Keep XML and relational data in separate table spaces
XML data is usually larger in size compared to relational data and indexes. Data buffering and caching will be more effective hence better performance if XML data uses larger page sized table space and buffer pool. To do so, you simply assign the XML and relational data to different table space at table creation time. The example on the right pane demonstrated the steps required.
Operations
- CREATE BUFFERPOOL bp4k_PDD2 in 4k page size.
- CREATE BUFFERPOOL bp32k_PDD2 in 32k page size.
- CREATE TABLESPACE relData_PDD2 in 4k page size using bp4k_PDD2 buffer pool.
- CREATE TABLESPACE xmlData_PDD2 in 32k page size using bp32k_PDD2 buffer pool.
- CREATE TABLE with relation and XML data. Specify LONG data (XML is considered LONG data) to be stored in the xmlData_PDD2 table space. The rest of the data stored in the relData_PDD2 table space.
Note that the CREATE TABLESPACE statements may fail if they already exist in the database. If that's the case, you may ignore those errors.


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A fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, JB
lectures frequently on Estate Planning topics for both legal and lay
organizations.


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| [1] | Tiantian Ren. Multi-Time and Multi-Moment Rating and Portfolio Models with Nonparametric Frontier Methods: Overview, New Proposals and Empirical Studies. PhD thesis, Université de Lille, Lille (FR), November 2021. |
| [2] | Qianying Jin. Ordinal Classification with Non-parametric Frontier Methods: Overview and New Proposals. PhD thesis, Université de Lille, Lille (FR), October 5 2020. |
| [3] | Matthieu Belarouci. The Relation Between Technical Efficiency and Stock Returns: Evidence from the US Airline Industry (1990-2012). PhD thesis, Université de Lille I, Lille (FR), December 2013. |
| [4] | Bouye Ahmed Ould Moulaye Hachem. Frontier Estimation of Efficiency and Productivity: Some New Perspectives for Firms and Industry. PhD thesis, Université de Lille I, Lille (FR), September 6 2011. |
| [5] | Mircea Epure. Novel Perspectives on Technology-Based Efficiency and Productivity Analyses. PhD thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona (ES), September 6 2010. |
| [6] | Amine Mounir. On the Use of the Shortage Function in Portfolio Theory. PhD thesis, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel, Brussel (BE), June 21 2010. |
| [7] | Jens Kjærsgaard. Multiple Criteria Decision Making in Fisheries Management: Fleet Structure Adjustment, Conservation Aspects and Stake Holder Attitudes. PhD thesis, University of Southern Denmark, Esbjerg (DK), June 22 2007. |
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Proxima Nova is the main font used throughout the application
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Certain copy, blog content, or marketing materials use this serif font
font-family: Georgia, "Times New Roman", Times, serif;


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Cloudtopus was founded as a Final Year Project by a group of SMU School of Information Systems students.
Cloudtopus 1.0 was built as an integration of digital monitoring tools into a single platform.
Cloudtopus was successfully launched in 2019 - a dedicated platform for the the Enterprise Solutions Management module.


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Committed to continous learning and improvement on my programming skills.
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Welcome to Meet Me Halfway, an application that brings friends and loved ones together from anywhere in the
U.S.
Simply enter your location and that of the person you wish to connect with and our application will
find the midpoint between your two locations and return three potential cities for you to meet up in.
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Workbook with 1 empty worksheet, default named Sheet1.
Workbook with 1 worksheet, containing simply "Hello, World."
Look at this one and it's code (wackyXLS.asp) to see how to use some simple Formatting.


SpectrogramJS
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public class XMLLayout extends Layout
For example, if abc
is the name of the file where
the XMLLayout ouput goes, then a well-formed XML file would be:
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <!DOCTYPE log4j:eventSet PUBLIC "-//APACHE//DTD LOG4J 1.2//EN" "log4j.dtd" [<!ENTITY data SYSTEM "abc">]> <log4j:eventSet version="1.2" xmlns:log4j="http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/"> &data; </log4j:eventSet>
This approach enforces the independence of the XMLLayout and the appender where it is embedded.
The version
attribute helps components to correctly
intrepret output generated by XMLLayout. The value of this
attribute should be "1.1" for output generated by log4j versions
prior to log4j 1.2 (final release) and "1.2" for relase 1.2 and
later.
Appenders using this layout should have their encoding
set to UTF-8 or UTF-16, otherwise events containing
non ASCII characters could result in corrupted
log files.
LINE_SEP, LINE_SEP_LEN
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
XMLLayout() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
activateOptions()
No options to activate.
|
java.lang.String |
format(LoggingEvent event)
Formats a
LoggingEvent in conformance with the log4j.dtd. |
boolean |
getLocationInfo()
Returns the current value of the LocationInfo option.
|
boolean |
getProperties()
Gets whether MDC key-value pairs should be output.
|
boolean |
ignoresThrowable()
The XMLLayout prints and does not ignore exceptions.
|
void |
setLocationInfo(boolean flag)
The LocationInfo option takes a boolean value.
|
void |
setProperties(boolean flag)
Sets whether MDC key-value pairs should be output, default false.
|
getContentType, getFooter, getHeader
public void setLocationInfo(boolean flag)
If you are embedding this layout within an SMTPAppender
then make sure to set the
LocationInfo option of that appender as well.
public boolean getLocationInfo()
public void setProperties(boolean flag)
flag
- new value.public boolean getProperties()
public void activateOptions()
public java.lang.String format(LoggingEvent event)
LoggingEvent
in conformance with the log4j.dtd.public boolean ignoresThrowable()
false
.ignoresThrowable
in class Layout
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You touch a creature, and that creature must succeed on a W isdom saving throw or become cursed for the duration of the spell. When you cast this spell, choose the nature of the curse from the following options: • Choose one ability score. While cursed, the target has disadvantage on ability checks and saving throws made with that ability score.
• While cursed, the target has disadvantage on attack rolls against you.
• While cursed, the target must make a W isdom saving throw at the start of each of its turns. If it fails, it wastes its action that turn doing nothing.
• While the target is cursed, your attacks and spells deal an extra 1d8 necrotic damage to the target.
A remove curse spell ends this effect. At the DM's option, you may choose an alternative curse effect, but it should be no more powerful than those described above. The DM has final say on such a curse's effect.
At Higher Levels. If you cast this spell using a spell slot of 4th level or higher, the duration is concentration, up to 10 minutes. If you use a spell slot of 5th level or higher, the duration is 8 hours. If you use a spell slot of 7th level or higher, the duration is 24 hours. If you use a 9th level spell slot, the spell lasts until it is dispelled.
Using a spell slot of 5th level or higher grants a duration that doesn't require concentration.


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The
nui-time-frame-bar
is a
convenience component
designed to simplify adding time frame selection to your view. It provides the following:
NuiTimeFrameBarModule
NuiTimeFramePickerModule
The time frame bar defines a couple of projection slots that enable its basic functionality while maintaining some flexibility:
timeFrameSelection
attribute and provides the user with the ability to select a specific time frame.
