On a wide low hilltop some miles north and east of the city of Cairhien, well away from any road or human habitation, a thin vertical slash of pure light appeared, taller than a man on a horse. The ground sloped away in every direction, undulating gently; nothing more than occasional brush obscured the view for more than a mile, all the way to the surrounding forest. Brown grass fell as the light seemed to rotate, widening into a square opening in midair. A number of the dead stems were slit lengthwise, sliced finer than any razor could have. By a hole in the air.
The instant the gateway was fully open, veiled Aiel poured out, men and Maidens, spreading in every direction to encircle the hill. Almost hidden in the torrent, four sharp-eyed Asha’man took up positions around the gateway itself, peering toward the encircling woodland. Nothing stirred except with the wind, dust, tall grass and branches in the distance, yet each Asha’man studied the vista with the fervor of a starving hawk searching for a rabbit. A rabbit watching for a hawk might have been as intent, but never with that air of menace.
There was really no break in the flow. One moment it was a flood of Aiel, the next, mounted Cairhienin armsmen galloping out two by two, the crimson Banner of Light going up at their head as soon as it cleared the gateway. Without a pause Dobraine drew his men aside and began forming them up a little down the slope, helmeted and gauntleted in precise ranks, lances raised to the same angle. Seasoned campaigners, they were ready to wheel and charge in any direction at his gesture.
On the heels of the last Cairhienin, Perrin rode Stepper through, the dun passing in one stride from the hill below Dumai’s Wells to the hill in Cairhien, and ducked in spite of himself. The upper edge of the thing stood well above his head, but he had seen the damage a gateway could do and had no wish to test whether they were safer standing still. Loial and Aram followed close behind—the Ogier, afoot with his long-hafted axe on his shoulder, bent his knees—and then the Two Rivers men, crouching on their saddles well beyond the gateway. Rad al’Dai carried the Red Wolfhead banner, Perrin’s because everyone said it was, and Tell Lewin the Red Eagle.
Perrin tried not to look at those, especially the Red Eagle. The Two Rivers men wanted things both ways. He was a lord, so he had to have banners. He was a lord, but when he told them to get rid of those bloody banners, they never vanished for long. The Red Wolfhead named him something he was not and did not want to be, while the Red Eagle . . . More than two thousand years after Manetheren died in the Trolloc Wars, close to a thousand after Andor swallowed part of what once had been Manetheren, that banner was still as good as an act of rebellion for an Andorman. Legends still walked in some men’s minds. Of course it had been a few generations since Two Rivers folk had had any notion that they were Andormen, but Queens’ minds did not change so easily.
He had met the new Queen of Andor what seemed a long time ago, in the Stone of Tear. She had not been Queen then—and was not yet, really, until she was crowned in Caemlyn—but Elayne seemed a pleasant young woman, and pretty, though he was not partial to fair-haired women. A bit taken with herself, of course, as Daughter-Heir. Taken with Rand, too, if snuggling in corners meant anything. Rand meant to give her not only the Lion Throne of Andor, but the Sun Throne of Cairhien. Surely she would be grateful enough to let the flying of a flag pass when it did not really mean anything. Watching the Two Rivers men deploy behind those banners, Perrin shook his head. It was a worry for another day, in any case.
 Every fifth man took the reins of four more horses while the other riders hurriedly dismounted, longbows already strung and in hand. Those on the ground straggled together in rough lines, looking around with more interest than anything else, but they checked their quivers with practiced gestures and handled their bows with familiarity, the great Two Rivers bows, even when strung nearly as tall as the men who drew them. With those bows, not a man of them but could shoot farther than anyone outside the Two Rivers would believe. And hit what he aimed at.
Perrin hoped there would be none of that today. Sometimes he dreamed of a world where there never was. And Rand . . .
“Do you believe my enemies have been asleep while I was . . . away?” Rand had said suddenly as they stood waiting for Dashiva to open the gateway. He had on a coat rooted out of the wagons, well-cut green wool, but hardly what he usually wore now. Short of taking the coat off a Warder’s back or a cadin’sor from an Aielman, it was the only garment in the camp to fit him. Truth, you would have thought he insisted on silk and fine embroidery, the way he had had those wagons searched top to bottom, yesterday and this morning.
The wagons stretched out in line, teams hitched, canvas covers and iron hoops taken down. Kiruna and the rest of the sworn sisters sat packed into the lead wagon, and not happy. They had ceased their protests as soon as they saw that protesting did no good, but Perrin could still hear coldly angry mutters. At least they rode. Their Warders surrounded the wagon afoot, silent and stony, while the Aes Sedai prisoners stood in a rigid, sullen cluster ringed by every Wise One who was not with Rand, which was to say all but Sorilea and Amys. The prisoners’ Warders glowered in another clump a hundred paces off, cold death waiting despite their injuries and siswai’aman guards. Except for Kiruna’s big black, its reins held by Rand, and a mouse-colored mare with fine ankles for Min, the Aes Sedai’s and Warders’ horses not assigned to Asha’man—or used to fill out wagon teams; that had caused a commotion worse than making their owners walk!—were all tied to long lead lines fastened to the wagons’ tailgates.
“Do you believe it, Flinn? Grady?”
One of the Asha’man waiting to go through first, the stocky fellow with a farmer’s face, looked at Rand uncertainly, then at the leathery old man with the limp. Each wore a silver sword pin on his collar, but not the Dragon. “Only a fool thinks his enemies stand still when he isn’t looking, my Lord Dragon,” the old man said in a gruff voice.
“What about you, Dashiva?”
Dashiva gave a start, surprised to be addressed. “I . . . grew up on a farm.” He tugged his sword belt straight, which it did not need. Supposedly they trained with the swords as much as with the Power, but Dashiva did not seem to know one end from the other. “I don’t know much about having enemies.” Despite his awkwardness, there was a kind of insolence to him. But then, the whole lot seemed weaned on arrogance.
“If you stay near me,” Rand said softly, “you will.” His smile made Perrin shiver. He smiled while he gave orders to go through the gateway as though they would be attacked on the other side. There were enemies everywhere, he told them. Always remember that. There were enemies everywhere, and you never knew who.
The exodus continued unabated. Wagons rumbled from Dumai’s Wells to Cairhien, the sisters in the first like statues of ice being lurched about. Their Warders trotted alongside, hands gripping sword hilts and eyes never resting on one spot; clearly they thought their Aes Sedai needed protection as much from those already on the hill as from anyone who might appear. The Wise Ones marched through herding their charges; a number used sticks to prod the Aes Sedai along, though the sisters made a good job pretending there were neither Wise Ones nor prods. The Shaido gai’shain came, trotting in a column four wide under the gaze of a single Maiden; she pointed to a place out of the way before darting to join the other Far Dareis Mai, and the gai’shain knelt there in lines, naked as jaybirds and proud as eagles. The remaining Warders followed under their guard, radiating a massed fury that Perrin could smell over everything else, then Rhuarc with the rest of the siswai’aman and Maidens, and four more Asha’man, each leading a second horse for one of the first four, and Nurelle and his Winged Guards with their red-streamered lances.
The Mayeners were puffed up over being the rear guard, laughing and shouting boasts to the Cairhienin of what they would have done had the Shaido returned, though in fact they were not last. Last of all came Rand on Kiruna’s gelding, and Min on her mare. Sorilea and Amys strode along to one side of the tall black horse, Nandera and half a dozen Maidens to the other, and Dashiva led a placid-looking bay mare at their heels. The gateway winked out, and Dashiva blinked at where it had been, smiling faintly, then scrambled clumsily into the mare’s saddle. He seemed to be talking to himself, but it was probably because his sword tangled in his legs and he nearly fell. Surely he was not mad already.
An army covered the hill, all arrayed for an attack that plainly was not coming. A small army, only a few thousand, though it would have seemed fair-sized before the Aiel brought their numbers across the Dragonwall. Guiding his horse slowly toward Perrin, Rand scanned the countryside. The two Wise Ones followed closely, talking softly and watching him; Nandera and the Maidens followed, watching everything else. Had Rand been a wolf, Perrin would have said he was testing the air. He carried the Dragon Scepter across his high saddlebow, a two-foot length of spearhead decorated with a green-and-white tassel and carved with Dragons, and now and then he weighed it lightly in his hand as if to remind himself of it.
