TraPS-VarI (Transmemrane Protein Sequence Variant Identifier) is a tool to map the single nucleotide polymorphism mutations recorded in .vcf (VCF 4.0) files to the protein topology and predict the effect of an individual-specific genotype on the presence or absence of membrane-proximal SH2 binding motifs such as,
- STAT3 binding site [YxxQ],
- ITIMs (immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibition motif) [S/I/V/LxYxxI/V/L]
- ITAMs (immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif) [YxxI/Lx(6-30)YxxI/L]
Additionally, the algorithm also finds matches for Uniprot Protein Name entries with the records of the therapeutic target database (ttd) and DrugBank.
Installation¶
TraPS-VarI will add itself as a module to python.
Requirements¶
- python 3.4 or newer
- MySQLdb module for python (MySQL-python)
- access to a MySQL database (InnoDB engine with spatial index support - v5.7 or higher)
Warning
MySQL library has to be configured manually to enable successful integration of TraPS-VarI database
How to Install¶
- Extract the package to the desired install location and run the installation script with the command:
- python install.py
and simply follow the instructions appearing on the commandline
Usage¶
python TraPS_VarI.py {−p=<CHR: POS> −m=<REF/ALT >| −f=<filename> [options]} [−assembly=<assemblyversion>]
- -p=chr:pos to look up a single mutation (i.e. A/T) at the position chr:pos (only with -m)
- -m=REF/ALT mutation to look up (only in conjunction with -p)
- -f= to run the script on a file in vcf format
- -fout file to save the result to (default is inputfile traps vari output)
- -filter use to omit all lines from the result that do not contain a transmembrane protein mutation
- -assembly=37/38 (which assembly to use, dbSNP is only supported for 38)
Note
The script will generate output files namely -TraPS_VarI.Output-1, 2 & 3 each with the following appended columns:-
- Uniprot Entry name,
- Uniprot Entry ID,
- Protein position,
- Protein aminoacid change,
- Mutation effect,
- Tyrsoine-based sequence motifs such as SH2 binding YxxQ, ITAM & ITAM (with annotations CREATED, DESTROYED or PRESENT),
- Topology domain,
- Hits in the TTD database and
- Hits in the DrugBank database.
How it works¶
TraPS-VarI processes the vcf file line by line. It takes the position, matches this against coding reqions in the RefSeq database. It then matches the CDS to it’s appropriate UniProt entry, modifies the CDS according to the mutation and retranslates the resulting CDS. The effect of the mutation is derived from the difference between those two entries. In it’s current version it only matches against UniProts main entries and not their isoforms (support for this is planned). It also looks up the position and mutation in the dbSNP dataset, if the mutation is contained there it adds the dbSNPid to the entry. It also checks the found refseq and uniprot ids against the TTD and DrugBank databases.
Summary¶
Source code¶
Biological Significance¶
Motif-1¶
- The STAT3 binding motifs (YXXQ) are present in the juxtamembrane regions of many transmembrane receptors that are expressed in many cell types. Recruitment of STAT3 to the tyrosine-phosphorylated YXXQ motifs significantly enhances the amplitude of STAT3 signaling. Depending on the cell/tissue-specific expression patterns of the receptor variant, pleiotropic effects are expected in vivo. Ubiquitous expression of STAT3-enhancing, gain-of-function SNPs in the germline genome contributes to accelerated cancer progression & poor prognosis. However, cells are rendered sensitive in a genotype/allele-specific manner to growth inhibition by small molecule or RNA interference mediated inhibition of STAT3 signaling pathways (Ulaganathan et al, Nature 2015: https://doi.org/10.1038/nature16449).
An example of TraPS-VarI identified STAT3 motif-creating germline variant:
Chr1 1211745 C/T (rs776902723): TNFRSF4_p.R241Q = [YLL(R/Q)]
Motif-2¶
- The immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibition motifs (ITIM) are present in the cytoplasmic domains of transmembrane receptors of virtually all immune cells. Recruitment of specific phosphatases to the tyrosine-phosphorylated ITIM results in the complete inhibition or downmodulation of immune cell effector functions (Daëron et al, Immunity 1995: https://doi.org/10.1016/1074-7613(95)90134-5)
An example of TraPS-VarI identified ITIM motif-creating germline variant:
Chr2 203734829 A/G (rs200221759): CD28_p.M194V = [SDYMN(M/V)]
Motif-3¶
- The immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif (ITAM) was initially recognized as a common sequence in the cytoplasmic tails of the signaling chains associated with the T-cellreceptor (TCR), B-cell receptor (BCR), and certain Fc receptors. Dual-tyrosine phosphorylated ITAM serve as docking sites for various proteins such as the tandem SH2 domains of Syk family PTK, viz., ZAP-70 or Syk and are important for positive signal transduction in immune cells (Reth, Nature 1989: https://doi.org/10.1038/338383b0).
An example of TraPS-VarI identified ITAM motif-creating germline variant:
Chr4 38796959 T/A (rs202172776): TLR1_p.N625Y = [YLDLPWYLRMVCQWTQTRRRAR(N/Y)IPL]
Thus TraPS-VarI can serve as an important tool for annotation of individual-specific genotyping dataset.
Graphical Summary¶
Illustration for using TraPS-VarI¶
Step-wise illustration demonstrating how to use TraPS-VarI for analyzing a person’s SNP genotype dataset.
step-1: Obtaining ‘.vcf’ file¶
step-2: Executing¶
step-3: Progress¶
step-4: Validation¶
Support¶
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This is an open sourced generic Artificial Intelligence competition framework, intended to provide you the fully scalable infrastructure needed to run your own AI competition with no hassle.
All you need to do?
Code a competition design and code a bot
Dimensions handles the rest, including match and tournament running, security, scalability and a local API and website through which you can monitor and control the entire system.
The framework was built with the goals of being generalizable and accessible. That's why Dimensions utilizes an I/O based model to run competitions and pit AI agents against each other (or themselves!), allowing it to be generic and language agnostic so anyone from any background can compete in your competition design.
It generalizes to many scenarios, and is able to recreate a range of systems from the Halite 3 AI competition, Battlecode 2020, to a generalized Open AI Gym that is open to machine learning in all languages in addition to Python through simple stdio.
This was inspired by Battlecode and Halite
Keep reading to learn how to get started and make a tournament like this:
Of which the AI bots are all coded in about 10 lines or less (ignoring the starter kit)
const kit = require('./kit');
const agent = new kit.Agent();
agent.initialize().then(async () => {
while (true) {
console.log('R'); // tell the match you want to play Rock in the game
agent.endTurn(); // end turn
await agent.update(); // wait for updates
}
});
As another proof of concept of how seamless and generalizable this framework is, see the recreation of Halite 3 using this framework.
Follow these links to jump straight to Documentation, Contributing, Development or Plans curated by the owner and the community.
Also checkout the blog post introducing the motivation for Dimensions and thoughts about it here: https://stonet2000.github.io/blog/posts/Dimensions/index.html
secureMode
. See this wiki page for details.At the moment, MacOS and Linux are 100% supported. Windows platforms might not work and it is highly suggested to install WSL. It's also suggested to use Node 12.x or above. Lower versions are untested.
This guide will take you through how to start and run a competition built with Javascript/Typescript. To see how to use this framework to run an AI competition built without the dimensions framework, see this wiki page.
First, install the dimensions-ai
package
npm install dimensions-ai
Create a new file called run.js
and inside it we need to first require
the package
const Dimension = require('dimensions-ai');
In order to start writing AI to compete against each other in a competition, you need to do two things.
You need to design a competition to allow people to compete and facilitate the matches. More info on that soon. it is highly suggested to design an AI starter kit so people can get straight into competing.
If you already have a design, feel free to skip to the section on running a match and a tournament
It is suggested to design the competition in Javascript / Typescript using the Dimensions framework. See https://github.com/StoneT2000/Dimensions/wiki/Creating-a-Design for a tutorial on creating a design.
You can also create a custom design outside of the framework, see https://github.com/StoneT2000/Dimensions/wiki/Custom-Competition-Design for a tutorial on that.
Example starter kits can be found in the /templates/starter-kits folder and you can just copy these and tweak them accordingly to your own design.
See https://github.com/StoneT2000/Dimensions/wiki/Creating-a-Starter-kit for a tutorial on creating a starter kit.
Now with a design done and a starter kit created, all you have to do is write a quick AI that does something and then run a match as follows:
First initialize your design and pass it a name. Then create a new dimension
with Dimension.create
.
let RPSDesign = new RockPaperScissorsDesign('RPS!');
let myDimension = Dimension.create(RPSDesign);
We can now run our first match by passing in an array of paths to the bot codes, each of which will generate into a new agent that participates in the match. You can then also pass in any configurations you want accessible through match.configs
in the life cycle functions of your design
.
let results = await myDimension.runMatch(
[
'./examples/rock-paper-scissors/bots/paper.js',
'./examples/rock-paper-scissors/bots/rock.js',
],
{
bestOf: 5, // a configuration accessible in match through match.configs.bestOf
}
);
You can now log the results, of which are the same results returned by your design's
getResult
function.
console.log(results);
Notice that your console will also print something about a station. It'll give you a link to the Station
, a local server that gives you access to an API to access and control your Dimension, Matches, Tournaments and more. Check out https://github.com/StoneT2000/Dimensions/wiki/Dimensions-Station-API for details on the API.
If you want to view the API from a website, see this repo: https://github.com/StoneT2000/Dimensions-web
This framework also provides tournament running features, which currently include Elimination, and a flexible Ladder type tournaments. Additionally, there are various ranking systems used, such as Win/Tie/Loss and Trueskill. This section takes your through a really brief rundown of how to run a tournament. See this wiki page for more in depth details on setting up the various kinds of tournaments
Here is how you run a tournament. First, you will need a resultHandler
function. This function must be given to the tournament to indicate how the results of a match
should be interpreted. Recall that these results are returned by the getResult
function in your design class. It is suggested to provide these result handlers in your Design
.
Next, you need to pass in some required configurations, namely type, rankSystem, agentsPerMatch, resultHandler
. The following code snippet shows an example.
let RPSDesign = new RockPaperScissorsDesign('RPS!');
let myDimension = Dimension.create(RPSDesign);
let Tournament = Dimension.Tournament;
let simpleBot = './bots/rock.js';
let botSources = [simpleBot, simpleBot, simpleBot, simpleBot, simpleBot];
let RPSTournament = myDimension.createTournament(botSources, {
name: 'A Best of 329 Rock Paper Scissors Tournament', // give it a name
type: Tournament.Type.LADDER, // Create a Ladder Tournament
rankSystem: Tournament.RankSystem.TRUESKILL, // Use Trueskill to rank bots
