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Victoria Beckham posts touching video of Harper celebrating World Kindness Day
David Beckham made a small appearance in the video, which is one of several Victoria posted to honour World Kindness Day
by Verity Sulway, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/verity-sulway/Victoria Beckham posted a heartwarming video of her eight-year-old daughter Harper Seven celebrating World Kindness Day.
The Spice Girl turned fashion designer has posted several videos today marking the day, urging her fans to be kind to themselves and to one another.
Her hubbie and Harper's dad David Beckham also makes a cameo appearance in the video.

"And...action!" he says.
Beaming in her cute purple school uniform, Harper says: Caring is sharing!
"Happy Kindness Day everyone!"
"Kisses from Harper Seven on #worldkindnessday X VB", said the caption.
VB's fans flocked to coo over Harper's sweet video.
"Lovely and she has the lucky tooth gap!", said one, with a four-leaf clover emoji, noting the wide gap in Harper's teeth, an exciting time for any child.
"She's the cutest", gushed another.

"Luv it becks is the greatest hype man ever, Harper is so adorable", said a fourth.
Taking to her Instagram story, Victoria also gave fans a glimpse into the home life of one of the UK's most famous power couples.
Doting dad David was slicing up Harper's school snack, an apple.
He went to great pains to carve the slices into a work of art, creating the letter H, number 7, and a love heart.
The artistic masterpiece didn't end there.
Victoria revealed he then tried his hand at carving stars out of the apples.
"Pretty sure she has the most impressive snack in the class!", Victoria boasted.
She also posted another two videos in honour of World Kindness Day, one of which showed her staff at her fashion line talking about what the day means to them.
Next, VB talked to the camera about the importance of being kind to ourselves and other people, in a video where she is sitting on a sofa in a silk gown.
"Being kind is the most important thing", she says.
Alongside the video, she wrote: "Let’s be kind to ourselves and to other people. #WorldKindnessDay . x VB".


