Archive
2019
nwoc_algorithms
A simple collection of algorithms in various languages.
Mentors: bhavnaharitsa
- Any
- Algorithms
Github_Profile_APP
An app that gives the details of an user when a github username is typed.
- Java
- Android
IITPConfessionApp
An Android app to view and post confessions for IIT Patna activities.
Mentors: atm1504 bhavnaharitsa
- Java
- Android
Android Scorer App
A simple app which works as a real time scorer for different games.
Mentors: chanmol1999
- Java
- Android
Sociofolio
Sociofolio is a solution for sharing your multiple social networking sites handles with others easily.
Mentors: aswinzz
- React/Hasura
- Web
OnRoad
An App to find and share rides. Aim of the app is to provide rides to passengers in private or public cars at reduced costs, depenbding on the availability.
Mentors: thebishaldeb
- Java
- Android
Instances
This is a site to post blogs (here we call it Instances). Anyone can read the blogs but needs to sign up or login to post one.
Mentors: thebishaldeb
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Web
The Zalophus Blog
A site for writers to publish their blogs.
Mentors: thebishaldeb
- NodeJS/ExpressJS/Mongoose
- Web
Companion Beta
An app that asks daily questions and then provides a best estimate of the mental condition of the user.
Mentors: WJayesh
- Java
- Android
Spacer Translator
A project for Flutter International hackathon Hack19
Mentors: rkishan516
- Java
- Android
Flutter Space
An App for Blind People which speaks whatever the object is in front of them.
Mentors: rkishan516
- Java
- Android
Space B_ars
This is a game made on Python, and runs on the PyGame libraries.
Mentors: LakshyAAAgrawal
- Python
- PyGame
TranslateX
An Android App based on NLP(Natural Language processing) to translate text from one language to another
- Java
- Android
Github Profile app
An app that gives the details of an user when a github username is typed.
Mentors: naman653
- Java
- Android
Awesome Drones
A curated list of awesome drones, builds, kits, DIYs, resources and other related things.
Mentors: piyushchauhan
- Drones
- DIYs
Learn For Free
This project aims to contain free learning resources for all topics you can think of.
Mentors: PragatiVerma18
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Web
Minimal ToDo
A fully Material ToDo app with minimal features, just enough to be useful. It can be used as reminder for the daily tasks.
Mentors: rob729
- Kotlin
- Android
Sangita
Sangita is a natural language toolkit for Indian languages built in Python.
Mentors: SangitaNLP
- Python
- None
Dynamic Pricing
A mobile application to ease the pain of food wastage
Mentors: narayanshivansh49
- Java
- Android
Safe Vote
A blockchain based webapp to facilitate online voting with realtime result in a secured and transparent way.
Mentors: narayanshivansh49
- BlockChain/ReactJs/Web3JS
- Web
RoboTalk
An Android app to convert text to speech and vice versa.
Mentors: ShivangiSingh17 somenath1435
- Java
- Android
Marvel Universe
MarvelsUniverse app is a website made in React, where you can find all your characters in a single place!.
Mentors: sudipt1999
- ReactJS
- Web
FaceRecApp
A MERN ( mongodb , express, React , Node ) application , that detects faces in an image. Currently uses an api (clarify api) can detect multiple faces in an image .
Mentors: sudipt1999
- Mongodb/Express/React/Node
- Web
Sucide Prevent
This is an chat application to chat anonymously on the intension to reduce sucides in Colleges.
Mentors: vsaisujeeth
- None
- None
Endless
A completely python-based space-shooter game. In which you have just one aim to survive the longest and keep destroying the enemies that come in your way.
Mentors: bvishal8510
- Python
- Pygame
2018
algorithms-with-git
A simple collection of algorithms in various languages.
Mentors: aryadas98
- Any
- Algorithms
B.E.N.J.I.
B.E.N.J.I.- The Impossible Missions Force's digital assistant
Mentors: the-ethan-hunt
- Python
- Virtual Assistant
first-timers-guide
A collection of guides for and by first-timers
Mentors: the-ethan-hunt
- Multiple
- First timers guide
Getting-Started
Instructions for newbies on how to get started with open source.
Mentors: aryadas98
- None
- Documentation
git-stalk-cli
A CLI tool for keeping an eye on contributions of peers (Python Package)
Mentors: aashutoshrathi
- Python
- Github app
HealthLedger
Application for tracking Organs donations in hospitals using Blockchain technology.
Mentors: jogendra
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Blockchain, Web
IITP-Connect
The Android app for the IIT Patna student community by the student community. 📱
Mentors: srv-twry
- Java
- Android
IMDB_Portal
A utility tool to check out movies information and ratings!
Mentors: akshatnitd
- Python
- Terminal
Insta-Downloader-Extension
Install and get download option on Instagram :rocket:
Mentors: aashutoshrathi
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Web
ongaku-desktop
Play anime music via terminal in a desktop app.
Mentors: anshumanv
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Web, Terminal, Anime
pomodoro-timer-app
abnd-track-numerative created by GitHub Classroom
Mentors: numerative, thedevelopersanjeev
- Java
- Android
Race-the-car
An exciting strategy board game created on python,as a part of learning project.
Mentors: saurabhjn76
- Python
- Game
SoundHaven
A native cross platform music player in Electron and the latest Angular 6
Mentors: nityanandagohain
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Web
synfig-tests-regressions
A suite for testing Synfig rendering engine for regressions
Mentors: morevnaproject
- Shell
- Vector Image
UltimateSecurityCam
An un-hack-able security camera which is impossible to fool .
Mentors: NIteshx2
- Python
- Machine Learning
WhatsApp-Direct-Message
A simple app which saves you the effort of saving numbers as contacts if you wish to contact them on WhatsApp
Mentors: roshniRam, Akshat-Jain
- Java
- Android
WIKIPEDIA-READER
Reads the content in wikipedia page of the query
Mentors: RITESHMOHAPATRA
- Java
- Android
2017
IITP-Connect
The Android app for the IIT Patna student community by the student community.
- Java
- 24
- 13
- 34
Memegenerator
Meme-generator is an app to create simple memes by adding image and text in the top and bottom section of image. It's still under improvement.
- Java
- 25
- 15
- 7
Meridio
Meridio is a filehosting and filesharing platform with an inbuilt messaging/chatting application.
- Python
- 3
- 1
- 9
Morse-Code-Hacking
A hacking application which will use ML to track open ports in TCP/IP protocols and send them to base using morse code , in the form of sound, and decrypt them in the base system.
- Java
- 10
- 15
- 4
Race-the-car
An exciting strategy board game created on python,as a part of learning project.
- Python
- 6
- 2
- 13
Track-My-Shows-iOS
Keep track of your favourite TV shows and get alerts when they go on air.
- Swift
- 10
- 2
- 3
Wizzy-Downloader
A website which lets you download youtube videos and also maintain your profile and past downloads. Website developed using the Django Framework.
- HTML
- 13
- 7
- 16
lterm
Online bash terminal(emulator) tutorial. A step by step tutorial for the bash shell.
- Javascript
- 16
- 8
- 28


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Techniques used include HTTP header fingerprinting using Javascript userAgent information. Also font fingerprinting using lalit patel's javascript font detector. I also used plugin detection seeing what plugins the browser has installed and fingerprinting the browser that way. I used a python backend to store these fingerprinting metrics on the server side in a json file. Other methods were explored but were left out, for example checking screen resolution. However, on my VM screen resolution changed when resized, even though the same browser was in use. As well screen resolution changed when I used my second monitor in my dual monitor setup. If more metrics that properly reflected the goal of browser fingerprinting, were added fingerprint tracking could have been even more comprehensive.