agentsPerMatch: [2], // specify how many bots can play at a time
defaultMatchConfigs: {
bestOf: 329,
loggingLevel: Dimension.Logger.Level.NONE, // turn off match logging
},
resultHandler: (results) => {
let ranks = [];
if (results.winner === 'Tie') {
ranks = [
{ rank: 1, agentID: 0 },
{ rank: 1, agentID: 1 },
];
} else {
let loserID = (results.winnerID + 1) % 2;
ranks = [
{ rank: 1, agentID: results.winnerID },
{ rank: 2, agentID: loserID },
];
}
return {
ranks: ranks,
};
},
});
RPSTournament.run();
Once running, the console will display a live leaderboard of the tournament running, showing the current ranks and scores of all the bots, similar to the gif shown at the beginning of this document.
Documentation / guides on the tournaments and how to use them can be found https://github.com/StoneT2000/Dimensions/wiki/Running-Tournaments. Full documentation on Tournaments can be found here.
Note that different tournament types have different tournament configurations and different rank systems have different ranking configurations, all of which can be found on the documentation.
The wiki is populated with more basic and advanced example usages of this framework. This ranges from how to configure the match engine, configuring various tournaments and rank systems, to tips on designing a successful competition.
In a production setting, it is strongly recommended to create a Dimension in secureMode
to decrease the likelihood of user uploaded bot code of causing any significant harm to a server. By default, secureMode
is set to false, but you will always get a warning about it. Setting it to true only requires you to install Docker.
Plugins intend to be a simple "drag and drop." Dimensions can use
a plugin and the plugin will automatically configure the dimension as needed. See here for more info on the available plugins. See here for how to develop a plugin
For example, here's two lines of code that integrate MongoDB as a database:
let mongo = new Dimension.MongoDB('mongodb://localhost:27017/dimensions');
await myDimension.use(mongo);
Everyone is more than welcome to contribute to this project! You can open an issue or submit a PR
Check out the issues for this repository to get an idea on something you can help out with!
This is all written in TypeScript
First install all necessary packages and pull necessary docker images for testing with
npm install
./pull_all_test_docker_images.sh
Start development by running
npm run watch
to watch for code changes in the src
folder and reload the build folder.
Tests are built with Mocha and Chai. You will need mongodb setup serving through port 27017
to run database plugin tests.
If that is setup, run tests with
npm run test
Run
npm run build
to build the entire library.
Run
npm run docs
to generate documentation
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(design a competition)MatchEngine
, Matches
, Dimensions
to give them greater flexibility over the backend infrastructureDesigns
susceptible to cheating and match breaking behavior from bots participating in a Match
timeStep
(for a game of rock paper scissors, this would be 1, it wouldn't make sense to flood the MatchEngine
with several commands, which could break the Match
)Designs
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Okay. So you’ve downloaded the application, and if you’re new to it, you also got the LDRAW library with it. If you didn’t, and you don’t have a copy of it, then go download it. When you decompress Bricksmith, you’ll end up with a folder named “Bricksmith”, with the Finder Brick icon on it. Put that folder someplace, like your Applications folder.
When you first open Bricksmith, notice that the scroll bars are centered. This is important, because it means that you’re looking at the point (0,0). If this was a math class I’d call it the Origin. All you need to know is that Bricksmith rotates your models around this point. And the first brick you place will be directly on this point. Subsequent bricks can go anywhere you want, but for the easiest time rotating, try to keep the model centered. But we need to do some other things first.
1. Browse the entire list, or use the Category drop-down menu to narrow your search.
2. Search by keyword.
You should get fairly good results just guessing at it, but the best format is usually "Category size x size".
Now that you have the part you want, notice the image of it that’s to your right. That is in fact a 3D rotatable zoom-in-able model of that part. Very useful.
*A note about parts: Some parts are Subparts, which means they are part of a larger whole. Try looking for the complete item for easier building. Also, some parts may say “Needs work”. This means they are unfinished or may not be true to the real element. However, they are still usable, but, as they say, need work.
Okay, now looking at the part is all well and good, but we still need to insert it. Hit the Insert button and watch your part appear on (0,0). You’ll notice it doesn’t quite look like a real brick. In Bricksmith, the currently selected brick is shown as a wireframe.
Alright. One brick inserted. Before we move on, let's add a baseplate in so we have a reference point. Add an 8 x 12 baseplate. Note that it has appeared at the top of our 2 x 4 Brick. Huh.
Now would be a great time to learn about moving bricks, right?
It's actually really simply to move bricks. Just click on the one you need to move and drag it around. When you do, you'll see it becomes a wireframe. Now, keep in mind that you can only move bricks in a 2D plane. This means that you must rotate your view to get the part to go some places. To rotate your view, hold down the command and option keys and click and drag. This is the reason you'll want a centered model, because rotation will be sorta weird if it isn't. An off center model won't rotate so badly if it's large-ish, but a small one will be more affected. Now, rotating your model's view is useful for two reasons: 1, you get to see all of it. 2, bricks move around on a 2D plane, and to get that third axis of movement, you must rotate your view. See graphic. Also note that you can choose Fine, Medium, or Coarse movement with the grid-like button. This allows for, well, more fine movement than normal. Fine is about a pixel at a time, Medium is half a stud, and coarse is one stud. This applies to rotation, too.
Okay. Now we've gotten the appropriate angle of view, but we must actually move the brick. Click on the brick so it becomes a wireframe. Use the arrow keys and move the brick around.
While you're doing that, notice the Rotate buttons up top. There are buttons for positive and negative movement on the 3D axes — X, Y, and Z. Rotating is fairly simple. Select the brick, click the button. See image for which axis is which.
Red is great, but sometimes you'll want something in blue. Or green. Or Pastel Pink. To change a brick's color, just select it and use Piece>Show Colors to show the LDRAW Colors palette.
There! That wasn't too hard, was it? That's all you need to know to get started, so if you feel ready, go have fun building your first model. For more advanced information, keep reading.
Steps are used so that other people can build your model easily. To make steps, just use the Add Step option under Model in the menubar. The new step appears over in the "File Contents" column on the left. Simply drag the correct bricks under it, and they become part of that step. To view a model step-by-step, select the model's name in the File Contents, then go to View>Step Display and click on each successive step and watch as Bricksmith builds up the model. Neat, hmm?
Models are, well, models, within the larger whole. For instance, if you were building a city street and you made a park bench, and you needed ten, it would be a pain to have to build all ten, right? That's where models come in. Go to Model>Add Model, and a new one appears. Be sure to center the scrollbars before building. And the new model is just like the large one — you can have steps for it. Models are also useful for grouping parts together for easy control of your big model. Finally, to actually use the model, you must choose Model>Insert Reference and then choose the model to insert it.
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until his head feels 6 years old, and blue
Mr. Reaves wants you to know: when you don't know what tag to put things
between, use a div!
He also wants you to know that it will look better if you use a p tag for
real paragraphs and sentences, because it's more likely to get people to
visit the site.
A div (and all these tags) are really a box, and if you open Chrome(-ium)
Dev Tools in your browser with CTRL+SHIFT+I, then you can see the boxes!
Everything in HTML is a box - see when you add a border with style?
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The Toy Story movies have always been impossible not to love thanks to their mixture of heart, humour and action, but this last goodbye is the best yet.
Toy Story 3 (2010)
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Reviews Counted:237
Fresh:234
Rotten:3
Average Rating:8.8/10
Consensus: Deftly blending comedy, adventure, and honest emotion, Toy Story 3 is a rare second sequel that really works.
Runtime: 1 hr. 43 min.
Genre: Animation, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Comedy, Kids & Family
Theatrical Release: Jun 18, 2010 Wide
US Box Office: $408.1M
Synopsis: "Toy Story 3" brings to life more adventures from Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of Andy's toys as they go on the road and out of Andy's room. [More]
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The summer of 2010 is on the books, and it's time to look back at the numbers and sort out the winners -- as well as the losers.
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August 16, 2010:
Toy Story 3 Takes All-Time Animated Box Office Crown
Congratulations, Pixar: After two months in release, "Toy Story 3" has become the highest-grossing animated film of all time.
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Looking at the mostly dismal box office numbers for summer 2010, the L.A. Times can't help but wonder: Is a multiplex full of family films the future of moviegoing?
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Magmatic and Zoono see Ellis easy winner of Shares Race
by John CollettAngie Ellis, of 80-20 Investments, has won the six-week Shares Race by a big margin of almost $13,000, mostly thanks to the outstanding performances Magmatic Resources and Zoono Group.
Her original $10,000 investment in Magmatic, a gold and copper explorer, ended the competition worth $30,000 – by far the best-performing tip of all.
Her $10,000 investment in Zoono Group, an anti-microbial products company, was almost as good at $29,070 – the second-best performing stock.
It was an emphatic win by the Melbourne accountant, who has won the Shares Race more times than any other competitor.
Credit also goes to second-placed Varun Ratra, of the newsletter Eye between Bulls & Bears, who ended the race with a portfolio value of $123,556. His selection of Oncosil Medical – the third-best performer – saw his original $10,000 investment in the medical device company grow to $27,692.
Dan Silver, co-chief executive of share trading platform Stake, also picked Magmatic and also did well from his stock selection of Michael Hill, with his original $10,000 in the jewellery retailer ending the competition worth $12,105.
However, Silver was let down by his tip of the worst-performing stock, Botanix Pharmaceuticals, with his original $10,000 in the cannabis pharmaceutical company dropping to just $4,458.
The sharemarket, as measured by the S&P/ASX 300 index, finished the week down 1 per cent to 6,627 points on Thursday, the day the competition ended.
The Shares Race is a fantasy shares game that runs for six weeks. Players start with $100,000, divided evenly across 10 stocks. Their progress is reported weekly.