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ScalaTest/Scalactic 3.1.0 (for Scala 2.10, 2.11, 2.12, and 2.13; on the JVM, JavaScript, native, and Dotty) includes the enhancements and bug fixes listed below. No source code using ScalaTest/Scalactic 3.0.8 should break, other than expired deprecations, but because this release is not binary compatible with 3.0.8, you will likely need to do a clean build to upgrade.
For information on how to include ScalaTest in your project, see the install page. For information on how to use Scalactic in your production code, see its install page.
The major new feature of ScalaTest 3.1.0 is modularity. Anything involving third party integrations has been moved to an
org.scalatestplus
package. For example, ScalaCheck integration has been moved to the org.scalatestplus.scalacheck
package. These integration artifacts can now evolve independently, which allows them to more easily
track updates in the third party libraries as well as in ScalaTest.
We have also performed deprecations in ScalaTest 3.1.0 to prepare to modularize internally in our next release, 3.2.0. In
addition to releasing the customary monolithic scalatest
artifact that contains everything in the library, as of 3.2.0
we will also release more focused artifacts, such as scalatest-funsuite
. If you add a dependency on
scalatest-funsuite
in your project's build, members of your team will only be able to use the FunSuite
style. Any attempts
to use other styles, such as FlatSpec
or FeatureSpec
, will not compile in that project unless the build file is changed.
The purpose of the internal modularization is to help teams maintain style consistency across a project when using ScalaTest. Although the user guide recommends that testing styles be chosen on a per-project or per-team basis, it has been easy for individual developers to use different styles in the same project.
We also performed deprecations in 3.1.0 to prepare to modularize assertion styles in 3.2.0. All artifacts in 3.2.0 will include
ScalaTest's basic assertions, but if you use a focused module like
scalatest-funsuite
, your team will only be able to use ScalaTest's basic assertions unless you add another dependency. If you want to
use matchers, for example, you would add either scalatest-shouldmatchers
(if you prefer should
) or
scalatest-mustmatchers
(if you prefer must
). If you add the
former, your team will be able to write matcher expressions with should
, but not must
, unless the build is changed.
Similarly, if you want to use diagrammed assertions (now called Diagrams
) on your project, you would add a dependency to scalatest-diagrams
.
Modularization required that we rename many traits, classes, and objects so that all the members of each package would belong to a single module. In the monolithic ScalaTest artifact, which everyone is currently using in their build, the old names are deprecated and will continue to work in 3.1.0. To upgrade to 3.1.0, we recommend that you first upgrade to 3.0.8 and clear all deprecation warnings. We offer a ScalaFix tool to help you fix the 3.0.8 deprecation warnings. Then, just change the version to 3.1.0. Your project should compile as before, but you'll get deprecation warnings about the name changes. To help you with all the renames, we are providing a ScalaFix tool to help you fix the 3.1.0 deprecation warnings.
The previous mechanism for encouraging style consistency across a codebase, "chosen styles," has been deactivated in 3.1.0.
ScalaTest will continue to accept chosen styles configuration (given
with -y
) during a long deprecation period, but such configuration will no longer have any effect.
ConcurrentModificationException
when executing async styles with a non-default execution context on the JVM. (PR #1628)is pending
work in AsyncFreeSpec, AsyncFlatSpec, AsyncWordSpec. (PR #1628)CompositeStatus
to eliminate a leak of the this
reference in the constructor.feature
to Feature
and scenario
to Scenario
in FeatureSpec
. Deprecated the lowercase versions. This change will make
FeatureSpec
syntax more consistent internally.
Originally the GivenWhenThen
trait offered given
,
when
, and then
methods (i.e., with lowercase names). When Scala deprecated then
,
to reclaim then
as a potential future Scala language keyword, we capitalized GivenWhenThen
's method
names. Capitalizing Feature
and Scenario
makes these method names more consistent
with the previously capitalized Given
, When
, and Then
methods.
In addition, capitalizing Feature
and Scenario
makes FeatureSpec
consistent with
Cucumber and Gherkin, and internally consistent with the capitalized form of these words that have always been shown
in ScalaTest's reports.Inspectors
. If the result type of the body is Future[Assertion]
,
the result type of the entire expression will be Future[Assertion]
.TableAsserting
. If the result type of the body is Future[Assertion]
,
the result type of the entire expression will be Future[Assertion]
.WheneverAsserting
. If the result type of the body is Future[Assertion]
,
the result type of the entire expression will be Future[Assertion]
.StringReporter
.Eventually
, by factoring out the retry behavior to a Retrying
typeclass. If the result type of the body is Future[Assertion]
,
the result type of the entire expression will be Future[Assertion]
.WebBrowser's
isInputField
method to handle element has attribute 'type'
value returns null
as 'text'
type.WebBrowser
's value_=
method to execute JavaScript to set the value when the driver being used is JavaScriptExecutor
.toDir
method to WebBrowser
..toLowerCase
when looking at the value of the environment variable for filling file pathnames. It now looks for the value "yes"
, not "true"
.SuiteSortingReporter
.MessageRecorder
thread-safe.TestIgnored
events are sent in async-style tests so that they are sent in order even under a non-default execution context (PR #1628).StatefulStatus
to eliminate a potential race condition, despite not
having evidence it ever caused a problem.setCompleted
concurrently on a StatefulStatus
, the first thread will
be allowed to execute all the callbacks in order while the second thread blocks. (PR #1628)
isCompleted
from parameterless to empty parens form, because it can observe a side effect. (PR #1628)
BeforeAndAfter
, BeforeAndAfterEach
, and
BeforeAndAfterEachTestData
traits, and the setCompleted
method of StatefulStatus
.
org.scalatest.TestsBeforeNestedSuites
, which overrides run
to invoke runTests
before
it invokes runNestedSuites
. (The default behavior of run
in Suite
invokes
runNestedSuites
before invoking runTests
.feature
in favor of Feature
in the FeatureSpec
family of traits and classes.scenario
in favor of Scenario
in the FeatureSpec
family of traits and classes.scenariosFor
in favor of ScenariosFor
in the FeatureSpec
family of traits and classes.FunSuite
style, for example, have been moved to package org.scalatest.funsuite
.
The old names still work in 3.1.0, but have been deprecated.
We also slightly renamed some of the
traits and classes when we moved them. The main style traits and classes, whose test bodies have a result type of Any
, have
“Any
” prefixed to their former simple names. For example, FunSuite
has been renamed to
AnyFunSuite
in 3.1.0.
The Any
styles will be backwards compatible with ScalaTest's original style traits, which allow you to use assertions
from any other testing library no matter the result type of those assertions. The reason for this name change is that in a future
version of ScalaTest we plan to add a new set of style traits and classes with the original names, such as FunSuite
(but
in the org.scalatest.funsuite
package), whose test bodies will have a
result type of Assertion
.
In addition, the traits and classes in package org.scalatest.fixture
have “Fixture
” prefixed to their
former simple names in their new location.
For example, org.scalatest.fixture.FunSuite
has been renamed to org.scalatest.funsuite.FixtureAnyFunSuite
.
Similarly, the traits and classes in package org.scalatest.path
have “Path
” prefixed to their
former simple names in their new location.
For example, org.scalatest.path.FunSpec
has been renamed to org.scalatest.funsuite.PathAnyFunSpec
.
Here are the details:
| FunSuite style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.FunSuite |
org.scalatest.funsuite.AnyFunSuite |
org.scalatest.FunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.funsuite.AnyFunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncFunSuite |
org.scalatest.funsuite.AsyncFunSuite |
org.scalatest.AsyncFunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.funsuite.AsyncFunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.FunSuite |
org.scalatest.funsuite.FixtureAnyFunSuite |
org.scalatest.fixture.FunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.funsuite.FixtureAnyFunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFunSuite |
org.scalatest.funsuite.FixtureAsyncFunSuite |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFunSuiteLike |
org.scalatest.funsuite.FixtureAsyncFunSuiteLike |
| FlatSpec style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.FlatSpec |
org.scalatest.flatspec.AnyFlatSpec |
org.scalatest.FlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.flatspec.AnyFlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncFlatSpec |
org.scalatest.flatspec.AsyncFlatSpec |
org.scalatest.AsyncFlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.flatspec.AsyncFlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.FlatSpec |
org.scalatest.flatspec.FixtureAnyFlatSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.FlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.flatspec.FixtureAnyFlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFlatSpec |
org.scalatest.flatspec.FixtureAsyncFlatSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFlatSpecLike |
org.scalatest.flatspec.FixtureAsyncFlatSpecLike |
| FunSpec style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.FunSpec |
org.scalatest.funspec.AnyFunSpec |
org.scalatest.FunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.funspec.AnyFunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncFunSpec |
org.scalatest.funspec.AsyncFunSpec |
org.scalatest.AsyncFunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.funspec.AsyncFunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.FunSpec |
org.scalatest.funspec.FixtureAnyFunSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.FunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.funspec.FixtureAnyFunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFunSpec |
org.scalatest.funspec.FixtureAsyncFunSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.funspec.FixtureAsyncFunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.path.FunSpec |
org.scalatest.funspec.PathAnyFunSpec |
org.scalatest.path.FunSpecLike |
org.scalatest.funspec.PathAnyFunSpecLike |
| WordSpec style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.WordSpec |
org.scalatest.wordspec.AnyWordSpec |
org.scalatest.WordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.wordspec.AnyWordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncWordSpec |
org.scalatest.wordspec.AsyncWordSpec |
org.scalatest.AsyncWordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.wordspec.AsyncWordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.WordSpec |
org.scalatest.wordspec.FixtureAnyWordSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.WordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.wordspec.FixtureAnyWordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncWordSpec |
org.scalatest.wordspec.FixtureAsyncWordSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncWordSpecLike |
org.scalatest.wordspec.FixtureAsyncWordSpecLike |
| FreeSpec style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.FreeSpec |
org.scalatest.freespec.AnyFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.FreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.freespec.AnyFreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.freespec.AsyncFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.AsyncFreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.freespec.AsyncFreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.FreeSpec |
org.scalatest.freespec.FixtureAnyFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.FreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.freespec.FixtureAnyFreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.freespec.FixtureAsyncFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.freespec.FixtureAsyncFreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.path.FreeSpec |
org.scalatest.freespec.PathAnyFreeSpec |
org.scalatest.path.FreeSpecLike |
org.scalatest.freespec.PathAnyFreeSpecLike |
| PropSpec style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.PropSpec |
org.scalatest.propspec.AnyPropSpec |
org.scalatest.PropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.propspec.AnyPropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncPropSpec |
org.scalatest.propspec.AsyncPropSpec |
org.scalatest.AsyncPropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.propspec.AsyncPropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.PropSpec |
org.scalatest.propspec.FixtureAnyPropSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.PropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.propspec.FixtureAnyPropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncPropSpec |
org.scalatest.propspec.FixtureAsyncPropSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncPropSpecLike |
org.scalatest.propspec.FixtureAsyncPropSpecLike |
| FeatureSpec style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.FeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.featurespec.AnyFeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.FeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.featurespec.AnyFeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.AsyncFeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.featurespec.AsyncFeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.AsyncFeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.featurespec.AsyncFeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.FeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.featurespec.FixtureAnyFeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.FeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.featurespec.FixtureAnyFeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.featurespec.FixtureAsyncFeatureSpec |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncFeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.featurespec.FixtureAsyncFeatureSpecLike |
org.scalatest.fixture
package. Given the
actual fixture styles were moved from this package, it made more sense for these to reside in org.scalatest
.
Here are the details:
top-level fixture traits
| |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.fixture.Suite |
org.scalatest.FixtureSuite |
org.scalatest.fixture.TestSuite |
org.scalatest.FixtureTestSuite |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncTestSuite |
org.scalatest.FixtureAsyncTestSuite |
org.scalatest.fixture.TestRegistration |
org.scalatest.FixtureTestRegistration |
org.scalatest.fixture.AsyncTestRegistration |
org.scalatest.FixtureAsyncTestRegistration |
| Assertion style | |
|---|---|
| old name | new name |
org.scalatest.Matchers |
org.scalatest.matchers.should.Matchers |
org.scalatest.MustMatchers |
org.scalatest.matchers.must.Matchers |
org.scalatest.DiagrammedAssertions |
org.scalatest.diagrams.Diagrams |
org.scalatest.words
members that were only needed by matchers to
org.scalatest.matchers.dsl
. Moved remaining members of words
to org.scalatest.verbs
.
Deprecated the old names.
These types were used internally to support DSLs, so most likely these name changes will not affect many users (if any).
One other goal besides moving code that is only needed by matchers into the matchers module was to eliminate a competing
package name (i.e., words
) that starts the same as wordspec
, which is a new package name in 3.1.0.
Someone using wordspec
would otherwise
need to type more letters before code completion would give them wordspec
.
Checkers
under org.scalatest.prop
to org.scalatestplus.scalacheck
package,
and deprecated Checkers
under org.scalatest.prop
. Checkers
was still released in the
ScalaTest artifact, with the org.scalatestplus.scalacheck
package name. In 3.1.0, we are removing the deprecated
name and the actual implementation in the new package from the ScalaTest artifact. From now on these will be released as a
separate, optional module to allow ScalaTest and its
ScalaCheck integration library to evolve more independently.
trap
method from trait Assertions
, and with it, the NormalResult
case
class in the Assertions
companion object.
execute
method. Please use the no-arg
form, execute()
, instead.
Filter
and Function2[Set[String], Map[String, Set[String]], List[(String, Boolean)]]
had been dropped.
Please use the apply
method that takes a suiteId
instead, the one with this
signature: def apply(testNames: Set[String], testTags: Map[String, Set[String]], suiteId: String): List[(String, Boolean)]
.
thread
method in Conductors
and ConductorMethods
in package org.scalatest.concurrent
that takes a string name. Please use threadNamed
instead.
org.scalatest.concurrent
for the old name
of AsyncAssertions
to the new name, Waiters
. Also removed the entire package object, which
would otherwise now be empty.
Interruptor
, SelectorInterruptor
, SocketInterruptor
, and
ThreadInterruptor
classes and objects in the org.scalatest.concurrent
package.
org.scalatest.concurrent.Timeouts
trait. Please use org.scalatest.concurrent.TimeLimits
instead.
org.scalatest.concurrent.DeprecatedTimeLimitedTests
.
org.scalatest.PendingNothing
. Use org.scalatest.PendingStatement
instead.
org.scalatest.SpecLike
type alias. Please use org.scalatest.refspec.RefSpecLike
instead.
org.scalatest.Spec
type alias. Please use org.scalatest.refspec.RefSpec
instead.
org.scalatest.fixture.Spec
class. Please use org.scalatest.funspec.FixtureFunSpec
instead.
org.scalatest.fixture.SpecLike
trait. Please use org.scalatest.funspec.FixtureFunSpecLike
instead.
anyvals
(which also appear in the companions of new
anyvals
added in 3.1.0). The “existing anyvals
” are those that appeared in the
org.scalactic.anyvals
package in version 3.0.0: PosInt
, PosZInt
, PosLong
, PosZLong
, PosFloat
, PosZFloat
, PosDouble
, and PosZDouble
:
ensuringValid
- wraps a given value of the underlying type with an instance of a narrower anyvals
type if it is
valid, else throws AssertionError
.
ensuringValid
factory methods is given in Bill Venners' in Hope, Faith, and Proof talk.fromOrElse
- wraps a given value of the underlying type with an instance of a narrower anyvals
type if it is valid, else
returns a given default.goodOrElse
- wraps a given value of the underlying type with an instance of a narrower anyvals
type if it is valid, and returns that wrapped in
a Good
, else returns a Bad
produced by passing the invalid value to a given function.passOrElse
- wraps a given value of the underlying type with an instance of a narrower anyvals
type if it is valid, and returns that wrapped in
a Pass
, else returns a Fail
produced by passing the invalid value to a given function.rightOrElse
- wraps a given value of the underlying type with an instance of a narrower anyvals
type if it is valid, and returns that wrapped in
a Right
, else returns a Left
produced by passing the invalid value to a given function.tryingValid
- wraps a given value of the underlying type with an instance of a narrower anyvals
type if it is valid, and returns that wrapped in
a Success
, else returns a Failure
containing an AssertionError
.isValid
predicate method to the companion objects of existing anyvals
(which also appears in the companions of new anyvals
added in 3.1.0) that returns true if a given value of the underlying type is valid.ensuringValid
method to existing anyvals
classes (i.e., different from the ensuringValid
methods added to the companion objects), which passes the underlying value to a given function that produces another value of the underlying type, and wraps that result with the narrower anyvals
type value if it is
valid, else throws AssertionError
.
Background for the addition of these ensuringValid
transformation methods is given in Bill Venners' in Hope, Faith, and Proof talk.plus
method to class PosFloat
, which takes a PosZFloat
and returns
the sum as a PosFloat
. (The +
methods on PosFloat
return Float
.)plus
method to class PosZFloat
, which takes a PosZFloat
and returns
the sum as a PosZFloat
. (The +
methods on PosZFloat
return Float
.)plus
method to class PosDouble
, which takes a PosZDouble
and returns
the sum as a PosDouble
. (The +
methods on PosDouble
return Double
.)plus
method to class PosZDouble
, which takes a PosZDouble
and returns
the sum as a PosZDouble
. (The +
methods on PosZDouble
return Double
.)plus
methods are possible.sumOf
method to the PosFloat
companion object, which takes a PosFloat
and a
PosZFloat
and returns their sum as a PosFloat
. This method can be called with Float
literals
and will not box the parameters.sumOf
method to the PosZFloat
companion object, which takes a PosZFloat
and a
PosZFloat
and returns their sum as a PosZFloat
. This method can be called with Float
literals
and will not box the parameters.sumOf
method to the PosDouble
companion object, which takes a PosDouble
and a
PosZDouble
and returns their sum as a PosDouble
. This method can be called with Float
literals
and will not box the parameters.sumOf
method to the PosZDouble
companion object, which takes a PosZDouble
and a
PosZDouble
and returns their sum as a PosZDouble
. This method can be called with Float
literals
and will not box the parameters.MinPositiveValue
and PositiveInfinity
methods to the companion objects for
PosFloat
, PosZFloat
, PosDouble
, and PosZDouble
.widenToNonZeroDouble
method to the companion objects for PosFloat
and PosDouble
.widenToNonZeroFloat
method to the companion object for PosFloat
.widenToNonZeroInt
method to the companion object for PosInt
.widenToNonZeroLong
method to the companion object for PosInt
.widenToNonZeroFloat
method to the companion object for PosInt
. This method is included
despite the potential for loss of precision for consistency with Scala's implicit Int
to Float
conversion.widenToNonZeroDouble
method to the companion object for PosInt
.widenToNonZeroDouble
method to the companion object for PosLong
. This method is included
despite the potential for loss of precision for consistency with Scala's implicit Long
to Double
conversion.widenToNonZeroFloat
method to the companion object for PosLong
. This method is included
despite the potential for loss of precision for consistency with Scala's implicit Long
to Float
conversion.widenToNonZeroLong
method to the companion object for PosLong
.org.scalactic.anyvals
package:
FiniteDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any value except
Double.PositiveInfinity
, Double.NegativeInfinity
, and Double.NaN
.FiniteFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any value except
Float.PositiveInfinity
, Float.NegativeInfinity
, and Float.NaN
.NegDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any negative value.
It cannot be zero, positive, or NaN
, but it can be Double.NegativeInfinity
.NegFiniteDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any negative value
except Double.NegativeInfinity
. It can also not be zero, positive, or NaN
.NegFiniteFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any negative value
except Float.NegativeInfinity
. It can also not be zero, positive, or NaN
.NegFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any negative value.
It cannot be zero, positive, or NaN
, but it can be Float.NegativeInfinity
.NegInt
- An AnyVal
backed by an Int
that can take any negative value.
It cannot be zero or positive.NegLong
- An AnyVal
backed by an Long
that can take any negative value.
It cannot be zero or positive.NegZDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any negative value or zero.
It cannot be positive or NaN
, but it can be Double.NegativeInfinity
.NegZFiniteDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can be zero or any negative value
except Double.NegativeInfinity
. It cannot be positive or NaN
.NegZFiniteFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can be zero any negative value
except Float.NegativeInfinity
. It cannot be positive or NaN
.NegZFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any negative value or zero.
It cannot be positive or NaN
, but it can be Float.NegativeInfinity
.NegInt
- An AnyVal
backed by an Int
that can take any negative value or zero.
It cannot be positive.NegLong
- An AnyVal
backed by an Long
that can take any negative value or zero.
It cannot be positive.NonEmptyArray
- An AnyVal
backed by an Array
that contains one or more elements.
It cannot be empty.NonEmptyList
- An AnyVal
backed by a List
that contains one or more elements.
It cannot be empty. This was previously in the library in org.scalactic
under the name Chain
, which
has been deprecated.NonEmptyMap
- An AnyVal
backed by a Map
that contains one or more key-value pairs.
It cannot be empty.NonEmptySet
- An AnyVal
backed by a Set
that contains one or more elements.
It cannot be empty.NonEmptyString
- An AnyVal
backed by a String
that contains one or more characters.
It cannot be empty.NonEmptyVector
- An AnyVal
backed by a Vector
that contains one or more elements.
It cannot be empty.NonZeroDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any value except
zero or NaN
. It can be Double.NegativeInfinity
and Double.PositiveInfinity
.NonZeroFiniteDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any value except
zero, Double.NegativeInfinity
, Double.PositiveInfinity
, or NaN
. NonZeroFiniteFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any value except
zero, Float.NegativeInfinity
, Float.PositiveInfinity
, or NaN
. NonZeroFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any value except
zero or NaN
. It can be Float.NegativeInfinity
and Float.PositiveInfinity
.NonZeroInt
- An AnyVal
backed by an Int
that can take any value except
zero.NonZeroLong
- An AnyVal
backed by an Long
that can take any value except
zero.NumericChar
- An AnyVal
backed by a Char
that can only have values
'0'
through '9'
.NumericString
- An AnyVal
backed by a String
that can only contain characters
with values '0'
through '9'
. It can also be empty.PosFiniteDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can take any positive value
except Double.PositiveInfinity
. It can also not be zero, negative, or NaN
.PosFiniteFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can take any positive value
except Float.PositiveInfinity
. It can also not be zero, negative, or NaN
.PosZFiniteDouble
- An AnyVal
backed by a Double
that can be zero or any positive value
except Double.PositiveInfinity
. It cannot be negative or NaN
.PosZFiniteFloat
- An AnyVal
backed by a Float
that can be zero any positive value
except Float.PositiveInfinity
. It cannot be negative or NaN
.ensuringValid
instead of from
to produce an Option
followed immediately by
a get
to extract from that Option
in implementations of the anyvals
methods.unary_-
) methods in anyvals
to return another anyvals
type, now that
we have Neg*
types in addition to Pos*
types.org.scalactic.Chain
, because it has been renamed to org.scalactic.anyvals.NonEmptyList
to
have consistent naming with the other newly added NonEmpty*
anyvals
types.Visit ScalaTest Release Notes for links to the release notes of all previous versions, or step back in time by visiting the release notes for the previous version.


