze in the cylinder should be somewhere around 145.
Where do I get the target specific gravity for my glaze?
This should come from the manufacturer of the glaze. It may come from a glaze recipe. Whoever mixed the glaze should be able to help you determine the target specific gravity.
How do I get the total bucket weight?
- weigh it on a scale. my studio only has a scale that weighs in lbs.
- convert it to grams
How do I get the empty bucket weight?
- put an empty bucket on a scale and weigh it. it should be identical to the bucket containing the glaze.
- convert it to grams
OK, I put the data in the form and hit Submit... Now what do I do?
There are two things you can do. If you're nervous and you want to verify the specific gravity adjustment on a small scale without screwing up a whole glaze bucket, then do this...
- pick the row in the table that is nearest your target specific gravity (probably one of the last two rows)
- the first column of the output is water added to a 100ml graduated cylinder. add this much water to your graduated cylinder. you might need a syringe if you want to be crazy accurate.
- mix thoroughly
- pour the contents into a cup and then fill the graduated cylinder to exactly 100ml, weigh it and verify the specific gravity is what you expect
You either built confidence in the step above, or you blindly trust stuff on the web, either way you're ready to adjust the specific gravity of the whole bucket.
The steps are very similar to doing so with a graduated cylinder, except at larger scale...
- pick the row in the table that is nearest your target specific gravity (probably one of the last two rows)
- the third column of the output is bucket water to add. add this much water to your bucket
- mix thoroughly
- verify the specific gravity with the graduated cylinder if you like, or move on to the next bucket.
Will this work for removing water from a glaze bucket?
Yes, but you probably shouldn't. Many chemicals can remain in the water of a glaze bucket and will never settle out. This means you're changing the chemistry of your glaze and not just removing water. If you really want to do this... let the solids settle to the bottom of the bucket. Remove the correct amount of water as directed in the table. Just make the starting specific gravity a smaller number than the target specific gravity.
Will this work with slip instead of glaze?
Yes.


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Today were dealing two new hands from the Google Search deck: solitaire and tic-tac-toe. Now you can play two of the oldest and most popular games for all ages, on desktop and in the Google app.
Its been said solitaires roots are in fortune telling. If thats true, today your fate rests on your quick wit and the luck of the draw. When you search for
solitaire
on Google, the familiar patience game may test yours!
If youre looking for something a bit simpler,
tic-tac-toe
is your best bet. In this game of naughts and crosses, you can select your level of difficulty or even go head to head against a friend. Xs and Os to the winner (hugs and kisses, that is!).
For some other fun tips, try asking Google,
what sound does a pig make
? Or if youre looking to settle a bet and feeling lucky,
flip a coin
may come in handy.
These are just a sample of the delightful surprises that await you on Google. After all, Search is for so much more than research and practical matters -- its for fun, too!
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---
layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/garbage-scow
title: Garbage Scow
year: 2011
semester: Spring
description: "Cast:
Rubbish
Jon Nardolilli
Narrator
Duncan Boehle
Lord Bilgeater
Matt Klingensmith
Friendly
Connor Fallon
Ed Mechanic
Timothy Vaughan
Urgh
Duncan Boehle
Play the game online or download the archive and play it locally. Requires an HTML5 compliant browser (Google Chrome, Firefox 3.6+, IE9, Safari 4, etc.)"
tags: Windows Mac Linux Singleplayer Twine
# tag options: "Windows",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Audra Congress: "World & Story",
Chloe Newman: Art,
Connor Fallon: "World & Story",
Duncan Boehle: Programming,
Jon Nardolilli: "Writing, World & Story",
Julia Teitelbaum: Art,
Katie Chironis: "Kneecapping and Cement Shoes",
Malcolm Henderson: Music,
Paul Kennedy: Programming,
Tim Vaughan: "Voice Recording and Editing",
Tom Pike: "Writing, World & Story"
}
stage_game_path: garbage-scow/
builds: {
Windows: garbage-scow.zip,
Mac: garbage-scow.zip,
Linux: garbage-scow.zip,
Web: web/index.html
}
screenshots: [
garbage-scow-1.jpg
]
# Optional
awards: [
GCS Gold Award
]
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