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I’m 27 and female. Since I was 21, I’ve been away at least once a year, for anything from 3 nights to 9 months, alone. I also go on trips with friends, but I make a point of regularly going solo.
When alone, I’ve been met with various reactions, but they tend to fall into two broad camps:
1. Awesome, that must be really fun! (Wide eyes, look of interest, wants to hear stories)
2.Really? You’re on your own?! Why?? (Raised eyebrows, expression of slight distrust, thinks I’m weird)
Both are totally valid. In fact, depending on what’s happened that day, either can feel completely (sometimes painfully) justified.
Why?
It’s rare that I forge a friendship with someone from the second camp. And, if they get me on a bad day, their reaction can feel like a gentle kick in the stomach.
As I look to the year ahead, and think about the trips I’ll inevitably make alone, I’m offering myself a small reminder of why it’s necessary and important to me. Just in case I need a little push.
Seven reasons I travel solo
I can wander off. Stay. Go. Change my mind. Follow a whim. I don’t have anyone else’s preferences, needs or feelings to bear in mind and carefully balance against my own. I can be utterly selfish and not feel bad about it. For most human adults — typically surrounded by and attuned to the needs of children, parents, friends, colleagues, clients, pets — this is a strange and wonderful luxury.
Because I can see what ‘me’ really looks like
With no one around who knows me, I’m in my own little social vacuum. Stripping out the group norms of my social circles — those silent rules of engagement, shared experiences and in-jokes that quietly guide our day-to-day interactions — leaves nothing left except… me. Sometimes I like what I see there, sometimes I question it, and sometimes it comes as a surprise. Either way, exposure feels interesting and important.
It’s seriously noticeable how much more readily people will approach someone who’s sitting alone and strike up conversation. I’ve chewed coca leaves with a Peruvian social activist, played guitar with a Chilean musician, shared my journal with a Chinese mother-of-two, and been taught to surf by an Australian farmhand. I don’t believe any of those moments would have happened — or certainly felt like such rich, colourful moments of connection— if I hadn’t been sitting by myself.
I’ve learned that the quickest way to see the best of humanity is to make yourself vulnerable. I’ve found myself in hot (make that cold) water more times than I’d like, and every time been rescued by a warm-hearted and generous stranger. Regular reminders of why I should have faith in humanity sure is good for the soul.
Placeholder text by Becca Warner. Photographs by flickr.


