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Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| Session | A Session is a stateful data context associated with a single Subject (user, daemon process,
etc) who interacts with a software system over a period of time. |
| SessionListener | Interface to be implemented by components that wish to be notified of events that occur during a
Session 's life cycle. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| ProxiedSession | Simple Session implementation that immediately delegates all corresponding calls to an
underlying proxied session instance. |
| SessionListenerAdapter | Simple adapter implementation of the SessionListener interface, effectively providing
no-op implementations of all methods. |
| Exception Summary | |
|---|---|
| ExpiredSessionException | A special case of a StoppedSessionException. |
| InvalidSessionException | Exception thrown when attempting to interact with the system under an established session when that session is considered invalid. |
| SessionException | General security exception attributed to problems during interaction with the system during a session. |
| StoppedSessionException | Exception thrown when attempting to interact with the system under a session that has been stopped. |
| UnknownSessionException | Exception thrown when attempting to interact with the system under the pretense of a particular session (e.g. |
Components related to managing sessions, the time-based data contexts in which a Subject interacts with an application.
Sessions in Shiro are completely POJO-based and do not require an application to use Web-based or EJB-based session management infrastructure - the client and/or server technoloy is irrelevent in Shiro's architecture, allowing session management to be employed in the smallest standalone application to the largest enterprise deployments. This design decision opens up a new world to Java applications - most notably the ability to participate in a session regardless if the client is using HTTP, custom sockets, web services, or even non-Java progamming languages. Aside from Shiro, there is currently no technology in Java today allows this heterogenous client-session capability. Also because of this freedom, Shiro naturally supports Single Sign-On for any application as well, using this heterogeneous session support.
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Code Co-op can communicate with Outlook or Outlook Express using MAPI interface. When you check in your files, a synchronization script is sent to other project members. This script appears as an attachment to an e-mail message that shows up in your Outlook's Outbox (and then in the Sent Items). The subject line of such a message starts with "Code Co-op Sync".
When somebody else makes a check-in, their e-mail message will appear in your Outlook's Inbox Folder. Do not open such a message in Outlook--Code Co-op only looks at unread messages. Within a few minutes the message should disappear from your Outlook Inbox. That means Code Co-op got hold of it. (To expedite message retrieval, you can right-click on the dispatcher icon and select "Get Mail".) The new script will appear in your Code Co-op project's Inbox, from where it can be executed.
Now, test your Email client to ensure that it is Mapi compliant. Click Run Diagnostics.
You will notice that Code Co-op displays the default Mapi client along with the test and its results. It should be Outlook or Outlook Express.


NuiMenuModule
itemsSource
) is deprecated in bits v7.
To add simple items to the Menu
component, please use nui-menu-action
components as html children of nui-menu
.
One thing to note about the menu's opening behavior is that it will automatically reposition itself when opened to prevent being visually truncated if its default placement falls
outside of the viewable area. By default, the menu placement is calculated from the edge of the window. However, you can optionally include a custom container with the class
nui-edge-definer
surrounding the menu in your html to force the menu to calculate its open position based on the edges of its container.
Following components can be used inside menuComponent
:
nui-menu-action
, nui-menu-link
, nui-menu-option
, nui-menu-switch
.
itemTypes
could be mixed in one nui-menu
component.
Also button for menu could be configured with such properties: size
: compact | small | default | large,
displayStyle
: "default" | "primary" | "action" | "destructive", icon
(default value is ″caret-down″). For more information visit Component > ButtonComponent section.
Menu items can be grouped using nui-menu-group
component
To attach menu popup to <body> use appendToBody
input.
It allows menu to ignore containers and overlap them.
To create a custom menu item, put item template inside nui-menu-item
component.
Note: menu-items still have max width limited to 450 px. This is according to UX mockups.
For better control over switch please use nui-switch
inside nui-menu-item
instead of nui-menu-switch


Hello World written in Kotlin using Android Studio
Kotlin is Jetbrains successor to Java, it’s evolving rapidly and what documentation there is for writing Android apps is pretty soon out of date to the point where even getting the canonical Hello World up and running can be a frustrating experience.
Here’s how to get a Kotlin version Hello World running on Android using Android Studio 0.5.1.
IMPORTANT: This is based on Android Studio 0.5.1 and Kotlin 0.7.115 (the latest versions when I wrote this post) – it will probably be broken on other versions Studio/Kotlin.
Assuming you have already installed Android Studio, Follow these instructions:
- Install the nightly build of the Kotlin plugin in Android Studio (I had to add the Kotlin plugin repository manually because it was not in the list of JetBrains plugins, though it will probably reappear once Android Studio and Kotlin begin to stabilize):
- Open the Settings dialog and go to the Plugins section.
- Click Browse Repositories…
- Click Manage Repositories…
- Add the following IDEA 13 EAP repository URL
http://teamcity.jetbrains.com/guestAuth/repository/download/bt345/.lastSuccessful/updatePlugins.xml
- Search for the
kotlin-plugin
in the Browse Repositories dialog; right-click on it and select Download and install.
- Create a Java version of Hello World: From the Android Studio File menu select New Project… and set the Application name to HelloKotlin (or whatever takes you fancy) and accept all the remaining New Project Wizard settings.
- Rename the
app/src/main/java
directory toapp/src/main/kotlin
(right-click on theapp/src/main/kotlin
directory in the Project Tool window and select the Refactor->Rename… menu command). - Open the
app/src/main/kotlin/MainActivity.java
file in the editor and run the Code->Kotlin->Convert Java File to Kotlin File menu command (no need to save a backup). - Run the Tools->Kotlin->Configure Kotlin in Project menu command – this will update the project’s
build.gradle
file with Kotlin libraries, plugins and other Kotlin specific configuration requirements. - Now compile and build the project using the Build->Make Project menu command.
