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4.3 Variables and Other ReferencesA Python program accesses data values through references. A reference is a name that refers to the specific location in memory of a value (object). References take the form of variables, attributes, and items. In Python, a variable or other reference has no intrinsic type. The object to which a reference is bound at a given time does have a type, however. Any given reference may be bound to objects of different types during the execution of a program. 4.3.1 VariablesIn Python, there are no declarations. The existence of a variable depends on a statement that binds the variable, or, in other words, that sets a name to hold a reference to some object. You can also unbind a variable by resetting the name so it no longer holds a reference. Assignment statements are the most common way to bind variables and other references. The del statement unbinds references. Binding a reference that was already bound is also known as rebinding it. Whenever binding is mentioned in this book, rebinding is implicitly included except where it is explicitly excluded. Rebinding or unbinding a reference has no effect on the object to which the reference was bound, except that an object disappears when nothing refers to it. The automatic cleanup of objects to which there are no references is known as garbage collection. You can name a variable with any identifier except the 29 that are reserved as Python's keywords (see Section <IP_ADDRESS> earlier in this chapter). A variable can be global or local. A global variable is an attribute of a module object (Chapter 7 covers modules). A local variable lives in a function's local namespace (see Section 4.10 later in this chapter). <IP_ADDRESS> Object attributes and itemsThe distinction between attributes and items of an object is in the syntax you use to access them. An attribute of an object is denoted by a reference to the object, followed by a period (.), followed by an identifier called the attribute name (i.e., x.y refers to the attribute of object x that is named y). An item of an object is denoted by a reference to the object, followed by an expression within brackets ([ ]). The expression in brackets is called the index or key to the item, and the object is called the container of the item (i.e., x[y] refers to the item at key or index y in container object x). Attributes that are callable are also known as methods. Python draws no strong distinction between callable and non-callable attributes, as other languages do. General rules about attributes also apply to callable attributes (methods). <IP_ADDRESS> Accessing nonexistent referencesA common programming error is trying to access a reference that does not exist. For example, a variable may be unbound, or an attribute name or item index may not be valid for the object to which you apply it. The Python compiler, when it analyzes and compiles source code, diagnoses only syntax errors. Compilation does not diagnose semantic errors such as trying to access an unbound attribute, item, or variable. Python diagnoses semantic errors only when the errant code executes, i.e., at runtime. When an operation is a Python semantic error, attempting it raises an exception (see Chapter 6). Accessing a nonexistent variable, attribute, or item, just like any other semantic error, raises an exception. 4.3.2 Assignment StatementsAssignment statements can be plain or augmented. Plain assignment to a variable (e.g., name=value) is how you create a new variable or rebind an existing variable to a new value. Plain assignment to an object attribute (e.g., obj.attr=value) is a request to object obj to create or rebind attribute attr. 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The binding does not depend on the type of the value. In particular, Python draws no strong distinction between callable and non-callable objects, as some other languages do, so you can bind functions, methods, types, and other callables to variables. Details of the binding do depend on the kind of target, however. The target in an assignment may be an identifier, an attribute reference, an indexing, or a slicing:
We'll come back to indexing and slicing targets later in this chapter when we discuss operations on lists and dictionaries. When the target of the assignment is an identifier, the assignment statement specifies the binding of a variable. This is never disallowed: when you request it, it takes place. In all other cases, the assignment statement specifies a request to an object to bind one or more of its attributes or items. An object may refuse to create or rebind some (or all) attributes or items, raising an exception if you attempt a disallowed creation or rebinding. There can be multiple targets and equals signs (=) in a plain assignment. For example: a = b = c = 0 binds variables a, b, and c to the value 0. Each time the statement executes, the right-hand side expression is evaluated once. Each target gets bound to the single object returned by the expression, just as if several simple assignments executed one after the other. The target in a plain assignment can list two or more references separated by commas, optionally enclosed in parentheses or brackets. For example: a, b, c = x This requires x to be a sequence with three items, and binds a to the first item, b to the second, and c to the third. This kind of assignment is called an unpacking assignment, and, in general, the right-hand side expression must be a sequence with exactly as many items as there are references in the target; otherwise, an exception is raised. Each reference in the target is bound to the corresponding item in the sequence. An unpacking assignment can also swap references: a, b = b, a This rebinds a to refer to what b was bound to, and vice versa. <IP_ADDRESS> Augmented assignmentAn augmented assignment differs from a plain assignment in that, instead of an equals sign (=) between the target and the expression, it uses an augmented operator: a binary operator followed by =. The augmented operators are +=, -=, *=, /=, //=, %=, **=, |=, >>=, <<=, &=, and ^=. An augmented assignment can have only one target on the left-hand side; that is, augmented assignment doesn't support multiple targets. In an augmented assignment, just as in a plain one, Python first evaluates the right-hand side expression. Then, if the left-hand side refers to an object that has a special method for the appropriate in-place version of the operator, Python calls the method with the right-hand side value as its argument. It is up to the method to modify the left-hand side object appropriately and return the modified object (Chapter 5 covers special methods). If the left-hand side object has no appropriate in-place special method, Python applies the corresponding binary operator to the left-hand side and right-hand side objects, then rebinds the target reference to the operator's result. For example, x+=y is like x=x._ _iadd_ _(y) when x has special method _ _iadd_ _. Otherwise x+=y is like x=x+y. Augmented assignment never creates its target reference: the target must already be bound when augmented assignment executes. Augmented assignment can re-bind the target reference to a new object or modify the same object to which the target reference was already bound. Plain assignment, in contrast, can create or rebind the left-hand side target reference, but it never modifies the object, if any, to which the target reference was previously bound. The distinction between objects and references to objects is crucial here. For example, x=x+y does not modify the object to which name x was originally bound. Rather, it rebinds the name x to refer to a new object. x+=y, in contrast, modifies the object to which the name x is bound when that object has special method _ _iadd_ _; otherwise, x+=y rebinds the name x, just like x=x+y. 4.3.3 del StatementsDespite its name, a del statement does not delete objects: rather, it unbinds references. Object deletion may follow as a consequence, by garbage collection, when no more references to an object exist. A del statement consists of the keyword del, followed by one or more target references separated by commas (,). Each target can be a variable, attribute reference, indexing, or slicing, just like for assignment statements, and must be bound at the time del executes. When a del target is an identifier, the del statement specifies the unbinding of the variable. As long as the identifier is bound, unbinding it is never disallowed: when requested, it takes place. In all other cases, the del statement specifies a request to an object to unbind one or more of its attributes or items. An object may refuse to unbind some (or all) attributes or items, raising an exception if a disallowed unbinding is attempted (see also _ _delattr_ _ in Chapter 5). Unbinding a slicing normally has the same effect as assigning an empty sequence to that slice, but it is up to the container object to implement this equivalence. |
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HTTP Controllers
- Introduction
- Basic Controllers
- Controller Middleware
- Implicit Controllers
- RESTful Resource Controllers
- Dependency Injection & Controllers
- Route Caching
Introduction
Instead of defining all of your request handling logic in a single routes.php
file, you may wish to organize this behavior using Controller classes. Controllers can group related HTTP request handling logic into a class. Controllers are typically stored in the app/Http/Controllers
directory.
Basic Controllers
Here is an example of a basic controller class:
<?php namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use App\Http\Controllers\Controller;
class UserController extends Controller {
/**
* Show the profile for the given user.
*
* @param int $id
* @return Response
*/
public function showProfile($id)
{
return view('user.profile', ['user' => User::findOrFail($id)]);
}
}
We can route to the controller action like so:
Route::get('user/{id}', 'UserController@showProfile');
Note: All controllers should extend the base controller class.
Controllers & Namespaces
It is very important to note that we did not need to specify the full controller namespace, only the portion of the class name that comes after the App\Http\Controllers
namespace "root". By default, the RouteServiceProvider
will load the routes.php
file within a route group containing the root controller namespace.