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High school education unlike other levels of education does not have government sponsorship, moreover, the Covid-19 pandemic has rendered many parents jobless limiting their financial resources. This web application seeks to connect sponsors and needy High school students


This week I created the website and github page for the project. Additionally, I created the github repo for the rstudio project. I installed the AoT client library and started working with the data. I created functions to get the most recent nodes with data avaliable to add to the map. I also created new dataframes to extract the latitue and longitude from the geometry.locations frame.
This week I Found and tested 3 different map background as well a created a drop down menu and made it reactive so that when selected it will changed the map background.
This week I created the base layout for the map, the heatmap, and comparison tabs for the AOT data. Also created checkbox options for user to choose what AOT they wat do view both in the main tab and in the node comparison tab. Created temporary location place holders in the comparison tab for all pollutants in AOT.
This week I added the nodes to the map and implemented the address to show when the marker is selected and the ID shows when you hover. I also created a function to get the data for the line charts and tables for the AoT. I made all the functions thus far reactive to the pollutants selected. I also added code to make the data update every minute. I then implemented the map marker clicked to show the data for that node being selected. The line chart then displays for the current time and the table displays. I implemented the 24 hours and 7 days worth of data for each graphical and tabular representation. I made the data reactive to the current/24 hours and 7 days input. I implemented the node comparisons data for the line charts and tables. I then put this data into the line chart and table renders. I made these reactive as well to what was selected and the timespan requested.
This week I changed the map background so that it can change map type with the map, save space on the side bar.Also picked out a different map so that it would be more eye friendly to the color blind.
This week I created reactive checkboxes for all the AOT, Dark Sky and Open AQ data (along with the reactive call function to check what was clicked). Created a 2 line Graphs for node comparison, and rearanged the location and view of pollutant tables in the node comparison. Created table tabs for the tables for comparing nodes, and added a new side menu option of choosing a time frame of data to view.
This week I implemented the darksky data for the line chart and the table for when a node is selected on the map. I made it reactive to display current, 24 hours and 7 days worth of data. I also implemented the heatmap for AoT and Darksky. I then made these reactive to the inputs selected and the current/ 7 days and 24 hours.
This week I Made a radio button on the side in order to change the data from metric to imperial and via versia. I also implemented for the radio buttons to work to change the data on the graphs so that when imperial is selected it will change to imperial.
This week I reorganized the whole side bar menu so that it not only fits on the EVL but also more user friendly, put tabs in to subtabs to separate dashboards from parameter options. Also created the reactive table and line for the dark sky data, along with creating a filter function that cleans up the incoming Dark sky data so that the data is filtered to the users timeframe preference, and parameters chosen. this data is then additionally filltered for the line graph. Choose a color blind friendly pallet.
This week I implemented the imperial to metric conversion for all of the data. I also started working with the open aq API. I was able to get the data to add the markers to the map for this api. I then added the open aq data to the heatmap and made this reactive to the current 7 days and 24 hours. I also made it reactive to the inputs selected for the heatmap. I also implemented the on marker selected for the open aq data and put this data into the line chart and table plots. I also made this reactive to the parameters selected and the current/24 hours and 7 days.
Made markers on the map so that they will come out in different colors. The markers are also set up to have a unique id in order to tell which one was clicked. I also added a legend on the side to know what is what when called
This week I created reactive radio buttons that go with the heat map so that the user can only choose one type of parameter from each group, with addition options beign reactive to a users choce of AOT/Dark Sky/openOQ. Also cleaned up the titles for tables and created a reactive title that changes based on what point a user chooses from the map. Made it so that the table/linegraphs that don't pertain to the point chosen are blank, and not showing other node data. Cleaned up layout so it fits the EVL screen, and conforms to the touchable standards. Removed options for user to search in data tables, to save space and touchablility. fixed issuse with map nodes not being labeled correctly.


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India
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scratched the sofa.
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The bird
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took a cab to go to the city center.
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The nursery classroom
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are twins.
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Mike’s favourite movie
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smell wonderful.
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Babies
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went on a field trip to the museum.
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flew back to its nest in the evening.
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My class
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learn to crawl before walking.
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Susie’s cat
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is a land of festivals.
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The roses in the room
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is ‘The Jurassic Park’.
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Jack and his sister
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had crayons all over the floor.


isambard.ampal.nucleic_acid module¶
Contains AMPAL objects representing nucleic acids.
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class
Nucleotide
(atoms=None, mol_code='UNK', monomer_id=' ', insertion_code=' ', is_hetero=False, ampal_parent=None)[source]¶ Bases:
ampal.base_ampal.Monomer
Represents a nucleotide base.
Parameters: - atoms (OrderedDict, optional) – OrderedDict containing Atoms for the Nucleotide. OrderedDict is used to maintain the order items were added to the dictionary.
- mol_code (str, optional) – One or three letter code that represents the Nucleotide.
- monomer_id (str, optional) – String used to identify the Nucleotide.
- insertion_code (str, optional) – Insertion code of Nucleotide, used if reading from pdb.
- is_hetero (bool, optional) – True if is a hetero atom in pdb. Helps with PDB formatting.
- ampal_parent (ampal.Polynucleotide, optional) – Reference to Polynucleotide containing the Nucleotide.
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mol_code
¶ str – PDB molecule code that represents the Nucleotide.
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insertion_code
¶ str – Insertion code of Nucleotide, used if reading from pdb.
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is_hetero
¶ bool – True if is a hetero atom in pdb. Helps with PDB formatting.
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states
¶ dict – Contains an OrderedDicts containing atom information for each state available for the Nucleotide.
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id
¶ str – String used to identify the Nucleotide.
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reference_atom
¶ str – The key that corresponds to the reference Atom. This is used by various functions, for example backbone primitives are calculated using the Atom defined using this key.
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ampal_parent
¶ Polynucleotide or None – A reference to the Polynucleotide containing this Nucleotide.
dict – A dictionary containing information about this AMPAL object. The tags dictionary is used by AMPAL to cache information about this object, but is also intended to be used by users to store any relevant information they have.
Raises: ValueError
– Raised if mol_code is not length 1 or 3.
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class
Polynucleotide
(monomers=None, polymer_id=' ', ampal_parent=None, sl=2)[source]¶ Bases:
ampal.base_ampal.Polymer
Polymer type object that represents a Polynucleotide.
Parameters: - monomers (Nucleotide or [Nucleotide], optional) – Nucleotide or list containing Nucleotide objects to form the Polynucleotide.
- polymer_id (str, optional) – An ID that the user can use to identify the Polynucleotide. This is used when generating a pdb file using Polynucleotide().pdb.
- ampal_parent (ampal.Assembly, optional) – Reference to Assembly containing the Polynucleotide.
- sl (int, optional) – The default smoothing level used when calculating the backbone primitive.
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id
¶ str – Polynucleotide ID
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ampal_parent
¶ ampal.Assembly or None – Reference to Assembly containing the Polynucleotide
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molecule_type
¶ str – A description of the type of Polymer i.e. Protein, DNA etc.
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ligands
¶ ampal.LigandGroup – A LigandGroup containing all the Ligands associated with this Polynucleotide chain.
dict – A dictionary containing information about this AMPAL object. The tags dictionary is used by AMPAL to cache information about this object, but is also intended to be used by users to store any relevant information they have.
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sl
¶ int – The default smoothing level used when calculating the backbone primitive.
Raises: TypeError
– Polymer type objects can only be initialised empty or using a Monomer.


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#include <wsockstream.h>
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| generic_sockstream () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| generic_sockstream (const sockbuf &sb) | |
| Create from an existing sockbuf. | |
| generic_sockstream (const sock &s) | |
| Create from an existing socket. | |
| generic_sockstream (int type, int domain=AF_INET, int proto=0) | |
| Create a SOCK_STREAM or SOCK_DGRAM stream. | |
| sockbuf * | rdbuf () |
| Return the buffer used by this stream. | |
| sockbuf * | operator-> () |
| Return the buffer used by this stream. | |
| generic_sockstream (const inaddr &remote, int type=SOCK_STREAM) | |
| Create a SOCK_STREAM connected to a remote peer. | |
| ~generic_sockstream () | |
| Create a SOCK_STREAM connected to a remote peer. | |
An IO stream using a sockbuf object as the underlying streambuf. The streambuf object can be retrieved using rdbuf() function or the -> operator.