This example calculates a walking route from St Paul's Cathedral in London (51.5141°N, 0.0999°W) to the Tate Modern (51.5081°N, 0.0985°W) on the south bank of the River Thames using pedestrian routing and displays it on the map. The calculation finds the shortest available walking route, which in this case directs the user to use the pedestrian only Millennium Footbridge.


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Do you prefer cats or dogs?
Dogs:
Cats:
What's your favorite color?
Red
Green
Blue
What's your mood?
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Go!


Identify dangerous functions provided by your application's platform and avoid using them.
Safety is critical when handling power tools. The programmer's toolbox is chock full of power tools, including library or API functions that make assumptions about how they will be used, with no guarantees of safety if they are abused. If potentially-dangerous functions are not used properly, then things can get real messy real quick.
Identify a list of prohibited API functions and prohibit developers from using these functions, providing safer alternatives. In some cases, automatic code analysis tools or the compiler can be instructed to spot use of prohibited functions, such as the banned.h include file from Microsoft's SDL.


DeepMatter.viz package¶
Submodules¶
DeepMatter.viz.embeddings module¶
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viz.embeddings.
embedding_maps
(data, image, colorbar_shown=True, c_lim=None, mod=None, title=None)[source]¶ - Parameters
data (array) – data need to be showed in image format
image (array) – the output shape of the image
colorbar_shown (boolean) – whether to show the color bar on the left of image
c_lim (list) – Sets the scales of colorbar
mod (int) – set the number of image for each line
title (string) – set the title of figure
- Returns
handel to figure being created
- Return type
matplotlib figure
DeepMatter.viz.format module¶
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viz.format.
add_colorbar
(plt_, ax, pos='right', size='10%', pad=0.05)[source]¶ - Parameters
plt (matplotlib plots) – mg that add the colorbar
ax (matplotlib ax) – subplot of the img that added the colorbar
pos (string) – the position of the colorbar we put, default is ‘right’
size (string) – the size the colorbar
pad (float) – the distance between the colorbar and the figure
-
viz.format.
add_in_figure_title
(ax, text_string, vertical_shift=0.02)[source]¶ - Parameters
ax (matplotlib ax) – img that need to add the title
text_string (string) – string need to be added
vertical_shift (float) – the position shift where put the string
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viz.format.
labelfigs
(axes, number, style='wb', loc='br', string_add='', size=20, text_pos='center')[source]¶ Adds labels to figures
- Parameters
axes (matplotlib axes) – axes which to add the plot to
number (int) – letter number
style (str, optional) – sets the color of the letters
loc (str, optional) – sets the location of the label
string_add (str, optional) – custom string as the label
size (int, optional) – sets the font size for the label
text_pos (str, optional) – set the justification of the label
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viz.format.
layout_fig
(graph, mod=None, x=1, y=1)[source]¶ - Parameters
graph (int) – number of axes to make
mod (int (, optional)) – sets the number of figures per row
x (float) – set the size of figures in x axis
y (float) – set the size of figures in y axis
- Returns
output figures
- Return type
matplot plots
-
viz.format.
rotate_and_crop
(image_, angle=60.46, frac_rm=0.17765042979942694)[source]¶ function to rotate the image
- Parameters
image (array) – image array to plot
angle (float (, optional)) – angle to rotate the image by
frac_rm (float (, optional)) – sets the fraction of the image to remove
- Returns
- crop_image:
image which is rotated and cropped
- scale_factor:
scaling factor for the image following rotation
- Return type
- crop_image:
array
- scale_factor:
float
DeepMatter.viz.movies module¶
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viz.movies.
make_movie
(movie_name, input_folder, output_folder, file_format, fps, output_format='mp4', reverse=False)[source]¶ function that makes the movie of the images data
- Parameters
movie_name (string) – name of the movie
input_folder (string) – folder where the image series is located
output_folder (string) – folder where the movie will be saved
file_format (string) – sets the format of the files to import
fps (numpy, int) – frames per second
output_format (string (, optional)) – sets the format for the output file supported types .mp4 and gif animated gif create large files
reverse (bool (, optional)) – sets if the movie will be one way of there and back


Neutrophil maturation and the role of retinoic acid.
Abstract
Neutrophil maturation occurs in well defined morphological stages that correlate with the acquisition of molecular markers associated with neutrophil function. A variety of factors are known to play a role in terminal neutrophil maturation, including the vitamin A derivative, retinoic acid. Retinoic acid can directly modulate gene expression via binding to its nuclear receptors, which can, in turn, activate transcription of target genes. A role for retinoic acid during neutrophil maturation has been suggested from a variety of sources. Here we present a review of the mechanism of retinoic acid receptor action and the major evidence showing that normal retinoid signaling is required for neutrophil maturation.


The Fence frequently displays witty or poignant messages, but is just as often used to advertise upcoming events or recent accomplishments. The original wooden fence was replaced in 1993 when it collapsed under its own weight due to 6 inches of surrounding paint.Today, a concrete and steel reinforced fence stands where the original one stood. Currently the fence already has 4 inches of paint.


Article with Images
Automatically create responsive images
This is an example article showing how to include static components like images in them.
One of the most powerful features of Yagss is how it automatically scales jpeg images in the source directory and parses their metadata, making that metadata availale to the rendering context.
This is simply a collection of snippets of text written in markdown, interspersed with snippets of yaml specifying which template to use.
There is no need for hydration because the DOM never changes after the build process is run.


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Why behaving like the contestants on “The Apprentice” could make your series amazing
Oh, ye gods. What a horror.
I watched an episode of “The Apprentice”.
For those who don’t know - “The Apprentice” is a UK reality TV show where a bunch of alleged experienced businessmen and women compete in a variety of allegedly business-related tasks to become the “apprentice” to alleged business guru (and, to be fair, successful tycoon) Alan Sugar.
It’s horrifying. “Normal” business practise is presented as a mass of sniping, backbiting, and bullying from Lord Sugar on down. The tasks bear about as much relation to actual business as that dude in the bear suit at your local mall does to an actual grizzly.
 Stupid to the point that a team of seven of them, in an entire day, couldn’t figure out what a “cloche” was in the context of a posh hotel. (To be fair, they weren’t allowed to use Google, which would have put my personal time on that task up from 30 seconds to, ooh, about 3 minutes).
And yet these guys and girls are all very successful in business. One had made 70k a year whilst studying at the same time. Another ran a not-that-small company.
And this got me thinking. If you forced one of these morons to run a web series, would they do as well at that, in spite of their deficiencies?
Quite likely. Why?
Balls.
If you’re smart, sensitive and empathic, as most web series creators are, it’s very easy to assess the risks. Very easy to get into other peoples’ shoes and figure out what they might think of our little web series. And so we’re “realistic”, and focus our efforts on stuff we have assessed we’ve got a good chance of succeeding at, and avoid things that are doomed to horrible failure or serious embarassment.
Meanwhile, if you’re dumb as a post and cocky as something that can’t be mentioned on primetime TV, your first reaction to “How do I publicise this series?” is “Call the New York Times and tell them it’s awesome!”
And actually, that’s a very, very good idea.
I’ve been working very hard in the last few years on differentiating between situations where I’ve got no chance at all, and situations where I’ve got a pretty small chance, but a good chance of feeling embarassed too. The latter are very, very easy to mistake for the former, because it gets you out of scary stuff.
Scary stuff like seriously pitching the New York Times film section about your web series - not sending a generic PR, but actually calling them up and saying “I’ve got this thing and it’s AWESOME!”. Like taking your dream cast list and actually calling their agents. Like phoning a major theater chain and saying “Hey, guys, fancy showing the pilot of my series as a trailer to Pirates of the Carribean 4?”
Now, you’re probably sitting there thinking “yeah, but there’s no chance that would ever work.” Wrong. There is SOME chance that would work.
I’ve been featured in the New York Times. And on CNN. Entertainment Weekly. About half of the UK’s national newspapers. And various other places. It’s doable. Hell, I pitched one of the biggest name casting agents in the UK the idea for a World of Warcraft fanfilm and she agreed to work on it. And subsequently a whole bunch of very famous people also agreed to be in it, thanks to her. (Joanna Lumley. Brian Blessed. Jack Davenport. Anna Chancellor. Think they’d agree to be in a tiny webseries? Turns out, yes they would.)
Does this mean that I’m awesome? Not especially. It just means I made a bunch of phonecalls that I thought had almost no chance for success, and it turned out my risk assessment wasn’t as good as I thought it was.
What stuff could you do for your web series (or hey, I know we have non-webseries readers, your film, or your iPhone app, or your ebook) that would totally revolutionise its success? Which ones are clearly stupidly impossible?
How confident are you that they’re impossible?
Confident enough that you’ll take 10 minutes of embarassing telephone conversation over the chance for an A-Lister as your lead actor?
Confident enough it can’t happen that it’s not even worth TRYING to get the Hollywood Reporter to cover you?
Are you really so sure that you’re right?

