About
Smart Text is a neural network that can be used to generate complex sequences with long range structure, simply by predicting one character point at a time.
Smart Text Team
| Katerina Bastrakova | Marti Zamora | Manel Alba | Krishna Kalyan |
Want to help? Or leave an issue?
See the Github repository for contributing. Issues are always welcome.


Deadlines
Paper submission deadline
: February 15, 2019.
Acceptance notification
: April 1, 2019
Camera -ready
: April 28, 2019
Conference
: May 30 – 31, 2019


v0.6.4
- Added standard FillPattern enumeration.
- Added converters for DataSet and DataSource to Worksheet conversion.
v0.6.3
- Removed List inheritance from Worksheets so users don't try Worksheets.Add(Worksheet), which totally won't work.
- Fixed a problem with reading floating point numbers stored as an integer RK value.
- Fixed a problem with reading from the shared string table.
- Added a VS 2008 solution file.
- Fixed a problem with reading the CONTINUE record when the record is full, but the spillover string is not split between the records.
- Changed tests to use anonymous delegates instead of lambda expressions for compatibility with VS2005.
- Reverted the TestWeb project file and web.config back to the VS2005 version. This project is compatible with 2008 and 2005.
- Implemented IEnumerator in the Rows class
- Added constructor for XlsDocument that loads the document from a stream.
- Added an overload to the Save method that saves to a stream.
- Added test for offset error.
v0.6.2
- Added missing XMLDOC comments
- Expanded read functionality to read MULBLNK and MULRK records, as well as initial FORMULA record functionality (reading cached text formula results) -- see Bug 1923115
- Began support for Rich Text values
- Unicode string support/refactoring almost finished
- Successfully reading/writing Northwind DB to/from .XLS
- Fixed Workbook to not try and read non-existent SharedStringTables
- Fixed Excel 2007 issue - was choking without XF 17 (index 16) for Default Cell Format, whereas Excel 2003 was fine without it
- Added standard FontWeight enumeration.
- Implemented SharedStringTable (LABELSST vs. LABEL for text values)
- Allowed optional switching between Shared and non-Shared strings (for optimizing performance vs. filesize)
- Implemented CONTINUE records for Shared String Table Updated
- BIFF8 constants class
- Modified XlsDocument.Save(). Simplified code and now writes directly to a stream instead of a copy which should be faster and less overhead.
- Added LineStyle enumeration for standard line styles.
- Added methods to write DataSet to XlsDocument and DataTable to Worksheet
- Added BLANK record (supports setting Cell value to null)
- Added support for more .NET primitive types on Cell.Value Fixed issues with certain direct casts by changing to use Convert methods
v0.6.1
- Initial Workbook Structure and Windows (Workbook) Protection
- Initial Color support
- Initial Cell Locking (Worksheet Protection) support
- Initial Merge Cells support
- Implemented Column Width
- Added XMLDoc to all public classes, fields, properties and methods
- Continued adding Unit Tests Fixed Save to work on non-MS environments
v0.6.0
- Moved Cell Formatting properties from XF to directly on Cell for easier formatting.
- Fixed numeric (integer, double, and float) implementations, using bitshifting and .NET BitConverter directly from .NET primitives.
- Added DateTime value support
- Added initial framework for Read functionality (not finished but reading to workbook level now)
- Added initial Format (Decimal, Accounting, Currency, DateTime, etc.) support and StandardFormats class for standard Excel formats.
- Added framework for unit testing via Excel OLE automation.
- Consolidated External Bytes and MyOle2 projects into MyXls project so only 1 dll is required for deployment.
- Removed several unused methods/members, and changed several from public to internal.
- Added VB sample code in addition to C# samples.
- Fixed issues with writing very large (>20MB) files.
- Added this document.


Usage¶
Connect a usb camera to PC, then start GUI by executing usbcamGUI/usbcamGUI.py
as below.
python usbcamGUI.py
The frame read from the connected camera is shown in the view area of the window. User can save image, change the camera’s paramters by pushing buttons or keyboard shortcut.
Save frame¶
Press the Save
button on the top or Ctrl + s
to save frame displayed on the window. The image is saved as png and the suffix can be changed by -p <suffix>
option (for example, python usbcamGUI -p jpg
). The following suffixes will be acceptable.
png
jpg
pgm
tiff
The filename is determined by the Naming style
flag. While determined automatically in Sequantial and Timestamp mode, user can choose any filename in Manual mode. Press the Naming style
button or Ctrl + n
to switch the next flag.
| style | example |
|---|---|
| Sequential | 00000.png |
| Timestamp | [yymmdd-HHMMSS].png |
| Manual | any |
When save the image, the csv file that contain the parameters is also made at the same time. In the file, each parameter is listed in the format: [param],[value]
Video record (experimantal)¶
Press the Record
button on the top or Ctrl + r
to start recording. To improve performance, frame in the view area doesn’t update during recording.
Change parameters¶
The label, slider and value on the right of the window shows each adjustable parameter supported by camera. You can drag the slider to change its value. Whether the specified parameter is valid strongly depends on what camera you use.
Change sliders on the window.¶
If you want to change the number of sliders on right of the window, Click Choose parameter sliders in View tab or Ctrl + g
to see the list of parameters supported by camera. Check the items you want to set and click ok to reconstruct the layout contain the sliders of the selected parameters.
Change image size and FPS¶
Pressing the Properties
button calls a dialog box to change image size and FPS. Select fourcc, size and fps you want to set, then click ok. The values are applied as new properties if those are valid.
Switch theme¶
To switch the GUI color-theme, Press Light/Dark
button above the view area or ctrl + t
. The dark theme is set by default. The files for setting style are quoted from Alexhuszagh/BreezeStyleSheets
Arguments¶
Users can execute the program with options
python usbcamGUI.py <option> <value>
The list are shown with -h
option
| Option | Description | Default | example |
|---|---|---|---|
| -c | The kind of connected camera | usb_cam | -c usb_cam |
| -d | Device index of the connected camera ( /dev/video\ |
0 | -d 1 |
| --dir | A directory where the saved image and video are outputted | . (current directory) | --dir image_dir |
| -e | Extension of the image to save | png | -e pgm |
| -col | Colorspace (color or gray) | rgb | -col gray |
| -s | Show a list of width, height, fourcc and FPS supported by camera. | False | -s |
| -sa | Show a list of format supported by camera. This is output of v4l2-ctl command | False | -sa |
| -sp | Show a list of parameters supported by camera. This is output of v4l2-ctl command | False | -sp |
Note¶
Execute on Raspberry Pi¶
Executing usbcamGUI//usbcamGUI.py
with -c raspi
option is recommended due to the adjustment of window layout and parameters.
python usbcamGUI.py -c raspi
Execute on windows¶
Note that
In many case, the device number 0 is connected to the internal camera. To use usb camera connected as external device, specify the device number 1 by the following (when one camera is connected to PC).
python usbcamGUI/py -d 1
The number of adjustable parameters is set to minumum. I don’t know how to extract the camera-supported information (parameters and its min, max, step and so on) on windows machine. If anyone knows how to get that, please tell me about the information.