Because the Java to Kotlin converter does not differentiate between nullable and non-nulable Java method arguments you will get compilation errors and you need to manually modify the converted Kotlin source code. The error messages are not always self explanatory e.g. this error 'onCreate' overrides nothing
in this line:
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle) {
Is resolved by making the savedInstanceState
argument nullable:
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
This error Only safe (?.) or non-null asserted (!!.) calls are allowed on a nullable receiver
in this line:
val id = item.getItemId()
Is because the item
method argument has been made nullable, it can be resolved using the safe call operator:
val id = item?.getItemId()
Here’s the resulting app/src/main/kotlin/MainActivity.kt
file:
package com.example.hellokotlin.app
import android.support.v7.app.ActionBarActivity
import android.os.Bundle
import android.view.Menu
import android.view.MenuItem
public class MainActivity() : ActionBarActivity() {
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
}
override fun onCreateOptionsMenu(menu: Menu?): Boolean {
// Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.main, menu)
return true
}
override fun onOptionsItemSelected(item: MenuItem?): Boolean {
// Handle action bar item clicks here. The action bar will
// automatically handle clicks on the Home/Up button, so long
// as you specify a parent activity in AndroidManifest.xml.
val id = item!!.getItemId()
if (id == R.id.action_settings) {
return true
}
return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item)
}
}
Here’s the Gradle build file (app/build.gradle
) which required no manual editing – it was created by the New Project wizard and updated by the Kotlin plugin Tools->Kotlin->Configure Kotlin in Project menu command:
apply plugin: 'android'
apply plugin: 'kotlin-android'
android {
compileSdkVersion 19
buildToolsVersion "19.0.1"
defaultConfig {
minSdkVersion 8
targetSdkVersion 19
versionCode 1
versionName "1.0"
}
buildTypes {
release {
runProguard false
proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.txt'
}
}
sourceSets {
main.java.srcDirs += 'src/main/kotlin'
}
}
dependencies {
compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:+'
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
compile "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib:$ext.kotlin_version"
}
buildscript {
ext.kotlin_version = '0.7.115'
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
classpath "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-gradle-plugin:$ext.kotlin_version"
}
}
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}


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Timers are useful when you need to slow down a particular behavior
There are 9 timers that are standard with this project
This code will set the first timer and then check if it has elapsed
Remember to set the timer again, after it has elapsed, otherwise it will stay elapsed
Note:The alternate way to slow down a task, is to place a wait block in the code
But this will slow down everything. A timer is a better use of the processing power of your computer


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Media in Drupal 8: Everything You Need to Know
https://phenaproxima.net/d8media
@phenaproxima
- Senior Software Engineer @ Acquia
- Media Initative coordinator
- Media system co-maintainer
- Lightning distro maintainer
- The loud guy in the contribution room
Overview
- Purpose and architecture
- Media vs. image fields
- Live demo!
- Useful modules
- What's next?
- Q+A
The Media System
Two purposes. Two modules.
- Media: Represent media as Drupal entities
- Media Library: Make media reusable in the UI
Media is the plumbing; Media Library is the UI.
Media items are entities
- They have all the superpowers!
- fieldable
- revisionable
- translatable
- themeable
- ...etc.
- Media items have types
Media types
- ...are generally similar to content types
- ...have a source (kind of media)
- ...have a "source field" to store the most important data
All media have a value in their source field.
Why this is good
- Media can be a LOT more than images
- Images, and other media, are reusable
- Brings power, flexibility, and consistency
But yes, it is a little more complicated.
Media Library
- Finally!
- Author-facing UI for selecting and adding media
- Simple, usable, accessible
- Nearly zero configuration
- Customizable to a degree
- Integrates with CKEditor (!)
- Can be integrated with other things too
BUT...it only works with media.
Let us recap
- Media:
- are entities
- have a type
- have a special field to store Important Stuff
- can be more than just images
- Image fields: content owns image
- Media fields: media owns image; content references media
- Media Library only works with media
Two useful modules
(and one useless one)
Useful module: Entity Browser
- Generic and open-ended
- Needs a lot of set-up
- Harder to make usable and accessible
- Peacefully coexists with core tools
- More complicated; good for unusual use cases
Useful module: Entity Embed
- Generic and open-ended
- Needs a lot of set-up
- Peacefully coexists with core tools
- More complicated; better for unusual use cases
Useless module: Media Entity
- Obsolete; moved into core
- Big ecosystem...most of which now use core tools
- Version 2 is an update path to core Media
Please don't use this module.
What's next?
- Fix all the bugs
- Migration path from files and images
- Replace File & Image modules?
- Installing Media and Media Library by default
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.drill.exec.store.parquet.columnreaders | |
| org.apache.drill.exec.store.parquet.columnreaders.batchsizing |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BatchReader
Base strategy for reading a batch of Parquet records.
|
| ColumnReader |
| NullableVarLengthValuesColumn |
| ParquetColumnMetadata
Represents a single column read from the Parquet file by the record reader.
|
| ParquetRecordReader |
| ParquetSchema
Mapping from the schema of the Parquet file to that of the record reader
to the schema that Drill and the Parquet reader uses.
|
| ReadState
Internal state for reading from a Parquet file.
|
| VarLenBinaryReader
Class which handles reading a batch of rows from a set of variable columns
|
| VarLenColumnBulkInput
Implements the
VarLenBulkInput interface to optimize data copy |
| VarLengthColumn |
| VarLengthValuesColumn |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ParquetColumnMetadata
Represents a single column read from the Parquet file by the record reader.
|
| ParquetSchema
Mapping from the schema of the Parquet file to that of the record reader
to the schema that Drill and the Parquet reader uses.
