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This is a catalog of datasets organized and made more accessible from the State of New York, providing simple dowloadable CSV and JSON files, as well as Postman Collections you can use as part of workflows and other automation.
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Historical Auction Data, NYS Thruway Surplus Property 2010-2013
This dataset contains a list of all surplus material sold at auction by the NYS Thruway Authority from the September 2010 through April 2013
Highway Mileage Beginning 2008
The Highway Mileage Report is an annual publication that lists the mileage of roadway and maintenance jurisdiction/ownership of roadways within each municipality of New York State. Information is c...
Health Insurance Premiums on Policies Written in New York Annually
Headcount Enrollment by Student Level and Student Load, State University of New York Beginning 1948
Number of home institution students attending a SUNY campus by level (Undergraduate/Graduate) and load status (full-time, part-time). SUNY System combined annual enrollment since 1948.
Headcount Enrollment by Student Level and Student Load by Institutions of the State University of New York Beginning Fall 2011
Number of home institution students attending a SUNY campus by level (Undergraduate/Graduate) and load status (full-time, part-time) by institution based on Fall term enrollment.
Hate Crimes by County and Bias Type Beginning 2010
Under New York State’s Hate Crime Law (Penal Law Article 485), a person commits a hate crime when one of a specified set of offenses is committed targeting a victim because of a perception or belie...
Harmful Algal Blooms by Waterbody Summary Beginning 2019
Listing of harmful algal bloom occurrences by waterbody. Data from 2012-2018 available at https://data.ny.gov/Energy-Environment/Harmful-Algal-Bloom-Statewide-Occurrence-Summary-2/qtg2-hjth.
Harmful Algal Bloom Statewide Occurrence Summary 2012-2018
A summary of the maximum bloom status that was documented by the DEC HABs Program in each waterbody in each year from 2012-2018. Continuing data available at https://data.ny.gov/Energy-Environment...
Guides Currently Licensed in New York State
List of all Guides currently licensed by the NY State Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC) Division of Forest Protection (DFP). While DFP issues the licenses, compliance is monitored b...
Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Fuel Combustion, Million Metric Tons Beginning 1990
The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory details the estimated New York State emissions releases from fuel combustion. The dataset includes emissions for each year from 1990 through the present (cur...
Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Fuel Combustion, By Fuel Type, Million Metric Tons
The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory details the estimated New York State emissions releases from fuel combustion. The dataset includes a fuel type breakdown, by sector, for the current year. H...
Green Jobs - Green New York (GJGNY) Residential Loan Portfolio Beginning November 2010
How does your organization use this dataset? What other NYSERDA or energy-related datasets would you like to see on Open NY? Let us know by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The dataset represents i...
Graduation Rates for Students Enrolled in Baccalaureate Programs at SUNY Institutions (First Time, Full Time) Beginning Entering 2000
Graduation rates for students who entered SUNY Institutions as first-time, full-time students beginning in Fall 2000 seeking a Baccalaureate degree are provided for those completing within four yea...
Golf Courses
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) oversees more than 250 state parks, historic sites, recreational trails, golf courses, boat launches and more, enco...
Gasoline Retail Prices Weekly Average by Region Beginning 2007
Gasoline retail prices weekly average by region dataset provides the weekly average retail gasoline prices for New York State and sixteen New York metropolitan regions in U.S. dollars per gallon. ...
Fuel Savings by Type from RGGI-Funded Projects
How does your organization use this dataset? What other NYSERDA or energy-related datasets would you like to see on Open NY? Let us know by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Regional Greenhouse ...
Freight Cars Moved in Carfloat Operations, Port Authority of NY NJ Beginning 2009
This dataset provides volume of loaded freight rail cars transported between NY and NJ by New York New Jersey Rail, a carfloat operation owned by the Port Authority of NY & NJ. Total volume...
Fish Stocking Lists (Actual) Beginning 2011
DEC stocks approximately 900,000 pounds of fish into more than 1,200 public streams, rivers, lakes and ponds across the state. Also included in the data are public stockings by Essex, Onondaga and ...
Fire Department Directory for New York State
This dataset lists the name, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES) ID, location and phone number for all Fire Departments in New York State. This data is collected and maint...
Film Tax Credit Productions and Stage Locations Beginning 2004
Empire State Development manages and tracks data for the NYS Film Tax Credit Program. This dataset was provided as a companion file to the Film Credits database. The dataset displays a list of film...
Farmers' Markets in New York State
In the past decade the number of farmers’ markets in New York State has grown at a rapid rate. The dataset contains information detailing the time and location of community farmers’ markets as wel...
Farm Product Dealer Licenses Currently Issued
NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets (DAM) licenses dealers who buy or receive an excess of $20,000 of New York farm products from New York State producers for resale. Dealers are licensed ann...
Fare Card History for Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Beginning 2010
These files show the number of MetroCard swipes made each week by customers entering each station of the New York City Subway, PATH, AirTrain JFK and the Roosevelt Island Tram, broken out to show t...
Facilities Licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Data set containing information on the facilities licensed by DMV in accordance with Vehicle and Traffic Law.
EZ Pass Retailers Locations
This data file provides the locations of authorized businesses that can sell E-Z Pass tags.


Across: 1. Is it possible for primate to get food? (6) 4. Freedom for eastern flier? (6) 9. Sign for captain to return (4) 10. Sing, varlet, or no supper for you! (10) 11. Tie visitor inside cell (6) 12. Stimulate reign — see changes! (8) 13. Trying hard at refining (9) 15. No-one outside has a complaint (4) 16. Party for street kids? (4) 17. Bless me, Al is innocent! (9) 21. Is upset when going after loose flowers (8) 22. Samuel and Malcolm return on August 1st (6) 24. Money maker has top sex with celebrities (10) 25. Attachment to rod for river fish (4) 26. Small piece of tune composed about horse, we hear (6) 27. Dad’s attempt to get dough (6) Down: 1. Solid agreement (7) 2. No French Anglicans on this occasion (5) 3. Back behind river gate (7) 5. Was jealous of vine grown by journalist (6) 6. Unreasonable soldier goes into pub after a student (9) 7. Penalises home counties with style (7) 8. Fatherly traits pelican displays (13) 14. Responding to warnings about ecstasy (9) 16. New acquisition by pub shows great value for money (7) 18. Limit one’s force (7) 19. Grand street by cathedral (7) 20. Get bigger appointment around 1:50 (6) 23. May be worth resetting timer (5)


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FIRST KNIGHT (1996) Starring: Richard Gere and Sean Connery
This movie does not follow the original King Arthur legends at all. Yet a movie that did would probably not be as appealing to audiences- for instance Lancelot is supposed to be rather ugly. So this change in plot could be over-seen if the movie was fantastic. FIRST KNIGHT is not. It has its moments, but fails to reach the epic proportions it needs to reach to succeed. Still, if a combination of sword-fights, Sean Connery, and love scenes sounds appealing- watch it.