When Rand reined in, he studied Perrin as intently as he had the surrounding country. “I trust you,” he said finally, nodding. Min stirred in her saddle, and he added, “And you, Min, of course. And you, too, Loial.” The Ogier shifted uncertainly, with a hesitant glance for Perrin. Rand looked around the hillside, at the Aiel and the Asha’man and all the rest. “So few I can trust,” he whispered tiredly. His scent was jumbled enough for two men, anger and fear, determination and despair. And woven through it all, weariness.
Be sane, Perrin wanted to tell him. Hold on. A wash of guilt held his tongue, though. Because it was the Dragon Reborn he wanted to say it to, not his friend since childhood. He wanted his friend to stay sane; the Dragon Reborn had to stay sane.
“My Lord Dragon,” one of the Asha’man called abruptly. He looked little more than a boy, with dark eyes as big as any girl’s and neither sword nor Dragon on his collar, but pride in his bearing. Narishma, Perrin had heard him called. “To the southwest.”
A figure had appeared, running out from the trees a mile or more away, a woman with skirts hiked to her thighs. To Perrin’s eyes she was clearly Aiel. A Wise One, he thought, though there was no real way to tell at sight. He was just certain. The sight of her brought back all his edginess. Somebody out here, just where they happened to come out of the gateway, could not be good news. The Shaido had been troubling Cairhien again when he set off after Rand, but to the Aiel, a Wise One was a Wise One, whatever her clan. They visited like neighbors over for tea while their clans killed one another.  Maybe yesterday had changed that and maybe not. He exhaled wearily. At best she could not be good news.
Nearly everyone on the hill seemed to feel the same. Ripples of motion ran everywhere, spears hefted, arrows nocked. Cairhienin and Mayeners shifted in their saddles, and Aram drew his sword, eyes shining with anticipation. Loial leaned on his tall axe and fingered the edge regretfully. The head was shaped like that of a huge wood-axe, but engraved with leaves and scrolls and inlaid with gold. The inlay was a trifle scuffed from the axe’s late use. If he had to use it again, he would, but with as much reluctance as Perrin used his and for many of the same reasons.
Rand simply sat his horse and watched, face unreadable. Min edged her mare close enough to stroke his shoulder like someone trying to soothe a mastiff with its hackles up.
The Wise Ones also gave no sign of disturbance, but neither did they stay still. Sorilea gestured, and a dozen of the women guarding the Aes Sedai broke off to join her and Amys, well away from Rand and out of even Perrin’s hearing. Few had any gray in their hair, and Sorilea’s was the only lined face, but then, there was hardly a gray hair to be seen on any of the Wise Ones here. The fact was, not many Aiel lived to have much gray hair. These women had position, though, or influence, however Wise Ones decided such things. Perrin had seen Sorilea and Amys confer with the same lot before, though confer was not quite the word. Sorilea spoke, with an occasional word from Amys, and the others listened. Edarra raised a protest, but Sorilea smothered it, apparently without breaking stride, then pointed out two of their number, Sotarin and Cosain. Immediately, they gathered their skirts over their arms and sped off toward the newcomer, legs flashing.
Perrin patted Stepper’s neck. No more killing. Not yet.
The three Wise Ones met nearly half a mile from the hill and stopped. They spoke, just for a moment, and then all came on at a run, back to the hill. And straight to Sorilea. The newcomer, a youngish, long-nosed woman with a mass of incredibly red hair, spoke hurriedly. Sorilea’s face grew stonier by the word. Finally the red-haired woman finished—or rather Sorilea cut her short with a few words—and the lot turned to face Rand. None made a move toward him, though. They waited, hands folded at their waists and shawls looped over their arms, inscrutable as any Aes Sedai.
“The Car’a’carn,” Rand muttered dryly under his breath. Swinging a leg over, he slid from his saddle, then helped Min to the ground.
Perrin climbed down too, and led Stepper after them to the Wise Ones. Loial trailed along, and Aram followed on his horse, not dismounting until Perrin motioned him to. Aiel did not ride, not unless it was absolutely necessary anyway, and they considered it rude for anyone to face them from horseback. Rhuarc joined them, and Gaul, who wore a scowl for some reason. It went without saying that Nandera and Sulin and the Maidens came too.
The red-haired newcomer began as soon as Rand drew near. “Bair and Megana set watches every way you might possibly come back to the treekillers’ city, Car’a’carn, but in truth, no one thought this would be—”
“Feraighin,” Sorilea said, sharply enough to draw blood. The red-haired woman’s teeth clicked as she snapped her mouth shut, and she stared fixedly at Rand with brilliant blue eyes, avoiding Sorilea’s glare.
Finally Sorilea took a breath and turned her attention to Rand. “There is trouble in the tents,” she said in a flat voice. “Rumors began among the treekillers that you have gone to the White Tower with the Aes Sedai who came, gone to bend knee to the Amyrlin Seat. None who know the truth dared speak, or the result would have been worse.”
“And what is the result?” Rand asked quietly. He exuded tension, and Min began stroking his shoulder again.
“Many believe you have abandoned the Aiel,” Amys told him just as quietly. “The bleakness has returned. Every day a thousand or more throw down their spears and vanish, unable to face our future, or our past. Some may be going to the Shaido.” For a moment disgust tinged her voice. “There have been whispers that the true Car’a’carn would not give himself to the Aes Sedai. Indirian says if you have gone to the White Tower, it cannot be willingly. He is ready to take the Codarra north, to Tar Valon, and dance the spears with any Aes Sedai he finds. Or any wetlander; he says you mast have been betrayed. Timolan mutters that if the tales are true, you have betrayed us, and he will take the Miagoma back to the Three-fold Land. After he sees you dead. Mandelain and Janwin hold their counsel, but they listen to Indirian and Timolan both.” Rhuarc grimaced, sucking air between his teeth; for an Aiel, that was as much as tearing his hair in despair.
“It’s not good news,” Perrin protested, “but you make it sound a death sentence. Once Rand shows himself, the rumors are done.”
Rand scrubbed a hand through his hair. “If that was so, Sorilea wouldn’t look like she had swallowed a lizard.” For that matter, Nandera and Sulin looked as though their lizards were still alive on the way down. “What haven’t you told me yet, Sorilea?”
The leather-faced woman gave him a thin, approving smile. “You see beyond what is said. Good.” Her tone stayed flat as worked stone, though. “You return with Aes Sedai. Some will believe that means you did bend knee. Whatever you say or do, they will believe you wear an Aes Sedai halter. And that is before it is known you were a prisoner. Secrets find crevices a flea could not slip through, and a secret known by so many has wings.”
Perrin eyed Dobraine and Nurelle, watching with their men, and swallowed queasily. How many of those who followed Rand did so because he had the weight of the Aiel massed behind him? Not all, certainly, but for every man who had chosen because Rand was the Dragon Reborn, five or even ten had come because the Light shone brightest on the strongest ranks. If the Aiel broke away, or splintered . . .
He did not want to think about that possibility. Defending the Two Rivers had stretched his abilities as far as they would go, maybe farther. Ta’veren or not, he had no illusions he was one of those men who ended up in the histories; that was for Rand. Village-sized problems were his limit. Yet he could not help himself. His mind churned. What to do if the worst came? Lists ran up in his head: who would remain loyal and who might try to slip away. The first list was sufficiently short and the second sufficiently long to dry his throat. Too many people still schemed for advantage as if they had never heard of the Prophecies of the Dragon or the Last Battle. He suspected some still would the day after Tarmon Gai’don began. The worst of it was, most would not be Darkfriends, just people looking out for their own interests first. Loial’s ears hung limp; he saw it, too.
No sooner did Sorilea finish speaking to Rand than her eyes whipped to one side in a glare to bore holes in iron. “You were told to remain in the wagon.” Bera and Kiruna came to an abrupt halt, and Alanna nearly stumbled into them. “You were told not to touch the One Power without permission, but you listened to what was said here. You will learn that I mean what I say.”