|
Copyright © 2021 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


|
mlpack
1.0.12
|
This class implements a decision stump. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| DecisionStump (const MatType &data, const arma::Row< size_t > &labels, const size_t classes, size_t inpBucketSize) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| DecisionStump (const DecisionStump<> &other, const MatType &data, const arma::rowvec &weights, const arma::Row< size_t > &labels) | |
| Alternate constructor which copies parameters bucketSize and numClass from an already initiated decision stump, other. More... | |
| const arma::Col< size_t > | BinLabels () const |
| Access the labels for each split bin. More... | |
| arma::Col< size_t > & | BinLabels () |
| Modify the labels for each split bin (be careful!). More... | |
| void | Classify (const MatType &test, arma::Row< size_t > &predictedLabels) |
| Classification function. More... | |
| const arma::vec & | Split () const |
| Access the splitting values. More... | |
| arma::vec & | Split () |
| Modify the splitting values (be careful!). More... | |
| int | SplitAttribute () const |
| Access the splitting attribute. More... | |
| int & | SplitAttribute () |
| Modify the splitting attribute (be careful!). More... | |
Private Member Functions | |
| template<typename LabelType , bool isWeight> | |
| double | CalculateEntropy (arma::subview_row< LabelType > labels, int begin, const arma::rowvec &tempD) |
| Calculate the entropy of the given attribute. More... | |
| template<typename rType > | |
| rType | CountMostFreq (const arma::Row< rType > &subCols) |
| Count the most frequently occurring element in subCols. More... | |
| template<typename rType > | |
| int | IsDistinct (const arma::Row< rType > &featureRow) |
| Returns 1 if all the values of featureRow are not same. More... | |
| void | MergeRanges () |
| After the "split" matrix has been set up, merge ranges with identical class labels. More... | |
| template<bool isWeight> | |
| double | SetupSplitAttribute (const arma::rowvec &attribute, const arma::Row< size_t > &labels, const arma::rowvec &weightD) |
| Sets up attribute as if it were splitting on it and finds entropy when splitting on attribute. More... | |
| template<bool isWeight> | |
| void | Train (const MatType &data, const arma::Row< size_t > &labels, const arma::rowvec &weightD) |
| Train the decision stump on the given data and labels. More... | |
| template<typename rType > | |
| void | TrainOnAtt (const arma::rowvec &attribute, const arma::Row< size_t > &labels) |
| After having decided the attribute on which to split, train on that attribute. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| arma::Col< size_t > | binLabels |
| Stores the labels for each splitting bin. More... | |
| size_t | bucketSize |
| Size of bucket while determining splitting criterion. More... | |
| size_t | numClass |
| Stores the number of classes. More... | |
| arma::vec | split |
| Stores the splitting values after training. More... | |
| int | splitAttribute |
| Stores the value of the attribute on which to split. More... | |
This class implements a decision stump.
It constructs a single level decision tree, i.e., a decision stump. It uses entropy to decide splitting ranges.
The stump is parameterized by a splitting attribute (the dimension on which points are split), a vector of bin split values, and a vector of labels for each bin. Bin i is specified by the range [split[i], split[i + 1]). The last bin has range up to (split[i + 1] does not exist in that case). Points that are below the first bin will take the label of the first bin.
| MatType | Type of matrix that is being used (sparse or dense). |
Definition at line 36 of file decision_stump.hpp.
| mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::DecisionStump | ( | const MatType & | data, |
| const arma::Row< size_t > & | labels, | ||
| const size_t | classes, | ||
| size_t | inpBucketSize | ||
| ) |
Constructor.
Train on the provided data. Generate a decision stump from data.
| data | Input, training data. |
| labels | Labels of training data. |
| classes | Number of distinct classes in labels. |
| inpBucketSize | Minimum size of bucket when splitting. |
| mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::DecisionStump | ( | const DecisionStump<> & | other, |
| const MatType & | data, | ||
| const arma::rowvec & | weights, | ||
| const arma::Row< size_t > & | labels | ||
| ) |
Alternate constructor which copies parameters bucketSize and numClass from an already initiated decision stump, other.
It appropriately sets the weight vector.
| other | The other initiated Decision Stump object from which we copy the values. |
| data | The data on which to train this object on. |
| D | Weight vector to use while training. For boosting purposes. |
| labels | The labels of data. |
| isWeight | Whether we need to run a weighted Decision Stump. |
|
inline |
Access the labels for each split bin.
Definition at line 91 of file decision_stump.hpp.
References mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::binLabels.
|
inline |
Modify the labels for each split bin (be careful!).
Definition at line 93 of file decision_stump.hpp.
References mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::binLabels.
|
private |
Calculate the entropy of the given attribute.
| attribute | The attribute of which we calculate the entropy. |
| labels | Corresponding labels of the attribute. |
| isWeight | Whether we need to run a weighted Decision Stump. |
| void mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::Classify | ( | const MatType & | test, |
| arma::Row< size_t > & | predictedLabels | ||
| ) |
Classification function.
After training, classify test, and put the predicted classes in predictedLabels.
| test | Testing data or data to classify. |
| predictedLabels | Vector to store the predicted classes after classifying test data. |
|
private |
Count the most frequently occurring element in subCols.
| subCols | The vector in which to find the most frequently occurring element. |
|
private |
Returns 1 if all the values of featureRow are not same.
| featureRow | The attribute which is checked for identical values. |
|
private |
After the "split" matrix has been set up, merge ranges with identical class labels.
|
private |
Sets up attribute as if it were splitting on it and finds entropy when splitting on attribute.
| attribute | A row from the training data, which might be a candidate for the splitting attribute. |
| isWeight | Whether we need to run a weighted Decision Stump. |
|
inline |
Access the splitting values.
Definition at line 86 of file decision_stump.hpp.
References mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::split.
|
inline |
Modify the splitting values (be careful!).
Definition at line 88 of file decision_stump.hpp.
References mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::split.
|
inline |
Access the splitting attribute.
Definition at line 81 of file decision_stump.hpp.
References mlpack::decision_stump::DecisionStump< MatType >::splitAttribute.
|
inline |
Modify the splitting attribute (be careful!).
Definition at line 83 of file decision_stump.hpp.
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VOLCANO A film review by Michael Redman Copyright 1997 Michael Redman
** (out of ****)
When an earthquake opens up a fissure under Los Angeles and a volcano erupts in the La Brea Tar Pits, red-hot strawberry jam oozes through the streets of tinsel town creating havoc =97 and big bucks for the film studio.
Tommy Lee Jones is Mike Roark, head of the Office Of Emergency Management and is charged with fixing this inconvenience. It's an emergency that he hasn't had to manage before, but he has help from a seismologist Amy Barnes (Anne Heche). The two of them against furious flaming nature forms the central story line in the latest disaster film to level major US cities.
As much fun as it is to watch LA melt down, there's...
I can't go on.
There's really no use in discussing the plot of this film. It's exactly the same as every other disaster film of the last 20 years. An overwhelming force destroys a bunch of stuff. Our hero and his new love interest try to convince the officials that there is a greater danger but they won't listen so the team goes off on their own. There are kids and dogs in danger who are saved at the last minute. In this one, there's even __two__ dogs.