No. 23 Iowa hands No. 7 Minnesota its first loss, 23-19
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Minnesota’s undefeated season came to an end in a place where the Gophers have struggled for a while.
Nate Stanley threw two touchdown passes and Tyler Goodson ran for a score to help No. 23 Iowa beat No. 7 Minnesota 23-19 on Saturday, handing the Gophers their first loss while hurting their playoff prospects.
The Gophers (9-1, 6-1, No. 8 CFP) haven’t won at Kinnick Stadium since 1999, losing nine straight on the road in the series. The loss will hurt them in the rankings, but they stay in control of their own fate in the Big Ten West Division race.
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That, coach P.J. Fleck said, is something his team needs to remember.
“This is one game,” Fleck said.  If we can play a game that poorly, we can come back from it.
“This is not the end of the world. It hurts. It should hurt - it’s a rivalry game. This is what college football is all about. … This is one game. That’s all that means.”
The Hawkeyes (7-3, 4-3) struck quickly, scoring touchdowns on their first three possessions, then held off Minnesota’s charge in the second half for their first victory over a ranked opponent this season.
“We did a great job of controlling the first half,” Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. “We knew we were going to have to score some points today. It’s no mirage how many points they’ve scored, the yards that they’ve had.”
“We had to open it up,” said wide receiver Nico Ragaini, who scored Iowa’s first touchdown on a 21-yard pass from Stanley.
“Defensively, we started too slow,” Minnesota linebacker Thomas Barber said. “You can’t do that in a Big Ten game.”
Minnesota got to 23-19 with 3:27 to play when Rodney Smith scored on a 1-yard dive. But Brock Walker’s extra-point attempt missed. Iowa’s Nate Wieting then recovered the onside kick.
The Gophers had a final chance. But quarterback Tanner Morgan was sacked by Joe Evans and A.J. Epenesa on back-to-back plays, then backup Cole Kramer’s pass was intercepted by Riley Moss on fourth down.
Stanley threw for 173 yards. Goodson rushed for 94 yards.
Morgan threw for 368 yards. Tyler Johnson had nine catches for 170 yards. The Gophers had 431 yards of offense.
“The biggest accomplishment there is we kept them out of the end zone,” Ferentz said.
THE TAKEAWAY
Minnesota: The Gophers’ chance at making it to the CFP took a hit with the defeat. But they’re still in command of the West Division race with two games remaining. Minnesota plays at Northwestern next week and closes the season at home against Wisconsin, the second-place team in the division. The Badgers are one game behind the Gophers.
Iowa: This was the Hawkeyes’ fifth home win on Oct. 30 or late over a team with serious national title aspirations since 2008. The Hawkeyes talked all week about not having any pressure with their division hopes.
“It’s November in Kinnick,” safety Geno Stone said.
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Minnesota rose 12 spots after beating Penn State a week ago. The Gophers will tumble, but it likely won’t be as dramatic as last week’s surge. As for Iowa, it should expect to move up at least three or four spots.
MORGAN’S INJURY
Morgan was injured on the sack by Epenesa on the final drive. Fleck said he was “wobbly” when he left the field.
FLECK FLAGGED
Fleck was called for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the fourth quarter after a fourth-down incompletion.
Johnson dropped a pass inside the Iowa 10-yard line for an incompletion. As Johnson came up from the turf, he was knocked down by Iowa’s Dane Belton, who was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.
But Fleck was given the same penalty because he ran out on the field. Fleck said he was concerned about Johnson, who was down on the field after the hit from Belton.
“I was told I ran onto the field too fast,” Fleck said. “I get that. But I didn’t know there was a red light or a green light for when we could go onto the field.”