Despite Sorilea’s auguring stare, the three held their ground, Bera and Kiruna with icy dignity, Alanna with smoldering defiance. Loial’s huge eyes rolled toward them, then toward the Wise One; if his ears had been limp before, now they wilted completely, and his long eyebrows dropped to his cheeks. Poring uneasily over his mental lists, Perrin wondered absently how far the Aes Sedai intended to push. Eavesdropping with the Power! They might find a reaction from the Wise Ones worse than Sorilea’s bark. From Rand, too.
Not this time, however. Rand seemed unaware of them. He looked right through Sorilea. Or maybe listened to something nobody else could hear again. “What of the wetlanders?” he said finally. “Colavaere has been crowned queen, hasn’t she?” It was not really a question.
Sorilea nodded, thumb tapping the hilt of her belt knife, but her attention never left the Aes Sedai. Who was chosen king or queen among the wetlanders was of small concern to Aiel, especially among the treekilling Cairhienin.
An icicle stabbed into Perrin’s chest. That Colavaere of House Saighan wanted the Sun Throne was no secret; she had schemed for it from the day Galldrian Riatin was assassinated, before Rand had even declared himself the Dragon Reborn, and kept scheming after it became public knowledge that Rand meant the throne for Elayne. Few knew she was a cold-blooded murderer, however. And Faile was in the city. At least she was not alone. Bain and Chiad would be close to her. They were Maidens and her friends, maybe almost what the Aiel called near-sisters; they would not let her be harmed. The icicle would not go away, though. Colavaere hated Rand, and by extension anyone close to Rand. Such as, perhaps, the wife of a man who was Rand’s friend. No. Bain and Chiad would keep her safe.
“This is a delicate situation.” Moving closer to Rand, remarkably, Kiruna ignored Sorilea. For such a scrawny woman, the Wise One had eyes like hammers. “Whatever you do can have serious repercussions. I—”
“What has Colavaere said about me?” Rand asked Sorilea in a too-casual tone. “Has she harmed Berelain?” Berelain, the First of Mayene, was who Rand had left in charge of Cairhien. Why did he not ask about Faile?
“Berelain sur Paendrag is well,” Sorilea murmured, without stopping her study of the Aes Sedai. Outwardly Kiruna stayed calm despite being interrupted and ignored, but the gaze she fixed on Rand could have frozen a forge-fire solid with the bellows pumping. For the rest, Sorilea gestured to Feraighin.
The red-haired woman gave a start and cleared her throat; plainly she had not expected to be allowed a word. She put dignity back on like a hastily donned garment. “Colavaere Saighan says you have gone to Caemlyn, Car’a’carn, or maybe to Tear, but wherever you have gone, all must remember that you are the Dragon Reborn and must be obeyed.” Feraighin sniffed; the Dragon Reborn was no part of Aiel prophecies, only the Car’a’carn. “She says you will return and confirm her on the throne. She speaks often to the chiefs, encouraging them to move the spears south. In obedience to you, she says. She does not see the Wise Ones, and hears only the wind when we speak.” This time her sniff was a fair approximation of Sorilea’s. No one told the clan chiefs what to do, but angering the Wise Ones was a bad way to start convincing the chiefs of anything.
It made sense to Perrin, though, to the part of him that could think of anything besides Faile. Colavaere probably had never paid enough attention to the “savages” to realize the Wise Ones did more than dispense herbs, but she would want every last Aiel out of Cairhien. The question was, given the circumstances, had any of the chiefs listened to her? But the question Rand asked was not the obvious.
“What else has happened in the city? Anything you’ve heard, Feraighin. Maybe something that might only seem important to a wetlander.”
She tossed her red mane contemptuously. “Wetlanders are like sandflies, Car’a’carn: who can know what they find important? Strange things sometimes happen in the city, so I have heard, as they do among the tents. People sometimes see things that cannot be, only for a time, what cannot be, is. Men, women, children have died.” Perrin’s skin prickled: he knew she meant what Rand called “bubbles of evil,” rising from the Dark One’s prison like froth in a fetid swamp, drifting along the Pattern till they burst. Perrin had been caught in one once; he never wanted to see another . . . “If you mean what the wetlanders do,” she went on, “who has time to watch sandflies? Unless they bite. That minds me of one thing. I do not understand it, but perhaps you do. These sandflies will bite sooner or later.”
“What sandflies? Wetlanders? What are you talking about?”
Feraighin was not as good as Sorilea at that level look, yet no Wise One that Perrin had seen appreciated others’ impatience. Not even the chief of chiefs’. Thrusting her chin up, she gathered her shawl and answered. “Three days ago the treekillers Caraline Damodred and Toram Riatin approached the city. They issued a proclamation that Colavaere Saighan is a usurper, but they sit in their camp south of the city and do nothing except send a few people into the city now and then. Away from their camp, a hundred of them will run from one algai’d’siswai, or even a gai’shain. The man called Darlin Sisnera and other Tairens arrived by ship below the city yesterday and joined them. They have been feasting and drinking ever since, as if celebrating something. Treekiller soldiers gather in the city at Colavaere Saighan’s command, yet they watch our tents more than they do the other wetlanders’ or the city itself. They watch, and do nothing. Perhaps you know the why of all this, Car’a’carn, but I do not, nor does Bair or Megana, or anyone else in the tents.”
Lady Caraline and Lord Toram led the Cairhienin who refused to accept that Rand and the Aiel had conquered Cairhien, just as High Lord Darlin led their counterparts in Tear. Neither revolt amounted to much; Caraline and Toram had been sitting in the foothills of the Spine of the World for months, making threats and claims, and Darlin the same down in Haddon Mirk. But not any longer, it seemed. Perrin found himself running a thumb lightly along the edge of his axe. The Aiel were in danger of slipping away, and Rand’s enemies were coming together in one place. All it needed now was for the Forsaken to appear. And Sevanna with her Shaido. That would put the cream on the honeycake. Yet none of it was any more important than whether somebody saw a nightmare walking. Faile had to be safe; she just had to be.
“Better watching than fighting,” Rand murmured thoughtfully, listening to something unseen again.
Perrin agreed with Rand wholeheartedly—just about anything was better than fighting—but Aiel did not see it that way, not when it came to enemies. From Rhuarc to Sorilea, Feraighin to Nandera and Sulin, they stared as though Rand had said sand was better to drink than water.
Feraighin drew herself up practically on tiptoe. She was not particularly tall for an Aiel woman, not quite to Rand’s shoulder, but she appeared to be trying to put herself nose-to-nose. “There are few more than ten thousand in that wetlander camp,” she said reprovingly, “and fewer in the city. They can be dealt with easily. Even Indirian remembers that you commanded no wetlander killed except in self-defense, but they will make trouble left to themselves. It does not help that there are Aes Sedai in the city. Who can know what they—”
“Aes Sedai?” The words came out cold, Rand’s knuckles white on the Dragon Scepter. “How many?” At the smell of him the skin between Perrin’s shoulders crawled; suddenly he could feel the Aes Sedai prisoners watching, and Bera and Kiruna and the rest.
Sorilea lost all interest in Kiruna.  “Why did you not tell me this?”
“You gave me no chance, Sorilea,” Feraighin protested a touch breathily, shoulders hunching. Blue eyes swung to Rand, and her voice firmed. “There may be as many as ten or more, Car’a’carn. We avoid them, of course, especially since . . . ” Back to Sorilea and breathiness. “You did not want to hear about the wetlanders, Sorilea. Only our own tents. You said so.” To Rand, her back straightening. “Most of them stay beneath the roof of Arilyn Dhulaine, Car’a’carn, and seldom leave it.” To Sorilea, hunching. “Sorilea, you know I would have told you everything.  As she realized how many were watching, and how many beginning to smile, among the Wise Ones anyway, Feraighin’s eyes grew wild, and her cheeks reddened. Her head swung between Rand and Sorilea, and her mouth worked but no sound came out.
Perrin certainly did not feel like laughing. An Aiel could find something funny in having a sword stuck through him. Aes Sedai on top of everything else. Light! He cut straight through to what was important. “Feraighin? My wife, Faile, is she well?”