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Constructor
new ArchiveScreen()
Function for initializing ArchiveScreen objects. Because this class
is essentially used only to create a namespace, the constructor does nothing.
- Source:
Members
(static) currentTask :Object
ArchiveScreen.currentTask is the currently selected task in the
Archive screen
Type:
- Object
- Source:
Methods
(static) deleteClick()
deleteClick() is the event handler for Delete button click events. This
method deletes the currently selected task from the task table.
- Source:
(static) initScreen()
initScreen() is the initializer for the ArchiveScreen
- Source:
(static) keypressClick()
keypressClick() is the event handler for click events of the
Activity Log in the Archive screen. By preventing default behavior,
the contents of the Activity Log can be viewed but not changed.
- Source:
(static) mouseOverTable()
mouseOverTable() changes the cursor to be a hand to draw attention to
the fact that the user can click on a task in the task table.
- Source:
(static) reactivateClick()
reactivateClick() is the event handler for Reactivate button click events. This
method changes the state of the currently selected task from "archived." This
means that the task disappears from the Archive screen's task table and is
moved into the Create / Update screen's task table.
- Source:
(static) taskTableClick()
taskTableClick() is the event handler for clicking in the task table.
This method sets the element clicked on to be the selected task by
setting ArchiveScreen.currentTask equal to the task that was clicked.
This method then sets the slider values of the Archive screen to be
equal to the newly selected current task. Finally, this method calls
ArchiveScreen.updateTable() so that the task that was clicked will have
a gray background.
- Source:
(static) updateTable()
updateTable() updates the task table of the Archive Screen.
This method filters the tasks in the task list so that
only tasks that return true from the "getArchived()" method.
If there has been a click event in the table, then the variable,
ArchiveScreen.currentTask will be defined. When this task is
added to the table, the class, "selected" is added to the table
td element definition. This will cause the selected task to have
a gray background in the table.
- Source:


Savings Account
问题描述 :
Suppose you open a savings account with a certain initial balance. You will not make any withdrawals or further deposits for a number of years. The bank will compound your balance (add the annual interest) once a year, on the anniversary of the opening of the account. Your goal is to achieve a certain target amount in your savings account. In how may years will the target amount be achieved?
输入:
The input file will contain data for one or more test cases, one test case per line. Each line will contain three numbers: the initial balance, the annual interest rate (as a percentage of the balance), and the target amount, separated by blank spaces. These will be positive numbers; they may or may not contain a decimal point. The target amount will be greater than the initial balance. The input is terminated by end-of-file
输出:
The input file will contain data for one or more test cases, one test case per line. Each line will contain three numbers: the initial balance, the annual interest rate (as a percentage of the balance), and the target amount, separated by blank spaces. These will be positive numbers; they may or may not contain a decimal point. The target amount will be greater than the initial balance. The input is terminated by end-of-file
样例输入:
200.00 6.5 300 500 4 1000.00
样例输出:
7 18
/* hdu 2398 Savings Account - 数学 */ #include<iostream> #include<cmath> using namespace std; int main() { double x,y,a,l; int ret; while(cin>>x>>l>>y) { l=1+l/100; a=log(y/x)/log(l);//l^a=y/x ret=ceil(a);//向上取整 floor是向下 cout<<ret<<endl; } return 0; }
解题转自：http://blog.csdn.net/qq172108805/article/details/8777208
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此题的样例描述不正确
刚开始学习，为啥会报错了
抱歉，确实是弄错了，原来的代码是错误的，删掉了
神奇的网站
都是一些基础题啊
注释很详细，多谢分享！
原来的主机不行，目前更换到了国内主机
程序只能输出一个子序列
因为要修改链表头(指针)，所以要用指针的指针
学算法中的数据结构学到一定程度会乐此不疲的，比如其中的2－3树，类似的红黑树，我甚至可以自己写个逻辑文件系统结构来。
在第 18行的，while(scanf("%d %dn", &n, &c), n)，这句有错吧
有意思，有难度
终于找到一篇能看懂的，mark
感谢分享 学习了`(*∩_∩*)′


This example website uses a Wasm module to generate the Fibonacci sequence and store it in a Storage Foundation API file. Thanks to Storage Foundation API's buffered direct access, it only ever loads the last two numbers of the file into memory. Our Emscripten filesystem allows us to use higher level functionality, like seeking and supporting full pathnames with directories.
This example is part of a tutorial (TODO link). To learn more about Storage Foundation API read our explainer!
Use the buttons below to execute a step of the sequence, update the shown contents or reset the stored sequence.