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Code (Javascript)
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Nested structure tests


1. Overview
Data, figures, text, images, and others are displayed on layers. The layers can also accommodate objects, including figures as part of the object tree. HuTime provides a wide variety of layers depending on their purposes, for example, for displaying time lines, charts or scales. A combination of more than one layer is available on a panel.
2. Creating an Object
Constructor
HuTime.Layer([vBreadth [, vMarginTop [, vMarginBottom [, vTop, vBottom]]]])
- vBreadth
- Type: Number
- Default value: null
- The length in the v-axis direction (in pixels).
- vMarginTop
- Type: Number
- Default value: null
- The top margin in the v-axis direction (the left margin in vertical display mode) (in pixels).
- vMarginBottom
- Type: Number
- Default value: null
- The bottom margin in the v-axis direction (the right margin in vertical display mode) (in pixels).
- vTop
- Type: Number
- Default value: 0
- The v value at the top edge (the leftmost end in vertical display mode) in the v-axis direction.
- vBottom
- Type: Number
- Default value: 100
- The v value at the bottom edge (the rightmost end in vertical display mode) in the v-axis direction.
3. Adding a Layer
You can add a layer using the appendLayer method of a panel object.
pnl.appendLayer(layer)
- pnl
- Type: HuTime.PanelBase
- The panel object to which the layer is added.
- layer
- Type: HuTime.Layer
- The layer that is added to the panel.
Sample code (click here for a running example). In this example, two layers (variables lyr1 and lyr2) are added to the panel object (variable pnl). By means of a property described later in Formatting, a gradient effect is applied and a photograph is attached to the background of the layer.
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="UTF-8">  <title>Sample Code</title>

4. Specifying the Display Position and the Size
In layers, the display width in the t-axis direction is adjusted to suit the width of the panel collection. You specify the display position and display width in the v-axis direction by using the vBreadth, vMarginTop, and vMarginBottom properties. Details about these properties are the same as the arguments of the constructor. In the example shown in "3. Adding a Layer," lyr1 (which has a photograph background) with only the vBreadth property specified is displayed at the top edge of the panel. On the other hand, in lyr2 (with a blue gradient effect on the background), the vBreadth property is specified and the vMarginBottom is set to 0. It is thus displayed at the bottom edge. As a result, two layers are overlapped partially, and the upper half of the layer with the photograph background is visible behind the layer with the gradient effect.
Display Position in Horizontal Display Mode
In horizontal display mode, the display position and size are specified in the v-axis direction, which represents height. Basically, you specify values for two properties out of three, and set the other to null (or undefined). The property with the null value is set automatically depending on the height of the panel (currentVBreadth).
If you specify values for vMarginBottom and vBreadth and set vMarginTop to null, the top margin expands and contracts according to the height of the panel (currentVBreadth). If you set vMarginBottom to 0, the layer object is displayed at the bottom edge of the panel with no margin.
If you specify values for vMarginTop and vBreadth and set vMarginBottom to null, the bottom margin expands and contracts according to the height of the panel (currentVBreadth). If you set vMarginTop to 0, the layer object is displayed at the top edge of the panel with no margin.
If you specify values for vMarginTop and vMarginBottom and set vBreadth to null, the height of the layer expands and contracts according to the height of the panel (currentVBreadth) . If you set both vMarginTop and vMarginBottom to 0, the layer is always fully displayed over the panel.
Basically, you specify values for two properties out of three and set the other to null (or undefined). If, however, you use a different combination of settings, the property values are as follows:
| Properties Specified | vMarginTop | vBreadth | vMarginBottom |
|---|---|---|---|
| None of the three | 0 | null | 0 |
| vMarginTop only | Specified value | null | 0 |
| vBredth only | 0 | Specified value | null |
| vMarginBottom only | 0 | null | Specified value |
| vMarginTop and vBredth | Specified value | Specified value | null |
| vBredth and vMarginBottom | null | Specified value | Specified value |
| vMarginTop and vMarginBottom | Specified value | null | Specified value |
| All of the three | Specified value | null | Specified value |
Display Position in Vertical Display Mode
It is the same as the case in the horizontal display mode, except that you read the vMarginTop property as the right margin and the vMarginBottom property as the left margin. However, setting the vMarginForX property can reverse the readings above.
Stack Order of Layers
The stack order of layers in a panel is determined by the zIndex property of each layer. A layer with a greater value will appear at an upper position than others with smaller values.
- zIndex
- Type: Number
- Default value: 0
- Stack order setting of layers in the panel. A layer with a greater value appears at an upper position (more to the front) than layers with smaller values.
5. Formatting
You can use the style property to format the layer. The value specified for the style property is reflected to the style attribute of the DOM element (div element) for display that the layer has. In the example shown in "3. Adding a Layer," a photograph is specified as the background of lyr1 and a blue gradient effect is specified as that of lyr2. Note that no background format is specified for a layer by default. You can therefore see through the background of the panel.
6. Other Key Properties and Methods
A layer has properties for specifying the behavior of layers in the panel.
Properties
- id
- Type: String
- Default value: null
- The ID for uniquely identifying the object.
- name
- Type: String
- Default value: null
- The name of the object.
- visible
- Type: Boolean
- Default value: true
- Specify whether the object is visible or invisible. If true, it is visible.
- mouseEventCapture
- Type: Number
- Default value: 3
- The range to capture mouse events: 0: Not captured; 1: Except for children; 2: Children only; 3: All
- fixedLayer
- Type: Boolean
- Default value: false
- Specify whether the layer is handled as a fixed layer. If true, it will be a fixed layer and cannot be moved or zoomed in or out by dragging the mouse or using the wheel on the mouse.
- vFotX
- Type: Number
- Default value: 0
- How the property values are applied when the v axis represents the horizontal axis (0: vTop for the left, 1: vBottom for the left). No setting is required except when you switch the direction of the v axis.
Methods
redraw()
Redraws the layers. If the layer contains on-layer objects, such as figures, these objects are redrawn recursively.
- Return value
- None
clear()
Clears what is displayed on the layer.
- Return value
- None
processBeforeRedraw(layer)
Pre-processing of redrawing the layer. By default, an empty function is defined. By redefining it, you can add some action, such as drawing a figure, before the contents of the layer are redrawn.
- layer
- Type: HuTime.Layer
- The layer object to be redrawn.
processAfterRedraw(layer)
Post-processing of redrawing the layer. By default, an empty function is defined. By redefining it, you can add some action, such as drawing a figure, after the contents of the layer are redrawn.
- layer
- Type: HuTime.Layer
- The layer object to be redrawn.


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Swiss Family Robinson (1960)
Grade: 53
"Swiss Family Robinson" is an entertaining spectacle for kids through the early teen years, with excellent cinematography. However, it is too wholesome and episodic, and lacks depth.
A European family escaping the terror of Napoleon Bonaparte is shipwrecked on a lush deserted island. After narrow escapes from pirates and carnivores, they adapt and live in grand style. A teenage girl joins their clan, sparking rivalry between the two teenage boys. The pirates return and must be fought off.
The problems with the movie begin with the premise. A ship is abandoned by its crew, leaving as its only passengers a family unit. Their ship happens to wreck on an island's reefs, and that island somehow has no inhabitants but has a very wide variety of African animals.
The youngest son, impish Francis, is supposed to provide comic relief but his one-note acting performance of enthusiastic shouting is quickly tiresome. Mother (pop singer Dorothy McGuire) and Father (John Mills) are perfect parents who never lose their temper. Somehow the family constructs marvelous treetop penthouses, displaying unusual architectural and engineering talent. Where did they get the tools?
The pirates are scary but impotent. One can't help but notice the Caucasian adults are brave and heroic, while the vile and cowardly pirates are of undetermined ethnic origins.
The sibling rivalry between older son Fritz (James MacArthur) and Ernst (Tommy Kirk) is the most interesting part of the movie. One can identify with both Fritz's condescension and Ernst's desire for the respect and privileges of birthright.
Still, a lesser Disney production that sugar coats what could have been an interesting character study of adaptation and resilience.
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You broke it.
You monster :(
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There are two ways of configuring LogFactor5: using a log4j properties file,
or using the Configure menu in the LogFactor5 GUI.
Configuration Using a Properties File
The LF5Appender
has a single property that can
be set via a log4j properties file, the
MaxNumberOfRecords property. This property is used by
LogFactor5 to determine the maximum number of records to
display at any one time in the GUI. If this maximum number is
exceeded, LogFactor5 begins to remove the oldest records, one
at a time. Removing records in this fashion reduces the risk
that your computer will run out of memory while the GUI is
running. If the MaxNumberOfRecords property is not set,
LogFactor5 sets a default value of 5000.
To set the MaxNumberOfRecords property using a regular
java.util.Properties file, you should use the following
line (replace A1 with the name of your appender):
log4j.appender.A1.MaxNumberOfRecords=2000
To set the MaxNumberOfRecords property using an XML
properties file, you should use the following lines (replace
the name LF5Appender with the name of your appender):
<appender name="LF5Appender" class="org.apache.log4j.lf5.LF5Appender">
<param name="MaxNumberOfRecords" value="1000"/>
</appender>
<root>
<priority value ="debug" />
<appender-ref ref="LF5Appender"/>
</root>
Note: Setting the maximum number of records to display
via the Configure->Set Max Number Of Records menu in the
LogFactor5 GUI will override any value that you set in this
configuration file.
Configuration Using the GUI
Save
LogFactor5 allows you to save the current configuration of
your logging console using the Configure menu. The
Configure->Save menu option saves your current GUI
configuration to a file called
lf5_configuration.xml. This configuration file is a
saved to the location <USER_HOME>/lf5 on your local
drive.
The information saved in the configuration file is as
follows:
- The current configuration of the logger explorer window including all
selected and de-selected channels
- The current configuration of all level
- The view settings, and
- The last NDC filter used (if the Restore All NDC's item was not selected
prior to saving).
Once you have saved a configuration, your configuration is loaded each time
that you start LogFactor5.
Reset
You can remove your currently saved configuration by using
the Configure->Reset menu option. This will delete the
lf5_configuration.xml file from your local file system.
Set Max Number Of Records
The Configure menu also includes a "Set Max Number Of Records" option,
which allows you to change the maximum number of records that will be displayed
in the GUI at any time. Setting the maximum number of records using this menu
item will override any value that you set in your log4j property file (see below).
Note: The value that you set using this option is not saved into
the lf5_configuration file.
Removing Empty Categories
When you save your configuration using the Configure->Save menu option,
and then start logging from a different application, you will likely find that
many of the categories you saved are empty. You can remove these "dead"
categories from the display by right clicking on the root of the category tree
in the category explorer, and choosing the "Remove All Empty Categories"
option. This will prune the category explorer tree to display only those channels
that contain information.