She gave him a half-distracted stare, then visibly pulled together the tatters of her poise. “I think Faile Aybara is well, Sei’cair,” she said with cool composure. Or almost. She tried to sneak glances at Sorilea from the corner of her eye. Sorilea was not amused, or anything close to it; arms folded, she gave Feraighin a perusal that made the one she had given Kiruna seem mild.
Amys put a hand on Sorilea’s arm. “She is not at fault,” the younger woman murmured, too softly to reach any ears but the leathery Wise One’s and Perrin’s. Sorilea hesitated, then nodded; the flaying glare faded to her usual cantankerousness. Amys was the only one Perrin had seen able to do that, the only one Sorilea did not trample down when she got in her way. Well, she did not trample Rhuarc, but with him it was more a boulder ignoring a thunderstorm; Amys could make it stop raining.
Perrin wanted more of Feraighin—she thought Faile was well?—but before he could open his mouth, Kiruna bulled in with her usual tact.
“Now, listen to me carefully,” she told Rand, gesturing emphatically under his nose. “I called the situation delicate. It is not. The situation is complex beyond your imagining, so fragile a breath could shatter it. Bera and I will accompany you to the city. Yes, yes, Alanna; and you, as well.” She waved away the slender Aes Sedai impatiently. Perrin thought she was trying that looming trick. She did seem to be peering down her nose at Rand, though tall as she was, he stood head and shoulders taller. “You must let yourself be guided by us. One wrong move, one wrong word, and you may deliver to Cairhien the same disaster you gave Tarabon and Arad Doman. Worse, you can do incalculable damage to matters about which you know almost nothing.”
Perrin winced. The whole speech could not have been better designed to inflame Rand. But Rand simply listened till she was done, then turned to Sorilea. “Take the Aes Sedai to the tents. All of them, for now. Make sure everyone knows they’re Aes Sedai. Let it be seen that they hop when you say toad. Since you hop when the Car’a’carn says it, that should convince everybody I’m not wearing an Aes Sedai leash.”
Kiruna’s face grew bright red; she smelled of outrage and indignation so strongly that Perrin’s nose itched. Bera tried to calm her, without much success, while shooting you-ignorant-young-lout looks at Rand, and Alanna bit her lip in an effort not to smile. Going by the odors drifting from Sorilea and the others, Alanna had no reason to be pleased.
Sorilea gave Rand a slash of smile. “Perhaps, Car’a’carn,” she said dryly. Perrin doubted that she hopped for anyone. “Perhaps it will.” She did not sound convinced.
With another shake of his head, Rand stalked off with Min, shadowed by the Maidens and issuing orders as to who was to go with him and who with the Wise Ones. Rhuarc began ordering the siswai’aman. Alanna followed Rand with her eyes. Perrin wished he knew what was going on there. Sorilea and the others watched Rand, too, and they smelled anything but gentle.
Feraighin was standing alone, he realized. Now was his chance. But when he tried to catch her up, Sorilea and Amys and the rest of the “council” surrounded her, neatly shouldering him away. They moved some distance before they began showering her with questions, the sharp looks directed at Kiruna and the other two sisters leaving no doubt they would tolerate no further eavesdropping. Kiruna appeared to be considering it, glowering till it seemed a wonder her dark hair was not standing on end. Bera was speaking to her firmly, and without trying Perrin heard “sensible” and “patience,” “cautious” and “foolish.” Which applied to whom was not evident.
“There will be fighting when we reach the city.” Aram sounded eager.
“Of course not,” Loial said stoutly. His ears twitched, and he peered uncomfortably at his axe. “There won’t be, will there, Perrin?”
Perrin shook his head. He did not know. If only the other Wise Ones would leave Feraighin alone, just for a few moments. What did they have to talk about that was so important?
“Women,” Gaul muttered, “are stranger than drunken wetlanders.”
“What?” Perrin said absently. What would happen should he simply push through the circle of Wise Ones?
As if she had read his mind Edarra gave him a pointed frown. So did some of the others; sometimes it did seem women could read men’s minds. Well . . .
“I said women are strange, Perrin Aybara. Chiad told me she would not lay a bridal wreath at my feet; she actually told me.” The Aielman sounded scandalized. “She said she would take me for a lover, her and Bain, but no more.” Another time that would have shocked Perrin, though he had heard it before; Aiel were incredibly . . . free . . . about such things. “As if I am not good enough for a husband.” Gaul snorted angrily. “I do not like Bain, but I would marry her to make Chiad happy. If Chiad will not make a bridal wreath, she should stop trying to entice me. If I cannot catch her interest well enough for her to marry me, she should let me go.”
Perrin frowned at him. The green-eyed Aielman was taller than Rand, nearly a head taller than he. “What are you talking about?”
“Chiad, of course. Have you not been listening? She avoids me, but every time I see her, she pauses long enough to make sure I have seen her. I do not know how you wetlanders do it, but with us, that is one of the ways a woman uses. When you least expect her, she is in your eyes, then gone. I did not even know she was with the Maidens until this morning.”
“You mean she’s here?” Perrin whispered. That icicle was back, now a blade, hollowing him out. “And Bain? Here, too?”
Gaul shrugged. “One is seldom far from the other.  Perrin shouted. The Wise Ones turned to look at him. In fact, people all over the hillside did. Kiruna and Bera were staring, faces entirely too thoughtful. With an effort he managed to lower his voice. He could do nothing about the intensity, though. “They were supposed to be protecting her! She’s in the city, in the Royal Palace, with Colavaere—with Colavaere!—and they were supposed to be protecting her.”
Scratching his head, Gaul looked at Loial. “Is this wetlander humor? Faile Aybara is out of short skirts.”
“I know she’s not a child!” Perrin drew a deep breath. It was very hard keeping a level tone with his belly full of acid.  ” The images were too much. He was going to empty his stomach in a moment.
Loial patted him awkwardly on the shoulder. “Perrin, I know you’re worried. I know how I’d feel if I thought anything happened to Erith.” The tufts on his ears quivered. He was a fine one to talk; he would run as hard as he could to avoid his mother and the young Ogier woman she had chosen for him. “Ah. Well. Perrin, Faile is waiting for you, safe and sound. I know it. And you know she can care for herself. Why, she could care for herself and you and me, and Gaul, as well.” His booming laugh sounded forced, and it quickly faded to grave seriousness. “Perrin . . . Perrin, you know you can’t always be there to protect Faile, however much you want to.  “It can all burn, if it keeps her safe.” Loial’s ears went rigid with shock, and even Gaul looked taken aback.
What does that make me? Perrin thought.  How was he different from them?
Rand reined the black in beside him. “Are you coming?”
“I’m coming,” Perrin said bleakly. He had no answer for his own questions, but he knew one thing. To him, Faile was the world.