If you choose to nest or organize your controllers using PHP namespaces deeper into the App\Http\Controllers
directory, simply use the specific class name relative to the App\Http\Controllers
root namespace. So, if your full controller class is App\Http\Controllers\Photos\AdminController
, you would register a route like so:
Route::get('foo', 'Photos\AdminController@method');
Naming Controller Routes
Like Closure routes, you may specify names on controller routes:
Route::get('foo', ['uses' => 'FooController@method', 'as' => 'name']);
URLs To Controller Actions
To generate a URL to a controller action, use the action
helper method:
$url = action('App\Http\Controllers\FooController@method');
If you wish to generate a URL to a controller action while using only the portion of the class name relative to your controller namespace, register the root controller namespace with the URL generator:
URL::setRootControllerNamespace('App\Http\Controllers');
$url = action('FooController@method');
You may access the name of the controller action being run using the currentRouteAction
method:
$action = Route::currentRouteAction();
Controller Middleware
Middleware may be specified on controller routes like so:
Route::get('profile', [
'middleware' => 'auth',
'uses' => 'UserController@showProfile'
]);
Additionally, you may specify middleware within your controller's constructor:
class UserController extends Controller {
/**
* Instantiate a new UserController instance.
*/
public function __construct()
{
$this->middleware('auth');
$this->middleware('log', ['only' => ['fooAction', 'barAction']]);
$this->middleware('subscribed', ['except' => ['fooAction', 'barAction']]);
}
}
Implicit Controllers
Laravel allows you to easily define a single route to handle every action in a controller. First, define the route using the Route::controller
method:
Route::controller('users', 'UserController');
The controller
method accepts two arguments. The first is the base URI the controller handles, while the second is the class name of the controller. Next, just add methods to your controller, prefixed with the HTTP verb they respond to:
class UserController extends BaseController {
public function getIndex()
{
//
}
public function postProfile()
{
//
}
public function anyLogin()
{
//
}
}
The index
methods will respond to the root URI handled by the controller, which, in this case, is users
.
If your controller action contains multiple words, you may access the action using "dash" syntax in the URI. For example, the following controller action on our UserController
would respond to the users/admin-profile
URI:
public function getAdminProfile() {}
RESTful Resource Controllers
Resource controllers make it painless to build RESTful controllers around resources. For example, you may wish to create a controller that handles HTTP requests regarding "photos" stored by your application. Using the make:controller
Artisan command, we can quickly create such a controller:
php artisan make:controller PhotoController
Next, we register a resourceful route to the controller:
Route::resource('photo', 'PhotoController');
This single route declaration creates multiple routes to handle a variety of RESTful actions on the photo resource. Likewise, the generated controller will already have methods stubbed for each of these actions, including notes informing you which URIs and verbs they handle.
Actions Handled By Resource Controller
| Verb | Path | Action | Route Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | /resource | index | resource.index |
| GET | /resource/create | create | resource.create |
| POST | /resource | store | resource.store |
| GET | /resource/{resource} | show | resource.show |
| GET | /resource/{resource}/edit | edit | resource.edit |
| PUT/PATCH | /resource/{resource} | update | resource.update |
| DELETE | /resource/{resource} | destroy | resource.destroy |
Customizing Resource Routes
Additionally, you may specify only a subset of actions to handle on the route:
Route::resource('photo', 'PhotoController',
['only' => ['index', 'show']]);
Route::resource('photo', 'PhotoController',
['except' => ['create', 'store', 'update', 'destroy']]);
By default, all resource controller actions have a route name; however, you can override these names by passing a names
array with your options:
Route::resource('photo', 'PhotoController',
['names' => ['create' => 'photo.build']]);
Handling Nested Resource Controllers
To "nest" resource controllers, use "dot" notation in your route declaration:
Route::resource('photos.comments', 'PhotoCommentController');
This route will register a "nested" resource that may be accessed with URLs like the following: photos/{photos}/comments/{comments}
.
class PhotoCommentController extends Controller {
/**
* Show the specified photo comment.
*
* @param int $photoId
* @param int $commentId
* @return Response
*/
public function show($photoId, $commentId)
{
//
}
}
Adding Additional Routes To Resource Controllers
If it becomes necessary to add additional routes to a resource controller beyond the default resource routes, you should define those routes before your call to Route::resource
:
Route::get('photos/popular');
Route::resource('photos', 'PhotoController');
Dependency Injection & Controllers
Constructor Injection
The Laravel service container is used to resolve all Laravel controllers. As a result, you are able to type-hint any dependencies your controller may need in its constructor:
<?php namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Illuminate\Routing\Controller;
use App\Repositories\UserRepository;
class UserController extends Controller {
/**
* The user repository instance.
*/
protected $users;
/**
* Create a new controller instance.
*
* @param UserRepository $users
* @return void
*/
public function __construct(UserRepository $users)
{
$this->users = $users;
}
}
Of course, you may also type-hint any Laravel contract. If the container can resolve it, you can type-hint it.
Method Injection
In addition to constructor injection, you may also type-hint dependencies on your controller's methods. For example, let's type-hint the Request
instance on one of our methods:
<?php namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\Routing\Controller;
class UserController extends Controller {
/**
* Store a new user.
*
* @param Request $request
* @return Response
*/
public function store(Request $request)
{
$name = $request->input('name');
//
}
}
If your controller method is also expecting input from a route parameter, simply list your route arguments after your other dependencies:
<?php namespace App\Http\Controllers;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
use Illuminate\Routing\Controller;
class UserController extends Controller {
/**
* Store a new user.
*
* @param Request $request
* @param int $id
* @return Response
*/
public function update(Request $request, $id)
{
//
}
}
Note: Method injection is fully compatible with model binding. The container will intelligently determine which arguments are model bound and which arguments should be injected.
Route Caching
If your application is exclusively using controller routes, you may take advantage of Laravel's route cache. Using the route cache will drastically decrease the amount of time it take to register all of your application's routes. In some cases, your route registration may even be up to 100x faster! To generate a route cache, just execute the route:cache
Artisan command:
php artisan route:cache
That's all there is to it! Your cached routes file will now be used instead of your app/Http/routes.php
file. Remember, if you add any new routes you will need to generate a fresh route cache. Because of this, you may wish to only run the route:cache
command during your project's deployment.
To remove the cached routes file without generating a new cache, use the route:clear
command:
php artisan route:clear


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{% trans "Of course we can't cover all the surface or explicitly address all questions in this document. So if your question isn't here feel free to drop a line through our support channels, and we'll try to help you as soon as possible." %}
{% trans "In order to start using Hawkpost as a user that receives confidential information, you have to fill certain requirements, such as:" %}
{% blocktrans %}If you don't know how to fulfill the first and third point, please check the next section. Otherwise the configuration is quite simple.{% endblocktrans %}
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{% trans "To find your key's fingerprint, you can run the following command if you're using Gnu Privacy Guard (GPG):" %}
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{% trans "If you're using a graphical tool, you can generally find this info on the key properties section of your tool." %}
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Skai Jackson wears a short pink dress with black accents to the 2019 Soul Train Awards presented by BET held at the Orleans Arena on Sunday night (November 17) in Las Vegas.
The 17-year-old actress wore her hair up in a pony, and donned black nail polish.
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What’s this?
Butler can send two kinds of alert messages via Slack:
- When a scheduled, or started from the QMC reload task fails.
- When a scheduled, or started from the QMC reload task is somehow stopped.
See the Concepts section for additional details.
A complete reference to the config file format is found here.
Basic vs formatted Slack alerts
Slack alerts come in two forms:
- Customizable formatting using a template concept. A standard template that will fit most use cases is included with Butler. Using this option the last part of the script log can be included in the message, allowing you to tell from the Slack message what caused the reload to fail.