The plot involves Malagant (similar to the character Mordred from the legends) causing havoc all over Camelot's neighboring cities. Meanwhile a promising adventurer named Lancelot manages to save Princess Guinevere's life. In exchange for this, Lancelot becomes a famed knight of the Round Table. Yet Guinevere and Lancelot fall in love, causing complications...
Sean Connery does a fine job as an older King Arthur. Richard Gere as Lancelot is passable- but not great. There is a neat scene where Lancelot weaves his way in and out of a gauntlet during a festival. The music works, but the fact the Merlin is not in here at all is disturbing...
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In May of 2017 we lost one of the most unique, distinctive, and game-changing voices in rock with the passing of Chris Cornell. We were lucky enough to get to know Chris during the 1996 Lollapalooza tour with Soundgarden and we were honored to call him a friend and an inspiration. So, of course, we jumped at the chance to be a part of an amazing tribute concert taking place Los Angeles at The Forum on January 16, 2019. Hitting the stage that night will be members of the bands that Chris was a part of with Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog all in the house. The evening will be hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and also feature performances from the Foo Fighters and Ryan Adams, along with other special guests. In keeping with Chris and his family's vision for a better world, the evening will benefit the Chris and Vicky Cornell Foundation as well as The Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to raising funds and awareness for this painful and debilitating genetic disorder. This was one of the causes that Chris cared deeply about and supported through his commitment to helping others. Tickets go on sale through Ticketmaster this Friday, November 16th at 10 AM PT. Each ticket purchased online for the show will include a copy of Cornell’s self-titled career retrospective album. Visit ChrisCornell.com for additional details. Join us as we pay tribute to a true one-of-a-kind talent.


Two boys shot dead outside elementary school in California
by Associated Press- Boys, 11 and 14, attended schools in the district
- Police investigate possible link to previous shooting
Two boys were shot dead while sitting in a van outside an elementary school early on Saturday morning, police said.
The shootings of the boys, aged 11 and 14, took place in the parking lot of Searles Elementary School, the East Bay Times reported.
Callers to 911 reported hearing gunfire at 1.26am, the newspaper said. Authorities said that when officers arrived, they found the boys. The older boy died at the scene and the younger child died en route to a trauma center, the Times reported.
New Haven Unified School District superintendent John Thompson said in a statement that the victims were minors. The boys attended schools in the district, Thompson and a district spokesman said.
No arrests were immediately made in connection with the killings.
Police Lt Steve Mendez said there was no sign of a connection between the shooting and the school where it took place. People occasionally gather in the relatively secluded parking lot, Mendez told the Times.
Thompson said the school district “will have support for our students and staff at the sites where these students attended when school resumes after the Thanksgiving break”.
The district also will work with the Union City police department “to ensure that our schools are as safe as they can be,” he said.
Police were investigating the possibility that an earlier shooting may be related to the death of the two boys, the Times reported. At about 12.30am on 20 November, two men were shot and wounded near an intersection in Union City.
The men were treated at a local hospital and released. Police told the newspaper no evidence so far has linked the two incidents.


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In this project, you’re going to create your first electric circuit. But, before we do that, some introductory discussion would probably be helpful. Let’s talk about some of the basic of electricity, circuits and how they work.
While we don’t intend this to be a complete textbook on electricity and circuits, there are some basic concepts you will want/need to understand to help you on your path of creating and programming electronics. The information below should be enough to get you started, but as you gain some experience building circuits, you’ll no doubt find that you have more questions and will be ready for more in-depth discussion of the topic. On our website, we link to a lot of great resources that can provide deeper understanding of how and why electricity works the way it does.
Simply stated, electricity is a flow of charged particles (electrons). When electricity is allowed a constant flow, it creates energy – energy that can be used to power everything from a light bulb to an entire city. All of our everyday electronic gadgets – from cell phones to computers to microwave ovens – are powered by electricity.
A circuit is a closed loop that allows electricity to flow through it. A typical circuit has a power source (something that provides electricity) and various components that do stuff when electricity passes through them. For example, a circuit may contain a battery and a lightbulb. The battery provides the electricity and the lightbulb uses the electricity to illuminate.
Some circuits are very simple (like our battery and lightbulb example), while other circuits are very complicated, containing many electricity sources and many components.
When discussing electricity and circuits, there are three major components that are important to understand:
Voltage
Current
Resistance
These three things define how and when electricity flows, and controlling these aspects of electricity allows us to harness the power that electricity provides. While we can’t actually see voltage, current or resistance, there are some analogies we can use to help understand what each of these things are and how each of these components interacts with the others.
Remember how we said that electricity is a flow of charged particles. Well, electricity through wire (or any material that allows charged particles to flow) is very similar, in principle, to how water flows through pipes. In fact, to understand the basic components of electricity – voltage, current and resistance – we’re going to use water flowing through pipes as our analogy.
Voltage:
Voltage is the difference in the amount of charge from one point in a circuit to another. An important concept of electricity is that charge can only flow between two points that have a different amount of charge. Specifically, electricity likes to flow from a point of higher charge to a point of lower charge. If there is the same amount of charge at two points in a circuit, no electricity will flow.
Using our water analogy, voltage is equivalent to the amount of pressure there is pushing water through a pipe. Imagine a water pipe where the amount of water pressure on one side of the pipe was equivalent to the amount of water pressure on the other side of the pipe:
Because the pressure on either side of the pipe is the same, water isn’t going to flow. Electricity works the same way – if the amount of charge (measured in Volts) is the same on both sides of a circuit, electricity will not flow. The greater the voltage difference between two points in a circuit, the “harder” electricity will flow through the circuit.
Before we go any further, let’s take a quick look at how a battery works. In a battery, there are two “terminals” – a positive terminal and a negative terminal. The positive terminal contains a lot of positively charged particles and the negative terminal contains a lot of negatively charged particles:
There is a barrier between the two terminals which keeps the positively charged particles and the negatively charged particles from mixing together. But, because there is a big charge differential between the two terminals, if that barrier wasn’t there, the charge would quickly flow from one side of the battery to the other (remember, it’s that charge differential that causes electricity to flow).
Take a look at this electric circuit made up of two equal sized batteries with a wire running between them:
Because the charge (voltage) on both side of the wire is exactly the same, there is no flow of electric charge (no flow of electricity). But what happens if we create a charge differential on the opposite sides of the wire:
In this case, we have a difference in charge (voltage) on either side of the wire, so electricity will flow through the wire if we do this. In fact, we don’t even need the second battery in this example.  We could easily insert a lightbulb into the circuit above and you would see the lightbulb illuminate:
Keep this particular circuit in mind, as we’ll be coming back to it often over the next few projects.