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
This recipe makes the most of mackerel's rich flavour, cutting through it with a sweet and sharp turnip pickle.
Place the turnip in a heatproof bowl.
Put 110ml/4fl oz water in a pan with the white wine vinegar, sugar and salt, and heat until the salt and sugar have dissolved.
Pour over the turnip and set aside to pickle for two hours, then drain off the pickling liquid.
Bring a pan of salted water to the boil, add the parsley and blanch then refresh in iced water.
Drain, squeeze dry then roughly chop and set aside.
Heat a frying pan until hot, add the butter and onion and cook for a few minutes until just softened.
Add the watercress and stock and bring to the boil then add the chopped blanched parsley.
Ladle in batches into a food processor then blend to a fine purée and pass through a fine sieve then set aside.
Bring a pan of salted water to the boil, add the asparagus and blanch for 2-3 minutes until just tender.
Drain and season the asparagus with a little olive oil, salt and black pepper.
Preheat the grill to high.
Place the mackerel onto a grill tray and season with salt and black pepper.
Grill for two minutes on each side.
To serve, place a spoonful of parsley purée onto the centre of each serving plate and smear across the centre of the plate. Place the mackerel on top and scatter the asparagus and turnips around the plate. Finish with a scattering of baby watercress and drizzle of oil.


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Cluster Statistics.
The cluster currently employs allows access to:
-> High-Availability Cores: 72 ( Auxiliary Cores)
-> 512 GB's Available RAM (+128 GB Aux RAM)
-> 80.0 TB Available Pool Storage
Introduction to the Cluster
This page is a dedicated portal into the current state of the cluster, as well as the current statistics in size and speed, as well as uptime. Forthcoming graphs will represent a minute by minute window into the cluster but generalized stats are typically more useful since machines come up and down frequently due to the current development environment and this can impact apparent statistics.
The cluster is built as the skeletal framework to run all of the software developed for the final senior thesis project. This project seeks to encode and process raw 4K cinema files in realtime via HPC and Parallel Computing.
The cluster is built using all free and open source tools. CentOS is used as the OS, Ansible for provisioning, Zabbix for monitoring and SLURM for cluster operations. Current usable dependencies are PTS, dc.RAW, cimg and other packages as well.
More information can be found from a variety of sources. Project timelines can be found here: Fall and Spring. There is a lot of method information on the Wiki Page.
Server Breakdown
Computationally, the cluster is comprised of a variety of enterprise grade servers from manufacturers like Dell, HP, Intel Development and SuperMicro.
Current Work
Current work is relevant to faster copying and streaming of files from the headnode to each of the hosts. Current stages posted here. Current investigation is parallel compression, streaming and decompression.
Current investigated software includes NetCat (NC) as well as BBCP, Pigz and PopeViewer (PV). This allows node to node operations to operate faster since the information exchanged between them will take less time to copy.
# SOURCE:
> tar -cf - /u02/databases/mydb/data_file-1.dbf | pigz | nc -l 8888
# TARGET:
> nc
"Pigz is essentially gzip, but can use multiple parallel streams to compress/decompress the data. If we replace gzip with pigz, we can achieve fantastical speeds and cut our transfer time again by the factor of ~ 2-10, comparing to scp."
Author
Project and code by @jordanwesthoff. Click on the profile for more information. RIT 2015. Senior thesis content.
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Class TreeNode
Node that represents a vertex in a routed tree.
Inheritance
System.Object
TreeNode
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
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Namespace: Elements.Spatial.AdaptiveGrid
Assembly: Hypar.Elements.dll
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public class TreeNode
Constructors
TreeNode(UInt64)
Create new node from vertex id without any connections.
Declaration
public TreeNode(ulong id)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.UInt64 | id | Id of vertex. |
Fields
Id
Id of corresponding vertex in the gird.
Declaration
public ulong Id
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.UInt64 |
Leafs
List of incoming nodes.
Declaration
public List<TreeNode> Leafs
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<TreeNode> |
Trunk
Outgoing node.
Declaration
public TreeNode Trunk
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TreeNode |
Methods
Disconnect()
Remove all incoming and outgoing connections from the grid. Removed nodes will also be disconnected from this node.
Declaration
public void Disconnect()
RemoveLeaf(TreeNode)
Remove leaf connection and set its trunk to null.
Declaration
public void RemoveLeaf(TreeNode leaf)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TreeNode | leaf |
SetTrunk(TreeNode)
Set trunk node and add this node as leaf to it.
Declaration
public void SetTrunk(TreeNode trunk)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TreeNode | trunk |