Supported content for this slot is the
nui-time-frame-picker
which can be optionally wrapped with a
nui-quick-picker
element.
minDate
, maxDate
, and
startModel
inputs of the projected nui-time-frame-picker
will be ignored.
So, be sure to use the minDate, maxDate, and timeFrame inputs respectively on the
nui-time-frame-bar
instead.
An additional projection slot (not shown in the example) is available for projecting secondary
template content on the right side of the bar. To use this slot, tag the element to be projected with
the rightContent
attribute.
Take a look at the source of the following example to see how easy it can be to use the
nui-time-frame-bar
.
Adding the ability to zoom may be desired if the nui-time-frame-bar
is used in
conjunction with a time-based chart. Take a look at the source of the following example to see how easy it is
to add zooming to a nui-time-frame-bar
.
As you can see in the source code of the example above, keeping track of the zoom step history
lets the user zoom in and out incrementally using the same time frames in each direction.
This can be done using an instance of the
HistoryStorage
class.
Also note in the example template that a separate handler, onChange
, is assigned to the
timeFrameChange
output instead of using the "banana-in-a-box" notation on the
timeFrame
attribute. This is done to allow a restart of the zoom history whenever a
time frame change originates from within the TimeFrameBarComponent.


Using optical flow and an extended Kalman filter to generate more accurate odometry of a Jackal robot.
Final GitHub Repo: advanced-computer-vision
In collaboration with Nate Kaiser.
Summary
We demonstrated a system which uses vision processing techniques to improve the estimation of the state of a Jackal UGV from Clearpath Robotics. We applied feature tracking, optical flow, and perspective transform to derive the estimated motion of the robot from a camera alone. This motion estimation is then combined with data from an inertial measurement unit (IMU) in an extended Kalman filter (EKF) through a process called sensor fusion in order to provide a more accurate estimation of the robot’s state. We primarily focused on solutions which are computationally cheap and can be implemented on the Jackal’s onboard computer.
Motivation
The Jackal UGV is made primarily to be an entry-level research robot which has an onboard computer, GPS, and inertial measurement unit (IMU) integrated with the Robot Operating System (ROS). The inertial measurement unit, which was the focus of our project, contains sensors which measure the orientation, angular velocity, and linear acceleration of the robot. Through our work with Jackal, we found that the IMU on board often takes noisy measurements which contain inaccuracies and drift. We wanted to develop a fully working system which could compensate for this IMU noise by utilizing an optical camera. Through only measurements from the optical camera and the IMU we sought to filter the data gathered about the odometry of the robot in order to make better predictions about its location in the real world.
Methods
Code Overview
C++/Python: For the computer vision portion, we wrote code in C++ because the algorithms we are using tend to be very computationally intensive. Python was used to perform sensor fusion, tie in functionality from ROS, and collect data when necessary. Using a combination of programming languages allowed us to code for efficiency or speed depending on the application, and with ROS, the integration of these languages was seamless.
Robot Operating System (ROS): ROS allowed us to write individual nodes which perform different computations, and then pass data easily between nodes using publishers and subscribers. We chose to use ROS because it is commonly applied to robotic systems and because we wrote our code in both C++ and Python, it enabled easier data transfer.
OpenCV: OpenCV is a commonly used computer vision library which happens to work very well with Python, C++, and ROS, so it was a great choice to handle some of our vision applications.
Feature Tracking
In order to derive motion from a video feed, we first had to determine which features we wanted to track in the image. To do this we looked into the Shi-Tomasi paper titled Good Features to Track[1]. In this paper, Jianbo Shi and Carlo Tomasi outline methods to determine which features of an image are unique enough to be identified in multiple pictures of the same scene. Figure 1 shows the results of the Shi-Tomasi Method.
Figure 1: Feature Tracking Results
Calculating Optical Flow
To calculate optical flow, we used the Lucas-Kanade Method. The Lucas-Kanade Method uses the assumption that all neighboring pixels will have similar motion to extract optical flow. Their method assigns a weight function to the pixels and then uses the Weighted Least Squares method to formulate an equation to derive motion[2].
Extracting Motion
We used perspective transform to extract motion from our optical flow data. The perspective transform method relies on relating the pixel coordinates (u, v) to world coordinates (x, y, z). This relationship is desirable because we already have the motion of the camera in (u, v) coordinates from optical flow so a simple transformation from pixel to world coordinates would provide the information we need. Finding the desired transformation required only taking some measurements relating the camera to the ground.
Sensor Fusion
Sensor fusion is the combination of measurements from multiple different sensors to create a more accurate measurement[3]. The more accurate estimation is derived using an Extended Kalman Filter based on the input measurements. Since the goal of our project is to stabilize noisy IMU data, we looked at performing sensor fusion using data from the inertial measurement unit on board Jackal and the extracted motion from our optical flow calculations above. The figure below shows the basic principle behind sensor fusion in which two sets of data (pink and red) are fused to form the estimation (green).
Figure 2: Sensor Fusion Example
Results
Testing Details
We gathered data for four different test cases including stationary, normal driving, aggressive driving, and random driving. The stationary test case consisted of not moving the robot. Normal driving involved driving the robot around at a medium speed and making gradual turns. Aggressive driving included forward and backward motion at the highest speed as well as some quick turns. And finally, random driving consisted of a mix between slow and fast driving and quick and slow turns. For each test, we collected odometry data from the IMU alone, the IMU fused with optical flow data, and the wheel odometry built-in to Jackal’s codebase. Below are three graphs of results we collected.
Figure 3: Stationary Position Estimation
Figure 3 shows that the visual-inertial odometry filters out almost all of the noise and drift accrued using the IMU alone. The robot is not moving, so the x-position for all three cases should show a reading very close to zero. The encoder-inertial performed as expected given that the encoders should be reading a constant, zero value for x-position. Our visual-inertial reading performed nearly identically to the encoder-inertial results which suggests that our optical flow calculations improved the IMU data.
Figure 4: Aggressive Driving Position Estimation
Figure 4 shows the position estimation for the aggressive driving test case. For this case, the IMU data has again drifted completely away from the visual-inertial and encoder-inertial odometry. However, aggressive driving also demonstrated a discrepancy between the encoder and visual odometry cases. The difference between the two results is most likely due to the inaccuracies of the encoder when the wheels are slipping and the inaccuracies of optical flow when at high speeds. The actual position is likely in between these two results.
Figure 5: Random Driving Heading Estimation
Figure 5 is a graph of the heading estimation (yaw-position) for the random movement case. Even though the driving for this case was sporadic and unpredictable, all three odometry estimates track together. This suggests that the IMU alone performs similarly to the visual-inertial and encoder-inertial estimates when measuring rotation.
Conclusion
Our original goal was to filter noisy IMU data using optical flow, and we believe we accomplished this effectively. Compared to inertial odometry alone, visual-inertial odometry was able to limit drift and provide a more accurate estimate of position. Our solution was simple, computationally efficient, and fairly robust as a fully working system. The code was developed using ROS and OpenCV, so it is easily extendable by anyone interested in making modifications or improvements to our results. The code can be found on GitHub here.