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java.lang.Object atg.servlet.DynamoHttpServletResponse
This object implements an extended version of javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse. It includes additional functionality for
| Field Summary | |
static java.lang.String |
CLASS_VERSION
Class version string |
static java.lang.String |
REQUEST_ID
Name of the query parameter to use to store the request id on redirects |
| Fields inherited from interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse |
SC_ACCEPTED, SC_BAD_GATEWAY, SC_BAD_REQUEST, SC_CONFLICT, SC_CONTINUE, SC_CREATED, SC_EXPECTATION_FAILED, SC_FORBIDDEN, SC_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT, SC_GONE, SC_HTTP_VERSION_NOT_SUPPORTED, SC_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, SC_LENGTH_REQUIRED, SC_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED, SC_MOVED_PERMANENTLY, SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY, SC_MULTIPLE_CHOICES, SC_NO_CONTENT, SC_NON_AUTHORITATIVE_INFORMATION, SC_NOT_ACCEPTABLE, SC_NOT_FOUND, SC_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, SC_NOT_MODIFIED, SC_OK, SC_PARTIAL_CONTENT, SC_PAYMENT_REQUIRED, SC_PRECONDITION_FAILED, SC_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED, SC_REQUEST_ENTITY_TOO_LARGE, SC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT, SC_REQUEST_URI_TOO_LONG, SC_REQUESTED_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE, SC_RESET_CONTENT, SC_SEE_OTHER, SC_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE, SC_SWITCHING_PROTOCOLS, SC_TEMPORARY_REDIRECT, SC_UNAUTHORIZED, SC_UNSUPPORTED_MEDIA_TYPE, SC_USE_PROXY |
| Constructor Summary | |
DynamoHttpServletResponse()
Constructs a new wrapper javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse wrapper |
|
DynamoHttpServletResponse(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse pResponse)
Constructs a new wrapper javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse wrapper |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addCookie(javax.servlet.http.Cookie cookie)
Uses the given HTTP response message to assign a new value to a browser-specific cookie. |
void |
addDateHeader(java.lang.String pName,
long pValue)
Adds a field to the response header with a given name and date-valued field. |
void |
addHeader(java.lang.String pName,
java.lang.String pValue)
Adds a field to the response header with a given name and value. |
void |
addIntHeader(java.lang.String pName,
int pValue)
Adds a field to the response header with a given name and integer value. |
boolean |
containsHeader(java.lang.String pName)
Returns true if the response message header has a field with the specified name. |
java.lang.String |
encodeRedirectUrl(java.lang.String url)
Deprecated. |
java.lang.String |
encodeRedirectURL(java.lang.String url)
Encodes the specified URL for use in the sendRedirect method or, if encoding is not needed,
returns the URL unchanged. |
java.lang.String |
encodeUrl(java.lang.String url)
Deprecated. |
java.lang.String |
encodeURL(java.lang.String url)
Encodes the specified URL by including the session ID in it, or, if encoding is not needed, returns the URL unchanged. |
void |
flushBuffer()
Forces any content in the buffer to be written to the client. |
int |
getBufferSize()
Returns the actual buffer size used for the response. |
java.lang.String |
getCharacterEncoding()
Returns the character encoding used for writing text to the body of this response. |
java.lang.String |
getContentType()
Gets the content type for this response. |
boolean |
getContentTypeSet()
|
boolean |
getDoExitTracking()
|
java.util.Dictionary |
getHeaders()
Returns a Dictionary of the headers that have been set so far. |
java.util.Enumeration |
getHeaders(java.lang.String pHeaderName)
Returns all the values of the specified request header as an Enumeration of objects. |
java.util.Locale |
getLocale()
Returns the locale assigned to the response. |
atg.servlet.LocaleToCharsetMapper |
getLocaleToCharsetMapper()
Returns the LocaleToCharsetMapper property |
javax.servlet.ServletOutputStream |
getOutputStream()
Returns an output stream for writing response data. |
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse |
getResponse()
Returns the HttpServletResponse property |
int |
getStatus()
Returns the status code sent through this response object. |
javax.servlet.ServletResponseWrapper |
getWrapper()
Returns the ServletResponseWrapper wrapping this request. |
java.io.PrintWriter |
getWriter()
Returns the print writer for writing text response data |
boolean |
isCommitted()
Returns a boolean indicating if the response has been committed. |
boolean |
isResponseComplete()
Returns true if we know that a complete response has already been sent. |
boolean |
isWriterUsed()
Returns true if the print writer has been set or used in this request |
void |
reset()
Clears any data that exists in the buffer as well as the status code and headers. |
void |
resetBuffer()
Clears the content of the underlying buffer in the response without clearing headers or status code. |
void |
sendError(int pCode)
Sends an error response to the client using the specified status code and a default message. |
void |
sendError(int pCode,
java.lang.String pMessage)
Sends an error response to the client using the specified status code and descriptive message. |
void |
sendLocalRedirect(java.lang.String pLocation,
DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest)
Sends a redirect response to the client using the specified redirect location URL. |
void |
sendRedirect(java.lang.String pLocation)
Sends a redirect response to the client using the specified redirect location URL. |
static void |
setAllowChangeHeadersDuringInclude(boolean pAllow)
Method to allow/disallow changing headers on the response during an include. |
void |
setBufferSize(int pBufferSize)
Sets the preferred buffer size for the body of the response. |
void |
setContentLength(int pLength)
Sets the content length for this response. |
void |
setContentType(java.lang.String pContentType)
Sets the content type for this response. |
void |
setContentTypeSet(boolean pContentTypeSet)
Sets the property ContentTypeSet. |
void |
setDateHeader(java.lang.String pName,
long pValue)
Adds a field to the response header with a given name and date-valued field. |
void |
setDoExitTracking(boolean pDoExitTracking)
Sets the property doExitTracking. |
void |
setHeader(java.lang.String pName,
java.lang.String pValue)
Adds a field to the response header with a given name and value. |
void |
setIntHeader(java.lang.String pName,
int pValue)
Adds a field to the response header with a given name and integer value. |
void |
setLocale(java.util.Locale pLocale)
Sets the locale of the response, setting the headers (including the Content-Type's charset) as appropriate. |
void |
setLocaleToCharsetMapper(atg.servlet.LocaleToCharsetMapper pMapper)
Sets the LocaleToCharsetMapper property |
void |
setOutputStream(javax.servlet.ServletOutputStream pOutputStream)
Sets the output stream property. |
void |
setRequest(DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest)
Sets the servlet request corresponding to the response for this method. |
void |
setResponse(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse pResponse)
Sets the HttpServletResponse property |
void |
setStatus(int pCode)
Sets the status code and a default message for this response. |
void |
setStatus(int pCode,
java.lang.String pMessage)
Deprecated. |
boolean |
setStrictOutputAccess(boolean pStrict)
StrictOutputAccess controls whether the Servlet 2.2 behavior of restricting access to PrintWriters and OuputStreams is imposed. |
void |
setWrapper(javax.servlet.ServletResponseWrapper pWrapper)
Sets the ServletResponseWrapper wrapping this request. |
void |
setWriter(java.io.PrintWriter pWriter)
Sets the writer for use by subsequent requests. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static java.lang.String CLASS_VERSION
public static final java.lang.String REQUEST_ID
| Constructor Detail |
public DynamoHttpServletResponse()
public DynamoHttpServletResponse(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse pResponse)
pResponse
- the instance being wrapped| Method Detail |
public void setResponse(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse pResponse)
public void setRequest(DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest)
public javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse getResponse()
public void setLocaleToCharsetMapper(atg.servlet.LocaleToCharsetMapper pMapper)
public atg.servlet.LocaleToCharsetMapper getLocaleToCharsetMapper()
public void setOutputStream(javax.servlet.ServletOutputStream pOutputStream)
public void setWriter(java.io.PrintWriter pWriter)
public boolean setStrictOutputAccess(boolean pStrict)
public java.util.Dictionary getHeaders()
public java.util.Enumeration getHeaders(java.lang.String pHeaderName)
Enumeration
of objects. The objects
returned may be a Strings, Integers, or Longs, depending
on whether setHeader, setIntHeader, or setDateHeader
was used.
Some headers, such as Set-Cookie
can be sent
to clients as several headers each with a different value rather than
sending the header as a comma separated list.
If the request did not include any headers
of the specified name, this method returns an empty
Enumeration
.
