RANSOM A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1996 Michael John Legeros
(Touchstone) Directed by Ron Howard Written by Richard Price and Alexander Ignon Cast Mel Gibson, Rene Russo, Gary Sinise, Delroy Lindo, Lili Taylor, Brawley Nolte, Liev Schreiber MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and language) Running Time 121 minutes Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh, NC (08NOV96)
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RANSOM, director Ron Howard's underwhelming though thoroughly plotted remake of the little-known Glenn Ford film, stars Mel Gibson as a self-promoting, self-protecting, self-made billionaire whose world comes crashing to a halt when his young son is kidnapped. The catch? As the ads have revealed for several months now, instead of given them what they want, he takes their money to a television station and offers a two million-dollar bounty on the kidnappers' heads. This twist, which comes about an hour into the film, is exciting in principle, but doesn't send the story charging forward. Instead of Mel gearing up with a band of bounty hunters-- and wouldn't *that* be something to see!-- we get even more talk, a couple of keen role reversals, and an entirely odd final confrontation between Gibson and Gary Sinese, who plays the mastermind behind the crime.
Sinese is a waste, which I'll detail later, but Gibson gets to go nuts and that's what we pay him for. Other prominent players include Rene Russo (TIN CUP), looking less plastic than usual. She has little to do as the trophy wife, but contributes to the overall suspense by appearing shorter than her co-star. (How did they do that, you'll wonder. Morphing? Trick photography??) The ever-prolific Delroy Lindo (BROKEN ARROW, CLOCKERS) plays the head FBI agent and he's always good. Most interesting is the inclusion of Lily Taylor and Liev Schreiber, established actors from the world of indy cinema who play two of the grungy, Gen-X henchmen. The presence of these unsavory young characters in a Hollywood Event Picture-- not to mention in a Ron Howard film, for gosh sakes!-- suggests that the new villain of the nineties may be of the dirty, tattooed, cigarette-smoking, cereal-eating, cyber-phreaking, rerun- watching variety. Who's that guy with the nose ring, Robin? I don't know, Batman, better blow him away.
Both heroes and villains get equal time and that makes for a well- balanced story, with everyone giving a game performance, even when they don't entirely fit in. Like Ms. Russo. The glaring exception is Gary Sinese, who's horribly miscast as the cop-turned-criminal-mastermind. Lieutenant Dan is a good actor who, here, has almost no tangible weight as a heavy. Frankly, he's about as threatening as Joe Pesci's Leo Getz. Okay, okay, okay, but witness his hollow monologue about THE TIME MACHINE to see what he's missing. If the characters don't always work, at least the plot machinery does. It keeps churning away, like the Morlock machinery beneath that future world. The end result is a reasonably entertaining popcorn pic-- two hours of multiplex filler that only crashes and burns when it tries to take itself too seriously. If Ron Howard had recognized RANSOM as the potboiler that it is, he might've trimmed some of the hokum. (Or restored some of the logic. Or replaced that fuzzy score from James Horner. Ugh.) Try not to giggle when something serious is seriously funny, like when Sinese says with a straight face to Taylor: "You know what you're scared of? Your own humanity." I laughed out loud.
Grade: B-
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I have smoked salvia many times, at least 15 or so. I have always used the 5x extract, and i almost always get the same results. Accept for this time.
Every time I smoke salvia I have an experience of dejavu, its like a 'salvia-space' that is basically there no matter what setting I actually am in. Its realy hard to put into words what its like, but I can honestly say that salvia is the MOST potent (albeit shortest acting) psychedelic around.
 However, the other day, me and two friends were at the one kids house.  Getting a lighter was an ordeal cause I had ruined mine cooking up the K earlier, but anyways. We took out R's bong (very cool might I add) and I filled the entire slider up with the shaky salvia 5x. I lit it and held the flame to the material. I inhaled a huge hit of the hot (nasty tasting shit) smoke and held it in. As I held it, T took his hit off of what was left. I saw him finish his hit, and then somehow the bowl got blown on R's bed causing a ball of glowing ashes to explode on the covers. It was after that when I started to lose it. Instantly I was in the salvia space.
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Thankfully the experience wore off before I went nuts, and me and T talked about what happened. He said that he felt like he was in my head and could tell what I was thinking. The scary part was that what he said was true. After a bit, we decided to smoke some more, and had a more traditional experience.
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The first part of this year I am concentrating on coming to grips with a new set of tools for managing workflows. Specifically the Galaxy environment and Docker, a platform for deploying self contained virtual environments. The aim of the project is to distribute highly customizable and flexible workflows for interacting with speech and associated labels. This will be mainly be achieved using tools developed in R but the beauty of Galaxy is that you can string together tools from a variety of sources (e.g. Python or C), cobbling them together into a workflow that can be tailored to the needs of the user.
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families of an accused killer and his alleged victim, a Melbourne court was
told... Mangione, arrested by police on June 27, is charged with murdering
the 26-year-old electrician with a homemade sword in his suburban Williamstown
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Bush's latest pick for Surgeon General once killed a guy: "In 1999, Carmona
spotted one driver assaulting another after a car accident and intervened.
After he was shot at, Carmona fired back. As the administration tells it, he
then tried to stanch the man's ultimately fatal wound." This is a fabrication
however, according to the LA Times, "Carmona did not try to save the man
after shooting him but went to his car to reload his revolver." It's actually
not this issue that bothers us, it's the things his colleagues say about the
man, including his inability to work "in an effective or even a civil manner"
with others.  Challoner
also claims discrimination on the basis of physical features, because he has
a penis. 'It is my male genitalia which is the feature that has contributed
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Are these people for real?
"There are some people who are surprised to hear that their loved ones
weren't who they thought, or had unrealistic views of what their wife or
husband did, what they earned, what their potential was for the future," said
Mitchell Kleinman, general counsel for the investment firm Keefe, Bruyette &
Woods... Some families, in fact, may find the financial pictures put together
by the companies so dispiriting or disappointing that they may forgo
the fund and sue..."