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Pre-requisites: Tree Portraits of Red Butte Garden-1, 2 & 3
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Database
using normal Java objects.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| JFieldSwitch<R> |
Visitor pattern interface for
JField s. |
| JObject |
Interface implemented by
JSimpleDB Java model objects. |
| Session.Action |
Callback interface used by
Session.performSessionAction()
and Session.performSessionActionWithCurrentTransaction() . |
| Session.HasTransactionOptions |
Interface implemented by
Session.TransactionalAction 's that want to provide custom transaction options. |
| Session.RetryableAction |
Tagging interface indicating a
Session.TransactionalAction that should be retried if a
RetryTransactionException is thrown. |
| Session.TransactionalAction |
Tagging interface indicating an
Session.Action that requires there to be an open transaction. |
| StorageIdGenerator |
Used to auto-generate storage ID's for Java model classes, fields, and composite indexes when not specified
explicitly in the corresponding
@JSimpleClass ,
@JField , etc., annotations. |
| UniquenessConstraints |
JSR 303 validation group for JSimpleDB uniqueness constraints.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CopyState |
Maintains state about a multi-object copy operation.
|
| Counter |
Represents a 64-bit counter value that can be adjusted concurrently by multiple transactions,
typically without locking (depending on the underlying key/value store).
|
| DefaultStorageIdGenerator |
Default
StorageIdGenerator implementation. |
| EnumConverter<T extends Enum<T>> | |
| JClass<T> |
Information about a Java class that is used to represent a specific JSimpleDB object type.
|
| JCollectionField |
Represents a collection field in a
JClass . |
| JComplexField |
Represents a complex field in a
JClass . |
| JCompositeIndex |
A composite index.
|
| JCounterField |
Represents a counter field in a
JClass . |
| JEnumField | |
| JField |
Represents a field in a Java model object.
|
| JFieldSwitchAdapter<R> |
Adapter class for
JFieldSwitch . |
| JListField |
Represents a list field in a
JClass . |
| JMapField |
Represents a map field in a
JClass . |
| JReferenceField | |
| JSchemaObject | |
| JSetField |
Represents a set field in a
JClass . |
| JSimpleDB |
JSimpleDB Java persistence layer.
|
| JSimpleDBFactory |
Factory for
JSimpleDB instances. |
| JSimpleField | |
| JTransaction |
A transaction associated with a
JSimpleDB instance. |
| ReferencePath |
Reference paths.
|
| Session |
Utility class for programmatic
JSimpleDB database access. |
| SnapshotJTransaction |
A "snapshot"
JTransaction that persists indefinitely. |
| UntypedJObject |
Represents a
JObject for which no Java model type is defined in the current schema. |
| Util |
Various utility routines.
|
| Version |
Contains JSimpleDB library version information.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| SessionMode |
Session modes. |
| UpgradeConversionPolicy |
Policies to apply when a simple or counter field's type changes during a schema update.
|
| ValidationMode |
Configures whether and how objects are enqueued for validation in a
JTransaction . |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| JSimpleDBException |
Superclass of all unchecked exceptions thrown by the
JSimpleDB API. |
| UpgradeConversionException |
Exception thrown when an object is upgraded, some simple field's type changes, the field is
configured with
UpgradeConversionPolicy.REQUIRE ,
and automated conversion of the field's value to the new type fails. |
| ValidationException |
Thrown when
JTransaction.validate() (or JTransaction.commit() ) fails due to one or more validation errors. |
Database
using normal Java objects.JSimpleDB
,
Database
,
The JSimpleDB ProjectCopyright © 2017. All rights reserved.


Stage 0
Principe of Web
Web
is interaction of multiple elements.
People using computers, connected to internet.
Visiting web page means, that computer send HTTP request to the server,
server returns requested HTML document to user’s computer,
which is displayed on user's' web browser.
More detailed information is available on
following
video .
HTML
HTML is abbreviation for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents are hearth of the web.
it consist from text content – what you see, and markup, what it looks like.
Also can have references to other documents like images or video, and has links to other documents
HTML markup
HTML markup basic elements are Tags. It has following structure <name> content </name>
First one is called opening tag
At the end we have closing tag
Whole structure with opening tag, content and closing tag is ELEMENT.
More on this subject can be seen in this
video.
There are numerous of different tags. Code writer should be accurate, as computers don’t forgive mistake.