- A fixed, more basic format that is built into Butler. No template file needed.
Which option to go for depends on whether you want just a notification that something went wrong, or if you want as much detail as possible in the Slack message.
Sample message with custom formatting
A “reload task failed” Slack message using the custom formatting option could look like this:
Here’s how to set this up:
-
Create an incoming webhook in Slack, take note of its URL (you will need it in step 2 below).
-
Edit the Slack section of the config file i.e. the settings in
Butler.slackNotification.reloadTaskFailure
and/orButler.slackNotification.reloadTaskAborted
sections of the confi file.The
messageType
property should be set toformatted
.
ThebasicMsgTemplate
property is not used with formatted messages and can thus be left empty, -
Edit the template file(s) as needed, these are specified by
Butler.slackNotification.reloadTaskFailure.templateFile
andButler.slackNotification.reloadTaskAborted.templateFile
. They are using the Handlebars templating engine, to which Butler provides template fields with actual values.The available template fields are described here.
Sample template files are available in the GitHub repository’s src/config/slack_templates directory.
-
Restart Butler if it’s already running.
Sample message with basic formatting
A “reload task failed” Slack message with basic formatting could look like this:
To set it up:
-
Create an incoming webhook in Slack if you don’t already have one, take note of its URL (you will need it in step 2 below).
-
Edit the Slack section of the config file i.e. the settings in
Butler.slackNotification.reloadTaskFailure
and/orButler.slackNotification.reloadTaskAborted
sections of the confi file.The
messageType
property should be set tobasic
.
ThebasicMsgTemplate
property is the message that will be sent via Slack. Template fields can be used. -
Restart Butler if it’s already running.
Customizing Slack messages
When using the formatted Slack alerts you have full freedom to create the alert you need.
Behind the scenes Slack messages are constructed from blocks defined in a JSON object. Each block can then contain either plain text, Markdown, images, buttons etc.
The Slack documentation is the best place for learning how to customize messages.
When it comes to Butler, it uses the Handlebars templating engine to render the template files into Slack JSON objects that are then sent to Slack via their APIs.
A few things to keep in mind when creating custom Slack messages:
- The handlebars syntax itself must be correct. If incorrect no Slack JSON object will be created. And no Slack messages sent.
- The handlebars template must result in a JSON object that adheres to Slack’s API specifications.
If the JSON syntax is somehow invaid the Slack API will return errors and no messages sent. JSON can be pretty sensitive to details, there should for example not be any trailing commas in properly formatted JSON objects.
Some useful links to Slacks’s documentation:
- Creating rich message layouts: General info on how messages are structured and created..
- Formatting text for app surfaces: How to use markdown, formatting of links, escaping text etc..
- Reference: Layout blocks: The official docs for creating Slack messages.
- Block Kit Builder: Great sandbox wtih readily available examples of different message layouts, syntax and more. Note: You must be logged into your Slack account to use this tool.
How it works
Remember
Don’t forget to create the log appender .xml files on the Sense server(s).
This page describes how.
Those xml files are the foundation on top of which all Butler alerts are built - without them the alerts described on this page won’t work.
The concept is the same for all alert types.
Settings in config file
---
Butler:
...
...
# Settings for notifications and messages sent to Slack
slackNotification:
enable: false
restMessage:
webhookURL: <web hook URL from Slack> # Webhook to use when sending basic Slack messages via Butler's REST API
reloadTaskFailure:
enable: false
webhookURL: <web hook URL from Slack>
channel: sense-task-failure # Slack channel to which task failure notifications are sent
messageType: formatted # formatted / basic. Formatted means that template file below will be used to create the message.
basicMsgTemplate: 'Qlik Sense reload failed: "{{taskName}}"' # Only needed if message type = basic
rateLimit: 300 # Min seconds between emails for a given taskID. Defaults to 5 minutes.
headScriptLogLines: 10
tailScriptLogLines: 10
templateFile: /path/to/slack/template/directory/failed-reload.handlebars
fromUser: Qlik Sense
iconEmoji: ':ghost:'
reloadTaskAborted:
enable: false
webhookURL: <web hook URL from Slack>
channel: sense-task-aborted # Slack channel to which task stopped notifications are sent
messageType: formatted # formatted / basic. Formatted means that template file below will be used to create the message.
basicMsgTemplate: 'Qlik Sense reload aborted: "{{taskName}}"' # Only needed if message type = basic
rateLimit: 300 # Min seconds between emails for a given taskID. Defaults to 5 minutes.
headScriptLogLines: 10
tailScriptLogLines: 10
templateFile: /path/to/slack/template/directory/aborted-reload.handlebars
fromUser: Qlik Sense
iconEmoji: ':ghost:'
...
...
udpServerConfig:
enable: false # Should the UDP server responsible for receving task failure and session events be started? true/false
serverHost: <FQDN or IP (or localhost) of server where Butler is running>
portTaskFailure: 9998
...
...


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True Red Team assessments are different from traditional pen testing. They follow some pen testing methodologies, but are more targeted and focused — designed to test the organization’s detection and response capabilities. This station will get you started with the concepts of Red Teamming.
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HE DIED DRURING THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN MY COUNTRY. MY LATE FATHER WAS ONE OF THE DIRECTORS UNDER TIJAN KABBAH GOVERNMENT. I WAS LEFT ALONE. I AM LEAVING IN ABIDJAN COTE D'IVOIRE SINCE PAST SIX MONTH.  MY LATE FATHER DIVERTED SOME HUGE OF MONEY WHICH WAS CONCEALED IN A METALLIC TRUNK BOX AND WAS DEPOSITED WITH A SECURITY COMPANY HERE IN ABIDJAN IN FAVOR OF HIS FORIEGN PARTNER,THAT WAS BECAUSE HE NEEDED A MAXIMUM SECURITY/SAFETY OF THE MONEY AND NO BODY NOR GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION CAN TRACE WHERE ABOUT OF THE MONEY. BUT THE SECURITY COMPANY DID NOT KNOW THE REAL CONTENT OF THE BOX, BECAUSE IT WAS DEPOSITED AS FAMILY VALUABLES, IN FACT IN A BRIFE I INTRODUTION.  THIS MONEY TOTALING US$ 17,580,000.00 (SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLAR ) NOW I AM SEEKING FOR A TRUSTED PERSON WHO WILL HELP ME AND STAND AS MY LATE FATHER'S FOREIGN PARTNER TO SHIP THE BOX TO HIS OR HER ADDRESS FOR AN URGENT INVESTMENT.   I REALLY NEED TO MOVE THE FUND OUT OF AFRICA TO ABROAD. I HAVE DECIEDED TO GIVE YOU 10% OF THE TOTAL SUM FOR YOUR KIND ASSISTANCE.   IT IS INHERITACE AND LAST HOPE. SHOW YOUR INTEREST AND I WILL PROCEED ON THE NEXT STEP OF ACTION. AFRICA IS NO LONGER CONDUSIVE FOR ME TO STAY. I AM LOOK FORWARD FOR YOUR URGENT REPLY FOR MORE DETAILS. MY BEST REGARDS. MISS ALIMA KAMOKAI


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TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE By Pete Croatto Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
I didn't read Mitch Albom's book, Tuesdays With Morrie, which spent about two jillion years on the bestseller lists. But based on the movie, I can see why so many people bought the book and why it's ripe for criticism.
As Brandeis University professor Morrie Schwartz's body deteriorated from Lou Gehrig's Disease, former student Albom decided to record the man's thoughts on an array of topics. If the movie is anything like the book, then Morrie sounds like the world's foremost pop psychologist.
