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Ok this situation is quite complicated here and I'm not sure I understand the whole situation (an import graph would be quite beneficial).
So I look at algebra/gcd_domain.lean and think to myself: I should define normalize x
to replace x * norm_unit x
since that expression is used a lot and should have a name and is actually the whole point of normalization_domain
(we don't really care about the unit it multiplies by, right?).
But this would require lemmas from ring_theory/associated.lean about units and dvd.
Unfortunately, it imports data/int/gcd.lean which imports algebra.gcd_domain, and this is an essential import in the sense that a majority of the file is based on this import.
However, data/int/gcd.lean
is not an essential import of ring_theory/associated.lean
, in the sense that < 10% of the file breaks when I remove that import. Things that break include three theorems which is essentially examples about int and nat, and also a section below about normalization domain.
So my proposal is:
1. remove the import data/int/gcd.lean
from ring_theory/associated.lean
2. move ring_theory/associated.lean
to algebra/associated.lean
3. add the import algebra/associated.lean
to algebra/gcd_domain.lean
4. add normalize
in algebra/gcd_domain.lean
5. move the three theorems that break to data/int/gcd.lean
6. move the section that breaks to algebra/gcd_domain.lean
@Mario Carneiro do you think this is a good idea? did I miss anything?
why does int.gcd
use algebra.normalization_domain
?
There is no algebra.normalization_domain
: it is just algebra.gcd_domain
.
And that uses that because the whole file is about gcd
nat.gcd
doesn't
because nat
isn't a gcd_domain
I suppose we can remove the normalization_domain
and gcd_domain
sections of data/int/gcd.lean
and move them to algebra/gcd_domain.lean
?
What do you think?
afterall there's a proof that int
is euclidean_domain
in algebra/euclidean_domain.lean
anyway, so this wouldn't be unprecedented
my guess is that you can do integer gcd by reference to nat gcd, without bringing in the abstract algebra. But setting that aside, I think that moving ring_theory.associated
to algebra
is okay for much of it, but not all; you will probably need to split the file
Ok I'll experiment on a branch
I think that data.int.gcd
shouldn't bring in anything from ring_theory
I agree
@Mario Carneiro so where should these theorems go?
theorem irreducible_iff_nat_prime : ∀(a : ℕ), irreducible a ↔ nat.prime a lemma nat.prime_iff_prime {p : ℕ} : p.prime ↔ _root_.prime (p : ℕ) := lemma nat.prime_iff_prime_int {p : ℕ} : p.prime ↔ _root_.prime (p : ℤ) := def associates_int_equiv_nat : (associates ℤ) ≃ ℕ :=
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/normalize/src/pending/default.lean
Can one break up file X.lean
into X_part_1.lean
and X_part_2.lean
and then just change X.lean
into import X_part_1.lean import X_part_2.lean
, and then you have more breathing space to fiddle with imports?
@Mario Carneiro what do you think about #668?
what chris said - summary?
it's in this zulip thread
some definitions changed?
I would chime in and say a Zulip thread is not a summary. It's useful for reference but you should be able to get the gist of the PR without looking at Zulip
done @Mario Carneiro
I think a good rule in future might be that moving stuff around should be in a separate PR from adding any new code, to make review easier.
agreed
I'll be careful about that in the future
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Royal Mail wins High Court injunction to prevent potential postal strikes
by Sebastian McCarthyRoyal Mail has secured a High Court injunction to block potential Christmas postal strikes.
The company argued that there were “irregularities” with the ballot which delivered an outcome overwhelmingly in support of industrial action.
The Communication Workers Union has denied Royal Mail’s claims.
Members had voted to support the walkout by roughly 97 per cent on a turnout of nearly 76 per cent.
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01 Sep 2019
I defended my thesis in September 2019! It was about learning to segment complex auditory scenes into constituent sources without access to ground truth training data. I developed a method for bootstrapping a deep learning model via primitives - hard-wired auditory grouping principles that have been observed in the mammalian auditory cortex. The primitive estimates were then used in concert with a confidence measure to train a deep audio source separation model.
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10 Feb 2019
Separating an audio scene into isolated sources is a fundamental problem in computer audition, analogous to image segmentation in visual scene analysis. Source separation systems based on deep learning are currently the most successful approaches for solving the underdetermined separation problem, where there are more sources than channels. Traditionally, such systems are trained on sound mixtures where the ground truth decomposition is already known. Since most real-world recordings do not have such a decomposition available, this limits the range of mixtures one can train on, and the range of mixtures the learned models may successfully separate. In this work, we use a simple blind spatial source separation algorithm to generate estimated decompositions of stereo mixtures.
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10 Jan 2019
Voice recording is a challenging task with many pitfalls due to sub-par recording environments, mistakes in recording setup, microphone quality, etc. Newcomers to voice recording often have difficulty recording their voice, leading to recordings with low sound quality. Many amateur recordings of poor quality have two key problems: too much reverberation (echo), and too much background noise (e.g. fans, electronics, street noise). We present VoiceAssist, a system that helps inexperienced users produce high quality recordings by providing real-time visual feedback on audio quality.
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15 Oct 2017
Audio source separation is the process of decomposing a signal containing sounds from multiple sources into a set of signals, each from a single source. Source separation algorithms typically leverage assumptions about correlations between audio signal characteristics (“cues”) and the audio sources or mixing parameters, and exploit these to do separation. We train a neural network to predict quality of source separation, as measured by Signal to Distortion Ratio, or SDR. We do this for three source separation algorithms, each leveraging a different cue - repetition, spatialization, and harmonicity/pitch proximity. Our model estimates separation quality using only the original audio mixture and separated source output by an algorithm. These estimates are reliable enough to be used to guide switching between algorithms as cues vary. Our approach for separation quality prediction can be generalized to arbitrary source separation algorithms.
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01 Dec 2016
We approach cover song identification using a novel time-series representation of audio based on the 2DFT. The audio is represented as a sequence of magnitude 2D Fourier Transforms (2DFT). This representation is robust to key changes, timbral changes, and small local tempo deviations. We look at cross-similarity between these time-series, and extract a distance measure that is invariant to music structure changes. Our approach is state-of-the-art on a recent cover song dataset, and expands on previous work using the 2DFT for music representation and work on live song recognition.
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16 Sep 2016
Audealize is a new way of looking at audio production tools. Instead of the traditional complex interfaces consisting of knobs with hard-to-understand labels, Audealize provides a semantic interface. Simply describe the type of sound you’re looking for in the search boxes, or click and drag around the maps to find new effects.
01 Aug 2016
Audio source separation is the isolation of sound producing sources in an audio scene (e.g. isolating a horn section in a big band).
Nonnegative Matrix Factorization (NMF) is a popular source separation method. It learns a dictionary of spectral templates from the audio. Separation via NMF needs external guidance to group spectral templates by source.
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03 Nov 2014
SocialReverb is a task designed to collect words that people use to describe reverberation. In collecting this vocabulary, we can map words people use to describe audio to actual tools that can manipulate the audio. Using that knowledge, we can develop tools that allow laymen to manipulate audio just by describing it.
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Fall 2019, USC Annenberg School for Journalism. Taught by Jenn de la Fuente.
Here is where you'll find slides and other fun stuff for our class!