Uses of Class
org.drip.state.discount.ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
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Packages that use ExplicitBootDiscountCurve Package Description org.drip.state.creator Scenario State Curve/Surface Buildersorg.drip.state.csa Credit Support Annex Latent Stateorg.drip.state.curve Basis Spline Based Latent Statesorg.drip.state.discount Discount Curve Spline Latent Stateorg.drip.state.nonlinear Nonlinear (i.e., Boot) Latent State Construction -
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Uses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.creator
Methods in org.drip.state.creator that return ExplicitBootDiscountCurve Modifier and Type Method Description static ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
ScenarioDiscountCurveBuilder. CreateFromFlatYield(JulianDate dtStart, java.lang.String strCurrency, double dblYield, java.lang.String strCompoundingDayCount, int iCompoundingFreq)
Create a Discount Curve from the Flat Yieldstatic ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
ScenarioDiscountCurveBuilder. DiscretelyCompoundedFlatRate(JulianDate dtStart, java.lang.String strCurrency, double dblRate, java.lang.String strCompoundingDayCount, int iCompoundingFreq)
Create a Discount Curve from the Discretely Compounded Flat Ratestatic ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
ScenarioDiscountCurveBuilder. ExponentiallyCompoundedFlatRate(JulianDate dtStart, java.lang.String strCurrency, double dblRate)
Create a Discount Curve from the Exponentially Compounded Flat Ratestatic ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
ScenarioDiscountCurveBuilder. PiecewiseForward(JulianDate dtStart, java.lang.String strCurrency, int[] aiDate, double[] adblRate)
Create a discount curve from an array of dates/rates -
Uses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.csa
Subclasses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.csa Modifier and Type Class Description class
MultilateralFlatForwardCurve
MultilateralFlatForwardCurve implements the CSA Cash Rate Curve using a Flat Forward CSA Rate. -
Uses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.curve
Subclasses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.curve Modifier and Type Class Description class
ForeignCollateralizedDiscountCurve
ForeignCollateralizedDiscountCurve computes the discount factor corresponding to one unit of domestic currency collateralized by a foreign collateral.Methods in org.drip.state.curve that return ExplicitBootDiscountCurve Modifier and Type Method Description ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
ForeignCollateralizedDiscountCurve. customTweakManifestMeasure(java.lang.String strManifestMeasure, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtp)
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Uses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.discount
Methods in org.drip.state.discount that return ExplicitBootDiscountCurve Modifier and Type Method Description abstract ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
ExplicitBootDiscountCurve. createBasisRateShiftedCurve(int[] aiDate, double[] adblBasis)
Create a shifted curve from an array of basis shifts -
Uses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.nonlinear
Subclasses of ExplicitBootDiscountCurve in org.drip.state.nonlinear Modifier and Type Class Description class
FlatForwardDiscountCurve
FlatForwardDiscountCurve manages the Discounting Latent State, using the Forward Rate as the State Response Representation.Methods in org.drip.state.nonlinear that return ExplicitBootDiscountCurve Modifier and Type Method Description ExplicitBootDiscountCurve
FlatForwardDiscountCurve. customTweakManifestMeasure(java.lang.String strManifestMeasure, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtp)
Methods in org.drip.state.nonlinear with parameters of type ExplicitBootDiscountCurve Modifier and Type Method Description static boolean
NonlinearCurveBuilder. DiscountCurve(ValuationParams valParams, Component[] aCalibComp, double[] adblCalibValue, java.lang.String[] astrCalibMeasure, double dblBump, boolean bFlat, ExplicitBootDiscountCurve ebdc, GovvieCurve gc, LatentStateFixingsContainer lsfc, ValuationCustomizationParams vcp)
Boot-strap a Discount Curve from the set of calibration componentsstatic double
NonlinearCurveBuilder. DiscountCurveNode(ValuationParams valParams, Component comp, double dblCalibValue, java.lang.String strCalibMeasure, boolean bFlat, int iCurveSegmentIndex, ExplicitBootDiscountCurve ebdc, GovvieCurve gc, LatentStateFixingsContainer lsfc, ValuationCustomizationParams vcp)
Calibrate a Single Discount Curve Segment from the corresponding Component
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CAPITOL CRAWL
redefined skin slips and scissors its way
down an arm, too heavy to be rootless.
the thaw could not reach this deep.
first the saw of bones and metal;
iron bars pulled out of blooming
windows, curtains resewn. the edges
were sloughed off next: scapula
shaved, tendons rewired.
consider: the turn of the wrist.
a slow, weighted motion captured
as a stuck-out elbow and curved
spine. on the steps, bodies
shed exoskeletons, cumbersome metal
and the weight of their exclusion,
I still have shameful dreams
of this beauty.
PHONE CALL
what makes a person?
An eye, a neck, wide footsteps in the gravel:
Imagine clay shaped in reverse, the heat softening its sides
and swift hands dismantling the body. I think your life
was a little like this. Two rooms, windows crowned with age,
small tea cups wobbling on a rickety green table in
an empty apartment where people keep leaving. The carpets
record the motion, a hole worn bare by the family,
the children, the neighbors who borrow your tools and drop off
bad news. The telephones stopped making sense years ago,
now the kitchen is softer around the edges. You still keep speaking,
speaking to a disconnected number, to the window,
to the family that stops by with champagne and flowers. Outside, the garden
has dried up. You speak into the telephone for water.
Alicja Zapalska moved to America when she was six years old. She finds that the culture shift still haunts her poetry; she began writing as a way of cataloguing two disparate lifestyles, and from there has moved on to discussions of physical impairments and other obsessions that feature in her poems. She is a slam poet and attendee of the Kenyon Review Young Writers Workshop 2013.
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Rudiantara appointed PLN director, Cabinet secretary says
by Norman HarsonoFormer communications and information minister Rudiantara has been appointed to be the director of state-owned electricity firm PLN, according to Cabinet Secretary Pramono Agung.
“I hope he will be inaugurated soon,” Pramono said at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta on Monday, as quoted by kompas.com.
He said the Final Assessment Team had agreed on Rudiantara for the top post at PLN.
“The Final Assessment hearing has finished. Now the ball is on the State-owned Enterprises [SOEs] Ministry’s field,” he said.
The hearing was attended by President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, Pramono, SOEs Minister Erick Thohir and several other ministers.
However, Arya Sinulingga, an aide to Minister Erick, said he had yet to receive any confirmation from the palace regarding Rudiantara’s appointment.
“We haven’t received any information from the palace. Pak Erick usually receives [a letter from the palace], but he is still on an overseas trip. He’ll return on the 29th, so we’ll just have to wait until the minister is here,” Arya said.
He said Rudiantara was picked as one of the candidates because of his experience as a minister in the communications sector, which spoke to his ability to command a large corporation like PLN.
Rudiantara served as the communications and information minister during Jokowi’s first presidential term. In October, Johnny G. Plate replaced Rudiantara in the post. (rfa)


When We Were Kings (1996)
Grade: 67
The 1974 heavyweight championship fight between George Foreman and Muhammad Ali is the subject of this film, which won an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. A pair of famous journalists who attended the fight, George Plimpton and Norman Mailer, provide reminiscenses. Their commentary is fronted with archival footage of Ali, Foreman, fight promoter Don King, performers at a concert organized by King, dictator Mobuto, and Zaire itself, where the fight was held. There is also narration by Spike Lee and Thomas Hauser.
Ali's brash, charismatic personality comes across in numerous press conferences and interviews. He was not only a great champion, but highly entertaining as well. Africans were quick to embrace him over the menacing, sullen Foreman, the reigning champion who had seemed invincible after quick knockouts of Joe Frazier and Ken Norton. The press loved and respected Ali as well, not only for his good-natured banter and boasting, but for the values he represented and his apt observations. In those days, Foreman had no resemblance to the amiable, loquacious person that he would later become.
Promoter Don King is described as brilliant and hard-working but 'completely amoral'. Mobuto is labelled as a murderous dictator, and is compared to Joseph Stalin for his cult of personality. Norman Mailer makes the from-left-field observation that all dictators are ugly.
Before the fight, there was a major concert in Zaire. James Brown, B. B. King and The Spinners were among the performers. Footage from this concert also makes it into the documentary.
The documentary succeeds in recreating the atmosphere of the Ali-Foreman fighter. It does seem padded, however, and the series of film clips sometimes lack a cohesion which is only partly provided by the Plimpton-Mailer narration.
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Javascript objects
Javascript objects
See here
var obj = {}; //same as = new Object(); var arr = []; //same as = new Array(); //initialize if does not exist (defined in another js file?) window.myNamespace = window.myNamespace || {}; //object literal var person = { name: "Martin", //use : not = and append the comma toString: function() { return "I am " + this.name; } }; //anonymous functions can auto-execute (function() { var name = document.getElementById("text").value; function copy() { document.getElementById("out").value = name; } copy(); }()); //(immediately invoked function expression -IIFE/"iffy") //revealing module pattern var revealingModulePattern = function(){ function privateCopy() { } //not in object notation function willBePublicCopy() { } return { //return an anonyomous object publicVar: willBePublicCopy() //alias what you make public } }();
Javascript object detection
In javascript, an object that isn't defined is actually undefined, not null. The following show the different checks which will indicate whether a top level object exists. Note top-level global objects are actually properties of the window (self) object and you usually need to specify it (otherwise it unhelpfully throws an exception because it's undefined).
//only form to not need self. if (typeof (MayNotExist) != "undefined") MayNotExist += 1; //weak checking against null if (self.MayNotExist != null) MayNotExist += 1; //strong checking undefined if (self.MayNotExist !== undefined) MayNotExist += 1; //simple if (self.MayNotExist) MayNotExist += 1;
this, prototypes and constructors
A constructor is a normal function with optional arguments and typically properties (incl. methods) assigned to this
//a function that is a constructor var person = function (name) { //the properties (and methods) are given object scope with this this.name = name; }; //"new" makes an object instance var p = new person(); console.log(p.constructor.toString()); //this is the ctor function
Use .prototype for shared functions or inheritance.
person.prototype = { changeName: function (name) { this.name = name; } }; var ninja = function () {}; ninja.prototype = new person(); var p = new ninja("John");
If you don't "new" an object, "this" means the global window object. And in event handlers, depending how they are assigned, "this" may be the window object or the element that invoked them. You can override with method.call(context) (or .apply)
var Feline = function (name) { this.name = name; }; var Cat = function (name, stripes) { //call chaining Feline.call(this, name); this.stripes = stripes; }; Cat.prototype = new Feline(); var cat = new Cat("tigger", true);
NB: nested functions also lose the context.
var Adder = function (x, y) { this.x = x; this.y = y; this.sum = function () { var calc = function () { //here's an inner function - "this"=="window"!! return this.x + this.y; }; //so we have to pass this down return calc.call(this); }; };


