Weekly Treasure: 1984 Volkswagen Jetta Diesel
With over 400,000 miles, this is not your average Jetta.
by Jay TraugottThe Volkswagen Jetta isn't exactly a rare find. We get that. But as the years go by, chances of seeing a first-generation Jetta on the road become increasingly remote. Unlike today's model, original Jettas were not necessarily sedans only. They were also designed by one of the finest automotive designers of all time.
Volkswagen launched the first-gen Jetta for the 1980 model year not long after its platform-mate, the original Golf, went on sale. VW realized that not all Golf buyers, especially those in North America, were enthusiastic about the hatchback body style. As many Americans still do to this day, they preferred a more traditional three-box design, hence the Jetta. It soon became the best-selling European car in the US, Canada, and Mexico while also finding plenty of buyers in its home country of Germany and elsewhere in Europe.
The simple yet elegant exterior lines were penned by Giorgetto Giugiaro, the famed Italian designer whose other works include the DeLorean, Audi 80, De Tomaso Mangusta, and Lotus Esprit. Coupe and sedan body styles were offered with the goal of attracting as many buyers as possible.
Although both gasoline and diesel engines were offered overseas, only the former was sold in the US. VW opted to standardize its engine lineup at the time, which made financial sense, so the original US-spec Jetta came powered by a 1.6-liter four-cylinder with just 76 horsepower. This engine was also found in the VW Scirocco and Audi 4000. In only the Jetta's second model year, VW decided to upgrade this engine to a North America-only 1.8-liter four with 74 hp. Exterior styling remained unchanged but the dashboard received some minor upgrades. In fact, VW made all Jetta interiors in all markets more upscale than the Golf, with velour seating and color-coordinated sill-to-sill carpeting.
While it's easy to track down an original Jetta in good overall condition, it's harder to find an oil burner. Remember, diesel Jettas were limited to overseas, a policy that later changed when VW began selling its TDI line of diesels years later in the US and across the globe. We all know how badly that ended. But if you're looking for a truly original classic VW then look no further because this 1984 Jetta diesel is up for sale on Bring A Trailer. And yes, it's currently located in California with a clear title.
It was purchased new by its original owner in Germany through VW's Tourist Delivery Program but was immediately shipped to the Golden State, where it has remained ever since. Its second owner acquired it in 2013 and its current owner and seller took possession in 2018. Power comes from a 1.6-liter diesel inline-four paired to a four-speed manual transmission. Total mileage: 418,000. You read that right. She's still going strong after almost half-a-million miles.
Instead of leather, the interior is finished in tan over beige vinyl with the optional radio, AM/FM cassette player, and sunroof. Supposedly, 12,000 two-door variants were made for North American from 1979 until 1984, the first-gen Jetta's final model year. It's quite obvious this Jetta has been beautifully maintained despite its many miles. Just this past year, for example, its 13-inch steel wheels were sandblasted and powder-coated silver. They were then mounted with whitewalls tires and VW hubcaps for a wonderful vintage look. An original owner's manual comes included with the sale. As of this writing, the highest bid was only $2,000 but there are still several days remaining until the auction ends. And no, there is no fear of a Dieselgate-related recall.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 6
Cooking juicy langoustines in this way helps to keep them moist and they take on the flavours of lemon and ginger.
Preheat the oven to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3½.
Boil the Jersey Royals for 10–15 minutes, or until tender, then cool in cold water and set aside.
To make six parcels, lay kitchen foil on top of greaseproof paper and cut out six 30x40cm/12x16in rectangles. Fold each rectangle in half and cut into half of a heart shape, then unfold into a heart.
Lay the hearts foil side-up and brush each one with some rapeseed oil, then place three Jersey Royals in the middle of each piece of foil and crush lightly with a fork. Place two asparagus spears on top of each, season with salt and pepper and drizzle with a little more rapeseed oil.
Place the honey in a small saucepan over a low heat to warm through. Add the lemon and ginger juices and season with salt and pepper. Place six langoustines on top of each parcel and drizzle with the honey, lemon and ginger juice mixture.
Seal the pouches and bake for 7 minutes. Place each parcel in the centre of a plate, open and serve.


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I'd like to mostly avoid choosing anyone because of looks if the main descriptor for the role is "strong." Zoe looks fine but she would also do her own stunts, which is my main motivation for hiring her as a strong female lead. As a stuntwoman, she has also worked on quite a few things that I've enjoyed such as Xena and Kill Bill. She's also worked with Quentin Tarantino as an actress on many of his more recent films as well as acting as herself in Death Proof.
I'm essentially choosing her based on capability, familiarity, and general badassness.


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new Ellipse(x, y, width, height) Creates a Ellipse object. A curve on a plane surrounding two focal points. Parameters: Name Type Argument Default Description x number <optional> 0 The X coordinate of the upper-left corner of the framing rectangle of this ellipse. y number <optional> 0 The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the framing rectangle of this ellipse. width number <optional> 0 The overall width of this ellipse. height number <optional> 0 The overall height of this ellipse. Source - geom/Ellipse.js, line 18 Members bottom :number The sum of the y and height properties. Changing the bottom property of an Ellipse doesn't adjust the y property, but does change the height. Gets or sets the bottom of the ellipse. Source - geom/Ellipse.js, line 251 empty :boolean Determines whether or not this Ellipse object is empty. Will return a value of true if the Ellipse objects dimensions are less than or equal to 0; otherwise false. 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Source - geom/Ellipse.js, line 38 x :number The X coordinate of the upper-left corner of the framing rectangle of this ellipse. Source - geom/Ellipse.js, line 28 y :number The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the framing rectangle of this ellipse. Source - geom/Ellipse.js, line 33 Methods <static> contains(a, x, y) ? {boolean} Return true if the given x/y coordinates are within the Ellipse object. Parameters: Name Type Description a Phaser.Ellipse The Ellipse to be checked. x number The X value of the coordinate to test. y number The Y value of the coordinate to test. Returns: boolean - True if the coordinates are within this ellipse, otherwise false. Source - geom/Ellipse.js, line 299 clone(output) ? {Phaser.Ellipse} Returns a new Ellipse object with the same values for the x, y, width, and height properties as this Ellipse object. Parameters: Name Type Description output Phaser.Ellipse Optional Ellipse object. 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Two Summer Adaptations MAVERICK and THE CROW Two film reviews by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1994 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: As two adaptations from other media, these show that there may be a lot of potential for adapting comic books to the screen, but 1950s television is starting to be mined out. Certainly in this case we have a good adaptation of a comic book and a much less successful cinematic TV show. Ratings: MAVERICK gets a 0, THE CROW a +1 (-4 to +4). However, MAVERICK may be more appropriate for a wider audience.