Note to families: This is NOT money you are naturally entitled to, but a
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Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: Roger
"Twice, Okubo had been discovered in bed with a male resident of the home,
with two different ones, no less. When the staff confronted her with the
naked fact, Okubo made no attempt to cover up. 'I only charge the men 300
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such as "Pseudo Hermaphrodite: Plastic Operations -- Hypospadias, Orchidopexy
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in a dormitory closet on April 1. According to police, Davenport crept into a
dorm room at Barry University around 6 a.m. on April 1. A woman sleeping in
the room, Mary McCarthy, told police she was startled by a strange sound and
saw Davenport squatting in her closet. Davenport then allegedly defecated in a
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"I've noticed that, usually, in the city it is the more aggressive pets people are looking for," said Sean Johnson, the assistant manager of a Petland Discounts store in Midtown, where stickers on the tanks declare, 'Want mean fish? We're MEAN FISH!'... Says one customer, "When you have a problem with
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some goldfish in the bowl and watch my fish try and tear them up."
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"The Beijing Youth Daily has declared men's annual summer habit of stripping
off their shirts to be an uncivilised habit... 'This tradition of partial body
baring will bring shame on our city as so many foreigners are coming here for
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and six-year-old daughters' throats with a knife before setting fire to the
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Cheat in your Bible study classes and get beaten: Jesus would approve.
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at Capitol City Baptist Church, and his brother, Caleb. According to police,
Joshua Thompson, beat the boy with a stick for an hour on July 3
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I'm planning on refining the Phone Passport app that I started in Assignment 3. I'm considering adding the following features:
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- Allowing users to share data about where they've been with friends.
- Allow users to mark/label the markers that appear on the map.
Joining a Team
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Color Map Optimization¶
Consider color mapping to the geometry reconstructed from depth cameras. As color and depth frames are not perfectly aligned, the texture mapping using color images is subject to results in blurred color map. Open3D provides color map optimization method proposed by [Zhou2014]. Before begin, download fountain dataset from here. The following script shows an example of color map optimization.
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 | # examples/Python/Advanced/o3d.color_map.color_map_optimization.py
import open3d as o3d
from trajectory_io import *
import os, sys
sys.path.append("../Utility")
from file import *
path = "[path_to_fountain_dataset]"
debug_mode = False
if __name__ == "__main__":
o3d.utility.set_verbosity_level(o3d.utility.VerbosityLevel.Debug)
# Read RGBD images
rgbd_images = []
depth_image_path = get_file_list(os.path.join(path, "depth/"),
extension=".png")
color_image_path = get_file_list(os.path.join(path, "image/"),
extension=".jpg")
assert (len(depth_image_path) == len(color_image_path))
for i in range(len(depth_image_path)):
depth = o3d.io.read_image(os.path.join(depth_image_path[i]))
color = o3d.io.read_image(os.path.join(color_image_path[i]))
rgbd_image = o3d.geometry.RGBDImage.create_from_color_and_depth(
color, depth, convert_rgb_to_intensity=False)
if debug_mode:
pcd = o3d.geometry.PointCloud.create_from_rgbd_image(
rgbd_image,
o3d.camera.PinholeCameraIntrinsic(
o3d.camera.PinholeCameraIntrinsicParameters.
PrimeSenseDefault))
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([pcd])
rgbd_images.append(rgbd_image)
# Read camera pose and mesh
camera = o3d.io.read_pinhole_camera_trajectory(
os.path.join(path, "scene/key.log"))
mesh = o3d.io.read_triangle_mesh(
os.path.join(path, "scene", "integrated.ply"))
# Before full optimization, let's just visualize texture map
# with given geometry, RGBD images, and camera poses.
option = o3d.color_map.ColorMapOptimizationOption()
option.maximum_iteration = 0
o3d.color_map.color_map_optimization(mesh, rgbd_images, camera, option)
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([mesh])
o3d.io.write_triangle_mesh(
os.path.join(path, "scene", "color_map_before_optimization.ply"), mesh)
# Optimize texture and save the mesh as texture_mapped.ply
# This is implementation of following paper
# Q.-Y. Zhou and V. Koltun,
# Color Map Optimization for 3D Reconstruction with Consumer Depth Cameras,
# SIGGRAPH 2014
option.maximum_iteration = 300
option.non_rigid_camera_coordinate = True
o3d.color_map.color_map_optimization(mesh, rgbd_images, camera, option)
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([mesh])
o3d.io.write_triangle_mesh(
os.path.join(path, "scene", "color_map_after_optimization.ply"), mesh)
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Input¶
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 | # Read RGBD images
rgbd_images = []
depth_image_path = get_file_list(os.path.join(path, "depth/"),
extension=".png")
color_image_path = get_file_list(os.path.join(path, "image/"),
extension=".jpg")
assert (len(depth_image_path) == len(color_image_path))
for i in range(len(depth_image_path)):
depth = o3d.io.read_image(os.path.join(depth_image_path[i]))
color = o3d.io.read_image(os.path.join(color_image_path[i]))
rgbd_image = o3d.geometry.RGBDImage.create_from_color_and_depth(
color, depth, convert_rgb_to_intensity=False)
if debug_mode:
pcd = o3d.geometry.PointCloud.create_from_rgbd_image(
rgbd_image,
o3d.camera.PinholeCameraIntrinsic(
o3d.camera.PinholeCameraIntrinsicParameters.
PrimeSenseDefault))
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([pcd])
rgbd_images.append(rgbd_image)
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This script reads color and depth image pairs and makes rgbd_image
. Note that convert_rgb_to_intensity
flag is False
. This is to preserve 8-bit color channels instead of using single channel float type image.
It is always good practice to visualize RGBD image before applying it to color map optimization. debug_mode
switch is for visualizing RGBD image.