Syntax:
var timerId = setTimeout(callback func,delay,arg1,arg2,... )
Where to use?
- Search
- Window resize
- Scroll
Where to use?
- Search - debouncing
- Window resize - debouncing/throttling
- Scroll - throttling
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- padLeft(String, int) - Static method in class cs3500.music.util.StringUtilities
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Pad s
by numPads
spaces on the left.
- padRight(String, int) - Static method in class cs3500.music.util.StringUtilities
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Pad s
by numPads
spaces on the right.
- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class cs3500.music.view.PianoPanel
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- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class cs3500.music.view.RowHeaderPanel
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- paintComponent(Graphics) - Method in class cs3500.music.view.SheetPanel
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- parseFile(Readable, CompositionBuilder<T>) - Static method in class cs3500.music.util.MusicReader
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A factory for producing new music compositions, given a source of music and a
builder for constructing compositions.
- PianoPanel - Class in cs3500.music.view
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Displays a piano with keys that highlight to show the currently playing notes.
- Pitch - Class in cs3500.music.model
-
This is just an idea.
- Pitch(NoteType, Octave) - Constructor for class cs3500.music.model.Pitch
-
Public constructor for a pitch object.
- PitchSequence - Class in cs3500.music.model
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Representation of a sequence of notes at a pitch.
- PitchSequence(Octave, NoteType) - Constructor for class cs3500.music.model.PitchSequence
-
Constructs an instance of PitchSequence
.
- PitchSequenceTest - Class in cs3500.music.tests
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- PitchSequenceTest() - Constructor for class cs3500.music.tests.PitchSequenceTest
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- playing - Variable in class cs3500.music.control.SimpleController
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- playingAt(int) - Method in class cs3500.music.model.PitchSequence
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Determines if this pitch is playing at the given beat.
- PlayingMode - Enum in cs3500.music.view
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Created by adambechtold on 6/25/17.
- practice - Variable in class cs3500.music.control.SimpleController
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- process(MouseEvent) - Method in interface cs3500.music.control.MouseEventProcessor
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Processes event e
.


pymatgen.symmetry.maggroups module
Magnetic space groups.
- class MagneticSpaceGroup(*args, **kwargs)[source]
Bases:
pymatgen.symmetry.maggroups.MagneticSpaceGroup
Representation of a magnetic space group.
Initializes a MagneticSpaceGroup from its Belov, Neronova and Smirnova (BNS) number supplied as a list or its label supplied as a string. To create a magnetic structure in pymatgen, the Structure.from_magnetic_spacegroup() method can be used, which relies on this class.
The main difference between magnetic space groups and normal crystallographic space groups is the inclusion of a time reversal operator that acts on an atom’s magnetic moment. This is indicated by a prime symbol (’) next to the respective symmetry operation in its label, e.g. the standard crystallographic space group Pnma has magnetic subgroups Pn’ma, Pnm’a, Pnma’, Pn’m’a, Pnm’a’, Pn’ma’, Pn’m’a’.
The magnetic space groups are classified as one of 4 types where G = magnetic space group, and F = parent crystallographic space group:
G=F no time reversal, i.e. the same as corresponding crystallographic group
G=F+F1’, “grey” groups, where avg. magnetic moment is zero, e.g. a paramagnet in zero ext. mag. field
G=D+(F-D)1’, where D is an equi-translation subgroup of F of index 2, lattice translations do not include time reversal
G=D+(F-D)1’, where D is an equi-class subgroup of F of index 2
There are two common settings for magnetic space groups, BNS and OG. In case 4, the BNS setting != OG setting, and so a transformation to go between the two settings is required: specifically, the BNS setting is derived from D, and the OG setting is derived from F.
This means that the OG setting refers to the unit cell if magnetic order is neglected, and requires multiple unit cells to reproduce the full crystal periodicity when magnetic moments are present. This does not make the OG setting, in general, useful for electronic structure calculations and the BNS setting is preferred. However, this class does contain information on the OG setting and can be initialized from OG labels or numbers if required.
Conventions: ITC monoclinic unique axis b, monoclinic cell choice 1, hexagonal axis for trigonal groups, origin choice 2 for groups with more than one origin choice (ISO-MAG).
Raw data comes from ISO-MAG, ISOTROPY Software Suite, iso.byu.edu http://stokes.byu.edu/iso/magnetic_data.txt with kind permission from Professor Branton Campbell, BYU
Data originally compiled from: (1) Daniel B. Litvin, Magnetic Group Tables (International Union
of Crystallography, 2013) www.iucr.org/publ/978-0-9553602-2-0.
C. J. Bradley and A. P. Cracknell, The Mathematical Theory of Symmetry in Solids (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1972).
See http://stokes.byu.edu/iso/magneticspacegroupshelp.php for more information on magnetic symmetry.
- Parameters
id – BNS number supplied as list of 2 ints or BNS label as str or index as int (1-1651) to iterate over all space groups


Loads a model saved via save_model
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tf.compat.v1.keras.models.load_model
tf.compat.v2.keras.models.load_model
tf.keras.models.load_model( filepath, custom_objects=None, compile=True )
filepath
: One of the following:h5py.File
object from which to load the modelcustom_objects
: Optional dictionary mapping names
(strings) to custom classes or functions to be
considered during deserialization.compile
: Boolean, whether to compile the model
after loading.A Keras model instance. If an optimizer was found
as part of the saved model, the model is already
compiled. Otherwise, the model is uncompiled and
a warning will be displayed. When compile
is set
to False, the compilation is omitted without any
warning.
ImportError
: if loading from an hdf5 file and h5py is not available.IOError
: In case of an invalid savefile.


Plot of the Projections of the Globe
In the menus ‚projection and ,Colour‚ the settings in Fabric7.ini can be changed.
The distance between the great circles is written into the input field on the right. The value should be a divisor of 90. The 'increment' is the distance between the the calculated points with which the circles are plotted. It should be a divisor of the distance between the circles. The tilt angle is the inclination of the N-S-axis.


class NumberCount(models.Model):
Represents the ongoing number of the application.
| Class Variable | number |
Set the number filed of the table for the complete application number with length of 15. |
| Class Variable | legislature |
Set the number of the current legislature to a length of 7 |
| Class Variable | session |
Filed of the next session of the "plenum". |
| Class Variable | ongoing_number |
Field for the ongoing number across all applications. |
| Class | Meta |
Sets the ordering for the model. |
| Method | __str__ |
Returns a string representation of the model for the admin site. |