Current:
Current is a measure of the amount of electricity that flows through a circuit. Using our water analogy, if voltage is the amount of water pressure in a pipe, current is the amount of water actually flowing through the pipe.
Take a look at these two water pipes:
Each pipe has the same amount of pressure pushing the water through, but notice that the second pipe is smaller than the first. Because the second pipe is smaller, less water will flow through it, despite having the same amount of pressure.
What if we wanted to get the same amount of water through the second pipe as the first, but we couldn’t change the size of the pipes? The obvious solution would be to increase the water pressure in the second pipe:
In an electric circuit, this would be equivalent to having to increase the amount of voltage (charge differential) in the circuit in order to get the same amount of electricity (charge) to flow.
But, what does it mean to have a “smaller pipe” in a circuit? That’s where “resistance” comes in…
Resistance:
If voltage is analogous to the amount of water pressure in a pipe, and current is analogous to the amount of water actually moving through the pipe, then resistance is analogous to the size of the pipe being used. The smaller the pipe, the harder you have to push to get the same amount of water through the pipe. In a circuit, that equates to the higher the resistance of the circuit, the more voltage you need to generate the same amount of current.
But, in a circuit, wires are generally the same size. So, you might be wondering -- what causes different amounts of resistance in an electric circuit?
The answer is that lots of things can impact the resistance of a circuit, including the material through which the electricity is flowing and the resistance of the components being used. As an example, different types of wire will have different levels of resistance, which will ultimately impact the current and voltage levels within the circuit. And some mediums – like air – have a nearly infinite resistance, meaning electricity won’t flow through it at all. In addition, there are lots of times where we need to add resistance to a circuit (using things called “resistors”) in order to get the circuit to act in the way we want.
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In general, at any given time, a circuit may be in one of three states:
Open Circuit – An open circuit is one that is not complete, and therefore electricity can’t flow. As just mentioned, electricity isn’t able to flow through air, so if a circuit is not complete, the electrical current is experiencing infinite resistance at some point in the circuit and circuit will not function.
Short Circuit – A short circuit is what happens when the beginning of the circuit (power) is attached to the end of the circuit (ground) with nothing in between. As mentioned above, electricity can flow through wire with almost no resistance, so attaching a wire from power to ground with nothing in between will cause large amounts of electricity to flow through that wire. This can dissipate your power source very quickly, or worst-case, the large flow of current can heat up the wire to the point where it breaks or causes a fire. Sometimes, if an electrical component breaks, it can provide a short circuit within itself, so even circuits that don’t appear to be “shorted,” can be.
Resistive Circuit – A resistive circuit is one where electricity is flowing (circuit is not open) and electricity is experiencing resistance from one or more components within the circuit (circuit is not shorted). This is the goal of most functioning circuits.
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Now that we’ve spent a good bit of time talking about electricity and circuits, let’s jump into a real-life example of building a circuit. We’ve provided all parts you will need to build this circuit as part of the RaspberrySTEM kit, so follow along!
The purpose of this circuit to power and illuminate a “light emitting diode (or “LED” for short). An LED a light source that looks and works a bit like a lightbulb, so this circuit will work nearly identically to the circuit pictured above with the battery and the lightbulb.
To build this circuit, you’ll need the following components:
3 Volt Battery
100 Ohm Resistor
Red LED
Three Wires
By the way, remember how we mentioned earlier that sometimes we want to provide extra resistance to a circuit to get it to work? Notice that we have included a resistor in this circuit – its job is to reduce the amount of electricity (current) flowing through the circuit so that the LED doesn’t burn out.
Okay, let’s give this a try, step by step…
Step #1: Connect the positive (+) side of the battery to one lead (the metal part) of the resistor using one of the wires.
Step #2: Connect the other lead of the resistor to the longer lead of the LED using another wire.
Step #3: Connect the shorter lead of the LED to the negative (-) side of the Battery using Wire.
At this point, the LED should be lit, as you see in the picture above.
One point to note – the wire is actually not completely necessary in this circuit. While it makes it much easier to connect the parts together, if I were to connect the Battery directly to the Resistor lead, connect the other Resistor lead directly to the LED and then connect the LED directly back to the Battery, electricity will flow directly through all the parts exactly the same as when we used the wire.
Here’s what this would look like if I were to connect the components directly together and then connect them directly to a battery (in this case, using a 9V battery):


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| Modules | zEdit introduces a module system, which allows developers to extend or add functionality to zEdit. xEdit has no such system, limiting larger contributions to the main codebase or standalone applications. |
| Language | xEdit is a pure Delphi application where zEdit is an Electron application built with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS which taps into the xEdit codebase via a Delphi DLL file. The developer community for JavaScript is larger and more active than the developer community for Delphi. |
| Performance | zEdit offers native Delphi performance by calling xEdit DLL functions. Techniques such as UI virtualization and data caching are used to keep the GUI as fast and efficient as possible. |
| Documentation | zEdit ships with official documentation where xEdit has various user-created guides scattered across the internet. |
| Game mode support | Both xEdit and zEdit support the same games. zEdit uses xEdit's codebase internally, so it will always be able to support the same games as xEdit. |
| Game mode selection | In xEdit game mode selection is done either via a command line parameter or renaming the executable. zEdit allows you to select the game mode from the Start View, and will support command line parameters in the near future. |
| Application modes | zEdit currently supports the most used "Edit" mode and a "Clean" mode for cleaning errors and dirty edits in plugin files. LOD Generation and Translation tools may be added to zEdit in the future. zEdit will provide dedicated zMerge and zSmash application modes in the near future. zEdit allows you to select the application mode from the Start View, and will support command line parameters in the near future. |
| Load order selection | zEdit's Load Order Modal offers several UX improvements over xEdit's load order modal including multi-selection, extended hotkey support, disabling of unloadable plugins, what you see is what you get, and coloring combined with tooltips for disabled plugins and required masters. |
| Plugin loading | zEdit doesn't build references by default. This results in much faster loading times compared to xEdit assuming you didn't use the hidden feature where you can hold shift to disable building references. In addition, zEdit has a loading spinner which displays while plugins are loading instead of showing a disabled interface. |
| Layout | Unlike xEdit, zEdit offers a dynamic layout which allows you to create new views in tabs. In the near future you will be able to split panels, move tabs between panels, save layouts, and more. |