The header name is case insensitive. You can use
this method with any request header.
pHeaderName
- a String
specifying the header
name
Enumeration
containing the
values of the requested header, or an empty Enumeration
if the request does not have any headers of that name.public void setContentLength(int pLength)
setContentLength
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
pLength
- the content lengthpublic void setContentType(java.lang.String pContentType)
setContentType
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
public java.lang.String getContentType()
public void setContentTypeSet(boolean pContentTypeSet)
pContentTypeSet
- new value to setpublic boolean getContentTypeSet()
public void setDoExitTracking(boolean pDoExitTracking)
pDoExitTracking
- new value to setpublic boolean getDoExitTracking()
public javax.servlet.ServletOutputStream getOutputStream() throws java.io.IOException
getOutputStream
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
java.io.IOException
- if an I/O exception has occurredpublic boolean containsHeader(java.lang.String pName)
containsHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header field namepublic void setStatus(int pCode, java.lang.String pMessage)
setStatus
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pCode
- the status codepMessage
- the status messagepublic void setStatus(int pCode)
setStatus
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pCode
- the status codepublic int getStatus()
public void setHeader(java.lang.String pName, java.lang.String pValue)
setHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header namepValue
- the header valuepublic void addHeader(java.lang.String pName, java.lang.String pValue)
addHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header namepValue
- the header valuepublic void setIntHeader(java.lang.String pName, int pValue)
setIntHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header namepValue
- the header valuepublic void addIntHeader(java.lang.String pName, int pValue)
addIntHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header namepValue
- the header valuepublic void setDateHeader(java.lang.String pName, long pValue)
setDateHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header namepValue
- the header valuepublic void addDateHeader(java.lang.String pName, long pValue)
addDateHeader
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pName
- the header namepValue
- the header valuepublic void sendError(int pCode, java.lang.String pMessage) throws java.io.IOException
sendError
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pCode
- the status codepMessage
- the detail message
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error has occurred.public void sendError(int pCode) throws java.io.IOException
sendError
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pCode
- the status code
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error has occurred.public void sendRedirect(java.lang.String pLocation) throws java.io.IOException
Servlet 2.3 requires that this method handle relative URLs so that's what we do when running in the DAS J2EE container. Here's how it says we're supposed to handle things:
If we're not in DAS-J2EE then the URL must be absolute
(e.g., https://hostname/path/file.html
). Relative URLs are
not permitted here.
sendRedirect
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
pLocation
- the redirect location URL
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error has occurred.public java.lang.String encodeUrl(java.lang.String url)
All URLs emitted by a Servlet should be run through this method. Otherwise, URL rewriting cannot be used with browsers which do not support cookies.
encodeUrl
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
url
- the url to be encoded.
encodeURL(java.lang.String)
public java.lang.String encodeURL(java.lang.String url)
All URLs emitted by a Servlet should be run through this method. Otherwise, URL rewriting cannot be used with browsers which do not support cookies.
encodeURL
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
url
- the url to be encoded.
public java.lang.String encodeRedirectUrl(java.lang.String url)
sendRedirect
method or, if encoding is not needed,
returns the URL unchanged. The implementation of this method
should include the logic to determine whether the session ID
needs to be encoded in the URL. Because the rules for making
this determination differ from those used to decide whether to
encode a normal link, this method is seperate from the
encodeUrl
method.
All URLs sent to the HttpServletResponse.sendRedirect method should be run through this method. Otherwise, URL rewriting canont be used with browsers which do not support cookies.
encodeRedirectUrl
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
url
- the url to be encoded.
encodeRedirectURL(java.lang.String)
public java.lang.String encodeRedirectURL(java.lang.String url)
sendRedirect
method or, if encoding is not needed,
returns the URL unchanged. The implementation of this method
should include the logic to determine whether the session ID
needs to be encoded in the URL. Because the rules for making
this determination differ from those used to decide whether to
encode a normal link, this method is seperate from the
encodeUrl
method.
All URLs sent to the HttpServletResponse.sendRedirect method should be run through this method. Otherwise, URL rewriting canont be used with browsers which do not support cookies.
encodeRedirectURL
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
url
- the url to be encoded.
sendRedirect(java.lang.String)
,
encodeURL(java.lang.String)
public java.io.PrintWriter getWriter() throws java.io.IOException
getWriter
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
java.io.IOException
public boolean isWriterUsed()
public java.lang.String getCharacterEncoding()
getCharacterEncoding
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
public void addCookie(javax.servlet.http.Cookie cookie)
addCookie
in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse
public void sendLocalRedirect(java.lang.String pLocation, DynamoHttpServletRequest pRequest) throws java.io.IOException
In general, this function should be used when redirecting back to a page on the same site. If you are redirecting to a page on some other site, use the full absolute URL and call sendRedirect().
pLocation
- the location to send as a redirectpRequest
- the request containing the URI of the current
request, used when converting relative URL's to absolute URL's.
java.io.IOException
sendRedirect(java.lang.String)
public boolean isResponseComplete()
public int getBufferSize()
getBufferSize
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
setBufferSize(int)
,
flushBuffer()
,
isCommitted()
,
reset()
public void setBufferSize(int pBufferSize)
getBufferSize
.
A larger buffer allows more content to be written before anything is
actually sent, thus providing the servlet with more time to set
appropriate status codes and headers. A smaller buffer decreases
server memory load and allows the client to start receiving data more
quickly.
This method must be called before any response body content is
written; if content has been written, this method throws an
IllegalStateException
.
setBufferSize
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
pBufferSize
- the preferred buffer size
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if this method is called after
content has been writtengetBufferSize()
,
flushBuffer()
,
isCommitted()
,
reset()
public boolean isCommitted()
isCommitted
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
getBufferSize()
,
flushBuffer()
,
setBufferSize(int)
,
reset()
public void flushBuffer() throws java.io.IOException
flushBuffer
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
java.io.IOException
getBufferSize()
,
isCommitted()
,
setBufferSize(int)
,
reset()
public void reset()
IllegalStateException
.
reset
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the response has already been committedgetBufferSize()
,
flushBuffer()
,
setBufferSize(int)
,
isCommitted()
public void resetBuffer()
IllegalStateException
.
resetBuffer
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
setBufferSize(int)
,
getBufferSize()
,
isCommitted()
,
reset()
public java.util.Locale getLocale()
getLocale
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
setLocale(java.util.Locale)
public void setLocale(java.util.Locale pLocale)
setLocale
in interface javax.servlet.ServletResponse
pLocale
- the locale of the responsegetLocale()
public javax.servlet.ServletResponseWrapper getWrapper()
public void setWrapper(javax.servlet.ServletResponseWrapper pWrapper)
public static void setAllowChangeHeadersDuringInclude(boolean pAllow)
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Custom Header
when making your custom header , you will need to add the onclick event
listener to each of the links that you want pointing to:
- your home page - onClick='home()'
- your about page- onClick='about()'
- your contact page- onClick='contact()'
- your blog index page- onClick='blog()'


public class FlatLinguist extends java.lang.Object implements Linguist, Configurable
The flat linguist takes a Grammar graph (as returned by the underlying, configurable grammar), and generates a search graph for this grammar.
It makes the following simplifying assumptions:
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected class |
FlatLinguist.FlatSearchGraph
The search graph that is produced by the flat linguist.
|
protected class |
FlatLinguist.GState
This is a nested class that is used to manage the construction of the states in a grammar node.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected StatisticsVariable |
actualArcs |
protected boolean |
addOutOfGrammarBranch |
protected Cache<SentenceHMMStateArc> |
arcPool |
protected Grammar |
grammar |
protected GrammarNode |
initialGrammarState |
protected LogMath |
logMath |
protected static float |
logOne |
protected float |
logOutOfGrammarBranchProbability |
protected float |
logPhoneInsertionProbability |
protected java.util.Map<GrammarNode,FlatLinguist.GState> |
nodeStateMap |
protected AcousticModel |
phoneLoopAcousticModel |
static java.lang.String |
PROP_ACOUSTIC_MODEL
The property used to define the acoustic model to use when building the search graph
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_ADD_OUT_OF_GRAMMAR_BRANCH
The property that specifies whether to add a branch for detecting out-of-grammar utterances.
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_DUMP_GSTATES
The property used to determine whether or not the gstates are dumped.
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_GRAMMAR
The property used to define the grammar to use when building the search graph
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_OUT_OF_GRAMMAR_PROBABILITY
The property for the probability of entering the out-of-grammar branch.
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_PHONE_INSERTION_PROBABILITY
The property for the probability of inserting a CI phone in the out-of-grammar ci phone loop
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_PHONE_LOOP_ACOUSTIC_MODEL
The property for the acoustic model used for the CI phone loop.
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_SHOW_COMPILATION_PROGRESS
Property to control whether compilation progress is displayed on standard output.