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by The Associated PressCAIRO — An Egyptian media outlet critical of the government of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi says plainclothes police have raided its headquarters in Cairo.
Mada Masr, one of a shrinking number of independent news websites in Egypt, reported the raid in a tweet Sunday. It says: “Staff are currently being held inside, and their phones have been switched off.” It was unclear how many people were inside the office.
A police spokesman was not immediately available for comment.
The raid came a day after Mada said security forces detained one of its editors, Shady Zalat, at his home in Cairo early Saturday.
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748. Shortest Completing Word
Difficulty: Easy
Topics: HashTable
Find the minimum length word from a given dictionary words
, which has all the letters from the string licensePlate
. Such a word is said to complete the given string licensePlate
Here, for letters we ignore case. For example, "P"
on the licensePlate
still matches "p"
on the word.
It is guaranteed an answer exists. If there are multiple answers, return the one that occurs first in the array.
The license plate might have the same letter occurring multiple times. For example, given a licensePlate
of "PP"
, the word "pair"
does not complete the licensePlate
, but the word "supper"
does.
Example 1:
Input: licensePlate = "1s3 PSt", words = ["step", "steps", "stripe", "stepple"]
Output: "steps"
Explanation: The smallest length word that contains the letters "S", "P", "S", and "T".
Note that the answer is not "step", because the letter "s" must occur in the word twice.
Also note that we ignored case for the purposes of comparing whether a letter exists in the word.
Example 2:
Input: licensePlate = "1s3 456", words = ["looks", "pest", "stew", "show"]
Output: "pest"
Explanation: There are 3 smallest length words that contains the letters "s".
We return the one that occurred first.
Note:
licensePlate
will be a string with length in range[1, 7]
.licensePlate
will contain digits, spaces, or letters (uppercase or lowercase).words
will have a length in the range[10, 1000]
.- Every
words[i]
will consist of lowercase letters, and have length in range[1, 15]
.
Solution
Language: Python
class Solution(object):
def shortestCompletingWord(self, licensePlate, words):
"""
:type licensePlate: str
:type words: List[str]
:rtype: str
"""
words = sorted(words, key=len)
lp = [c.lower() for c in licensePlate if c.isalpha()]
cnt = collections.Counter(lp)
for w in words:
cur = collections.Counter(list(w))
if cur & cnt == cnt:
return w
Notes
- time complexity: max(O(nlogn), O(n*m))
- cant use & operation between lists


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Green light for £1m bid to turn listed Portrush bank building into aparthotel
by Ryan McAleerBELFAST hotel group Andras House has been granted planning approval to redevelop a former Northern Bank building in Portrush into an aparthotel.
Planning officials at Causeway Coast and Glens council had been delegated with the authority to determine whether or not the project could go ahead. They issued the green light on Thursday.
The listed building, which closed in 2012, will now be converted into six serviced apartments, with space for a ground floor café bar.
It’s expected to provide six new jobs for the north coast resort.
Andras House is headed by Rajesh Rana, the current president of Belfast Chamber. His group owns a series of hotels including the Crowne Plaza in Shawsbridge and the Hampton by Hilton hotel in Belfast city centre.
The old bank sits across the street from the former Londonderry Hotel in Portrush, which Andras will develop into a new £6.6m hotel.
In January, councillors on Causeway Coast and Glens’ planning committee voted to approve the 87-bed hotel project, against the recommendation of officials. It followed a series of interventions from leading business bodies in the north.
The latest investment in Portush by Andras House been valued at £1m by industry monitor Construction Information Services Ireland.
Unlike the Londonderry Hotel project, the planning application had been delegated to officials for approval.
A spokesperson for the Causeway Coast and Glens council said: “The former Northern Bank building is listed Grade B+. The building was listed in 1977 and has a distinctive architectural style and quality retaining much of its original character.
“The proposed works will retain and enhance the architectural features and bring this historic building back into use providing job creation for six staff.”


SUSIE XI RAO / RESEARCHER / PHD CANDIDATE
Affiliations
- DS3Lab, Department of Computer Science (INFK), ETH Zurich
- Chair of Applied Economics, Department of Management, Technology, and Economics (MTEC), ETH Zurich
Research background and areas
With a background in Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing, Susie Rao is now working as a Data Science researcher at the Chair of Applied Economics and a PhD candidate at the DS3Lab under the co-supervision Prof. Ce Zhang (technical) and Prof. Peter Egger (domain). She graduated from the Institute of Computational Linguistics of the University of Zurich (Director: Prof. Martin Volk).
Her research interests are dynamic network analysis, information extraction, natural language processing and their applicability to various domains such as bibliometrics, e-commerce, and applied economics.
She has been working on the following research projects:
- pattern matching and record linkage in large databases, e.g.,
- information extraction and categorization in legal text such as international investment treaties and court cases, e.g.,
- fraud detection, e.g.,
- xFraud (finalized);
- Dynamic HGNN (finalized);
- Real-time fraud detection (finalized);
- topology and endogeneity of firm-product-trade network and discipline connectedness in the “Web” of Science as well as the interplay between patents and scholarly publications (ongoing).
Contact me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Recommended subject fields :-) e.g.,
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- [master thesis]
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Related links
For more infomation about DS3Lab, visit ds3lab.org.
For more infomation about Chair of Applied Economics, visit https://cae.ethz.ch.