WEEK 17 THURSDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Exodus 40:16-21.34-38
A reading from the Book of Exodus
In those days: According to all that the LORD
commanded him, so Moses did. And in the first month in the second year, on the first
day of the month, the tabernacle was erected. Moses erected the tabernacle; he
laid its bases, and set up its frames, and put in its poles, and raised up its pillars; and he spread the tent over the
tabernacle, and put the covering of the tent over it, as the LORD had commanded
Moses. And he took the covenant and put it into the ark, and put the poles on
the ark, and set the mercy seat above on the ark; and he brought the ark into
the tabernacle, and set up the veil of the screen, and screened the ark of the covenant; as the LORD had commanded
Moses. Then the cloud covered the tent of meeting, and the glory of the
LORD filled the tabernacle. And Moses was not able to enter the tent of
meeting, because the cloud abode upon it, and the glory of the LORD filled the
tabernacle. Throughout all their journeys, whenever the cloud was taken up from
over the tabernacle, the sons of
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 84:2.3.4-5a and 7a.10 (R. 1)
R. How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!
My soul is longing and yearning, for the courts of
the LORD. My heart and my flesh cry out to the living God.
R. How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!
Even the sparrow finds a home, and the swallow a
nest for herself in which she sets her young, at your altars, O LORD of hosts,
my king and my God.
R. How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!
Blessed are they who dwell in your house, for ever
singing your praise. Blessed is the man whose strength
is in you. They walk with ever-growing strength.
R. How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!
One day within your
courts is better than a thousand elsewhere. The threshold of the house of God I
prefer to the dwellings of the wicked.
R. How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of hosts!
FIRST READING Jeremiah 18:1-6
A reading from the Book of Jeremiah
The word that came
to Jeremiah from the LORD: "Arise, and go down to the potter's house, and
there I will let you hear my words." So I went down to the potter's house,
and there he was working at his wheel. And the vessel he was making of clay was
spoiled in the potter's hand, and he reworked it into another vessel, as it
seemed good to the potter to do. Then the word of the LORD came to me: "O
house of
The word of the Lord.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 146:1b-2.3-4.5-6ab (R. 5a)
R. Blessed is he who is helped by Jacobís God.
My soul, give praise
to the LORD; I will praise the LORD all my life, sing praise to my God while I
live.
R. Blessed is he who is helped by Jacobís God.
Put no trust in princes, in mortal man who cannot
save. Take their breath, they return to the earth, and their plans that day
come to nothing.
R. Blessed is he who is helped by Jacobís God.
Blessed is he who is helped by Jacob's God, whose
hope is in the LORD his God, who made the heavens and the earth, the seas and
all they contain.†
R. Blessed is he who is helped by Jacobís God.
R. Alleluia. Open our hearts, O Lord, that we may give heed to the words of your Son. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Matthew 13:47-53
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew
At that time: Jesus said to the crowds,
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a net which was thrown into the sea
and gathered fish of every kind; when it was full, men drew it ashore and sat
down and sorted the good into vessels but threw away the bad. So it will be at
the close of the age. The angels will come out and separate the evil from the
righteous, and throw them into the furnace of fire; there men will weep and
gnash their teeth. "Have you understood all this?" They said to him,
"Yes." And he said to them, "Therefore every scribe who has been
trained for the kingdom of heaven is like a householder who brings out of his
treasure what is new and what is old." And when Jesus had finished these
parables, he went away from there.
The Gospel of the Lord.