You will design a logo for your company, and an accompanying style guide. Assignment is due Wednesday, September 25 by 9 a.m.. Specs for the assignment are in this PDF. You must turn in digital files for your logo, as well as your logo printed and centered on 8.5 x 11 paper (cardstock is preferred). You will also need to turn in a style guide and a document with 1-2 paragraphs explaining your design choices and why you designed what you did.
If you need to look at a sample style guide, you may find one here.
Turn in your digital files to Dropbox here. You must turn in a .zip file (so put all your files in a folder and then zip it up). You will turn in your physical copies in class.

You will design a brochure and a series of digital ads for your company. Assignment is due Wednesday, October 23 by 9 a.m.. Specs for the assignment are in this PDF. You must turn in your digital file and a physical version of your brochure, and only digital versions of your ads.
Turn in your digital files to this Dropbox link. You must turn in either your PSD or AI or InDesign files for your brochure and ads and all supporting files. DON'T FORGET TO PROPERLY PACKAGE YOUR FILES! You will turn in your physical copies in class.
You'll create a microsite -- a one-page website -- for your company. You can promote a single event or product, or create a web version of your brochure. Assignment is due Wednesday, November 6th by 9 a.m.. Specs for the assignment are in this PDF.
Turn in the link to your website address via email, or if you used a prototyping program to design your microsite, turn in those files via Dropbox. NO PRINTED FILES ARE NECESSARY FOR THIS PROJECT.
It’s time to design a final promotional package for your company. This package should have 2 or 3 items in it, and you can used revised versions of previous assignments, such as the brochure. You should design one additional item for this package, digital or physical. Digital examples include designing a website (3-4 pages) or designing a prototype for an app (3-4 screens, depends on the type of app you're creating.) Print examples include as a booklet, a mini magazine, a mini catalog, a lookbook, or packaging for a product your company makes. Your promotional package should contain information about your company and what services you offer.
Assignment is due Wednesday, December 4 by 9 a.m.. Specs for the assignment are in this PDF. You must turn in your digital files and a physical version of your promotional package (if you created a physical package).
Turn in your digital files to this Dropbox link. You must turn in either your entire package for your item, links and everything. You will turn in your physical copies in class.


VDJdb web browser application is developed and maintained by Dmitry Bagaev
(@bvdmitri).
Photo by Vincent van den Hoogen
Shugay, Mikhail
Community relations, chief data curator.
Standalone API for VDJdb and database management system is developed and maintained by Dr. Mikhail Shugay
(@mikessh).
Contributors
Funding
VDJdb database is a collaborative effort originally supported by Pirogov Russian National Research Medical
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Due to frequent page changes, you probably should enter the Matrix again, from the homepage.
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Branch 177 of Judgement of Academy City


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self-employed religious pastor
Master of Arts, Religious Education, Talbot Seminary at Biola University Bachelor of Arts, Religion-Bible Emphasis, Vanguard University Community Consensus Initiative certificate Graduate course work in Leadership, Denver Seminary
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Campaign contribution to Cory Gardner for Senate Campaign contributions to Lew Gaiter for Governor
Larimer County Republicans Fort Collins Church Network Chaplain, GRIT Athletics, Fort Collins CO Board, Ridgeview Classical School, Fort Collins CO
Earning the 1992 Republican Nominee for State House of Representatives offered me an inside knowledge of the experience of running for political office.
This commission is likely to be populated by people with political connections. My political connections, such as they were, are out-dated. But I had a wonderful experience in the political arena. That coupled with my love of history and appreciation of digging into hard data will make me an asset to the commission.
Consensus requires knowledge of the facts wedded to a genuine appreciation for how facts are interpreted by others. However, the first step to achieving consensus is listening and digesting what others are saying. No one is impartial. Being fair begins with acknowledging one's preferences, followed by an appreciating diverse perspectives. Being fair is a goal that though may seldom be achieved must consistently be pursued.
Much of my work revolves around discovering the big picture in ancient stories while uncovering the principles by which people and cultures of the past successfully organized their lives and institutions. Too often people focus on symptoms, and fail to recognize the systemic problems. Getting beyond the immediate pain (or pleasure) often requires careful analysis dependent upon diverse perspectives.
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Within 60 days, you will be receiving orders from across the globe, along with customer feedback.
Within 90 days, you will have a self-sustainable business model that will last for the long-term.


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Product Development
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With product launches in China, US, and SE Asia, we'll help your company to have the right pieces in place for a new launch.
Startups
Whether it's fundraising, go to market, or building out a technical team, we've built everything from databases to term sheets and everything in between.
Corporate Innovation
We've run workshops and helped companies like PWC and Air Liquide to think in more responsive and more agile way.
Keynote Speeches
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Coding happens when programmers write text in a language that a computer can understand. The computer can then follow the instructions the programmer wrote.
A computer is a machine that can execute a program. With the right program, a computer can do any mechanical computation you can imagine.
A program describes a very precise sequence of steps. Since the computer is just a machine, the program must give the steps in a way that can be executed mechanically. That is, the program can be followed without any thought.
A programming language is a language designed for producing computer programs. A good programming language makes it easy for humans to read and write programs that can be executed by a computer.
Python is a programming language. The programs that we write in the python language will be the input to the python interpreter, which is a program that runs on the computer. The Python interpreter reads our programs and executes them by following the rules of the Python language.
Basic HTML involves using Tags, Elements and Attributes within the code to make your webpage more user friendly and appealing. Tags can change the appearance of words from normal test to something else for example HTML stands for Hypertext Markup. Elements are everything from the start tag through the end tag.
Webpages can use HTML as the structure, CSS for style, and Javascript in order to have interactive components.
HTML is the widely used markup language for web pages. It provides the structure of text information in a document so that certain text will be labeled as headings or paragraphs. It will also allow for embedded images and other objects to be supplemented for text.
Programmers need to try and avoid repetition. When they don't, this may lead to copying and pasting certain style attributes into many HTML elements. Programmers need to be consistent so that every lesson will look the same.
A variable is a name that refers to a value. In Python, we can use any sequence of letters and numbers and underscores (_) we want to make a variable name, so long as it does not start with a number. For example:
Decia_stage2
Sooners
Student15
We can introduce a new variable by using an assignment statement. Once the program executes the assignment expression, the variable name will refer to the value of the expression on the right side of the assignment. We can use the variable name anywhere we want and it will mean the same thing as the value it refers to.
Test_of_speed = 435
The value a variable refers to can change. When a variable name is used, it always refers to the last value assigned to that variable. Since the value that a variable refers to can change, the same exact expression can have different values at different times depending on when it was executed.
This gets more interesting when we use the same variable on both sides of an assignment. The right side is evaluated first, using the current value of the variable. Then the assignment is done using that value. In the following expressions, the value of hours changes from 9 to 10 and then to 20 as the expression changes:
Hours = 9
Hours = Hours + 1 #after the assignment, Hours refers to 10
Hours = Hours * 2 #after the assignment, Hours refers to 20
It is important to remember that although we use = for assignment it does not mean equality. You should think of the = sign in Python as an arrow, , showing that the value the right side evaluates to is being assigned to the variable name on the left side.