40 41 42 43 44 | # Read camera pose and mesh
camera = o3d.io.read_pinhole_camera_trajectory(
os.path.join(path, "scene/key.log"))
mesh = o3d.io.read_triangle_mesh(
os.path.join(path, "scene", "integrated.ply"))
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The script reads camera trajectory and mesh.
46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 | # Before full optimization, let's just visualize texture map
# with given geometry, RGBD images, and camera poses.
option = o3d.color_map.ColorMapOptimizationOption()
option.maximum_iteration = 0
o3d.color_map.color_map_optimization(mesh, rgbd_images, camera, option)
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([mesh])
o3d.io.write_triangle_mesh(
os.path.join(path, "scene", "color_map_before_optimization.ply"), mesh)
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To visualize how the camera poses are not good for color mapping, this script intentionally set the iteration number as 0, which means no optimization. color_map_optimization
paints a mesh using corresponding RGBD images and camera poses. Without optimization, the texture map is blurred.
Rigid Optimization¶
The next step is to optimize camera poses to get a sharp color map.
55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 | # Optimize texture and save the mesh as texture_mapped.ply
# This is implementation of following paper
# Q.-Y. Zhou and V. Koltun,
# Color Map Optimization for 3D Reconstruction with Consumer Depth Cameras,
# SIGGRAPH 2014
option.maximum_iteration = 300
option.non_rigid_camera_coordinate = True
o3d.color_map.color_map_optimization(mesh, rgbd_images, camera, option)
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([mesh])
o3d.io.write_triangle_mesh(
os.path.join(path, "scene", "color_map_after_optimization.ply"), mesh)
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The script sets maximum_iteration = 300
for actual iterations. The optimization displays the following energy profile.
[ColorMapOptimization] :: Rigid Optimization
[Iteration 0001] Residual error : 21639.276499 (avg : 0.004615)
[Iteration 0002] Residual error : 21461.765357 (avg : 0.004577)
[Iteration 0003] Residual error : 21284.579715 (avg : 0.004540)
:
[Iteration 0298] Residual error : 8891.042884 (avg : 0.001903)
[Iteration 0299] Residual error : 8890.037077 (avg : 0.001903)
[Iteration 0300] Residual error : 8888.970765 (avg : 0.001903)
Residual error implies inconsistency of image intensities. Lower residual leads better color map quality. By default, ColorMapOptimizationOption
enables rigid optimization. It optimizes 6-dimentional pose of every cameras.
Non-rigid Optimization¶
For better alignment quality, there is an option for non-rigid optimization. To enable, simply add
option.non_rigid_camera_coordinate = True
before calling color_map_optimization
. Besides 6-dimentional camera poses, non-rigid optimization even consider local image warping represented by anchor points. This adds even more flexibility and leads higher quality color mapping. The residual error is smaller than the case of rigid optimization.
[ColorMapOptimization] :: Non-Rigid Optimization
[Iteration 0001] Residual error : 21639.276499, reg : 0.000000
[Iteration 0002] Residual error : 21187.225206, reg : 13.918495
[Iteration 0003] Residual error : 20745.248996, reg : 42.234724
:
[Iteration 0298] Residual error : 5589.018747, reg : 2745.364742
[Iteration 0299] Residual error : 5587.180145, reg : 2746.619137
[Iteration 0300] Residual error : 5585.066255, reg : 2747.902979
Results of non-rigid optimization follow.
Note
If the residual error does not stably decrease, it is mainly because images are being bended abruptly. In this case, consider making iteration more conservative by increasing option.non_rigid_anchor_point_weight
.


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Processing serial synchrotron crystallography (SSX) datasets with xia2¶
xia2 is able to processes serial synchrotron data through a SSX pipeline built upon data analysis programs from DIALS.
To process serial data from images to a merged MTZ file, the minimal recommended example command is:
xia2.ssx template=../lyso_1_###.cbf space_group=P43212 \
unit_cell=79.1,79.1,38.2,90,90,90 reference../lyso.mtz
i.e. the minimal required information is the location of the images, the expected
space group and unit cell. A suitable reference file, containing a reference set of
intensities or pdb model (.mtz, .cif, .pdb
) is also recommended to enable data
reduction using a reference.
Typically, a reference geometry and mask should also be provided, as described below.
Table of contents of xia2 SSX processing documentation
Data Integration¶
To integrate data, the images must be provided, plus the space group to use for processing and an estimate of the unit cell. If the space group or unit cell are not known, the pipeline can be initially run without these; spotfinding and indexing will be performed, and the most populous unit cell clusters will be presented to the user.
The location of the image data must be specified by using one of the options
image=
, template=
or directory=
(multiple instances of
one option is allowed). Here image
corresponds to an image file
(e.g. .cbf
or .h5
), template
is a file template for a
sequence of images (e.g. for files lyso_1_001.cbf
to lyso_1_900.cbf
, the matching
template is lyso_1_###.cbf
), and directory
is a path to a
directory containing image files.
For data in h5 format, the option image=/path/to/image_master.h5
is recommended.
For cbf data, the file template option is recommended, e.g.:
xia2.ssx template=../lyso_1_###.cbf space_group=P43212 \
unit_cell=79.1,79.1,38.2,90,90,90
The overall sequence of the data integration part of the pipeline is as follows.
In the absence of an explicitly provided reference geometry, spotfinding and
indexing will be run on batches of 1000 images at a time, until a threshold number
of crystals have been indexed (250 by default, as specified by the
geometry_refinement.n_crystals
parameter). Then joint refinement of the
detector geometry is run to determine an improved geometry model. Following this,
the refined geometry is used to perform spotfinding, indexing and integration of
all images, with feedback provided on batches of 1000 images at a time. This batch
size can be adjusted with the batch_size
parameter. The number of available
processes will be determined automatically (optionally a value for nproc
can be given),
and parallel processing will be performed within the batch.