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CBC mode is used with zero initialization vector and X.923 padding.
On CrypTool DES is available in ECB mode as well as in CBC mode.
The key is entered in the Key entry dialog.
CrypTool contains a tool which performs a brute-force attack on the DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode.
In the Examples chapter there is one example which covers both encryption and decryption using the Triple-DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode and also the brute-force attack. This example can also be used for the DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode; the encrypted documents are of course different.
Remark:
When encrypting with DES using CBC mode, CT1 uses by default the X.923 padding. This padding scheme adds to a complete block (fitting length) always a padding block. When encrypting one plaintext block this way and also using the zero key "00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00", you get in the second ciphertext block again the plaintext.
The following screenshot shows that the first block of the plaintext is made of the word "CRYPTOOL". Encrypting with DES you get two ciphertext blocks, and the second one contains again the plaintext block "CRYPTOOL".
This phenomenon is amazing, but it can be explained easily:
The reason is, that X.923 pads with zeros and that DES has weak keys [for weak keys it holds: DES(k, DES(k,m)) = m for all plaintexts m].
In general, you can remove padding only then definitely, if the input data are always enlarged by at least one bit. If not, you cannot decide, whether to remove the padding, or whether this is not necessary, as the input data have had a multiple length of the block size and the data within the last block just look like data of a padded block of shorter length.
Avoiding the general enlargement via padding is only possible if you have out-of-band information about the message length or if the structure of the message is so, that it never can be confused with a padded block.
Detailed explanation:
Used conventions:
| B | Last block (any content, at the end of the plaintext) |
| A | Block consisting only of hex zeros |
| Mi | i-th plaintext block |
| Ci | i-th ciphertext block |
| k | DES key (any) |
| j | DES key (weak, e.g. consisting only of hex zeros) |
For DES a block consists of 64 bit = 16 hex characters.
The X.923 padding attaches to a complete message block another block of zeros: A = 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 (7 zero bytes = 14 times hex 0 concatenated with the number of message bytes within the padding block = 00).
So the last byte means the number of message bytes within the padding block. A padding block can contain 7 message bytes at maximum.
PAD(B) = B || A [ if len(B) = 8 (in byte) ]
The zero key j = 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 is one of the 4 weak DES keys (see Wikipedia). More specific, 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 is one of the 4 weak DES keys and j is generated of it, as the (ignored) parity bits are set to zero.
A weak key j has the attribute: DES_j( DES_j(m) ) = m, that means that the process of encrypting and decrypting is the same.
This leads for CBC-DES with IV = 0 to:
DES_j(PAD(B))
= DES_j(B || A)
= DES_j(B) || DES_j(DES_j(B) xor A) // because of CBC mode with IV = 0
= DES_j(B) || DES_j(DES_j(B)) // because A consists only of zeros
= DES_j(B) || B // because j is a weak DES key
This phenomenon doesn't occur with other padding schemes which don't add zero blocks.


Ketra's Messenger Naran Ashanuk:
The Silenos were a wandering tribe that followed the wind. I suppose if you've made it this far you already know that. We Varka are warriors! We're the toughest, most tenacious fighters ever! You're extremely brave!
You helped us to drive those arrogant Ketra Orcs from our territory!
Dear friend of the Varka, please stay and help us fight our enemy!
Quest