And that's part of the problem I had watching the adaptation. Albom claims that Morrie was "a force" in the classroom, but he gets stuck saying things like "once you learn how to die, you learn how to live." Albom is certainly a happier person for having talked to his teacher, but I get the feeling he could have rented Old Yeller or watched a few self-help infomercials and came out OK.
Sarcastic comments aside, I can't fault a made-for-TV movie that has sturdy, sensitive performances and good intentions. If I can be taught about the values of life and not want to smack any of the characters upside the head, then the movie can't be all that bad.
Hank Azaria (The Birdcage) plays Albom, a work-obsessed Detroit sportswriter who is constantly on the go. His world stops when he sees a news special profiling Morrie's condition. Some 15 years after promising to keep in touch and not doing so, Albom decides to visit his professor. Pretty soon, they regularly meet on Tuesdays--Morrie's old office hours.
Jack Lemmon plays Morrie, a man whose indomitable spirit is still whole regardless of the medical obstacles he faces. It's a role that could have been played like a geriatric Patch Adams, but Lemmon (one of the best actors of his generation) handles the role with grace.
Azaria, always an undervalued actor, does a good job and even sounds a bit like Albom, a regular on ESPN. Azaria has always had a slightly cynical streak to him that makes him more human. That trait serves him especially well in this occasionally sudsy, but overall entertaining fare.

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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Data Cleaning Workflow for Prospective Clinical Research, Using R + REDCap ### Jennifer Thompson, MPH ### 2018-06-04 --- class: inverse, middle, center # Hello! 👋 I am sorry I could not learn Japanese in time 😔 Please tell me if I need to speak more slowly or repeat something! --- class: inverse, middle # Workshop Preparation --- # Please ask questions! 🙋🏻 1. Raise your hand any time! 1. Ask in Slack: `#redcappers_r_vu` 1. Sticky notes! Yellow = "I need help", blue = "I'm finished" --- # Download Files from Github 1. github.com/jenniferthompson/DataCleanExample 1. Click green button, then "download as zip" Your printed PDF will have everything you need for reference, but if you want to run the code as we go through it today, you will need these files too. I suggest having `dataclean_script.R` open to follow along. This script (and the tutorial) source `dataclean_helpers.R`, which we will go over in detail if we have time. We will use `dataclean_partial_ocu.R` once during the workshop. --- # Set Up `.Renviron` This should allow us to all use the same code, even though we have different API tokens. 1. Go to working directory for tutorial 1. `file.edit(".Renviron")` 1. Three lines: 1. `RCTOKEN_OCU_ORG=[your token, "Original Data"]` 1. `RCTOKEN_OCU_CORR=[your token, "Corrected Data"]` 1. `DOCTOKEN_OCU=[your token, "Documentation"]` 1. Restart R/RStudio in the same working directory --- class: inverse, middle # Context --- # Who I am - Senior staff biostatistician at Vanderbilt University Medical Center - Ayumi was my first boss after graduate school 😊 - Work with the VUMC Center for Critical Illness, Brain Dysfunction and Survivorship (CIBS Center), doing most statistical analysis and working with database team --- # What is CIBS? ### icudelirium.org - We study the sickest patients in the hospital: - What happens to them in the ICU? - What happens to them after they go home? - Clinical trials, prospective cohort studies, retrospective EMR studies - Most have data collected in the hospital and during long-term follow-up (several years!) - Currently have at least six studies in data collection phase, with one just finished - For a given study: - I typically communicate with 1-2 clinical project managers/coordinators in charge - Those PMs/coordinators communicate with other clinical data team members, either at VUMC or at other study sites --- # Our Previous Data Cleaning Methods - Pre-2008: 🤷🏻- data collected before I arrived, anything we found addressed in an ad hoc manner - BRAIN-ICU (finished data collection ~2011): - In-hospital data: R script to find issues, but documentation was very manual process - Follow-up data: Google Docs; limited because we can't include PHI, got confusing - MIND-USA (begin enrolling 2011): This process! --- class: inverse, middle # Key Points for Today (PDF Chapter 1) --- class: inverse, middle, center # Prevention > Correction Use REDCap's built-in features to help you *prevent* data entry mistakes! --- class: inverse, middle, center # This process takes a long time. (especially at the beginning!) # **It is worth it.** --- class: inverse, middle, center # Clean Your Data **Early** and **Often** --- class: inverse, middle, center # This Is an Ongoing Process You will need to update your R script during the study - that is OK! --- class: inverse, middle, center # COMMUNICATION IS KEY 🔑 .pull-left[ #### Statistician/database team with clinical coordinators ] .pull-right[ #### Clinical coordinators with data entry team ] --- class: inverse, middle, center # Take advantage of REDCap's tools! .pull-left[ ### Before: Data validation tools for error prevention ] .pull-right[ ### After: **Data dictionary** for working with different forms, field labels, numeric limits **API** for exporting data automatically ] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Motivating Example --- # Motivating Example - Longitudinal study; baseline + 3 monthly visits + study completion - Adult patients taking a dietary supplement - Measures creatinine, HDL and LDL cholesterol, and weight over time ![Study event grid](images/example_events.png) --- class: inverse, middle, center # Any Questions So Far? -- Now, to the PDF! ![](images/adventure.gif) --- class: center, inverse ![Data cleaning timeline](images/dataclean_timeline.png) --- class: center, inverse ![Iteration process](images/dataclean_iteration.png)


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Discover more about our Waste Distribution business model below!
Want to jump to a particular section? Introduction, Potential Earnings, FAQ or Cost & Package
One of our original "Readymade Business 4 U" models! Still going very strong and has proven itself as a tried & tested and very lucrative business model.
Areas still available but selling fast, so jump on board soon before it's too late...
"We don't talk rubbish, we remove it"
If you are looking to "own" your own business, that gives you everything you need for a great start, along with a secure future; Earning you a high potential income, without the rules, regulations and complications of a franchise, and with no royalties or extra costs; but, does include back-up and support until it's no longer needed; all the perks of a franchise and none of the downsides....
- The customers we assist you with as part of the package are commercial customers
- An average commercial customer has a collection each week and requires at least up to 75 Kilos collecting
- These customers pay on average between £700 to £1000 for this service a year
- As part of the package, we assist you with a minimum of £10,000.00 worth of contracts or 100 customers, giving you the potential to earn a turnover alone, never mind the other customers that will want to use your service
- We contact thousands of businesses in your local area by email/post & telephone, to give your business maximum exposure and that fantastic start that you need
Waste Distribution is a business model with a difference. We provide you with full knowledge of the business along with all training, the business model including backup and support. As we are not a franchise, there are no royalty fees. This is your business and we are here to assist and provide you with all the help you need to create and develop a successful business. We have many years experience in the set-up of new businesses and our qualified team of specialists are here to make sure all aspects are covered.
THE NEED FOR REFUSE IS HUGE
Readymade Business 4 U has all the resources, skill and knowledge of this industry, which makes this business model a great success. The waste industry is one of the largest in demand, with councils currently not keeping up with the demand and charging high rates for collections as they dominate the UK, along with many restrictions for commercial and residential customers. The public are looking for easier and cheaper ways to remove rubbish and to recycle.
"We even assist you with customers from day one"
THE WASTE INDUSTRY IS NOT HIT BY CURRENT CLIMATES
The waste industry is a recession proof business. Small and large businesses still require their waste to be collected. RMB4U will help you achieve a secure future with a great income along with providing customers from day one.
As you are probably aware there are always national press articles and new programmes regarding the issues surrounding the waste industry or maybe this is something you have experienced yourself.
The waste demand is constant and will only increaseas time goes on. Local councils and private companies are constantly increasing their costs and reducing the amount they collect, which in-turn is affecting residential and commercial customers all around the UK.