Smart’s good.
Good luck.
P.S. Oh, and don’t just do it once.  Engage dumb-but-cocky mode again. They’re clearly morons who don’t appreciate your genius. Time to phone Variety.


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Major: Finance and Sports Management Home State: Massachusetts Interests: I enjoy watching and playing soccer for club and for fun. Currently I
am interning for John Hancock Funds.
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Kingston Lockwood
Public Relations and Formal Committee
Major: Economics Home Town: Belmont, Massachusetts Interests: Getting pitted in the deep blue half pipe
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Spring 2016
Will Kopaciewicz
Greek Week Representative
Major: Geology Home State: Massachusetts Interests: I am interested in most outdoors activities and an assortment of sports.
My primary interest here at Umass is SIGMA CHI!
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Spring 2016
Paul O'Kelly
Major: Sports Management and Economics Home State: Massachusetts Interests: I enjoy golf and horse racing and I hope to work for the NFL/NBA.
Rush Semester:
Spring 2016
Kyle White
Sports Chair
Major: Marketing with Political Science minor Home State: Massachusetts Interests: I play intramural soccer, basketball, tennis, and softball. I
work at Point 3 Basketball. I love adventure and the outdoors.
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Nic Cunha
Major: Public Health with Pre-Med track with Spanish minor Home Town: Seekonk, MA Interests: Student Firefighter and EMT on campus
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Major: Kinesiology with Pre-Med track Home Town: Boothbay, ME Interests: If you ask me what I had for dinner the answer is rice. Always.
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Matthew Levey
Major: Undeclared but possible humanities route Home Town: Newton, MA Interests: I enjoy basketball, football, and chilling with my friends.
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Andy Hernberg
Major: Economics Home Town: Needham, MA Interests: Huge dog guy, love watching and playing sports, being outside, and hanging out with my friends.
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404 Bucco
Major: Accounting Home Town: Wenham, MA Interests: You only live once, that's the motto.


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Celtic Star is an Irish Dance costume design company created and run by Connor O'Sullivan; World Champion and teacher from the Scanlon School of Irish dance in the Midlands, England. Over the past few years, the designs that have been produced by the Celtic Star team have changed the aesthetic, style, and standard of the Irish dance dress and continue to leave dancers and judges speechless with theire sharp color combinations, innovative applique, bold embroidery, and of course tons of Swarovski crystals in assorted colors finish off every unique look. Here are a few of my favorite ones!


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We are a group of teens who went to Coder Central Startup Academy. In this academy, we learned things such as graphic design, python programming, and business management. In the academy the end goal is to have a viable startup business where, if we try hard enough, we could actually make money. With these skills we were tasked with building a startup business. We made everything from a website to a business plan.


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AllPlayers.com allows groups to apply to accept payments online through AllPlayers.com.
Some common uses of this feature:
Navigate to the group that you would like members to join.
Select More Tools > Registration in your Group Toolbox.
Scroll to the Settings section.
Check the Fee (Approval Required) box to request the ability to receive payments online.
Choose the Payee if options exist.
Payee is the organization that will receive any payments or fees that are made to your group.
If you are the group administrator for other groups that have already been approved for payment, those groups will appear under Payee. If the payments received by the group you are configuring should be paid to an existing Payee, select that Payee.
If you are not an administrator for other groups that have already been approved for payment, None will appear. Select None, then return to this page to update the Payee after your application has been approved.
It is your responsibility to select the correct payee for each of your groups.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save Group.
After saving, you will receive confirmation that your request to accept fees has been received by AllPlayers.com.
Typically within 1-2 business days, you should receive an email from AllPlayers.com that includes a forms packet that you will need to complete.
Fax completed forms to AllPlayers.com at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
You may also download the forms packet here.
When your packet has been reviewed and approved by AllPlayers.com, you will receive a Letter of Agreement that requires your review and signature.
Execute and fax Letter of Agreement to AllPlayers.com at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
When your Letter of Agreement is received by AllPlayers.com, you will receive a confirmation email from AllPlayers.com informing you that you are now able to accept credit card payments from your members online at AllPlayers.com.
Return to AllPlayers.com to select your Payee now that you are approved to accept payments.
Navigate to the group from which you would like to accept payments.
Select More Tools > Group Settings in your Group Toolbox.
Your newly approved group will appear under Payee. Choose this group.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save Group.


Mold-A-Rama Machines Keep Pumping Out Classic Souvenirs
Nearly 60 years after they were created by a Chicago inventor, Mold-A-Rama machines can still be found all over the city - and the country - molding souvenirs in under a minute.
Chicago-based inventor J.H. "Tike" Miller premiered the first version at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair.
While other antique machines may have gone out of business or style, you'll still find a Mold-A-Rama at most major Chicagoland tourism sites.
Next to Chicago's Museum of Science & Industry's chicken hatchery, you'll find molds of baby chicks. Molds of 13 different animals can be found at locations around the Brookfield Zoo, with nearly as many at the Lincoln Park Zoo.