Ogg is a popular media container format, which provides basic streaming / buffering mechanisms and is content-agnostic. Most popular codecs that are used within Ogg streams are Vorbis (thus making Ogg/Vorbis streams) and Theora (Ogg/Theora).
Ogg stream is a sequence Ogg pages. They can be read sequentially, or one can jump into arbitrary stream location and scan for "OggS" sync code to find the beginning of a new Ogg page and continue decoding the stream contents from that one.
This page hosts a formal specification of Ogg media container file using Kaitai Struct. This specification can be automatically translated into a variety of programming languages to get a parsing library.
import kaitai_struct_nim_runtime
import options
type
Ogg* = ref object of KaitaiStruct
`pages`*: seq[Ogg_Page]
`parent`*: KaitaiStruct
Ogg_Page* = ref object of KaitaiStruct
`syncCode`*: seq[byte]
`version`*: seq[byte]
`reserved1`*: uint64
`isEndOfStream`*: bool
`isBeginningOfStream`*: bool
`isContinuation`*: bool
`granulePos`*: uint64
`bitstreamSerial`*: uint32
`pageSeqNum`*: uint32
`crc32`*: uint32
`numSegments`*: uint8
`lenSegments`*: seq[uint8]
`segments`*: seq[seq[byte]]
`parent`*: Ogg
proc read*(_: typedesc[Ogg], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: KaitaiStruct): Ogg
proc read*(_: typedesc[Ogg_Page], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: Ogg): Ogg_Page
##[
Ogg is a popular media container format, which provides basic
streaming / buffering mechanisms and is content-agnostic. Most
popular codecs that are used within Ogg streams are Vorbis (thus
making Ogg/Vorbis streams) and Theora (Ogg/Theora).
Ogg stream is a sequence Ogg pages. They can be read sequentially,
or one can jump into arbitrary stream location and scan for "OggS"
sync code to find the beginning of a new Ogg page and continue
decoding the stream contents from that one.
]##
proc read*(_: typedesc[Ogg], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: KaitaiStruct): Ogg =
template this: untyped = result
this = new(Ogg)
let root = if root == nil: cast[Ogg](this) else: cast[Ogg](root)
this.io = io
this.root = root
this.parent = parent
block:
var i: int
while not this.io.isEof:
let it = Ogg_Page.read(this.io, this.root, this)
this.pages.add(it)
inc i
proc fromFile*(_: typedesc[Ogg], filename: string): Ogg =
Ogg.read(newKaitaiFileStream(filename), nil, nil)
##[
Ogg page is a basic unit of data in an Ogg bitstream, usually
it's around 4-8 KB, with a maximum size of 65307 bytes.
]##
proc read*(_: typedesc[Ogg_Page], io: KaitaiStream, root: KaitaiStruct, parent: Ogg): Ogg_Page =
template this: untyped = result
this = new(Ogg_Page)
let root = if root == nil: cast[Ogg](this) else: cast[Ogg](root)
this.io = io
this.root = root
this.parent = parent
let syncCodeExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(4))
this.syncCode = syncCodeExpr
##[
Version of the Ogg bitstream format. Currently must be 0.
]##
let versionExpr = this.io.readBytes(int(1))
this.version = versionExpr
let reserved1Expr = this.io.readBitsIntBe(5)
this.reserved1 = reserved1Expr
##[
EOS (End Of Stream) mark. This page is the last page in the
logical bitstream. The EOS flag must be set on the final page of
every logical bitstream, and must not be set on any other page.
]##
let isEndOfStreamExpr = this.io.readBitsIntBe(1) != 0
this.isEndOfStream = isEndOfStreamExpr
##[
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the logical bitstream. The BOS flag must be set on the first
page of every logical bitstream, and must not be set on any
other page.
]##
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this.isBeginningOfStream = isBeginningOfStreamExpr
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packet in the logical bitstream.
]##
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this.isContinuation = isContinuationExpr
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abstract value, whose meaning is determined by the codec. It
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number of frames or a more complex scheme.
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this.granulePos = granulePosExpr
##[
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particular logical bitstream. Each logical bitstream in a file
has a unique value, and this field allows implementations to
deliver the pages to the appropriate decoder. In a typical
Vorbis and Theora file, one stream is the audio (Vorbis), and
the other is the video (Theora).
]##
let bitstreamSerialExpr = this.io.readU4le()
this.bitstreamSerial = bitstreamSerialExpr
##[
Sequential number of page, guaranteed to be monotonically
increasing for each logical bitstream. The first page is 0, the
second 1, etc. This allows implementations to detect when data
has been lost.
]##
let pageSeqNumExpr = this.io.readU4le()
this.pageSeqNum = pageSeqNumExpr
##[
This field provides a CRC32 checksum of the data in the entire
page (including the page header, calculated with the checksum
field set to 0). This allows verification that the data has not
been corrupted since it was created. Pages that fail the
checksum should be discarded. The checksum is generated using a
polynomial value of 0x04C11DB7.
]##
let crc32Expr = this.io.readU4le()
this.crc32 = crc32Expr
##[
The number of segments that exist in this page. There can be a
maximum of 255 segments in any one page.
]##
let numSegmentsExpr = this.io.readU1()
this.numSegments = numSegmentsExpr
##[
Table of lengths of segments.
]##
for i in 0 ..< int(this.numSegments):
let it = this.io.readU1()
this.lenSegments.add(it)
##[
Segment content bytes make up the rest of the Ogg page.
]##
for i in 0 ..< int(this.numSegments):
let it = this.io.readBytes(int(this.lenSegments[i]))
this.segments.add(it)
proc fromFile*(_: typedesc[Ogg_Page], filename: string): Ogg_Page =
Ogg_Page.read(newKaitaiFileStream(filename), nil, nil)


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POST /api/v1/customers - create customer
- FormParam firstName - set firstName to param
- FormParam lastName - set lastName to param
- FormParam birth - set birth to param [yyyy-MM-dd]
PUT /api/v1/customers/{id} - update customer with id
- FormParam firstName - set firstName to param
- FormParam lastName - set lastName to param
- FormParam birth - set birth to param [yyyy-MM-dd]
GET /api/v1/customers/{id} - get customer with id
GET /api/v1/customers - list customers by parameters
- QueryParam firstName - customers whose firstName starts with param
- QueryParam lastName - customers whose lastName starts with param
- QueryParam birthFrom - customers who were born after param (incl.) [yyyy-MM-dd]
- QueryParam birthTo - customers who were born before param (incl.) [yyyy-MM-dd]
DELETE /api/v1/customers/{id} - delete customer with id
DELETE /api/v1/customers - delete customers by parameters
- QueryParam firstName - customers whose firstName starts with param
- QueryParam lastName - customers whose lastName starts with param
- QueryParam birthFrom - customers who were born after param (incl.) [yyyy-MM-dd]
- QueryParam birthTo - customers who were born before param (incl.) [yyyy-MM-dd]


