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08-Aug-18 12:00 AM
We apply time series analysis to investigate the market cycles of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) as well as bitcoin and Ether. Our results show that shocks to IC
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08-Aug-18 12:10 AM
A lot of crypto traders trade on Bitmex. It’s one of the most advanced trading platforms I’ve ever seen. The most professional traders…
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08-Aug-18 12:29 AM
We estimate the profitability of global index-level trading strategies formed on daily weather across 49 countries. We use ex ante weather information combined
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08-Aug-18 09:25 PM
Hi everyone again! It’s been a long since my last post about machine learning for algorithmic trading and I had some reasons for it. After…
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10-Aug-18 04:52 PM
CryptoCred Technical Analysis Lessons Neither these presentations, nor anything on my Twitter, Telegram, or any other medium/mode of communication, including private correspondence, constitute financial advice.I am not a financial advisor and hold no formal qualifications ...
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10-Aug-18 07:13 PM
Misinformation campaigns designed to confuse investors are causing chaos.
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10-Aug-18 08:04 PM
How does a pump & dump group work? What makes them successful and how / where / when do they operate? We explored one and bring you a decription.
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12-Aug-18 02:15 PM
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12-Aug-18 10:13 PM
Learn How to Trade Forex. BabyPips.com Is The Beginner's Guide to Forex Trading.
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12-Aug-18 10:20 PM
Hello world! I was asked to speak on TA + Crypto in one of my ‘Wolf Pack’ member’s Telegram channel + a Q&A session… by wolfofpoloniex
I am part of several online crypto-groups. More and more people join every day, and one newbie recently asked the… by connecteconomy
Author: A.J Frost & Robert R. Prechter, Jr Subject: Technical Analysis & Market Behaviour Pages: 251… by twoblokestrading
Hello traders! This will be my first post in Steemit and I want to share with you guys my Moving Average Trading… by yarr
The single most relevant factor to get your head around in the crazy world of Crypto-trading is a complex one. But to… by cryptobroye
Id like to begin, - and continue over the weeks - sharing the strategies that have done me so well, for so long. The… by cryptobroye
Hi again all I would like elaborate on my Trading Triangles article from a few weeks ago by sharing a video I used… by cryptobroye
Hi all, Id like to introduce you today to a second whale manipulation technique used to crash various financial… by cryptobroye
Id like to introduce you to another 2 of my successful trading strategies that I have using to profit from financial… by cryptobroye
Fibonacci retrace and expansion levels. Fibonacci is a sequence found in us and our genes, our mentality, nature… by cryptobroye
Hi All, As promised, I'd like to share further demonstration on the trading strategies and trade management… by cryptobroye
Hi guys! I havent spoken much about this particular trade management strategy, but trade management is as vital to… by cryptobroye
https://medium.com/@Cryptilicious/risk-management-for-trading-8608d813872d
https://techburst.io/some-basics-on-trading-crypto-fb74572ca9de
https://blog.goodaudience.com/answering-all-cryptocurrency-newbie-questions-d1683652dec8
http://www.profitf.com/articles/patterns/abcd-pattern-trading/
https://medium.com/@WarriorTrading/ichimoku-cloud-definition-day-trading-terminology-7b34e98d2ea2
http://thepatternsite.com/index.html
https://www.bollingerbands.com/
http://www.libertylifetrail.com/education/learntrading
http://www.stockcharts.com/
https://coinmonsta.io/metrics
https://www.tradingview.com
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https://medium.com/@cryptocreddy/5-useful-tradingview-tricks-30404ed41653
https://medium.com/@cryptol0gy/the-road-to-becoming-a-shark-in-the-crypto-markets-part-1-230675138f29
https://medium.com/@cryptol0gy/conquer-professional-cryptocurrency-trading-with-this-unique-easy-free-guide-part-2-946a301ac8da
https://medium.com/@cryptomeds/best-rsi-guide-for-cryptocurrency-youll-ever-find-d707e81d2a96
http://www.chart-formations.com/indicators/divergence.aspx
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https://www.turtlebc.com/tools/buy_percentage
https://whalereports.com/yarrs-beginners-guide-how-to-use-moving-averages-to-day-trade/
If you like to have some structure and basis for trading cryptocurrency, these rules/guidelines can help you improve… by whalereports
Hello traders! This will be my first post on WhaleReports and I want to share with you guys my Moving Average Trading Strategy that can be used with 15min, 30min and 60min time frames. This is my experience how do I trade and learning a strategy takes time and effort, also it...
Recommendation During Bear Markets:
Trade against USDT. If you trade an ALT to BTC, and BTC/USDT goes down, you'll lose money cashing out to USDT.
Even if ALT/BTC goes up, but BTC/USDT goes down, you'll either break-even or lose money due to exposure.
Trade alts during ...
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Here's a harsh truth:
Over ~90% of Twitter traders would be better off trading a super basic EMA crossover strategy than whatever made-up wholly discretionary 'plan' they're following right now.
If you're going to trade manually, make sure it's worth your time and money.
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Read writing from Ugly Old Goat on Medium. Ugly Old Bitcoin Educator. Every day, Ugly Old Goat and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on Medium.
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12-Aug-18 11:07 PM
$BTC StochRSI 1W crossing
There is room for max 1 upmove, but currently we are in a downmove. Nobody talks about this, so that is why this is needed. Ignore hopium, focus on data & facts. Have a nice day fam.
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16-Aug-18 04:43 PM
1/ "What news or event could reverse the bear trend?" Is the question I get asked most frequently. I think it's the wrong question based on a faulty assumption. People often mistakenly assume that the current trend (bull or bear) will continue until some exogenous event.
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16-Aug-18 06:02 PM
10 takes on the future of crypto from the depths of a bear market:
The 2017 run-up & 2018 freefall is only a micro-bubble—the crypto mega bubble is yet to come
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17-Aug-18 03:47 AM
[Final Update]
TA Lessons:
i) Supply & Demand
ii) Support & Resistance
iii) Swing Failure Pattern
iv) Trading Ranges
v) Divergences
vi) Trends & Reversals
vii) Miscellaneous
This should cover the basics.
Most of my trading setups are a concoction of the aforeme...
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^^^ solid thread
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17-Aug-18 06:10 PM
Nuts! I almost forgot to throw out a #FF
Here are some of the best traders I know and learn from:
@Venici_Crypto
@Tradermayne
@stormXBT
@StackinBits
@CryptoCred
@CacheBoi
@MoonOverlord
@BitBitCrypto
@coincidencexbt
@ETFdeniedbot
@AureliusBTC
@trajanmex
@Blues...
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17-Aug-18 10:55 PM
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There is no magic indicator, person, paid group or system that can transform you into a consistently profitable trader. Every indicator that has been made was made by someone for THEMSELVES, they used it to fix or enhance a certain aspect of their trading system/s...
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18-Aug-18 04:31 AM
Both FA and TA have 1 thing in common. The main purpose of both should always be to predict when and where others will buy and sell their positions.
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^^^ thread
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20-Aug-18 03:25 PM
@crypto Quote from bct post originating the use of "HODL"
"WHY AM I HOLDING?  It's because I'm a bad trader and I KNOW I'M A BAD TRADER"
https://t.co/f4HQpDyxCG
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23-Aug-18 12:01 AM
John & Rob are trading on BitMEX
John buys 100 XBTUSD contracts at 2X leverage at $6,000.
Rob buys 100 XBTUSD contracts at 50X leverage at $6,000.
Price moves up 1% from their entries — they both close their positions.
Assume all else is equal.
Who made more money/X...