It is now no longer much of a novelty to see either a 1950s television show like "Maverick" or a comic like "The Crow" adapted into a film version. One would expect that of the two, it would be easier to be faithful to the style of the dramatic medium on the screen. However, even speaking as someone who has not read "The Crow," I can say that at least in this instance the comic book form seems to have been better represented on the screen than the TV show.
THE CROW seems set in a world where it is constantly a rainy night in Hell. Everything seems a little rain-drenched in the world of THE CROW, but somehow the villainous Top Dollar (played by Michael Wincott) manages to get buildings to burn every year on October 30--Devil's Night--for clients who are willing to pay Top Dollar for the service.  As myth would have it a crow transports their souls to the after-world, but returns Eric's soul one year later for him to exact terrible revenge on the evil gang. (One has to ask oneself if the indignant dead do sometimes return, why were there not armies of indignant dead chasing after Stalin and Hitler. Even murder and arson are crimes less deserving of the Crow- treatment.)
Visually this film is a powerful adaptation of the comic book form to the screen. Alex Proyas directs with many short cuts highly evocative of comic book panels. Every once in a while he will dwell on one majestic image, like the figure of Eric standing in a huge circular, broken window. He pauses on this image just about as long as a reader of the comic would pause on that panel. The screenplay takes little time to humanize any of its characters beyond perhaps making a little girl seem likable. This is one more story full of sound and fury and striking visual images, but it has little core and no characters of any emotional interest. Still it is bound to be remembered as a signpost showing the way to translate effectively the characteristics of a comic book to the screen. It deserves a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale. Extreme violence makes this a film for a narrow audience but it is a far more interesting transition to the screen than is MAVERICK.
Though more acceptable for a wider audience, MAVERICK is a film that also lacked core--but here it was needed far more. The TV show covered the adventures of two brothers, Bret and Bart Maverick, two likable gamblers. Bret was played by James Garner. When Warner Brothers needed someone to play Pappy Maverick, father of Bret and Bart, he too was played by James Garner. (There was a third brother, Brent, introduced after Garner walked off the series.) "Maverick" was played straight for a couple of seasons, then a humorous description in one of the scripts gave Garner the idea to play that scene tongue-in-cheek, a style that remained with him the rest of his career. But even with his good-humored acting, the stories usually were fairly well-written and well-thought-out. They were a lot better than the string of gag scenes that William Goldman wrote into the screenplay of the new adaptation. Mel Gibson as the new Bret Maverick goes from one minor adventure to another trying to get together the money to be in a giant high stakes poker game. There was no real plot complication in this film until the last 40 minutes. Writer William Goldman has some good fun, and some that works not quite so well, doing to Western cliches what he did to adventure cliches with THE PRINCESS BRIDE, though they work only occasionally here. (Perhaps the best scene of the film is done in an Indian language and subtitled, lampooning Indian acting in so many bad films.) Far too many gags fall flat and plot devices fall flatter. Most of the film is told in flashback by a Bret with a noose around his neck. When this threat is resolved Bret has cheated the hangman not nearly so badly as Goldman has cheated the audience. James Garner is also on-hand and playing a major character, perhaps to keep an eye on what his Bret is up to. Playing lawman Zane Cooper, Garner is pretty much the laconic character he has always played. Jodie Foster plays Annabelle Bransford, as capable of the double- cross as any of the men. There is certainly some fun here and some nice nature photography not really characteristic of the series. But with so little story this one gets no better than a 0 on the -4 to +4
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Investigating Stop and Frisk¶
GOALS:
- Access datasets as external files
- Create
DataFrame
from file - Select rows and columns from the
DataFrame
- Filter values in
DataFrame
based on logical conditions - Split, Apply, Combine using
groupby
method - Use histograms, boxplots, barplots, and countplots to investigate distributions of quantitative variables
- Use
.corr()
to explore relationships between variables and visualize withheatmap
- Use scatterplots to examine relationships between quantitative variables
The Stop and Frisk Data¶
To start, we want to create a DataFrame
from our .csv
file we
downloaded from the NYPD shared data.