A DIALS reference geometry file (refined.expt
) can be provided as input
with the option reference_geometry=
, which will be used instead of
performing a joint refinement on the data. A mask file created from the DIALS
image viewer can also be provided with the option mask=
, which will be
used in spotfinding and integration. A few other common options to set are the
max_lattices
parameter, which determines the number of lattices to search
for on each image in indexing, and d_min
which controls the resolution
limit for spotfinding and integration.
To see the full list of options and their descriptions, run xia2.ssx -ce2 -a1
.
Change the number after -ce
to a value from 0 to 3 to see different
“expert levels” of program parameters. Note that a phil options file can be
provided for each of the DIALS programs, to allow further customisation of the
options for the individual programs. Additionally, stepwise processing can be
performed by running the program multiple times with the option steps=find_spots
,
then steps=index
and finally steps=integrate
.
Data Reduction¶
Following data integration, data reduction (reindexing, scaling and merging) will
be performed. The data reduction can be run separately to the full pipeline through
the command xia2.ssx_reduce
, taking integrated data as input, e.g.:
xia2.ssx_reduce ../xia2_ssx/batch_*/integrated*.{expt,refl}
To run only the data integration without reduction, use the option
steps=find_spots+index+integrate
(i.e. omit +reduce
) when running xia2.ssx
.
The data reduction process consists of unit cell filtering, followed by indexing ambiguity resolution in batches (if ambiguities are possible due to lattice and space group symmetries), followed by scaling and merging.
If a reference dataset/PDB model is
provided with the option reference=
, then reindexing and scaling is performed
in parallel in batches of at least reduction_batch_size
crystals, using intensities
extracted/generated from the reference as a reference when reindexing and scaling.
It is recommended to use a high-quality reference set of intensities in preference to genering
a set of intensities from a PDB model, to give a higher accuracy. If generating intensities
from a PDB model, the default bulk solvent parameters (k_sol
and b_sol
) should
be adjusted to suitable values.
If there is no reference given, the scaling is not performed in parallel. Other important
options are setting anomalous=True/False
and specifying a d_min
value.
To evaluate the success of indexing ambiguity resolution, it is important to inspect
the html output from dials.cosym jobs in the data_reduction\reindex
folder.
To see the full list of data reduction parameters and their descriptions,
run xia2.ssx_reduce -ce3 -a2
. The output of the data reduction pipeline
is a merged MTZ file which can be taken onwards for structure determination.
xia2.ssx_reduce
also supports quick remerging of already processed data by using the option
steps=merge
. This can be useful for aggregating multiple processing jobs processed
using the same reference model, or generating MTZ files with specified resolution
cutoffs e.g.:
xia2.ssx_reduce ../xia2_ssx_reduce/DataFiles/scaled*.{expt,refl} steps=merge d_min=1.8
xia2.ssx_reduce steps=merge ../{chip1,chip2}/DataFiles/scaled*.{expt,refl}
Overcoming difficulties in geometry refinement¶
The first step of processing with xia2.ssx
is to improve the detector geometry in order to
improve the indexing rate. The starting assumption is that the initial geometry is good enough to
successfully index a fraction of the images. When this is not the case, it will be necessary to
change some of the program parameters. Examples and suggestions of how to tackle trickier
processing cases are described in the link below.
Merging in groups¶
xia2.ssx_reduce
also supports merging in groups to handle more complex experiments such
as dose series experiments. This is described in more detail in the links below.


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Another useful feature of JFTP is the ability to filter local files when performing various tasks. You can filter local files based on their name pattern, by their modification date and/or by their attributes. The filter will be honored by all local file tasks such as browsing, uploading, deleting, zipping and viewing properties.
Below are a few scenarios where filters can be very handy:
To set up a filter on the local files, do any one of the following:
Local File -> Apply Filter...
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Apply
Filter...
from the context menu
When you do any of the above actions, a new dialog titled
Filter Local Files
will be displayed.
Regular Expression
The name filter allows you to specify a filter based on the
file names or name patterns. You can specify any valid regular
expression as your filter criteria.
Below are a few commonly used regular expressions:
.*\.html
matches all files with extension html.
n.*
matches all files that start with letter 'n'.
.*\.html|.*\.jsp
matches all files with
extensions html and jsp.
index.html
matches all files whose name is index.html.
Case Sensitive
Checking this check box does a case sensitive pattern
matching. This means that the regular expression
.*\.html
will match index.html but not INDEX.HTML.
The date filter allows you to see only those files whose modification date is in a given date range.
Start
Start date for this filter.
End
End date for this filter.
If you
want to set up a filter that allows only files modified after a
specific date, just specify the
Start
date and leave the
End
date blank. Similarly, to allow files that were modified before a
specific date, leave the
Start
date blank and specify the
End
date.
Show Hidden Files and Folders
Check this box to allow hidden files and folders pass
through this filter.
All newly
opened sessions will have a default filter that hides hidden files and
folders. If you want to see all hidden files and folders, select
Local System -> Clear Filter
menu item from the menu bar.
Apply
Clicking this button will validate your filter criteria and
sets up a filter. At this point, all FTP and local file tasks that you
perform will honor the filter.
Cancel
Clicking this button discards any changes you have made to
the filter criteria and closes the Filter Local Files dialog.
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Click this button to display this help topic.


I decided to do a little research on test-driven development because I've realized I like the DBC challenges that require us to pass each test before moving on to the next section of our code. In test-driven development the first thing that's done is writing a test that fails but sets a goal of what you want the code to accomplish. The code should ideally be written in as few lines and as refactored as possible.
The key to test-driven development is knowing what you want your program to do. You need to be able to understand what your end result should look like before starting. Once you realize what you want you can write a test that will pass once that specific code is implemented. Once you write the code that passes the test, you move on to another test to accomplish a new programming goal. And so on.