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With database systems, performance is always important. A badly designed client/server system can cost a great deal of money and have a shorter life than planned if attention is not paid to the way client applications interact with the server. Even with PC-based systems such as Access, database applications can often become slow, especially when multiple dynamic views of the data are used. Having discussed a wide range of data-access techniques, we now include some rough performance benchmarks. These are intended to show only the rough characteristics of different data-access APIs.
The standard task covered is to insert 1,000 rows into a simple table. The sample table, named analysis, can be thought of as a crude repository for financial data; it has four fields, tranid (integer), trandate (date), account (string) and amount (currency). To slow it down a bit, it's indexed uniquely on tranid and indexed with duplicates allowed on trandate and account. Thus any insertion involves updating three indexes. We created instances of this database in our sample Access database and in Sybase SQL Anywhere. It starts off empty. The tests were run on a Pentium 266, with client and server on the same machine and no other activity taking place. The source code for the test is in the module fastinsert.py at http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/ppw32/.
We first used mxODBC to connect to both the Access and Sybase databases and tried three different techniques, which are called Slow, Faster, and Fastest in Table 13.1.
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Technique |
Speed (rows/second) |
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Slow |
136 |
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Faster |
121 |
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Fastest |
152 |
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Sybase via mxODBC |
Slow |
292 |
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Faster |
455 |
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Fastest |
523 |
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Access via JET |
Raw SQL INSERT |
108 |
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AddNew/Update |
192 |
First, a list of tuples was prepared holding the data for the 1,000 rows. In the Slow technique, we built a literal SQL statement each time. In the Faster technique, we used prepared statements as follows:
mystatement = """INSERT INTO analysis (tranid, trandate, account, amount) VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?)""" for row in mydata: mycursor.execute(mystatement, row)
In the technique called Fastest, we used the executemany() method. This is the same at the database end, but moves the loop over 1,000 records from interpreted Python code into compiled C code.
Finally, we connected to the same Access database using the Jet engine. The two techniques here were to build and execute INSERT statements directly or to use the AddNew() and Update() methods of the RecordSet object.
These results are highly instructive. Sybase is far and away the faster system, even on a local PC. Also, as theory suggests, using prepared statements brought about a speedup of 55%, while using executemany() to optimize out the loop gets us up to over 500 rows per second.
Access, however, shows no improvement at all; in fact, it actually gets slightly slower! The reason for this is that the Jet engine doesn't support prepared statements at all. The Access ODBC drivers do support them for compatibility purposes, but they presumably get converted back into separate calls in the driver. The final technique we tried with Access, using Recordset.AddNew(), was the fastest way to work with Access databases.
The moral of this story is simple: if you are building a client/server system in Python, or even prototyping a system in Access that might later be moved to client/server, use ODBC and parameterize your SQL statements. If you are building a (hopefully single-user) Access-based system that will never be moved to client/server, go with DAO or ADO.
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"Computers are never just tools". As he always thinking like this, he has stepped into the 6 year he has been working on developments. He believes that the world of computer science must have its own essence.
He devotes most of his time working on the web related projects. But he is always eager to study new things like Unity game develop, iOS develop and so on. However to become a sapiential and knowledgable individual, he still has a long way to go.
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- C++
- C#
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To Liby, who is super enthusiastic to the arts, computer graphics becomes the best way of expression for him. Video cutting, post-processing, special effects making, 3D modeling and rendering are all so familiar to him.
Everytime he sees the professional CG arts from the movies, anime, and the works from others, he will realize that he still have lots of limit on expressing his idea through CG. Thus, he begins to practice this skill daily, willing that at some time, he will be able to achieve that extent.
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Liby also want to be a Nijigen Illustrator,
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Liby has already played the Piano for 15 years. Seeking more possibilities of performancing music, he started to learn the Violin and Guitar as well. He mainly plays classical musics, improvisions and re-arranged sheet musics, while sometimes he will also compose some musics using Logic Pro X.
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"""
The FastFeatureAdversaries attack
"""
# pylint: disable=missing-docstring
import warnings
import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf
from cleverhans.attacks.attack import Attack
from cleverhans.compat import reduce_sum
from cleverhans.model import Model
from cleverhans.utils_tf import clip_eta
[docs]class FastFeatureAdversaries(Attack):
"""
This is a fast implementation of "Feature Adversaries", an attack
against a target internal representation of a model.
"Feature adversaries" were originally introduced in (Sabour et al. 2016),
where the optimization was done using LBFGS.
Paper link: https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.05122
This implementation is similar to "Basic Iterative Method"
(Kurakin et al. 2016) but applied to the internal representations.
:param model: cleverhans.model.Model
:param sess: optional tf.Session
:param dtypestr: dtype of the data
:param kwargs: passed through to super constructor
"""
def __init__(self, model, sess=None, dtypestr='float32', **kwargs):
"""
Create a FastFeatureAdversaries instance.
"""
super(FastFeatureAdversaries, self).__init__(model, sess, dtypestr,
**kwargs)
self.feedable_kwargs = ('eps', 'eps_iter', 'clip_min', 'clip_max')
self.structural_kwargs = ['ord', 'nb_iter', 'layer']
assert isinstance(self.model, Model)
[docs] def parse_params(self,
layer=None,
eps=0.3,
eps_iter=0.05,
nb_iter=10,
ord=np.inf,
clip_min=None,
clip_max=None,
**kwargs):
"""
Take in a dictionary of parameters and applies attack-specific checks
before saving them as attributes.
Attack-specific parameters:
:param layer: (required str) name of the layer to target.
:param eps: (optional float) maximum distortion of adversarial example
compared to original input
:param eps_iter: (optional float) step size for each attack iteration
:param nb_iter: (optional int) Number of attack iterations.
:param ord: (optional) Order of the norm (mimics Numpy).
Possible values: np.inf, 1 or 2.
:param clip_min: (optional float) Minimum input component value
:param clip_max: (optional float) Maximum input component value
"""
# Save attack-specific parameters
self.layer = layer
self.eps = eps
self.eps_iter = eps_iter
self.nb_iter = nb_iter
self.ord = ord
self.clip_min = clip_min
self.clip_max = clip_max
# Check if order of the norm is acceptable given current implementation
if self.ord not in [np.inf, 1, 2]:
raise ValueError("Norm order must be either np.inf, 1, or 2.")
if len(kwargs.keys()) > 0:
warnings.warn("kwargs is unused and will be removed on or after "
"2019-04-26.")
return True
[docs] def attack_single_step(self, x, eta, g_feat):
"""
TensorFlow implementation of the Fast Feature Gradient. This is a
single step attack similar to Fast Gradient Method that attacks an
internal representation.
:param x: the input placeholder
:param eta: A tensor the same shape as x that holds the perturbation.
:param g_feat: model's internal tensor for guide
:return: a tensor for the adversarial example
"""
adv_x = x + eta
a_feat = self.model.fprop(adv_x)[self.layer]
# feat.shape = (batch, c) or (batch, w, h, c)
axis = list(range(1, len(a_feat.shape)))
# Compute loss
# This is a targeted attack, hence the negative sign
loss = -reduce_sum(tf.square(a_feat - g_feat), axis)
# Define gradient of loss wrt input
grad, = tf.gradients(loss, adv_x)
# Multiply by constant epsilon
scaled_signed_grad = self.eps_iter * tf.sign(grad)
# Add perturbation to original example to obtain adversarial example
adv_x = adv_x + scaled_signed_grad
# If clipping is needed,
# reset all values outside of [clip_min, clip_max]
if (self.clip_min is not None) and (self.clip_max is not None):
adv_x = tf.clip_by_value(adv_x, self.clip_min, self.clip_max)
adv_x = tf.stop_gradient(adv_x)
eta = adv_x - x
eta = clip_eta(eta, self.ord, self.eps)
return eta
[docs] def generate(self, x, g, **kwargs):
"""
Generate symbolic graph for adversarial examples and return.
:param x: The model's symbolic inputs.
:param g: The target value of the symbolic representation
:param kwargs: See `parse_params`
"""
# Parse and save attack-specific parameters
assert self.parse_params(**kwargs)
g_feat = self.model.fprop(g)[self.layer]
# Initialize loop variables
eta = tf.random_uniform(
tf.shape(x), -self.eps, self.eps, dtype=self.tf_dtype)
eta = clip_eta(eta, self.ord, self.eps)
def cond(i, _):
return tf.less(i, self.nb_iter)
def body(i, e):
new_eta = self.attack_single_step(x, e, g_feat)
return i + 1, new_eta
_, eta = tf.while_loop(cond, body, (tf.zeros([]), eta), back_prop=True,
maximum_iterations=self.nb_iter)
# Define adversarial example (and clip if necessary)
adv_x = x + eta
if self.clip_min is not None and self.clip_max is not None:
adv_x = tf.clip_by_value(adv_x, self.clip_min, self.clip_max)
return adv_x