Some of the effects are spectacular, especially the lava bombs, but what's new? Every disaster film has wonderful visuals. There's such a plot formula that the only enjoyment anyone can get from these movies anymore is by watching while turning off your brain.
Jones and Heche are more than adequate in their roles, but, again, so what? They and the millions of dollars that went into this virtual re-make of dozens of movies could have been better utilized.
 Most of the film is taken up by firemen spraying water on the thousands-of-degrees lava. In the real world, this would be like attacking a charging lion with a fly swatter.
Not a horrible film to waste an afternoon away with, but you're not going to experience much new. If you do plan on seeing it, make sure you do at a theater. On video, there will be nothing at all.
[This appeared in the 5/2/97 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
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The fishermen of Gloucester, Massachusetts live their lives to fish. As the film opens, we see this pastoral harbor community with statues honoring brave seamen, shipbuilders hard at work creating new vessels, and a large number of fishing boats triumphantly returning with their catch. Gloucester fishermen are more committed to fishing than to their marriages. They are courageous superheroes when they are out on the open seas. And, to catch their fish, they are even willing to brave the perfect storm.
"The Perfect Storm" is an absorbing yarn about man versus nature and the folly that results from blind hubris. Based on Sebastian Junger's nonfiction bestseller, the film is a vivid retelling of a devastating 1991 incident in which a down-on-his-luck, swordfish boat captain risks it all to bring back a catch that promises to make them a huge profit. Led by skipper Billy Tyne (stoic George Clooney) who captains the Andrea Gail, he hopes that this next trip out to the fishing grounds of the Grand Banks (a few days east of Gloucester) will lift him out of his current slump. But going out to sea is like an extended and dangerous tour of duty. The crewmembers' loved ones rejoice when their men return home. But faces are filled with sorrow when it's time to leave. For Captain Tyne, fishing has resulted in a broken marriage. For the youthful and wildly-in-love Bobby (Mark Wahlberg), it means having to spend time away from his girlfriend. And for crewmember Murphy (John C. Reilly), it means being separated from his lovable son. Other crewmates are also hesitant to go back out. Tyne coldly stares at them and threatens, "if any of you don't want to come, a replacement is just a phone call away." You may think that he's unrealistically overbearing, but as a local hatchery manager says, "that's the way the game is played."
 "The Grand Banks is no joke in October," warns one concerned Gloucester resident. By now, we've developed a genuine liking for the crew of the Andrea Gail, as well as an immense respect for their work ethic. But we get the foreboding sensation that this trip will be marred with peril.
The Andrea Gail encounters all kinds of bad luck. Though they eventually catch lots of fish, a monster storm takes them by surprise. The local forecaster says, "you can be a meteorologist all your life and never see this." It's a storm so ferocious that it creates maximum gale force winds and 10-story swells. In fact, you can barely hear the actors even when they are yelling at each other through the wind-whipped rain. Special effects convincingly and impressively create the furious, churning seas. And the camera shots, which show the crew rocking back and forth, convey such realism that at times it was a queasiness-inducing experience. The film also shows other craft caught and victimized by the angry seas. Freighters are having its cargo knocked off its decks by the enormous waves while even the Coast Guard has been rendered almost powerless. Captain Tyne remains unfazed. He must travel through the storm in order to sell his fish, lest his catch spoil. He is a determined man who opens the throttle against the unstoppable forces of pride and Mother Nature.
Engaging characters make for a watchable film, and the entire ensemble cast performs admirably. We share the concern of the loved ones as they watch the increasingly dire weather reports. We feel their sense of helplessness. We pray for the fearless skipper to find a way to maneuver through the crashing waves, howling winds, and torrential downpour. The love that we develop for the crew and those that eagerly await their return pulls us in. But ultimately it may be the storm that pulls them under.
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by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanewsMULTAN (Dunya News) – Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Wednesday questioned that when would his mother and former prime minister Benazir Bhutto get justice.
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This package measures how much green space there is between two locations. It outputs a graph with the distribution of green pixels from the discretized distance.
The package was created as part of Coursework 1 for the module MPHYG001: Research Software Engineering with Python.
Contents:¶
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Map
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greengraph.test.test_mapClass.
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greengraph.test.test_getGraph.
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greengraph.test.test_getGraph.
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greengraph.test.test_getGraph.
test_negativeSteps
()[source]¶ Test whether the steps variable is always positive
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greengraph.test.test_getGraph.
test_wrongTypeEndPos
()[source]¶ Test whether the ending position is a string
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greengraph.test.test_getGraph.
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Baboons should not be spoken with
Title
Baboons should not be spoken with
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Summary
Baboons not to be answered, when they address a Bushman in the early morning on his way to the hunting ground. They must, also, be alluded to in a very guarded manner, lest they should know that they are being spoken of. In the Katkop dialect, by Díä!kwãin (L V.-24. 5902-5910, 5905 rev. and 5906 rev., note). Baboons are not 'good people' and do not 'merely' want to sit and talk as people pass. The baboon gets angry and teases. It mocks and deceives people as they pass by.