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The shapefile file path.
Closes the related resources and release the file handlers.
The fields filter could be 'all', 'none', Array.
Opens the related resources and get ready for reading records.
Gets the record count of shapefile.
The count of shapefile.
Gets the envelope of the shapefile.
The envelope of shapefile.
Gets the fields detail of the shapefile.
Indicates whether to show field details (name, type, length, decimal) or not. Default to false.
The fields of shapefile.
Gets shapefile record by a specified id, and returns with the given fields. If fields is not indicated, all fields will be fetched.
The record id. Starts from 1.
The fields that will be fetch from DBF file.
The record that contains the required id.
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The header of shapefile.
Gets the iterator of the shapefile. Used to loop all the records in flow mode.
Indicates the filter for iterating the records. Allows to filter with fields and envelopes.
The iterator for looping records of shapefile.
Remove shapefile record by id.
The id to remove. Starts from 1.
Copy the shp, shx and dbf files as another filename.
Creates an empty shapefile as well as its shape index file and d-base file.
The shapefile path. File path extension must be '.shp'.
The geometry type that this new shapefile maintains.
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Pizza Lecker, Inc., branded as Lecker's, is a Kenyan multinational pizza restaurant chain founded in 2020. The restaurant is fully kenyan domiciled and headquartered at the heart of NAIROBI Park Lane. Our restaurant offers offers a very unique atmosphere for customers in addition to home delivery services for all pizza orders and we know that pizza is a family meal which popular around the world and that has resulted in a large number of chains of pizza restaurants but non of them is the best than PIZZA LECKER.
Dear Customer, your order will be processed and deliverly will be done within the next one hour after placement.
Our policy is that you have to provide the full amount after deliverly to avoid any inconvinience.
In case of any complains and suggestions kindly reach out to our customer care department we are ready to help.
Ragrds,
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| Name | Size | Crust | Topping | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Home delivery will cost sh. 200


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- get_document(repo_id)
- Downloads README file from the Github trending repositories and
saves in the directory specified in CORPUS.
:param
repo_id: String of the form <username>/<repoName>
:return
Integer denoting the status of exit (0 for success and 1 otherwise)
- get_repo_list(site, index)
- Used for getting the repositories in the pageIndex provided by index variable.
Then calls get_document function to download README.
:param
site: String containing the site url
index: Integer used in paging of the site_url
:return
Integer denoting the status of exit (0 for success and 1 otherwise)
- scrape_site()
- Wrapper function for scraping github site.
utils.sites is a list of urls which are being scraped.
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Prince Harry, young Archie send good-luck message to England
TOKYO (AP) - Britain’s Royal Family is getting excited about England’s appearance in the Rugby World Cup final - even its most recent arrival.
Prince Harry has sent a message of support to the England squad ahead of their title match against South Africa in Yokohama on Saturday.
Included in the message was a photo of the prince’s 5-month-old son, Archie, in an England jersey.
“A nice touch,” England flanker Sam Underhill said Friday.
Harry is a long-standing England fan and a patron of the Rugby Football Union. He will be attending the final this weekend.
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09. Write an expression that checks for given point (x, y) if it is within the circle K( (1,1), 3) and out of the rectangle R(top=1, left=-1, width=6, height=2).
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Match Play. Red leads 5-0 to 7. How should Red play 21?
pips Red=73 White=176
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
If Red doesn’t get hit he is likely to win an undoubled gammon and the match.
Once he has cleared his 6-pt in the bear-off he will significantly reduce his chances of being hit. Logic dictates therefore that he should start to clear the 6-pt now. The two top plays are 6/3 and 6/4, 5/4. 9/6, which was played over the board, is very nearly a blunder.
Once he has cleared his 6-pt in the bear-off he will significantly reduce his chances of being hit. Logic dictates therefore that he should start to clear the 6-pt now. The two top plays are 6/3 and 6/4, 5/4. 9/6, which was played over the board, is very nearly a blunder.
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