A string is a sequence of characters surrounded by quotes; either single or double. The only requirement is that the string must start and end with the same kind of quote. This allows you to include quotes inside of quotes as a character in the string.
name = ‘Decia’ or “Decia”
print name
print ‘Hello’ + name
We can also use the plus sign operator (+) on strings, but it has a different meaning from when it is used on numbers. With string, plus sign means concatenation which is the joining of character strings from end-to-end. However, you cannot use the plus sign operator to combine strings and integers. If you do, you will get an error message once the program runs.
name = ‘Decia’
print name
print ‘Hello’ + name
Hello Decia
You can select a sub-sequence of a string by designating a starting position and an end position. Python reads the characters positions starting at 0, so that if we consider the string ‘Project’ that has 8 characters, then ‘P’ would be in the 0 position. If the start expression is missing, the sub-sequence starts from the beginning of the string. If the end expression is missing, the sub-sequence goes to the end of the string.
(string){start expression:end expression}
city = ‘Atlanta’
print city[3:6]
ant
The find method is a built in operation, or method, provided by Python, that operates on strings to search within a given string for a particular target expression. The output of the find is the position of the string where the specified sub-string is found. If the target string is not found anywhere in the search string, then the output will be -1.
string = ‘Stage two project is for Stage two Udacity’
print string.find(‘Stage’)
0
The find method can also pass in a number as well as a target expression. The number input is the position in the search string where the find will start looking for the target string. The output is a number giving the position of the first occurrence of the target string in the search string at or after the number input position. If there is no occurrence at or after that position, the output is -1.
string = ‘Stage two project is for Stage two Udacity’
print string.find(‘Stage’, 5)
25
Control flow is a way to control the execution of the program statements so that it will behave as the programmer intended. One way Python programming uses this is through “If statements” and “While Loops”. If statements will evaluate the value of the first expression to see if it is “True”, and if “True” the second expression will not be evaluated. If the first expression value is evaluated to be “False”, the value will become the second expression value. On the other hand, While Loops will continue to repeat the programming statements until an evaluation of False is returned.
Example of If Statement:
if a>c:
return a
else:
return c
Example of While Loop:
i = 0
while i<10:
print i
i = i + 1
Is a programming paradigm based on the concept of "objects", which are data structures that contain data, in the form of fields, often known as attributes; and code, in the form of procedures, often known as methods. In Object Oriented Programming, computer programs are designed by making them out of objects that interact with one another.There is significant diversity in object-oriented programming, but most popular languages are class-based, meaning that objects are instances of classes, which typically also determines their type.In Object Oriented programming, computer programs are designed by making them out of objects that interact with one another. There is significant diversity in object-oriented programming, but most popular languages are class-based, meaning that objects are instances of classes, which typically also determines their type.
The library contains built-in modules that provide access to system functionality such as file I/O that would otherwise be inaccessible to Python programmers, as well as modules written in Python that provide standardized solutions for many problems that occur in everyday programming.Some of these modules are designed to encourage and enhance the portability of Python programs.
A module is a python file that has only defenitions of variables, functions, and classes. We import bits of it (or all of it) into other programs. This assumes that the module is in the same directory as the main program with file extension (py), or is a default module that comes with Python. You normally put all import statements at the beginning of the python file. Modules are great for importing code.
Methods are just like functions, but with two main differences. Methods are defined inside a class definition in order to make the relationship between the class and the method explicit.The other one is that the syntax for invoking a method is different from the syntax for calling a function.
Classes are essentially a template or blueprint to create your objects.It is a way to take a group of functions and data and place them inside a container so you can access them with an operator. A Python class starts with the word class and is followed by the class name.
Objects are an encapsulation of variables and functions into a single entity. Objects get their variables and functions from classes.
The instance could be called the constructor of the class because it initializes all of the data inside of the object.This is the first piece of code executed. Instance variables need not to be declared like some variables. They exist when they are first assigned within the code. Instance variables are normally prefixed with the reserved word self. They are typically introduced and initialized in a constructor method named __init__. The instance method is a function that binds to a class object in order to return certain data about that object.
class Movie():
def __init__(self, movie_title, movie_storyline, poster_image, trailer_youtube):
self.title = movie_title
self.storyline = movie_storyline
self.poster_image_url = poster_image
self.trailer_youtube_url = trailer_youtube
Inheritance is the process by which one class (child class) will get most or all of its data and behavior from a "parent" class.The parent and child class can interact in three ways:
1. The actions on the child imply an action on the parent.
2. The actions on the child override the action on the parent.
3. The actions on the child alter the action on the parent.
class Parent():
def __init__(self, last_name, eye_color):
print("Parent Constructor Called")
self.last_name = last_name
self.eye_color = eye_color
class Child(Parent):
def __init__(self, last_name, eye_color, number_of_toys):
print("Child Constructor Called")
Parent.__init__(self, last_name, eye_color)
self.number_of_toys = number_of_toys


API ClientAPI client. |
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Opens web browser to copy the auth token |
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Core HTTP logic for Seven Bridges API |
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Get raw response from an Item object |
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AuthenticationAuthentication. |
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Class Auth |
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Set authentication environment variables for Seven Bridges API |
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Set authentication environment variables for Seven Bridges API |
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ProjectManaging projects. |
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Returns the details of the project |
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Returns a list of all users invited to the project and their privileges |
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Files/FoldersFile and folder operations. |
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FileList Class |
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Class Files |
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Download files |
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Delete files or folders |
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Reports the complete file upload |
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Reports the completion of the part upload |
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Abort the upload |
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Returns AWS S3 signed URL for a part of the file upload |
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Returns upload information for the ongoing upload |
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Initializes the upload of the specified file |
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Set file tags |
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TasksManaging tasks. |
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batch function for task batch execution |
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set task function hook |
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File SystemsFile systems class. |
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FS class |
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CLI UploaderUpload files with command line uploader. |
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Download Seven Bridges command line uploader and extract to a specified directory |
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List projects using Seven Bridges command line uploader |
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List all the tags in project using Seven Bridges command line uploader |
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Upload files using Seven Bridges command line uploader |
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Common Workflow LanguageCreating CWL tools and workflows in R. |
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Class App |
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Convert App or a CWL JSON file to Tool or Flow object |
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Get input/output matrix out of JSON CWL file directly |
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Class Tool |
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Test tools in rabix/rabix-devel (DEPRECATED) |
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Test tools with cwl-runner |
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Test tools in rabix/bunny |
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link two nodes to form a new Workflow |
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List possible linking methods |
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Build workflow |
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Get class from CWL JSON file |
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ProcessRequirement Class |
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CommandLineTool Class |
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Handler instance |
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Rabix specifc Requirements |
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DSC list |
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characterORCommandLineBindingList Class |
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Shorthand functions for cwl packages constructors |
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SchemaList |
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Binding |
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UtilitiesUtility functions. |
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Seven Bridges Platform API Client and CWL Tool Builder in R |
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Class Item |
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Meta schema |
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add |
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Convert a object slots/fields to a list, json, or yaml file |
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Set testing env |
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Tagging control for **string array** values. ## Free text Just add tags by typing, then `tab`- or `arrow`- or `mouse`-selecting. Set the `allowNew` property to `true` so that anything goes.