| Tree view | zEdit's Tree View operates almost identically to xEdit's navigation view. Unlike xEdit's navigation view zEdit's tree view supports custom columns, can optionally display group signatures, and can optionally hide file header nodes. |
| Record searching | zEdit offers the same record searching options as xEdit as well as the ability to search for records by FULL Name. You can press Ctrl+F on the tree view to open the record search bar. |
| User scripts | zEdit allows for the execution of user scripts similar to xEdit via the Automate Modal. Unlike xEdit scripts, zEdit scripts are written in ES6 JavaScript and use the xelib API. Script execution is often several orders of magnitude faster than it is in xEdit. This is largely due to the V8 JavaScript engine being vastly superior to the jvInterpreter. |
| Error checking | zEdit's zClean application mode provides a streamlined experience for checking plugins for errors and fixing them. It provides automatic resolution options for more error types than xEdit, and allows users to manually choose from multiple resolution options when cleaning plugins. |
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| File creation | In xEdit, the only way to create a new file is from a script or by copying a record. zEdit offers a context menu option for creating new files as well as an option to create a new file when copying a record. |
| File renaming | zEdit allows you to rename loaded files, which xEdit is unable to do. |
| Record view | zEdit's Record View operates almost identically to xEdit's record tab. Unlike xEdit's record tab, zEdit's record view allows you to collapse and expand nodes, making working with large records easier. In addition, opening a record is done by double clicking it or dragging and dropping it in the view. |
| Modal value editing | zEdit's Edit Value Modal is similar to xEdit's edit value modal, but improves the UX for editing reference, color, enumeration, and byte array values. |
| Inline value editing | zEdit offers basic inline value editing on par with xEdit. Reference editing is faster most of the time because zEdit requires specifying a signature and only looks for a limited number of matching references. |
| Drag and drop | zEdit supports drag and drop between master and override records on the record view the same as xEdit. In addition, it allows drag and drop between record views and drag and drop from the tree view to set references. |
| Filtering | zEdit offers more extensive filtering functionality than xEdit through the Advanced Search Modal. zEdit's filtering allows users to create a flexible set of conditional statements for filtering without resorting to writing code. It also allows users to filter a scope of records, making filtering faster in practice the majority of the time. |
| Referenced by view | zEdit's Referenced By View operates almost identically to xEdit's referenced by tab. Unlike xEdit's referenced by tab you can add custom columns to the zEdit's referenced by view. |
| Spreadsheet view | A view similar to xEdit's spreadsheet tab is planned but not yet included in zEdit. |
| Messages view | zEdit's Log View operates very similarly to xEdit's messages tab. Unlike xEdit's messages tab, it color-codes error and warning messages. |
The data for the following tests was produced by loading Skyrim.esm, Update.esm, and the DLC ESMs in the Skyrim game mode.
| Test | xEdit | zEdit |
|---|---|---|
| RAM usage at startup | 40.1MB | 101.3MB |
| RAM usage after loading plugins | 381.4MB | 430.3MB |
| RAM usage after expanding nodes1 | 382.1MB | 471.9MB |
| Startup time | 1 second | 2 seconds |
| Plugin load time | 3 seconds2 | 3 seconds |
| Benchmark Math Script3 | 65 seconds | 0.018 seconds |
| Benchmark FullName Script4 | 29 seconds | 29 seconds |
1 After expanding all top-level nodes in Update.esm and viewing the first record.
2 Reference building skipped by holding shift when clicking OK.
3 This script performs a number of mathematical operations in a loop to generate a volumetric fractal object in memory.
4 Gets the full name of every WEAP, ARMO, and MISC record loaded.


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JNE Consulting Ltd.
Legal/Operating Name:
JNE Consulting Ltd.
Alternate Name:
JNE Consulting Ltd.
Mailing Address:
176 Shaw StHAMILTON, Ontario
L8L 3P7
Location Address:
176 Shaw StHAMILTON, Ontario
L8L 3P7
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Company Profile
The JNE Group of Companies (JNE) has grown over the past thirty years from one to more than three hundred and fifty professionals from all major engineering disciplines. JNE is family owned and provides services to a variety of well-known local clients and Fortune 500 Companies around the world. Each JNE company has an experienced core group to lead any project to a successful conclusion. JNE strives to deliver quality and exceed client expectations in a timely, flexible and economical manner. Our companies have succeeded based on time honoured values: honesty, hard work, and integrity.
JNE Consulting Ltd. is a comprehensive full-service multi-disciplinary engineering and project delivery services company. JNE Consultings experienced, highly skilled, and specialized engineering teams work globally with a diverse client base from concept through to detailed design/engineering and procurement, in construction and project management. Our multi-disciplinary team covers each of the engineering disciplines (mechanical, electrical, process, packaging, instrumentation and controls, and civil/structural/architectural).
JNE Automation offers a variety of custom solutions designed to meet individual needs at various levels of sophistication, from high level PLC systems to distributed control systems.
JNE Chemicals specializes in resolving wastewater issues, from simple to complex, for all major industries. We design, manufacture, and service our own line of water treatment chemicals and equipment; offering customized solutions with ongoing support to each of our clients.
JNE Power offers turnkey design, technical innovation, supply, fully integrated system installation and construction services for hydroelectric, thermal, and renewable energy. Our projects are backed by long-term support plans, and have demonstrated productivity and profitability around the world.
Commitment to Safety
Both in our own environment and in the planning and execution of client projects, JNE is firmly focused on safety. The JNE Group of Companies has belonged to the Ontario Ministry of Labour Safety Groups Program since 2010 to continuously improve injury and illness prevention programs. JNE conducts process safety studies for the prevention of incidents and to avoid injury, asset losses and business interruption.
We also participate in a third party safety validation and prequalification programs, such as ISNetworld and PICS. These external auditorsmeasures our companies against client specific safety requirements and grades our safety program.
We have a progressive Safety Management Program which is driven by our core safety policies consistent across all of The JNE Group of Companies. Our Safety Program is the same as a Quality Management System or a Performance Management Program, it is reviewed and approved annually by our President.
Quality
JNE Consulting Ltd. has been continuously registered to the ISO 9001 Quality Management standards since 1996 and we currently meet and exceed the requirements of the latest ISO9001:2008 guidelines. From small single discipline to large multi-disciplinary projects, all of our work is completed in conformance to our JNE Quality Systems (JQS). We are committed to continuous improvement of our quality systems, and exceeding client expectations on our deliverables.
Our in-house JQS Committee includes employees from a cross-section of departments and employment levels. A quarterly audit is conducted by our internal audit committee and a semi-annual external audit is conducted by our registrar, BSI Management Services, to ensure that our standards, policies and procedures are not only maintained, but continually improved.
We strongly believe in the importance of our quality program and we strive to deliver exceptional quality, and consistent products and services to each of our clients.