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The answer: ‘Same’.
They have the same position size and they’re both up 1%.
Rob using higher leverage does NOT mean that he’s trading with more than 100 contracts!
Higher leverage simply means Rob puts up less collateral (margin) to open the same 100 contract p...
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U.S. Senate Hearing: ‘Valuable’ Potential Applications of Blockchain in Energy Sector Exist https://t.co/NEqA4Nt2gQ
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23-Aug-18 04:28 PM
good alternative to cmc - https://onchainfx.com/
multi blockchain explorer - https://chainz.cryptoid.info/
more visual global charts - https://coinlib.io/global-crypto-charts
orderbook heatmap - https://tensorcharts.com/
simple sentiment analysis - https://alternative.me/crypto/fear-and-greed-index/
bitmex margin information - https://coinfarm.online/index_en.asp
additional margin data - https://datamish.com/d/000000004/btcusd?refresh=20s&orgId=1
charting + info of any coins on cmc - https://bitscreener.com/
buy market % + other indicator signals - http://www.cryptowho.de/
github activity tracker - https://cryptomiso.com/
Global cryptocurrency charts: total market cap, top coins, Bitcoin dominance etc.
Ultimate day trading software. Orders/trades heatmaps and counters. Visualization of S/R levels, advanced order book, volume/speed alarms and more. Cryptocurrencies, Forex (coming soon)
The crypto fear & greed index of alternative.me provides an easy overview of the current sentiment of the Bitcoin / crypto market at a glance.
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25-Aug-18 09:48 PM
1/ Shared the following message with the team @coinbase today...
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25-Aug-18 10:20 PM
"The proper reason to show asset prices as logarithmic is that equal distances mean equal returns. $1 -> $2 same as $100 -> $200." -@jmcorgan https://t.co/OBfQ7KIsAN
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Altcoin trading tip:
Use ETH as your leading indicator for "when alt season?", and wait for it to bottom out before buying alts.
Until then - the rest is just noise
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25-Aug-18 10:48 PM
The next phase in $Crypto appears to be the accumulation phase, accumulation phases often last a lot longer than most people expect, so there will be plenty of time to accumulate, no need to rush or fomo during an accumulation phase. This is the time to research and plan a...
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25-Aug-18 11:58 PM
Ten days ago I posted this chart and I wanted to share a few ideas for others to understand my thought process. It’s just a brief explanation, hopefully you get the idea and inspire you to work on your own system. Disclaimer: This isn’t a Bottom/Long call. Education pu...
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26-Aug-18 12:06 AM
Protip; you can be both young, rich, succesfull and happy at the same time. Only thing you had to do was buying everything in 2019.
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26-Aug-18 12:27 AM
https://babypips.com
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Learn How to Trade Forex. BabyPips.com Is The Beginner's Guide to Forex Trading.
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26-Aug-18 12:44 AM
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There is no magic indicator, person, paid group or system that can transform you into a consistently profitable trader. Every indicator that has been made was made by someone for THEMSELVES, they used it to fix or enhance a certain aspect of their trading system/s...
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Bitcoin long term price prediction, with the 'halving' effect factored in. What do you think ?
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28-Aug-18 03:12 PM
The answer: ‘Same’.
They have the same position size and they’re both up 1%.
Rob using higher leverage does NOT mean that he’s trading with more than 100 contracts!
Higher leverage simply means Rob puts up less collateral (margin) to open the same 100 contract p...

Sloppy, rushed, arrogant.
I’ve worked through all my losing trades in August so far and identified some common mistakes.
I’ve compiled them into a list of questions — I hope you find it helpful.
H/t @Trader_Dante for ‘DEMON FIN...
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30-Aug-18 07:27 PM
1/ Plenty of coins & ICOs are now down -90%. Hopefully the people who'll never be receptive the following commentary have left crypto twitter by now, but they'll surely be back for the next bull run. Making this thread to use as a reminder for when the idiocy returns
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03-Sep-18 09:59 PM
VentureCoinist - Professional cryptocurrency analysis and consulting services. Join the community of 125k+ active crypto traders and investors.
"The Coinist Bot is an automated strategy analyzing Bitcoin and other large cap alts."
⧉infominer
03-Sep-18 10:38 PM
sry, last edit
this one makes the most sense visually i think
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04-Sep-18 12:31 AM
Replay of 'Price Action Webinar #1 - Retests' is now available.
Check it out
https://t.co/lBwI277EFi
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04-Sep-18 11:53 AM
The original I AM HODLING post will be studied in high school English classes within a couple of decades. It has serious literary merit
https://t.co/GTbAZdnFXF
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Interesting symmetry in between the timing of $DOGE cycles over the last few years
Doge has long been a signal for #altseason
Days in between previous peaks
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Would put the peak of this alt cycle around Sep 24th with alts likely pumping for a month before...
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06-Sep-18 04:48 PM
Flippening is for cryptocurrency investors. Each week we discuss the cryptocurrency economy, new investment strategies for maximizing returns, and stories from the front lines of financial disruption. Flippening is for a new class of investors that were not part of the finan...
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08-Sep-18 07:29 PM
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08-Sep-18 10:34 PM
What I like about the :
It's free
It will probably outperform the signal service you could pay for
No hindsight, everything tweeted/timestamped
No larping screenshots
Some of you even researched or want to build your own strats, which imo is the best.
https://t.co/q...
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09-Sep-18 01:39 AM
vincent
10-Sep-18 10:45 AM
https://sierrachart.com
trading platform with lots of features, like footprint charts, heatmaps and all that . has poloniex, bitmex, bitfinex and okcoin currently
Sierra Chart is a professional Trading platform for the financial markets. Supporting Manual, Automated and Simulated Trading.
lots of good articles especially on the psychology http://yourtradingcoach.com/site-map/
vincent
10-Sep-18 10:55 AM
obligatory watching https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT43ffXmotx7i903Yxcwxjw/videos
Tom Dante is a professional Forex and Financial Futures Trader, coaching others to achieve consistent profits across financial markets. These videos serve to...
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13-Sep-18 09:10 AM
Have a trading plan for the day/session.
Here's a basic outline you can use
What's price reaching for? (Thesis)
What does price have to do for me to enter a trade? (Setup)
Where might a Setup arise? (Entry)
Where would the Setup fail? (Risk)
What's the Setup target?...
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22-Sep-18 08:33 PM
Guests: Steve Puetz & Aaron Brickman Topic: Mysterious correlation between cosmic events and market crashes TRUNEWS on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tru...
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22-Sep-18 08:50 PM
A lot of people were talking about how bullish the bull whale was. Counter-narrative is that someone with deep pockets held the price up and continued pushing it higher, while simultaneously opening derivative shorts before dumping accumulated spot on market.
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#TATip
Important point about RSI:
After a big move/candle there will almost always be a regular divergence.
Don’t use it to try to snipe the bottom or top.
Divergences work better when they form during a discernible trend, NOT after a bazooka candle like yesterday.
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Investing is about conviction and patience. Daily news and volatility are noises meant to distract you from your investment thesis and shake out the weak hands
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Less than a week after CNBC forecast an $8000 Bitcoin price, the largest cryptocurrency tumbled close to $6000, leading to ridicule from commentators. Less than a week after CNBC forecast an $8K Bitcoin price, it tumbled close to $6000, leading to ridicule from commentators.
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22-Sep-18 10:04 PM
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23-Sep-18 12:56 AM
Correctly identified classical chart patterns appraise the strength of buying vs. selling forces in a market. Chart patterns display geometrically the energy of the demand and supply of the underlying asset
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23-Sep-18 05:42 AM
Knowing and monitoring your trading stats is one of the most powerful things you can do for your trading.