## Constrained values Tags can be forced to be picked only from a specific `datasource` or set of data:
## Metadata `PacemTagsElement` can be injected into an autogenerating form the following way:
[ {"prop": "tags", "type": "array", "display": { "name": "Tags", "ui": "tags" }, "extra": { "allowNew": true, "allowDuplicates": false, "source": [] } } ]


What to see, what to do
The house and its surroundings are full of things to do and see. You will be able to rest, to move, to visit or to have fun!
In the House
Rest or have fun with the activities to do at the house
Jacuzzi
In the garden under an arbour, 9:00am to 10:30am and 5:00pm to 8:00, privatization possible
Library and film library
Take the time to read or watch a movie undisturbed on the mezzanine floor
Games library
Relax and have fun around a good game
Living room
Relax near the chimney or the stove
On the property
Discover the countryside garden, the vegetables we grow, the creek and the chapel
Vegetable garden
Discover what we grow and relax in our garden
La Vandenesse
In the back of the land, to cool children's feet and appease parents mind!
Saint-Gervais Chapel
Chapel of the 15th century in the back of the land
Garden
Relax and enjoy nature in the Burgundy countryside
To do in the vicinity
Discover the treasures of Burgundy
Nautical base of Panthier
8km far
Golf and Château de Chailly
20 minutes away
Burgundy vineyards
Less than 30 minutes away
Les Anis de Flavigny
Traditional Burgundy sweets, 40 minutes away
Canal de Bourgogne
Alone or with a guide, discover how bargemen once lived
Bicycle tour
Cyclotourists? Simple hike around the Canal de Bourgogne ?
Château de Commarin
10 minutes away
Morvan natural park
45 minutes away
Alesia
French History only 40 minutes away
Aerodrome Pouilly-Maconge
With just a 10-minute drive, have the opportunity to fly over Burgundy!
Cities and villages to visit
Come and visit Burgundy's most beautiful places
Dijon
42 km far
Châteauneuf-en-Auxois
7 km far, named one of the 157 "Most Beautiful French villages"
Beaune
30 minutes away
Autun
45 minutes away
Vézelay
1h away
Saulieu
30 minutes away


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Author:
David Pauli
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Since:
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Since:
0.1.0 Configure the Locale and Currency to make REST calls.
Since:
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Since:
0.1.1 Save their own shop credentials and use Information objects unstatic.
Since:
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
Since:
0.1.3 Add shop attributes.
Located at Shop.class.php
Methods summary
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__construct( String $host, String $shop, String $authToken, boolean $isssl = true )
The constructor for the shop class.
The constructor for the shop class.
Parameters
- $host
- The ePages host to connect.
- $shop
- The refered ePages shop.
- $authToken
- The authentificaton token to connect via REST.
- $isssl
- True, if you use SSL, false if not. Default value is true.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Save the own login credentials.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
0.1.3 Load shop attributes.
|
public
|
#
__destruct( )
The destructor for the main class.
The destructor for the main class.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Unset the own shop credentials.
0.1.3 Delete all shop attributes.
|
public
String
|
#
__toString( )
Prints the Shop object as a string.
Prints the Shop object as a string.
This function returns the setted values of the shop object.
Returns
String The URL as a string.
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
boolean
|
#
deleteProduct( ep6\Product & $product )
Deletes a product.
This function try to deletes the product in the shop. It also unset the given Product object.
Parameters
- $product
- product to delete.
Returns
boolean True if the deletion works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.1.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
ep6\URL |null
|
#
getBackofficeURL( )
Returns the backoffice URL.
Returns the backoffice URL.
Returns
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
ep6\ContactInformation |null
|
#
getContactInformation( )
Get the contact information.
Get the contact information.
Returns
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Create an unstatic Information object.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
mixed[]|null
|
#
getCurrencies( )
Returns all currencies.
Returns
mixed[]|null All currencies in an array or null if the REST call will fail.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
String|null
|
#
getDefaultCurrency( )
Returns the default currencies.
Returns the default currencies.
Returns
String|null Default currencies or null if the REST call does fail.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
String|null
|
#
getDefaultLocale( )
Returns the default localization.
Returns the default localization.
Returns
String|null Default localization or null if the REST call does fail.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
mixed[]|null
|
#
getLocales( )
Returns all localizations.
Returns all localizations.
Returns
mixed[]|null All localizations in an array or null if the REST call does fail.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
ep6\Image |null
|
#
getLogo( )
Returns the shop logo.
Returns
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
String|null
|
#
getName( )
Returns the shop name.
Returns
String|null The shop name.
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
ep6\PrivacyPolicyInformation |null
|
#
getPrivacyPolicyInformation( )
Get the privacy policy information.
Get the privacy policy information.
Returns
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Create an unstatic Information object.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
ep6\RightsOfWithdrawalInformation |null
|
#
getRightsOfWithdrawalInformation( )
Get the rights of withdrawal information.
Get the rights of withdrawal information.
Returns
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Create an unstatic Information object.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
ep6\ShippingInformation |null
|
#
getShippingInformation( )
Get the shipping information.
Get the shipping information.
Returns
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Create an unstatic Information object.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
String|null
|
#
getSlogan( )
Returns the shop slogan.
Returns
String|null The shop slogan.
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
ep6\URL |null
|
#
getStorefrontURL( )
Returns the storefront URL.
Returns the storefront URL.
Returns
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
TermsAndCondiditonInformation
|
#
getTermsAndConditionInformation( )
Get the terms and condition information.
Get the terms and condition information.
Returns
TermsAndCondiditonInformation The terms and condition information of the shop or null if the REST call fails.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.1 Create an unstatic Information object.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
String|null
|
#
getUsedCurrency( )
Returns configured Currency.
Returns configured Currency.
Returns
String|null The Currency which is configured for REST calls.
Author
Since
0.1.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
String|null
|
#
getUsedLocale( )
Returns configured Locale.
Returns configured Locale.
Returns
String|null The Locale which is configured for REST calls.
Author
Since
0.1.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
|
#
resetValues( )
This function resets all shop attributes.
This function resets all shop attributes.
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
boolean
|
#
setUsedCurrency( String $currency )
Set configured Currency.
Parameters
- $currency
- $locale The new used Locale.
Returns
boolean True if set the Locale works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.1.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setUsedLocale( String $locale )
Set configured Locale.
Parameters
- $locale
- The new used Locale.
Returns
boolean True if set the Locale works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.1.0
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
|
#
useShop( )
Use this shop from now.
Author
Since
0.1.1
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|


ofAppRunner
- ofDoesHWOrientation()
- ofExit(...)
- ofGetAppPtr()
- ofGetFrameNum()
- ofGetFrameRate()
- ofGetHeight()
- ofGetLastFrameTime()
- ofGetOrientation()
- ofGetScreenHeight()
- ofGetScreenWidth()
- ofGetWidth()
- ofGetWindowHeight()
- ofGetWindowMode()
- ofGetWindowPositionX()
- ofGetWindowPositionY()
- ofGetWindowRect()
- ofGetWindowSize()
- ofGetWindowWidth()
- ofHideCursor()
- ofRunApp(...)
- ofSetAppPtr(...)
- ofSetFrameRate(...)