Future Work
- Including encoder data into our sensor fusion calculations would improve accuracy by providing another estimation of odometry
References
[1] Shi, Jianbo, and Tomasi. “Good Features To Track.” Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition CVPR-94 (1994): n. pag. Web.
[2] Wu, Ying. “Differential Motion Analysis (I)”. EECS432 Lecture 5. Tech Room L170, Evanston, IL. 24 Jan. 2017. Lecture.
[3] Moran, Antonio, Ph.D. Sensor Data Fusion Using Kalman Filters. IEEE, 24 May 2013. Web. <URL>.


Vienna Vegetable Orchestra & L'Orchestre National de Jazz
Last week, to start of the annual Nancy Jazz Pulsations Festival, I checked out France’s L’Orchestre National de Jazz and Austria’s Vienna Vegetable Orchestra in concert. Held in the beautiful Salle Poirer music hall on rue Victor Poirer, this show was an open seating event so I got there extra early and had a great seat for this show. I’ve been geographically challenged for the past few years when it comes to the rock, or, well, the sound in this case, so I was very excited about breaking my dry spell with this show.
France’s L’Orchestre National de Jazz played first. The ONJ has been in existence since 1986, but recently has blossomed under the guidance of new artistic director Daniel Yvinec as well as the addition of new performers in the ensemble. The last ONJ record “Around Robert Wyatt” was, as the name suggests, a tribute to the music of Robert Wyatt, one of my favorite artists. This tribute project, which has received several awards, has now developed into an endorsement and vocal collaboration from Wyatt himself.
Most of the material the ONJ performed this night was taken from Wyatt’s Rock Bottom record, but a few songs performed were from Wyatt’s more recent records, notably his last album, Comicopera. The sampled vocals were provided by either Wyatt himself or vocalists associated with the ONJ. The ensemble played along with vocal samples and video projection which led to a cinematic interpretation of Wyatt’s music. Highlights included two takes on Wyatt’s “anti”-love songs - “Just As You Are” from Comicopera and “Oh, Caroline” from the first Matching Mole record. Another highlight was a rhythmic prepared piano improvisation from ensemble pianist Eve Risser that acted as an intermission piece. The performance was fantastic and I’m really anxious to see what this impressive ensemble puts together in the future.
I’ve wanted to see the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra for about a decade now, so I was pretty psyched to see them take the stage tonight. If you’ve never heard of this group, their basic premise is that they make instruments from vegetables and perform songs with these vegetable instruments on stage. Here is a great mini-documentary from the Guardian Paper, and there are video performances of the VVO here and here and here and here and here, and here’s an image of some of the instruments they perform with, courtesy of their website:
There’s certainly an air of novelty here, but the group basically dissolves that concept when you see how tight and organic (literally and figuratively) their performance is. As you can imagine, it’s hard to get a lot of melody out of a vegetable, so their music tends to be really rhythmic and minimal. The ensemble doesn’t have its tongue lodged too far in its cheek, so while the performances are playful, they are equally serious and well planned out, perfectly balanced to make this show very rewarding.
They covered a series of songs by artists such as Kraftwerk (Radioactivity), Radian (Radian) and Igor Stravinsky (Le Sacre du Printemps). They also performed songs resembling or inspired by minimal techno in the vein of music from the Raster-Norton or Kompakt record labels. They also performed an awesome quartet for amplified cabbage called “Krautrock”:
At the end of the show, the group serves up soup made from the parts of the vegetables discarded in the making of the instruments. One of the best veggie soups I’ve ever had complete with coriander and pieces of orange wedges. I should have asked for the recipe for this one.
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AWS::Cognito::IdentityPoolRoleAttachment
The AWS::Cognito::IdentityPoolRoleAttachment
resource manages the role configuration for an Amazon Cognito identity pool.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::Cognito::IdentityPoolRoleAttachment", "Properties" : { "IdentityPoolId" :
String
, "RoleMappings" :String to RoleMapping object map
, "Roles" : {String
:String, ...
} } }
YAML
Type: AWS::Cognito::IdentityPoolRoleAttachment Properties: IdentityPoolId:
String
RoleMappings:String to RoleMapping object map
Roles:String
:String
Properties
IdentityPoolId
-
An identity pool ID in the format
REGION:GUID
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
RoleMappings
-
How users for a specific identity provider are to mapped to roles. This is a string to RoleMapping object map. The string identifies the identity provider, for example, "graph.facebook.com" or "cognito-idp-east-1.amazonaws.com/us-east-1_abcdefghi:app_client_id"
Required: No
Type: String to Amazon Cognito IdentityPoolRoleAttachment RoleMapping object map.
Update requires: No interruption
Roles
-
The map of roles associated with this pool. For a given role, the key will be either "authenticated" or "unauthenticated" and the value will be the Role ARN.
Required: No
Type: String to string map
Update requires: No interruption
Return Value
Ref
When the logical ID of this resource is provided to the Ref
intrinsic function, Ref
returns
a generated ID, such as IdentityPoolRoleAttachment-EXAMPLEwnOR3n
.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.


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CSPICE_UNORM normalizes a double precision 3-vector and
returns its magnitude.
Given:
v1 any arbitrary 3-vector(s).
[3,n] = size(v1); double = class(v1)
the call:
[vout, vmag] = cspice_unorm(v1)
returns:
vout unit vector(s) in the direction of 'v1'. If 'v1'
represents the zero vector, then 'vout' will also be
the zero vector.
vout = v1
------
||v1||
[3,n] = size(vout); double = class(vout)
vmag the positive definite magnitude(s) of 'v1', ||v1||, calculated
in a numerically stable way.
[1,n] = size(vmag); double = class(vmag)
'vout' and 'vmag' return with the same vectorization measure
(N) as 'v1'.
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
Example(1):
>> v1 = [ 5; 12; 0]
v1 =
5
12
0
>> [vout, vmag] = cspice_unorm(v1 )
MATLAB outputs:
vout =
0.3846
0.9231
0
vmag =
13
Example(2):
>> v2 = [ 1D-7; 2D-7; 2D-7]
v2 =
1.0e-06 *
0.1000
0.2000
0.2000
>> [vout, vmag] = cspice_unorm(v2)
MATLAB outputs:
vout =
0.3333
0.6667
0.6667
vmag =
3.0000e-07
Example(3):
>> v = [v1, v2 ]
v =
5.0000 0.0000
12.0000 0.0000
0 0.0000
>> [vout, vmag] = cspice_unorm(v )
MATLAB outputs:
vout =
0.3846 0.3333
0.9231 0.6667
0 0.6667
vmag =
13.0000 0.0000
The second element of 'vmag' displays as 0.0 due to the eight
orders of magnitude difference between that element and the first.
Confirm the expected value:
>> vmag(2)
MATLAB outputs:
ans =
3.0000e-07
None.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine unorm_c.
MICE.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.2, 09-NOV-2012, EDW (JPL)
Edited I/O section to conform to NAIF standard for Mice documentation.