Lots of residential and commercial customers are having to revert to skip hire which can be highly expensive and which also requires permits in order to use. Other local landfills/waste centres now require permits and will charge you to take your rubbish and this is not convenient for people to do. Many of those who need to transport rubbish to the centres do not even have transport!
Summer time brings extra waste, with items such as cuttings and garden foliage, winter time brings 60% more waste with the build up to the festive season and also don't forget the new year celebrations including pub entertainment and the disposal of xmas trees.
Commercial businesses require collections on demand and the flexibility of a quick and easy service, without major costs. Commercial waste can vary from customers who require bins/recycling boxes and bag collection.
Lots of businesses require either weekly, fortnightly or even daily collections. Many of these businesses do not want to be tied into having a large bin when their waste varies on a weekly basis. This is where you come in and can provide the flexibility and options that most suit their requirements.
RMB4U has a professional marketing team who will obtain customers for your business. We have many years of experience in contacting customers and a high success rate of obtaining customers who are currently with private refuse collectors or the local council. We will market your business and undertake an extensive marketing campaign in order to ensure we promote your name, service and business within your local area.
RMB4U have the key to success in this industry and it is our aim to ensure you achieve the greatest possible start with the professional back-up and assistance you require.
"We assist and provide you with a minimum of £10,000 incontracts or 100 customers, including all appointments for contracts!"
Approximate hours will depend on how close your nearest waste centre is. Disposal prices will vary depending on your area. Please contact the office to enquire on the local tipping costs for your nearest transfer/recycling centre.
HOW DO I MAKE MY MONEY?
Based on 1 tonne of waste it is easy to follow.
To dispose of 1 tonne of waste costs £80 as an example (this will vary depending on your area,but this figure is the market average). The average bag of waste from a customer will weigh approximately 3 kilograms for a £1 charge (any bags exceeding this weight an extra charge will be applied accordingly).
Please Note: Digital weighing scales are included within the package.
333 bags @ 3kgs = 1000 kgs or 1 tonne
333 bags @ £1 each = £333 (less £80 disposal charges = £253
Collecting 1 tonne of waste per day, based on the above figures (5 day week) will generate a total profit of: £1265.00
This is just one typical example of the potential this business has.
Here is another example of a different more commercial day:
Remember: Commercial rates are generally less than residential, but are guaranteed with signed contracts and are worked out on the annual value... So you'll get a mixture of commercial & residential business.
Monday Morning:Mr Smith started his rounds who were under contract at the local shop to collect 25 bags of rubbish from the 1100 litre bin they rent from him. This bin holds up to 30 bags of rubbish. Mr Smith charges the shop £16.50 per week for the bin at a maximum weight of 80 kilos (any excess waste is chargeable at £1.25 per kilo).
Mr Smith then went on to collect from his other 10 contracted customers and collected a total of 200 bags of rubbish and each of these customers paid him by direct debit £16.50 each month. He now has on his van approximately half a tonne of waste and has collected £181.50.
Monday Afternoon:Mr Smith continues his collections with his recycling customers. 90% of all businesses now recycle their cardboard, glass, paper and tin. Throughout the afternoon, Mr Smith collects over 2 tonnes of clear glass and just over half a tonne of cardboard. Once this has been weighed in at the transfer centre, he will receive a rebate of around £105.
He will also be visiting local mechanics, engineers and plumbers merchants for white goods and scrap metal.
This will be transported to a local scrap metal merchant where he will receive a rebate of between £60 and £120. This would be split with the waste producer for services rendered, clearing him an average profit of £45.50
- He collected 295 bags of rubbish, weighing approximately 600kg's, or just over half a tonne of waste
- Recycled 4 old boilers
- His wages for one day (average) was £325.50
- Tipping costs were £80.00
Also note: Mr Smith has disposed of just under 1 tonne of waste and yet paid the full price. Most transfer centres will make an adjustment based purely on the weight
- Profit £245.50 for one day's work
Please note: Larger contracts such as hotels, shopping centres and nightclubs etc may require larger bins or other recycling facilities, but these prices are factored in when the contracts are obtained.
Attention: These examples have been taken from existing business we have obtained for our current operators & typical contracts we have supplied to them.
Here is another typical example of a recent contract we have supplied:
- £375.00 per week
- £19,500 per year
- 2 year contract £39,000 obtained for one of our operators in June 2011
Q. I have no experience in the waste industry and have never been self-employed before. Will this business be for me?
A. Almost anyone can operate this business. Readymade Business 4 U have first hand professional experience in business set-up. You will be supplied with full training and a proven concept which makes the business easier to learn. We can even provide advice from our in-house accountant with regards to being self employed.
Q. Are there any special qualifications or licences I require to do this business?
A. Yes, you will require a waste licence.  We also provide liability insurance for your business.
Q. Would my Waste Distribution business model be a VAT able business? Do I charge VAT?
A. You are not required to charge VAT unless you are already registered with another business that is currently doing so. However if this is your only business VAT will not be chargeable until you are generating a turnover of £77,000 per year.
Q. Do you really provide me with 100 customers/contracts?
A. Yes, Readymade Business 4 U's marketing department will target anything up to 10,000 businesses in your chosen area. We undertake an extensive marketing campaign to ensure we provide you with customers who want to use your services, whether this be for waste, recycling, scrap or house clearances.
Q. What happens if a customer you supply to me (first call on the customer) says that they are not interested when I turn up?
A. Let us know and we will contact the customer to find out why and if they would still require your services in the future. If not, Readymade Business 4 U would replace this customer as part of our commitment.
"Everything you need for your own Waste Distribution business model"
- Assistance with a minimum value of £10,000.00 - to a maximum of 100 Start up customers - Yes; we even assist you with your very own customers and contracts to give you that all important start a new business requires
- We register your business with as many local council's and online waste solution websites as possible
- Your own "Exclusive Territory" providing the freedom of expansion
- Sign writing for your tipper van (van not included) to include sideboards and cabin vinyl's displaying your company name, which will include your domain name and 0844/0843 number
- 2000 professionally designed leaflets
- Fully hosted website including SEO support (on-going website costs are approximately £35 per year hosting after the first year and approximately £9 for domain registration per 2 years after the first 2 years)
- Professional low rate 0843 number which includes a fully automated answering system, which can be answered at home or diverted to your mobile. This is a very sophisticated system which takes messages and texts and is also fully programmable to your needs
- 2000 quality red commercial waste bags
- 1000 quality recycling bags
- Digital weighing scales
- Full protective clothing including gloves, overalls, jacket, boots and trousers
- One year's full liability insurance
- Waste licence certificate (valid 3 years)
- Receipt sheets with re-booking schedule
- Full training including waste management productivity, the successful marketing of your business, a detailed manual for all your waste industry needs and health and safety training
- Dedicated diary worker for your area and full team support
- On-going back-up and support for as long as required


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A doubly linked list that links its tail to its head allowing
for iteration begining at any point (a circulator).
template
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Example Code |
Members |
Ancestors | Descendants ]
Summary
class vrRingList :
public vrIntrusiveList < TYPE >
{
};
Description
This class is used only in the vrSolid class to implement the
vrHalfEdge lists in each vrFace. It may have other user defined
uses however and is therefor included in this documentation.
Notes
- This is a templated class. Data added to a list of this
type must contain two data items of type TYPE called next and prev
or be derived from the vrIntrusiveListNode object.
Example Code
// None.
Members
Constructor.
Destructor.
Add an item of type TYPE to the tail of the list.
Add an item of type TYPE to the head of the list.
Mark the given item as the head of the list.
Remove the given item from the list.
- void InsertNode (TYPE, TYPE);
Insert the given item in the list following the first item.
Ancestors
Inheritance chain for vrRingList:
Descendants
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The Note component inserts greyed out text in an `ion-item` and is useful for providing contextual information. Note can be placed to the left or right of an Item with the `item-left` and `item-right` attributes.