- ofSetFullscreen(...)
- ofSetOrientation(...)
- ofSetVerticalSync(...)
- ofSetWindowPosition(...)
- ofSetWindowShape(...)
- ofSetWindowTitle()
- ofSetupOpenGL(...)
- ofShowCursor()
- ofSleepMillis(...)
- ofToggleFullscreen()
ofAppRunner functions
ofGetAppPtr()
ofBaseApp ofGetAppPtr()
Useful to access the variables in the main app from other classes. The pointer returned by this function has to be cast from an ofBaseApp pointer, to a pointer to your inherited class, before being used.
ie:
//testApp.h
class testApp: public ofBaseApp{
...
int someVar;
}
//myClass.cpp
void myClass::method(){
doSomething( ((testApp*)ofGetAppPtr())->someVar );
}
ofGetWindowMode()
int ofGetWindowMode()
eg:
int mode = ofGetWindowMode();
if(mode == OF_WINDOW){
printf("mode is: window mode
");
}else if(mode == OF_FULLSCREEN){
printf("mode is: fullscreen mode
");
}else if(mode == OF_GAME_MODE){
printf("mode is: game mode
");
}
note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner
ofGetWindowPositionX()
int ofGetWindowPositionX()
note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner
ofGetWindowPositionY()
int ofGetWindowPositionY()
note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner
ofHideCursor()
void ofHideCursor()
Hides the mouse cursor makes the cursor invisible. note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner.
ofRunApp(...)
void ofRunApp(ofBaseApp * app)
Begins the openGL cycle of the application. It's only called once from main function in main.cpp after setting the window with ofSetupOpenGL.
From 0.06 the app is deleted on exit, so you need to call this function as shown in syntax:
ofRunApp(new testApp);
Previous versions of the examples can be using this syntax:
testApp app; ofRunApp(&app);
which will make the app crash when closing it.
ofSetFrameRate(...)
void ofSetFrameRate(int targetRate)
Attempts to set the frame rate to a given target by sleeping a certain amount per frame. The results of this may vary based if vertical sync is enabled or disabled (either at the card level or via code), because this locks the drawing to intervals where the screen refreshes.
ofSetFrameRate(...)
void ofSetFrameRate(int targetRate)
Attempts to set the frame rate to a given target by sleeping a certain amount per frame. The results of this may vary based if vertical sync is enabled or disabled (either at the card level or via code), because this locks the drawing to intervals where the screen refreshes. note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner
ofSetFullscreen(...)
void ofSetFullscreen(bool fullscreen)
Change the app window mode to fullscreen or window depending on the boolean parameter. Enables or disables fullscreen mode for your app's window. note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner.
ofSetWindowPosition(...)
void ofSetWindowPosition(int x)
Sets the window position in the screen to x,y expressed in pixels.
ofSetWindowPosition(...)
void ofSetWindowPosition(int x, int y)
Moves the app window to the x and y coordinates specified. For example: coordinates of (0,0) would set the top-left corner of your app window to the top-left corner of the screen. note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner
ofSetWindowShape(...)
void ofSetWindowShape(int width)
Sets the window size to w,h expressed in pixels. This size is that of the drawable area, doesn't include the borders of the window.
ofSetWindowShape(...)
void ofSetWindowShape(int width, int height)
Sets the dimension of your app's window. note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner
ofSetupOpenGL(...)
void ofSetupOpenGL(ofAppBaseWindow * windowPtr, int w, int h, int screenMode)
Sets up the window aspect and mode. This function should be called only from the main function in main.cpp.
w and h are the width and height of the window.
screenMode can be one of:
-
OF_WINDOW: normal window
-
OF_FULLSCREEN: fullscreen, the size of the app will be that of the current screen resolution. The w and h parameters will be ignored. This mode with the default glut window is just a window of the size of the screen without borders.
-
OF_GAME_MODE: fullscreen, the size of the app will be that passed as an argument to the function. The screen resolution will be also changed to fit that size so if the computer doesn't support that resolution, chances are that it won't work. Under glut this is real fullscreen and it's meant to be faster than window and fullscreen modes. Under linux this is the only way of getting fullscreen.
From 0.06 you can also pass a diferent version of ofAppBaseWindow than the default glut one. To pass a different windowing toolkit than glut, first create an instance of it, and then pass a pointer to it to ofSetupOpenGL.
ie:
ofAppCocoaWindow window;
ofSetupOpenGL(&window, 800, 600, OF_WINDOW);
You need to have the windowing toolkit files included in your project.
ofSetupOpenGL(...)
void ofSetupOpenGL(int w, int h, int screenMode)
Sets up the window aspect and mode. This function should be called only from the main function in main.cpp.
w and h are the width and height of the window.
screenMode can be one of:
-
OF_WINDOW: normal window
-
OF_FULLSCREEN: fullscreen, the size of the app will be that of the current screen resolution. The w and h parameters will be ignored.
ofShowCursor()
void ofShowCursor()
Shows the mouse cursor again when it's been hidden with ofHideCursor makes the cursor visible. note: this code is implemented inside the ofAppRunner


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| void | doGet (HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException |
| |
| void | doPost (HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException |
| |
Servlet implementation class AtakanServlet
| com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.AtakanServlet |
( |
| ) |
|
- See also
- HttpServlet::HttpServlet()
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.createDatabase |
( |
| ) |
|
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.createSaveTable |
( |
| ) |
|
Creates save table in my database
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.createTable |
( |
| ) |
|
Creates table to put datas in my database
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.doGet |
( |
HttpServletRequest |
request, |
|
|
HttpServletResponse |
response |
|
) |
| throws ServletException, IOException |
|
protected |
- See also
- HttpServlet::doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.doPost |
( |
HttpServletRequest |
request, |
|
|
HttpServletResponse |
response |
|
) |
| throws ServletException, IOException |
|
protected |
- See also
- HttpServlet::doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.dropSaveTable |
( |
| ) |
|
Deletes save table from database
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.dropTable |
( |
| ) |
|
Takes list of mathematicians and search query to rank according to names,birth places and working areas
- Parameters
-
- Returns
| void com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.search |
( |
String |
searchQuery, |
|
|
PrintWriter |
out |
|
) |
| |
Searches in table for given query and makes semantic ranking
- Parameters
-
| searchQuery | given input from user |
| out | page PrintWriter |
| final long com.example.servlets.AtakanServlet.serialVersionUID = 1L |
|
staticprivate |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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| guide_bins {ggplot2} | R Documentation |
This guide is a version of the guide_legend()
guide for binned scales. It
differs in that it places ticks correctly between the keys, and sports a
small axis to better show the binning. Like guide_legend()
it can be used
for all non-position aesthetics though colour and fill defaults to
guide_coloursteps()
, and it will merge aesthetics together into the same
guide if they are mapped in the same way.
guide_bins( title = waiver(), title.position = NULL, title.theme = NULL, title.hjust = NULL, title.vjust = NULL, label = TRUE, label.position = NULL, label.theme = NULL, label.hjust = NULL, label.vjust = NULL, keywidth = NULL, keyheight = NULL, axis = TRUE, axis.colour = "black", axis.linewidth = 0.5, axis.arrow = NULL, direction = NULL, default.unit = "line", override.aes = list(), reverse = FALSE, order = 0, show.limits = NULL, ... )
title |
A character string or expression indicating a title of guide.