Public Member Functions | |
| void | init_graph () |
| Position | Left_turn (Position p) |
| Position | Back (Position p) |
| Position | Right_turn (Position p) |
| Position | Straight (Position p) |
| Position | pos_after_action (Position curr, int action) |
| void | move_the_bot (Position curr, int patient_id) |
| int | find_distance (Position curr, int final_pos, int counter) |
| Graph () | |
| int | search (int patient_id, Position curr) |
Public Attributes | |
| int[][][] | grph = new int[16][4][4] |
| int[][][] | distance_pos_ori_pos = new int[16][4][16] |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final int | RIGHT = 0 |
| static final int | LEFT = 1 |
| static final int | STRAIGHT = 2 |
| static final int | BACKWARD = 3 |
| static final int | FINISH = 5 |
| static final int | NOPATH = -2 |
| static final int | BOT_POLLING = 5 |
| static final int | PATIENT_POLLING = 6 |
| static final int | NORTH = 0 |
| static final int | SOUTH = 1 |
| static final int | EAST = 2 |
| static final int | WEST = 3 |
| static final int | INFINTY = 25 |
| static final int | SERVER_ID1_position = 14 |
| static final int | SERVER_ID2_position = 15 |
| static final int | SERVER_ID1_orientation = Graph.SOUTH |
| static final int | SERVER_ID2_orientation = Graph.NORTH |
| static final int | SERVER_ID1 = -2 |
| static final int | SERVER_ID2 = -3 |
Package Attributes | |
| boolean | DEBUG = false |
| int | no_calls = 0 |
Static Package Attributes | |
| static Map< Integer, Integer > | patientPos = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>() |
This class contains all information about the floor plan of the hospital. In the present implementation the arena has been hardcoded in this class. If the floor plan or bot routes are modified then this is the only class that needs to be changed. All distance orientation and path finding functions are part of this graph. Currently the arena is as follows.
Definition at line 34 of file Graph.java.
| pss::server::Graph::Graph | ( | ) | [inline] |
Default Constructor
Definition at line 406 of file Graph.java.
This function computes the new position after a 180 degree turn
| p | Current Position |
Definition at line 210 of file Graph.java.
| int pss::server::Graph::find_distance | ( | Position | curr, | |
| int | final_pos, | |||
| int | counter | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Recurrsive function to compute distance (in terms of number of edges left to traverse), Memoization used for optimization
| curr | Current position | |
| final_pos | Final position | |
| counter | Countdown to avoid getting stuck in cycles during recursive calls. Initialized to "infinity" |
Definition at line 333 of file Graph.java.
| void pss::server::Graph::init_graph | ( | ) | [inline] |
initialize the distance from one position to another position to infinity
initialize the position of the patients
initialize graph and set the respective neighbours
Definition at line 82 of file Graph.java.
THis function calculate the new position after a left turn.
| p | Current Position |
Definition at line 185 of file Graph.java.
| void pss::server::Graph::move_the_bot | ( | Position | curr, | |
| int | patient_id | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Tester function to be used to print the path in the Graph Tester module
| curr | Current bot position | |
| patient_id | Destination patient id |
Definition at line 308 of file Graph.java.
Compute the new Position of the bot after a specific action FORWARD, LEFT_TURN, RIGHT_TURN or BACKWRD (encoded as an int)
| curr | Current position | |
| action | Next action |
Definition at line 273 of file Graph.java.
This function computes the new position after a right turn.
| p | Current Position |
Definition at line 235 of file Graph.java.
| int pss::server::Graph::search | ( | int | patient_id, | |
| Position | curr | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Seraches the graph and find out the action to be taken on the path to reach the patient.
| patient_id | Destination patient id | |
| curr | Current position |
check if same as well
Definition at line 442 of file Graph.java.
This function computes the new position if no turn is taken and the bot just moves straight upto the next cross.
| p | Current Position |
Definition at line 260 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::BACKWARD = 3 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::BOT_POLLING = 5 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
boolean pss::server::Graph::DEBUG = false [package] |
Debugging flags.
Definition at line 71 of file Graph.java.
| int [][][] pss::server::Graph::distance_pos_ori_pos = new int[16][4][16] |
Array used for storing the memoization results of the distance calculation algorithm
The statement
distance_pos_ori_pos[a][b][c] = d
is to be interpreted as follows.
starting at "a" facing "b"; in order to reach "c" you need to make "d" moves.
Definition at line 67 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::EAST = 2 [static] |
Definition at line 54 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::FINISH = 5 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
| int [][][] pss::server::Graph::grph = new int[16][4][4] |
first co-ordinate denotes the position of the bot.
Second denote the orientation
0 = right,1=left,2=up,3=down
third index denotes the diretcion in which bot will turn.
0=right,1=left,2=straight,3=backward.
(A straight turn means no turn)
The statement
grph[a][b][c] = d
is to be interpreted as follows.
at "a" facing "b", if you turn "c" you will be facing "d"
Definition at line 52 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::INFINTY = 25 [static] |
Definition at line 59 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::LEFT = 1 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
int pss::server::Graph::no_calls = 0 [package] |
Debugging variable for number of recursive calls of distance computing function
Definition at line 75 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::NOPATH = -2 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::NORTH = 0 [static] |
Definition at line 54 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::PATIENT_POLLING = 6 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
Map<Integer, Integer> pss::server::Graph::patientPos = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>() [static, package] |
store the node location (room no.) of patients according to patient id.
Definition at line 39 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::RIGHT = 0 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SERVER_ID1 = -2 [static] |
ID of server location for bot 1
Definition at line 430 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SERVER_ID1_orientation = Graph.SOUTH [static] |
Initial orientation of bot 1.
Definition at line 421 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SERVER_ID1_position = 14 [static] |
Initial location of bot 1.
Definition at line 413 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SERVER_ID2 = -3 [static] |
ID of server location for bot 2
Definition at line 434 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SERVER_ID2_orientation = Graph.NORTH [static] |
Initial orientation of bot 1.
Definition at line 425 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SERVER_ID2_position = 15 [static] |
Initial location of bot 2.
Definition at line 417 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::SOUTH = 1 [static] |
Definition at line 54 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::STRAIGHT = 2 [static] |
Definition at line 53 of file Graph.java.
final int pss::server::Graph::WEST = 3 [static] |
Definition at line 54 of file Graph.java.


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Introduction
Congrats! You successfully built a Machine Learning model locally. Big first step! After evaluating your model's performance & being "satisfied"
(read: content) with the results, how can you go about packaging all of this goodness to share with the world? How can we embed a machine learning model into a web application
that can not only classify or infer but also learn from data in real-time? It starts with creating a model that persists (the literal
definition of the word works just fine here 🙂)
Saving the current state of a trained machine learning model
There are a number of options available. However, given how widely Python is considered the go-to language for Machine Learning, I recommend its built-in
pickle module - a module that allows a trained model to persist on a hosted, client-facing platform by allowing us to serialize and de-serialize its
structures to compact byte code. This way, we're able to save the model in its current state & reload whenever we're looking to make a prediction
or inference on new samples, without needing to retrain it from scratch each time. As you'd imagine, there are many benefits to this - time, performance,
etc.
Creating a Pickle file
So we trained our model successfully, and are delighted with its performance on previously-unseen data.. what comes next? For the purposes of this
article, let's assume we own a toothbrush company, and we trained a model to infer user sentiment on how a newly launched brush - a brush
that was marketed to massage gums like never experienced before, was received by some of our loyal customers. Let's also assume we trained a logistic
regression model to determine whether a sentiment (expressed in the form of a toothbrush review) is good (positive) or bad (negative). Consequently,
we'd have a web app that allows a user to type in their review, and the goal would be to use our model which persists on the web app to reply to the
input in real-time: "positive" or "negative"
import pickle
import os
dest = os.path.join('sentimentfolder', 'pkl_objects')
if not os.path.exisits(dest):
os.makedirs(dest)
pickle.dump(stop,
open (os.path.join(dest, 'stopwords.pkl'), 'wb'),
protocol=4)
pickle.dump(clf,
open(os.path.join(dest, 'classifier.pkl'), 'wb'),
protocol = 4)
Key takeaways from code above:
The sentimentfolder directory is where we'll later store the files and data for our web app.
Within the sentimentfolder directory, we created a pkl_objects subdirectory to save the serialized Python objects to our local drive.
Through Pickle's dump method, we serialized our pre-trained model, together with the stop word set from NLTK, so we don't have to install it
on the server.
The dump method took the object we want to pickle as its first parameter, then provided an open file object to specify where
the Python object will be written to as a second parameter.
Through the 'wb' parameter inside the open() function, the .pkl file will be opened in "binary mode".
We set protocol = 4 to play it safe with any potential mismatch that might occur between our Python version or env. & the most
efficient protocol available for Pickle files (NB: for Python 3.4, this was the latest protocol. If any errors persist,
consider a lower protocol).
What comes next? Watch out for Part 2: unpickling the serialized model for future inputs...