In [1]:
%matplotlib inline
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import seaborn as sns
In [2]:
#read in the data
df = pd.read_csv('../data/sqf-2017.csv')
In [3]:
#look at first five rows
df.head()
Out[3]:
| STOP_FRISK_ID | STOP_FRISK_DATE | STOP_FRISK_TIME | YEAR2 | MONTH2 | DAY2 | STOP_WAS_INITIATED | SPRINT_NUMBER | RECORD_STATUS_CODE | ISSUING_OFFICER_RANK | ... | STOP_LOCATION_SECTOR_CODE | STOP_LOCATION_APARTMENT | STOP_LOCATION_FULL_ADDRESS | STOP_LOCATION_PREMISES_NAME | STOP_LOCATION_STREET_NAME | STOP_LOCATION_X | STOP_LOCATION_Y | STOP_LOCATION_ZIP_CODE | STOP_LOCATION_PATROL_BORO_NAME | STOP_LOCATION_BORO_NAME | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 1/16/2017 | 14:26:00 | 2017 | January | Monday | Based on Self Initiated | 11617924 | APP | SGT | ... | (null) | (null) | 180 GREENWICH STREET | (null) | GREENWICH STREET | 982381 | 201750 | (null) | PBMS | MANHATTAN |
| 1 | 2 | 1/16/2017 | 14:26:00 | 2017 | January | Monday | Based on Self Initiated | 11617924 | APP | SGT | ... | (null) | (null) | 180 GREENWICH STREET | (null) | GREENWICH STREET | 982381 | 201750 | (null) | PBMS | MANHATTAN |
| 2 | 3 | 2/8/2017 | 11:10:00 | 2017 | February | Wednesday | Based on C/W on Scene |<PHONE_NUMBER>5 | APP | POM | ... | C | (null) | WALL STREET && BROADWAY | (null) | WALL STREET | 981005 | 197131 | (null) | PBMS | MANHATTAN |
| 3 | 4 | 2/20/2017 | 11:35:00 | 2017 | February | Monday | Based on Self Initiated | 9027 | APP | POM | ... | H | (null) | 75 GREENE STREET | (null) | GREENE STREET | 984031 | 202796 | (null) | PBMS | MANHATTAN |
| 4 | 5 | 2/21/2017 | 13:20:00 | 2017 | February | Tuesday | Based on Radio Run | 10439 | APP | POM | ... | H | 2 | 429 WEST BROADWAY | (null) | WEST BROADWAY | 983894 | 203523 | (null) | PBMS | MANHATTAN |
5 rows × 86 columns
In [4]:
#examine variables and variable types
df.info()
<class 'pandas.core.frame.DataFrame'>
RangeIndex: 11629 entries, 0 to 11628
Data columns (total 86 columns):
STOP_FRISK_ID 11629 non-null int64
STOP_FRISK_DATE 11629 non-null object
STOP_FRISK_TIME 11624 non-null object
YEAR2 11629 non-null int64
MONTH2 11629 non-null object
DAY2 11629 non-null object
STOP_WAS_INITIATED 11629 non-null object
SPRINT_NUMBER 11202 non-null object
RECORD_STATUS_CODE 11629 non-null object
ISSUING_OFFICER_RANK 11629 non-null object
ISSUING_OFFICER_COMMAND_CODE 11629 non-null int64
SUPERVISING_OFFICER_RANK 11629 non-null object
SUPERVISING_OFFICER_COMMAND_CODE 11629 non-null int64
SUPERVISING_ACTION_CORRESPONDING_ACTIVITY_LOG_ENTRY_REVIEWED 11629 non-null object
LOCATION_IN_OUT_CODE 11629 non-null object
JURISDICTION_CODE 11629 non-null object
JURISDICTION_DESCRIPTION 11629 non-null object
OBSERVED_DURATION_MINUTES 11629 non-null int64
SUSPECTED_CRIME_DESCRIPTION 11629 non-null object
STOP_DURATION_MINUTES 11629 non-null int64
OFFICER_EXPLAINED_STOP_FLAG 11629 non-null object
OFFICER_NOT_EXPLAINED_STOP_DESCRIPTION 11628 non-null object
OTHER_PERSON_STOPPED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_ARRESTED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_ARREST_NUMBER 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_ARREST_OFFENSE 11629 non-null object
SUMMONS_ISSUED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUMMONS_NUMBER 11629 non-null object
SUMMONS_OFFENSE_DESCRIPTION 11629 non-null object
OFFICER_IN_UNIFORM_FLAG 11629 non-null object
ID_CARD_IDENTIFIES_OFFICER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SHIELD_IDENTIFIES_OFFICER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
VERBAL_IDENTIFIES_OFFICER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
FRISKED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCHED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
OTHER_CONTRABAND_FLAG 11629 non-null object
FIREARM_FLAG 11629 non-null object
KNIFE_CUTTER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
OTHER_WEAPON_FLAG 11629 non-null object
WEAPON_FOUND_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_CEW_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_DRAW_POINT_FIREARM_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_HANDCUFF_SUSPECT_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_OC_SPRAY_USED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_OTHER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_RESTRAINT_USED_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_VERBAL_INSTRUCTION_FLAG 11629 non-null object
PHYSICAL_FORCE_WEAPON_IMPACT_FLAG 11629 non-null object
BACKROUND_CIRCUMSTANCES_VIOLENT_CRIME_FLAG 11629 non-null object
BACKROUND_CIRCUMSTANCES_SUSPECT_KNOWN_TO_CARRY_WEAPON_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_CASING_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_CONCEALED_POSSESSION_WEAPON_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_DECRIPTION_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_DRUG_TRANSACTIONS_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_IDENTIFY_CRIME_PATTERN_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_LOOKOUT_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_OTHER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SUSPECTS_ACTIONS_PROXIMITY_TO_SCENE_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCH_BASIS_ADMISSION_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCH_BASIS_CONSENT_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCH_BASIS_HARD_OBJECT_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCH_BASIS_INCIDENTAL_TO_ARREST_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCH_BASIS_OTHER_FLAG 11629 non-null object
SEARCH_BASIS_OUTLINE_FLAG 11629 non-null object
DEMEANOR_CODE 11629 non-null object
DEMEANOR_OF_PERSON_STOPPED 11588 non-null object
SUSPECT_REPORTED_AGE 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_SEX 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_RACE_DESCRIPTION 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_HEIGHT 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_WEIGHT 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_BODY_BUILD_TYPE 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_EYE_COLOR 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_HAIR_COLOR 11629 non-null object
SUSPECT_OTHER_DESCRIPTION 10607 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_PRECINCT 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_SECTOR_CODE 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_APARTMENT 11604 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_FULL_ADDRESS 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_PREMISES_NAME 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_STREET_NAME 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_X 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_Y 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_ZIP_CODE 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_PATROL_BORO_NAME 11629 non-null object
STOP_LOCATION_BORO_NAME 11629 non-null object
dtypes: int64(6), object(80)
memory usage: 7.6+ MB
In [5]:
#examine distribution
df.OBSERVED_DURATION_MINUTES.hist()
Out[5]:
<matplotlib.axes._subplots.AxesSubplot at 0x117e742b0>
In [6]:
df.OBSERVED_DURATION_MINUTES.mean()
Out[6]:
28.94083756126924
In [7]:
df.OBSERVED_DURATION_MINUTES.describe()
Out[7]:
count 11629.000000
mean 28.940838
std 975.822879
min 0.000000
25% 1.000000
50% 1.000000
75% 2.000000
max 99999.000000
Name: OBSERVED_DURATION_MINUTES, dtype: float64
In [8]:
df.SUSPECT_RACE_DESCRIPTION.value_counts()
Out[8]:
BLACK 6595
WHITE HISPANIC 2570
BLACK HISPANIC 997
WHITE 977
(null) 268
ASIAN/PAC.ISL 206
AMER IND 9
MALE 7
Name: SUSPECT_RACE_DESCRIPTION, dtype: int64
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replacement for the ngFor
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Handle the keydown event instead of keypress. KeyNav automatically does this for IE since IE does not propagate special keys on keypress, but setting this to true will force other browsers to also handle keydown instead of keypress. Defaults to: false
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curator [--config CONFIG.YML] [--dry-run] ACTION_FILE.YML
The square braces indicate optional elements.