INDUSTRIES SERVED
Automotive
Cement
Chemical
Consumer Products
Food & Beverage
Mining & Metals
Oil, Gas & Petrochemical
Power
Wastewater & Water Treatment
The foundation of the success of our longstanding client relationships begins from within ourselves. At JNE, our Group of Companies is more like a family of companies. We are strong in diversity, and offer a positive, comfortable atmosphere which allows employees to do their best, while working alongside other friendly, supportive professionals. Many of our skilled professionals have made JNE a place to nurture they long term careers, making our staff highly skilled and experienced with JNE clients.
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Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
WASTE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION CONTROL SYSTEM & INSTRUMENTATION
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION SYSTEM
EXHAUST GAS CLEANING SYSTEM INCLUDING DRY AND WET SCRUBBERS
HEAT EXCHANGERS
CIRCULATING & MAKE-UP WATER PUMPS
VALVES & INSTRUMENTATION
MOTOR CONTROL CENTRES, PLCC, CONVERTERS
SCADA SYSTEM & REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEM
TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES
Pulp and Paper, Mining, Petroleum, Textile, Food Processing,
Steel & Aluminium industries.
STEEL, POWER GENERATION, PHARMACEUTICAL, MINING, CONSUMER PACKAGING, COMMERCIAL, CHEMICAL; PULP AND PAPER; PETRO CHEMICAL; MINING
SERVICES OFFERED:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT (CIVIL/STRUCTURAL. MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL & AUTOMATION), PROCUREMENT & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Market profile
Alliances:
Strategic alliances:
Joe Ng Engineering Ltd. is interested in pursuing and developingsales world wide, especially in the China and Far East, India,
Middle East, USA, Central and South America. The company would
like to develop contacts directly with the clients for turnkey
Waster Incineration & Environmental Projects. We would also like
to contact technically and commercially strong regional marketing
representatives to develop and expand our sales.
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Forestry
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- Barbados
- Brazil
- China
- Colombia
- Cuba
- Dominican Republic
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Jamaica
- Japan
- Korea, Republic of
- Mexico
- Netherlands Antilles
- Puerto Rico
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United States
- Viet Nam
- California
- Indiana
- Ohio
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
WASTE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION CONTROL SYSTEM & INSTRUMENTATION
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION SYSTEM
EXHAUST GAS CLEANING SYSTEM INCLUDING DRY AND WET SCRUBBERS
HEAT EXCHANGERS
CIRCULATING & MAKE-UP WATER PUMPS
VALVES & INSTRUMENTATION
MOTOR CONTROL CENTRES, PLCC, CONVERTERS
SCADA SYSTEM & REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEM
TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES
Pulp and Paper, Mining, Petroleum, Textile, Food Processing,
Steel & Aluminium industries.
STEEL, POWER GENERATION, PHARMACEUTICAL, MINING, CONSUMER PACKAGING, COMMERCIAL, CHEMICAL; PULP AND PAPER; PETRO CHEMICAL; MINING
SERVICES OFFERED:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT (CIVIL/STRUCTURAL. MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL & AUTOMATION), PROCUREMENT & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
Strategic alliances:
Joe Ng Engineering Ltd. is interested in pursuing and developingsales world wide, especially in the China and Far East, India,
Middle East, USA, Central and South America. The company would
like to develop contacts directly with the clients for turnkey
Waster Incineration & Environmental Projects. We would also like
to contact technically and commercially strong regional marketing
representatives to develop and expand our sales.
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Forestry
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- Barbados
- Brazil
- China
- Colombia
- Cuba
- Dominican Republic
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Jamaica
- Japan
- Korea, Republic of
- Mexico
- Netherlands Antilles
- Puerto Rico
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United States
- Viet Nam
- California
- Indiana
- Ohio


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ts-simple-ast
File System
By default, the library will use the local file system based on the current working directory. In most scenarios, you won’t have to bother with what’s outlined here, but it may by useful in some scenarios (for example, using a virtual file system is useful for mocking the file system for testing purposes).
Current File System Object
const fs = ast.getFileSystem(); // returns: FileSystemHost
This file system object can be used to interact with the current file system. The methods available on it are very obvious and not worth explaining
here (ex. writeFile(filePath: string, fileText: string): Promise<void>
, readFile(filePath: string): Promise<string>
, readFileSync(filePath: string): string
, etc..).
Virtual File System
If you want to use a virtual file system that is stored in memory, specify that when creating an Ast
object:
import Ast from "ts-simple-ast";
const ast = new Ast({ useVirtualFileSystem: true });
const fs = ast.getFileSystem();
// note that it's ok to use synchronous commands when using a virtual file system
const sourceFile = ast.createSourceFile("file.ts", "console.log(5);");
sourceFile.saveSync();
fs.readFileSync("file.ts"); // returns: "console.log(5);"
The current working directory on this file system will be /
.
lib.d.ts
files
By default, the virtual file system won’t have the lib.d.ts
files. These files may be important because without them,
you won’t be able to resolve the types they define.
If you need this information, you will have to write them to the virtual file system manually using a method that works well in your environment:
import Ast, {FileSystemHost} from "ts-simple-ast";
function loadDtsFiles(fs: FileSystemHost) {
// Example that loads every single lib file. You most likely don't need all of these.
// Please consult your version of the compiler to see what's necessary.
const libDtsFileNames = ["lib.d.ts", "lib.dom.d.ts", "lib.dom.iterable.d.ts", "lib.es2015.collection.d.ts",
"lib.es2015.core.d.ts", "lib.es2015.d.ts", "lib.es2015.generator.d.ts", "lib.es2015.iterable.d.ts",
"lib.es2015.promise.d.ts", "lib.es2015.proxy.d.ts", "lib.es2015.reflect.d.ts", "lib.es2015.symbol.d.ts",
"lib.es2015.symbol.wellknown.d.ts", "lib.es2016.array.include.d.ts", "lib.es2016.d.ts", "lib.es2016.full.d.ts",
"lib.es2017.d.ts", "lib.es2017.full.d.ts", "lib.es2017.intl.d.ts", "lib.es2017.object.d.ts",
"lib.es2017.sharedmemory.d.ts", "lib.es2017.string.d.ts", "lib.es2017.typedarrays.d.ts", "lib.es2018.d.ts",
"lib.es2018.full.d.ts", "lib.es5.d.ts", "lib.es6.d.ts", "lib.esnext.asynciterable.d.ts", "lib.esnext.d.ts",
"lib.esnext.full.d.ts", "lib.scripthost.d.ts", "lib.webworker.d.ts"];
for (const fileName of libDtsFileNames) {
const fileText = ...; // get the file text somehow
fs.writeFileSync(`node_modules/typescript/lib/${fileName}`, fileText);
}
}
const ast = new Ast({ useVirtualFileSystem: true });
const fs = ast.getFileSystem();
loadDtsFiles(fs);
When using a non-default file system, the library will search for these files in path.join(fs.getCurrentDirectory(), "node_modules/typescript/lib"))
.