an eXist-db based application bridges that gap with its implementation of the processing model allowing to create standalone digital editions out of the box
View SampleThe Versioning Machine is a framework and an interface for displaying multiple versions of text encoded according to the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Guidelines, and is P5 compatible.
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Flower is a powerful web based Celery monitoring tool designed to keep track of our tasks. Admins may view the state of which tasks were run, with what arguments, and many more features. Here you may also view which queues your celery workers are consuming, and the state of any tasks in them. At last, there is also a great monitoring page for viewing the systemic impact of your workers.
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THE LASERMAN A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: *** (out of ****)
(Review written in 1990)
THE LASERMAN: somehow the title of writer-director-producer Peter Wang's film conjures up images of superheroes, like UltraMan and Spiderman. You kind of expect an adventure flick about a crime fighter who can shoot laser beams from his fingertips. As it turns out, THE LASERMAN _is_ about crime and about laser beams, but there aren't any superheroes. Instead, Wang's film is populated by a group of refreshingly off-beat characters living in the ultimate cultural melting pot: New York City. THE LASERMAN is a comic brew which celebrates ethnicity, eccentricity, and electricity.
The film tells the bizarre story of Arthur Weiss (Marc Hayashi), a Chinese-American laser scientist whose life becomes incredibly hectic after he accidentally kills his lab assistant in an experiment. He loses his job but finds work with a mysterious company which secretly plans to use laser technology to commit dastardly deeds. Arthur's professional life is cluttered with moral dilemmas. His personal life, on the other hand, is cluttered with colorful friends and quirky relatives. In fact, Arthur is by far the blandest character in the film, despite a charismatic performance by Hayashi (the San Francisco-based actor whose films include CHAN IS MISSING and THE KARATE KID II). It's the auxiliary characters who give THE LASERMAN its unique spark.
Arthur's not-so-typical Jewish mother, Ruth, for example, is convinced that a Chinese Soul is trapped in her Jewish body.  Veteran stage actress Joan Copeland takes the part and runs with it, almost stealing the movie in the process. She plays Ruth as a driven woman, determined to overcome her genetic heritage by immersing herself in Chinese culture.
Arthur's girlfriend Janet (Maryann Urbano) is a kooky free-spirit who would rather meditate than copulate; her ultimate goal is orgasm through Zen meditation. Arthur's best friend, Joey (Tony Leung), is a small time thief who hustles everything from microwave ovens to machine guns.  Arthur's 11-year-old son, Jimmy, played by the amazingly adorable David Chan, is--horror of horrors--bad at math! He finds it impossible to meet his father's lofty expectations.
The various people in Arthur's life come together to form a rich tapestry of humanity. Like Wang's earlier film, A GREAT WALL (about a San Francisco family visiting relatives in China), THE LASERMAN revolves around cultural differences. Every character in the film is, in some way or another, trying to find his identity--struggling to negotiate a balance between his native culture and the American way.
The movie also offers a provocative look at technology.  The film views technology with a wary eye, acknowledging its necessity while at the same time realizing its potential dangers. Wang raises the time-honored question of whether scientists should be held responsible for their inventions. Was Einstein responsible for the A-bomb? Is Arthur Weiss responsible for his lasers? The movie pits spirituality against technology, man against machine, and the result is a draw. According to the film, technology has its place, but we must employ it with great forethought and caution.
Ironically, by its very nature, THE LASERMAN is a triumph of technology--the technology of filmmaking. Wang's direction is exquisite, especially during the tense finale in which the director frantically cross-cuts between the various subplots, perhaps in homage to D.W. Griffith. Cinematographer Ernest Dickerson, who has worked on all of Spike Lee's films, gives THE LASERMAN a distinctive, artistic look. Mason Daring's score, which includes a send-up of Bach, is right on target.
THE LASERMAN is an ambitious endeavor, which is to be applauded, but it's sometimes ambitious to a fault. Wang serves up so many slices of life in the film that it's hard to digest them all. For instance, one character (Arthur's sister) has negligible screen time, and consequently we just don't care about her marital problems. In weaving his web, Wang has included a few too many strands.
Overall, however, THE LASERMAN is a charmingly eclectic concoction. On the surface, the film is a light and bouncy comedy-thriller, overflowing with whimsical humor and visual style. The heavier issues emerge only when you take a deeper look at the film. You can ponder the moral questions or you can just sit back and enjoy the absurdity of life in China Town.
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Spoilers: Can Finn save Elly from terrifying stalker in Neighbours?
Pregnancy should be a lovely, stress free time where the mother-to-be is doted on by those around her as she prepares for life with her beautiful new baby. Not so for Neighbours’ Elly Conway (Jodi Anasta). Having already coped with a dangerous fall, having her husband leave her, and then losing the father of her baby, she’s now about to enter into a stalker hell as she faces the impending birth. Are she and her baby in danger?
And could Finn Kelly (Rob Mills) be left trying to do what he can to save her?
Finn’s feelings for Elly are getting out of hand and Susan (Jackie Woodburne) senses something is up – there is very little that can get past that woman. Finn is spending more of his time dedicating himself to Elly and the baby, and his own girlfriend is being left out in the cold. Elly feels weird about it all and finds herself having to decide if she wants to let Finn in more.
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Susan decides enough is enough and confronts Finn about his behaviour. It’s not on, treating her nieces like that. He’s lavished money on Elly and has that secret photo album he’d kept squirrelled away. It’s not right and Susan tells him so. But as she chastises him for what he’s doing, they don’t realise the vulnerable situation Elly is in.
She walks home through Lassiters, something she’s done a thousand times before, but this time she is unaware she’s being followed by a sinister-looking hooded figure. They mirror her every move and clearly have a plan for the former teacher, what do they want from her?
When Elly realises what’s going on, she runs straight to Finn who flies into protective mode, determined to find out who is leaving Elly terrified.
After setting a trap he’s shocked to learn it’s Dean, the student who helped get Elly fired. When confronted, Dean tells them he just feels guilty and wants to make things right. Weird way of going about it, there’s clearly something else at play here. It seems like he’s fobbing them off and they’re buying it.
Is he trying to get close to exact another part of a plan?
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A regular expression is a special string that describes a search pattern. Many of you have surely seen and used them already when typing expressions like ls(or dir) *.txt , to get a list of all the files with the extension txt. Regular expressions are very useful not only for pattern matching, but also for manipulating text. In SRMs regular expressions can be extremely handy. Many problems that require some coding can be written using regular expressions on a few lines, making your life much easier. (Not so) Formal Description of Regular Expressions A regular expression(regex) is one or more non-empty branches, separated by '|'. It matches anything that matches one of the branches. The following regular expression will match any of the three words "the","top","coder"(quotes for clarity). REGEX is : the|top|coder INPUT is : Marius is one of the topcoders. Found the text "the" starting at index 17 and ending at index 20. Found the text "top" starting at index 21 and ending at index 24. Found the text "coder" starting at index 24 and ending at index 29.A branch is one or more pieces, concatenated. It matches a match for the first, followed by a match for the second, etc. A piece is an atom possibly followed by a '*', '+', '?', or bound. An atom followed by '*' matches a sequence of 0 or more matches of the atom. An atom followed by `+' matches a sequence of 1 or more matches of the atom. An atom followed by `?' matches a sequence of 0 or 1 matches of the atom. The following regular expression matches any successive occurrence of the words 'top' and 'coder'. REGEX is: (top|coder)+ INPUT is: This regex matches topcoder and also codertop. Found "topcoder" starting at index 19 and ending at index 27. Found "codertop" starting at index 37 and ending at index 45.A bound is '{' followed by an unsigned decimal integer, possibly followed by ',' possibly followed by another unsigned decimal integer, always followed by '}'.If there are two integers, the first may not exceed the second. An atom followed by a bound containing one integer i and no comma matches a sequence of exactly i matches of the atom. An atom followed by a bound containing one integer i and a comma matches a sequence of i or more matches of the atom. An atom followed by a bound containing two integers i and j matches a sequence of i through j (inclusive) matches of the atom. The following regular expression matches any sequence made of '1's having length 2,3 or 4 . REGEX is: 1{2,4} INPUT is: 101 + 10 = 111 , 11111 = 10000 + 1111 Found the text "111" starting at index 11 and ending at index 14. Found the text "1111" starting at index 17 and ending at index 21. 