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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
LITTLE VOICE (UK,1998) ** 1/2. Directed and written by Mark Herman, based on the play łThe Rise and Fall of Little Voice˛ by Jim Cartwright. Photography, Andy Collins. Editing, Michael Ellis. Production design, Don Taylor.Music and arrangements, John Altman. Produced by Elizabeth Karlsen. Executive producers, Stephen Woolley, Nik Powell. Co-executive producers, Harvey Weinstein, Bob Weinstein, Paul Webster. Co-producer, Laurie Borg. Cast: Jane Horrocks ( Little Voice), Michael Caine (Ray Say), Brenda Blethyn (Mari), Jim Broadbent (Mr. Boo), Ewan McGregor (Billy), et al.. A Miramax release. 96 minutes. R (language)
Wasn't it George Bernard Shaw who said that "America and England are two nations separated by a common language"? Little Voice, set entirely in a seaside town of Northern England (Scarborough was used) and among working class people (even if they don't work) is linguistically one more addition to the UK. filmmakers' passion for cockney, regional, plebeian and other accents that are a far cry from BBC or Oxbridge English.
American ears strain, viewers ask their neighbors "What did she say?" and much of the dialogue is lost. That's why some films have had re-recorded sound tracks for export, or, in the case of the great Ken Loach's Riff-Raff and his current My Name is Joe, were subtitled--in English.
It's not all that bad with LV (Little Voice) because the speeches are not deathless. One also gradually gets over some of the talk hurdles as the movie unreels.
The film is based on a much-liked play especially written for Jane Horrocks (of TV's Absolutely Fabulous), specifically to showcase her unquestionable talent for voice and above all song imitations.
Brenda Blethyn plays widow Mari, a motor-mouth tarty tippler with a piggly-wiggly neighbor for best friend and colleague at the fish market. Mari's daughter is a young woman, LV, a kind of recluse in the modest home's attic. She's modern only in one respect, being--what else?--dysfunctional in an odd way. Since the death of her dad (when, I cannot tell), she has inherited his collection of recordings, mostly of American pop and Hollywood songs. She plays them by the hour, looks up at Daddy's photograph, puts more records on the player.
One would think she is a mute, until incidents such as the electricity (hence the machine) going out, make her burst out in amazing vocal copies of Judy Garland, Edith Piaf, Shirley Bassey, Billie Holiday, Marilyn Monroe, Ethel Merman, Marlene Dietrich, Barbra Streisand and more.
A small-time promoter named Ray Say (Michael Caine at his Cockney best) who seems to have hit bottom, in spite of his big, red, American convertible, has been among the many lovers of Mari. He comes to town on business, engages in carnal preliminaries with the ardent Mari, but gets distracted by hearing LV's voice. "Eureka!" he exclaims, "we all got it made!" (Not his specific words but that's the general drift).
He sets out to convince and cajole the more-than-reluctant LV to sing in public. This, of course, is what we're all waiting for. But it takes about the first 45-50 minutes of the movie to get there. Even then, it's just a try-out that panics the shy girl. It will be another 20 minutes until she appears on a stage, doing a beautiful, impressive selection and, in an unlikely way, having already mastered showbiz garb (a clinging sequined dress), manners, gestures, body-English.
The rest of the story is just a frame for LV. Generic, with a number of nice or interesting or semi-eye catching or indifferent bits, by and large it's nothing to sing about.
The performers are very good. Michael Caine cannot be otherwise. Brenda Blethyn, that-woman-you'd-like-to-shut-up, shows a new aspect of her talent. A notable UK stage and TV actress, she came to films in The Witches (1990), played the Rev.Maclean's wife in A River Runs Through It (1992), zoomed to fame and prizes for Secrets and Lies (1996). She's been in movie-demand ever since.
Rising young star Ewan McGregor (Shallow Grave, A Life Less Ordinary, The Pillow Book, etc.) was a lead in LV director-adapter's Mark Herman second feature (this is his third), the charming Brassed Off.
Here McGregor has a smallish role as a telephone repairman who falls, for whatever reason (shyness in common?) for the girl. At the end, in the Fall of LV (not tragic) he takes her up where he keeps pigeons. These fly way, symbolizing freedom, just as Marlon Brando's did in On The Waterfront.
The singing is the main reason to see the picture. I am also pleased by the British affection for old songs, mostly American. This places LV marginally in the line of Terence Davies's splendid, moving autobiographical movies about songs and films bringing solace to otherwise hard, somber working-class existences: Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988) and The Long Day Closes (1992)
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Create a Stock Ticker WebService in Oracle Sales Cloud R9
How to hook up a Sales Cloud to an external SOAP Web Service:
StockQuote Web Service
We’ll use the StockQuote SOAP web service available online as of 20-Jan-2015 at: http://www.webservicex.net/stockquote.asmx?op=GetQuote
Create the Web Service in Sales Cloud App Composer
Log into Sales Cloud as matt.hooper and create and activate a sandbox.
Launch App Composer and click on Web Services in the Common Setup tree.
Click the Create Web Service Reference button on the toolbar to create a new entry.
Create SOAP Web Service Connection
Fill in the details for the new web service:
Name: StockQuote
WSDL URL: http://www.webservicex.net/stockquote.asmx?wsdl
Click Read WSDL and give it a moment to retrieve the service details.
Refine SOAP Connection Details
The Service should be automatically selected as {http://www.webserviceX.NET/}StockQuote
Change the Port to StockQuoteSoap12.
Click None for the Security Scheme and then click Save and Close
Add a custom field to the Account Object
Navigate to the Application Common, Standard Objects tree and select Account » Fields.
In the Custom tab, click on the Create a Custom Field button in the toolbar, then choose Formula and click OK.
Formula Field Attributes
Create the field with the following details:
Formula Type: Text
Display Label: Latest Stock Price
Display Width: 30 characters
Display Type: Multiline Text Area
Name: LatestStockPrice
Click Next
Build the formula
Use the palette to build the formula, or simplly paste this text into the expression editor:
/*
* StockTicker field formula
* last updated 20-Jan-2015
* see [http://www.webservicex.net/stockquote.asmx?op=GetQuote](http://www.webservicex.net/stockquote.asmx?op=GetQuote)
*
*/
// intialize return variable
def lastPrice = "UNKNOWN"
// build SOAP call with Account's StockSymbol field
// wrapped in a nvl() in case the StockSymbol field is empty
def out = adf.webServices.StockQuote.GetQuote(nvl(StockSymbol,""))
// these will be used to parse the CDATA returned by the call
def sLast = '<Last>'
def eLast = '</Last>'
def sChange = '<Change>'
def eChange = '</Change>'
def sTime = '<Time>'
def eTime = '</Time>'
def sDate = '<Date>'
def eDate = '</Date>'
// find the starting position for last price
def sPosition = out.indexOf(sLast)
def ePosition = out.indexOf(eLast)
// parse out just the sections of the out string between the tags only if <Last> was found
if ( sPosition != -1 ) {
lastPrice = out.substring(sPosition + 6, ePosition)
sPosition = out.indexOf(sChange)
ePosition = out.indexOf(eChange)
lastPrice += ' (' + out.substring(sPosition + 8, ePosition)+ ')\n'
sPosition = out.indexOf(sTime)
ePosition = out.indexOf(eTime)
lastPrice += ' as of ' + out.substring(sPosition + 6, ePosition)
sPosition = out.indexOf(sDate)
ePosition = out.indexOf(eDate)
lastPrice += ', ' + out.substring(sPosition + 6, ePosition)
}
return lastPrice
Place the Formula Field on the Right SUI Page
Navigate to Account » Pages in the App Composer.
Under Details Page Layouts, highlight the Default Layout and click the Edit Layout button
Edit the Profile Subtab
Click on the Profile sidebar subtab, and then click the Edit pencil next to Summary
Position Field on Page
Scroll down the Available Fields to Latest Stock Price and click the right shuttle button to move it over.
Use the Up button to positiion the new field underneath Stock Symbol.
Click Save and Close.
Test your new field
Navigate back to the home page, and then into Accounts.
Search for an account name such as A. C. Networks or define a saved search. Click on the account name link.
On the Account subtabs, click the Profile tab (second from the top).
The first time in, your Latest Stock Price will be UNKNOWN, because there is no ticker in the Stock Symbol field.
Ticker Data!
Fill in the Stock Symbol field with a valid stock ticker symbol.
Click **Save and Close **to return to the Accounts listing.
Click again on the account name link and then on the Profile subtab.
Note the updated stock price info in the Latest Stock Price field!