_For complete usage information, check out the [Note API docs](../api/components/note/Note)._
Demo Source
```html
Left Note
My Item
Right Note
```


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Question 2: Within 400 words or less, please explain to your fellow graduate students what your project is and the significance of your research. How does your project contribute to your field of study? This information helps us understand how your event ties into the advancement of your degree. Please use language that would be appropriate for an educated lay-person.
{{significance}}
Question 3: Graduate Council's goal is to build a strong community of scholars from across the University, from which this fund benefits. In 200 words or less, describe how in the months following your attendance you will contribute to the greater UChicago community. This can either tie directly into your event or can instead be general service to your fellow graduate students. (e.g. perhaps you will report back to your school, write a post for a website, create educational material, review for the travel fund committee, host a departmental event)?
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Configuration:
If you're using the default options, you don't have to do anything to activate the feature. If you're using custom options, make sure to activate
the setting renderInteractiveForms: true
. Caveat. starting with pdf.js 2.11, the parameter has been renamed to
renderForms
.
`[(formData)]` links the fields in the PDF form with your Angular component. Note that `(formDataChange)` reports every filled input field of the PDF file, including fields you didn't send with `[formData]`.
The "job experience" field of the live demo shows a corner case. The Angular application shows a different value than the form when loading the page.
The PDF form has a default value. The Angular application passes a different default value using [formData]
. In this case, the value
stored in the PDF file wins.
The sourcecodes in the "corner case" tab show how to let the values in the Angular application win. The basic idea is to delay populating
[formData]
until the page has been rendered.
You can access low-level form data using NgxExtendedPdfViewerService.getFormData().
You can use this demo to find out the names of the fields in the PDF file.
Caveat: The API is subject to change.
Also note that radiobuttons (and checkboxes which are used as radiobuttons) have a very peculiar representation. This is a low-level API, so it displays all the internal complexity.
| Name | Coordinates (0, 0) = bottom left |
Page number | Json (a small selection) |
| {{ field.fieldName }} | {{ field.rect }} | {{ field.pageNumber }} | {{ field | json }} |
You can download the PDF file as a BLOB. The user can fill the PDF form, and you can download the file containing the user's input.
{{ downloaded }}
ngx-extended-pdf-viewer supports XFA forms. These forms are organizing their fields in a tree structure. This
tree structure shows in the field names reported by (formData)
. The field names are
inspired by the field names the Java library iText uses, but without the array indexes.
In contrast, [formData]
optionally allows you to use the unqualified field name (i.e.
only the last part of the name). Of course, two-way binding converts this field name to a
fully qualified name in (formData)
. Plus, the demo shows you might be in for a surprise: if
the field name matches several fields, the PDF viewer populates a random field. Or even all of them
simultaneously. Do yourself a favor and avoid the ambiguity. The demo deliberately shows what can
go wrong!
The demo requires you to download and to open it in the PDF viewer. I apologize for the inconvenience - until now, I've failed to find or create a demo file with a liberal license.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
This autumnal dish of confit of partridge and game is served with homemade oatcakes and a blackberry herb salad.
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2.
Heat the oil in a pan and fry the partridge legs to colour them all over.
Place the partridge legs in an ovenproof dish.
Add the mixed game and pour over the goose fat. Set aside the partridge breasts.
Place in the oven for two hours to gently confit.
Once cooked, carefully remove the partridge from the fat with a slotted spoon. Season the confit and press it together to form a slim sausage shape and wrap tightly in cling film. Place in the fridge to set.
Set the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Mix the oats, flour, parmesan, cayenne pepper, salt and pepper in a bowl.
Add just enough boiling water to make a dough that is not sticky.
On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough and cut into rounds.
Grease a baking tray with olive oil and place the rounds on the prepared baking tray. Cook for 12-15 minutes
Gently fry the cobnuts in a frying pan. Chop them finely and set aside for the crust.
Season the partridge breasts, brown lightly in a pan before placing in the oven for 6-8 minutes, or until the partridge is cooked but still slightly pink in the middle. Brush with some of the melted butter and dip into the cobnuts to form a crust.
To assemble the dish, slice a small round of the confit game, brush with a little melted butter and dip in chopped chives. Put the game, breast and oatcakes onto each plate and garnish with blackberries and fresh herbs.


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Replication origins are intended to make it easier to implement logical replication solutions on top of logical decoding. They provide a solution to two common problems:
How to safely keep track of replication progress
How to change replication behavior based on the origin of a row; for example, to prevent loops in bi-directional replication setups
Replication origins have just two properties, a name and an OID. The name, which is what should be used to refer to the origin across systems, is free-form text. It should be used in a way that makes conflicts between replication origins created by different replication solutions unlikely; e.g. by prefixing the replication solution's name to it. The OID is used only to avoid having to store the long version in situations where space efficiency is important. It should never be shared across systems.
Replication origins can be created using the function
pg_replication_origin_create()
;
dropped using
pg_replication_origin_drop()
;
and seen in the
pg_replication_origin
system catalog.
One nontrivial part of building a replication solution is to keep track of replay progress in a safe manner. When the applying process, or the whole cluster, dies, it needs to be possible to find out up to where data has successfully been replicated. Naive solutions to this, such as updating a row in a table for every replayed transaction, have problems like run-time overhead and database bloat.
Using the replication origin infrastructure a session can be
marked as replaying from a remote node (using the
pg_replication_origin_session_setup()
function). Additionally the LSN and commit
time stamp of every source transaction can be configured on a per
transaction basis using
pg_replication_origin_xact_setup()
.
If that's done replication progress will persist in a crash safe
manner. Replay progress for all replication origins can be seen in the
pg_replication_origin_status
view. An individual origin's progress, e.g. when resuming
replication, can be acquired using
pg_replication_origin_progress()
for any origin or
pg_replication_origin_session_progress()
for the origin configured in the current session.
In replication topologies more complex than replication from exactly one
system to one other system, another problem can be that it is hard to avoid
replicating replayed rows again. That can lead both to cycles in the
replication and inefficiencies. Replication origins provide an optional
mechanism to recognize and prevent that. When configured using the functions
referenced in the previous paragraph, every change and transaction passed to
output plugin callbacks (see Section 46.6)
generated by the session is tagged with the replication origin of the
generating session. This allows treating them differently in the output
plugin, e.g. ignoring all but locally-originating rows. Additionally
the filter_by_origin_cb
callback can be used
to filter the logical decoding change stream based on the
source. While less flexible, filtering via that callback is
considerably more efficient than doing it in the output plugin.


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Contains the implementation of the Thumbnail, a wrapper for an ImageView.
The Thumbnail class, an abstract clas, encapsulates an ImageView and, through its extensions, provides additional functionality: live updating through properties, the optional adding of a border, etc.
There are only two classes extending Thumbnail, but that number could be made greater: the class is fully open for extension and closed for modification.


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While testing a WCF service running in IIS with a simple Axis2 client, we encountered a content type error:
org.apache.axis2.AxisFault: Transport error: 415 Error: Cannot process the message because the content type 'application/soap+xml; charset=UTF-8; action="[...]"' was not the expected type 'text/xml; charset=utf-8'.
Using MSSoapT, we could see that the content type of the request was application/soap+xml.
So, looks like Axis2 client is using SOAP 1.2 messages and WCF service replies using SOAP 1.1 messages. According to this post by Aaron Skonnard, BasicHttpBinding uses SOAP 1.1 messages.
It is not possible to specify the message encoding in the binding section of the configuration file. Hence, the only way to make the server match the client is by using a CustomBinding that will be like BasicHttpBinding but use SOAP 1.2 instead of SOAP 1.1 as message encoding.