-Mice Version 1.0.1, 21-APR-2010, EDW (JPL)
Corrected description of call example to list all output arguments,
from:
vout = cspice_unorm(v1)
to
[vout, vmag] = cspice_unorm(v1)
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 25-APR-2006, EDW (JPL)
3-dimensional unit vector and norm
|


module Stats: Owl_stats
val seed : int -> unit
seed x
sets x
as seed for the internal random number generator.val shuffle : 'a array -> 'a array
shuffle x
return a new array of the shuffled x
.val choose : 'a array -> int -> 'a array
choose x n
draw n
samples from x
without replecement.val sample : 'a array -> int -> 'a array
sample x n
draw n
samples from x
with replacement.val mean : ?w:float array -> float array -> float
val variance : ?w:float array -> ?mean:float -> float array -> float
val std : ?w:float array -> ?mean:float -> float array -> float
std x
calculates the standard deviation of x
.val sem : ?w:float array -> ?mean:float -> float array -> float
sem x
calculates the standard error of x
, also referred to as standard
error of the mean.val absdev : ?w:float array -> ?mean:float -> float array -> float
val skew : ?w:float array -> ?mean:float -> ?sd:float -> float array -> float
val kurtosis : ?w:float array -> ?mean:float -> ?sd:float -> float array -> float
kurtosis x
return the Pearson's kurtosis of x
.val central_moment : int -> float array -> float
val covariance : ?mean0:float -> ?mean1:float -> float array -> float array -> float
val correlation : float array -> float array -> float
val pearson_r : float array -> float array -> float
val kendall_tau : float array -> float array -> float
val spearman_rho : float array -> float array -> float
val autocorrelation : ?lag:int -> float array -> float
val median : float array -> float
median x
returns the median of x
.val percentile : float array -> float -> float
percentile x p
returns the p
percentile of the data x
. p
is between
0. and 1. x
does not need to be sorted.val first_quartile : float array -> float
first_quartile x
returns the first quartile of x
, i.e., 25 percentiles.val third_quartile : float array -> float
third_quartile x
returns the third quartile of x
, i.e., 75 percentiles.val min : float array -> float
val max : float array -> float
val minmax : float array -> float * float
val min_i : float array -> float * int
val max_i : float array -> float * int
val minmax_i : float array -> float * int * float * int
val sort : ?inc:bool -> float array -> float array
val rank : float array -> float array
rank x
translates each element in x
to its ranking. The ranking Order
is from the smallest one to the largest. E.g., rank [|54.; 74.; 55.; 86.; 56.|]
returns [|1.; 4.; 2.; 5.; 3.|]
. Note that the ranking starts with one!val histogram : float array -> int -> int array
val ecdf : float array -> float array * float array
ecdf x
returns (x',f)
which are the empirical cumulative distribution
function f
of x
at points x'
. x'
is just x
sorted in increasing
order with duplicates removed.val z_score : mu:float -> sigma:float -> float array -> float array
val t_score : float array -> float array
val normlise_pdf : float array -> float array
val metropolis_hastings : (float array -> float) -> float array -> int -> float array array
metropolis_hastings f p n
is Metropolis-Hastings MCMC algorithm.
f is pdf of the pval gibbs_sampling : (float array -> int -> float) -> float array -> int -> float array array
gibbs_sampling f p n
is Gibbs sampler. f is a sampler based on the full
conditional function of all variablestype
tail =
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(* |
Types of alternative hypothesis tests: one-side, left-side, or right-side.
| *) |
val z_test : mu:float ->
sigma:float ->
?alpha:float -> ?side:tail -> float array -> bool * float * float
z_test ~mu ~sigma ~alpha ~side x
returns a test decision for the null
hypothesis that the data x
comes from a normal distribution with mean mu
and a standard deviation sigma
, using the z-test of alpha
significance
level. The alternative hypothesis is that the mean is not mu
.
The result h,p,z
: h
is true
if the test rejects the null hypothesis at
the alpha
significance level, and false
otherwise. p
is the p-value and
z
is the z-score.
val t_test : mu:float ->
?alpha:float -> ?side:tail -> float array -> bool * float * float
t_test ~mu ~alpha ~side x
returns a test decision of one-sample t-test
which is a parametric test of the location parameter when the population
standard deviation is unknown. mu
is population mean, alpha
is the
significance level.val t_test_paired : ?alpha:float ->
?side:tail -> float array -> float array -> bool * float * float
t_test_paired ~alpha ~side x y
returns a test decision for the null
hypothesis that the data in x – y
comes from a normal distribution with
mean equal to zero and unknown variance, using the paired-sample t-test.val t_test_unpaired : ?alpha:float ->
?side:tail ->
?equal_var:bool -> float array -> float array -> bool * float * float
t_test_unpaired ~alpha ~side ~equal_var x y
returns a test decision for
the null hypothesis that the data in vectors x
and y
comes from
independent random samples from normal distributions with equal means and
equal but unknown variances, using the two-sample t-test. The alternative
hypothesis is that the data in x
and y
comes from populations with
unequal means.
equal_var
indicates whether two samples have the same variance. If the
two variances are not the same, the test is referred to as Welche's t-test.
val var_test : ?alpha:float ->
?side:tail -> var:float -> float array -> bool * float * float
var_test ~alpha ~side ~var x
returns a test decision for the null
hypothesis that the data in x
comes from a normal distribution with
variance var
, using the chi-square variance test. The alternative hypothesis
is that x
comes from a normal distribution with a different variance.val jb_test : ?alpha:float -> float array -> bool * float * float
jb_test ~alpha x
returns a test decision for the null hypothesis that the
data x
comes from a normal distribution with an unknown mean and variance,
using the Jarque-Bera test.val runs_test : ?alpha:float ->
?side:tail -> ?v:float -> float array -> bool * float * float
runs_test ~alpha ~v x
returns a test decision for the null hypothesis that
the data x
comes in random order, against the alternative that they do not,
by runnign Wald–Wolfowitz runs test. The test is based on the number of runs
of consecutive values above or below the mean of x
. ~v
is the reference
value, the default value is the median of x
.module Rnd:sig
..end
module Pdf:sig
..end
module Cdf:sig
..end


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In this assignment, you will add an interactive Wisdom of Crowds application to Tsugi to be launched like all the other tools in Tsugi.
The idea of the book "Wisdom of Crowds" [James Surowecki] is that groups of people have great knowledge when we find a way to pull out the data from the crowd and aggregate it in a meaningful way. For example, we could poll the class and guess the total of both team's points in the national championship basketball or football game. Surowecki would expect that the average of our guesses (as long as we don't talk amongst ourselves during the polling) would likely be better than all but a few of the guesses in the class and that "experts" are actually less likely to be right than the crowd.
So we write a tool to allow a teacher to collect and average guesses live during class.
You can play with the application at
https://lti-tools.dr-chuck.com/tsugi/
Under solutions/wiscrowd/index.php
- you will note that while
the sample implementation uses JQuery for things like toggle - it does
not use AJAX. You are not required to use AJAX in this assignment.