Comments
1) p.5902 opp: this story was told to Dia!kwain by his father (Xaa-ttin), 2) pp.5905v & 5906v: (8 February) on saying the baboon's name and its placing of its paw on its hipbone; methods of alluding to baboons without saying their name, 3) This story is found in Book V-24
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Date
30 January (and some from 8 February) 1876
Categories
Custom and daily life, Plants and animals
Keywords
baboons (should not be spoken with) , baboons (must not be answered when they speak) , baboons (and the early morning) , baboons (people fear saying their name) , baboons (what people call them to avoiding saying their name) , baboons (are referred to as 'hipbone') , baboons (talk to people) , baboons (their nature and habits) , baboons (are not good people) , baboons (understand |xam) , baboons (speak |xam) , baboons (understand what people are saying) , baboons (their name must not be spoken) , baboons (and success hunting) , name (avoiding saying the baboon's) , name (of the baboon is feared) , hunting (observances) , hunting (successful, and talking to baboons) , hunting (baboons should not be spoken with) , morning (doings of the early) , morning (when baboons should not be spoken with) , speech (baboons speak |xam and understand what people are saying) , speech (baboons should not be spoken with) , speech (baboons talk to people)
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5902-5910, 5905v-5906v


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| Price for 3-4 Nights | $43.20 total |
| Price for 5-7 Nights | $67.20 total |
| Price for 8+ Nights | $9.00 per night |


weekly picks (Jul 3 week 2020)
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PhysRevB.102.020406 : Magnon current generation by dynamical distortion (Matsuo, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.041114 : Mott-Hubbard gaps and their doping-induced collapse in strongly correlated pyrochlore ruthenates (YTokura, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024425 : Quantum phase transitions in a spin-1 antiferromagnetic chain with long-range interactions and modulated single-ion anisotropy (QPT, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024106 : Phonon structure of titanium under shear deformation along { 10 1 ¯ 2 } twinning mode (phonon, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024516 : Superconductivity in Cu-doped ${\mathrm{Bi}}{2}{\mathrm{Se}}{3}$ with potential disorder (Bi2Se3, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.045125 : Thermodynamic signatures of an antiferromagnetic quantum critical point inside a superconducting dome (Chubukov, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.045124 : Importance of interactions for the band structure of the topological Dirac semimetal ${\mathrm{Na}}_{3}\mathrm{Bi}$ (Na3Bi, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.125.037204 : Coexistence and Interaction of Spinons and Magnons in an Antiferromagnet with Alternating Antiferromagnetic and Ferromagnetic Quantum Spin Chains (spinon, PRL)
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PhysRevLett.125.037001 : Vortex and Surface Phase Transitions in Superconducting Higher-order Topological Insulators (Hughes, PRL)
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PhysRevX.10.031014 : Electrical Probes of the Non-Abelian Spin Liquid in Kitaev Materials (Alicea, PRX)
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2007.08468 : Two-dimensional ferromagnetism with long-range interactions in the layered magnetic topological insulator MnBi2Te4 (MnBi2Te4, arXiv)
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2007.08482 : Majorana end states in an interacting quantum wire (Furusaki, arXiv)
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2007.08212 : Direct observation of excitonic instability in Ta2NiSe5 (BJKim, arXiv)
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2007.07903 : Orbital Chern insulator domain walls and chiral modes in twisted bilayer graphene (Parameswaran, arXiv)
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2007.07898 : Observation of non-Fermi liquid physics in a quantum critical metal via quantum loop topography (EAKim, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.102.041301 : Current scaling of the topological quantum phase transition between a quantum anomalous Hall insulator and a trivial insulator (YTokura, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.035423 : Spin Berry phase in a helical edge state: S z nonconservation and transport signatures (Berry phase, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.035127 : Large tunable anomalous Hall effect in the kagome antiferromagnet U 3 Ru 4 Al 12 (SZLin, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024424 : Crystal electric field excitations in the quantum spin liquid candidate NaErS 2 (TArima, PRB)
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PhysRevX.10.031013 : Distinct Topological Surface States on the Two Terminations of MnBi 4 Te 7 (topological SS, PRX)
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2007.07778 : Anisotropic fractal magnetic domain pattern in bulk Mn$_{1.4}$PtSn (MnPtSn, arXiv)
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2007.07637 : Orbital Complexity in Intrinsic Magnetic Topological Insulators MnBi$4$Te$_7$ and MnBi$_6$Te${10}$ (MnBiTe, arXiv)
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2007.07611 : Relativistic exchange interactions in CrX$_3$ (X=Cl, Br, I) monolayers (CrI3, arXiv)
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2007.07509 : Spin wave theory of one-dimensional generalized Kitaev model (Affleck, arXiv)
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2007.07344 : Critical charge fluctuations and quantum coherent state in excitonic insulator Ta$_2$NiSe$_5$ (Excitonic Insulator, arXiv)
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2007.07259 : The Heart of Entanglement: Chiral, Nematic, and Incommensurate Phases in the Kitaev-Gamma Ladder in a Field (Kee, arXiv)
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2007.07256 : Charge density waves in Weyl semimetals (Burkov, arXiv)
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2007.07525 : Rotational symmetry breaking and partial Majorana corner states in a high-Tc superconductor based heterostructure (majorana, arXiv)
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2007.07512 : Machine learning on the electron-boson mechanism in superconductors (Machine learning, arXiv)
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2007.07463 : Peaks in the electronic density of states are not strong predictors of Superconductivity (Cava, arXiv)
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Physics.13.112 : Spin Polarization Without Net Magnetization (Manchon, physics)
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PhysRevB.102.035421 : Hofstadter butterfly and the quantum Hall effect in twisted double bilayer graphene (PMoon, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.014423 : Off-axial focusing of a spin-wave lens in the presence of Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction (spin-wave lens, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.014422 : Giant momentum-dependent spin splitting in centrosymmetric low- Z antiferromagnets (Rashba, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.125.037402 : Flat Bands and Chiral Optical Response of Moiré Insulators (Moiré, PRL)