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_SPREAD_WORD_PROBABILITIES_ACROSS_PRONUNCIATIONS
Property that controls whether word probabilities are spread across all pronunciations.
|
static java.lang.String |
PROP_UNIT_MANAGER
The property used to define the unit manager to use when building the search graph
|
protected SearchGraph |
searchGraph |
protected StatisticsVariable |
totalArcs |
protected StatisticsVariable |
totalStates |
PROP_FILLER_INSERTION_PROBABILITY, PROP_LANGUAGE_WEIGHT, PROP_SILENCE_INSERTION_PROBABILITY, PROP_UNIT_INSERTION_PROBABILITY, PROP_WORD_INSERTION_PROBABILITY
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FlatLinguist() |
FlatLinguist(AcousticModel acousticModel,
Grammar grammar,
UnitManager unitManager,
double wordInsertionProbability,
double silenceInsertionProbability,
double fillerInsertionProbability,
double unitInsertionProbability,
float languageWeight,
boolean dumpGStates,
boolean showCompilationProgress,
boolean spreadWordProbabilitiesAcrossPronunciations,
boolean addOutOfGrammarBranch,
double outOfGrammarBranchProbability,
double phoneInsertionProbability,
AcousticModel phoneLoopAcousticModel) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
addStartingPath()
Ensures that there is a starting path by adding an empty left context to the starting gstate
|
protected void |
addStartingPath(GrammarNode initialNode)
Start the search at the indicated node
|
void |
allocate()
Allocates the linguist.
|
protected void |
allocateAcousticModel()
Allocates the acoustic model.
|
protected java.util.Collection<SentenceHMMState> |
compileGrammar()
Compiles the grammar into a sentence HMM.
|
protected FlatLinguist.GState |
createGState(GrammarNode grammarNode)
Returns a new GState for the given GrammarNode.
|
void |
deallocate()
Deallocates the linguist.
|
protected SentenceHMMState |
findStartingState()
Finds the starting state
|
protected SentenceHMMStateArc |
getArc(SentenceHMMState nextState,
float logLanguageProbability,
float logInsertionProbability)
Gets a SentenceHMMStateArc.
|
protected FlatLinguist.GState |
getGState(GrammarNode node)
Given a grammar node, retrieve the grammar state
|
float |
getLogSilenceInsertionProbability()
Returns the log silence insertion probability.
|
java.lang.String |
getName() |
SearchGraph |
getSearchGraph()
Returns the search graph
|
protected boolean |
grammarHasChanged()
Determines if the underlying grammar has changed since we last compiled the search graph
|
void |
newProperties(PropertySheet ps)
This method is called when this configurable component needs to be reconfigured.
|
void |
startRecognition()
Called before a recognition
|
void |
stopRecognition()
Called after a recognition
|
@S4Component(type=Grammar.class) public static final java.lang.String PROP_GRAMMAR
@S4Component(type=UnitManager.class) public static final java.lang.String PROP_UNIT_MANAGER
@S4Component(type=AcousticModel.class) public static final java.lang.String PROP_ACOUSTIC_MODEL
@S4Boolean(defaultValue=false) public static final java.lang.String PROP_DUMP_GSTATES
@S4Boolean(defaultValue=false) public static final java.lang.String PROP_ADD_OUT_OF_GRAMMAR_BRANCH
@S4Double(defaultValue=1.0) public static final java.lang.String PROP_OUT_OF_GRAMMAR_PROBABILITY
@S4Component(type=AcousticModel.class) public static final java.lang.String PROP_PHONE_LOOP_ACOUSTIC_MODEL
@S4Double(defaultValue=1.0) public static final java.lang.String PROP_PHONE_INSERTION_PROBABILITY
@S4Boolean(defaultValue=false) public static final java.lang.String PROP_SHOW_COMPILATION_PROGRESS
@S4Boolean(defaultValue=false) public static final java.lang.String PROP_SPREAD_WORD_PROBABILITIES_ACROSS_PRONUNCIATIONS
protected static final float logOne
protected Grammar grammar
protected LogMath logMath
protected AcousticModel phoneLoopAcousticModel
protected boolean addOutOfGrammarBranch
protected float logOutOfGrammarBranchProbability
protected float logPhoneInsertionProbability
protected StatisticsVariable totalStates
protected StatisticsVariable totalArcs
protected StatisticsVariable actualArcs
protected java.util.Map<GrammarNode,FlatLinguist.GState> nodeStateMap
protected Cache<SentenceHMMStateArc> arcPool
protected GrammarNode initialGrammarState
protected SearchGraph searchGraph
public FlatLinguist(AcousticModel acousticModel, Grammar grammar, UnitManager unitManager, double wordInsertionProbability, double silenceInsertionProbability, double fillerInsertionProbability, double unitInsertionProbability, float languageWeight, boolean dumpGStates, boolean showCompilationProgress, boolean spreadWordProbabilitiesAcrossPronunciations, boolean addOutOfGrammarBranch, double outOfGrammarBranchProbability, double phoneInsertionProbability, AcousticModel phoneLoopAcousticModel)
public FlatLinguist()
public SearchGraph getSearchGraph()
getSearchGraph
in interface Linguist
public void newProperties(PropertySheet ps) throws PropertyException
Configurable
newProperties
in interface Configurable
ps
- a property sheet holding the new dataPropertyException
- if there is a problem with the properties.public java.lang.String getName()
public void allocate() throws java.io.IOException
Linguist
Implementor's Note - A well written linguist will allow allocate to be called multiple times without harm. This will allow a linguist to be shared by multiple search managers.
protected void allocateAcousticModel() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
- if error occuredpublic void deallocate()
Linguist
Implementor's Note - if the linguist is being shared by multiple searches, the deallocate should only actually deallocate things when the last call to deallocate is made. Two approaches for dealing with this:
(1) Keep an allocation counter that is incremented during allocate and decremented during deallocate. Only when the counter reaches zero should the actually deallocation be performed.
(2) Do nothing in dellocate - just the the GC take care of things
deallocate
in interface Linguist
public void startRecognition()
startRecognition
in interface Linguist
public void stopRecognition()
stopRecognition
in interface Linguist
public float getLogSilenceInsertionProbability()
protected java.util.Collection<SentenceHMMState> compileGrammar()
protected FlatLinguist.GState createGState(GrammarNode grammarNode)
grammarNode
- grammar nodeprotected void addStartingPath()
protected void addStartingPath(GrammarNode initialNode)
initialNode
- initial nodeprotected boolean grammarHasChanged()
protected SentenceHMMState findStartingState()
protected SentenceHMMStateArc getArc(SentenceHMMState nextState, float logLanguageProbability, float logInsertionProbability)
nextState
- the next statelogLanguageProbability
- the log language probabilitylogInsertionProbability
- the log insertion probabilityprotected FlatLinguist.GState getGState(GrammarNode node)
node
- the grammar node


Processes standard recommendation datasets (e.g., a user-item rating matrix) as input and generates rating predictions and lists of recommended items. Standard algorithm implementations which are included in this package are the following: Global/Item/User-Average baselines, Weighted Slope One, Item-Based KNN, User-Based KNN, FunkSVD, BPR and weighted ALS. They can be assessed according to the standard offline evaluation methodology (Shani, et al. (2011) <doi:10.1007/978-0-387-85820-3_8>) for recommender systems using measures such as MAE, RMSE, Precision, Recall, F1, AUC, NDCG, RankScore and coverage measures. The package (Coba, et al.(2017) <doi:10.1007/978-3-319-60042-0_36>) is intended for rapid prototyping of recommendation algorithms and education purposes.
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2), registry, MASS, stats, knitr, ggplot2 |
| Imports: | methods, Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-02-10 |
| Author: | Ludovik Çoba [aut, cre, cph], Markus Zanker [ctb], Panagiotis Symeonidis [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Ludovik Çoba <Ludovik.Coba at inf.unibz.it> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ludovikcoba/rrecsys/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://rrecsys.inf.unibz.it/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | rrecsys results |
| Reference manual: | rrecsys.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction and Installing rrecsys A data set in rrecsys Evaluation Non-personalized recommendations Item-based k-nearest neighbors User-based k-nearest neighbors Simon Funk's SVD Weighted Alternated Least Squares Bayesian Personalized Ranking Dispacher and registry Predicting & recommending Extendind rrecsys |
| Package source: | rrecsys_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rrecsys_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-release: rrecsys_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-oldrel: rrecsys_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rrecsys_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: rrecsys_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | rrecsys archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rrecsys to link to this page.