Cacio e Pepe
Cacio e Pepe (meaning cheese and pepper) is not only based but also incredibly simple, ideal for lazy neets and similarly minded people who don’t want to wash too many dishes and don’t like complicated recipes with too many extra ingredients.
Ingredients
- Spaghetti
- Grated Pecorino Romano
- Peppercorns (you can also use pepper but it will change the flavour)
Directions
- Cook your chosen amount of spaghetti 3-4 minutes under the time on the package
according to the directions on the package or however you usually do it. See Pasta.
- Meanwhile place the peppercorns on a cutting board and mash them with a pestle.
- Place half of the peppercorns in a pan and toast them at medium heat.
- Drain the pasta, place it in the pan and save the boiling water for later use.
- Add the pasta with the pepper with 2 spoons of the water previously saved.
- Prepare the Pecorino by putting half of it a bowl with a spoon of the pasta water you saved; continue mixing the cheese with the water until a cream is formed.
- When the pasta is almost cooked, add the cream and mix (you can add more water if the pasta is too dry).
- Serve on a plate with the Pecorino left before on top.
Contributors
- Some guy called siedes
- Batu Cam – Added picture – XMR:
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- S0NN1 – fixed the recipe based on the original italian one – website
- mathik
Recipe tags:
italian
quick
pasta
cheesefare


I've been a professional technical writer for more than 25 years. I have over 90 books to my credit, which have sold more than four million copies worldwide. I've been building websites since 1996, so I have intimate knowledge of HTML, CSS,and web design. My passion is to write books and articles to pass along that knowledge and to create tools that help people build awesome web pages.
That's my work side, so what about my personal side? That is, what do I do in my spare time? I'm glad you asked! Here's a partial(and alphabetical) list of things and activities that interested me:


Limited Liability Partnerships
§425-151 Name. The name of a limited liability partnership shall contain "Registered Limited Liability Partnership" or "Limited Liability Partnership", or the abbreviation "R.L.L.P.", "L.L.P.", "RLLP", or "LLP". [L 2000, c 218, pr of §1; am L 2001, c 241, §1]


In release 3.1 we refactored many parts of the code, and the overall performance seems to be much better now. And the attachments now are optional, saving a lot of time and memory.
Background history
John Siller was the first one to file issues complaining about the plug-in performance, due to some OutOfMemory errors the plug-in was running into. After that I asked for an open source license of YourKit (kindly given right away, thanks YourKit!) and profiled the plug-in. I was reproducing John's issue with ease using the same set of JUnit XML that he was using and a similar number of automated tests in TestLink. The issue was related to the number of messages that the plug-in was splitting in the console, generating a huge amount of garbage collection and putting a lot of objects in the memory heap. This was fixed in 3.0.0, however the issue persisted in 3.0.1 and 3.0.2.
Now we are performing a deeper investigation on this issue.
The problem
The first bottleneck identified is the test results seeking process. The plug-in implements three strategies for seeking for test results: JUnit, TestNG and TAP. The latter is the simplest one, and quite different then the first two ones.
-What happens in JUnit and TestNG is that the the current algorithm is at least O(n⁵) (I say at least as I didn't have time to perform a real analysis on it yet), something like:-
- Iterate over test result files
- Iterate over suites
- Iterate over tests
- Iterate over TestLink automated tests
- Iterate over comma separated values of custom fields
This is the result of several refactoring since the first version of the plug-in, which supported only TAP. So the plug-in performance is not affected at all when you have few tests to execute. However, in the worst case, where you have several files, with several tests within it mapped to several automated test cases in TestLink using custom fields with comma.
And it gets worst, as the plug-in looks for test results against test suites and for test results against test cases.
The plug-in allocates several objects in memory in each turn, and uses these objects in subsequent nested operations. Probably there are many ways to improve the memory use too.
Improvement ideas
Here is a space for listing of ideas to improve the plug-in performance. Feel free to add any idea or suggestion that you may have.
- Add an option in the plug-in configuration screen that lets the user decide whether the plug-in should use test suites or test cases. This way, the plug-in wouldn't need to execute twice for JUnit and TestNG. The caveat of this option is that we would break backward compatibility again (we broke from 2.x to 3.x).
- -Add a different data structure, like ArrayListMultimap, where the custom field value would be key, with a list of testlink automated test cases (it would remove two iterations, reducing the overall complexity to O(n³).-
- -Change the way the parsers return data structures. We could add a different method or parser that would return a java.util.List of tests (be it test case, test class, test method, etc). This could be used combined with the idea #1. This way, the plug-in wouldn't need to iterate over test suites anymore, reducing its overall execution to O(n⁴) and if combined with idea #2, it would turn the algorithm into O(n²)!-
- Use Soft and Weak references in some fields (including soft and weak data structures). This way we would help the garbage collection process.
Final notes
- Although the ideas listed here focus on the test result seeking process, should you identify other points where we could increase the memory performance (process time, memory use, etc) feel free to create other topics.
- After we have fixed this issue, this page will be modified to have a summary of the plug-in algorithm performance, and perhaps a background history including this initial discussion.
- Many thanks to YourKit, for donating a license for this plug-in. If you are part of the plug-in team, you can mail them and ask for a license too (or mail Bruno P. Kinoshita and he will get in touch with them for you). That's the best tool for profiling Java applications (EE or not) that I've seen so far.


A mouseup is just the second part of a click. It's useful for detecting when a user falls asleep mid-click and releases it later.
(Hint: click and drag into another element and then release. Don't drag any THING, though, because that's a different event.)
<script> export default { methods: { onMouseUpOutside(e, el) { console.log("onMouseUpOutside"); console.log("Event:", e); console.log("Element mouse released on:", e.target); console.log("Element that was scrutinizing the situation for this very thing:", el); } } } </script>


Spurs fans react on Twitter to Dele Alli’s display as West Ham
by Jordan HarrisA number of Tottenham Hotspur fans have taken to Twitter to laud Dele Alli’s display in their 3-2 win over West Ham, with many feeling that Jose Mourinho is ready to transform the 23-year-old.
Mourinho oversaw an impressive victory in his first game in charge of Spurs. Tottenham were 3-0 up inside the 50 minutes thanks to goals from Son Heung-min, Lucas Moura and Harry Kane.
It was Alli who provided the assist for the opening goal. But it was his role in the second goal that will probably take more of the headlines.
The England international produced an outrageous pass while on the floor in the build-up to Moura’s goal. It was a reminder of just how good the midfielder can be.
Alli was superb throughout the game. He adopted the playmaker role around the three goalscorers. And it appears to be fair to say that it was one of his best displays for Tottenham for some time.
Alli becoming the Special One again?
Unsurprisingly, the fans were delighted with what they saw from the youngster. They are so excited about what Mourinho’s arrival could mean for his game.
It would be unfair to criticise his form too strongly this season. There were definitely glimpses of his quality before Mauricio Pochettino’s departure. But Mourinho appears to have had an immediate impact.
Here is what some of the Tottenham fans were saying about Alli’s display…
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RED MIST
Amateur Scots footballer told never to set foot on a pitch again after breaking rival’s jaw
by John JeffayA FIVE-A-SIDER was told never to set foot on a football pitch again after he admitted breaking an opponent’s jaw.
Douglas McKerron, 40, was banned from the game for a year, when he appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, and was ordered to pay his victim £1,000.
Sheriff Andrew Miller took the unusual step and told McKerron, an offshore worker: “When I say that, I mean you are not to take part in any kind of football above kicking a ball about with your children.
“You need to accept your playing days are over. I strongly advise you never to set foot on a football pitch again.”
McKerron appeared at the same court in 2011, also for punching a rival.
Sheriff Miller said: “It seems history has repeated itself. You seem like an upstanding member of the public, except when you step onto a football pitch, when the red mist descends.
The court heard that in the later attack McKerron was playing for the Cruise Control five-a-side team at Goals Soccer Centre, Aberdeen, on March 26. He punched his opponent to the ground after a flare-up.
The referee abandoned the match immediately at the site on Great Southern Road, Aberdeen, and told McKerron to leave. McKerron was arrested the next day.
The victim was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and underwent surgery for a double break in his jaw.
He was allowed home two days later and spent two weeks off work.
Depute fiscal Anna Chisholm told the court the match referee had noticed McKerron “making some heavy tackles” early in the game – and ordered him to leave the pitch for a few minutes to cool down.
However, he then returned to the field and punched an opponent in the jaw 25 minutes later.
McKerron, whose address was given in court as Balnagask Road, Aberdeen, admitted assaulting the man by punching him on the face, causing him to fall to the ground to his severe injury.
Defence agent Peter Shepherd said: “My client has no previous convictions since 2011. Unfortunately for him, that was for the same offence as this.”
The court heard McKerron admitted at the same court in 2011 punching a man repeatedly to the head to his severe injury at Strikers Indoor Football Centre in Aberdeen in September 2010.
“I have given careful consideration as to whether to send you to prison and decided I do not need to do that.”
McKerron was given a 12-month supervision order “to identify the triggers for this kind of behaviour” and ordered to do 250 hours of unpaid work and pay £1,000 compensation to his victim.