The student will see a very simple user interface:
Each student can enter a guess and press the guess button. They can re-enter or change their guess any time. When they enter the guess, a "Guess recorded" message pops up - but the old guess is not shown to keep students from peeking at each other's guesses.
Your code should use the PHP is_numeric()
function to reject
non-numeric guesses.
If a student enters a new guess - it must replace the previous guess. There is only one guess per student. There is no way for a student to remove their guess.
The instructor gets a more sophisticated user interface:
The instructor is allowed to guess just like any other student.
The instructor is allowed to see the guesses and is shown the guesses sorted in descending order. Student names are not shown unless the instructor hovers over the score.
There is a button to completely show or hide all the guess information (i.e. a toggle). There is a button to re-check the guesses - the re-check can be done either with an AJAX request or a full request/response cycle. You can also optionally make it so the guesses update periodically asynchronously using AJAX (as in the chat application). Make sure if the guesses are hidden and if you update the guesses asynchronously they stay hidden after they are updated (should not be hard). Also there is a Reset button for the instructor to restart the game.
Your database table should follow this data model:
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pattern and the
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under Admin to create your table. You can verify that the table
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Credentials
@objc(A0Credentials)
public final class Credentials : NSObject
extension Credentials: Codable
extension Credentials: NSSecureCoding
User’s credentials obtained from Auth0.
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Token that can be used to make authenticated requests to the specified API (the audience value used on login).
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Access tokensSee
AudienceDeclaration
Swift
public let accessToken: String
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Type of access token.
Declaration
Swift
public let tokenType: String
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When the access token expires.
Declaration
Swift
public let expiresIn: Date
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Token that can be used to request a new access token.
Requires
The scopeoffline_access
to have been requested on login.See
Refresh tokensDeclaration
Swift
public let refreshToken: String?
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Token that contains the user information.
Important
The ID tokens obtained from Web Auth login are automatically validated by Auth0.swift, ensuring their contents have not been tampered with. This is not the case for the ID tokens obtained from the Authentication API client. You must validate any ID Tokens received from the Authentication API client before using the information they contain.See
ID tokensDeclaration
Swift
public let idToken: String
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Granted scopes.
See
ScopesDeclaration
Swift
public let scope: String?
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MFA recovery code that the application must display to the user, to be stored securely for future use.
Declaration
Swift
public let recoveryCode: String?
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Custom description that redacts the tokens with
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public init(accessToken: String = "", tokenType: String = "", idToken: String = "", refreshToken: String? = nil, expiresIn: Date = Date(), scope: String? = nil, recoveryCode: String? = nil)
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Decodable
initializer.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(from decoder: Decoder) throws
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NSSecureCoding
decoding initializer.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
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NSSecureCoding
encoding method.Declaration
Swift
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BY EDWIN JAHIEL
DEVIL'S ADVOCATE ** 1/3 Directed by Taylor Hackford. Screenplay, Jonathan Lemkin & Tony Gilroy, from the novel by Andrew Neiderman. Photography, Andrzej Bartkowiak. Production design, Bruno Rubeo. Editing, Mark Warner. Music, James Newton Howard. Cast: Keanu Reeves (Kevin Lomax) Al Pacino (John Milton), Charlize Theron (Mary Ann Lomax), Jeffrey Jones (Eddie Barzoon), Judith Ivey (Mrs Lomax), Craig T. Nelson (Alexander Cullen), Connie Nelson Christabella), et al. A Warners release.144 min. R (nudity,sex,blasphemy,possible incest)
In 1935, that great stylist and inventor of the Marlene Dietrich persona, director Josef Von Sternberg, made "The Devil Is a Woman" from the French novel " The Woman and the Puppet" (1898) by Pierre Louys. The devil (figuratively)was a heartless seductress played by Dietrich.
In 1997, Taylor Hackford ("An Officer and a Gentleman," "Against All Odds," "Dolores Claiborne") made "Devil's Advocate." The Devil is (literally) Al Pacino. The advocate is Keanu Reeves as Gainesville, Florida, trial lawyer Kevin Lomax. Kevin used to be a prosecutor who won all his 64 cases before he switched to being a defender who never lost a single case. He seems to have powers of observation that approach divination, especially for jury selection and psyching. His insights get almost like semi-funny parodies of Sherlock Holmes explaining his clues to Dr. Watson.
The films gets off to a good, slick start. Lomax defending a creepy high school teacher accused of molesting a girl, wins again, even after detecting that his client was guilty. The supporting roles are well cast and played and so remain throughout the movie.
Before you can say "what the hell," an envoy from New York legal firm recruits our Southern genius. His wife is pleased, his acutely religious mother worries about his move to the New Babylon. In the Big Apple (shown as the Colossal Apple) Kevin is impressed by what appears to be the biggest and wealthiest firm on the planet.
The Boss is Pacino. His nom-de-film is John Milton, a too-cute literary conceit wasted on those audiences that never heard of "Paradise Lost." Mr.Milton shows Lomax around, tempts him-- not on a mountaintop, but on the roof of a dizzyingly tall building. The site, the sights, the legal offices, everything else range from spectacular to awesome. Lomax is impressed by the red-carpet treatment. So is does his wife Mary Ann. (He calls her Mare, which is a diminutive that has always bothered me). Kevin and Mare are a beautiful couple, in love and into touchy-feelies. She's a sexy blonde with just a soupcon of trashiness. In their new milieu of New York they and we can almost smell the money. It's not the best of odors as it is obvious that the firm is a shady international power with tentacles all over the world. So what we have in the movie's first part is primarily a big and unflattering expose, a kind of long, blackly humorous lawyer joke.
The young couple's social education continues at a huge Who's Who party that includes Senator D'Amato and boxing promoter Don King. To the credit of Reeves and Theron, the young couple reacts with relative sobriety, even as Milton does his seduction number on Mare and beautiful, law partner Christabella, does hers on Kevin.
Milton tests Lomax with a case of a Haitian cited by the health authorities for slaughtering a goat in a squalid basement, as part of his ju-ju. The man,we learn,is worth 15 million dollars. (This is one loose end among many). As expected, Lomax wins again. As expected, the sweet (?) smell of success affects him, but he does not undergo a radical transformation. Still, he changes enough for Mare to start feeling neglected and building up a hatred of New York. She has frightening, off-on visions, flashes of monstrosities. People are not what they seem. Mare, becoming unbalanced, is on the road to insanity. The plot thickens to the coagulation point when Milton decrees that Kevin is his choice to defend real-estate magnate Cullen accused of a triple murder....
"Devil's Advocate" is a high pressure film, very flashy in all departments, brilliant in photography and sets. The latter are grandiose, purposely overdone, often tackily gaudy. Donald Trump's own monumental penthouse was used for Cullen's. It is in monumentally bad taste.
Milton's abode is rich and strange. "Where does he sleep?"says Kevin. What a naive question! We all know that the Devil never sleeps -- and here's the rub. The audiences come to the movie knowing that Milton is the Devil, and even if they are somehow unaware of this, watching the story makes it obvious. From Chinese to Russian to Spanish Milton speaks all languages fluently -- but not with a pure accent, which goes to show that even the Devil would have a devil of a time with totally native speech. Or with English grammar for that matter, as Pacino says "different than" instead of "different from."