Custom File System
It’s possible to use your own custom file system by implementing the FileSystemHost
interface then passing in an instance of this when creating a new Ast
object:
const Ast, {FileSystemHost} from "ts-simple-ast";
class MyCustomFileSystem implements FileSystemHost {
// implement it
}
const fs = new MyCustomFileSystem();
const ast = new Ast({}, fs);


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Going by my first name I'm best known as a common salutation in the English language.
My full name is much fiercer, akin to air moving (sometimes with considerable force) from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure wrecking havoc wherever I go.
I am kind of a big deal, you can hear meteorologists mention my name on most local news station.


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VICKS SINEX 12 HOUR DECONGESTANT ULTRA FINE MIST MOISTURIZING- oxymetazoline hydrochloride spray
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Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Oxymetazoline HCl 0.05%
Purpose
Nasal decongestant
Uses
temporarily relieves nasal congestion due to
- colds
- hay fever
- upper respiratory allergies
Warnings
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- heart disease
- thyroid disease
- diabetes
- high blood pressure
- trouble urinating due to enlarged prostate gland
When using this product
- do not exceed recommended dosage
- use of this container by more than one person may spread infection
- temporary burning, stinging, sneezing, or increased nasal discharge may occur
- frequent or prolonged use may cause nasal congestion to recur or worsen
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- symptoms persist for more than 3 days
If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
Remove protective cap. Before using for the first time, prime the pump by firmly depressing its rim several times. Hold container with thumb at base and nozzle between first and second fingers. Without tilting your head, insert nozzle into nostril. Fully depress rim with a firm, even stroke and inhale deeply.
| adults & children 6 yrs. & older (with adult supervision) |
2 or 3 sprays in each nostril, not more often than every 10 to 12 hours. Do not exceed 2 doses in 24 hours. |
| children 2 to under 6 yrs. |
ask a doctor |
| children under 2 yrs. |
do not use |
Other information
- store at room temperature
Inactive ingredients
acesulfame potassium, aloe vera, benzalkonium chloride, chlorhexidine gluconate, citric acid, disodium EDTA, fragrance, purified water, sodium citrate, sodium hydroxide, sorbitol, tyloxapol
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--- title: Zbalermorna Write-Up css: write-up permalink: /write-up/ redirect_from: /test/write-up.html ---
A diacritic orthography for Lojban.
noi se finti la .kmir.
Zbalermorna is a diacritic system of writing, designed for use with the constructed language, Lojban.
Sounds are constructed from a base symbol that represents a consonant, which is then modified, if necessary, by another smaller symbol called a diacritic, that represents a vowel. Together, a single consonant symbol with a single vowel symbol represent a syllable, with the consonant sound first.
Consonants are not always required to be modified, and a consonant by itself only represents the sound that is assigned to it. Unmodified consonants can be used before modified ones to create blended consonants, or after them to create a final consonant for the syllable.
Zbalermorna has several features that Latin Lojban does not have. Some of these are fundamentally important to Zbalermorna, and some are not, and are hence optional.
The new features you'll find to be different from Latin are:
and the optional features are:
Here are the main set of sounds treated as consonants in Zbalermorna:
Much consideration has been given to the shape of the consonant characters, in order to ensure that they are distinct, are easy to write and read, follow some kind of meaningful pattern or system and are hard to render illegible by rushed or lazy handwriting. Here are some features of the consonant design you may notice:
With the exception of “x”, note that each consonant has a sister shape, created by rotation of 180 degrees about the text centerline. The pairing roughly represents a pairing of the sounds with their voiced or unvoiced selves.
Notice that for all the unvoiced sounds, if they have stems, they go upward. And similarly, voiced sounds point downward. The nasal sounds, N and M, and the liquid sounds, L and R, do not have proper voiced/unvoiced equivalents. Instead, they are paired together for their similarities. It is not completely accurate, but it is convenient and elegant to group them in this way.
The shape of the characters, and in particular the way in which the stems protrude from them is meaningful. The character shapes are deliberately designed to be grouped based on the sonic qualities of the sounds they represent.
Note the following:
The sounds classified as 'stops', P, T, K have their stems on the left side (and on the right side for their voiced sisters B, D, G).
The sounds classified as 'sibilants', S and C have their stems on the right side (and on the left side for their voiced sisters, Z and J).
The sounds classified as 'fricatives', F and V theoretically have central stems. However, if they were normal length, they would interfere with the space which is occupied by the diacritic.
The nasals N & M and the liquids L & R are deliberately round and stemless. This distinguishes them from the set that are "proper" voiced/unvoiced pairs.
X has no voiced or unvoiced partner in Lojban, therefore it makes sense to assign X a shape that does not rotate at all: the circle.
Here are Lojban's 6 vowels, as diacritics:
Vowels are written above the consonants to create syllables, and in combination with diacritic-less consonants to create whole words.
Lojban combines vowels into single sounds which are transcribed in Latin as two letters. Out of all the combinations of the 6 Lojban vowels, only 16 are actually used in spoken Lojban:
| a | e | i | o | u | y | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a | aa | ea | ia | oa | ua | ya |
| e | ae | ee | ie | oe | ue | ye |
| i | ai | ei | ii | oi | ui | yi |
| o | ao | eo | io | oo | uo | yo |
| u | au | eu | iu | ou | uu | yu |
| y | ay | ey | iy | oy | uy | yy |
One can see that six of these are made from just "i" + everything and six are just "u" + everything. These are handled by a set of characters called semivowels, which are explained in Semivowels.
The remaining 4 diphthongs are assigned their own diacritics:
The diphthong "au" is unique, as it is the only one with a final "u", and it has a unique character.
The others, all with final "i"s, are created by combining the character for the base vowel diacritic with the diacritic for "i". This somewhat reflects the original Latin "two letters" transcription method, however with the benefit of still only taking up one letter's worth of horizontal space.
Of the 16 allowed diphthongs, it should be noted that both “iy” and “uy” are technically allowed but never appear in native Lojban words. They are reserved for use in Lojbanising proper names or foreign (non-lojban) words.
Semivowels are a method of addressing common words which begin with vowels. The main reason for using semivowels is to avoid having individual diacritics for each of the 16 legal diphthongs.
There are only two semivowels, one which represents the column of diphthongs beginning with “i” from Fig 1c3, and the other represents the column of diphthongs beginning with “u”.