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and CONFIG.YML
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for the configuration file. ~
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, while on a Windows system, it might be
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Debugability of recursive code
Author: Kasper B. Graversen
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There are many ways in which you can express code with recursive functions. We look beyond the aestethics and turn to the debugability of the code
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Table of Content
- Intro
- The functional approach
- Separate initial step from the rest of the steps
- Separation of concerns
- Summary
Intro
When writing code, it is important for it to be readable. Often we judge short code more readable than longer code. At times this may hurt how debugable the code is. Its "debugability".
I think we need to make a concious trade-off between short code and debugable code. This is also why I shy away from very long chained LINQ statements.
"Debugable code" is code that you can reason about the current state of input and output - perhaps even make it possible to change past or future computations as well. it is also code where you can insert conditional break points without bending over backwards.
At times I do smaller coding projects in my spare time. It allows me to think in context and experiment with code. One such project is a small implementation of GIT (the source revision control system). You can find it at https://github.com/kbilsted/KBGit. When implementing a git log
functionality showing the history of commits, I went ahead and did three implementations for contrast and comparrison.

Given the commit history of GIT is a Directed Acyclic Graph, in order to print the log, we must recursevely traverse the DAG and visit each parent of each commit and append its output with the output of the commit. This way, we cater for both merging and branching along the commit history.
Let's look at each of the ways I implemented it. Quite possibly there exists other approaches to implementing this, if you feel you found an illustrative example, feel free to send a PR or raise a bug for discusion on github https://github.com/kbilsted/CodeQualityAndReadability/
The functional approach
This approach is a typical recursive coding strategy where we call ourselves until a stop-condition is met.
public string Log_1(Id? id = null, HashSet<Id> seenBefore = null)
{
// stop conditions
id ??= headHandling.ReadHead();
if (id == null)
return "";
seenBefore ??= new HashSet<Id>();
if (seenBefore.Contains(id))
return "";
seenBefore.Add(id);
// logic
var commit = Commit.Parse(objectDb.ReadObject(id));
var ancestors = string.Join("\r\n", commit.Parents.Select(x => Log_1(x, seenBefore)));
return $"commit {commit.Content}\r\nAuthor: {commit.Author}\r\n\r\n {commit.CommitMessage}\r\n\r\n{ancestors}";
}
From a debugability perspective, the problem lies in the ancestor
variable assignment. This is the recursive bit. Ultimately, the state of the code is on the call stack, and not in some explicit local variable.
This makes it impossible to go back one iteration and change stuff, or stop the debugger with a condition that some specific log has been processed.
Also, I don't like how the parameters are null for the initial call and the filled out by the recursive calls. It is not clear, that the parameters are only for internal use.
Separate initial step from the rest of the steps
In the second implementation we split the code into the code that initializes the state and a private method for the logic. A StrinbBuilder
is passed around explicitly, holding the processed state so far. This makes it easier to reason about the previous calculations and it makes it easier to set conditional break points base on that.
public string Log_2()
{
var id = headHandling.ReadHead();
if (id == null)
return "";
var sb = new StringBuilder();
Log_2(sb, new HashSet<Id>(), id);
return sb.ToString();
}
private void Log_2(StringBuilder sb, HashSet<Id> seenBefore, Id id)
{
if (seenBefore.Contains(id))
return;
seenBefore.Add(id);
var commit = Commit.Parse(objectDb.ReadObject(id));
sb.AppendLine($"commit {commit.Content}\r\nAuthor: {commit.Author}\r\n\r\n {commit.CommitMessage}\r\n");
commit.Parents.Each(x => Log_2(sb, seenBefore, x));
}
As showed in http://firstclassthoughts.co.uk/Articles/Readability/RecursionAndNestedMethods.html we can also experiment with hiding the private method even further by turning it into a nested method, making it impossible for other methods of the class to call it.
Separation of concerns
With the advice taken straight out of the SOLID principles we separate the two concerns of the code. One concern is the traversal and picking up unique commit nodes. The other concern is the formatting of a textual represenation.
Clearly there are two benefits reaped right of the bat. We get a simpler log-functionality, and we get a general purpose functionality for fetching all parent nodes of a commit. This functionality can is freely available (and useful) to the rest of the code base.
public string Log_3()
{
var id = headHandling.ReadHead();
if (id == null)
return "";
var ancestors = new List<Commit>();
GetReachableNodes(id, new HashSet<Id>(), ancestors);
return string.Join("\r\n", ancestors.Select(x => $"commit {x.Content}\r\nAuthor: {x.Author}\r\n\r\n {x.CommitMessage}\r\n"));
}
public void GetReachableNodes(Id from, HashSet<Id> seenBefore, List<Commit> result)
{
if (seenBefore.Contains(id))
return;
seenBefore.Add(id);
var commit = Commit.Parse(objectDb.ReadObject(id));
result.Add(commit);
commit.Parents.Each(x => GetReachableNodes(x, seenBefore, result));
}
I've written before about this in "Separate updating logic from calculations" (http://firstclassthoughts.co.uk/Articles/Readability/SeparateUpdatingLogicFromCalculationLogic.html) if you want more examples of this strategy and its benefits.
Summary
When coding weigh in both readability and debugability. Through the article different implementation approaches were shown.