Milton knows what goes on everywhere (note the subway scene). Milton switches easily from cajoling to flirting to advising to asserting authority to all else. And throughout Pacino plays him in an over-the-top way that attempts to be amusing but in practice can get tiresome. We get clobbered by Pacino, mugged by his mugging, while Reeves goes to the other extreme of playing in almost minimalist style.
The movie, starting out as a lawyer thing, veers into a "Rosemary's Baby" thing. But while "Rosemary" deals only with Satanism, "Devil" is vitiated by its unholy mix of the social, the societal and the supernatural. The latter is well executed thanks to morphing and masks and other visuals, but since we know the answers, the surprises are for the eye, not the brain. The supernatural defuses the real and the social, and vice versa.
The other mix, of would-be black humor, pathos or tragedy, doesn't really work either. True, the movie is sufficiently twisty, visually imaginative and stocked with enough shocks, so that with tolerance and ever-increasing patience, the captive audience can keep going without yawns. But the big, satirical punch-line that lurks ( Who Needs the Devil When We Have Lawyers?) is only perceived through a glass darkly, confused and diffused by exaggerations.
Nothing exceeds like excess.
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It has been about 30 minutes since my salvia experience, and all I can really say is 'wow'. Months of planning and researching went into my decision to try Salvia, and I read tons of experiences here on Erowid. I bought 2 extracts, 1 gram of 5x and 1 gram of 10x. Based on what I had heard though from others who had bought from the same source, this extract was really weak, and without at least 10x, I wouldn't be able to really trip.
I planned on using a sitter, although all my Salvia is now used up, and I never used that person to watch me (although any higher doses and I will. I recommend you do use a sitter, and to have a very quiet location to do this!!)
I decided though, being that my only other drug experience is with a little bit of Marijuana, I'd try a hit or 2 of the 5x without a sitter (i was at the time, still planning on using a sitter when i experimented more). After a few hits, I felt a slight marijuana type buzz with a sort of greater 'presence', which wore off quickly.
I then chose to do a little more. This time, I took 3 or 4 hits, and soon realized there were people all around me. I couldn't see these people at all, but they kept saying in my mind 'She's coming, she's coming', excitedly, as if someone very important was going to be paying us a visit. I felt like 'she' was almost there, as I quickly came back to reality. I now had a respect for the drug, but was no where near where my next trip would take me.
Remember that my extracts weren't very potent, so I'm sure my dosage was quite a bit higher. A few days had past, and I felt I was finally ready to see what Salvia could show me. My sitter wasn't going to 'chill' with me for a few weeks, and I was impatient. So I sat down with my 10x and 5x bags, znd with only an overhead light on, so I could pack the bowl. When finished smoking, I'd turn it off and lie back on my bed. I packed a bowl of the 10x, and took my first hit, and held for 30 seconds. It wasn't cashed so I lit up again for a second hit. I believe I packed another bowl, and took another hit or 2, before managing to turn the light off, and lying back.
It then hit me, that Salvia could do a lot more than I had previously experienced. I quickly found myself rock climbing with a 'friend', although I really couldn't tell who. It seemed like this same sort of 'presence' that I had felt before. I couldn't really see them, but I felt them, and knew they were there. By the way, she is a female.
Then we both started getting sucked into a hole, almost like an earthquake/avalanche(all the rocks we climbed were falling. It wasn't scary by any means. I'm not sure if I was holding on, trying to keep from getting sucked in, but this is about the time when reality hit me again, a few minutes later. But I was feeling very confident and comfortable with the substance, maybe more than I should have been.
So I packed another bowl of the remaining 5x, and some 10x, and took 2 deep hits.
I layed back in my dark room, as reality left, and I found myself spinning in the middle of space, just watching the stars. The whole universe was in my room. I then felt the spirit I always seem to encounter, flip the page of my room like a book, as she changed the scene of my trip.
She didn't speak to me (she has never spoken to me), but at the same time, she was communicating to me. I could feel her. Now, every person on earth, and their spirits were walking into me. They were marching, a steady flow, in fast foward (sort of like when a camera is fixated on a road at the same spot, and it is fast fowarded) They went through me by the billions. I felt their lives touch me, and I felt connected to each and every human being in the world.
Then I am floating on a river, peaceful, enlightened. I drift and drift, thinking of all the peoples lives who just touched mine, literally. I then fell down what felt like Niagra falls, and back into my bedroom.

One thing i must stress, at least for my experience, is total silence. Although for most of the time, I felt totally out of reality, I kept hearing trucks in the distance, and sounds from my computer, which really annoyed me, and in a way kept me from drifting as far as a wanted to go. (especially on the trip where i was getting sucked into a hole).
Salvia really has my utmost respect, and I will definitely use a sitter for any future experiences. Salvia truly is amazing, and should not be in the hands of people just looking to get high. I will continue to interpret what happened tonight for a long time to come.
Thanks for reading and good luck.
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Note:
- CoprHD itself does not provide storage.
- It holds an inventory of all storage devices in the data center and understands their connectivity.
- It allows the storage administrator to group these resources into either virtual arrays or virtual pools
Concepts: SDS Controller
SDS Controller enables granular(粒化) monitoring and QoS enforcement of storage data types(Volume, shares, containers)
- Discover storage systems and capabilities. e.g. performance, capacity, tiers(层). etc
- Administrators composed virtual storage pools
- Application request storages services using SLOs
- Controller allocates storage volume from pool that can best service the request
- Storage gets assigned to applivation in VM
- Controller work with compute, network to set QoS
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Storage Quality of Service (QoS):
Storage QoS is a new cluster-wide feature in clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 that requires no additional license. It allows users to set throughput limits and/or monitor IOPS or MB/s on the storage object. A storage object can be:
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Service Level Agreement (SLA) :
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Service Level Objective (SLO):
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- a means of measuring the performance of the service provider
- avoiding disputes(争议) between the two parties based on misunderstanding.
References:
[1] Delivering a standards based SDS Framework with an Open Stack SDS Controller Implementation
[2] Introduction to CoprHD: An Open Source Software Defined Storage Controller
[3] A short Guild to the CoprHD Architecture
[4] FAQ: Storage Quality of Service (QoS)


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Simplest way to start learning Sanskrit is to learn to make simple sentences. Below are some simple sentences.
Table 4-1
| 1 | I go | अहं गच्छामि |
| 2 | We go | वयं गच्छामः |
| 3 | You (Singular) go | त्वं गच्छसि |
| 4 | You (plural) go | यूयं गच्छथ |
| 5 | He goes | सः गच्छति |
| 6 | She goes | सा गच्छति |
| 7 | It goes | तत् गच्छति |
| 8 | They (masculine) go | ते गच्छन्ति |
| 9 | They (feminine) go | ताः गच्छन्ति |
| 10 | They (neuter) go | तानि गच्छन्ति |
Following glossary in Table 2 is clear from the above.