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2006.12145 : Local nuclear and magnetic order in the two-dimensional spin glass, Mn${0.5}$Fe${0.5}$PS$_3$ (JGPark, arXiv)
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2007.06885 : Role of local temperature in the current-driven metal-insulator transition of Ca2RuO4 (Ruthenate, arXiv)
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2007.06845 : Importance of interactions for the band structure of the topological Dirac semimetal Na3Bi (Na3Bi, arXiv)
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2007.06757 : Thermodynamic evidence for field-angle dependent Majorana gap in a Kitaev spin liquid (EGMoon, arXiv)
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2007.06670 : Coexisting Fermi Liquid and Strange Metal Phenomena in Sr$_2$RuO$_4$ (ruthenate, arXiv)
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PhysRevB.102.024501 : Optical properties of superconducting pressurized ${\mathrm{LaH}}_{10}$ (hydrite, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.045414 : Dual topological insulator device with disorder robustness (disorder, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.035420 : K 2 CoS 2 : A two-dimensional in-plane antiferromagnetic insulator (2D in-plane AFM, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024515 : Induced half-metallicity and gapless chiral topological superconductivity in the CrI 3 − Pb interface (Binghai, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024417 : In-plane Néel wall chirality and orientation of interfacial Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya vector in magnetic films (in-plane Neel Wall, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.014506 : High density of states in the pseudogap phase of the cuprate superconductor HgBa 2 CuO 4 + δ from low-temperature normal-state specific heat (Taillefer, PRB)
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PhysRevLett.125.037201 : Robust A -Type Order and Spin-Flop Transition on the Surface of the Antiferromagnetic Topological Insulator MnBi 2 Te 4 (MnBi2Te4, PRL)
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PhysRevLett.125.036804 : Defect-Selective Charge-Density-Wave Condensation in 2 H − NbSe 2 (HWYeom, PRL)
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PhysRevLett.125.036801 : Non-Abelian Braiding of Dirac Fermionic Modes Using Topological Corner States in Higher-Order Topological Insulator (HOTI, PRL)
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PhysRevLett.125.037202 : Nature of Magnetic Excitations in the High-Field Phase of $\ensuremath{\alpha}\text{\ensuremath{-}}{\mathrm{RuCl}}_{3}$ (honeycomb, PRL)
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2007.06556 : Colossal magnetoresistance in a nonsymmorphic antiferromagnetic insulator (Bernevig, arXiv)
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2007.06302 : Honeycomb-Lattice Mott insulator on Tantalum Disulphide (Yeom, arXiv)
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2007.06086 : Fragile Insulator and Electronic Nematicity in a Graphene Moire System (Qimaio, arXiv)
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2007.05605 : Quantum interference effects of out-of-plane confinement on two-dimensional electron systems in oxides (Santander-Syro, arXiv)
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2007.05543 : Doped Orthogonal Metals Become Fermi Arcs (otthogonal metal, arXiv)
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2007.05539 : Higher-form Gauge Symmetries in Multipole Topological Phases (Hughes, arXiv)
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Physics.13.109 : A Speed Test for Ripples in a Quantum System (upper limit speed, physics)
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PhysRevB.102.045304 : Entanglement robustness to excitonic spin precession in a quantum dot (QD, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.035124 : Pressure dependence of antiferromagnetic and superconducting phases in U 2 R h 1 − x P t x C 2 (TPark, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024512 : Andreev reflection at the interface of a normal Weyl semimetal and a superconducting type-II Weyl semimetal (Weyl2, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.024415 : Ground-state properties of the K − Γ model on a honeycomb lattice (honeycomb, PRB)
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PhysRevB.102.014418 : Re-entrant spin reorientation transition and Griffiths-like phase in antiferromagnetic TbFe 0.5 Cr 0.5 O 3 (Griffiths, PRB)
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2007.05152 : Symmetry-protected Spinful Magnetic Weyl Nodal Loops and Multi-Weyl Nodes in $5d^n$ $(n=1,2)$ Cubic Double Perovskites (KWLee, arXiv)
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2007.05054 : Entropy and electronic orders of the three-orbital Hubbard model with antiferromagnetic Hund coupling (PWerner, arXiv)
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2007.05088v1 : Thermal Hall conductivity in the cuprate Mott insulators Nd$_2$CuO$_4$ and Sr$_2$CuO$_2$Cl$_2$ (thermal Hall, arXiv)
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2007.05085 : Superconducting proximity eﬀect and order parameter ﬂuctuations in disordered and quasiperiodic systems (disorder, arXiv)
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2007.05030 : From adiabatic to dispersive readout of quantum circuits (quantum circuits, arXiv)


Szymon Sobocik
- No tabular constraints on your data schema
- Database is organized into Collections and Documents, not Tables and Rows
- Scales well Horizontally
Let's assume we have a banking application.
Person can have many Accounts and therefore Account has only one Person
Get a name for a Person with ID 1
Get accounts for Person with ID 1
Two separate queries. Could be slow on large datasets.
Who's the owner of account number 3?
Must do 'Join' on Account Holder ID
Which accounts are held by Adam Kowalski
Must do 'Join' on Account Holder ID
{
"_id": "0",
"first_name": "Adam",
"last_name": "Kowalski",
"accounts": [
{
"id": 0,
"account_type": "Investment",
"account_balance": "80000.00",
"currency": "USD"
},
{
"id": 1,
"account_type": "Savings",
"account_balance": "70400.00",
"currency": "USD"
},
{
"id": 2,
"account_type": "Checking",
"account_balance": "4500.00",
"currency": "USD"
}
]
}
Documents stored in a Collection must have a unique _id field that acts as a primary key
Usually it's a BSON ObjectId
{
"_id" : ObjectId("56a4acf432ba992db8fd174f"),
"Name" : "Adam",
"last_name" : "Kowalski"
},
{
"_id" : "Some unique String,
"first_name" : "Marek",
"last_name" : "Nowak"
}
C:\MongoDB\Server\3.2\bin\
mongod
Starts up the MongoDB server and indicates we can start inserting data.
Helper script in VM: 'start mongod.bat' on the Desktop
mongo
The MongoDB Interactive Shell
Similar to the javascript interactive shell except it includes a mongodb api
To create a database with name 'training' simple type
'use training
'
Database will be created when documents are inserted
Syntax
db.collection.insert({document object})
Example
db.persons.insert({ "name":"Marek", "age":"22" } )
Find documents
db.persons.find()
db.persons.findOne()
Equality Conditions
{ field1: value1, field2.embedded: value2, ... }
Field can be a top level field, or embedded document.
Use dot (.) notation for embedded documents.