Recursion and readability is a large topic also covered in oher articles on the site see
Code Readability Coding Guideline SOLID Refactoring
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Recipe 16.6. Colorizing Python Source Using the Built-in TokenizerCredit: Jürgen Hermann, Mike Brown ProblemYou need to convert Python source code into HTML markup, rendering comments, keywords, operators, and numeric and string literals in different colors. Solutiontokenize.generate_tokens does most of the work. We just need to loop over all tokens it finds, to output them with appropriate colorization: """ MoinMoin - Python Source Parser """ import cgi, sys, cStringIO import keyword, token, tokenize # Python Source Parser (does highlighting into HTML) _KEYWORD = token.NT_OFFSET + 1 _TEXT = token.NT_OFFSET + 2 _colors = { token.NUMBER: '#0080C0', token.OP: '#0000C0', token.STRING: '#004080', tokenize.COMMENT: '#008000', token.NAME: '#000000', token.ERRORTOKEN: '#FF8080', _KEYWORD: '#C00000', _TEXT: '#000000', } class Parser(object): """ Send colorized Python source HTML to output file (normally stdout). """ def _ _init_ _(self, raw, out=sys.stdout): """ Store the source text. """ self.raw = raw.expandtabs( ).strip( ) self.out = out def format(self): """ Parse and send the colorized source to output. """ # Store line offsets in self.lines self.lines = [0, 0] pos = 0 while True: pos = self.raw.find('\n', pos) + 1 if not pos: break self.lines.append(pos) self.lines.append(len(self.raw)) # Parse the source and write it self.pos = 0 text = cStringIO.StringIO(self.raw) self.out.write('
') try: for token in tokenize.generate_tokens(text.readline): # unpack the components of each token toktype, toktext, (srow, scol), (erow, ecol), line = token if False: # You may enable this for debugging purposes only print "type", toktype, token.tok_name[toktype], print "text", toktext, print "start", srow,scol, "end", erow,ecol, "
" # Calculate new positions oldpos = self.pos newpos = self.lines[srow] + scol self.pos = newpos + len(toktext) # Handle newlines if toktype in (token.NEWLINE, tokenize.NL): self.out.write('\n') continue # Send the original whitespace, if needed if newpos > oldpos: self.out.write(self.raw[oldpos:newpos]) # Skip indenting tokens, since they're whitespace-only if toktype in (token.INDENT, token.DEDENT): self.pos = newpos continue # Map token type to a color group if token.LPAR <= toktype <= token.OP: toktype = token.OP elif toktype == token.NAME and keyword.iskeyword(toktext): toktype = _KEYWORD color = _colors.get(toktype, _colors[_TEXT]) style = '' if toktype == token.ERRORTOKEN: style = ' style="border: solid 1.5pt #FF0000;"' # Send text self.out.write('' % (color, style)) self.out.write(cgi.escape(toktext)) self.out.write('') except tokenize.TokenError, ex: msg = ex[0] line = ex[1][0] self.out.write("
ERROR: %s
%s\n" % ( msg, self.raw[self.lines[line]:])) self.out.write('
') if _ _name_ _ == "_ _main_ _": print "Formatting..." # Open own source source = open('python.py').read( ) # Write colorized version to "python.html" Parser(source, open('python.html', 'wt')).format( ) # Load HTML page into browser import webbrowser webbrowser.open("python.html") DiscussionThis code is part of MoinMoin (see http://moin.sourceforge.net/) and shows how to use the built-in keyword, token, and tokenize modules to scan Python source code and re-emit it with appropriate color markup but no changes to its original formatting ("no changes" is the hard part!). The Parser class' constructor saves the multiline string that is the Python source to colorize, and the file object, which is open for writing, where you want to output the colorized results. Then, the format method prepares a self.lines list that holds the offset (i.e., the index into the source string, self.raw) of each line's start. format then loops over the result of generator tokenize.tokenize, unpacking each token tuple into items specifying the token type and starting and ending positions in the source (each expressed as line number and offset within the line). The body of the loop reconstructs the exact position within the original source code string self.raw, so it can emit exactly the same whitespace that was present in the original source. It then picks a color code from the _colors dictionary (which uses HTML color coding), with help from the keyword standard module to determine whether a NAME token is actually a Python keyword (to be output in a different color than that used for ordinary identifiers). The test code at the bottom of the module formats the module itself and launches a browser with the result, using the standard Python library module webbrowser to enable you to see and enjoy the result in your favorite browser. If you put this recipe's code into a module, you can then import the module and reuse its functionality in CGI scripts (using the PATH_TRANSLATED CGI environment variable to know what file to colorize), command-line tools (taking filenames as arguments), filters that colorize anything they get from standard input, and so on. See http://skew.org/~mike/colorize.py for versions that support several of these various possibilities. With small changes, it's also easy to turn this recipe into an Apache handler, so your Apache web site can serve colorized .py files. Specifically, if you set up this script as a handler in Apache, then the file is served up as colorized HTML whenever a visitor to the site requests a .py file. For the purpose of using this recipe as an Apache handler, you need to save the script as colorize.cgi (not .py, lest it confuses Apache), and add, to your .htaccess or httpd.conf Apache configuration files, the following lines: AddHandler application/x-python .py Action application/x-python /full/virtual/path/to/colorize.cgi Also, make sure you have the Action module enabled in your httpd.conf Apache configuration file. See AlsoDocumentation for the webbrowser, token, tokenize, and keyword modules in the Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell; the colorizer is available at http://purl.net/wiki/python/MoinMoinColorizer, as part of MoinMoin (http://moin.sourceforge.net), and, in a somewhat different variant, also at http://skew.org/~mike/colorize.py; the Apache web server is available and documented at http://httpd.apache.org. |


We are happy you chose to try RnBeads! Installing it is very easy. In essence, all you need to do is start an R session and type the following command:
source("http://rnbeads.org/data/install.R")
It executes the installation script we provided on this website that takes care of downloading all dependencies, as well as the RnBeads package itself. For generating reports and plots, please also make sure you have Ghostscript installed on your system. You can find detailed instructions on how to do this here. The complete installation process will typically take 10 to 15 minutes; depending on the number of packages that need to be installed or updated, and on the speed of the computer and Internet connection, the installation may in rare cases take more than one hour to complete. Once the installation script has terminated, you can verify that the installation has been successful by using the following commands:
library(RnBeads)
rnb.run.dj()
We recommend that you use R version 3.1.4 or later with the most recent version of RnBeads.