Car Adventure!
Type "h" to honk. "d" to drive to work, "r" for a long road trip, or "t" to get a tuneup
see console for car start


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Functions
ncm_dataset_new_list ()
NcmDataset * ncm_dataset_new_list (gpointer data0
,...
);
Creates a new NcmDataset object and adds a NULL ended list of NcmData.
ncm_dataset_dup ()
NcmDataset * ncm_dataset_dup (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmSerialize *ser
);
Duplicates the object and all of its content.
ncm_dataset_ref ()
NcmDataset *
ncm_dataset_ref (NcmDataset *dset
);
Increases the reference count of dset
by one.
ncm_dataset_copy ()
NcmDataset *
ncm_dataset_copy (NcmDataset *dset
);
Duplicates the object getting a reference of its content.
ncm_dataset_free ()
void
ncm_dataset_free (NcmDataset *dset
);
Decreses the reference count of dset
by one.
ncm_dataset_clear ()
void
ncm_dataset_clear (NcmDataset **dset
);
Decreses the reference count of *dset
by one, and sets *dset
to NULL.
ncm_dataset_get_length ()
guint
ncm_dataset_get_length (NcmDataset *dset
);
Number of diferent NcmData in dset
.
ncm_dataset_get_n ()
guint
ncm_dataset_get_n (NcmDataset *dset
);
Calculates the total number of data set points.
ncm_dataset_get_dof ()
guint
ncm_dataset_get_dof (NcmDataset *dset
);
Calculate the total degrees of freedom associated with all NcmData objects.
ncm_dataset_all_init ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_all_init (NcmDataset *dset
);
Checks whenever all NcmData in dset
are initiated.
ncm_dataset_append_data ()
void ncm_dataset_append_data (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmData *data
);
Appends data
to dset
.
Parameters
dset |
pointer to type defined by NcmDataset |
|
data |
NcmData object to be appended to NcmDataset |
ncm_dataset_get_data ()
NcmData * ncm_dataset_get_data (NcmDataset *dset
,guint n
);
Gets the n
-th NcmData in dset
and increses its reference count by one.
ncm_dataset_peek_data ()
NcmData * ncm_dataset_peek_data (NcmDataset *dset
,guint n
);
Gets the n
-th NcmData in dset
.
ncm_dataset_get_ndata ()
guint
ncm_dataset_get_ndata (NcmDataset *dset
);
Gets number of NcmData in dset
.
ncm_dataset_set_data_array ()
void ncm_dataset_set_data_array (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmObjArray *oa
);
Sets the dset
with oa
.
ncm_dataset_get_data_array ()
NcmObjArray *
ncm_dataset_get_data_array (NcmDataset *dset
);
Gets the NcmObjArray from dset
.
ncm_dataset_peek_data_array ()
NcmObjArray *
ncm_dataset_peek_data_array (NcmDataset *dset
);
Gets the NcmObjArray from dset
.
ncm_dataset_resample ()
void ncm_dataset_resample (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmRNG *rng
);
Resamples every NcmData in dset
with the models contained in mset
.
ncm_dataset_bootstrap_set ()
void ncm_dataset_bootstrap_set (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmDatasetBStrapType bstype
);
Disable or sets bootstrap method for dset
.
ncm_dataset_bootstrap_resample ()
void ncm_dataset_bootstrap_resample (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmRNG *rng
);
Perform one bootstrap as in ncm_data_bootstrap_resample()
in every NcmData
in dset
.
ncm_dataset_log_info ()
void
ncm_dataset_log_info (NcmDataset *dset
);
Prints in the log the informations associated with every NcmData in dset
.
ncm_dataset_get_info ()
gchar *
ncm_dataset_get_info (NcmDataset *dset
);
Obtains the informations associated with every NcmData in dset
.
ncm_dataset_has_leastsquares_f ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_has_leastsquares_f (NcmDataset *dset
);
Whether all the NcmData in dset
have a ncm_data_leastsquares_f()
method.
ncm_dataset_has_leastsquares_J ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_has_leastsquares_J (NcmDataset *dset
);
Whether all the NcmData in dset
have a ncm_data_leastsquares_J()
method.
ncm_dataset_has_leastsquares_f_J ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_has_leastsquares_f_J (NcmDataset *dset
);
Whether all the NcmData in dset
have a ncm_data_leastsquares_f_J()
method.
ncm_dataset_has_m2lnL_val ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_has_m2lnL_val (NcmDataset *dset
);
Whether all the NcmData in dset
have a ncm_data_m2lnL_val()
method.
ncm_dataset_has_m2lnL_grad ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_has_m2lnL_grad (NcmDataset *dset
);
Whether all the NcmData in dset
have a ncm_data_m2lnL_grad()
method.
ncm_dataset_has_m2lnL_val_grad ()
gboolean
ncm_dataset_has_m2lnL_val_grad (NcmDataset *dset
);
Whether all the NcmData in dset
have a ncm_data_m2lnL_val_grad()
method.
ncm_dataset_leastsquares_f ()
void ncm_dataset_leastsquares_f (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmVector *f
);
ncm_dataset_leastsquares_J ()
void ncm_dataset_leastsquares_J (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmMatrix *J
);
Computes the leastsquares matrix J for the data data
.
The matrix J
must be allocated with the correct size.
The matrix J
is filled with the values of the leastsquares matrix J.
ncm_dataset_leastsquares_f_J ()
void ncm_dataset_leastsquares_f_J (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmVector *f
,NcmMatrix *J
);
Computes the leastsquares vector f and matrix J for the data data
.
The vector f
must be allocated with the correct size.
The matrix J
must be allocated with the correct size.
The vector f
is filled with the values of the leastsquares vector f.
The matrix J
is filled with the values of the leastsquares matrix J.
ncm_dataset_m2lnL_val ()
void ncm_dataset_m2lnL_val (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,gdouble *m2lnL
);
Computes the value of the m2lnL for the data data
.
The value of the m2lnL is stored in m2lnL
.
ncm_dataset_m2lnL_vec ()
void ncm_dataset_m2lnL_vec (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmVector *m2lnL_v
);
Computes the value of $-2\ln L$ for every element in the dset
.
The values of $-2\ln L$ are stored in the NcmVector m2lnL_v
.
ncm_dataset_m2lnL_grad ()
void ncm_dataset_m2lnL_grad (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmVector *grad
);
Computes the gradient of the m2lnL for the data data
.
The gradient of the m2lnL is stored in grad
.
ncm_dataset_m2lnL_val_grad ()
void ncm_dataset_m2lnL_val_grad (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,gdouble *m2lnL
,NcmVector *grad
);
Computes the value of the m2lnL for the data data
.
The value of the m2lnL is stored in m2lnL
.
The gradient of the m2lnL is stored in grad
.
The NcmVector grad
must be previously allocated.
ncm_dataset_m2lnL_i_val ()
void ncm_dataset_m2lnL_i_val (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,guint i
,gdouble *m2lnL_i
);
Get the value of the i
-th data in the dataset.
ncm_dataset_fisher_matrix ()
void ncm_dataset_fisher_matrix (NcmDataset *dset
,NcmMSet *mset
,NcmMatrix **IM
);
Calculates the Fisher-information matrix I
adding
the individual ones from each NcmData in dset
.
If the NcmMatrix pointer in *IM
is NULL a new NcmMatrix
will be allocated otherwise *IM
will be used.
Types and Values
enum NcmDatasetBStrapType
Bootstrap types.
Members
|
Bootstrap disabled. |
||
|
Partial bootstrap, each NcmData is bootstraped individually. |
||
|
Total bootstrap, all data is bootstraped simultaneously. |
Property Details
The “bootstrap-type”
property
“bootstrap-type” NcmDatasetBStrapType
Bootstrap type.
Owner: NcmDataset
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: NCM_DATASET_BSTRAP_DISABLE
The “data-array”
property
“data-array” NcmObjArray *
NcmData array.
Owner: NcmDataset
Flags: Read / Write


TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY A film review by Robert Biddle This review is in the public domain
Screenplay and Direction by Anthony Minghella, United Kingdom 1990
Jamie is dead, and Nina is devastated. She keeps up, just, with everyday life -- her job, her house, her sister -- but inside her heart has stopped; she feels abandoned, lonely, miserable, angry. She recounts to a psychologist that sometimes she feels Jamie's presence, watching over her, looking out for her. Then one day at home -- in between visits of her acquisitive sister, an amorous neighbour, and the rat exterminator -- Jamie is back. There are few explanations, and Nina is hesitant to believe, but soon the funny silly domestic happiness of life together has warmed the whole house. Again they play silly word games, again he plays the cello and she the piano. It's not quite real, but it is perfect. But does reality have an edge even perfection cannot match?
The true concern of the film is the connection between love and magic, and it is very successful at evoking empathy for this experience. The sincerity touched me, and I was not alone in the audience in this respect. People cried. I am writing this review a few weeks after seeing the film, and am now more detached. But memory has a problem with emotional intensity, too easily recalled and it derails normal life: another point of the film.
The greatest strength of the film is the acting. Nina is played by Juliet Stevenson with disarmingly real feeling. The setting also works well, I thought. Nina lives in a collapsing house in the suburbs of London, and works as a linguist for a half-baked private translations agency. The film is very reminiscent of the British "television play" genre: unpretentious but honest -- so very different from the American "made-for-tv movie" genre.
My review would probably conclude about here if it weren't for the comparisons that cry out to be made with some other recent films. In the past year I have seen three films that centre about the a lover's death, and subsequent return as a ghost: the British TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY, and American GHOST, and the New Zealand LINDA'S BODY, by performance group "The Front Lawn." These are all successful films, but each is very different from the others.
 Typical Front Lawn, it's main concern is the way in which the everyday and the magic world are interwoven. GHOST is a romantic-comedy-thriller, reminiscent of French cinema success at that mix. The main concern with the magical in GHOST is the exploration of newly discovered state's mechanics and logic. TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY is about love, not romance. About magic, not logic. It is about the *real* world, and has something to say.
Another important difference is in the role of the people in each of the films. LINDA'S BODY is like an extended music video: the story, music, and characters are all connected, but somehow detached, and there is a clear addressing of the audience. As I've mentioned, I thought highly of the acting in TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY. While watching the film, I recall wondering what would happen should Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze see this film: would they suddenly wonder why *they* were paid so well? Since then, it has occurred to me that Moore and Swayze in fact perform very well in GHOST, but that their performance is less like acting, and more like modelling.
TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY has flaws, mostly in the form of loose ends. However, it concerns some important subjects -- love, death, and magic -- and does so with humour, warmth, and great sincerity. I think it's well worth seeing.
Footnote: The last role I saw Juliet Stevenson in was that of Rosalind Franklin in LIFE STORY (discovery of structure of DNA). I've often wondered why this film isn't better known. Did it have a different title in North America? Acting by Stevenson and by Jeff Goldblum is very good, direction is acute and fast-paced, and the result is one of the best films I know about real Science. The film seems to have been made for the BBC television series HORIZON, "in association with the Arts and Entertainment Network."
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Genotyping the population using next generation sequencing data is essentially important for the rare variant detection. In order to distinguish the genomic structural variation from sequencing error, we propose a statistical model which involves the genotype effect through a latent variable to depict the distribution of non-reference allele frequency data among different samples and different genome loci, while decomposing the sequencing error into sample effect and positional effect. An ECM algorithm is implemented to estimate the model parameters, and then the genotypes and SNPs are inferred based on the empirical Bayes method.
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#include "btCompoundCollisionAlgorithm.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btActivatingCollisionAlgorithm.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btDispatcher.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btBroadphaseInterface.h"
#include "BulletCollision/NarrowPhaseCollision/btPersistentManifold.h"
#include "BulletCollision/BroadphaseCollision/btBroadphaseProxy.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btCollisionCreateFunc.h"
#include "LinearMath/btAlignedObjectArray.h"
#include "BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btHashedSimplePairCache.h"
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Classes | |
| class | btCompoundCompoundCollisionAlgorithm |
| btCompoundCompoundCollisionAlgorithm supports collision between two btCompoundCollisionShape shapes More... | |
| struct | btCompoundCompoundCollisionAlgorithm::CreateFunc |
| struct | btCompoundCompoundCollisionAlgorithm::SwappedCreateFunc |
Variables | |
| btShapePairCallback | gCompoundCompoundChildShapePairCallback |
| btShapePairCallback gCompoundCompoundChildShapePairCallback |
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Is this the new Scotland kit? Leaked pictures emerge online of potential kit
The SFA are set to unveil the new kit this weekend but fans got a sneak peak before its release
by Chris Doyle, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/chris-doyle/Leaked pictures of a new Scotland top have emerged online as fans got a glimpse ahead of its release.
The SFA are set to unveil the new strip this weekend, but kit manufacturers Adidas have appeared to jump the gun as the new jersey appeared in shops overseas in the U.S.
Rumours were doing the rounds on social media, but it's authenticity is yet to be confirmed. On the shelves in the States, it was priced at $90 which is roughly £70.
The home top is the standard navy blue colour with hoops across it and red and white colours on the sleeves.
The new kit will be used for Scotland's Euro 2020 play-off that will be played in March.
Meanwhile, Steve Clarke has named his 25-man squad for his two remaining group games against Cyprus and Kazakhstan.
The dead rubber double header might not have any significance as Scotland cannot qualify for the tournament, but the national team will be looking to build momentum towards the crucial game next year.
Arsenal star Kieran Tierney has been omitted from the squad as Unai Emery asked for him to be left out so the left-back could regain full fitness.


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Zlatan Ibrahimovic, LA Galaxy part ways after two seasons
by ESPNZlatan Ibrahimovic's tenure with the LA Galaxy has come to an end as the club announced it mutually parted ways with the player on Wednesday.
In his trademark bombastic manner, the Swedish star tweeted a message thanking the club, saying: "You wanted Zlatan, I gave you Zlatan."
"I came, I saw, I conquered. Thank you @lagalaxy for making me feel alive again. To the Galaxy fans -- you wanted Zlatan, I gave you Zlatan. You are welcome. The story continues...Now go back to [watching] baseball."
The club released a statement shortly after, thanking the 37-year-old "for his contributions to the LA Galaxy and Major League Soccer."
"Since his arrival in 2018, Zlatan has positively influenced the sport of soccer in Los Angeles. We are grateful for his work ethic and passion. We thank Zlatan for his professionalism and immeasurable impact on the Los Angeles community and the soccer community in North America as a whole," LA Galaxy president Chris Klein.
Ibrahimovic tallied 52 goals and 17 assists in 53 starts for the LA Galaxy.


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This report sets out the findings from research into the Back on Track alternative provision pilots. These projects stemmed from a commitment in the 2008 white paper ‘Back on Track: a strategy for modernising alternative provision for young people’ to transform the quality of alternative education for those who are excluded from, or who for some other reason are unable to attend school.
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RBA: QE unlikely at least until next year – Goldman Sachs
by Dhwani MehtaIn the view of Goldman Sachs’ Australia Chief Economist, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate cut Is likely but the central bank will refrain from rolling out a quantitative easing (QE) program.
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The recent turnaround in dwelling prices to help housing-related consumption growth rebound.
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RBA to cut another 25sps (take the cash rate to 0.5%).
Market talk of QE will persist but it’s unlikely at least next year.”