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My friends and I made a website for a cosmetic center in Yakutsk. All development took us about a month, after which the site was posted on the Internet
I made a mobile application within the Samsung IT academy that allows you to learn English quickly and easily
I soldered the microcircuit, bought a case, assembled it and use it today to charge my devices
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I ordered some body parts, soldered the microcircuit and made my own alarm clock, which still wakes me up in the morning


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RPS advance is a simple javascript app which allows a user to play Rock, Paper, Scissors against other players.
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Class Summary |
| A3 |
Used to specify PDF page with size A3. |
| A4 |
Used to specify PDF page with size A4. |
| A5 |
Used to specify PDF page with size A5. |
| Align |
Used to specify the text alignment in paragraphs. |
| B5 |
Used to specify PDF page with size B5. |
| BarCode |
Used to create one dimentional barcodes - UPC, Code 39 and Code 128. |
| BarCode2D |
Used to create PDF417 2D barcodes. |
| Bidi |
Provides BIDI processing for Arabic and Hebrew. |
| Bookmark |
Please see Example_51 and Example_52 |
| Border |
Used to control the visibility of cell borders. |
| Box |
Used to create rectangular boxes on a page. |
| CalendarMonth |
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| Cap |
Used to specify the cap style of a line. |
| Cell |
Used to create table cell objects. |
| Chart |
Used to create XY chart objects and draw them on a page. |
| CheckBox |
Creates a CheckBox, which can be set Checked or unChecked. |
| ClockWise |
Used to specify the Check mark in CheckBox. |
| CodePage |
Used to specify the character encoding - code page - for a font. |
| Color |
Used to specify the pen and brush colors. |
| Compliance |
Used to set PDF/A compliance. |
| CompositeTextLine |
Used to create composite text line objects. |
| Destination |
Used to create PDF destination objects. |
| Dimension |
Encapsulates the width and height of a component. |
| Effect |
Used to specify the text effects. |
| Embed |
Used to specify if TrueType or OpenType font should be embedded in the PDF document. |
| EmbeddedFile |
Used to embed file objects. |
| ErrorCorrectLevel |
Used to specify the error correction level for QR Codes. |
| Executive |
Used to specify PDF page with size Executive. |
| Field |
Please see Example_45 |
| FileAttachment |
Used to attach file objects. |
| Font |
Used to create font objects. |
| Form |
Please see Example_45 |
| GraphicsState |
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| Image |
Used to create image objects and draw them on a page. |
| ImageType |
Used to specify the image type of an image. |
| Join |
Used to specify the join style when joining two lines. |
| Legal |
Used to specify PDF page with size Legal. |
| Letter |
Used to specify PDF page with size Letter. |
| Line |
Used to create line objects. |
| LookupTable |
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| LZWEncode |
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| Mark |
Used to specify the Check mark in CheckBox. |
| Operation |
Used to specify the 'stroke', 'Close' and 'fill' operations. |
| OptionalContentGroup |
Container for drawable objects that can be drawn on a page as part of Optional Content Group. |
| Page |
Used to create PDF page objects. |
| PageLayout |
Used to specify the PDF page layout. |
| PageMode |
Used to specify the PDF page mode. |
| Paragraph |
Used to create paragraph objects. |
| Path |
Used to create path objects. |
| PDF |
Used to create PDF objects that represent PDF documents. |
| PDFobj |
Used to create Java or .NET objects that represent the objects in PDF document. |
| PlainText |
Please see Example_45 |
| PNGImage |
Used to embed PNG images in the PDF document. |
| Point |
Used to create point objects with different shapes and draw them on a page. |
| QRCode |
Used to create 2D QR Code barcodes. |
| RadioButton |
Creates a RadioButton, which can be set Selected or unSelected. |
| Segment |
Used to specify the segment of Ellipse or Circle to draw. |
| Single |
Please see Example_45 |
| StructElem |
Used to specify PDF structure element objects. |
| Table |
Used to create table objects and draw them on a page. |
| Tabloid |
Used to specify PDF page with size Tabloid. |
| Text |
Please see Example_45 |
| TextBlock |
Class for creating blocks of text. |
| TextBox |
A box containing line-wrapped text. |
| TextColumn |
Used to create text column objects and draw them on a page. |
| TextFrame |
Please see Example_47 |
| TextLine |
Used to create text line objects. |
| Title |
Please see Example_51 and Example_52 |


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Research Interests
Motor Control, Working Memory
Pain Perception, Cognitive Control
Education
2016.3 ~ 2018.8 – M.S. Cognitive Psychology, Korea University, Seoul, Korea
2011.3 ~ 2016.2 – B.A. Psychology Major, Korea University, Seoul, Korea
Positions
2018.8 ~ present – Post-master Researcher, Behavioral Science Center, Psych. dept., Korea University, Seoul, Korea
2016.3 ~ 2018.8 – Graduate Researcher, HPLAB, Psych. dept., Korea University, Seoul, Korea
2015.4 ~ 2016.2- Undergraduate Research Assistant, HPLAB, Psych. dept., Korea University, Seoul, Korea
2014.7 ~ 2015.6- Undergraduate Research Assistant, Sever Mental Illness Lab, Psych. dept., Korea University, Seoul, Korea
Conference Presentation
Lim, C.E., Rheem, H., & Cho, Y.S. (Nov. 2019). The Temporal and Spatial Dynamics of the Congruency Sequence Effect. Poster presented at the 60th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Montreal, Canada
You, S., Lim, C.E., Park, M., Ryu, S., Lee, H.J., Choi, J.M., & Cho, Y.S. (Jul. 2019). Impulsivity and poor inhibitory control in emotional contexts in suicide ideators and attempters: Evidence from an emotional stop-signal task and self-report measures. Poster presented at the 9th World Congress of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (WCBCT), Berlin, Germany
Lim, C.E. & Cho, Y.S. (Nov. 2018). The Control Mechanism Underlying the Processing of Horizontal and Vertical Dimensions. Poster presented at the 59th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, New Orleans, LA
Lim, C. & Cho, Y.S. (May. 2018). The Influence of Response Mode on the Scope of Control in the Simon Tasks. Poster presented at the International Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Lim, C.E. & Cho, Y.S. (Feb. 2018). The Influences of Response Mode and Stimulus-Response Mappings on the Cross-task Congruency Sequence Effect. Talk presented at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Korean Society for Cognitive and Biological Psychology, Suwon, Korea
Lim, C.E. & Cho, Y.S. (Nov. 2017). The Influences of Response Mode and Stimulus-Response Mappings on the Cross-Task Congruency Sequence Effect. Poster presented at the 58th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Vancouver, Canada
Noh, J., Park J., Kaela, S.K., Um, S., Jung, J., Baek, I., Lim, C.E., Cho, Y.S. (Aug. 2017). Congruency Sequence Effect in the Simon Task with Working Memory Load. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Korean Psychology Association, Seoul, Korea
Lim C.E. & Cho, Y.S. (Jan. 2017). The Influences of Response Mode and Stimulus-Response Mappings on the Cross-task Congruency Sequence Effect. Talk presented at the 29th Annual Meeting of the Korean Society for Cognitive and Biological Psychology, Busan, Korea
Lim C. & Cho, Y.S. (Nov. 2016). Influences of Working Memory Load on the Congruency Sequence Effect. Poster presented at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, Boston, MA
Kim, Y., Moon, J., Sim, J., Jang, D., Yasmin, G., Lim, C.E., Cho, Y.S. (Aug. 2016). The Interaction between Congruency Sequence Effect and Working Memory Using Facial Stroop task. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Korean Psychology Association, Gunsan, Korea