If any traders or your followers want pointers on creating a trading analytics dashboard like this, let me or them know. Just trying to do the karma thing.
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23-Sep-18 05:58 AM
NEW Technical Analysis Video Lesson
Introduction to Candlestick Charts
If you/your friends know zilch about technical analysis, this is the perfect place to start.
Check it out & be sure to leave a like/comment
https://t.co/0IjidbGCcy
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If you're a new trader and don't use divergences in your analysis, please start googling, they are an awesome tool
And no, I didnt take these trades, I don't day trade, its just for illustration purposes
$crypto $eth #ETHEREUM
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23-Sep-18 06:07 AM
 Get dialed in with this easy to use position size calculator made by @Corn_crypto
https://t.co/bFeHNXOJyv
Make a copy of the doc for yourself, enter your stack size, entry, risk % per trade, and stop loss, then the rest is Google doc magic ♂...
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While some blockchain enthusiasts embrace the technology for its role it can play in improving our industries, others see the tidal wave…
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24-Sep-18 07:24 AM
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27-Sep-18 10:49 PM
#Bitcoin Range will be expanded to 8500-5800 if downside breakout is averted in next 3-4 weeks
Outright bullish above 8500
ALTs are heavily oversold so expect some divergence even if #BTC breaks on a lower side
Check Targets for both Upside & Downside Breakout
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27-Sep-18 11:21 PM
Model updated. The top 25% has been killing it this month (I usually just report top 10%). 10-25% is beating the top 10% by about 5 percent. Which of course the top 10% is crushing it as well, up nearly 20% vs the worst coins. Some picks below
https://t.co/PfoERV5d1G
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29-Sep-18 12:58 AM
Blockchain explorers and cryptocurrency analysis sites just keep getting better. While Coinmarketcap (CMC) still dominates, these days it’s got stiff competition to contend with. Moreover, many of these platforms aren’t simply aspiring to be CMC knock-offs: they’re prov...
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29-Sep-18 02:32 AM
I have been delaying writing this article for some time now, simply because of the number of sub-arguments that arise when one tries to…
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30-Sep-18 04:16 PM
plenty of trading books https://t.me/LibTA
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30-Sep-18 07:54 PM
Contribute to hientm36/gnidart development by creating an account on GitHub.
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30-Sep-18 11:29 PM
Bitcoin has a 4 year cycle that's programmed into the system.
Average in and HODL
#Bitcoin $BTC #BitcoinCharts
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04-Oct-18 04:45 PM
Ultimate day trading software. Orders/trades heatmaps and counters. Visualization of S/R levels, advanced order book, volume/speed alarms and more. Cryptocurrencies, Forex (coming soon)
better than 1m chart
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Recommend books, trading materials, resources, and insight. We have it all.
The most profitable traders are not emotionally trading. They refer to their winners and losers using one of the most important concepts in trading..
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04-Oct-18 08:28 PM
A live twitch session exploring order-blocks, ICT concepts, and entry-signals through looking at Bitcoin, Ethereum & $Lend price-action. ~~ Trade with me: ht...
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07-Oct-18 06:13 PM
A Brief Introduction to Options:
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14-Oct-18 06:13 PM
Chat With Traders is your key to the minds of trading's elite performers. Start listening to learn how a diverse mix of traders went from zero to hero, how they successfully trade markets today, and get their best tips 'n pointers for profitable performance, plus much more.
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14-Oct-18 06:21 PM
Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of Coin Mastery - Building Your Cryptocurrency Empire by Carter Thomas for free.
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14-Oct-18 06:53 PM
Saeed Zaman @trader1sz being interviewed by Dale Pinkert during the F.A.C.E. Webinar. Subscribe to attend for FREE using the following link: https://attendee...
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04-Nov-18 03:49 AM
An indicator I have not seen used in crypto but can be useful is the Average Directional Index (ADX.) Black line = Strength of trend. Green line = Buyers. Red line = Sellers. Green above red = Buyers in control. Red over green = Sellers in control. Another tool amongst man...
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04-Nov-18 08:59 AM
By buying and selling when #bitcoin dominance is oversold or overbought you would of likely outraded 90%+ of the people in #crypto over the last few years.
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04-Nov-18 09:53 AM
Signs you're in a shitty trade:
• Claiming it's an "aggressive entry" even though you're in full size
• Asking strangers on Discord "anyone else long/short?"
• Looking at random indicators & different time frames to feel better
• Anxiously checking price at soc...
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How to not get rekt on Bitmex:
1) Calculate your stop loss before entering a trade
2) If your stop loss hits, will you lose more than 3-5% of your balance?
3) If yes -> reduce position size or wait for a better trade set up
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04-Nov-18 11:50 AM
Investing success often has more to do with a trader's mindset — trading psychology and discipline — than it does with the markets.
@bitbreather Also relevant for the crypto market:
How does news affect stock prices.
"Sentiment of the market is also an important factor. In a largely negative atmosphere, the slightest bit of worrisome news is enough to send a stock tumbling."
By Jins Victor
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@bitbreather How to control your emotions when trading?
"Trading Psychology might actually be worth 95% of your success of trading."
Part 1: https://t.co/PJPdrtIbbD
Part 2:
https://t.co/1exlQ9X7Iw
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04-Nov-18 01:08 PM
Before you enter a trade, ask yourself this:
"If I would only be allowed to make 10 trades per year, would I still enter this position? Or would I wait for a better set-up?"
Most of you would benefit greatly from entering less trades and waiting for better opportunities.
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05-Nov-18 04:35 AM
Traders on @TensorCharts are like "...this is so cool, I have to tell everyone...wait, NO, I'll keep it for myself..." #myprecious #TensorCharts #orderFlow #heatmaps
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05-Nov-18 04:50 AM
You Jun gives us an update on Bitcoin's NVT Ratio, which is the number of daily transactions relative to the current price. If this ratio is outside historic...
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05-Nov-18 05:09 AM
"Things I Learned After 15 Years of Trading"
https://t.co/Mr8voYNcMv
This blog post from 7 years ago was by far one of the most popular posts I've ever written... I read it again this morning and most of the things in it are as relevant now, more than ever!
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05-Nov-18 06:15 AM
"It is generally recognized that creating a profitable quantitative trading strategy is difficult. Most putative strategies are likely not profitable even without considering trading costs."
Three ways to construct strategies that look great in backtests and fails in rea...
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05-Nov-18 08:12 AM
Over the last decade, I’ve interviewed and assessed more than 5,000 investment managers. One of the most important things I’ve learned in…
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05-Nov-18 09:42 AM
1/ Just a thought experiment assuming this bear market plays out exactly like last time. Some believe it may last even LONGER.
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25-Nov-18 07:44 PM
http://www.moneyshow.com/main.asp?scode=013203 Legendary trader Linda Raschke discusses a few steps that you can take to become a better trader. https://www....
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25-Nov-18 07:59 PM
1/ Just because it's a bear market doesn't mean you can't be making money! In fact, good traders perform BETTER in bear markets ! How?
...well since you asked....its THREAD TIME!
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25-Nov-18 08:07 PM
I'm not the first person on Twitter to cite this, but figured I'd share with my followers as well.
When Bitcoin Dominance retracts, $ALTS pump. Right now #Bitcoin Dominance looks ready to retract.
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25-Nov-18 09:27 PM
(1) I lean towards ~4300-4500 as the bottom, but as low as ~2800 is possible if things go south.