- get(int, int, int) - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Get a specific field sub-component.
- get(String, int, int) - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Find a string value by HL7 name.
- get(String) - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Convenience method.
- getCompSep() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Get the component separator character.
- getContent() - Method in exception org.dellroad.hl7.HL7ContentException
-
Get the offending content.
- getControlID() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns control ID from MSH.10.
- getEscChar() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Get the escape character.
- getField(String, int) - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Find a field by HL7 name.
- getField(String) - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Convenience method.
- getField(int) - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Get a field by "HL7 index".
- getFields() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Get all of the fields, starting with the segment name.
- getFieldSep() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Get the field separator character.
- getHL7Seps() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Get the separator and escape characters defined by MSH.1 and MSH.2.
- getMessageType() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns message type from MSH.9.
- getMSHSegment() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Get the MSH segment of this message.
- getName() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Get segment name, e.g., MSH
, PV1
, etc.
- getNumFields() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Get number of fields (including segment name).
- getProcessingID() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns control ID from MSH.11.
- getReceivingApplication() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns receiving application from MSH.5.
- getReceivingFacility() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns receiving facility from MSH.6.
- getRepSep() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Get the repeat separator character.
- getSegments() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Get all of the segments in this message.
- getSendingApplication() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns sending application from MSH.3.
- getSendingFacility() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns sending facility from MSH.4.
- getSubSep() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Get the sub-component separator character.
- getTimestamp() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns message timestamp from MSH.7.
- getValue() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Get field contents.
- getVersionID() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.MSHSegment
-
Returns HL7 version from MSH.12.
- hasEscapeCharacter() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Determine if there is an escape character defined.
- hashCode() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
- hashCode() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
- hashCode() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
- hashCode() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
- hasSubcomponentSeparator() - Method in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Determine if there is a sub-component character defined.
- HEX_DATA_ESCAPE - Static variable in class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
- HL7_NAMESPACE_URI - Static variable in class org.dellroad.hl7.XMLConverter
-
HL7 message XML namespace.
- HL7_TAG - Static variable in class org.dellroad.hl7.XMLConverter
-
- HL7ContentException - Exception in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Exception thrown to indicate invalid HL7 content was encountered.
- HL7ContentException() - Constructor for exception org.dellroad.hl7.HL7ContentException
-
- HL7ContentException(String) - Constructor for exception org.dellroad.hl7.HL7ContentException
-
- HL7ContentException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception org.dellroad.hl7.HL7ContentException
-
- HL7ContentException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception org.dellroad.hl7.HL7ContentException
-
- HL7Field - Class in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Represents one field in an HL7 message, possibly with repeats.
- HL7Field(String) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Constructor.
- HL7Field(String[]) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Constructor used to create a field containing zero or more repeated values, each a simple string value.
- HL7Field(String[][][]) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Constructor used to create a field containing zero or more repeated values, each containing zero or more components,
each component containing zero or more sub-components.
- HL7Field(String, HL7Seps) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Parsing constructor.
- HL7Field(HL7Field) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Field
-
Copy constructor.
- HL7FileReader - Class in org.dellroad.hl7.io
-
Reads in HL7 messages in "file format".
- HL7FileReader(Reader) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.io.HL7FileReader
-
Constructor.
- HL7FileReader(InputStream) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.io.HL7FileReader
-
Convenience constructor.
- HL7FileWriter - Class in org.dellroad.hl7.io
-
Writes out HL7 messages in "file format".
- HL7FileWriter(Writer) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.io.HL7FileWriter
-
Constructor.
- HL7FileWriter(OutputStream) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.io.HL7FileWriter
-
Convenience constructor.
- HL7Message - Class in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Represents an HL7 message.
- HL7Message(MSHSegment) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Construct a new HL7 message containing only the given MSH segment.
- HL7Message(HL7Seps) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Construct an empty HL7 message.
- HL7Message() - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Convenience constructor.
- HL7Message(String) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Message
-
Parsing constructor.
- HL7Reader - Interface in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Input source for HL7 messages.
- HL7Segment - Class in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Represents one segment in an HL7 message.
- HL7Segment(String) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Constructor that initializes the name of the segment only.
- HL7Segment(String, HL7Field[]) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Constructor taking segment name and explicit fields.
- HL7Segment(String, HL7Seps) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Constructor that parses a segment line.
- HL7Segment(HL7Segment) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Segment
-
Copy constructor.
- HL7SegmentList - Class in org.dellroad.hl7
-
List of
HL7Segment
objects that requires there to always be an initial MSH segment.
- HL7SegmentList(MSHSegment) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7SegmentList
-
Constructor.
- HL7Seps - Class in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Container for the HL7 separator and escape characters for an HL7 message.
- HL7Seps(char, char, char, char, char) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Constructor.
- HL7Seps(char, char, char, char) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Convenience constructor for when there is no sub-component separator.
- HL7Seps(char, char, char) - Constructor for class org.dellroad.hl7.HL7Seps
-
Convenience constructor for when there is no sub-component separator and no escape character.
- HL7Util - Class in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Utility methods.
- HL7Writer - Interface in org.dellroad.hl7
-
Implemented by classes whose instances are capable of sending out HL7 messages.


Sublevelset Persistence¶
Tools for computing sublevelset persistence
The GUDHI library provides methods for computing persistence of general filtered complexes (cubical and simplicial). This module provides tools for determining the sublevelset filtration of functions (equivalently, the lower-star filtration of a complex) in compatible formats.
Functions¶
- _array_neighbors
- cutoff
- mesh_sublevel_persistence
- sample_sublevel_persistence
- sublevel_complex
-
sublevelpersistence.
array_to_barcodes
(bar_array, dimn)[source]¶ Convert an ndarray to a list of birth death times.
When computing only one dimension of homology, GUDHI returns an array of birth/death times rather than a list of birth/death tuples. This method converts such arrays into valid birth/death lists so that standard interval methods can be used.
Parameters: - bar_array : n*2 numpy ndarray
Array of birth death times.
- dimn : int
Dimension for which these are barcodes.
Returns: - intervals : list of tuples
List of persistent homology intervals.
Raises: - ValueError : if the input array is not size n*2 (required to be
interpreted as barcodes).
Notes
This method should not be necessary. The GUDHI documentation specifies that an N*2 array of birth/death times is valid input to any of the persistence graphical tools (see http://gudhi.gforge.inria.fr/python/latest/persistence_graphical_tools_ref.html). However, these methods to not seem to actually work unless the input consists of a full persistence values list. Thus this method exists to essentially duplicate the private _array_handler method in the GUDHI graphical tools module.
-
sublevelpersistence.
cutoff
(fnx, threshold)[source]¶ Replaces all function values above threshold with infinity.
GUDHI considers a filtration value of inf to mean that the corresponding cell is not in the domain of the function. For non- bonded interactions, cells on the domain can have very large energy values which should be excluded.
Parameters: - fnx : numpy ndarray
Array of function values.
- threshold : float
Maximum function value to allow.
Returns: - cutfnx : numpy ndarray
function with large values replaced by inf.
Examples
>>> sublevelpersistence.cutoff(np.array([1,2,3]),2) array([ 1., 2., inf])
-
sublevelpersistence.
mesh_sublevel_persistence
(fnx, periodic_dims=[], field=2)[source]¶ Compute the sublevelset persistence of a function defined on a mesh.
Constructs a filtered cubical complex from a function defined on a cubical mesh, then computes the sublevelset persistence intervals for that function. Cubical here can be a mesh defined on any rectangular grid in Euclidean space, possibly with periodic boundary conditions.
Parameters: - fnx : numpy ndarray
Array of function values, assumed to live on an evenly-spaced mesh of a Euclidean rectangle.
- periodic_dims : list of bools, optional
Dimensions on which to assume periodic boundary conditions. Default is empty, that is, no periodic boundaries. Length of the list must be equal to the dimension of fnx.
- field : int, optional
Field in which to compute homology. Must be a prime number. Default is to use Z_2.
Returns: - intervals : list
List of persistence intervals. Each interval is a tuple of the form (dim, (birth, death)) where dim is the integer corresponding to the homological dimension and birth and death are floats giving the birth and death times.
-
sublevelpersistence.
sublevel_complex
(fnx, levelsize=0.1, perseus=False)[source]¶ Construct a sublevel filtered cubical complex from a function.
Converts from a mesh of function values to a mesh of filtration times at which a function value occurs. Can be passed directly to GUDHI with gudhi.cubical_complex(top_dimensional_cells=cmplx).
Parameters: - fnx : numpy ndarray
Values of a function on a coordinate mesh.
- levelsize : float, optional
Resolution at which to filter. Default is 0.1 which is reasonable for most uses. Changing this value does not typically change performance of persistent homology computations.
- perseus : bool, optional.
If true convert all filtration values to integers. Default is False. GUDHI can compute persistent homology with float-valued filtrations, while Perseus requires integer filtration values.
Returns: - cmplx : numpy ndarray
The filtration values of the cubical complex.