If |
title.position |
A character string indicating the position of a title. One of "top" (default for a vertical guide), "bottom", "left" (default for a horizontal guide), or "right." |
title.theme |
A theme object for rendering the title text. Usually the
object of |
title.hjust |
A number specifying horizontal justification of the title text. |
title.vjust |
A number specifying vertical justification of the title text. |
label |
logical. If |
label.position |
A character string indicating the position of a label. One of "top", "bottom" (default for horizontal guide), "left", or "right" (default for vertical guide). |
label.theme |
A theme object for rendering the label text. Usually the
object of |
label.hjust |
A numeric specifying horizontal justification of the label text. |
label.vjust |
A numeric specifying vertical justification of the label text. |
keywidth |
A numeric or a |
keyheight |
A numeric or a |
axis |
Logical. Should a small axis be drawn along the guide |
axis.colour, axis.linewidth |
Graphic specifications for the look of the axis. |
axis.arrow |
A call to |
direction |
A character string indicating the direction of the guide. One of "horizontal" or "vertical." |
default.unit |
A character string indicating |
override.aes |
A list specifying aesthetic parameters of legend key. See details and examples. |
reverse |
logical. If |
order |
positive integer less than 99 that specifies the order of this guide among multiple guides. This controls the order in which multiple guides are displayed, not the contents of the guide itself. If 0 (default), the order is determined by a secret algorithm. |
show.limits |
Logical. Should the limits of the scale be shown with labels and ticks. |
... |
ignored. |
A guide object
This guide is intended to show binned data and work together with ggplot2's
binning scales. However, it is sometimes desirable to perform the binning in
a separate step, either as part of a stat (e.g. stat_contour_filled()
) or
prior to the visualisation. If you want to use this guide for discrete data
the levels must follow the naming scheme implemented by base::cut()
. This
means that a bin must be encoded as "(<lower>, <upper>]"
with <lower>
giving the lower bound of the bin and <upper>
giving the upper bound
("[<lower>, <upper>)"
is also accepted). If you use base::cut()
to
perform the binning everything should work as expected, if not, some recoding
may be needed.
Other guides:
guide_colourbar()
,
guide_coloursteps()
,
guide_legend()
,
guides()
p <- ggplot(mtcars) + geom_point(aes(disp, mpg, size = hp)) + scale_size_binned() # Standard look p # Remove the axis or style it p + guides(size = guide_bins(axis = FALSE)) p + guides(size = guide_bins(show.limits = TRUE)) p + guides(size = guide_bins( axis.arrow = arrow(length = unit(1.5, 'mm'), ends = 'both') )) # Guides are merged together if possible ggplot(mtcars) + geom_point(aes(disp, mpg, size = hp, colour = hp)) + scale_size_binned() + scale_colour_binned(guide = "bins")


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Comments
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Tim McManus
From the Console log:
12/13/07 8:54:11 AM ReportCrash[550] Formulating crash report for process Synergy[198] 12/13/07 8:54:13 AM ReportCrash[550] Saved crashreport to /Users/timmcmanus/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/Synergy_2007-12-13-085407_MacBookPro.crash using uid: 501 gid: 501, euid: 501 egid: 501
And...
12/13/07 10:00:00 AM [0x0-0x6d06d].org.wincent.Synergy[558] objc[558]: FREED(id): message release sent to freed object=0x149670 12/13/07 10:00:02 AM ReportCrash[612] Formulating crash report for process Synergy[558]
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for the report, Tim.
I'd say this is a duplicate of one of these:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=613 https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=614 https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=615 https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=617 https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=618 https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=621
I actually think all of these are coming from the same underling issues relating to the Garbage Collection changes, so I am going to close all of these bugs except the first reported one, and we'll do all further tracking of it there. Having multiple different bugs open is probably only confusing things.
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The combination of the And, Then,
and When operators behave much like the
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emissions from each, one set at a time, into Pattern objects.
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public class KeyUtilsSymmetric
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
KeyUtilsSymmetric()
Constructor, not necessary
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static byte[] |
decrypt(byte[] encryptedData,
javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey,
java.lang.String key)
Decrypt the given data.
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static void |
deleteKey(java.lang.String alias)
This method deletes the given key from AndroidKeyStore
|
static byte[] |
encrypt(byte[] data,
javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey,
java.lang.String key)
Encrypts the given data.
|
static javax.crypto.SecretKey |
generateKey(java.lang.String alias,
java.lang.String algorithm,
int keyLength,
boolean inMemory,
boolean userAuthenticationRequired,
int userAuthenticationValiditySeconds,
boolean invalidatedByBiometricEnrollment)
Generate a symmetric key, allows for full selection of key properties
|
static javax.crypto.SecretKey |
retrieveKey(java.lang.String alias)
Retrieve the key from the AndroidKeyStore
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static boolean |
storeKeyAndroidM(java.lang.String alias,
javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey,
boolean userAuthenticationRequired,
int userAuthenticationValiditySeconds)
Stores a SecretKey in the AndroidKeyStore.
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static boolean |
storeKeyAndroidN(java.lang.String alias,
javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey,
boolean userAuthenticationRequired,
int userAuthenticationValiditySeconds,
boolean invalidatedByBiometricEnrollment)
Stores a SecretKey in the AndroidKeyStore.
|
public static javax.crypto.SecretKey generateKey(java.lang.String alias, java.lang.String algorithm, int keyLength, boolean inMemory, boolean userAuthenticationRequired, int userAuthenticationValiditySeconds, boolean invalidatedByBiometricEnrollment)
For M+: "The Android Keystore system lets you store cryptographic keys in a container to make it more difficult to extract from the device. Once keys are in the keystore, they can be used for cryptographic operations with the key material remaining non-exportable". This means that the key can't be extracted from the keystore, and note that keys can only be shared between applications with the same signing key and shared user id.
The key protection parameters for M+ AndroidKeyStore AES keys userAuthenticationRequired, userAuthenticationValidityDurationSeconds, and nougatInvalidatedByBiometricEnrollment are linked, below are the combinations:
1) Android M+: userAuthenticationRequired(false) - the keys are still protected from export but can be used whenever needed. 2) Android M+: userAuthenticationRequired(true) and userAuthenticationValidityDurationSeconds( > 0 ) - the key can only be used if the pin has been entered within the given number of seconds. On some devices, when a fingerprint is added the key is invalidated. The # seconds can be set absurdly high, for example 100,000 if it's ok for more than a day to pass without an unlock. 3) Android M+: userAuthenticationRequired(true) and userAuthenticationValidityDurationSeconds(zero or neg) - works only with fingerprint+pin/swipe/pattern, and requires that the fingerprint is entered every time a key is used. This requires an added layer to prompt the user to swipe their fingerprint. 4) Android N+: nougatInvalidatedByBiometricEnrollment(true/false) changes the behavior in #2 - either the key will or won't be invalided when the user adds an or another fingerprint.