If you are working with bisulfite sequencing data from the mouse or rat genome or the most recent human genome assembly, you might alsoe need to install the corresponding data packages from bioconductor as listed below, depending on which genome assembly you would like to use. For example, the following command installs the data package for the mouse genome assembly mm10:
install.packages("BiocManager")
library(BiocManager)
BiocManager::install("RnBeads.mm10")


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Tuple Level
Written Syntax: RelationA ∪ RelationB
Arcade Syntax: RelationA Union RelationB
Operation Definition
This binary operation results in a relation that contains all tuples of both A and B. Since relations are sets, the result only has unique tuples. This operation requires:
- 1) A – a relation whose attributes in listed order have the same domains as that as B.
- 2) B – a relation whose attributes in listed order have the same domains as that as A.
Usefulness:
This is useful if you have different locations that were separated say to represent different regions and you are compiling them to query over all the regions. Think if you had split up the orders from customers between countries and you wanted to query info from all over the globe.
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Consider using the TurboWarp Packager instead. It will automate most of the process for you.
Mac users: I am not super familiar with Macs so there may be some inaccuracies or better ways to do things, please let me know if this is the case!
Linux users: I am not very familiar with packaging applications for Linux. You will have to do a bit of your own research to finish things. Please report your findings so I can improve this guide for everyone.
Step 1 - Use the packager
- Go to the forkphorus HTML packager
- Enter your project ID or select the project file. Change the options to match your needs.
- Open the Environment Options section
- Set Packager Environment to NW.js (Windows/Linux) NW.js (Mac)
- Select a custom icon, if you have one. (must be .png)
- Make changes to NW.js package.json to match your project:
- Use the config generator if you are unfamiliar with JSON.
- Save this text somewhere because you'll probably want to reuse it if you ever update your project.
- For a full list of usable fields, see the NW.js documentation (Advanced users only)
- Click the Package Project button at the bottom of the page. This will generate a file named package.nw. app.nw. Hold on to this file, it will be needed shortly.
Step 2 - Use NW.js
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Download NW.js's "Normal" version (not "SDK") for your platform.
NW.js should automatically detect your operating system and show the correct download. Otherwise, go to the Downloads page and find the correct download.
The "SDK" version works, but it includes extra tools you won't need. -
Extract the archive.
Mac users: This may happen automatically.
Linux users: Here's the command for that:
tar -xzf nwjs*.tar.gz
- Move package.nw (the file generated by the packager in the previous steps) to the same folder where nw.exenw is located. Make sure that this file is named exactly "package.nw" and not something else such as "package(1).nw". The file extension should be .nw, not .zip or .html. Right-click or Control+Click nwjs and select Show Package Contents. Move app.nw into the Resources folder. It may be easiest to open two windows to do this.
- Your NW.js folder should now look like this: The highlighted file is what you should have created.
- Optionally rename nw.exe nwjs nw to something else, such as the name of your project. (make sure to keep the .exe ending)
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Open
nw.exe
nwjs
nw
or whatever you renamed it.
Linux users: You may need to open a terminal and run
./nw
to start NW.js. This should be fixable by using a.desktop
file. - The project should launch! griffpatch's Paper Minecraft project running as an exe on Windows with a solid blue icon. griffpatch's Paper Minecraft project running as an application on Mac. squig3's Scratch port of Ikachan running in Linux. (Manjaro GNOME with Adwaita Dark theme)
Slow startup with large projects
If your project is very large, it may take a while for NW.js to start with this packaging method.
If this is the case, you can change the file extension of package.nwapp.nw to .zip
,
and extract the files within this zip to the same location where package.nwapp.nw was located.
The app should function the same, but start faster.
You can delete package.nwapp.nw after doing this.
Mac Packaging - Further steps
Create a zip archive of the app itself and credits.html (included in the NW.js download). You must include credits.html, otherwise you may be violating the license of some projects used by NW.js. (not legal advice)
See the NW.js documentation for the full list of further steps. Some of the more important and simpler ones are described below.
Changing the Icon
Use Image2icon to generate a .icns
file. Replace Contents/Resources/app.icns in the app to change the icon.
Renaming the Application
See the NW.js documentation linked above.
Notarization
You should sign your app, otherwise users will get scary warnings when they try to run your app with Gatekeeper enabled. See the NW.js documentation for more information.
Linux Packaging - Further steps
Linux Users: I am not very familiar with packaging for linux. You are mostly on your own here. Please help write this section on GitHub!
You'll probably just want to archive everything into a tarball and have your users extract it. You may will want to make a .desktop file to get a proper desktop presence.
I think that AppImage would be a great way to package this type of app, but I'm not sure how to do that.
Windows Packaging - Further Steps
Changing the icon of nw.exe
You can use a tool like Resource Hacker to change the icon of nw.exe.
You will probably need to use a converter to convert your images to .ico
files.
The icon you will want to change is Icon 1. Right click on it and select "Replace Icon" to change it.
Distribution
There are many possible ways to distribute your packaged project for Windows. The ones that will be described in more detail here are:
- Zip - a .zip archive that users must extract and manually run nw.exe (or whatever you renamed it). This is the simplest method and the most common.
- Make SFX (Self Extracting Archive) - a .exe file that automatically extracts itself and runs your project.
There are also ways to create installers for your projects using tools like . This is out of the scope of this guide.
Creating a zip archive
- Find the folder that contains nw.exe. This is not nw.exe itself, but rather the folder that contains it. It should be named something similar to nwjs-v0.46.1-win-x64 unless you have already renamed it.
- Rename this folder to something such as the name of your project.
- Right-click on the folder and select Sent To -> Compressed (zipped) Folder.
This will generate a zip archive that contains your project.
Users will have to extract this archive and open nw.exe (or whatever you renamed it) manually.
Creating a self-extracting archive
A note on anti-viruses
Some anti-virus software detects all self-extracting archives as viruses. For this reason, I would recommend using a simpler Zip archive instead of creating a self-extracting archive.
Self extracting archives also make your project take significantly longer to launch, and are not very common.
Using Make SFX
Make SFX is a tool for creating self-extracting archives. Other similar tools include 7-Zip, PeaZip, and WinRAR.
- Complete the first section using NW.js first.
- Download Make SFX from their website.