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The following regular expression matches a string composed of two lowercase words separated by any character. Current REGEX is: ([a-z]+).\1 Current INPUT is: top-topcoder|coder I found the text "top-top" starting at index 0 and ending at index 7. I found the text "coder|coder" starting at index 7 and ending at index 18.A bracket expression is a list of characters enclosed in '[]'. It normally matches any single character from the list. If the list begins with '^', it matches any single character not from the rest of the list. If two characters in the list are separated by `-', this is shorthand for the full range of characters between those two inclusive (e.g. '[0-9]' matches any decimal digit). With the exception of ']','^','-' all other special characters, including `\', lose their special significance within a bracket expression. The following regular expression matches any 3 character words not starting with 'b','c','d' and ending in 'at'. Current REGEX is: [^b-d]at Current INPUT is: bat No match found. Current REGEX is: [^b-d]at Current INPUT is: hat I found the text "hat" starting at index 0 and ending at index 3.This example combines most concepts presented above. The regex matches a set of open/close pair of html tags. REGEX is: <([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*)(()| [^>]*)>(.*)</\1> INPUT is: TopCoder is the best Found "TopCoder is the" starting at index 0 and ending at index 37. Found "best" starting at index 38 and ending at index 49.([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*) will match any word that starts with a letter and continues with an arbitrary number of letters or digits. (()| [^>]*) will match either the empty string or any string which does not contain '>' . \1 will be replaced using backreferencing with the word matched be ([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*) The above description is a brief one covering the basics of regular expressions. A regex written following the above rules should work in both Java(>=1.4) and C++(POSIX EXTENDED). For a more in depth view of the extensions provided by different languages you can see the links given in the References section. Using regular expressions In java In java(1.4 and above) there is a package "java.util.regex" which allows usage of regular expressions. This package contains three classes : Pattern, Matcher and PatternSyntaxException.
Pattern pattern; Matcher matcher; pattern = Pattern.compile(<REGEX>); matcher = pattern.matcher(<INPUT>); boolean found; while(matcher.find()) { System.out.println("Found the text \"" + matcher.group() + "\" starting at index " + matcher.start() + " and ending at index " + matcher.end() + "."); found = true; } if(!found){ System.out.println("No match found."); }Java also offers the following methods in the String class:
Many TopCoders believe that regular expressions are one of Java's main strengths over C++ in the arena. C++ programmers don't despair, regular expressions can be used in C++ too. There are several regular expression parsing libraries available for C++, unfortunately they are not very compatible with each other. Fortunately as a TopCoder in the arena one does not have to cope with all this variety of "not so compatible with one another" libraries. If you plan to use regular expressions in the arena you have to choose between two flavors of regex APIs: POSIX_regex and GNU_regex. To use these APIs the header file "regex.h" must be included. Both of these work in two steps - first there is a function call that compiles the regular expression, and then there is a function call that uses that compiled regular expression to search or match a string. Here is a short description of both of these APIs, leaving it up to the coder to choose the one that he likes the most. POSIX_regex Includes support for two different regular expression syntaxes, basic and extended. Basic regular expressions are similar to those in ed, while extended regular expressions are more like those in egrep, adding the '|', '+' and '?' operators and not requiring backslashes on parenthesized subexpressions or curly-bracketed bounds. Basic is the default, but extended is prefered. With POSIX, you can only search for a given regular expression; you can't match it. To do this, you must first compile it in a pattern buffer, using `regcomp'. Once you have compiled the regular expression into a pattern buffer you can search in a null terminated string using 'regexec'. If either of the 'regcomp' or 'regexec' function fail they return an error code. To get an error string corresponding to these codes you must use 'regerror'. To free the allocated fields of a pattern buffer you must use 'regfree'. For an in depth description of how to use these functions please consult [2] or [3] in the References section. Example: Here is a small piece of code showing how these functions can be used: regex_t reg; string pattern = "[^tpr]{2,}"; string str = "topcoder"; regmatch_t matches[1]; regcomp(®,pattern.c_str(),REG_EXTENDED|REG_ICASE); if (regexec(®,str.c_str(),1,matches,0)==0) { cout << "Match " cout << str.substr(matches[0].rm_so,matches[0].rm_eo-matches[0].rm_so) cout << " found starting at: " cout << matches[0].rm_so cout << " and ending at " cout << matches[0].rm_eo cout << endl; } else { cout << "Match not found." cout << endl; } regfree(®);GNU_regex The GNU_regex API has a richer set of functions. With GNU regex functions you can both match a string with a pattern and search a pattern in a string. The usage of these functions is somehow similar with the usage of the POSIX functions: a pattern must first be compiled with 're_compile_pattern', and the pattern buffer obtained is used to search and match. The functions used for searching and matching are 're_search' and 're_match'. In case of searching a fastmap can be used in order to optimize search. Without a fastmap the search algorithm tries to match the pattern at consecutive positions in the string. The fastmap tells the algorithm what the characters are from which a match can start. The fastmap is constructed by calling the 're_compile_fastmap'. The GNU_regex also provides the functions 're_search2' and 're_match2' for searching and matching with split data. To free the allocated fields of a pattern buffer you must use 'regfree'. For an in-depth description of how to use these functions please consult [3]. Example: string pattern = "([a-z]+).\\1"; string str = "top-topcoder|coder"; re_pattern_buffer buffer; char map[256]; buffer.translate = 0; buffer.fastmap = map; buffer.buffer = 0; buffer.allocated = 0; re_set_syntax(RE_SYNTAX_POSIX_EXTENDED); const char* status = re_compile_pattern(pattern.c_str(),pattern.size(),&buffer); if (status) { cout << "Error: " << status << endl; } re_compile_fastmap(&buffer); struct re_registers regs; int ofs = 0; if (re_search(&buffer,str.c_str(),str.size(),0,str.size(),®s)!=-1) { cout << "Match " cout << str.substr(regs.start[0],regs.end[0]-regs.start[0]) cout << " found starting at: " cout << regs.start[0] cout << " and ending at " cout << regs.end[0] cout << endl; } else { cout << "Match not found." cout << endl; } regfree(&buffer);Real SRMs Examples The following examples are all written in Java for the sake of clarity. A C++ user can use the POSIX or the GNU regex APIs to construct functions similar to those available in Java(replace_all, split, matches). CyberLine (SRM 187 div 1, level 1) import java.util.*; public class Cyberline { public String lastCyberword(String cyberline) { String[]w=cyberline.replaceAll("-","") .replaceAll("[^a-zA-Z0-9]"," ") .split(" ") ; return w[w.length-1]; } }UnLinker (SRM 203 div 2, level 3) import java.util.*; public class UnLinker { public String clean(String text) { String []m = text.split("((http://)?www[.]|http://)[a-zA-Z0-9.]+[.](com|org|edu|info|tv)",-1); String s = m[0] ; for (int i = 1 ; i < m.length ; ++i) s = s + "OMIT" + i + m[i] ; return s ; } }CheatCode (SRM 154 div 1, level 1) import java.util.*; public class CheatCode { public int[] matches(String keyPresses, String[] codes) { boolean []map = new boolean[codes.length] ; int count = 0 ; for (int i=0;i<codes.length; ++i) { String regex = ".*" ; for (int j=0; j<codes[i].length(); ) { int k = 1; while ((j+k)<codes[i].length() && codes[i].charAt(j+k)==codes[i].charAt(j)) k++; regex = regex + codes[i].charAt(j) + "{"+k+",}"; j+=k; } regex = regex + ".*" ; if (keyPresses.matches(regex)) { map[i] = true ; count++ ; } } int []res = new int[count] ; int j=0; for (int i= 0 ; i < codes.length; ++i) if(map[i] == true) res[j++]=i ; return res ; } }References
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