2017 was, locally, a bubble. Things got way too overheated, in my view, even relative to the strength of the holders and true believers.
This market needs at least one more fl...
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09-Dec-18 03:44 AM
1) I read 'Trading in the zone' by Mark Douglas this week. It is widely regarded as a trading bible when it comes to trading psychology. Here are some of my notes.
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22-Dec-18 09:51 PM
Episode 109 with @ledgerstatus is out now!
Ledger is a super smart trader and TA guru. He discusses changes in his style since his last appearance, thoughts on the stock+crypto markets and more. https://t.co/yOXnaoEI2I
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This is not the norm, if you enter a mid cap 50-200 mil , your short term expectations of gains need to be tempered. There isn’t enough money circulating to create sustainable growth (unless it is outlier coin like raven) basically the larger the cap, the earlier you tak...
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22-Dec-18 11:15 PM
1/ Thread: I'm starting a thread of resources to help educate yourself on trading and #cryptocurrency . Each tweet will be dedicated to an individual source with some links. And of course, all the credit goes to the content creators. Thanks to them! #BTC $BTC #bitcoin #tra...
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23-Dec-18 02:50 AM
Thread: How I was overall highly profitable, only traded on profits and still got completely rekt. By not dealing with the tax in a appropriate way.
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23-Dec-18 04:01 AM
New Video:
Teaching you how to properly calculate investment and trade returns (spreadsheet included). Examples include some of the below polls (which results were a little depressing). If you like it (or learn anything) please subscribe and RT
https://t.co/VQzYkjAtiz ht...
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23-Dec-18 04:11 AM
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23-Dec-18 05:42 AM
New Crypto Market Cap Indices are now available right on the charts - New updates in the Charting category on the TradingView Blog. Stay up-to-date with the most important trading news!
How I spot a distribution top using supply and demand zones.
This is how I personally use and spot them.
I plan on going much more in depth with better examples in the future but while it was fresh in my mind I wanted to do a quick write up.
Hope it helps!
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1/ So here is a thread on how I turned $32,000 into $1.2m and back to pretty much zero (once taxes are paid).
Just note, I am not bitter or salty in any way at all, the last 2 years have been an amazing ride - travelled the world, been wealthy, been poor.
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23-Dec-18 04:21 PM
Starting Reminiscences of a Stock Operator for the 4th time this year.
Maybe I'll learn something this time.
https://t.co/QGdm5kxOlN
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⧉infominer
24-Dec-18 01:03 AM
check out my old chart channel archive here : t.me/cachecharts
⧉infominer
22-Jan-19 11:35 PM
#FF Ladies day!
Two analysts focusing on stocks that I have enjoyed following:
@hmeisler
@TweetLeni
Feel free to jump in with others.
 For some reason people’s bias creates the illusion that losing a short is worse than losing a long. “Don’t short that, Btc is bullish” —- “I’m long th...
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23-Jan-19 02:14 AM
Doc Severson @DocSeverson - @readysetcrypto & I Talk Trading
Podcast: https://t.co/oUxTkxMFnh
Youtube: https://t.co/FG1HUXwT3d
#bitcoinpodcast #bitcoin #ethereum #bestcryptocurrencypodcast #cryptotrader #trading #podcast #tradercobb #blockchain #Doc...
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I have received hundreds of Emails from all size of investors who lost hundreds of thousands of dollars (The biggest guy lost few million)…
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23-Jan-19 02:32 AM
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26-Jan-19 03:02 AM
BTCUSD (finex) - H6 + H1 charts - earlier this week three confluent factors (a bullish SFP, a potential DBR, and a gap in PA) emerged to set up what was, imo, a high probability bullish scalp (1.8% gain) - here are some (very) detailed notes on how this setup could've been...
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28-Jan-19 06:15 AM
5 Truths Douglas summarises this in his 5 famous ‘truths’: Anything can happen You don’t need to know what is going to happen next in order to make money The...
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01-Feb-19 07:59 PM
⧉infominer
06-Feb-19 11:41 PM
Like many traders, I read Market Wizards as a kid.
So you missed out on the crypto boom?
All trading is gambling.
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12-Feb-19 03:17 PM
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12-Feb-19 03:52 PM
⧉infominer
11-Mar-19 09:15 PM
Hit me with your absolute favorite chartist. I’m talking your top 3 at most.
Please and GO!
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11-Mar-19 09:34 PM
Since many people still ask me in DM what books i could recommend, here you are.
I didn't make a long list of expensive books.
The last one is very special since it doesn't talk about trading or financial markets but you will understand why i recommend it once you read it.
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11-Mar-19 10:16 PM
@cryptoscumbag Few books you should read:
Mark Douglas - Trading In The Zone
Alexander Elder - Trading For A Living
Edwin Lefevre - Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
Ray Dalio - Principles
Andrew Azis - How To Day Trade For A Living
Daniel Kahneman - Thinking Fast & Slow
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23-Apr-19 11:47 AM
NEW Medium Article
'Anatomy of a Trading Plan'
Enjoy!
https://t.co/wT64N1Ip49
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--- layout: post title: Bokwa - This Can't Be For Real date: 2012-09-20 15:43:14.000000000 +01:00 tags: - exercise - gym - class - gimmick type: post published: true ---
I just received the latest newsletter from David Lloyd and noticed they're now promoting a new kind of group exercise..
Bokwa® is a new and completely different approach to group exercise that is rapidly spreading across the globe.
Bokwa® participants draw letters and numbers with their feet while performing an energizing and addictive cardio workout routine. Moving together to today's most popular music, participants off all ages draw the Bokwa® L, 3, J, K and dozens of other steps.
— David Lloyd Leisure
You've got to be kidding?! Someone has come up with a fancy name for writing letters of the alphabet and numbers with your feet whilst listening to music and this is "rapidly spreading across the globe"?! Spreading across the globe with whom? OAPs and toddlers?
I'm obviously missing something as this seems to be another exercise gimmick to me. I definitely won't be attending any of these classes.


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Findings of Fact on Allowance of Attorneys’ Expenses
Order Allowing Reimbursable Expenses
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The Creek Nation
Order Allowing Attorney’s Fee
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The Seneca Nation of Indians • The Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians
Opinion of the Commission
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The Seneca Nation of Indians • The Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians
Order Vacating Finding of Fact and Interlocutory Order
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The Seneca Nation of Indians • The Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians
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The Seneca Nation of Indians
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The Seneca Nation of Indians
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The Seneca Nation of Indians
Order Denying Motion to Dismiss
Interlocutory Order
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The Delaware Tribe of Indians and the Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma
Order Allowing Attorney’s Fee
Order Allowing Reimbursement of Attorney’s Expenses
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Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, et al., on Behalf of the Chippewa Indians of the Mississippi and Lake Superior
Opinion of the Commission
Additional Findings of Fact
Final Award
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The Seminole Nation
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
Order Vacating Commission’s Findings of Fact, Opinion, and Interlocutory Order
Order Dismissing Petition
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The S’Klallam Tribe of Indians
Opinion
Order Denying Defendant’s “Motion For Rehearing and For Amendment of Findings” and to Amend the Commission’s Findings of Fact
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The Kikiallus Tribe of Indians
Opinion of the Commission
Additional Findings of Fact
Final Award
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The Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska, in Its Own Right and as the Representative of, or Successor to, the Tribe, Clans and Groups of Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska, and the Tribes, Clans and Groups of Alaska, in Their Own Right, Jointly and Severally
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The Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska, in Its Own Right and as the Representative of, or Successor to, the Tribe, Clans and Groups of Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska, and the Tribes, Clans and Groups of Alaska, in Their Own Right, Jointly and Severally
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Gila River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, et al.