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MiniApp UI component is the key to creating the MiniApp page. Each component builds an independent interactive function unit by simply encapsulating data and methods. This allows developers to reuse components in MiniApp to realize functions such as view containers, texts, and forms.
This document specifics a set of standard common UI components for MiniApp, that allows the developers to develop programs by combing these components. The standard MiniApp common UI component can help to improve the cross-platform capability of MiniApp and allows codes to easily migrate to different native apps and operating systems, improving developer work efficiency.
MiniApp is a concept of light software application, that can be distributed through any digital means, and accessed through the Web. Normally, MiniApps are made of high-level building blocks called Components, which allow developers to quickly construct the UI for a MiniApp.
MiniApp common UI components are usually stored in the common directory of the MiniApp package. Each component contains the following files:
.html
.css
.js
MiniApp UI components can be classified into the following types: basic component, container component, and Meida component.
Basic Components
Container Components
Common attributes are used to set component identities and appearance. Generally, all components support the following attributes:
| Attribute | Type | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id |
string | No | Unique ID of a component. |
style |
string | No | Style declaration of a component. |
class |
string | No | Style class of a component, which is used to refer to a style table. |
The following codes shown an example to introduce how to use above common attributes:
<!-- Associate this component with the style code in the .container block in example.css. --> <div class="container"> <text id="title" style="font-size: {{fontSize}}; color: {{fontColor}};"> Hello World </text> </div>
/* Class selector. All components with the container class use this style. */ .container { flex-direction: column; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; left: 0px; top: 0px; width: 454px; height: 454px; }
Common events can be bound to most components.
| Attribute | Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Click |
Triggered when a component is clicked. | ||
Longpress |
Triggered when a component is long pressed. | ||
Swipe |
Direction | string | Triggered when a user quickly slides on a component. Sliding direction. The value can be one of the following: 1) left: Slide from right to left; 2) right: Slide from left to right; 3) up: Slide upwards; 4) down: Slide downwards |
Touchstart |
TouchEvent | This event is triggered when a finger touches the screen. | |
Touchmove |
TouchEvent | This event is triggered when a finger moves on the screen. | |
Touchcancel |
TouchEvent | This event is triggered when the touch operation on the screen is interrupted. | |
Touchend |
TouchEvent | This event is triggered when the touch ends. |
The TouchEvent defined as an object to present different touch types. The attributes of the TouchEvent object are shown as following:
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Touches |
Array <Object> | Attribute set of the touch event, including the information array of the touch points on the screen. |
ChangedTouches |
Array <Object> | Attribute set when a touch event occurs, including the information array of changed touch points on the screen. changedTouches has the same data format as touches and indicates touch point changes, such as from no touch point to newly generated touch points, from some touch points to no touch point, and location changes. For example, when the user's finger leaves the touchscreen, no data exists in the touches array, but changedTouches will save the generated data. |
The parameters filled in Array<Object> of TouchEvent are shown as following:
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
globalX |
Number | Horizontal distance from the upper left corner of the screen (excluding the status bar). The upper left corner of the screen acts as the coordinate origin. |
globalY |
Number | Vertical distance from the upper left corner of the screen (excluding the status bar). The upper left corner of the screen acts as the coordinate origin. |
localX |
Number | Horizontal distance from the upper left corner of the touched component. The upper left corner of the component acts as the coordinate origin. |
localY |
Number | Vertical distance from the upper left corner of the touched component. The upper left corner of the component acts as the coordinate origin. |
size |
Number | Touch area. |
The 'div' component is a basic container that is used as the root node of the page structure or is used to group the content.
The 'div' component has no additional attributes except the common attributes.
The 'div' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'list' component has no additional attributes except the common attributes.
In addition to common events, the component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
Scrollend |
Triggered when the list stops scrolling. |
The 'list-item' is a child component of 'list' and is used to display items in a list.
The 'list-item' component has no additional attributes except the common attributes.
The 'list-item' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'swiper' component provides a swiper container that enables the switch of child components.
In addition to common attributes, the 'swiper' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
index |
Number | 0 | No | Index of the child component currently displayed in the container. |
loop |
Boolean | True | No | Whether to enable looping. |
vertical |
Boolean | False | No | Style class of a component, which is used to refer to a style table. |
In addition to common events, the 'swiper' component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
change |
{index:currentIndex} | Triggered when the index of the currently displayed component changes. |
The 'tabs' component is a label that is used to classify a set of attributes.
In addition to common attributes, the 'tabs' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
index |
Number | 0 | No | Index of the child component currently displayed in the container. |
vertical |
Boolean | False | No | Whether the tab is vertical. Available values are as follows: 1- false: The 'tab-bar' and 'tab-content' are arranged vertically. 2- true: The 'tab-bar' and 'tab-content' are arranged horizontally. |
disabled |
Boolean | False | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'tabs' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'tab-bar' is a child component of
Attributes supported by 'tab-bar' are similar to those supported by 'tabs'. In addition to the attributes supported by 'tabs', 'tab-bar' supports the following attributes as well:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
mode |
String | scrollable | No | Extensibility of the component width. Available values are as follows: 1- scrollable: The width of a child component is the configured width. When the total width of all child components is greater than the tab-bar width, the child component can scroll horizontally. -fixed: The width of a child component equals the tab-bar width divided by the number of child components. |
The 'tab-bar' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'tab-content' is a child component of 'tabs' and is used to provide the area for displaying the tab content. By default, its height is such that all the remaining space of the 'tabs' component is filled. The child components are arranged horizontally. When 'tab-content' is used as a child element in a container, the length on the main axis direction must be specified. Otherwise, the child element cannot be displayed.
Attributes supported by 'tab-content' are similar to those supported by 'tabs'. In addition to the attributes supported by 'tabs', 'tab-content' supports the following attributes as well:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Scrollable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the tabs can be switched by swiping left or right. The default value is true. If this attribute is set to false, tab switching is implemented only through the association with tab-bar. |
The 'tab-content' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'tab-content' is a child component of 'tabs' and is used to provide the area for displaying the tab content. By default, its height is such that all the remaining space of the 'tabs' component is filled. The child components are arranged horizontally. When 'tab-content' is used as a child element in a container, the length on the main axis direction must be specified. Otherwise, the child element cannot be displayed.
Attributes supported by 'tab-content' are similar to those supported by 'tabs'. In addition to the attributes supported by 'tabs', 'tab-content' supports the following attributes as well:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Scrollable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the tabs can be switched by swiping left or right. The default value is true. If this attribute is set to false, tab switching is implemented only through the association with tab-bar. |
The 'tab-content' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'refresh' component is used to pull down to refresh the page.
In addition to common attributes, the 'refresh' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
offset |
<length> | No | Distance to the top of the parent component from the 'refresh' component that comes to rest after a successful swipe gesture. | |
type |
String | auto | No | Dynamic effect when the component is refreshed. Two options are available and cannot be modified dynamically. 1-auto: default effect. When the list is pulled to the top, the list does not move. When the list is pulled to the bottom, a circle is displayed. 2- pulldown: When the list is pulled to the top, users can continue to pull down to trigger a refresh. The rebound effect will appear after the refresh. If the child component contains a list, set scrolleffect of the list to no to prevent drop-down effect conflicts. |
Refreshing |
Boolean | False | No | Whether the 'refresh' component is being refreshed. |
Lasttime |