Table 4-2
| No. | English | Sanskrit | What this is |
| 1 | I | अहं | Pronoun – First person, singular |
| 2 | We | वयं | Pronoun – First person, plural |
| 3 | You (Singular) | त्वं | Pronoun – Second person, singular |
| 4 | You (plural) | यूयं | Pronoun – Second person, plural |
| 5 | He | सः | Pronoun – Third person, masculine, singular |
| 6 | She | सा | Pronoun – Third person, feminine, singular |
| 7 | It | तत् | Pronoun – Third person, neuter, singular |
| 8 | They (masculine) | ते | Pronoun – Third person, masculine, plural |
| 9 | They (feminine) | ताः | Pronoun – Third person, feminine, plural |
| 10 | They (neuter) | तानि | Pronoun – Third person, neuter, plural |
As is known the pronouns of the third person, singular, viz. He, She, It, are different according to the gender. This is so in Sanskrit also.
In English, the pronoun of third person plural is ‘they’. It is common for all three genders. In Sanskrit it is NOT common.
Coming to the verb, in English the verb has only two forms – ‘go’ and ‘goes’.
In Sanskrit, they are different according to the person (first, second or third) and number (singular or plural)
Table 4-3
| No. | Person | Number | Verb |
| 1 | First | Singular | गच्छामि |
| 2 | – First | – Plural | गच्छामः |
| 3 | Second | Singular | गच्छसि |
| 4 | – Second | – Plural | गच्छथ |
| 5 | Third | Singular | गच्छति |
| 6 | – Third | – Plural | गच्छन्ति |
As can be seen, in Sanskrit there is a good, very distinct correspondence between the pronoun and the verb. When we would say गच्छामि it is clear that the subject is pronoun of first person, singular, i.e. अहं So, in Sanskrit if we say गच्छामि it is not at all necessary to say अहं !! The verb-form गच्छामि is structured to be the form for first person singular and hence structured for the subject to be अहं . That is why Sanskrit is called as a “structured” language. One can readily appreciate the usefulness of such ‘structured’-ness of the language. It lends brevity and crispness. If it is not necessary to say अहं गच्छामि and if it is adequate to say just गच्छामि – saying only one word instead of two is fifty percent shorter !
But in the structuring process, the Rishi’s thought it good and important to have the ‘number’-concept to be not just singular and plural, but singular, dual and plural. That applies both to pronouns and the verb-forms.
Table 4-4 – Pronouns
| Person | Gender | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| First | All | अहम् | आवाम् | वयम् |
| Second | All | त्वम् | युवाम् | यूयम् |
| Third | Masculine | सः | तौ | ते |
| Third | Feminine | सा | ते | ताः |
| Third | Neuter | तत् | ते | तानि |
Table 4-5 – Verb-forms
| Person | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| First | गच्छामि | गच्छावः | गच्छामः |
| Second | गच्छसि | गच्छथः | गच्छथ |
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गच्छति |
गच्छतः |
गच्छन्ति |
By using appropriate verb-form from Table 5 with the 15 pronoun-forms in Table 4, it is now possible to make 15 sentences.
Table 4-6
15 sentences
| 1 | अहम् गच्छामि | | I go |
| 2 | आवां गच्छावः | We two go |
| 3 | वयं गच्छामः | We go |
| 4 | त्वं गच्छसि | You go |
| 5 | युवां गच्छथः | You two go |
| 6 | यूयं गच्छथ | You go |
| 7 | सः गच्छति | He goes |
| 8 | तौ गच्छतः | They two go |
| 9 | ते गच्छन्ति | They go |
| 10 | सा गच्छति | She goes |
| 11 | ते गच्छतः | They two go |
| 12 | ताः गच्छन्ति | They go |
| 13 | तत् गच्छति | It goes |
| 14 | ते गच्छतः | They two go |
| 15 | तानि गच्छन्ति | They go |
Given this basic structure of 15 sentences, we can take 9 verb-forms of any verbal root and make 15 sentences for each verbal root.
For the Verbal root वद् (= to say, to speak) the verbal forms are
Table 4-7
Verbal forms for वद्
| Person | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| First | वदामि | वदावः | वदामः |
| Second | वदसि | वदथः | वदथ |
| Third | वदति | वदतः | वदन्ति |
By the way, one would not find in dictionary the words
गच्छामि गच्छावः गच्छामः गच्छसि गच्छथः गच्छथ गच्छति गच्छतः गच्छन्ति
वदामि वदावः वदामः वदसि वदथः वदथ वदति वदतः वदन्ति
अहम् आवाम् वयम्
त्वम् युवाम् यूयम्
सः तौ ते
सा ते ताः
तत् ते तानि
These are all derived forms, derived from root words. For example,
वदामि वदावः वदामः वदसि वदथः वदथ वदति वदतः वदन्ति are derived from the verbal root वद्, i.e. from धातु वद्. We can find वद् in the dictionary. This is a huge difference between dictionary of Sanskrit from dictionary of other languages. Of course
in English also we do not look for words like me, my, us, our, your, him, his, her, its, them, their, etc. Yet there is a difference and the difference is huge, because number of words which can be derived from a root word is very large. We
have just seen 9 words derived from the verbal root वद्. This is not even the tip of an iceberg. These 9 words are of present tense. There will be more words in past and future tenses and in imperative mood and in other moods as obtained in
English by using auxiliaries such as shall, will, should, would, can, could, may, might, must, ‘ought to’. In Sanskrit the emphasis is on deriving a word so that it can stand by itself. That is the basic logic of ‘structuring’.
By the way, the verbal forms गच्छामि गच्छावः गच्छामः गच्छसि गच्छथः गच्छथ गच्छति गच्छतः गच्छन्ति are derived from the verbal root गम् (= to go). Technical term in Sanskrit for verbal root is धातु. Sanskrit word for verbal form is क्रियापदम् or तिङन्तम्
It is also to be noted that the words अहं आवां वयं त्वं युवां यूयं are better written as अहम् आवाम् वयम् त्वम् युवाम् यूयम् with the ending म् clearly visible, when the words are stand-alone or at the end of a line of a poem or at the end of a sentence. This in fact is the rule.
Compiled below are verbal forms of some commonplace verbal roots धातु-s.