This can be easily achieved in the configuration file by adding a customBinding in bindings section:
<customBinding> <binding name="customHttpBinding"> <textMessageEncoding messageVersion="Soap12" /> <httpTransport/> </binding> </customBinding>
Next, change the endpoint binding to use customBinding and use the bindingConfiguration attribute to point to the newly created binding configuration (in the example, customHttpBinding).
Running the client again worked this time, and MSSoapT was showing application/soap+xml content type in request and response's HTTP headers.


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Data Providers¶
Base DataProvider¶
-
class
paddle::
DataProvider
¶ Base class for DataProvider, which supplies data for training.
- Note
- It can supplies multiple streams of data. For typical supervised training, there are two streams: one is for input, one is for label.
Subclassed by paddle::DataProviderGroup< T >, paddle::DummyDataProvider, paddle::MultiDataProvider, paddle::ProtoDataProvider, paddle::PyDataProvider, paddle::PyDataProvider2, paddle::SimpleDataProviderBase
Public Functions
-
DataProvider
(const DataConfig &config, bool useGpu)¶
-
virtual
~DataProvider
()¶
-
const DataConfig &
getConfig
() const¶
-
void
setSkipShuffle
()¶
-
int64_t
getNextBatch
(int64_t size, DataBatch *batch)¶ Get next batch of training samples.
- Return
- actual size of obtained training samples
- Parameters
size
: size of training samples to getbatch
: a batch of training samples
-
virtual void
shuffle
() = 0¶ Shuffle the data set.
-
virtual void
reset
()¶ reset all the value of index
- Note
- reset() must be called before any calls to getNextBatch() IMPORTANT: subclass reset() should always call the base class reset() at the end of the function
-
virtual int64_t
getSize
() = 0¶ Get the size of training samples.
- Return
- the number of training samples in the data set.
- Note
- return -1 to indicate unlimited number of samples.
-
virtual int64_t
getNextBatchInternal
(int64_t size, DataBatch *batch) = 0¶ Get next batch training samples internally.
- Return
- actual size of obtained training samples
- Parameters
size
: size of training samples to getbatch
: a batch of training samples
Public Static Functions
-
DataProvider *
create
(const DataConfig &config, const ModelConfig &modelConfig, bool useGpu = FLAGS_use_gpu)¶
-
static DataProvider *
create
(const DataConfig &config, bool useGpu = FLAGS_use_gpu)¶ create only used for unittest.
Public Static Attributes
-
ClassRegistrar<DataProvider, DataConfig, ModelConfig, bool>
registrar_
¶
DataProviderGroup¶
- template <class T>
-
class
paddle::
DataProviderGroup
¶ Inherits from paddle::DataProvider
Public Functions
-
DataProviderGroup
(const DataConfig &config, bool useGpu)¶
-
~DataProviderGroup
()¶
-
void
reset
()¶ reset all the value of index
- Note
- reset() must be called before any calls to getNextBatch() IMPORTANT: subclass reset() should always call the base class reset() at the end of the function
-
virtual void
shuffle
()¶ Shuffle the data set.
-
virtual int64_t
getSize
()¶ Get the size of training samples.
- Return
- the number of training samples in the data set.
- Note
- return -1 to indicate unlimited number of samples.
-
int64_t
getNextBatchInternal
(int64_t size, DataBatch *batch)¶ Get next batch training samples internally.
- Return
- actual size of obtained training samples
- Parameters
size
: size of training samples to getbatch
: a batch of training samples
Protected Attributes
-
ProviderPtrType
provider_
¶
-
std::vector<std::string>
fileList_
¶
-
std::mutex
lock_
¶
-
std::unique_ptr<MultiThreadWorker<ProviderType>>
loader_
¶
-
MultiDataProvider¶
-
class
paddle::
MultiDataProvider
¶ Inherits from paddle::DataProvider
Public Functions
-
MultiDataProvider
(const DataConfig &config, const ModelConfig &modelConfig, bool useGpu)¶
-
~MultiDataProvider
()¶
-
void
reset
()¶ reset all the value of index
- Note
- reset() must be called before any calls to getNextBatch() IMPORTANT: subclass reset() should always call the base class reset() at the end of the function
-
void
shuffle
()¶ Shuffle the data set.
-
virtual int64_t
getSize
()¶ Get the size of training samples.
- Return
- the number of training samples in the data set.
- Note
- return -1 to indicate unlimited number of samples.
-
int64_t
getNextBatchInternal
(int64_t size, DataBatch *batch)¶ Get next batch training samples internally.
- Return
- actual size of obtained training samples
- Parameters
size
: size of training samples to getbatch
: a batch of training samples
-
bool
isTestMode
() const¶
Protected Attributes
-
std::vector<std::unique_ptr<DataProvider>>
subDataProviders_
¶
-
PyDataProvider¶
IFieldScanner¶
-
class
paddle::
IFieldScanner
¶ FieldScanner Interface.
It will read python object, and fill to argument’s each slot. There are two steps, prepare and fill. Scanner will alloc memory during prepare step, fill data into argument during fill step.
Subclassed by paddle::DenseScanner, paddle::IndexScanner, paddle::SequenceScanner, paddle::SparseNonValueScanner
Public Functions
-
DISABLE_COPY
(IFieldScanner)¶
-
IFieldScanner
(SlotHeader *headerPtr)¶ Ctor.
- Parameters
headerPtr
: slot header that scanner belong to.
-
virtual
~IFieldScanner
()¶
-
virtual void
prepare
(Argument &argument, PyObject *obj)¶ Prepare step.
- Note
- the obj could be a timestep of sample or whole sample. It depends what scanner it is.
Public Static Functions
-
IFieldScanner *
create
(SlotHeader *header)¶ Factory method. Create a scanner by header. The final scanner may be combine many scanners.
- Note
- Fatal if header is not support.
Protected Attributes
-
SlotHeader *
headerPtr_
¶
-
DenseScanner¶
-
class
paddle::
DenseScanner
¶ Scanner for dense slot.
Inherits from paddle::IFieldScanner
IndexScanner¶
-
class
paddle::
IndexScanner
¶ Scanner for index slot
Inherits from paddle::IFieldScanner
SparseNonValueScanner¶
-
class
paddle::
SparseNonValueScanner
¶ Inherits from paddle::IFieldScanner
Subclassed by paddle::SparseValueScanner
Public Functions
-
SparseNonValueScanner
(SlotHeader *ptr)¶
Protected Functions
-
virtual void
setData
(int *col, real *dat, PyObject *obj)¶ Set a single sparse index and value.
- Parameters
col
: sparse indexdat
: sparse valueobj
: Python Object. For sparse_non_value is a PyInt or PyLong. For sparse_value is a Tuple (int, float).
-
SparseValueScanner¶
-
class
paddle::
SparseValueScanner
¶ Inherits from paddle::SparseNonValueScanner
Public Functions
-
SparseValueScanner
(SlotHeader *ptr)¶
Protected Functions
-
virtual void
setData
(int *col, real *dat, PyObject *obj)¶ Set a single sparse index and value.
- Parameters
col
: sparse indexdat
: sparse valueobj
: Python Object. For sparse_non_value is a PyInt or PyLong. For sparse_value is a Tuple (int, float).
-
SequenceScanner¶
-
class
paddle::
SparseValueScanner
¶ Inherits from paddle::SparseNonValueScanner
Public Functions
-
SparseValueScanner
(SlotHeader *ptr)¶
Protected Functions
-
virtual void
setData
(int *col, real *dat, PyObject *obj)¶ Set a single sparse index and value.
- Parameters
col
: sparse indexdat
: sparse valueobj
: Python Object. For sparse_non_value is a PyInt or PyLong. For sparse_value is a Tuple (int, float).
-
IPyDataProviderCache¶
-
class
paddle::
IPyDataProviderCache
¶ Py Data Provider Cache Interface.