alias
- the alias to use if generated in AndroidKeyStorealgorithm
- AES or other Symmetric Key algorithmkeyLength
- default is 256inMemory
- for Android.M+ the key will be created outside the AndroidKeyStore and then stored
inside. The in-memory copy can be used without user authentication until the
app is closed, dereferenced, or variable is destroyed. This is useful
for MASSessionLock and Unlock, where screen unlock is only needed for unlock.userAuthenticationRequired
- for Android.M+ require screen lock. Note, if inMemory is true,
this applies only to versions extracted from the AndroidKeyStore.userAuthenticationValiditySeconds
- sets the duration for which this key is authorized
to be used after the user is successfully authenticated.invalidatedByBiometricEnrollment
- true/false for Android-N+:
if setUserAuthenticationRequired true, some Android M devices may disable
a key if a fingerprint is added. Setting this value to true ensures
the key is usable even if a fingerprint is added.public static javax.crypto.SecretKey retrieveKey(java.lang.String alias)
alias
- the alias to store the key aspublic static boolean storeKeyAndroidM(java.lang.String alias, javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey, boolean userAuthenticationRequired, int userAuthenticationValiditySeconds)
alias
- the alias to use if generated in AndroidKeyStoresecretKey
- the key to storeuserAuthenticationRequired
- for Android.M+ require screen lock. Note, if inMemory is true,
this applies only to versions extracted from the AndroidKeyStore.userAuthenticationValiditySeconds
- sets the duration for which this key is authorized
to be used after the user is successfully authenticated.public static boolean storeKeyAndroidN(java.lang.String alias, javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey, boolean userAuthenticationRequired, int userAuthenticationValiditySeconds, boolean invalidatedByBiometricEnrollment)
alias
- the alias to use if generated in AndroidKeyStoresecretKey
- the symmetric key to storeuserAuthenticationRequired
- for Android.M+ require screen lock. Note, if inMemory is true,
this applies only to versions extracted from the AndroidKeyStore.userAuthenticationValiditySeconds
- sets the duration for which this key is authorized
to be used after the user is successfully authenticated.invalidatedByBiometricEnrollment
- true/false for Android-N+:
if setUserAuthenticationRequired true, some Android M devices may disable
a key if a fingerprint is added. Setting this value to true ensures
the key is usable even if a fingerprint is added.public static void deleteKey(java.lang.String alias)
alias
- the alias of the key to deletepublic static byte[] encrypt(byte[] data, javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey, java.lang.String key)
data
- the data to encryptsecretKey
- the symmetric key for encryptionkey
- Key to use to generate a secret key for MAC operation, can be key aliaspublic static byte[] decrypt(byte[] encryptedData, javax.crypto.SecretKey secretKey, java.lang.String key)
encryptedData
- data to be decryptedsecretKey
- the symmetric key for decryptionkey
- Key to use to generate a secret key for MAC operation, can be key alias


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Layers¶
In a typical deep neural network, highest-level blocks, which perform different kinds of transformations on their inputs are called layers. A layer wraps a group of nodes and performs a specific mathematical computation, offering a shortcut for building a more complex neural network.
In Marian, for example, the mlp::dense
layer represents a fully connected layer, which implements
the operation output = activation(input * weight + bias)
. A dense layer in the graph can be
constructed with the following code:
// add input node x
auto x = graph->constant({120,5}, inits::fromVector(inputData));
// construct a dense layer in the graph
auto layer1 = mlp::dense()
("prefix", "layer1") // prefix name is layer1
("dim", 5) // output dimension is 5
("activation", (int)mlp::act::tanh) // activation function is tanh
.construct(graph)->apply(x); // construct this layer in graph
// and link node x as the input
The options are passed to the layer using pairs of (key, value)
, where key
is a predefined
option, and value
is the option value. Then construct()
is called to create a layer instance in
the graph, and apply()
to link the input with this layer.
Alternatively, the same layer can be created defining nodes and operations directly:
// construct a dense layer using nodes
auto W1 = graph->param("W1", {120, 5}, inits::glorotUniform());
auto b1 = graph->param("b1", {1, 5}, inits::zeros());
auto h = tanh(affine(x, W1, b1));
There are four categories of layers implemented in Marian, described in the sections below.
Convolution layer¶
To use a convolution
layer, you first need to install NVIDIA cuDNN.
The convolution layer supported by Marian is a 2D
convolution layer.
This layer creates a convolution kernel which is used to convolved with the input. The options that
can be passed to a convolution
layer are the following:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
prefix |
Prefix name (used to form the parameter names) |
|
|
kernel-dims |
The height and width of the kernel |
|
|
kernel-num |
The number of kernel |
|
|
paddings |
The height and width of paddings |
|
|
strides |
The height and width of strides |
|
|
Example:
// construct a convolution layer
auto conv_1 = convolution(graph) // pass graph pointer to the layer
("prefix", "conv_1") // prefix name is conv_1
("kernel-dims", std::make_pair(3,3)) // kernel is 3*3
("kernel-num", 32) // kernel no. is 32
.apply(x); // link node x as the input
MLP layers¶
Marian offers mlp::mlp
, which creates a
multilayer perceptron (MLP) network.
It is a container which can stack multiple layers using push_back()
function. There are two types
of MLP layers provided by Marian: mlp::dense
and mlp::output
.
The mlp::dense
layer, as introduced before, is a fully connected layer, and it accepts the
following options:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
prefix |
Prefix name (used to form the parameter names) |
|
|
dim |
Output dimension |
|
|
layer-normalization |
Whether to normalise the layer output or not |
|
|
nematus-normalization |
Whether to use Nematus layer normalisation or not |
|
|
activation |
Activation function |
|
|
The available activation functions for mlp are mlp::act::linear
, mlp::act::tanh
,
mlp::act::sigmoid
, mlp::act::ReLU
, mlp::act::LeakyReLU
, mlp::act::PReLU
, and
mlp::act::swish
.
Example:
// construct a mlp::dense layer
auto dense_layer = mlp::dense()
("prefix", "dense_layer") // prefix name is dense_layer
("dim", 3) // output dimension is 3
("activation", (int)mlp::act::sigmoid) // activation function is sigmoid
.construct(graph)->apply(x); // construct this layer in graph and link node x as the input
The mlp::output
layer is used, as the name suggests, to construct an output layer. You can tie
embedding layers to mlp::output
layer using tieTransposed()
, or set shortlisted words using
setShortlist()
. The general options of mlp::output
layer are listed below:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
prefix |
Prefix name (used to form the parameter names) |
|
|
dim |
Output dimension |
|
|
vocab |
File path to the factored vocabulary |
|
|
output-omit-bias |
Whether this layer has a bias parameter |
|
|
lemma-dim-emb |
Re-embedding dimension of lemma in factors, must be used with |
|
|
output-approx-knn |
Parameters for LSH-based output approximation, i.e., |
|
None |
Example:
// construct a mlp::output layer
auto last = mlp::output()
("prefix", "last") // prefix name is dense_layer
("dim", 5); // output dimension is 5
Finally, an example showing how to create a mlp::mlp
network containing multiple layers:
// construct a mlp::mlp network
auto mlp_networks = mlp::mlp() // construct a mpl container
.push_back(mlp::dense() // construct a dense layer
("prefix", "dense") // prefix name is dense
("dim", 5) // dimension is 5
("activation", (int)mlp::act::tanh))// activation function is tanh
.push_back(mlp::output() // construct a output layer
("dim", 5)) // dimension is 5
("prefix", "mlp_network") // prefix name is mlp_network
.construct(graph); // construct this mlp layers in graph
RNN layers¶
Marian offers rnn::rnn
for creating a recurrent neural network
(RNN) network. Just like mlp::mlp
,
rnn::rnn
is a container which can stack multiple layers using push_back()
function. Unlike mlp
layers, Marian only provides cell-level APIs to construct RNN. RNN cells only process a single
timestep instead of the whole batches of input sequences. There are two types of rnn layers provided
by Marian: rnn::cell
and rnn::stacked_cell
.