Test-driven development is great for working out a problem step by step. Moving through the code one test at a time can help pin point what code is working perfectly, and what code is breaking the program (b/c of course you shouldn't move on with your programming until the test you're working on passes). Ideally your end code will be cleaner and drier using this technique because you are only writing the minimum code to pass each of your tests.
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Using network analysis for your research ¶
Disciplines that use network science¶
Abound literature of network analysis are from:
Social Sciences -> Social Network Analysis (SNA)
Mathematics -> Graph Theory
Computer Science - > Graph
Economics -> Networks
Ecology -> Networks
Biology -> Networks
Naming conventions¶
Different disciplines might use different terms for the same object in network analysis:
Networks = Graphs
Nodes = Vertices = Actors = Agents
Edges = Links = Ties = Relations
Communities = Clusters
Topics around network analysis¶
How to describe a network:
Statistical properties of a network, a node, and an edge
Node ranking
Network modeling
Network evolution
How to predict a network:
Node classification (Machine Learning)
Link prediction
Information diffusion
How to discover knowledge from networks:
Frequent pattern mining: graphlet/motif mining
Node clustering (a.k.a. Community Detection)
Network resilience
How to use the graph as a method for data mining:
Network embedding
Graph neural networks


In summer 2016, two weirdos decided to build an art studio. It would have everything you could want: a messy floor, canvases free for the painting, and cool people to hang around with. The only problem? The two weirdos couldn’t decide where to put it once it was built. At an impasse like that, the only option was to put it on wheels.
They (that’s us! in the picture!) decided to turn their idea into a whole shebang of an operation, forming a nonprofit and getting grant funding. Alex is a Des Moines native and Whitney has lived here for the last four years. We know parts of the city well, but parts of the local arts community have always felt locked off.
Flipped Art began with haphazard attempts at breaking in to Des Moines’ art scene. We hosted pop-up events with and without permission, where people had their days interrupted while they worked side-by-side to make something together. Adults stood next to kids, who stood next to established area artists, who stood next to executives, who stood next to people who never thought they’d pick up a paintbrush.
The more events we hosted, the more impressed we were at the potential of community-sourced art. The more it became apparent how many people could benefit from creative activity, even if that activity wasn’t a planned part of their day. And the less important it was for someone to be a part of the “art scene” to participate in something creative and interesting and unexpected.
Our early plans for establishing a permanent makerspace in downtown Des Moines took a backseat. We shifted toward the Tiny Studio – an art studio literally hitched to a trailer, which can be pulled to the local communities rather than asking them to come to us. It’s Iowa’s first mobile makerspace.
We built the Tiny Studio by hand this summer, and made sure that it had a few key features:
Soon, it will have solar panel roofing and turn into a Transformer. But one step at a time.
The Tiny Studio is for you. It’s our first stab at eliminating access barriers to the arts, and we are working hard to make sure that it’s just as available to everyone who wants to use it. It also means that we want your feedback to make sure we stock it with materials and activities that are relevant and engaging.
Also! We have stickers!
Follow us on Facebook to find out where we’ll be so you can stick one on your laptop/car/bike/forehead. We made some zines you can take too, which tell the story of us building the Tiny Studio but with scragglier pictures.
We’re more than excited to see what the people of Des Moines can make.
Want to bring the Tiny Studio to your school, business, or event?


New president named at Ave Maria University
by WFTX Digital TeamCOLLIER COUNTY, Fla. -- We now know who will be the new president at Ave Maria University in 2020.
Friday, the board of trustees announced the election of Christopher Ice as the third president of the university. He currently serves as chief executive officer of "Catholic Charities of Kansas City-Saint Joseph" in Missouri.
He will begin his presidency on January 1st.
Last year, Jim Towey announced plans to step down. He's been the president since 2011.
During his tenure, enrollment has grown more than 70% and more than $80 million has been raised.


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OSSL_PROVIDER-legacy - OpenSSL legacy provider
The OpenSSL legacy provider supplies OpenSSL implementations of algorithms that have been deemed legacy. Such algorithms have commonly fallen out of use, have been deemed insecure by the cryptography community, or something similar.
We can consider this the retirement home of cryptographic algorithms.
The implementations in this provider specifically has this property defined:
It may be used in a property query string with fetching functions such as EVP_MD_fetch(3) or EVP_CIPHER_fetch(3), as well as with other functions that take a property query string, such as EVP_PKEY_CTX_new_from_name(3).
It isn't mandatory to query for any of these properties, except to make sure to get implementations of this provider and none other.
The OpenSSL legacy provider supports these operations and algorithms:
Not all of these symmetric cipher algorithms are enabled by default.
The algorithm names are: DES_ECB, DES_CBC, DES_OFB, DES_CFB, DES_CFB1, DES_CFB8 and DESX_CBC.
Disabled by default. Use enable-rc5 config option to enable.
OSSL_PARAM(3), openssl-core.h(7), openssl-core_dispatch.h(7), provider(7)
This functionality was added in OpenSSL 3.0.
Copyright 2020-2021 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


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Jenkins console output is place where you can spend decent amount of time trying to figure out what went wrong (or perhaps right?).
AnsiColor plugins gives you opportunity to color monochromatic Jenkins console output.