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The Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana
Opinion of the Commission
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Opinion of the Commission
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The Iowa Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska, the Iowa Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Oklahoma, et al., the Sac and Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, the Sac and Fox Tribe of Missouri, and Sac and Fox Tribe of Mississippi in Iowa, et al.
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The Cayuga Nation of Indians, Peter Buck and Stewart Jamison, Members and Representatives Thereof, the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
Interlocutory Order
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The Ottawa Tribe and Guy Jennison, Bronson Edwards and Gene Jennison as Representative of the Ottawa Tribe
Opinion of the Commission
Order Amending Findings of Fact Entered March 15, 1972
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The Northern Paiute Nation, et al.
Opinion on Motion For Determination of Defendant’s Liability For Resources Removed From the Nevada Portion of the Paviotso Tract
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The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation, et al.
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Supplemental Findings of Fact
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The Native Village of Unalakleet, et al.
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The Native Village of Shungnak, et al.
Order Granting Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss
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The Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, William Overland, Martha Collins, and John Williams, as Representatives of the Ponca Tribe and All of the Members Thereof
Opinion of the Commission
Supplemental Findings of Fact
Final Award on Remand
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The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation, et al.
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The Creek Nation
Findings of Fact on Compromise Settlement
Final Award
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365
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The Nisgah Tribe, ex rel., William S. Sutton as Representative
Order Granting Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss
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The Yankton Sioux Tribe of Indians
Findings of Fact on Compromise Settlement
Final Award
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282-A through 282-L, inclusive
|
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Findings of Fact on Compromise Settlement
Final Award
|
386
398
|
|
22-D, 22-J
|
San Carlos Apache Tribe of Indians of Arizona and the White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, et al.
Findings of Fact on Compromise Settlements
|
399
|
|
22-D
|
The San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona; The White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation; The White Mountain Apache Tribe or Group, The San Carlos Apache Tribe or Group, The Cibecue Apache Tribe or Group, The Northern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group, The Southern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group, and the Several Bands of Each of Them, ex rel., respectively Clarence Wesley (White Mountain), Jess J. Stevens (San Carlos), Nelson Lupe, Sr. (Cibecue), Harrington Turner (Northern Tonto), and Ernest Cutter (Southern Tonto); The Western Apache and Each Group and Band Thereof, ex rel., Clarence Wesley, Jess J. Stevens, Nelson Lupe, Sr., Harrington Turner, and Ernest Cutter
Final Award
|
421
|
|
22-J
|
The Northern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group, and Each Group and Band Thereof, ex rel., Harrington Turner; The Yavapai and the Groups and Bands Thereof, ex rel., Calloway Bonnaha, Harry Jones, Fred Beauty, and Warren Gazzam; The Western Apache and Each Group and Band Thereof, ex rel., Clarence Wesley, Jess J. Stevens, Nelson Lupe, Sr., Harrington Turner and Ernest Cutter; The Yavapai-Apache Indian Community, The Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache Community, The San Carlos Apache Tribe of Arizona, The White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Each on Its Own Behalf, on Behalf of the Several Bands and Groups of Each of Them, Respectively, and Each on Behalf of the Northern Tonto Apache Tribe or Group, and Each Group and Band Thereof
Final Award
|
423
|
|
74-B
|
The Sioux Nation, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Order Denying Motion to Dismiss All Claims But One For Lack of Jurisdiction
|
425
432
|
|
182
|
The Fort Sill Apache Tribe of the State of Oklahoma, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Order Granting Plaintiffs’ Motion To Separate or Sever Claims, Etc.
|
433
452
|
|
15-C, 18-H, 29-A, 71
|
The Prairie Band of the Pottawatomi Tribe of Indians, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact on Title
Interlocutory Order
|
454
469
496
|


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| fanny {cluster} | R Documentation |
Computes a fuzzy clustering of the data into k
clusters.
fanny(x, k, diss = inherits(x, "dist"), memb.exp = 2, metric = c("euclidean", "manhattan", "SqEuclidean"), stand = FALSE, iniMem.p = NULL, cluster.only = FALSE, keep.diss = !diss && !cluster.only && n < 100, keep.data = !diss && !cluster.only, maxit = 500, tol = 1e-15, trace.lev = 0)
x |
data matrix or data frame, or dissimilarity matrix, depending on the
value of the In case of a matrix or data frame, each row corresponds to an observation, and each column corresponds to a variable. All variables must be numeric. Missing values (NAs) are allowed. In case of a dissimilarity matrix, |
k |
integer giving the desired number of clusters. It is required that 0 < k < n/2 where n is the number of observations. |
diss |
logical flag: if TRUE (default for |
memb.exp |
number r strictly larger than 1 specifying the
membership exponent used in the fit criterion; see the
‘Details’ below. Default: |
metric |
character string specifying the metric to be used for
calculating dissimilarities between observations. Options are
|
stand |
logical; if true, the measurements in |
iniMem.p |
numeric n x k matrix or |
cluster.only |
logical; if true, no silhouette information will be computed and returned, see details. |
keep.diss, keep.data |
logicals indicating if the dissimilarities
and/or input data |
maxit, tol |
maximal number of iterations and default tolerance
for convergence (relative convergence of the fit criterion) for the
FANNY algorithm. The defaults |
trace.lev |
integer specifying a trace level for printing
diagnostics during the C-internal algorithm.
Default |
In a fuzzy clustering, each observation is “spread out” over the various clusters. Denote by u(i,v) the membership of observation i to cluster v.
The memberships are nonnegative, and for a fixed observation i they sum to 1.
The particular method fanny
stems from chapter 4 of
Kaufman and Rousseeuw (1990) (see the references in
daisy
) and has been extended by Martin Maechler to allow
user specified memb.exp
, iniMem.p
, maxit
,
tol
, etc.
Fanny aims to minimize the objective function
SUM_[v=1..k] (SUM_(i,j) u(i,v)^r u(j,v)^r d(i,j)) / (2 SUM_j u(j,v)^r)
where n is the number of observations, k is the number of
clusters, r is the membership exponent memb.exp
and
d(i,j) is the dissimilarity between observations i and j.
Note that r -> 1 gives increasingly crisper
clusterings whereas r -> Inf leads to complete
fuzzyness. K&R(1990), p.191 note that values too close to 1 can lead
to slow convergence. Further note that even the default, r = 2
can lead to complete fuzzyness, i.e., memberships u(i,v) == 1/k. In that case a warning is signalled and the
user is advised to chose a smaller memb.exp
(=r).
Compared to other fuzzy clustering methods, fanny
has the following
features: (a) it also accepts a dissimilarity matrix; (b) it is
more robust to the spherical cluster
assumption; (c) it provides
a novel graphical display, the silhouette plot (see
plot.partition
).
an object of class "fanny"
representing the clustering.
See fanny.object
for details.
agnes
for background and references;
fanny.object
, partition.object
,
plot.partition
, daisy
, dist
.
## generate 10+15 objects in two clusters, plus 3 objects lying ## between those clusters. x <- rbind(cbind(rnorm(10, 0, 0.5), rnorm(10, 0, 0.5)), cbind(rnorm(15, 5, 0.5), rnorm(15, 5, 0.5)), cbind(rnorm( 3,3.2,0.5), rnorm( 3,3.2,0.5))) fannyx <- fanny(x, 2) ## Note that observations 26:28 are "fuzzy" (closer to # 2): fannyx summary(fannyx) plot(fannyx) (fan.x.15 <- fanny(x, 2, memb.exp = 1.5)) # 'crispier' for obs. 26:28 (fanny(x, 2, memb.exp = 3)) # more fuzzy in general data(ruspini) f4 <- fanny(ruspini, 4) stopifnot(rle(f4$clustering)$lengths == c(20,23,17,15)) plot(f4, which = 1) ## Plot similar to Figure 6 in Stryuf et al (1996) plot(fanny(ruspini, 5))


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This week was the Winter Workweek.