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MicrOS
1.1
This is a small micro kernel operating system for embedded systems
|
Real-Time Clock. More...
#include <stm32f407xx.h>
Public Attributes | |
| __IO uint32_t | TR |
| __IO uint32_t | DR |
| __IO uint32_t | CR |
| __IO uint32_t | ISR |
| __IO uint32_t | PRER |
| __IO uint32_t | WUTR |
| __IO uint32_t | CALIBR |
| __IO uint32_t | ALRMAR |
| __IO uint32_t | ALRMBR |
| __IO uint32_t | WPR |
| __IO uint32_t | SSR |
| __IO uint32_t | SHIFTR |
| __IO uint32_t | TSTR |
| __IO uint32_t | TSDR |
| __IO uint32_t | TSSSR |
| __IO uint32_t | CALR |
| __IO uint32_t | TAFCR |
| __IO uint32_t | ALRMASSR |
| __IO uint32_t | ALRMBSSR |
| uint32_t | RESERVED7 |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP0R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP1R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP2R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP3R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP4R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP5R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP6R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP7R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP8R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP9R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP10R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP11R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP12R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP13R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP14R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP15R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP16R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP17R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP18R |
| __IO uint32_t | BKP19R |
Real-Time Clock.
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::ALRMAR |
RTC alarm A register, Address offset: 0x1C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::ALRMASSR |
RTC alarm A sub second register, Address offset: 0x44
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::ALRMBR |
RTC alarm B register, Address offset: 0x20
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::ALRMBSSR |
RTC alarm B sub second register, Address offset: 0x48
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP0R |
RTC backup register 1, Address offset: 0x50
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP10R |
RTC backup register 10, Address offset: 0x78
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP11R |
RTC backup register 11, Address offset: 0x7C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP12R |
RTC backup register 12, Address offset: 0x80
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP13R |
RTC backup register 13, Address offset: 0x84
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP14R |
RTC backup register 14, Address offset: 0x88
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP15R |
RTC backup register 15, Address offset: 0x8C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP16R |
RTC backup register 16, Address offset: 0x90
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP17R |
RTC backup register 17, Address offset: 0x94
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP18R |
RTC backup register 18, Address offset: 0x98
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP19R |
RTC backup register 19, Address offset: 0x9C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP1R |
RTC backup register 1, Address offset: 0x54
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP2R |
RTC backup register 2, Address offset: 0x58
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP3R |
RTC backup register 3, Address offset: 0x5C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP4R |
RTC backup register 4, Address offset: 0x60
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP5R |
RTC backup register 5, Address offset: 0x64
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP6R |
RTC backup register 6, Address offset: 0x68
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP7R |
RTC backup register 7, Address offset: 0x6C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP8R |
RTC backup register 8, Address offset: 0x70
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::BKP9R |
RTC backup register 9, Address offset: 0x74
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::CALIBR |
RTC calibration register, Address offset: 0x18
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::CALR |
RTC calibration register, Address offset: 0x3C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::CR |
RTC control register, Address offset: 0x08
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::DR |
RTC date register, Address offset: 0x04
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::ISR |
RTC initialization and status register, Address offset: 0x0C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::PRER |
RTC prescaler register, Address offset: 0x10
| uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::RESERVED7 |
Reserved, 0x4C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::SHIFTR |
RTC shift control register, Address offset: 0x2C
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::SSR |
RTC sub second register, Address offset: 0x28
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::TAFCR |
RTC tamper and alternate function configuration register, Address offset: 0x40
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::TR |
RTC time register, Address offset: 0x00
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::TSDR |
RTC time stamp date register, Address offset: 0x34
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::TSSSR |
RTC time-stamp sub second register, Address offset: 0x38
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::TSTR |
RTC time stamp time register, Address offset: 0x30
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::WPR |
RTC write protection register, Address offset: 0x24
| __IO uint32_t RTC_TypeDef::WUTR |
RTC wakeup timer register, Address offset: 0x14


Snowbot is provides traffic conditions for ski hills. It was designed to give a real time view of the traffic on my local ski hill. Made possible by Epic Mix technology provided by Vail Resorts.
The App and backend API is all open source and you are welcome to use, modify, and redistribute.
Code for App
Code for Backend


--- title: TensorBoard Visualization Tool type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/tensorflow menu: main: name: TensorBoard Visualization Tool - tensorflow parent: tensorflow-reference aliases: - /reference/tensorflow/tensorboard.html - /tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /guide/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /tools/tools/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /installation/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /tutorials/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /guide/tools/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /deploy/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /tools/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html - /tutorials/tools/tensorflow/reference/tensorboard.html ---
TensorBoard is a tool inspecting and understanding your TensorFlow runs and graphs.
tensorboard(
log_dir,
action = c("start", "stop"),
host = "<IP_ADDRESS>",
port = "auto",
launch_browser = getOption("tensorflow.tensorboard.browser", interactive()),
reload_interval = 5,
purge_orphaned_data = TRUE
)
| log_dir | Directories to scan for training logs. If this is a named character vector then the specified names will be used as aliases within TensorBoard. |
| action | Specify whether to start or stop TensorBoard (TensorBoard will be stopped automatically when the R session from which it is launched is terminated). |
| host | Host for serving TensorBoard |
| port | Port for serving TensorBoard. If "auto" is specified (the default) then an unused port will be chosen automatically. |
| launch_browser | Open a web browser for TensorBoard after launching.
Defaults to |
| reload_interval | How often the backend should load more data. |
| purge_orphaned_data | Whether to purge data that may have been orphaned due to TensorBoard restarts. Disabling purge_orphaned_data can be used to debug data disappearance. |
URL for browsing TensorBoard (invisibly).
When TensorBoard is passed a logdir at startup, it recursively walks the directory tree rooted at logdir looking for subdirectories that contain tfevents data. Every time it encounters such a subdirectory, it loads it as a new run, and the frontend will organize the data accordingly.
The TensorBoard process will be automatically destroyed when the R session
in which it is launched exits. You can pass action = "stop"
to manually
terminate TensorBoard.


See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IQuery |
DEFT Knowledge Base query interface
|
| IUpdate |
DEFT Knowledge Base update interface
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| KBParameters |
Reads the KBParameters.xml configuration file,
and sets all KB parameters at the outset.
|
| KBQueryProcessor |
Implementations of various KB query API methods
|
| KBUpdateProcessor |
Implementations of the various KB update API methods.
|
This package consists of all classes and interfaces related to the Adept Knowledge Base v1.
Any algorithm producing entity level annotations that is compliant with the Adept API can use the functionality provided here to populate the knowledge base, modify it and query it.
1. Using the API
================
The classes providing the main functionality are KBUpdateProcessor.java and KBQueryProcessor.java. The former class contains API methods that allow insertion and modifications of entities and relations in the KB.
The latter provides several methods to query the knowledge base in varying capacities, at both entity and mention levels.
Every API method modifies the knowledge base atomically, in other words if a part of the transaction fails, any changes made during the course of its execution are appropriately aborted.
To begin using the API, the parameters in the configuration file at adept-kb/src/main/resources/adept/kbapi/KBParameters.xml are required to be set as needed.
2. Adept KB Ontology
====================
The Adept KB ontology is defined to be compatible with both the TAC Cold Start and Rich-ERE ontologies. For systems that use either of the two standard type systems, we have included functionality that automatically maps the types generated by them to appropriate Adept ontology types. To
enable this functionality, the appropriate map file will need to be specified in the KBParameters.xml file.
The Adept ontology files can be viewed at the location adept-kb/src/main/resources/ontology.
Copyright © 2015 Raytheon BBN Technologies. All rights reserved.


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What's good? What's bad?
What more would you like to see?
Tell us.
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How to enable features like PodPreset in a Kubernetes cluster using Kops.
03-07-2017
What you need to have build servers accessing stuff in another AWS Account.
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Me, Asher and Beck (obscured) sifting dirt at Tel Maresha


--- title: Encoding Data in Visualization --- October 20, 2015 {{ page.title }} Today's Schedule Review last week's homework Encoding data in visualization Coding example Homework Data Review http://www.dave-landry.com/classes/artg455202/random/ Encoding Data in Visualization 4 Main Attributes Size Color Shape Position Size Circle radius Rectangle width/height Arc radius Line/stroke width Color Hue Saturation Lightness Opacity Shape Geometry Iconography Position X/Y Rotation Questions? Code Time Here is the my final code from the end of class. Questions? Homework Prepare mockups of how you might visualize your data. Come up with at least 3 different ways to encode your data.
Here is the my final code from the end of class.
Prepare mockups of how you might visualize your data. Come up with at least 3 different ways to encode your data.