Uses of Package
org.apache.sis.util
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Packages that use org.apache.sis.util Package Description org.apache.sis.coverage Functions that associates positions within a bounded space (its domain) to values (its range).org.apache.sis.coverage.grid A coverage backed by a regular grid.org.apache.sis.feature Defines the structure and content of views of real-world phenomenon.org.apache.sis.feature.builder Helper classes for creatingFeatureType
instances.org.apache.sis.geometry Basic geometric objects (envelopes and direct positions).org.apache.sis.io org.apache.sis.io.wkt Well Known Text (WKT) parsing and formatting.org.apache.sis.math A set of mathematical objects and algebraic utilities.org.apache.sis.measure Units of measurements, values related to measurement (like angles and ranges) and their formatters.org.apache.sis.metadata Root package for various metadata implementations.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso Root package for ISO 19115 metadata about resources (data or services).org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.acquisition Information about the measuring instruments, the platform carrying them, and the mission to which the data contributes.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.citation Reference to the data or service (citation, responsible party, contact information).org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.constraint Information about legal and security constraints placed on data.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.content Description of the dataset content.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.distribution Information about the options for obtaining a resource (data or service).org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.extent Information about spatial, vertical, and temporal extent.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.identification Information to uniquely identify the data or service.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.lineage Information about the sources and production processes of a dataset.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.maintenance Information about the frequency and scope of data updates.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.quality Information about data quality, accuracy and consistency of a dataset.org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.spatial Information about the mechanisms (grid or vector) used to represent spatial data.org.apache.sis.parameter Descriptions and values of parameters used by a coordinate operation or a process.org.apache.sis.profile.france French extensions defined by the Association Française de Normalisation (AFNOR).org.apache.sis.profile.japan Japanese extensions to netCDF reader.org.apache.sis.referencing Base classes for reference systems used for general positioning.org.apache.sis.referencing.crs Coordinate Reference System (CRS) definitions as coordinate systems related to the earth through datum.org.apache.sis.referencing.cs Coordinate System (CS) definitions as the set of coordinate system axes that spans the coordinate space.org.apache.sis.referencing.datum Relationship of aCoordinateSystem
(an abstract mathematical entity) to the earth or other system.org.apache.sis.referencing.factory Creates Coordinate Reference System (CRS) objects from given properties or authority codes.org.apache.sis.referencing.factory.sql Factories for geodetic objects defined in a SQL database, typically the EPSG dataset.org.apache.sis.referencing.gazetteer Mapping between geographic identifiers (addresses, grid indexes…) and locations (descriptions, coordinates…).org.apache.sis.referencing.operation Relationship between any two Coordinate Reference Systems (CRS).org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.matrix Matrix implementations for spatiotemporal referencing.org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.projection Map projection implementations.org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.transform Conversions or transformations of multi-dimensional coordinate points.org.apache.sis.storage Data store base types for retrieving and saving geospatial data in various storage formats.org.apache.sis.storage.earthobservation Metadata readers for some format used in Earth observation (Landsat, MODIS).org.apache.sis.storage.event Provides interfaces and classes for dealing with different types of events fired by resources.org.apache.sis.storage.geotiff Maps ISO metadata elements from/to the GeoTIFF tags.org.apache.sis.storage.netcdf Maps ISO metadata elements from/to the Climate and Forecast (CF) attributes in a netCDF file.org.apache.sis.storage.sql Data store capable to read and create features from a JDBC connection to a database.org.apache.sis.util Simple data objects and miscellaneous utilities.org.apache.sis.util.collection Addition to the collection framework.org.apache.sis.util.iso Implementations of GeoAPI types from theorg.opengis.util
package.org.apache.sis.util.logging Extensions to the JDK logging framework.org.apache.sis.xml Provides methods for marshalling and unmarshalling SIS objects in XML. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.coverage Class Description Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.coverage.grid Class Description Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.feature Class Description Deprecable Interface of classes for which deprecated instances may exist.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose.UnconvertibleObjectException Thrown when an object can not be converted from the source type to the target type. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.feature.builder Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.UnconvertibleObjectException Thrown when an object can not be converted from the source type to the target type. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.geometry Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.io Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.io.wkt Class Description Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.LocalizedException An exception which can produce an error message in the client locale. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.math Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.measure Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.acquisition Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.citation Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.constraint Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.content Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.distribution Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.extent Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.identification Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.lineage Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.maintenance Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.quality Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.metadata.iso.spatial Class Description Emptiable Interface of classes for which empty instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.parameter Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.Deprecable Interface of classes for which deprecated instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.profile.france Class Description Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
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Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Deprecable Interface of classes for which deprecated instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose.Workaround Annotates code containing workarounds for bugs or limitations in an external library. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing.crs Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
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Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing.cs Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
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Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing.gazetteer Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.Deprecable Interface of classes for which deprecated instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale. -
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objects for equality.Deprecable Interface of classes for which deprecated instances may exist.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.matrix Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.projection Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.transform Class Description ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.LenientComparable Interfaces of classes for which instances can be compared for equality using different levels of strictness.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.storage Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.LocalizedException An exception which can produce an error message in the client locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose.Version Holds a version number as a sequence of strings separated by either a dot or a dash. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.storage.earthobservation Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.storage.event Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.storage.geotiff Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.storage.netcdf Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Version Holds a version number as a sequence of strings separated by either a dot or a dash. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.storage.sql Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.util Class Description Characters.Filter Subsets of Unicode characters identified by their general category.ComparisonMode Specifies the level of strictness when comparing twoLenientComparable
objects for equality.Locales Static methods working onLocale
instances.NullArgumentException Thrown when a null argument has been given to a method that doesn't accept them.ObjectConverter A function which converts instances of source type to instances of target type.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose.UnconvertibleObjectException Thrown when an object can not be converted from the source type to the target type.Version Holds a version number as a sequence of strings separated by either a dot or a dash.Workaround Annotates code containing workarounds for bugs or limitations in an external library. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.util.collection Class Description Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.NullArgumentException Thrown when a null argument has been given to a method that doesn't accept them.ObjectConverter A function which converts instances of source type to instances of target type.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.util.iso Class Description Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose.UnknownNameException Thrown when an operation can not complete because a given name is unrecognized. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.util.logging Class Description Configuration Annotates methods having a system-wide impact on the configuration of the Apache SIS library.Debug Annotates classes or methods that are provided mostly for debugging purpose.Localized Interface of classes for which each instance is configured for a particular locale.Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose. -
Classes in org.apache.sis.util used by org.apache.sis.xml Class Description Static Parent of SIS classes that contain only static utility methods, for documentation purpose.Version Holds a version number as a sequence of strings separated by either a dot or a dash.


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Week One
Discussion
With the world facing new problems and new opportunities everyday, if not every minute,
a good question to ask oursleves would be are we ready for it ? In my humble opinion we are
still miles away from unlocking our true potential which makes me think are we ready to accept
what tomorrow has to offer for us. For example it is very obvious that there is a feud with the
inclusion of Artificial Intelligence in various fields and very few people like Elon Musk and
Jeff Bezoz constantly try to pioneer in the field despite the hurdles, but if we go back in time
a bit there were people who shuned the smartphone away, today can we even think of a second
without them around ? It is this idea of tackling the people's mentality for the greater good
which will be key in taking us to humanity's next step.
The first step we can take in that direction is closing the gap between man and machine.
A powerful synergy between biology and technology can unlock a variety of unforeseen possibilities
and it may start with how we interact with our machines. Currently we treat machines as a heap of
things put together to complete a task. Our perspective towards these machines are completely
devoid of character and emotion. If we can shift our perspective and imagine a scenario where
the machine connected with us and suggested a better way of doing something and we had an
optimistic approach to that, how much more productive could we be. It also important to analyze the
problems that AI might bring with it such as bias based on the data it is given, the difficulty of
integrating empathy and its ability of only making rational decisions often neglecting human factors.
I will leave you with a line Thanos mentions in Endgame,
"As long as there are those that remember what was, there will always be those that are unable to accept what can be."