What’s cooking on master?
66 pull requests were merged this week.
Breaking Changes
Any
has been cleaned up, and in particular theas_void_ptr
andas_mut_void_ptr
methods are gone.- Patterns are no longer allowed in extern function declarations. Previously, they either silently passed or ICEd.
- Comparison traits have been reworked.
- DeepClone has been removed.
- Compound assignment (eg,
+=
) is no longer allowed on potentially uninitialized variables. std::rand
has been moved into alibrand
.- debuginfo flags have changed slightly, and more limited debuginfo is supported again (only line number information).
Other Changes
- Dereferencing is now
overloadable. This is another
part of the smart pointer changes. Code like
let x = *Rc::new(5);
is now valid. There is a follow-up pull request that will automatically dereference smart pointers where appropriate, to avoid expressions likefoo.borrow().get().borrow_mut().get()
. - Hexadecimal floating point literals are now available through a syntax extension.
- Support for creating binary installer tarballs has landed.
- Linker arguments are no longer deduplicated.
- Weak linkage etc is now
possible via a
linkage
attribute.
New Contributors
- Dmitry Promsky
- Mike Boutin
- Robert Gawdzik
Weekly Meeting
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ClassFile
object
9. Boxing/Unboxing
Javassist also provides lower-level API for directly editing
a class file. To use this level of API, you need detailed
knowledge of the Java bytecode and the class file format
while this level of API allows you any kind of modification
of class files.
If you want to just produce a simple class file,
A Otherwise, you can construct a
This code snippet creats a
A
Note that
To remove a field or a method from a
To examine every bytecode instruction in a method body,
A The following code snippet displays all the instructions included
in a method body:
A
This produces the code attribute representing the following sequence:
You can also obtain a byte array containing this sequence by
calling
While
Annotations are stored in a class file
as runtime invisible (or visible) annotations attribute.
These attributes can be obtained from Javassist also let you access annotations by the higher-level
API.
If you want to access annotations through The lower-level API of Javassist fully supports generics
introduced by Java 5. On the other hand, the higher-level
API such as The generics of Java is implemented by the erasure technique.
After compilation, all type parameters are dropped off. For
example, suppose that your source code declares a parameterized
type The compiled bytecode is equivalent to the following code:
So when you write a bytecode transformer, you can just drop
off all type parameters. Because the compiler embedded in Javassist
does not support generics,
you must insert an explicit type cast at the
caller site if the source code is compiled by Javassist, for example,
through For example, if you have a class:
and want to add an interface then the interface you really have to add is Note that no type parameters are necessary.
Since The type cast is not needed if the source code is compiled by a normal Java
compiler because it will automatically insert a type cast.
If you need to make type parameters accessible through reflection
during runtime, you have to add generic signatures to the class file.
For more details, see the API documentation (javadoc) of the
Currently, Javassist does not directly support varargs. So to make a method with varargs,
you must explicitly set a method modifier. But this is easy.
Suppose that now you want to make the following method:
The following code using Javassist will make the method shown above:
The parameter type To call this method in the source code compiled by the compiler embedded in Javassist,
you must write:
instead of this method call using the varargs mechanism:
If you modify a class file for the J2ME execution environment,
you must perform You can also manually
produce a stack map for a modified method.
For a given method represented by a Here, Boxing and unboxing in Java are syntactic sugar. There is no bytecode for
boxing or unboxing. So the compiler of Javassist does not support them.
For example, the following statement is valid in Java:
since boxing is implicitly performed. For Javassist, however, you must explicitly
convert a value type from Set For example,
All modified class files are saved in
5. Bytecode level API
javassist.bytecode.ClassFileWriter
might provide
the best API for you. It is much faster than
javassist.bytecode.ClassFile
although its API
is minimum.
5.1 Obtaining a
ClassFile
objectjavassist.bytecode.ClassFile
object represents
a class file. To obtian this object, getClassFile()
in CtClass
should be called.
javassist.bytecode.ClassFile
directly from a class file.
For example,
BufferedInputStream fin
= new BufferedInputStream(new FileInputStream("Point.class"));
ClassFile cf = new ClassFile(new DataInputStream(fin));
ClassFile
object from
Point.class
.
ClassFile
object can be written back to a
class file. write()
in ClassFile
writes the contents of the class file to a given
DataOutputStream
.
5.2 Adding and removing a member
ClassFile
provides addField()
and
addMethod()
for adding a field or a method (note that
a constructor is regarded as a method at the bytecode level).
It also provides addAttribute()
for adding an attribute
to the class file.
FieldInfo
, MethodInfo
, and
AttributeInfo
objects include a link to a
ConstPool
(constant pool table) object. The ConstPool
object must be common to the ClassFile
object and
a FieldInfo
(or MethodInfo
etc.) object
that is added to that ClassFile
object.
In other words, a FieldInfo
(or MethodInfo
etc.) object
must not be shared among different ClassFile
objects.
ClassFile
object,
you must first obtain a java.util.List
object containing all the fields of the class. getFields()
and getMethods()
return the lists. A field or a method can
be removed by calling remove()
on the List
object.
An attribute can be removed in a similar way.
Call getAttributes()
in FieldInfo
or
MethodInfo
to obtain the list of attributes,
and remove one from the list.
5.3 Traversing a method body
CodeIterator
is useful. To otbain this object,
do as follows:
ClassFile cf = ... ;
MethodInfo minfo = cf.getMethod("move"); // we assume move is not overloaded.
CodeAttribute ca = minfo.getCodeAttribute();
CodeIterator i = ca.iterator();
CodeIterator
object allows you to visit every
bytecode instruction one by one from the beginning to the end.
The following methods are part of the methods declared in
CodeIterator
:
void begin()
Move to the first instruction.
void move(int index)
Move to the instruction specified by the given index.
boolean hasNext()
Returns true if there is more instructions.
int next()
Returns the index of the next instruction.
Note that it does not return the opcode of the next
instruction.
int byteAt(int index)
Returns the unsigned 8bit value at the index.
int u16bitAt(int index)
Returns the unsigned 16bit value at the index.
int write(byte[] code, int index)
Writes a byte array at the index.
void insert(int index, byte[] code)
Inserts a byte array at the index.
Branch offsets etc. are automatically adjusted.
CodeIterator ci = ... ;
while (ci.hasNext()) {
int index = ci.next();
int op = ci.byteAt(index);
System.out.println(Mnemonic.OPCODE[op]);
}
5.4 Producing a bytecode sequence
Bytecode
object represents a sequence of bytecode
instructions. It is a growable array of bytecode.
Here is a sample code snippet:
ConstPool cp = ...; // constant pool table
Bytecode b = new Bytecode(cp, 1, 0);
b.addIconst(3);
b.addReturn(CtClass.intType);
CodeAttribute ca = b.toCodeAttribute();
iconst_3
ireturn
get()
in Bytecode
. The
obtained array can be inserted in another code attribute.
Bytecode
provides a number of methods for adding a
specific instruction to the sequence, it provides
addOpcode()
for adding an 8bit opcode and
addIndex()
for adding an index.