The semivowels are commonly referred to by their short names, which are “q” and “w” respectively. One way to remember which is which is to remember that “w” is the sound one makes when pronouncing diphthongs which begin with “u”, like {ui}.
The names “q” and “w” were used because they are the two letters from the Latin alphabet that go unused by normal Lojban. Giving them each a letter in this way also provides an effective way to type them.
Interestingly, the “q” and “w” diphthongs are never used with consonants. There are simply no words in Lojban which use a medial “i*” or “u*” diphthongs. This means the only case in native Lojban where “q” and “w” diphthongs appear is in attitudinal cmavo.
Semivowels can also be used for transcribing cmene and non-lojban loanwords; this is described in Full Vowels.
Break characters are the period {denpabu} and apostrophe {.y'ybu}.
In Zbalermorna, both are used in the same way as consonants, designed to carry vowel diacritics when required.
In Latin Lojban, the comma “,” is also a break, but Zbalermorna uses a different system to cope with the need for a comma, as detailed later on, and so does not include one.
Functionally, the period is an 'optional reminder' to pause before a word that begins with a vowel, or before and after a cmene or loanword.
In Zbalermorna it also serves as the “null consonant”, to carry single vowel diacritics, either for small cmavo or at the start of cmene that begin with vowels.
An advantage of this system, and one of the reasons that the dot diacritic was chosen to represent the “i” sound, is that the most common cmavo in the whole language, {.i}, gets an extremely rapid notation: just two dots.
The apostrophe {.y'ybu} is used in a very similar way to the Latin mode. Like the period it functions like a consonant.
The Zbalermorna apostrophe also has an alternate form called the “Combining .y'ybu” or “Attitudinal Shorthand”, to make it more natural to write the denpabu and .y'ybu one after another, a sequence which represents the majority of the set of attitudinals. It looks like this:
The combining .y'ybu is functionally identical to writing a period and an apostrophe normally. It is the only character for which it is legal to assign more than one diacritic.
Although designed to assist handwriting, it should be supported by the computerised font and be typed with a colon, “:”.
Here is the set of cmavo from:
The full vowels are a separate set of consonant-sized characters that map directly to the vowel diacritics. They are used only in names and loanwords, never in “native” Lojban words.
No diacritics are used in non-lojban words. All other symbols are allowed, including semivowels to force {i*} or {u*} diphthongs. Some examples are shown with Latin Lojban equivalents:
There are two reasons for using full vowels:
Firstly, to give a distinct visual style and flavour to non-lojban words, so they stand out in a text and can be identified as requiring a pause before and/or after it. For this reason, a 'lone' period with no diacritic is not required, and is discouraged from being used.
Secondly, to implement some Lojbanisation workarounds made possible by the comma. In Latin Lojban, the comma is used to prevent vowels written next to each other being interpreted as a diphthong in names.
In Zbalermorna, because diphthongs are written as distinct characters, there is no confusion as to which interpretation is intended. If the word is written with diphthongs, it is pronounced as such, and if not, it is not. Compare:
Following are optional features of Zbalermorna. They are intended to enhance expressiveness in poetic texts, comic strips, drawings and paintings or informal communication by providing transcription methods for vocal timing and dynamics.
It is important that the optional features always take the back seat to correct, unambiguous Lojban. They may not be relied on to carry context or meaning. If you intend to use them, check your Lojban first and ensure your bridi still makes sense without them.
SPECIAL NOTE: The single-dot dynamics diacritic or “stress dot” is the proper method of forcing odd stress patterns in non-lojban words. In this way, it is in fact NOT optional at all. See Dynamics.
Zbalermorna has a silence character, a straight horizontal line at the text centerline. It can be any length to give a sense of relative timing if it is useful to the writer.
This diacritic is used to extend the time spent vocalising a particular vowel. It's good for sarcasm. Again it can be any length.
Very basic diacritics for describing intonation. Can be useful for emotional expression or comedic delivery.
These are a set of characters which denote relative levels of volume or emphasis. There are three levels. Three dots is more emphatic than two dots, and two dots is in turn more than one dot, which is more than no dots.
One dot is called a ”single-dot dynamics diacritic”, but more commonly called a stress dot, or in Lojban, {ba'ebu}.
The stress dot is the standard method of forcing non-penultimate stress in names and loanwords. This function replaces the use of capital letters in Latin Lojban. Example:
The poetic use of dynamics is to show relative levels of emphasis. When used on a syllable which is stressed normally, a single stress dot shows a slight relative increase in emphasis compared to words or bridi which use no stress dots. Consider a spoken/barked order:
Using a double or triple in a bridi with no other stress marks creates a larger disparity between the stress on that syllable and the rest of the bridi. Additionally, using lesser marks on every other syllable raises the overall emphasis for the whole bridi.
Zbalermorna is primarily designed to be written by hand. It is best suited to writing with the right hand, but can be adapted. The flow of the hand goes in a saw-like pattern left to right:
downstroke upstroke Character strokes strive to keep to this patternSentences may be written in two ways, either writing each character in order as they appear, or by writing all consonant characters first and then going back and filling in the vowels.
The five-line layout guide employed so far in this document maps to normal lined paper like so:
ku lu ku lu The 5-line diagram maps onto lined paperUsing every line in this format is plausible if you try to keep the diacritics low, but realistically, frequent collisions between diacritics and text from the preceding line make it an unsuitable layout. On normal lined paper, it is recommended to write on every alternate line.
Ideally, Zbalermorna should be handwritten on lined paper with every second line at 50% height, to minimise wastage from skipping lines: LINK TO PAPER
999 Theoretical "Zbalermorna paper" with alternating line sizesThe characters are designed to withstand a reasonable amount of distortion due to variance in handwriting accuracy. Following is a chart which demonstrates the essential form of each character, based on guide points. Failure to reproduce these features results in a collapse in recognisability for that character.
Consonants Vowels Full Vowels . ' : q w Line guides for main characters * Green points are curves The shape fails when there is a corner, or no line at this point. * Red points are corners. the shape fails when there is a curve, or no line at this point. * Black points are line starts. In formal writing, lines should start at these points. * Arrowheads are line descenders. These represent the formal end points for lines, but which can be extended without the shape failing.If there is no arrow, it is recommended that the line not be extended past the point on the guide. For example, note that the full vowels have no arrowheads. This is because it betrays the intended aesthetic for those characters; however, if line lengths in the full vowel set were changed, it would probably not render the characters unreadable.
Informally, generally much liberty can be taken with the line start points, lengths and other properties of the shapes. See 'Flourish' section for examples.