Query by a Top Level Field
db.persons.find({"first_name":"John"})
Query by a Field in an Embedded Document
db.persons.find({"address.street":"Bojkowska"})
Query by a Field in an Array
db.persons.find({"accounts.type":"Savings"})
Pretty print results of find
db.persons.find({"name":"Adam"}).pretty()
Results in a nicely formatted json on screen
Basic syntax
{ field1: { operator1: value1 } }
Greater Than Operator ($gt)
db.persons.find({"age":{$gt:30}})
Less Than Operator ($lt)
db.persons.find({"age":{$lt:18}})
$gte
and $lte
operators for inclusive comparison
(less than or equals)
Not Equals operator ($ne)
db.persons.find({"name":{$ne:"Adam"}})
//same as
db.persons.find({"name":{$not:{$eq:"Adam"}}})
Equals operator ($eq)
db.persons.find({"name":{$eq:"Adam"}})
//same as
db.persons.find({"name":"Adam"})
In operator ($in), matches for element in a list
db.persons.find({"name":{$in:["Adam", "Marek", "John"]}})
Not In operator ($nin)
db.persons.find({"name":{$nin:["Smith", "Adams"]}})
//same as
db.persons.find({"name":{$not:{$in:["Smith", "Adams"]}}})
Logical AND
db.persons.find({"first_name":"John","age":20})
Logical OR
db.persons.find({$or:[{"name":"Marek"},{"age":31}]})
Syntax
//update one or many
db.persons.update({query object}, {update object}})
//update first document
db.persons.updateOne({query object}, {update object}})
//update more than one documents
db.persons.updateMany({query object}, {update object}})
Replace existing document etirely
db.accounts.update({"first_name":"Kathleen"},
{"first_name":"Johna", "last_name":"Smith"})
db.accounts.update({"first_name":"Kathleen"},
{"completely":"different document"})
Use update operators - modify specific fields
//change only specific fields
db.accounts.update({"first_name":"Kathleen"},{
$set:{
"first_name":"Kate",
}
})
Use update operators - modify many specific fields
//change many fields at once
db.accounts.update({"first_name":"Kate"},{
$inc: {"books_read": 5}
$set:{
"last_name":"Middleton",
"update_date": ISODate('2016-01-20')
},
$mul: {"salary": 2}
})
$inc
- increment (decrement) field by givenvalue
$set
- set a new value for a fields
$mul
- multiplies field by a given value
Use update operators - remove a field
//unset given field
db.accounts.update({"first_name":"Kathleen"},{
$unset: {"is_manager": 1}
})
//change field name
db.accounts.update({"first_name":"Kathleen"},{
$rename: {"nickname": "alias"}
})
$unset
- remove field from document
$rename
- change field name
Remove some documents by query
//remove all documents that match a condition
db.accounts.remove({"status":"officer"}});
//return WriteResult:
WriteResult({ "nRemoved" : numberOfRemovedDocuments })
//remove only one document
db.accounts.remove({"status":"officer"}, {justOne:true}});
//should return WriteResult object:
WriteResult({ "nRemoved" : 1 })
Delete some documents by query
//remove all documents that match a condition
db.accounts.deleteMany({"first_name"":"Kate"}});
//remove Only one documents that match a condition
db.accounts.deleteOne({"first_name"":"Kate"}});
// tip: use key, that is part of `unique index`
Remove all documents
//remove all documents from collection
db.accounts.remove({})
//drop a collection
db.accounts.drop()
Drop deletes entire collection, including the indexes. May be more efficient.
//count all documents in collection
db.accounts.count()
db.accounts.find().count
//count documents with a query
db.accounts.find({"name":"John"}).count()
Check if document has a field
db.auta.find({"rok":{$exists:1}})
db.collection.find()
returns a cursor
object to matching
documents
Cursor can be modified with limit, skip and sort
orders
Paging
limit() and skip()
db.accounts.find().limit(2)
db.accounts.find().skip(20)
db.accounts.find().limit(2).skip(10)
Ordering
sort()
//ascending
db.accounts.find().sort({"first_name":1})
//descending
db.accounts.find().sort({"first_name":-1})
//descending by age then ascending by first name
db.accounts.find().sort({"age":-1, "first_name":1})
By default MongoDB does not guarantee the order of query results
Sorting happens before limit and skip
Limit a data fetched form database
Use when only sub-set of fields is needed
Syntax
db.persons.find({query document}, {projection document})
//projection document:
{"field_name":1, "other_field": 1, "_id":0}
In this case we dont want _id field fetched
Example
db.persons.find({"department":"FP Academy"},
{"first_name":1, "last_name":1})
//will return only _id, first_name and last_name fields
//explicitly exlude _id field
db.persons.find({"department":"FP Academy"},
{"first_name":1, "last_name":1, _id:0})
//will return objects containing only first_name and last_name fields
//without _id field
Located in mongo install directory.
Used to import data from file (i.e. JSON array)
mongoimport --db databaseName --collection collectionName --file file.json
or
mongoimport --db databaseName --collection collectionName --jsonArray arrayFile.json
Use outside mongo shell. Directly from system console (cmd, bash)
Import, Query, Projections
../mongo-training/tasks/task.02/task.02.mdWithout indexes, MongoDB must perform a collection scan, i.e. scan every document in a collection
Index types
db.friends.createIndex({"score": 1})
db.friends.createIndex({ "userid": 1, "score": -1 })
db.friends.createIndex({"addr.zip": 1})
Two surface types:
Location data stored in GeoJSON
objects
text
index
db.reviews.createIndex( { comments: "text" } )
db.persons.createIndex( { surname: "hashed" } )
//creates a hashed index for the "persons" collection
//on the "surname" field
Reject all documents that contain a duplicate value for the indexed field
db.members.createIndex( { "user_id": 1 }, { unique: true } )
Unique on Compound Index will enforce uniqueness on the combination of values
Only index the documents in a collection that meet a specified filter expression
db.restaurants.createIndex(
{ cuisine: 1, name: 1 },
{ partialFilterExpression: { rating: { $gt: 5 } } }
)
Only contains entries for documents that have the indexed field
db.addresses.createIndex( { "xmpp_id": 1 }, { sparse: true } )
From MongoDB 3.2 Partial index is preffered
Special single-field indexes that MongoDB can use to automatically remove documents from a collection after a certain amount of time
db.eventlog.createIndex( { "lastModifiedDate": 1 },
{ expireAfterSeconds: 3600 } )
Create on a field whose value is either a date or an array that contains date values
Indexes
../mongo-training/tasks/task.04/task.04.mdModeling data in MongoDB
../mongo-training/tasks/task.03/task.03.md
{
"_id" : ObjectId("54c955492b7c8eb21818bd09"),
"address" : {
"street" : "2 Avenue",
"zipcode" : "10075",
"building" : "1480",
"coord" : [ -73.9557413, 40.7720266 ],
},
"borough" : "Manhattan",
"cuisine" : "Italian",
"grades" : [
{
"date" : ISODate("2014-10-01T00:00:00Z"),
"grade" : "A",
"score" : 11
},
{
"date" : ISODate("2014-01-16T00:00:00Z"),
"grade" : "B",
"score" : 17
}
],
"name" : "Vella",
"restaurant_id" : "41704620"
}


Act 4th
A lapse of six months.