Subclassed by paddle::CacheOnePassInMemory, paddle::NoCacheStrategy
Public Functions
-
virtual
~IPyDataProviderCache
()¶
-
virtual bool
reset
() = 0¶ invoke when DataProvider::reset()
- Return
- true if read data from python.
-
virtual void
drop
(std::deque<PyObjectPtr> *data) = 0¶ invoke when these data are used by DataProvider, and need to clear.
- Note
- The implemented class must clear these data array. Or if you want to delete the PyObjectPtr later, you should make sure the paddle process only have one active thread calling python code (use PyGuard otherwise).
- Parameters
data
: used data.
-
virtual std::deque<PyObjectPtr> *
load
() = 0¶ Return whole data in cache.
Public Static Functions
-
IPyDataProviderCache *
create
(CacheType ct)¶ Factory method. Convert CacheType to IPyDataProviderCache*
-
virtual
NoCacheStrategy¶
-
class
paddle::
NoCacheStrategy
¶ No Cache Strategy. Will destruct old data immediately and load data from python every pass.
Inherits from paddle::IPyDataProviderCache
Public Functions
-
virtual bool
reset
()¶ invoke when DataProvider::reset()
- Return
- true if read data from python.
-
virtual void
drop
(std::deque<PyObjectPtr> *data)¶ invoke when these data are used by DataProvider, and need to clear.
- Note
- The implemented class must clear these data array. Or if you want to delete the PyObjectPtr later, you should make sure the paddle process only have one active thread calling python code (use PyGuard otherwise).
- Parameters
data
: used data.
-
virtual std::deque<PyObjectPtr> *
load
()¶ Return whole data in cache.
-
virtual bool
CacheOnePassInMemory¶
-
class
paddle::
CacheOnePassInMemory
¶ Cache One Pass In Memory strategy.
In first pass, will load data from python and store them in memory. The rest passes, will load data from memory.
Inherits from paddle::IPyDataProviderCache
Public Functions
-
CacheOnePassInMemory
()¶
-
virtual bool
reset
()¶ invoke when DataProvider::reset()
- Return
- true if read data from python.
-
virtual void
drop
(std::deque<PyObjectPtr> *data)¶ invoke when these data are used by DataProvider, and need to clear.
- Note
- The implemented class must clear these data array. Or if you want to delete the PyObjectPtr later, you should make sure the paddle process only have one active thread calling python code (use PyGuard otherwise).
- Parameters
data
: used data.
-
virtual std::deque<PyObjectPtr> *
load
()¶ Return whole data in cache.
-
IPyDataProvider¶
-
class
paddle::
PyDataProvider2
¶ -
For usage, please refer python module ‘paddle.trainer.PyDataProvider2’
Here, we start a thread to read data. It is totally asynchronous for reading data. And it support cache strategies.
Inherits from paddle::DataProvider
Public Functions
-
PyDataProvider2
(const DataConfig &config, const ModelConfig &modelConfig, bool useGpu)¶ Ctor
-
virtual
~PyDataProvider2
()¶ Dtor
- Note
- will stop loading thread when destructing
-
virtual void
reset
()¶ Resetting the PyDataProvider. May start reading thread here.
-
void
shuffle
()¶ Shuffle. Do nothing because PyDataProvider do shuffle implicitly by random select data from datapool.
-
int64_t
getSize
()¶ Not limited size.
-
int64_t
getNextBatchInternal
(int64_t size_, DataBatch *batch)¶ Loading a batch of data.
-
Proto Data Provider¶
ProtoDataProvider¶
-
class
paddle::
ProtoDataProvider
¶ Provider data from protobuf data file with each sample specified by proto message.
DataSample defined in DataFormat.proto.
The file format is
header
sample1
sample2
...
sampleN
- Note
- : In the data file, each message is prefixed with its length. The read/write of the protbuf are implemented in ProtoReader.h
Inherits from paddle::DataProvider
Subclassed by paddle::ProtoSequenceDataProvider
Public Functions
-
ProtoDataProvider
(const DataConfig &config, bool useGpu, bool loadDataAll = true)¶
-
void
reset
()¶ reset all the value of index
- Note
- reset() must be called before any calls to getNextBatch() IMPORTANT: subclass reset() should always call the base class reset() at the end of the function
-
virtual int64_t
getSize
()¶ - Note
- this size includes the sequences which are skipped because they are longer than the batch size.
-
void
shuffle
()¶ Shuffle the data set.
-
void
loadData
(const std::vector<std::string> &fileList)¶
-
int64_t
getNextBatchInternal
(int64_t size, DataBatch *batch)¶ Get next batch training samples internally.
- Return
- actual size of obtained training samples
- Parameters
size
: size of training samples to getbatch
: a batch of training samples
Protected Functions
-
void
loadData
(const std::string &fileName)¶ load protobuf data from a list of file
- Parameters
fileName
: file name of a file which contains a list of file names
-
void
loadDataFile
(const std::string &fileName)¶ load protobuf data from file
- Parameters
fileName
: data file name
-
void
checkDataHeader
(const DataHeader &header)¶ check data header of each data sample
- Parameters
header
: data header read from protobuf data
-
void
fillSlots
(const DataSample &sample)¶ fill protobuf data into slot_, slot_ is a vector of ProtoSlot in memory.
- Parameters
sample
: data sample read from protobuf data
-
bool
iidData
() const¶ return true if each sample is one sequence, i.e., independent of other samples.
-
void
checkSample
(const DataSample &sample)¶ check that sample is consistent with header_
- template <class Op>
-
int64_t
sequenceLoop
(Op op, int64_t size)¶
- template <class Op>
-
int64_t
sampleLoop
(Op op, int64_t size)¶
- template <class Op>
-
int64_t
subSampleLoop
(Op op, int64_t size, int slot)¶
-
void
showDataStats
()¶
Protected Attributes
-
DataHeader
header_
¶
-
int
numVecSlots_
¶
-
size_t
sampleNums_
¶
-
std::vector<size_t>
sequenceStartPositions_
¶ The starting position of each sequence in samples. The last element should be num of samples. If empty, each sample is one sequence.
-
int64_t
currentSequenceIndex_
¶
-
std::vector<size_t>
shuffledSequenceIds_
¶
-
ThreadLocalD<DataBatch>
cpuBatch_
¶
-
ThreadLocalD<DataBatch>
gpuBatch_
¶
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std::vector<StatPtr>
nnzStats_
¶
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struct
ProtoSlot
¶ Public Members
-
SlotDef::SlotType
type
¶
-
int
dim
¶
-
std::vector<int>
indexData
¶
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std::vector<real>
denseData
¶
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std::vector<sparse_non_value_t>
sparseNonValueData
¶
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std::vector<sparse_float_value_t>
sparseFloatValueData
¶
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std::vector<int64_t>
indices
¶
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std::vector<int64_t>
subIndices
¶
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std::vector<ProtoVarSlot>
varDenseData
¶
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std::vector<std::vector<int>>
varIndices
¶
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std::vector<std::string>
strData
¶
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SlotDef::SlotType
-
struct
ProtoVarSlot
¶
ProtoSequenceDataProvider¶
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class
paddle::
ProtoSequenceDataProvider
¶ Special use for Proto data: instances should contain sparse-non-value slots and label.
- Note
- ProtoSequenceDataProvider treats each SPARSE SLOT as a SEQUENCE
Inherits from paddle::ProtoDataProvider
Public Functions
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ProtoSequenceDataProvider
(const DataConfig &config, bool useGpu, bool loadDataAll = true)¶
-
~ProtoSequenceDataProvider
()¶
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int64_t
getNextBatchInternal
(int64_t size, DataBatch *batch)¶ Get next batch training samples internally.
- Return
- actual size of obtained training samples
- Parameters
size
: size of training samples to getbatch
: a batch of training samples


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