A corner is defined for the purposes of this style guide as a point on a continuum between a loop and a curve. See following diagram:
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Hi @Vincent Beffara, welcome! You'll eligible for the Giry test: do you know what is the Giry monad?
Oh crap: he left. I hope it's not because of the Giry joke. @Vincent Beffara this was a joke about computer scientists who like to pretend they think probability theory is the study of the Giry monad, an arcane part of category theory. But you're very welcome to formalize actual probability theory!
I was emailed by a computer scientist from Harvard earlier this week, who sent me a preprint in statistical learning theory where they have formalised some basic results from this area in Lean. I took a look through the paper and the first thing I noticed was that @Koundinya Vajjha was a co-author (which probably explained the Lean) but also that they talk extensively about the Giry monad. So there really are people out there who know what it is (but I think none of the authors were mathematicians...)
Yeah that preprint was an outgrowth of my internship at Oracle Labs. The computer scientist who emailed you was probably Jean-Baptiste Tristan?
Indeed! Is it posted online anywhere? I was pleasantly surprised to see Giry monads in there, for me and Patrick they are becoming a running joke, I have asked several mathematicians about them (including a Fields Medallist and another highly prestigious person) and none of them have ever heard of them!
No it's not posted online yet! And the Giry monad is really quite pleasant. It's a pity they haven't heard of it.
I guess many mathematicians haven't even heard of filters ;-)
but a lot more of them haven't heard of monads.
At least we hear the word
Yeah I consider myself a mathematician (who formalizes) and it's really when you see the Giry monad in action to construct product measures, say, you realize how cool it is. :-)
Maybe I'm saying it wrong. How do you pronounce "Giry"?
I don't think the Giry monad is relevant to mainstream mathematicians in probability theory, as we most often work with infinite sequences of random variables. For instance, the first theorem in a probability course is the law of large numbers, saying that if X_n
is a sequence of integrable independent identically distributed random variables, then (X_0+...+X_{n-1})/n
converges almost surely to the average of X_0
. I was under the impression that this can not be conveniently expressed with the Giry monad, but I would be happy to be corrected if I am wrong!
Note that the law of large numbers is one of the 5 remaining theorems on Freek100.
Johannes used to talk about the Ionescu-Tulcea theorem which allows one to construct Markov processes using the Giry monad for probability measures.
Note that the law of large numbers is one of the 5 remaining theorems on Freek100.
Well, I have proved in Isabelle the Birkhoff theorem, which is a far reaching generalization of the law of large numbers...
Johannes used to talk about the Ionescu-Tulcea theorem which allows one to construct Markov processes using the Giry monad for probability measures.
If you want to look at a Markov process in finite time, the Giry monad is perfect (and essentially designed for this, I would say). But if you want a theorem talking about the process over all times, I don't think it is the right tool.
How much work would it be to specialize the Birkhoff theorem to the law of large numbers?
Not that much. But given all the theory that Johannes and Jeremy have already developed to prove the (much harder) central limit theorem, it would probably be even quicker to formalize one of the classical proofs of the law of large numbers -- and this would just be an exercise, really.
I had never heard of the Giri monad. And now that I had a quick look at the page, I am not really less perplexed than before
To me randomness feels more like the IO monad from Haskell, an unknowable process that ends up producing a real number at the end ...
If you know monads from Haskell you're half way through understanding that Giry stuff.
And soon you'll be able to do probability theory the right way :lol:
I think that the Giry monad is essentially the formalization of your intuition, @Vincent Beffara
I'm not sure the definition itself provides much knowledge, but the idea that you can view random variables as a monad makes it really clear how to use them in diverse ways
Not that much. But given all the theory that Johannes and Jeremy have already developed to prove the (much harder) central limit theorem, it would probably be even quicker to formalize one of the classical proofs of the law of large numbers -- and this would just be an exercise, really.
Is it really that easy? If we're talking about the strong law of large numbers, I believe the proof is quite tricky. According to Terry Tao:
The weak law is easy to prove, but the strong law (which of course implies the weak law, by Egoroff’s theorem) is more subtle, and in fact the proof of this law (assuming just finiteness of the first moment) usually only appears in advanced graduate texts.
https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/the-strong-law-of-large-numbers/
No, the strong law of large numbers is not easy, but it is not hard either. The proof takes less than two pages in standard textbooks (for instance Billingsley, probability and measure), and all the supporting material is already formalized, so I am pretty sure I could do it in a few hours, say.
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I've created this stream as a place to discuss AI and machine learning for theorem proving. I put it in the Lean Zulip because this is a great and vibrant community, and I think there is a strong desire to try out machine learning in Lean. However, my hope is that this can be a common place to talk about AI & ML for TP beyond Lean as well. For example, a number of us have been having deep conversations about HOList. We've mapped out its gRPC API and have been discussing many of it's design decisions. We'd love to open up this and other conversations to a wider audience.
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With sphinx_rtd_theme
, the versions menu will be displayed as part of the
navigation bar on the left side of the screen (just like on RTD). For any other
Sphinx theme, the versions menu will be shown as a “badge” in the bottom right
corner of the page (like on this page; and, like for documentation hosted on
RTD that doesn’t use the default theme).
The theme is automatically detected based on the value of html_theme
in the Sphinx conf.py
file. If this is anything other than
"sphinx_rtd_theme"
, the badge-style versions menu is used. This implies
that in addition to the javascript file doctr-versions-menu.js
, a
badge_only.css
file as well as a number of Font Awesome files will be
included in the generated documentation.
Customization¶
The doctr_versions_menu
extension does not require any settings.
However, you may fully customize the versions menu by placing a Jinja template
file doctr-versions-menu.js_t
in a folder listed in your
templates_path
.
This template will be rendered to produce doctr-versions-menu.js
using values from a dictionary doctr_versions_menu_conf
in your Sphinx
docs.conf
file. Values in this dictionary may overwrite the following
defaults used in the default template:
json_file
(str): The local (absolute) path to the json file that contains version information. Defaults to/<project>/versions.json
with<project>
dynamically set based on the current Github Pages URL (https://<username>.github.io/<project>/<version>/...
)github_project_url
(str): The full URL to the project on Github. By default, this is dynamically derived from the current Github Pages URL (see above).current_folder
(str): The name of the current folder. By default, dynamically set to the<version>
from the current Github Pages URL (see above).badge_only
(bool): Whether to render the version menu as a “badge” in the lower right corner (defaults to True unlesshtml_theme
is"sphinx_rtd_theme"
)
Do not use the setting badge_only=False
together with the
sphinx_rtd_theme
. In order to avoid the badge_only.css
and font files
being injected if you are using a completely custom template, do set badge_only=False
and supply your own CSS files e.g. in a html_static_path
folder.


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