Boolean | False | No | Whether to display the last update time. The character string format is last update time: XXXX, where XXXX is displayed based on the time and date display specifications and cannot be dynamically modified. (It is recommended that this attribute be used when type is set to pulldown. The fixed distance is at the bottom of the content drop-down area. Pay attention to the offset attribute setting to prevent overlapping.) |
Friction |
Number | No | Pull-down friction coefficient. The value ranges from 0 to 100. A larger value indicates a more responsive component. For example, if a user pulls the component down 100 px, it will actually move 100 * friction% px. | |
discabled |
Boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'refresh' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'image' component is used to render and display images.
In addition to common attributes, the 'image' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Src |
String | No | Image path, which supports both local and cloud paths. The supported image formats include PNG, JPG, BMP, SVG, and GIF. | |
Alt |
String | No | Placeholder image displayed during image loading. | |
disabled |
Boolean | False | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
In addition to common events, the
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
complete |
{width: width, height: height} | Triggered when an image is successfully loaded. The loaded image is returned. |
Error |
{width: width, height: height} | Triggered when an exception occurs during image loading. In this case, the width and height are 0. |
The 'progress' component is used to provide a progress bar that displays the progress of content loading or operation processing.
In addition to common attributes, the 'progress' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Type |
String | horizontal | No | Type of the progress bar, which cannot be changed dynamically. Available values are as follows: horizontal: linear progress bar; circular: loading progress bar; ring: ring progress bar; scale-ring: ring progress bar with a scale; arc: arc progress bar. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'progress' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'text' component is used to display a piece of textual information.
In addition to common attributes, the 'text' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'text' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'input' component provides an interactive interface to receive user input. It can be a radio button, check box, button, single-line text box, and more.
In addition to common attributes, the 'input' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
type |
String | Text | No | Type of the 'input' component. Available values include text, email, date, time, number, password, button, checkbox, and radio. |
checked |
boolean | false | No | Whether the 'input' component is selected. This attribute is valid only when type is set to checkbox or radio. |
name |
string | No | Name of the 'input' component. | |
value |
string | No | Value of the 'input' component. When type is radio, this attribute is mandatory and the value must be unique for radio buttons with the same name. | |
placeholder |
string | No | Content of the hint text. This attribute is available only when the component type is set to text, email, date, time, number, or password. | |
maxlength |
number | No | Maximum number of characters that can be entered in the input box. If no value is specified, the number of characters is not limited. | |
headericon |
string | No | Icon resource path before text input. This icon does not support click events and is unavailable for button, checkbox, and radio types. The supported icon image formats are JPG, PNG, and SVG. | |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
In addition to common events, the 'input' component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
change |
{value:inputValue} | Triggered when the content entered in the text box changes. The most recent text entered by the user is returned. |
The 'button' component includes capsule, circle, text, arc, and download buttons.
In addition to common attributes, the 'button' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
type |
string | Text | No | Dynamic modification is not supported. If this attribute is not set, capsule-like buttons are displayed. Different from the capsule button, the four rounded corners of a capsule-like button can be configured using border-radius. Available button types are as follows, 1) capsule: a capsule button with fillets, background color, and text; 2) circle: a circle button which can be used to place icons; 3) text: a text button which displays the text only; 4) arc: an arc button. This value is applicable to wearables only. 5) download: a download button. The download progress bar is added. This value is applicable to smart TVs and smartphones. |
value |
string | No | Text value of the button. This attribute is unavailable for circle buttons. | |
icon |
string | No | Path of the button icon. This parameter is valid only for the circle button. The supported icon formats are JPG, PNG, and SVG. | |
waiting |
boolean | No | Waiting status. When waiting is set to true, the waiting transition is displayed on the left of the text. | |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'button' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'label' component defines labels for the 'input', 'button', and 'text' components. When a label is clicked, the click effect of the component associated with the label will be triggered.
In addition to common attributes, the 'label' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
target |
string | No | Attribute ID of the target component. | |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'label' component do not support any event.
The 'select' component provides a drop-down list that allows users to select among multiple options.
In addition to common attributes, the 'select' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
In addition to common events, the 'select' component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
change |
{newValue: newValue} | Triggered after a value is selected from the drop-down list. |
The 'slider' component is used to quickly adjust settings, such as volume and brightness.
In addition to common attributes, the 'slider' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Min |
Number | No | Minimum value of the slider. | |
Max |
Number | No | Maximum value of the slider. | |
Value |
Number | No | Initial value of the slider. | |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
In addition to common events, the 'slider' component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
change |
{newValue: newValue} | Triggered when the value changes. |
The 'switch' component is used to enable or disable a function.
In addition to common attributes, the 'switch' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
checked |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is checked or not. |
showtext |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component displays text. |
texton |
string | on | No | Text displayed when the component is checked. |
textoff |
string | off | No | Text displayed when the component is not checked. |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
In addition to common events, the 'switch' component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
change |
{checked: checkedValue} | Triggered when the checked state changes. |
The 'picker' component supports common, date, time, data and time, and multi-column text selectors.
In addition to common attributes, the 'picker' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
type |
string | No | Dynamic modification is not supported. Available values include: 1) text: text selector; 2) data: date selector; 3) time: time selector; 4) datetime: date and time selector; 5) multi-text: multi-column text selector. | |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'picker' component not support additional events except the common events.
The 'video' component provides a video player.
In addition to common attributes, the 'video' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Muted |
Boolean | false | No | Whether a video is muted. |
Src |
String | No | Path of the video content to play. | |
Autoplay |
Boolean | False | No | Whether a video is played automatically after being rendered. |
poster |
string | No | Preview poster of a video. | |
controls |
boolean | True | No | Whether the control bar is displayed during video playback. If the value is set to false, the control bar is not displayed. The default value is true, indicating that the platform can either show or hide the control bar. |
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
In addition to common events, the 'video' component supports the following private events as well:
| Name | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
prepared |
Triggered when a video preparation is complete. | |
start |
Triggered when a video is played. | |
pause |
Triggered when a video is paused. | |
Finish |
Triggered when the video playback is finished. | |
error |
Triggered when the playback fails. | |
seeking |
{currenttime: value (second)} | Triggered to report the time when the progress bar is being dragged. |
seeked |
{currenttime: value (second)} | Triggered to report the playback time when the user finishes dragging the progress bar. |
timeupdate |
{currenttime: value (second)} | Triggered once per 250 ms when the playback progress changes. |
fullscreenchange |
{fullscreen: fullscreenValue } | Triggered when a video enters or exits the full screen mode. |
The 'canvas' component is used for customizing drawings.
In addition to common attributes, the 'canvas' component supports the following attributes:
| Name | Type | Default Value | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
disable |
boolean | false | No | Whether the component is disabled. If it is disabled, it cannot respond to user interaction. |
focusable |
Boolean | Truth | No | Whether the component can gain focus. When focusable is set to true, the component can gain focus if there is a focusable child component. If this attribute is set to false, the component and its child components cannot gain focus. |
data |
String | No | Attribute set for components to facilitate data storage and reading. |
The 'canvas' component not support additional events except the common events.


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