{% extends "cfp/event/submission_base.html" %} {% load bootstrap4 %} {% load i18n %} {% block inner %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} This information will be publicly displayed next to your talk - you can always edit for as long as submissions are still open. {% endblocktrans %}
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Tor is an important tool providing privacy and anonymity online. The property of anonymity itself is more than just providing an encrypted connection between the source and the destination of a given conversation. Encryption only prevents the content of the communication between Alice and Bob from becoming known. Onion Services offer bidirectional anonymity through Tor "rendezvous points," other Tor users can connect to these onion services each without knowing the other's network identity, just by sharing the onion service address. This talk is going to explain how we built a desktop app to allow users to start onion services with a click and share a website or a web app from their computer.
venue: "Docker Con EU"
location: "Barcelona, Spain"
Silvia Puglisi [Hiro]
Email: hey at sifr dot tech
Twitter: @nopressure
Code: 0xacab/hiro


Hello, I am Abhishek Kumar. And this is my Portfolio website.
About Me
I am a first year CSE student at National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal.
Me (Black T-shirt), with my friends at Surathkal Beach
I have done my schooling from Kendriya Vidyalaya No - 2, Raipur.
I am interested in projects related to Web Development, Artificial Intelligence, Cryptography and Open Source Community.
My Github Profile
Interests And Hobbies
- Doctor Who: It's my favorite show in my world! I can lecture for hours on end.
For those who have seen the new Who, whose is your favorite Doctor ? Mine is Capaldi :)
- Calvin And Hobbes: Remember this guy ? I love the magic of Calvin And Hobbles!
- Music: Everyone likes music, duh doy! My favorite bands are Band of Horses, Passenger.
- Open Source Community: Boring beyond words, next!
But I prefer development over competitive programming and am looking to contribute.
- Table Tennis
Achievements
- Won Read The F@%king Manual, Organized by IET (with Sachin Pandey and Sneha Prahu)
- Won Multi- Verse, Organized by ACM - Saathiya
- Third round in Kode Kombat, Organized by Comp Soc - Engi 2018
- Third round in Marathon, Organized by Comp Soc - Engi 2018
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OIS
1.5
Object-oriented Input System
|
#include <OISKeyboard.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | TextTranslationMode { Off, Unicode, Ascii } |
| TextTranslation Mode. More... | |
| enum | Modifier { Shift = 0x0000001, Ctrl = 0x0000010, Alt = 0x0000100, CapsLock = 0x0001000, NumLock = 0x0010000 } |
| Enum of bit position of modifer. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~Keyboard () |
| virtual bool | isKeyDown (KeyCode key) const =0 |
| virtual void | setEventCallback (KeyListener *keyListener) |
| KeyListener * | getEventCallback () const |
| virtual void | setTextTranslation (TextTranslationMode mode) |
| TextTranslationMode | getTextTranslation () const |
| virtual const std::string & | getAsString (KeyCode kc)=0 |
| virtual OIS::KeyCode | getAsKeyCode (std::string str)=0 |
| bool | isModifierDown (Modifier mod) const |
| virtual void | copyKeyStates (char keys[256]) const =0 |
| Public Member Functions inherited from OIS::Object | |
| virtual | ~Object () |
| Type | type () const |
| const std::string & | vendor () const |
| virtual bool | buffered () const |
| InputManager * | getCreator () const |
| virtual void | setBuffered (bool buffered)=0 |
| virtual void | capture ()=0 |
| virtual int | getID () const |
| virtual Interface * | queryInterface (Interface::IType type)=0 |
| virtual void | _initialize ()=0 |
Protected Member Functions | |
| Keyboard (const std::string &vendor, bool buffered, int devID, InputManager *creator) | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from OIS::Object | |
| Object (const std::string &vendor, Type iType, bool buffered, int devID, InputManager *creator) | |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned int | mModifiers |
| Bit field that holds status of Alt, Ctrl, Shift. More... | |
| KeyListener * | mListener |
| Used for buffered/actionmapping callback. More... | |
| TextTranslationMode | mTextMode |
| The current translation mode. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from OIS::Object | |
| std::string | mVendor |
| Vendor name if applicable/known. More... | |
| Type | mType |
| Type of controller object. More... | |
| bool | mBuffered |
| Buffered flag. More... | |
| int | mDevID |
| Not fully implemented yet. More... | |
| InputManager * | mCreator |
| The creator who created this object. More... | |
Keyboard base class. To be implemented by specific system (ie. DirectX Keyboard) This class is useful as you remain OS independent using this common interface.
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inlinevirtual |
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inlineprotected |
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| str | string to convert |
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| kc | KeyCode to convert |
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| key | A KeyCode to check |
| bool Keyboard::isModifierDown | ( | Modifier | mod | ) | const |
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| keyListener | Send a pointer to a class derived from KeyListener or 0 to clear the callback |
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Used for buffered/actionmapping callback.
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Bit field that holds status of Alt, Ctrl, Shift.
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The current translation mode.


The Mega Pizzeria is a global pizza chain that set foot in Kenya in 2015 which has more than 10,000 Pizza dtores in over 80 countries worldwide. There are now 6 stores in Kenya, in the capital city, with more planned.The customers can order different sizes of pizzas with one or more toppings and give out the total price of the pizzas ordered and give an option for delivery or not.
CHEESE PIZZA
VEGGIE PIZZA
PEPPERONI PIZZA
MEAT PIZZA
MARGHERITA PIZZA
BBQ CHICKEN PIZZA
| Pizza Name | Pizza Size | Pizza Crust | Pizza Topping | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Delivery is Ksh 200


Supervised Learning
In supervised learning, the examples presented to the computer are pairs of inputs and corresponding outputs (labelled training data). The goal is to learn a model that maps inputs to labels.
in mathematics
given - a set of {xi, yi} for i = 1, 2, ..., N, where:
- xi = [xi1, xi2, ..., xim] (a vector of features - m is number of features)
- yi is a scalar (the output)
- N is number of labelled training data
goal - learn a mapping ƒ:x → y by requiring ƒ(xi) = yi
The learnt mapping ƒ is expected to be able to make precise predictions on any unseen x* as ƒ(x*).
examples
TODO
classification vs regression
For classification, y is discrete.
- If y is binary, then classification is binary classification.
- If y is nominal instead of binary, then classification is multi-class classification.
For regression, y is continuous.
If an example is assigned to more than one category, then classification is multi-label classification.
- Each instance can have more than 1 label.
- For binary classification and multi-class classification, each instance is mapped to only 1 class.
typical learning procedure
Consists of 2 phases.
training phase:
Given labelled training data {xi,
yi}, for i = 1, 2, ..., N, apply
supervised learning algorithms on {xi,
yi} to learn a model ƒ such that
ƒ(xi) = yi.
testing phase:
Given unseen test data xi*, for i = 1, 2,
..., T, use the trained model ƒ to make predictions
ƒ(xi*)
2 ways of learning
inductive learning: classifier is induced
- during training, feed examples to classification algorithm to obtain a classifier
- during testing, simply pass the input through the classifier to obtain the predicted output
- slow during training phase, fast during testing phase
lazy learning: no classifier is learnt
- example: K nearest neighbour
- during training, simply store each example
- during testing, search through entire database of examples, find the example most similar to input datum, then output the label of that example (i.e. pattern matching)
- fast during training phase, slow during testing phase
- not very useful for practical purposes - need output in real-time
ways to learn a predictive model (inductive learning)
- Bayesian classifiers
- decision trees
- artificial neural networks
- support vector machines
- regularised regression model
TODO: examples
evaluation of supervised learning
The learnt predictive model should be able to make predictions on previously unseen data as accurately as possible.
The solution is to divide the whole training data into 'training' and 'test' sets, with 'training' set used to learn the predictive model and 'test' set used to validate the performance of the learnt model.
common evaluation metrics
classification:
- accuracy - ratio of correct predictions to total test data
- error rate - ratio of incorrect predictions to total test data (error rate = 1 - accuracy)
regression:
- mean absolute error
- root mean squared error
split of training and evaluation sets
random subsampling - sample without replacement k number of times
-
sum_accuracy = 0
# k is number of times to do random subsampling
for i in range(k):
# N is number of examples in original training set
# split_ratio is ratio of data in new training set to original training set (e.g. ⅔)
for j in range(split_ratio * N):
move_a_random_example_from_original_to_new_training_set()
transfer_the_rest_of_original_to_validation_set()
accuracy = train_model(train_data, val_data)
sum_accuracy += accuracy
average_accuracy = sum_accuracy / k - average accuracy = 1/k k∑i=1 accuracyi
cross validation:
k-fold cross validation - partition data into k
subsets of the same size
- hold one group aside for testing and use the rest to build model
- repeat k number of times with each subset being used for validation once
- usually, k = 3 or 5
- k = N, where N is number of data instances for training
- was popular in the past when datasets were small
- no longer practical due to big data
bootstrap - sampled with replacement
- same as random subsampling, except that there is replacement
-
sum_accuracy = 0
# k is number of times to do random subsampling
for i in range(k):
# N is number of examples in original training set
# split_ratio is ratio of data in new training set to original training set (e.g. ⅔)
for j in range(split_ratio * N):
copy_a_random_example_from_original_to_new_training_set()
transfer_the_rest_of_original_to_validation_set()
accuracy = train_model(train_data, val_data)
sum_accuracy += accuracy
average_accuracy = sum_accuracy / k


Component: MainC
configuration MainC
MainC is the system interface the TinyOS boot sequence. It wires the
boot sequence implementation to the scheduler and hardware resources.
- Author:
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Philip Levis
- Date:
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August 6 2005
- See:
-
TEP 107: Boot Sequence
Provides
Uses
interface
Init as
SoftwareInitWiring