1. Install AnsiColor plugin On Jenkins: Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins > Available > search and install 'Ansi Color'
2. Configure your build/job Under Build Environment section check Color ANSI Console Output and select xterm
3. Inside Execute shell step add something like:
set +x
info() {
echo "\033[1;33m[Info] \033[0m $1"
}
error() {
echo "\033[1;31m[Error] \033[0m $1"
}
success() {
echo "\033[1;32m[Success] \033[0m $1"
}
info "This is information message"
error "Houston we have a problem"
success "Great!!!"
echo "Foreground colors"
echo "\033[31m Red \033[0m"
echo "\033[32m Green \033[0m"
echo "\033[33m Yellow \033[0m"
echo "\033[34m Blue \033[0m"
echo "\033[35m Magneta \033[0m"
echo "\033[36m Cyan \033[0m"
echo "Background colors"
echo "\033[41m Red \033[0m"
echo "\033[42m Green \033[0m"
echo "\033[43m Yellow \033[0m"
echo "\033[44m Blue \033[0m"
echo "\033[45m Magneta \033[0m"
echo "\033[46m Cyan \033[0m"
echo "Different combinations"
echo "\033[1;31m Red \033[0m"
echo "\033[1;4;37;42m Green \033[0m"
echo "\033[1;43m Yellow \033[0m"
set -x
4. On console output
Done!!!


Programming & Design : Wolfgang Baird (E-mail)
Report a bug : Click here
Donations : If you find cDock useful, please consider making a donation to support further development.
Translations : Thanks to all who have helped provide localizations for cDock:
Wolfgang Baird - English
Dmitry Kudryashov - Russian, Chinese (Simplified)
Mauro Ferreri - Italian
Donors : Many thanks go to all those who have been kind enough to donate money in support of this project:
4LE Media, L.L.C.
Andrew Howse
Ang Edwin
Anonymous
Anthony Giusti
Aron Yoffe
Barry Chiarello
Barton Poulson
Blair Chivers
Bree Lassen
Brian Sweeney
Carles Escudero Diaz
Cat N Co
Charlie Lembach
Chen Yap
Christine Billings
Christopher Focer
Chuck Freiman
Chuck Freiman
Cihan Deribas
Connie Spencer
Daniel Tullis
David Bluestone
David Hirsh
David Kaminsky
Denis Stewar
Denny Forster
Donation
Dr Joel J Levitz
Edgar Braun
Edgar Kraus
Edmund L Windeler Jr
Ekvia Ltd
Eric Ackerman
Frank Thurber
Gary T Fields
Gregory A Petsko
Gregory Pitta
Hans Henningsson
Harvey Rubinstein
Haydon Enterprises
Howard Dym
Howard Katz
Ian Summers
Jacqueline Lawson
James Barley
James Powell
Jan Wade
Jay Gould
Jean-Francois Mayer
Jean-Guy Nique
Jim Elsworth
Johan Sorensson
John Knoerr
John Lustman
John McGrew
John Mueller
John Parr
John Scott
Julie Lindsey-Halls
Justin Dailey
Ken Hoyle
Kennett Sargen
Lei Feng
Leslie Layton
Li Lu
Liam o'sullivan
Liu Chun Yin Arthur
Lorne Hobbs
Marc Laurendeau
Mark Gonzales
Mark Warren
Marten Claridge
Michael Fontana
Mike Bessy
Neil Pomeroy
Niels van Kruiningen
Niyi Afelumo
Noelle De Guzman
Othmar Vetrovetz
Paul Babadi Bamba
Pete Askew
Petr Smrz
Rainer Kühnel
Richard Nolan
Richard Tolber
Robert B. Bass
Robert Bailey
Robert Nace
Ross Green
Ryoichi Morita
Sabine Zimmermann
Samir Benmammar
Sean Greenwood
Stefano Brocco
Tata Parker
Thai Tran
Trang Tran
Ulvi Kerimli
Vera Rankins
Warren Avny
William Griffith
William M Sorem
Winston Maxwell
Wolbe, Inc.
erick genaude
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p.r. austin unlimited visions
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Filter
enum Filter
Available filters for processing
Check Thumbor’s documentation for further explanation of each filter.
-
Overrides the server
AUTO_PNG_TO_JPG
configDeclaration
Swift
case autoJPG(Bool)
-
Sets the background layer to the specified color
Declaration
Swift
case backgroundColor(UIColor)
-
Applies Gaussian blur
Declaration
Swift
case blur(radius: Float, sigma: Int)
-
Increases or decreases the image brightness
Ranges from -100 to 100
Declaration
Swift
case brightness(Int)
-
Increases or decreases the image contrast
Ranges from -100 to 100
Declaration
Swift
case contrast(Int)
-
Runs a convolution matrix (or kernel) on the image
Declaration
Swift
case convolution(matrix: [[Int]], normalize: Bool)
-
Equalizes the color distribution in the image
Declaration
Swift
case equalize
-
Use focal points when converting the image
Declaration
Swift
case extractFocalPoints
-
Returns an image sized exactly as requested wherever is its ratio by filling with chosen color the missing parts. Usually used with
fit-in
Declaration
Swift
case filling(color: UIColor, fillTransparent: Bool)
-
Adds a focal point to be used in later transforms
Declaration
Swift
case focal(top: Int, left: Int, bottom: Int, right: Int)
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Specifies the output format of the image
Declaration
Swift
case format(Format)
-
Converts the image to grayscale
Declaration
Swift
case grayScale
-
Degrades the quality of the image until the image is under the specified amount of bytes
Declaration
Swift
case maxBytes(Int)
-
Prevents thumbor from upscaling images
Declaration
Swift
case noUpscale
-
Adds noise to the image
Declaration
Swift
case noise(Int)
-
Specifies the proportion of the output image, relative to the input’s dimensios or the output size, if specified
Declaration
Swift
case proportion(Float)
-
Changes the overall quality of the JPEG image (does nothing for PNGs or GIFs)
Ranges from 0 to 100
Declaration
Swift
case quality(Int)
-
Declaration
Swift
case redEye
-
Changes the amount of color in each of the three channels
Channels range from -100 to 100
Declaration
Swift
case rgb(red: Int, green: Int, blue: Int)
-
Rotates the image
Angle ranges from 0 to 359
Declaration
Swift
case rotate(Int)
-
Adds rounded corners to the image
Declaration
Swift
case roundCorners(Int)
-
Enhances apparent sharpness of the image
Declaration
Swift
case sharpen(amount: Float, radius: Float, luminanceOnly: Bool)
-
Resizes the image without cropping
Declaration
Swift
case stretch
-
Removes EXIF information
This is useful if your server has set PRESERVE_EXIF_INFO = True but still wish to overwrite this behavior in some cases
Declaration
Swift
case stripEXIF
-
Removes any ICC information
Declaration
Swift
case stripICC
-
Upscale
This only makes sense with “fitIn”
Declaration
Swift
case upscale
-
Adds a watermark image on top of the original
Declaration
Swift
case watermark(url: String, x: Int, y: Int, alpha: Int, widthRatio: Float?, heightRatio: Float?)