The 8bit value of each opcode is defined in the Opcode
interface.
addOpcode()
and other methods for adding a specific
instruction are automatically maintain the maximum stack depth
unless the control flow does not include a branch.
This value can be obtained by calling getMaxStack()
on the Bytecode
object.
It is also reflected on the CodeAttribute
object
constructed from the Bytecode
object.
To recompute the maximum stack depth of a method body,
call computeMaxStack()
in CodeAttribute
.
5.5 Annotations (Meta tags)
ClassFile
,
MethodInfo
, or FieldInfo
objects.
Call getAttribute(AnnotationsAttribute.invisibleTag)
on those objects. For more details, see the javadoc manual
of javassist.bytecode.AnnotationsAttribute
class
and the javassist.bytecode.annotation
package.
CtClass
,
call getAnnotations()
in CtClass
or
CtBehavior
.
6. Generics
CtClass
does not directly support
generics. However, this is not a serious problem for bytecode
transformation.
Vector<String>
:
Vector<String> v = new Vector<String>();
:
String s = v.get(0);
Vector v = new Vector();
:
String s = (String)v.get(0);
CtMethod.make()
. No type cast
is necessary if the source code is compiled by a normal Java compiler
such as javac
.
public class Wrapper<T> {
T value;
public Wrapper(T t) { value = t; }
}
Getter<T>
to the
class Wrapper<T>
:
public interface Getter<T> {
T get();
}
Getter
(the type parameters <T>
drops off)
and the method you also have to add to the Wrapper
class is this simple one:
public Object get() { return value; }
get
returns an Object
, an explicit type cast
is needed at the caller site if the source code is compiled by Javassist.
For example, if the type parameter T
is String
, then (String)
must be inserted as follows:
Wrapper w = ...
String s = (String)w.get();
setGenericSignature
method in the CtClass
.
7. Varargs
public int length(int... args) { return args.length; }
CtClass cc = /* target class */;
CtMethod m = CtMethod.make("public int length(int[] args) { return args.length; }", cc);
m.setModifiers(m.getModifiers() | Modifier.VARARGS);
cc.addMethod(m);
int...
is changed into int[]
and Modifier.VARARGS
is added to the method modifiers.
length(new int[] { 1, 2, 3 });
length(1, 2, 3);
8. J2ME
javassist.bytecode.MethodInfo.doPreverify
is true.
CtMethod
object m
,
you can produce a stack map by calling the following methods:
m.getMethodInfo().rebuildStackMapForME(cpool);
cpool
is a ClassPool
object, which is
available by calling getClassPool()
on a CtClass
object. A ClassPool
object is responsible for finding
class files from given class pathes. To obtain all the CtMethod
objects, call the getDeclaredMethods
method on a CtClass
object.
9. Boxing/Unboxing
Integer i = 3;
int
to Integer
:
Integer i = new Integer(3);
10. Debug
CtClass.debugDump
to a directory name.
Then all class files modified and generated by Javassist are saved in that
directory. To stop this, set CtClass.debugDump
to null.
The default value is null.
CtClass.debugDump = "./dump";
./dump
.
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Copyright (C) 2000-2014 by Shigeru Chiba, All rights reserved.


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Future Scenarios module¶
Overview¶
Electricity requirements for irrigation in the future will depend on intensification and/or expansion of selected crops over the area of interest. Here follows in brief a methodology (and supporting scripts) that may be used to answer two key questions:
- What is the physical suitability of land in terms of crop “extensification”?
- How much of the potential expansion is economically feasible?
We have developed a spatially explicit approach that provides flexibility to create scenarios of future crop expansion covering both physical and economic suitability over an area of interest. Our approach builds upon a study by Chamberlin. The basic steps are presented in the Figure below.
Step 1. Involves the definition of physical suitability for expansion. That is, a layer that indicates areas where crop can be expanded in the future vs areas that are restricted from crop expansion based in bio-physical factors.
Step 2. Involves the economic feasibility of expansion. That is, a layer that indicates hot spots for crop expansion based on high expected net revenue estimates.
Step 3. Involves the combination of physical and economic feasibility layers into a proxy layer for future crop expansion that reflects indicative actions related to productivity gains, environmental resilience or both.
Input data preparation¶
The preparation of physical suitability (step 1) relies on the collection and processing of the following layers.
- ESA land cover map
- IUCN protected areas
- EU flood maps
- WorldPop population distribution
- Total new harvested area for the modelled crop at the end year (e.g. 2040)
Data sets shall be collected and resampled at the same target spatial resolution (e.g. 500m) and projection system. Then, they shall be re-classified into binary (0-1) suitability layers. In general, for the population layer, cells with more than a threshold population (urban areas) shall be excluded from potential future expansion. For the land cover layer, built up areas, permanent snow and/or ice, open water, bare areas and no data shall be excluded. Similarly, protected areas and regularly flooded areas shall also be restricted from future expansion.
Note
The classification and/or definition of extraction zones may be differentiated based on projects mandates (e.g. environmental policy, agriculture sector plans etc.).
The preparation of economic feasibility (step 2) relies on the collection and processing of the following layers and parameters.
- Raster layer indicating the location of markets (binary 0 – 1)
- Raster layers indicating attainable yield for modelled crop (GAEZ)
- Factor of attainable yield (numerical value provided by user)
- Raster layer indicating output prices per ha of modelled crop
- Raster layer indicating production cost per ha of modelled crop
- Crop prices shock (numerical value provided by user)
- Alpha and gamma controls for distance decay equation
Following the approach of Chamberlin et al, the suggested approach used an explicit economic framework to estimate returns to agricultural production in each grid cell, based on land productivity, market access and market prices. Cells that can be profitably cultivated are considered as suitable for cropland expansion. The economic profitability is evaluated at each grid cell location in terms of gross margins. In practice, this means calculating the difference between potential revenue and production costs, on a per hectare basis.
Potential revenue at each grid cell may be derived by multiplying potential yield estimates with farm gate prices. Prices can either be assumed constant across space or made spatially explicit. The latter can be modelled using the distance decay function.
Finally, combination of physical and economic suitability layers was used to create a proxy layer for future crop expansion that reflects indicative actions related to productivity gains, environmental resilience or both. This approach allows for various future scenarios around market prices, production costs and agricultural productivity to be explored.
Model run¶
The methods presented above can be implemented through code available as Making Future Scenarios in the project’s repository.
Output data¶
The output of the model indicates potential locations of crop extensification in the future. Results are available in raster (.tiff) and can vary based on crop modelled, productivity gain assumptions and environmental resilience as described above. The Figure below shows extensification for maize in Mozambique under four example scenarios namely Sustainable Growth (SG), Environmental Stewardship (ES), Economic Growth (EG) abd Business As Usual (BAU).
Results indicating future distribution of crops can be combined with datasets indicating existing crop allocation. The latter can then be prepared and used in the agrodem model in order to estimate water and electricity requirements for the modelled crop in the future.
Special notes¶
This document presented a pipeline for generating future scenarios in regards to “extensification”. That is, identifying locations for new crop areas based on policy mandates.The supporting code can be used to generate several variations of the above.
Note however that the methodology presented above is bound to certain limitations. For example, we assume 100 ha (full grid coverage for 1km cells) of harvested area in new locations. Also, these may overlap between different crops as we only model one crop at a time. Future work might want to further explore those assumptions.


In this exercise, you'll use what we've learned about JSON and Ajax to make a video player that fetches the video JSON asynchronously.
- You can start with your solution from the earlier video player exercise, or you can download a fresh copy of json-starter.zip and start from there.