Table 4-8
verbal forms of some commonplace verbal roots धातु-s
| No. | Verbal root धातु | Meaning | Verbal forms |
| 1 | गम् | to go | गच्छामि गच्छावः गच्छामः गच्छसि गच्छथः गच्छथ गच्छति गच्छतः गच्छन्ति |
| 2 | वद् | to say, to speak | वदामि वदावः वदामः वदसि वदथः वदथ वदति वदतः वदन्ति |
| 3 | आ + गम् | to come | आगच्छामि आगच्छावः आगच्छामः आगच्छसि आगच्छथः आगच्छथ आगच्छति आगच्छतः आगच्छन्ति |
| 4 | प्रति + गम् | to go towards, to go unto | प्रतिगच्छामि प्रतिगच्छावः प्रतिगच्छामः प्रतिगच्छसि प्रतिगच्छथः प्रतिगच्छथ प्रतिगच्छति प्रतिगच्छतः प्रतिगच्छन्ति |
| 5 | प्रति + आ + गम् | to return | प्रत्यागच्छामि प्रत्यागच्छावः प्रत्यागच्छामः प्रत्यागच्छसि प्रत्यागच्छथः प्रत्यागच्छथ प्रत्यागच्छति प्रत्यागच्छतः प्रत्यागच्छन्ति |
| 6 | कृ | to do | करोमि कुर्वः कुर्मः करोषि कुरुथः कुरुथ करोति कुरुतः कुर्वन्ति |
| 7 | खाद् | to eat | खादामि खादावः खादामः खादसि खादथः खादथ खादति खादतः खादन्ति |
| 8 | पा | to drink | पिबामि पिबावः पिबामः पिबसि पिबथः पिबथ पिबति पिबतः पिबन्ति |
| 9 | अस् | to be | अस्मि स्वः स्मः असि स्थः स्थ अस्ति स्तः सन्ति |
| 10 | भू | to be, to become, to be present | भवामि भवावः भवामः भवसि भवथः भवथ भवति भवतः भवन्ति |
| 11 | उप + विश् | to sit | उपविशामि उपविशावः उपविशामः उपविशसि उपविशथः उपविशथ उपविशति उपविशतः उपविशन्ति |
| 12 | स्था | to stand, to halt, to stop | तिष्ठामि तिष्ठावः तिष्ठामः तिष्ठसि तिष्ठथः तिष्ठथ तिष्ठति तिष्ठतः तिष्ठन्ति |
| 13 | उत् + स्था | to stand up | उत्तिष्ठामि उत्तिष्ठावः उत्तिष्ठामः उत्तिष्ठसि उत्तिष्ठथः उत्तिष्ठथ उत्तिष्ठति उत्तिष्ठतः उत्तिष्ठन्ति |
| 14 | दा | to give | ददामि दद्वः दद्मः ददासि दत्थः दत्थ ददाति दत्तः ददति |
| 15 | ग्रह् or गृह् | to take, to receive, to accommodate | गृह्णामि गृह्णीवः गृह्णीमः गृह्णासि गृह्णीथः गृह्णीथ गृह्णाति गृह्णीतः गृह्णन्ति |
| 16 | ज्ञा | to know, to become aware | जानामि जानीवः जानीमः जानासि जानीथः जानीथ जानाति जानीतः जानन्ति |
All the above verbal forms are of धातु-s which are of a type or class known as परस्मैपदी.
Other type or class of धातु-s is आत्मनेपदी.
There are also धातु-s which can have verbal forms both of परस्मैपदी and आत्मनेपदी types. Such धातु-s are called as उभयपदी.
In above Table 8, it can be seen that the verbal root धातु for ‘to go’ is गम्. The verbal root धातु for ‘to come’ is आ + गम् and that for ‘to return’ is प्रति + आ + गम्. We can say that the basic verbal root is गम्. Then verbal roots आ + गम् and प्रति + आ + गम् are secondary or tertiary verbal roots, derived using prefixes such as आ and प्रति + आ. The prefixes are called as उपसर्ग. Prefixes are common in English also, e.g. inscribe, describe, subscribe, prescribe, circumscribe. Interestingly the prefixes cause the meaning to undergo a radical change. There is a good verse which summarizes such radical change in meaning caused by उपसर्ग-s. Will it be good to know that verse ! The verse, श्लोक is –
उपसर्गेण धात्वर्थो बलादन्यत्र नीयते |
विहाराहार-संहार-प्रहार-परिहारवत् ||
Prefixes cause the meaning of the verbal root to undergo a radical change as it happens in विहार-आहार-संहार-प्रहार-परिहार.
It should be also noted that though all धातु-s in Table 8 are of परस्मैपदी type and have some similarity in the pattern of formation of verb-forms, for some धातु-s, in the formation of verb-forms, there are peculiarities e.g.
- गम् takes the form गच्छामि,
- कृ takes the forms करोमि कुर्वः कुर्मः
- पा takes the forms पिबामि पिबावः पिबामः
- अस् takes the forms अस्मि स्वः स्मः
- स्था takes the forms तिष्ठामि तिष्ठावः तिष्ठामः
- दा takes the forms ददामि दद्वः दद्मः
- ग्रह् or गृह् takes the forms गृह्णामि गृह्णीवः गृह्णीमः
- ज्ञा takes the forms जानामि जानीवः जानीमः
These peculiarities also have rules and quite often “Exceptions prove the rule” is also an accepted rule ! It is good to be curious but not good to be over-inquisitive. For the beginning, it would be good to accept the things as given and practice with them. More the practice, even the peculiarities will become natural.
When a child learns its mother tongue, it acquires the tongue by being engulfed in that environment 24×7. If such 24×7 environment is not available for learning a language such as Sanskrit, the option then is to make devoted intense exercise. Luckily, There is a beautiful easy rhythm with everything in Sanskrit. In Table 8, all the nine forms of each verb are set in three lines of three forms in each line. They can be memorized and should be memorized, so intensely that they would come natural when one has to use them and make sentences. With 15 sentences illustrated for the verb गम्, it is possible to practice making 240 sentences from the 16 verbs !!! Why not do that as self-study exercises स्वाध्याय-s to practice this lesson ?
There would be many ways to practice parsing the 240 sentences. For example, if I take a sentence ते कुर्वन्ति I should be able to explain the grammar of both these words.
- कुर्वन्ति = धातु कृ (to do), present tense, third person, plural
- ते = pronoun of masculine, third person, plural.
Now, among the 15 pronouns, the word ते has three connotations – (a) masculine, third person, plural (b) neuter, third person, dual (c) feminine, third person, dual. If so, is the grammar written above as “ते = pronoun of masculine, third person, plural” correct ? It is correct, because the verb form कुर्वन्ति is plural.
As practice in parsing, we can exercise with this sentence ते कुर्वन्ति to transform it, replacing ते by the other 14 pronouns and say, to what verb-forms the word कुर्वन्ति will change to.


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Bender. - Volume 4, Issue 4. 2001-2202.
Editor Jeff Epley. Long Beech Station, PO Box 21261, Long Beech, Ca. 90801. $5.00
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I. Preface
The Intelligent Car Racing Competition starting since 2006, by the ELT Advisory Board entrusted by the Ministry of Education Department of Higher Education. This creative technological competition aims to strengthen hands-on practicing in students, innovative skills and building team spirits.
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Contestants must use the car model modules specified by the Competition Secretariat, and use 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit microcontrollers produced by NXP as the core controlling unit, devise independently a controlling scheme and undergo system design, including sensor signal collection manipulation, motor-driving, servo control and development of controlling algorithms and et cetera, complete the engineering production and tweaking of the intelligent car, compete in regional competitions in different provinces at the specified dates and places, and compete in the national contest after acquiring the finals qualification. Teams are ranked according to the time of completion of the tracks on site. Teams who compete in to national finals must submit, in-parallel, the technical documentation report of the car.
The Competition Secretariat makes the following rules for different regional competitions and the national competition on the basis of practicality, to achieve openness, fairness and justice of the competition.
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