The rnn::cell
is the base component of RNN and rnn::stacked_cell
is a stack of rnn::cell
. The
few options of rnn::cell
layer are listed below:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
type |
Type of RNN cell |
|
|
There are nine types of RNN cells provided by Marian: gru
, gru-nematus
, lstm
, mlstm
, mgru
,
tanh
, relu
, sru
, ssru
. The general options for all RNN cells are the following:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
dimInput |
Input dimension |
|
|
dimState |
Dimension of hidden state |
|
|
prefix |
Prefix name (used to form the parameter names) |
|
|
layer-normalization |
Whether to normalise the layer output or not |
|
|
dropout |
Dropout probability |
|
|
transition |
Whether it is a transition layer |
|
|
final |
Whether it is an RNN final layer or hidden layer |
|
|
Note
Not all the options listed above are available for all the cells. For example, final
option is
only used for gru
and gru-nematus
cells.
Example for rnn::cell
:
// construct a rnn cell
auto rnn_cell = rnn::cell()
("type", "gru") // type of rnn cell is gru
("prefix", "gru_cell") // prefix name is gru_cell
("final", false); // this cell is the final layer
Example for rnn::stacked_cell
:
// construct a stack of rnn cells
auto highCell = rnn::stacked_cell();
// for loop to add rnn cells into the stack
for(size_t j = 1; j <= 512; j++) {
auto paramPrefix ="cell" + std::to_string(j);
highCell.push_back(rnn::cell()("prefix", paramPrefix));
}
The list of available options for rnn::rnn
layers:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
type |
Type of RNN layer |
|
|
direction |
RNN direction |
|
|
dimInput |
Input dimension |
|
|
dimState |
Dimension of hidden state |
|
|
prefix |
Prefix name (used to form the parameter names) |
|
|
layer-normalization |
Whether to normalise the layer output or not |
|
|
nematus-normalization |
Whether to use Nematus layer normalisation or not |
|
|
dropout |
Dropout probability |
|
|
skip |
Whether to use skip connections |
|
|
skipFirst |
Whether to use skip connections for the layer(s) with |
|
|
Examples for rnn::rnn()
:
// construct a `rnn::rnn()` container
auto rnn_container = rnn::rnn(
"type", "gru", // type of rnn cell is gru
"prefix", "rnn_layers", // prefix name is rnn_layers
"dimInput", 10, // input dimension is 10
"dimState", 5, // dimension of hidden state is 5
"dropout", 0, // dropout probability is 0
"layer-normalization", false) // do not normalise the layer output
.push_back(rnn::cell()) // add a rnn::cell in this rnn container
.construct(graph); // construct this rnn container in graph
Marian provides four RNN directions in rnn::dir
enumerator: rnn::dir::forward
,
rnn::dir::backward
, rnn::dir::alternating_forward
and rnn::dir::alternating_backward
.
For rnn::rnn(), you can use transduce()
to map the input state to the output state.
An example for transduce()
:
auto output = rnn.construct(graph)->transduce(input);
Embedding layer¶
Marian provides a shortcut to construct a regular embedding layer embedding
for words embedding.
For embedding
layers, there are following options available:
Option Name |
Definition |
Value Type |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
dimVocab |
Size of vocabulary |
|
|
dimEmb |
Size of embedding vector |
|
|
dropout |
Dropout probability |
|
|
inference |
Whether it is used for inference |
|
|
prefix |
Prefix name (used to form the parameter names) |
|
|
fixed |
whether this layer is fixed (not trainable) |
|
|
dimFactorEmb |
Size of factored embedding vector |
|
|
factorsCombine |
Which strategy is chosen to combine the factor embeddings; it can be |
|
|
vocab |
File path to the factored vocabulary |
|
|
embFile |
Paths to the factored embedding vectors |
|
|
normalization |
Whether to normalise the layer output or not |
|
|
Example to construct an embedding layer:
// construct an embedding layer
auto embedding_layer = embedding()
("prefix", "embedding") // prefix name is embedding
("dimVocab", 1024) // vocabulary size is 1024
("dimEmb", 512) // size of embedding vector is 512
.construct(graph); // construct this embedding layer in graph


Frank E. Young Jr. (Nooney)
Frank E. Young Jr. had no idea that one day when he embarked on a trail ride for fun that he would have an epiphany ... to learn to play the accordion! Listening to the group Zydeco Force during that trail ride, he became so engulfed in Zydeco music that his passion to play resulted in him being transformed several years later into the man in demand to bring audiences to their feet as ... Nooney and the Zydeco Floaters!
Affectionately nick named "Nooney" as a toddler by his mother, this Houston native grew up in an area known as Fidelity with his greatest wealth being strong community ties. A natural athlete due to his father Frank E. Young Sr. being a renowned Welterweight champion, Nooney participated in all sports while at Galena Park High and really had no interest in music other than listening to it. During those years he jammed to a little R&B and rap with Maze, The Isley Brothers, LL Cool J and Ice Cube topping as his favorite artists. As an urban cowboy he developed a love for country music with his favorites being Garth Brooks and George Strait. Little did he know that one day that eclectic array of musical artists would further influence the course of his life and career. He played his first gig at his own birthday party held at the Tabassco Club and the response was overwhelming even though the band only knew fourteen songs. The experience was so gratifying it inspired him to go further to bring his dream into a reality ... to seek engagements and to eventually record!
He did just that under his own independent label Thai's Who We Be Records which was also the title of his first CD That's Who We Be released in 1998. In the year 2000 he released his second CD entitled Bringin The Dream and his newly released CD is entitled Bringin The Hear which reinforces his goal that Zydeco is a musical force to be reckoned with!
Nooney's creative musical blend of licks and lyrics have thought provoking purpose ... to make Zydeco an aspiring genre to be resilient, recognized, and respected He wants that acknowledgement for what he calls old school Zydeco by the greats such as the late Beau Jacque and Rocking Sidney but mainly for its genesis to date that he helped to create under the mentorship of Jeffrey Broussard and Step Rideau!
Nooney's blend of R&B, with a slash of soul and a dash of Creole/Cajun seasoning combined with inventive choreographed steps implode to phenomenal heights of originality for a new wave Zydeco ... Nooney style! It's Zydeco zeal in a highly energetic show that always ignites a crowd and these accordion architects of sound can build monumental excitement!
Nooney had no idea ... then... but today this courageous young man is on a mission and he has plenty of ideas! Just take a listen 'cause he is and will always be bringing the heat!


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