- The webpage currently has an in-page JSON describing the videos. Make a file in your project folder called
videos.json
, and copy the JSON into that file. Delete the JSON from thescript.js
file.Note that when you create your
videos.json
file you do not need the variable declaration. Just the JSON. - Set up an ajax call to get the data in the
videos.json
file. - In the success callback, iterate through the videos and render each one onto the page, using the
addVideoToList
function. Review the earlier slides to remember how to set up the code.
Bonus
Create another JSON file with another set of vidoes, and bring that into the page as well. Try to generalize your code so that you could bring any number of JSON files in.
Tips
Use your browser developer tools to make debugging easier while working on this. Check for errors, and use console.log()
to figure out how far your code makes it, and what the values of your variables are along the way.


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Before Change
// Get the report name
report_name = request.match_info.get("report_name")
raise RuntimeError(f"Got incoming websocket connection with name="{report_name}"")
// Establishe the websocket.
ws = web.WebSocketResponse()
await ws.prepare(request)
After Change
connection, queue = await self._add_queue(report_name, ws)
while True:
// See if the queue has changed.
if connection != self._connections[report_name]:
print("GOT A NEW CONNECTION")
self._remove_queue(report_name, connection, queue)
connection, queue = await self._add_queue(report_name, ws)
// Send any new deltas across the wire.
await queue.flush_deltas(ws)
// Watch for a CLOSE method as we sleep for throttle_secs.
try:


p5snap can be installed using NPM (Node Package Manager)
npm -g install p5snap
to start p5snap, provide a relative file path and the number of images that should be saved
p5snap <FILE-PATH> -n <NUMBER-OF-IMAGES>
for example:
p5snap ./mySketch.js -n 20
will create:
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This project is MIT licensed.


vCity 1.0, The Novel Concept is a webwork that adapts the original 1995 novel to the web.
vCity 1.0, The Novel Concept has more than merely the original text; it offers the reader/viewer a complete table of contents (called META), additional commentary on each chapter (called MIDRASH), appendices, and an index. At the bottom of each page you'll find buttons that will take you to other places in the webwork.
As time marches on, I and others will be adding to this webwork with additional commentary supplied by reader/viewers as well as image maps and VRML illustrations. Checking the META page or the vCity satellite map is a good way to catch up on the latest additions.
A completely new addition is the vCity: Tales section. For those of you who want your vCity stories one episode at a time.
If you have any suggestions or comments please send them by e-mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Oh, two other things.
I've posted a short essay titled Wherefore vCity? in case you would like to know more about why vCity 1.0 came to be. And don't forget to read How To Become a vCity Contributor (for fun and profit?)


This package summarizes the handling of fonts. It may be used for example for looking up and create new fonts in the context of a document while rendering new content.


We categorize the miniEugene constraints into the following types of constraints: counting, positioning, pairing, orientation, and interaction.
Counting Constraints restrict the number of occurrences of genetic elements in a design.
| Constraint | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| CONTAINS α | α must occur at least once |
CONTAINS Gene CONTAINS GFP |
| NOTCONTAINS α | α must NOT occur in the design |
NOTCONTAINS RBS NOTCONTAINS BBa_J61100 |
| α EXACTLY n | the number of occurrences of α must be equal to n |
TranscriptionalUnit EXACTLY 4 Reporter EXACTLY 1 |
| α NOTEXACTLY n | the number of occurrences of α must be not equal to n |
Operon NOTEXACTLY 4 Reporter NOTEXACTLY 1 |
| α MORETHAN n | α must occur more than n times |
Operon MORETHAN 1 Promoter MORETHAN 1 |
| α NOTMORETHAN n | α must not occur more than n times |
Terminator NOTMORETHAN 1 GFP NOTMORETHAN 1 |
| α SAME_COUNT β | α must occur as many times as β |
Promoter SAME_COUNT Gene p1 SAME_COUNT t1 |
| α WITH β | both, α and β must occur |
p WITH t r WITH c |
| α NOTWITH β | α or β must occurs but not both. |
t1 NOTWITH t2 |
| α THEN β | If α occurs, then β must occur too. |
p THEN t |
| Constraint | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| STARTSWITH α | if α occurs, then α must occur at the first position | STARTSWITH p |
| ENDSWITH α | if α occurs, then α must occur at the last position | ENDSWITH t |
|
α AFTER β α ALL_AFTER β |
If α appears in the design, then all β components must precede all α components. (BEFORE is equivalent to ALL_BEFORE) |
c AFTER r t ALL_AFTER p |
| α SOME_AFTER β | If α appears in the design, then at least one β component must precede at least one α component. |
p SOME_AFTER t |
|
α BEFORE β α ALL_BEFORE β |
If α appears in the design, then all α components must precede all β components (BEFORE is equivalent to ALL_BEFORE) |
r BEFORE c p ALL_BEFORE t |
| α SOME_BEFORE β | If α appears in the design, then at least one α component must precede at least one β component |
t SOME_BEFORE p |
| α NEXTTO β α ALL_NEXTTO β |
If α appears in the design, then all β components must appear
immediately before or after all α components (NEXTTO is equivalent to ALL_NEXTTO) |
r NEXTTO p r ALL_NEXTTO c |
| α SOME_NEXTTO β | If α appears in the design, then at least one β component must appear immediately before or after at least one α component |
p SOME_NEXTTO t |
Pairing Constraints restrict pair-wise occurrences of genetic elements.
Note! Eugene uses a zero-based indexing mechanism.
| Constraint | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| [i] EQUALS [j] | the component at the i-th position must be equal to the component at the j-th position. |
[0] EQUALS [1] |
| [i] NOTEQUALS [j] | the component at i-th position must be different to the component at the j-th position. |
[0] NOTEQUALS [1] |
| [i] EQUALS α | the component at the i-th position must be the α component. |
[0] EQUALS Promoter [1] EQUALS rbs |
| Constraint | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| ALL_FORWARD | all components in the design must have a forward orientation. | ALL_FORWARD |
| ALL_REVERSE | all components in the design must have a reverse orientation. | ALL_REVERSE |
|
FORWARD α
ALL_FORWARD α |
all α must be forward oriented
(FORWARD is equivalent to ALL_FORWARD) |
FORWARD promoter
FORWARD GFP |
|
REVERSE α
ALL_REVERSE α |
all α must be reverse oriented
(REVERSE is equivalent to ALL_REVERSE) |
REVERSE promoter
REVERSE GFP |
|
α SAME_ORIENTATION β
α ALL_SAME_ORIENTATION β |
if α and β appear in the design, then ALL occurrences of α must have the SAME ORIENTATION as β. (SAME_ORIENTATION is equivalent to ALL_SAME_ORIENTATION) |
Promoter SAME_ORIENTATION Terminator pBad ALL_SAME_ORIENTATION t7 |
| ALTERNATE_ORIENTATION | the orientation of the design's component must alternate. | ALTERNATE_ORIENTATION |
Interaction Constraints constrain (regulatory) interactions and relations among components in a genetic design.
| Constraint | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| α REPRESSES β |
If α and β appear in the design, then the α and β have a REPRESSES relationship. |
tetR REPRESSES pTet |
| α INDUCES β |
If β appears in the design, then the α INDUCES the β component. |
aTc INDUCES pBad |
| α DRIVES β |
If α and β appear in the design, then α and β have the same orientation, α occurs upstream of β, and between α and β does NOT appear any terminator. We say, α DRIVES the expression of the β. |
Promoter DRIVES Repressor pTet DRIVES GFP |