- The Make SFX interface is rather daunting. Pretty much, configure it so that it looks like this:
- "Source folder" is where you extracted NW.js to (again, the folder that contains "nw.exe" or what you renamed it)
- "Target SFX file" is where the .exe created by Make SFX will be saved
- You may want to change the icon of the file. This does not affect the icon of the Window.
- Set "Extraction mode" to "Extract files into specified folder and launch executable", and set the executable file to the path to "nw.exe" (or whatever you renamed it)
- Set "Overwrite mode during extraction" to "Automatically overwrite all existing files"
- Run the output file and make sure it works.
- You're done!
Android Packaging
To do this we will embed a link to the packager. This isn't ideal but it works good enough and actually embedding a file isn't officially supported right now.
We will discuss two methods to do this.
Note that the Google Play Store has a one time fee of $25.
Generate forkphorus packager link
Note: This does NOT use the HTML Packager.
- Go to the forkphorus homepage
- Load your project
- Scroll down to Package this project, configure settings, and click Package to generate a forkphorus packager link. This link should start with: https://forkphorus.github.io/app.html?...
- Keep this link around, it will be needed later.
First Method - Using AppInventor to embed
Perhaps using AppInventor just to embed a webpage is a bit overkill, but it works good enough. These steps do not require any programming knowledge — just follow what them exactly.
- Go to the AppInventor home page and hit Create Apps!. Sign in with a Google account.
- Hit Start new project, name the project (this doesn't matter), and hit OK
- From the Palette on the left, drag a WebViewer into the Viewer in the middle of the screen.
- In the components menu, select WebViewer1 and configure it like so:
Width Fill parent... Height Fill parent... HomeURL The URL generated by Forkphorus from the previous scetion. - In the components menu, select Screen1 and consider the following optional settings:
These are all optional. There are some other options you can set but many of them will have no effect.AppName The name of your app (eg. Paper Minecraft) TitleVisible false (unchecked) to remove an ugly titlebar from your app ShowStatusBar false (unchecked) to hide the native Android status bar while your app is running ScreenOrientation Landscape or Portrait if you want to force a specific screen orientation, otherwise leave this to its default value. Icon A nice icon for your project. - To create an APK:
- Select Build > App (provide QR code for .APK) and scan the QR code on your phone
- or Select Build > App (save .apk to my computer)
- For help on publishing to the Google Play Store, see Publishing Apps to Google Play (App Inventor 2)
Second Method - Using AppsGeyser to embed
- Open the AppsGeyser page Create Smart URL App
- Insert the link Forkphorus generated into the Website URL box.
- Choose a color theme, and hit NEXT
- Fill out details such as your App's Name, Description, and Icon, and then hit Create
- From here, navigate the treacherous interface to Publish or Download your APK.


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Welcome to our website
This website is about blizzard and their new game Overwatch.
The story of Overwatch starts at a point approximately 30 years in a highly fictionalized version of future earth. A time where humans and robots known as the Omnix existed together. The story, as Chris Metzen tells it, is that this race of robots went 'crazy' and started attacking everything. To fight back, each nation found their most elite soldiers and formed what is now known as Overwatch.
Their job was to save earth from the Omnix, which they did quite successfully. Over the next 25 years, they were the protectors of the planet as an international coalition. Some agents stayed, some were replaced as needed for whatever reason, but as that time went on something else happened and over the following 5 years, Overwatch fell apart. This is where you, the players come in. Can you save Overwatch and once again become the heroes you once were?
Overwatch is a 6v6 team based shooter and will be release May 24th 2016.


#include <db.h>int memp_fopen(DB_MPOOL *mp, char *file, u_int32_t flags, int mode, size_t pagesize, DB_MPOOL_FINFO *finfop, DB_MPOOLFILE **mpf);
The memp_fopen function opens a file in the pool specified by the DB_MPOOL mp, copying the DB_MPOOLFILE pointer representing it into the memory location referenced by mpf.
The file argument is the name of the file to be opened. If file is NULL, a private file is created that cannot be shared with any other process (although it may be shared with other threads).
The flags and mode arguments specify how files will be opened and/or created if they do not already exist. The flags value is specified by logically OR'ing together one or more of the following values:
All files created by the function memp_fopen are created with mode mode (as described in chmod(2)) and modified by the process' umask value at the time of creation (see umask(2)))). The group ownership of created files is based on the system and directory defaults, and is not further specified by Berkeley DB.
The pagesize argument is the size, in bytes, of the unit of transfer between the application and the pool, although it is not necessarily the unit of transfer between the pool and the source file.
Files opened in the pool may be further configured based on the finfop argument to memp_fopen, which is a pointer to a structure of type DB_MPOOL_FINFO). No references to the finfop structure are maintained by Berkeley DB, so it may be discarded when the memp_fopen function returns. In order to ensure compatibility with future releases of Berkeley DB, all fields of the DB_MPOOL_FINFO structure that are not explicitly set should be initialized to 0 before the first time the structure is used. Do this by declaring the structure external or static, or by calling the C library routine bzero(3) or memset(3).
The fields of the DB_MPOOL_FINFO structure used by memp_fopen are described below. If finfop is NULL or any of its fields are set to their default value, defaults appropriate for the system are used.
Applications wanting to maintain a shared memory buffer pool across system reboots, where the pool contains pages from files stored on such filesystems, must specify a unique file identifier to the memp_fopen call and each process opening or registering the file must provide the same unique identifier.
If the fileid field is non-NULL, it must reference a DB_FILE_ID_LEN
length array of bytes that will be used to uniquely identify the file.
This should not be necessary for most applications. Specifically, it is
not necessary if the memory pool is re-instantiated after each system
reboot, the application is using the Berkeley DB access methods instead of
calling the pool functions explicitly, or the files in the memory pool
are stored on filesystems where the file device and inode numbers do not
change across system reboots.
The memp_fopen function returns the value of errno on failure, and 0 on success.