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VKAccessToken Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | NSCoding NSCopying |
| Declared in | VKAccessToken.h |
Overview
Current class works with user access token and stores information about it:
- list of permissions
- expiration time
- user unique identifier
- token
Tasks
Properties
-
permissions
Array of permissions which were granted to current application
property -
creationTime
Access token creation time
property -
liveTime
Access token life time.
property -
userID
Unique user identifier
property -
token
Token (access token)
property -
isExpired
Is current access token expired?
property -
isValid
Is current access token valid?
property
Initialization methods
-
– initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:permissions:
Designated initialization method
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– initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:
Initialization method
-
– initWithUserID:accessToken:
Initialization method
Overridden methods
-
– description
Access token description.
-
– isEqual:
Checks if two access tokens are equal.
Public methods
-
– hasPermission:
Method checks if list of permissions contains a permission.
Properties
creationTime
Access token creation time
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) NSTimeInterval creationTime
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
isExpired
Is current access token expired?
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isExpired
Discussion
Current token is not expired if:
- Token expiration time is greater then zero and greater then current time (timestamp)
- Token expiration time equals zero and list of permissions contains “offline” permission
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
isValid
Is current access token valid?
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isValid
Discussion
Returns YES if current access token is not nil and its not expired.
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
liveTime
Access token life time.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) NSTimeInterval liveTime
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
permissions
Array of permissions which were granted to current application
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly) NSArray *permissions
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
Instance Methods
description
Access token description.
- (NSString *)description
Return Value
String representation.
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
hasPermission:
Method checks if list of permissions contains a permission.
- (BOOL)hasPermission:(NSString *)permission
Parameters
- permission
permissions name (wall, offline, friends etc)
Return Value
YES - if list of permissions contains current permission, otherwise NO is returned.
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
initWithUserID:accessToken:
Initialization method
- (instancetype)initWithUserID:(NSUInteger)userID accessToken:(NSString *)token
Return Value
instance of VKAccessToken class
Discussion
List of permissions defaults to an empty list (@[]). liveTime defaults to 0 (zero).
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:
Initialization method
- (instancetype)initWithUserID:(NSUInteger)userID accessToken:(NSString *)token liveTime:(NSTimeInterval)liveTime
Return Value
instance of VKAccessToken class
Discussion
List of permissions defaults to an empty list (@[]).
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:permissions:
Designated initialization method
- (instancetype)initWithUserID:(NSUInteger)userID accessToken:(NSString *)token liveTime:(NSTimeInterval)liveTime permissions:(NSArray *)permissions
Parameters
- userID
unique user identifier
- token
access token
- liveTime
access token life time
- permissions
list of all granted permissions
Return Value
instance of VKAccessToken class
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
isEqual:
Checks if two access tokens are equal.
- (BOOL)isEqual:(VKAccessToken *)token
Parameters
- token
another access token
Return Value
YES - if two access tokens are equal (tokens are equal if and only if their corresponding tokens, list of permissions and userIDs are equal), otherwise NO is returned.
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h


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Browse the GCTC 2015 Active Action Clusters to explore the projects accelerating the deployment of IoT technologies in cities around the world.


A very simple URL shortner made by Ct tricks AKA Tanish by using Google Form & Spreadsheet as a backend to store and get url and data. Knot never logs the number of times a url get request or anything. It simply short the long URL and store data in spreadsheet using google form. It is made just for experimental and educational perpopse.


General Contracting
General Contracting
Spicy jalapeno bacon ipsum dolor amet shankle landjaeger venison brisket turkey.  Ground round turducken swine shoulder bacon. Pork drumstick beef ribs burgdoggen, ground round bresaola short loin jowl. Jowl shankle bacon landjaeger swine tenderloin. Tongue meatloaf cow ball tip capicola beef, shoulder ground round pork belly tenderloin shankle porchetta. Picanha strip steak shoulder tri-tip.
Tile
Spicy jalapeno bacon ipsum dolor amet shankle landjaeger venison brisket turkey.  Ground round turducken swine shoulder bacon. Pork drumstick beef ribs burgdoggen, ground round bresaola short loin jowl. Jowl shankle bacon landjaeger swine tenderloin. Tongue meatloaf cow ball tip capicola beef, shoulder ground round pork belly tenderloin shankle porchetta. Picanha strip steak shoulder tri-tip.
Painting
Spicy jalapeno bacon ipsum dolor amet shankle landjaeger venison brisket turkey.  Ground round turducken swine shoulder bacon. Pork drumstick beef ribs burgdoggen, ground round bresaola short loin jowl. Jowl shankle bacon landjaeger swine tenderloin. Tongue meatloaf cow ball tip capicola beef, shoulder ground round pork belly tenderloin shankle porchetta. Picanha strip steak shoulder tri-tip.
Flooring
Spicy jalapeno bacon ipsum dolor amet shankle landjaeger venison brisket turkey.  Ground round turducken swine shoulder bacon. Pork drumstick beef ribs burgdoggen, ground round bresaola short loin jowl. Jowl shankle bacon landjaeger swine tenderloin. Tongue meatloaf cow ball tip capicola beef, shoulder ground round pork belly tenderloin shankle porchetta. Picanha strip steak shoulder tri-tip.
Remodels
Spicy jalapeno bacon ipsum dolor amet shankle landjaeger venison brisket turkey.  Ground round turducken swine shoulder bacon. Pork drumstick beef ribs burgdoggen, ground round bresaola short loin jowl. Jowl shankle bacon landjaeger swine tenderloin. Tongue meatloaf cow ball tip capicola beef, shoulder ground round pork belly tenderloin shankle porchetta. Picanha strip steak shoulder tri-tip.
Doors & Millwork
Spicy jalapeno bacon ipsum dolor amet shankle landjaeger venison brisket turkey.  Ground round turducken swine shoulder bacon. Pork drumstick beef ribs burgdoggen, ground round bresaola short loin jowl. Jowl shankle bacon landjaeger swine tenderloin. Tongue meatloaf cow ball tip capicola beef, shoulder ground round pork belly tenderloin shankle porchetta. Picanha strip steak shoulder tri-tip.


This week with my DBC work, I really struggled with positioning and it seemed that a lot of my peers did as well. One concept I just couldn't quite understand was the difference between setting something as an inline element and an inline-block element.
Inline elements are objects on a page that get along well with their neighbors in that they will share the space around them (to the left and right, that is). These are thinks like links and images (by default, anyway). They flow with the text and objects around them, without breaking a line. Although, in this analogy, they would have an unlimited building permit in terms of height as you cannot set their width and height.
Inline-block elements are similar in that they, too, get along with their neighbors and do not break into a new line. They DO follow the building permits you set, so if you only want them to exist up to a certain height or width, they would abide by these "laws".  It's not your land, it's a buffer provided between the street, or, in this case, your border for the element.


Rebellion acquires The Bitmap Brothers
Sniper Elite developer plans to develop new games based on classic IPs from The Bitmap Brothers
by Haydn TaylorIndependent game studio Rebellion Developments has today announced the acquisition of The Bitmap Brothers.
Founded in 1987 by Mike Montgomery, The Bitmap Brothers is best-known for titles such as Xenon, Z: Steel Soldiers, Speedball, and Chaos Engine.
The deal also sees Rebellion acquire The Bitmap Brothers' entire portfolio; the Sniper Elite developer revealed plans to bring the old games to new platforms, and create new games based-on the classic licenses.
"We're delighted with the addition of The Bitmap Brothers to the ever-growing Rebellion portfolio," said Rebellion CEO and co-founder Jason Kingsley. "The Bitmap Brothers are renowned for making great games and for bringing gaming into the mainstream with inimitable style.
"We've known Mike Montgomery for many years, and we're honoured by the faith and trust that he has shown in us by passing on the torch. We'll strive to be vigilant custodians of one of gaming's great names."
The announcement comes as the UK's National Videogame Museum in Sheffield unveiled a new collection which focuses on Rebellion and its achievements since Jason and Chris Kingsley established it 27 years ago.
It's the latest in a line of acquisitions and expansions from Rebellion, which announced just last week it was launching a new board game studio.


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Apple - Safari - Download What's New Safari Update 2-12-03 improves compatibility with popular web sites, displays web pages and Flash content more quickly, adds XML support, increases standards conformance and improves stability. The update also works with self-signed security certificates.Safari V1.0 beta v60 が出てます。