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The UserTesting Intranet prototype that I built was a first iteration, low fidelity series of pages designed to test the bare bones layout that our company had in mind. Prior to developing the prototype, we performed a card sorting analysis to get an understanding of how the pages should be laid out, and where the content should be placed. After the card sorting analysis, I took the data that we collected and constructed Photoshop wireframes that were then used in a cognitive walkthrough done by one of our employees. I then annotated the cognitive walkthrough for important usability and design choices, which was then applied to further iterations of the intranet.


Aler
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json2html
Ju Jitsu
Aikido
Origami
Aler
14 Oct 1987
Static template
Maybe it's not so exciting to have static templates bat it can be useful!


All ReQuEST Organizers (A-Z)
- Luis Ceze, University of Washington, USA
- Natalie Enright Jerger, University of Toronto, Canada
- Babak Falsafi, EPFL, Switzerland
- Grigori Fursin, cTuning foundation, France (Framework chair)
- Anton Lokhmotov, dividiti, UK (Industrial chair)
- Thierry Moreau, University of Washington, USA (Publicity chair)
- Adrian Sampson, Cornell University, USA
- Phillip Stanley Marbell, University of Cambridge, UK


flask-news-api
Home
(current)
Search
{{source}} homepage
{% for a,b,c,d,e,f in context %}
{{d}}
{{a}}
{{b}}
by
{{d}}
read more
{% endfor %}


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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| Class and Description |
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| QFunction
Interface for objects that define a Q-function
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| QProvider
An interface for MDP solvers that can return/compute Q-values.
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| QValue
This class is used to store Q-values.
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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| Class and Description |
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| ValueFunction
An interface for algorithms that can return the value for states.
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#assign findOne = "true">
Used when a query is expected to return 1 or zero beans.
```java Customer customer = where<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.findOne(); ```
The same as findOne but returns an Optional
holding the bean.
These methods throw javax.persistence.NonUniqueResultException
if there is more that one matching
result for the query.


Return Value
A ComposedMiddleware
that calls the lhs
methods before the rhs
ones. If lhs
is already a ComposedMiddleware
, we will return the same instance after mutating it to have the rhs
in the end of its chain.
ComposedMiddleware
from the lhs
and rhs
middlewares parameters, or appends to the lhs
if it is already a ComposedMiddleware
, as shown below:
func <> <M1, M2>(lhs: M1, rhs: M2) -> ComposedMiddleware<M1.InputActionType, M1.OutputActionType, M1.StateType> where M1 : MiddlewareProtocol, M2 : MiddlewareProtocol, M1.InputActionType == M2.InputActionType, M1.OutputActionType == M2.OutputActionType, M1.StateType == M2.StateType
A ComposedMiddleware
that calls the lhs
methods before the rhs
ones. If lhs
is already a ComposedMiddleware
, we will return the same instance after mutating it to have the rhs
in the end of its chain.
lhs
A flat middleware or a composed middleware, in case it’s a flat one, this operation will create a new ComposedMiddleware
and return it, otherwise it will append the rhs
to this composed lhs one mutating it and also returning it.
rhs
A flat middleware to be appended to the end of a ComposedMiddleware
let composedOfThreeMiddlewares = composedOfTwoMiddlewares <> thirdMiddleware
Or
let composedOfThreeMiddlewares = firstMiddleware <> secondMiddleware <> thirdMiddleware
Or
let composedMiddlewares = firstMiddleware <> secondMiddleware
_ = composedMiddlewares <> thirdMiddleware
// assert(composedMiddlewares == firstMiddleware <> secondMiddleware <> thirdMiddleware)


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| Uses of SeekableStream in edu.cmu.cs.stage3.image.codec |
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| Subclasses of SeekableStream in edu.cmu.cs.stage3.image.codec | |
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class |
ByteArraySeekableStream
A subclass of SeekableStream that takes input from an
array of bytes. |
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FileCacheSeekableStream
A subclass of SeekableStream that may be used to wrap
a regular InputStream . |
class |
FileSeekableStream
A subclass of SeekableStream that takes its input
from a File or RandomAccessFile . |
class |
ForwardSeekableStream
A subclass of SeekableStream that may be used
to wrap a regular InputStream efficiently. |
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MemoryCacheSeekableStream
A subclass of SeekableStream that may be used to wrap
a regular InputStream . |
class |
SegmentedSeekableStream
A SegmentedSeekableStream provides a view of a
subset of another SeekableStream consiting of a series
of segments with given starting positions in the source stream and
lengths. |
| Methods in edu.cmu.cs.stage3.image.codec that return SeekableStream | |
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SeekableStream |
ImageDecoderImpl.getInputStream()
Returns the SeekableStream associated with
this ImageDecoder . |
SeekableStream |
ImageDecoder.getInputStream()
Returns the SeekableStream associated with this ImageDecoder. |
SeekableStream |
StructuredStorage.getStream(java.lang.String name)
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static SeekableStream |
SeekableStream.wrapInputStream(java.io.InputStream is,
boolean canSeekBackwards)
Returns a SeekableStream that will read from a
given InputStream , optionally including support
for seeking backwards. |
| Methods in edu.cmu.cs.stage3.image.codec with parameters of type SeekableStream | |
|---|---|
static ImageDecoder |
ImageCodec.createImageDecoder(java.lang.String name,
SeekableStream src,
ImageDecodeParam param)
Returns an ImageDecoder object suitable for
decoding from the supplied SeekableStream , using the
supplied ImageDecodeParam object. |
static java.lang.String[] |
ImageCodec.getDecoderNames(SeekableStream src)