| Eggplant Parmigiana | eggplant, tomato sauce, mozzarella and basil. | 9.00 |
| Zucchine Scapece | zucchini with homemade vinegar, green market mint and garlic. | 7.00 |
| Caprese Appetizer | local greens, mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, basil and extra virgin olive oil. | 11.00 |
| Meatballs | in neapolitan ragu sauce. | 11.00 |
| Satutee Di Vongole | sauteed clams in white wine, garlic and parsley. | 14.00 |
| Fried Calamari | with parsley and lemon aioli sauce. | 10.00 |
| Octopus | slowly cooked in san marzano tomato sauce with gaeta olives and sicilian capers. | 11.00 |
| Sauteed Shrimp | cannellini beans in white wine sauce. | 12.00 |
| Grilled Vegetables | zucchini, eggplant and peppers. | 9.00 |
| Potato Croquettes | 8.00 |
| Ribalata Chicken Wings | marinated in limoncello with a side of gorgonzola sauce. | 8.00 |
| Prosciutto E Mozzarella | prosciutto di parma and buffalo mozzarella. | 18.00 |
| Seafood Salad | octopus, squid, calamari and shrimp in lemon dressing. | 11.00 |
| Rughetta Salad | baby arugula, cherry tomatoes, shaved parmigiano and citrus vinaigrette. | 8.00 |
| Avocado Salad | avocado, orange, red onions, spinach and cherry tomatoes. | 12.00 |
| Spinaci Salad | baby spinach, goat cheese, mango and pistachios. | 10.00 |
| Mediterranea Salad | tomatoes, cucumbers, red bell peppers, gaeta olives and mozzarella cheese. | 14.00 |
Gluten Free $4
| Margherita Rossa Create Your Own Pizza | tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and basil. | 12.00 |
| Margherita Bianche Create Your Own Pizza | mozzarella cheese and basil. | 10.00 |
| Pizza Toppings | basil, garlic, onions | .50 |
| black olives, sicilian capers | 1.00 | |
|---|---|---|
| cherry tomatoes, boiled eggs, extra mozzarella cheese, fries | 2.00 | |
| grilled peppers, arugula, eggplant, mushrooms, broccli rabe, zucchini, artichokes, pancetta, spicy salame, italian sausage, gorgonzola cheese, ricotta cheese, goat cheese, provolone cheese, wurstel, pepperoni | 3.00 | |
| shrimp, anchovies, truffle sauce, prosciutto di parma, speck (smoked prosciutto), meatballs, grilled chicken, prosciutto cotto (ham), buffalo mozzarella | 4.00 | |
| shaved black truffle | 6.00 |
Red.
| Marinara Pizza Rosse | basil, garlic and oregano. | 9.00 |
| Doc Pizza Rosse | buffalo mozzarella and basil. | 15.00 |
| Vegetariana Pizza Rosse | mozzarella cheese, basil and baked vegetables. | 15.00 |
| Brigante Pizza Rosse | mozzarella cheese, salami and spicy oil. | 15.00 |
| Calzone Pizza Rosse | ricotta, mozzarella cheese, prosciutto cotto and black pepper. | 16.00 |
| Americana Pizza Rosse | mozzarella cheese, wurstel and fries. | 16.00 |
White.
| 4 Formaggi Pizza Bianche | mozzarella, provolone, gorgonzola and parmigiano reggiano cheese and honey. | 14.00 |
| Parma Pizza Bianche | mozzarella cheese, grape tomatoes, arugula, prosciutto di parma and shaved parmiggiano reggiano. | 18.00 |
| Ribalata Pizza Bianche | mozzarella cheese, italian sausage and broccoli rabe. | 17.00 |
| Nobile Pizza Bianche | mozzarella and gorgonzola cheese, truffle sauce and shaved black truffle. | 23.00 |
| New Heaven Pizza Bianche | fresh clams, mozzarella cheese, parsley and garlic. | 17.00 |
| Zucchini Pizza Bianche | zucchini puree, burrata cheese and speck. | 20.00 |
| Gluten Free Marinara Pizza | basil, garlic and oregano. | 13.00 |
| Gluten Free Doc Pizza | buffalo mozzarella and basil. | 19.00 |
| Gluten Free Vegetariana Pizza | mozzarella cheese, basil and baked vegetables. | 19.00 |
| Gluten Free Brigante Pizza | mozzarella cheese, salami and spicy oil. | 19.00 |
| Gluten Free Parma Pizza | mozzarella cheese, grape tomatoes, arugula, prosciutto di parma and shaved parmiggiano reggiano. | 22.00 |
Serves Two People.
| Red Ciliengino Pizza | red. cherry tomatoes, basil, mozzarella cheese and buffalo mozzarella (added after baking). | |
| Norma Pizza | red. eggplant, cherry tomatoes, parmigiano reggiano and mozzarella cheese. | |
| Verdure Pizza | red. eggplant, pepper, zucchini, radicchio and mozzarella cheese. | |
| Zola Pizza | white. radicchio, sweet italian sausage, gorgonzola and mozzarella cheese and truffle oil. | |
| Salina Pizza | white. cherry tomatoes, buffalo ricotta, sicilian capers, gaeta olives and mozzarella cheese. | |
| Porcini E Pancetta Pizza | white. porcini mushrooms, pancetta, mozzarella cheese and parsley. |
| Paccheri Alla Genovese | slowly cooked onion ragu with veal. | 18.00 |
| Rigatoni | with eggplant, mozzarella cheese, basil and tomato sauce. | 16.00 |
| Gnocchi Alla Sorrentina | san marzano tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella and basil. | 14.00 |
| Pappardelle Funghi Porcini & Truffle | 24.00 | |
| Penne Al Ragu Napoletano | slowly cooked tomato ragu with pork and beef. | 18.00 |
| Calamarata | sauteed clams, zucchini, garlic and parsley. | 21.00 |
| Gnocchi Al Pesto | homemade basil and pine nut pesto. | 16.00 |
| Chicken Milanese | served with arugula and cherry tomato salad. | 16.00 |
| Grilled Chicken | served with arugula and cherry tomato salad. | 16.00 |
| Salsicce E Friarielli | homemade italian sausage and sauteed broccoli rabe. | 20.00 |
| Grilled Atlantic Salmon | served with grilled vegetables. | 24.00 |
| Caprese | almond and chocolate cake, served with vanilla gelato. | |
| Tartufo Gelato | ||
| Panna Cotta | served with homemade mixed berry sauce. | |
| Sformatino | chocolate lava cake with whipped cream. |
| Soda | coke, diet coke, ginger ale, sprite | 2.50 |


Step 1: Gather Garden Greens
- 3 cups of mixed greens
Step 2: Prepare Ingrediants
Cut and chop your garden greens, and gather:
- 4 garlic cloves
- 1/4 cup of hemp hearts or sunflower seeds
- 1/4 cup of nutritional yeast
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 3 tbsp lemon juice (juice of 1 lemon)
- salt to taste
Step 3: Mix and Eat
Mix all together in a food processor until fairly smooth. Add salt to taste.
Serve over pasta or on your next sandwich.
Step 4: Freeze
Tip: Freeze any extra pesto sauce flat so that you can break off chunks.


{% extends "primary.html" %} {% block content %} Home Admin Application Settings
In order to properly output PDF files, Group Buy Organizer requires wkhtmltopdf, an open-source library to convert the files. Download and install on your server. Once installed, put the absolute path of the binary in the field above. That could look like:
wkhtmltopdf
C:\Program Files\wkhtmltopdf\bin\wkhtmltopdf.exe
A default path is provided that works on Window machines; if your server is running Linux, you will need to change this. When a proper path is added, click the "Test PDF" to see if everything has been set up properly. A PDF will open in-browser with a success message if it works, otherwise you'll get an ugly error screen (don't worry, its not breaking anything behind the scenes).


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TLx493D 3D Hall Sensor Generic Library
1.3
Generic library for the TLx493D 3D Hall sensor family
|
Internal registers of the TLE493D sensor family. More...
#include <TLE_AW2B6_defines.h>
Internal registers of the TLE493D sensor family.


Each VRML97 Node as defined in the VRML97 specification has a corresponding VRaniML C++ class. This section of the manual describes each class in detail. Some classes are derived from base classes which are defined here. All VRML97 nodes are ultimately derived from the vrNode class.
[ Index | Data Types | Defines | Utility Functions ]
vrAppearance, vrFontStyle, vrImageTexture, vrMaterial, vrMovieTexture, vrPixelTexture, vrTextureTransform
vrAudioClip, vrDirectionalLight, vrPointLight, vrScript, vrShape, vrSound, vrSpotLight, vrWorldInfo
vrBox, vrColor, vrCone, vrCoordinate, vrCylinder, vrElevationGrid, vrExtrusion, vrIndexedFaceSet,
vrIndexedLineSet, vrNormal, vrPointSet, vrSphere, vrText, vrTextureCoordinate
vrAnchor, vrBillboard, vrCollision, vrGroup, vrInline, vrLOD, vrSwitch, vrTransform
vrColorInterpolator, vrCoordinateInterpolator, vrNormalInterpolator, vrOrientationInerpolator,
vrPositionInterpolator, vrScalarInterpolator
vrPointingDeviceSensor,
vrCylinderSensor, vrPlaneSensor,
vrProximitySensor, vrSphereSensor,
vrTimeSensor, vrTouchSensor, vrVisibilitySensor
vrNode, vrGroupingNode, vrBindable, vrLight, vrGeometryNode, vrDataSet, vrInterpolator, vrSensor


See: Description
Apache Sling is an innovative web framework that is intended to bring back the fun to web development.
Apache Sling is a web framework that uses a Java Content Repository, such as Apache Jackrabbit, to store and manage content.
Sling applications use either scripts or Java servlets, selected based on simple name conventions, to process HTTP requests in a RESTful way.
The embedded Apache Felix OSGi framework and console provide a dynamic runtime environment, where code and content bundles can be loaded, unloaded and reconfigured at runtime.
As the first web framework dedicated to JSR-170 Java Content Repositories, Sling makes it very simple to implement simple applications, while providing an enterprise-level framework for more complex applications.
This documentation has been created using the generate_javadoc_for_release.sh script.
Copyright © 2015 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


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As noted a few days ago, I have now begun reading Ruskin's Fors Clavigera. Its eccentricity, adverted to by Guy Davenport, has already become apparent. Here is an extract from Letter II, The Great Picnic.
I. That the strength of Hercules is for deed, not misdeed ; and that his club—the favourite weapon, also, of the Athenian hero Theseus, whose form is the best inheritance left to us by the greatest of Greek sculptors, (it is in the Elgin room of the British Museum, and I shall have much to tell you of him—especially how he helped Hercules in his utmost need, and how he invented mixed vegetable soup)—was for subduing monsters and cruel persons, and was of olive-wood.
(My emphasis.)
It may be that my classical education is scanty, but I had no idea mixed vegetable soup was invented by Theseus. I am hoping, with undisguised excitement, that Ruskin keeps his promise and tells me more about this in a subsequent letter.