The memp_fopen function may fail and return errno for any of the errors specified for the following Berkeley DB and C library functions: DBmemp->pgin(3), DBmemp->pgout(3), abort(3), close(3), dbenv->db_paniccall(3), fcntl(3), fflush(3), fprintf(3), free(3), fstat(3), fsync(3), getenv(3), getpid(3), getuid(3), isdigit(3), log_compare, log_flush, lseek(3), malloc(3), memcmp(3), memcpy(3), memset(3), mmap(3), open(3), pread(3), pstat_getdynamic(3), pwrite(3), read(3), sigfillset(3), sigprocmask(3), stat(3), strerror(3), strlen(3), sysconf(3), time(3), unlink(3), vfprintf(3), vsnprintf(3), and write(3).
In addition, the memp_fopen function may fail and return errno for the following conditions:
The file has already been entered into the pool, and the pagesize value is not the same as when the file was entered into the pool, or the length of the file is not zero or a multiple of the pagesize.
The DB_RDONLY flag was specified for an in-memory pool.


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You need to create a Personal Token in each clients Optimizely Account. This can be done by logging into the clients account then visiting this page. Create the Token, copy the key and enter it below.
These can be obtained here: https://trello.com/app-key.


Show your creativity like Rangoli making, Painting, Sketching, Tattoo Making, Sand art, Finger painting, etc. based on the theme INCREDIBLE INDIA. Creativity and Opportunity is In the air so take it in and do you thing.
Rules of event /event description in brief:-
“Creativity takes courage, if you have it then show it.”
Show your creativity like Rangoli making, Painting, Sketching, Tattoo Making, Sand art,
Finger painting, etc. based on the theme INCREDIBLE INDIA. Creativity and Opportunity is
In the air so take it in and do you thing.
RULES:
1- All the material required for any art skill is to be brought by the students themselves.
2- Reference for any art is not allowed. So no images references or pictures will be allowed to be brought during the event.
3- Theme is based on INCREDIBLE INDIA so show your art through this theme.
Dimensions: Rangoli making/Sand art 1.5m*1.5m
Painting/Finger painting- A2 size sheet
Sketching- A3 size
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About RoomUL
Simple webpage that converts crazy strings that co-workers use to send to meetings, into direct zoom URLs. For now, we are focusing on Zoom Urls.
How to use
- Paste de text containing zoom room and password and hit enter
- You are going to be redirected to the correct URL
- If a passord was found in text, it is going to be copied do clipboard. Just paste it when prompted.
Sample cases
- "zoomRoomNumber"
- "zoom myzoom"
- "zoom: 12345;"
- "Zoom<PHONE_NUMBER> Password 113397;"
- "here is: https://zoom.us/j/123456?pwd=UkZ1N2SjVhejZzOENWMG1MQnRQUT09 my zoom url"
- "https://zoom.us/my/myroom Password 113397"


Uses of Class
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Uses of EnumType in unifeat.classifier
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
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Uses of EnumType in unifeat.featureSelection.embedded
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Uses of EnumType in unifeat.featureSelection.filter
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This java class is used to define the names of filter-based feature selection methods.class
This java class is used to define the names of non weighted filter-based feature selection methods.class
This java class is used to define the names of weighted filter-based feature selection methods. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.featureSelection.filter.supervised
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This java class is used to define the names of supervised filter-based feature selection methods. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.featureSelection.filter.unsupervised
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This java class is used to define the names of unsupervised filter-based feature selection methods. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.featureSelection.hybrid
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This java class is used to define the names of hybrid-based feature selection methods. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.featureSelection.wrapper
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This java class is used to define the names of wrapper-based feature selection methods. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.gui.classifier.svmClassifier
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
This java class is used to define the names of kernel used in SVM. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.gui.featureSelection.embedded.decisionTreeBased
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
This java class is used to define the names of different implementation of Tree. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.gui.featureSelection.filter.rsm
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
This java class is used to define the names of multivariate method used in RSM feature selection method. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.gui.featureSelection.wrapper.GABased
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
This java class is used to define the names of different implementation of crossover.final class
This java class is used to define the names of different implementation of mutation.final class
This java class is used to define the names of different implementation of generation replacement.final class
This java class is used to define the names of different implementation of selection. -
Uses of EnumType in unifeat.result
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This java class is used to define the types of result.


Channing Tatum & Jenna Dewan Get Divorced After 8 Years Of Marriage!
Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum will be co-parenting their daughter Everly aged 6.
by IANSActors Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum are officially divorced!
The divorce of the former couple; who fell in love on the set of the 2006 film Step Up and mesmerized viewers with an epic Lip Sync Battle in 2016, was finalized this week, confirms eonline.com.
Dewan and Tatum, who have a daughter Everly who is aged 6 had announced their split in April 2018 after eight years of marriage.
The finalization of their divorce comes weeks after Dewan and her new boyfriend, Broadway star Steve Kazee, announced that she is pregnant with their first child.
The two stepped out as a couple last November, a week after the actress filed for divorce from Tatum, who is reportedly dating Jessie J.
When Tatum filed for divorce in October 2018, both she and Tatum agreed to share a joint legal and physical custody of their daughter, who they have been co-parenting amid their separation.
No details about the final custody arrangements have been released yet.


Greta Thunberg could be a time traveler, claims Twitter
by Nancy Isenson, Rachel BaigThe Swedish teen activist has a doppelgänger in a 120-year old picture of a girl in Canada. Twitter users have dubbed her a time traveler. A DW investigation shows the photo of Thunberg's look-alike is no fake.
Twitter blew up a tiny bit this week after users identified a girl in an old photo as Greta Thunberg. The similarity between the climate activist and the girl in the picture is striking, right down to the long braids the two wear.
The original image is part of the University of Washington Libraries' photo collection. It is credited to photographer Eric A. Hegg and titled "Three children operating a rocker at a gold mine on Dominion Creek, Yukon territory, ca. 1898."
Hegg was a Swedish-American photographer who documented the Klondike and Alaska gold rushes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The real deal
DW investigated the photo for telltale signs of fakery but was unable to find any.
A reverse-image search showed the same picture has been used in the past, long before Greta Thunberg began her "school strike for the climate" in 2018, in which she made her name as an activist.
Read more: Greta Thunberg, the teenage eco-activist who took the world by storm
A forensic investigation of the photo showed no signs of manipulation (see top photo).
A Facebook user posted the picture on November 8, writing that she had seen it at Seattle's Pike Place Market, a popular tourist destination. The image with comments about time travel appeared days later on Twitter.


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