Returns an array of String s indicating the names
of registered ImageCodec s that may be appropriate
for reading the given SeekableStream . |
static int |
TIFFDirectory.getNumDirectories(SeekableStream stream)
Returns the number of image directories (subimages) stored in a given TIFF file, represented by a SeekableStream . |
boolean |
ImageCodec.isFormatRecognized(SeekableStream src)
Returns true if the format is recognized in the
input data stream. |
| Constructors in edu.cmu.cs.stage3.image.codec with parameters of type SeekableStream | |
|---|---|
FPXImage(SeekableStream stream,
FPXDecodeParam param)
|
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FPXImageDecoder(SeekableStream input,
ImageDecodeParam param)
|
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ImageDecoderImpl(SeekableStream input,
ImageDecodeParam param)
Constructs an ImageDecoderImpl with a given
SeekableStream and ImageDecodeParam
instance. |
|
SegmentedSeekableStream(SeekableStream stream,
long[] segmentPositions,
int[] segmentLengths,
boolean canSeekBackwards)
Constructs a SegmentedSeekableStream given a
SeekableStream as input, a list of the starting
positions and lengths of the segments of the source stream, and
a boolean indicating whether the output
SegmentedSeekableStream should support seeking
backwards. |
|
SegmentedSeekableStream(SeekableStream stream,
long[] segmentPositions,
int segmentLength,
int totalLength,
boolean canSeekBackwards)
Constructs a SegmentedSeekableStream given a
SeekableStream as input, a list of the starting
positions of the segments of the source stream, the common
length of each segment, the total length of the segments and
a boolean indicating whether the output
SegmentedSeekableStream should support seeking
backwards. |
|
SegmentedSeekableStream(SeekableStream stream,
StreamSegmentMapper mapper,
boolean canSeekBackwards)
Constructs a SegmentedSeekableStream
given a SeekableStream as input,
an instance of StreamSegmentMapper ,
and a boolean indicating whether the
output SegmentedSeekableStream should
support seeking backwards. |
|
StructuredStorage(SeekableStream file)
|
|
TIFFDirectory(SeekableStream stream,
int directory)
Constructs a TIFFDirectory from a SeekableStream. |
|
TIFFDirectory(SeekableStream stream,
long ifd_offset)
Constructs a TIFFDirectory by reading a SeekableStream. |
|
TIFFImage(SeekableStream stream,
TIFFDecodeParam param,
int directory)
Constructs a TIFFImage that acquires its data from a given SeekableStream and reads from a particular IFD of the stream. |
|
TIFFImageDecoder(SeekableStream input,
ImageDecodeParam param)
|
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Instructions on how to report a bug to the Bibulous development team¶
Where to report a bug¶
Send an email to the users_mailing_list
. Once it’s confirmed as a bug, someone, possibly you, can enter it into the issue tracker. (Or if you’re pretty sure about the bug, go ahead and post directly to the developers mailing list, developers_mailing_list
. But if you’re not sure, it’s better to post to [users mailing list
] first; someone there can tell you whether the behavior you encountered is expected or not.)
How to report a bug¶
First, make sure it’s a bug. If Bibulous does not behave the way you expect, look in the documentation and mailing list archives for evidence that it should behave the way you expect. If the documentation and archives do not contain enough information to tell you whether the behavior is a bug or is expected behavior, go ahead and ask on the users mailing list first users_mailing_list
. Also check that you are running the most recent version of Bibulous. It may be that the bug has already been fixed.
Once you’ve established that it’s a bug, the most important thing you can do is come up with a simple description and reproduction recipe. For example, if the bug, as you initially found it, involves five files over ten commits, try to make it happen with just one file and one commit. The simpler the reproduction recipe, the more likely a developer is to successfully reproduce the bug and fix it.
When you write up the reproduction recipe, don’t just write a prose description of what you did to make the bug happen. Instead, give a copy of the exact series of commands you ran, and their output. Use cut-and-paste to do this. If there are files involved, be sure to include the names of the files, and even their content if you think it might be relevant. The very best thing is to package your reproduction recipe as a script, that helps a lot.
In addition to the reproduction recipe, we’ll also need a complete description of the environment in which you reproduced the bug. That means:
- Your operating system
- The Python version you are running under.
- The release and/or revision of Bibulous.
- Anything else that could possibly be relevant. Err on the side of too much information, rather than too little.
Once you have all this, you’re ready to write the report. Start out with a clear description of what the bug is. That is, say how you expected Bibulous to behave, and contrast that with how it actually behaved. While the bug may seem obvious to you, it may not be so obvious to someone else, so it’s best to avoid a guessing game. Follow that with the environment description, and the reproduction recipe. If you also want to include speculation as to the cause, and even suggest how the code may be modified to fix the bug, that’s great.
Post all of this information to the developers mailing list, developers_mailing_list
, or if you have already been there and been asked to file an issue, then go to the Issue Tracker and follow the instructions there.
Thanks! It’s a lot of work to file an effective bug report, but a good report can save hours of a developer’s time, and make the bug much more likely to get fixed.


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i'm not making "you don't know scratch" for now because it was going to take too long, and i just want to get some little zingers thrown out onto gamejolt. working on some right now ;) let's see if i can commit. probably not. just keep an eye on me and my gamejolt page, alright? make sure i'm not dead please. if i don't post anything in a while, i've probably stopped committing. committing is my phobia. like, i need i know to do it, but i'm a wuss and go back inside... but this time i'm going to do it. i'm going to commit. okay, here i go...