Scene 1st--An apartment in the Castle
of Wolfenstein, in 1.
Music ().  'Tis now six months
since that never-to-be-forgotten night, and still no news
of the lost mistress of Wolfenstein. Nor yet of his Lordship,
who has sworn a dreadful oath never to return to the castle until
he has brought her back and revenged himself on the horrible
monster who has stolen her. And that graceless baggage Carline,
too, to go off at the same time, leaving all the cares
of the household to fall on my poor shoulders.
And then to make matters worse, spells and witchcraft turn all
things upside down. The cows milk vinegar, the wells are dry, the
hens lay addled eggs---
Von Puff
(Entering R.H. with very red nose & tipsey)
And all the wine's turned sour.
Barbara
(Looking ruefully at him)
There's another comfort. To think that I, the right honorable
foster-mother that
was to have been to her right
honorable Ladyship that was to have been--for whom many a young and
tender heart has sighed in vain--should ever have thrown herself
away upon a wine-butt.
Von Puff
(Hic)
A wine-butt, Madam Von Puffengruntz?
Barbara
Aye, a wine-butt, a beer barrel, a brute that hasn't drawn a
sober breath since the day after we were married--now more
than three months ago.
Barbara
(Savagely)
I said a beer-barrel.
Von Puff
(Hic)
Certainly, of course, just whichever you please, my
dear, wine-butt or beer-barrel, it's all the same to me.
You know you will cackle.
Von Puff
(Hic)
Cackle, my dear. You know I never have a moment's peace.
You're not even quiet when you're asleep.
Barbara
Snore, you wretch, I snore?
Von Puff
(Hic)
Yes, my dear, and have the nightmare.

In future I'm going to have separate apartments. Hereafter
I intend to sleep alone.
Barbara
Am I awake? Who and what do you take me for?
Von Puff
(Hic)
I took you for a gentle spice-a sort of seasoning
to the dull life I led here in the castle, but damn it, Madam,
you've turned out to be all the condiments in one, a bottom
layer of mustard, a top dressing of cayenne pepper and a subeterranean
lake of vinegar in the middle.
Barbara
(Enraged and approaching him) he retreats around L.H.)
Cackle! Snore! Nightmare! Separate apartments! Cayenne
pepper! You wretch! You--you sot! You villain. I'll pepper you!
(Pulls his wig off)
There, take that, and that, and that.
(Beats him over the poll with it 'till both off, L.H.)
Curtain


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Only select files from a single site with each upload. Raw data (with outliers, gaps, etc. intact) are preferred.
After clicking "Upload" you will have the option to make your data private. See the instructions below for more.
As of 2019-06-06, All users can upload raw datalogger files, so long as they match the output format of the logger types below. You can still upload manually formatted data too. Just be sure to use the _XX extension if you do (see file naming section below).
We need to have the following information in the system before we can receive raw logger files from your sites. We also need this information before you can upload multiple files at a time.
Please send us this information and wait for a reply before uploading raw logger files for a new site. If your site is already in the system, but you've been uploading manually formatted CSV files until now, just let us know you'd like to enable raw logger file upload for that site and we will upgrade it.
Name your upload file – REGIONID_SITEID_YYYY-MM-DD_LOGGERID.xxx
– where
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is the 2-letter abbreviation for your state, province, country, etc.,
SITEID
is a unique abbreviation for the name of your site
(must not contain space, dash, or underscore characters),
YYYY-MM-DD
is the download date,LOGGERID
is the logger routing code,
CS
: CR1000 data fileHD
: Hobo DO loggerHW
: Hobo water pressure loggerHA
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: Manually formatted data (literally "_XX").
Use this if the format of your logger files doesn't work with our system,
or if your site is enabled for direct logger file upload (see "For
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If your logger file won't upload,
Check with us
before resorting to this upload method, because there's a chance we can
get your file format to work with our system.
.xxx
is the file extension.
.dat
if LOGGERID
is CS
.
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.
LOGGERID
may include numbers if you have several of the same logger type at one site. For example, LOGGERID
could be CS4
or HA12
.NC_Eno_2017-12-06_HP.csv
AZ_LV_2018-02-20_XX.csv
You can upload raw data (from the datalogger) and/or calibrated data (e.g., turbidity in NTU, water level or discharge, etc.) at the same time.
If you modify a datalogger file to generate calibrated and derived variables, you must save it as a .csv
with:
_XX.csv
extension (see LOGGERID
above),YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
, andYour variables (columns) can be named however you like, so long as their names do not include non-keyboard symbols like °. Potential variables include:
Date-time stamps can be challenging to format.
In R
you can create a 'POSIXct' object.
Below is an example of how to convert a date-time string to the
correct format:
datetimeorig <- "8/31/16 13:24:16" # can also be a vector # In POSIX, 1. designate the format to match the original date time # and 2. specify the timezone... a full list can be viewed by running OlsonNames() dtval <- as.POSIXct(datetimeorig, format="%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S", tz="EST") # Then, just switch the display to UTC attr(dtval,"tzone") <- "UTC" # The output will be 2016-08-31T18:24:16Z
The as.POSIXct function can convert any date-time format and any time zone. For details on all of the format structure codes, see the R documentation.
In matlab
you can create a date time string with the numeric values for your timestamp, accounting for the UTC offset:
time.UTC = -5; % UTC offset for EST timeVec = [time.year time.month time.day time.hour-time.UTC time.min time.sec]; timeStr = datestr(timeVec,'yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS'); % what you will save
In Excel
you can modify the timestamp with a formula based on the timezone offset:
=TimeCell+(tzOffsetHours/24)
Then modify the cell format of the new column with a “custom” type to match YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
(see documentation).
Be sure to put the modified date-time stamp as the first column in your exported .csv
.
Exporting a .csv
from R is easy with the readr
package, which saves files without row names and preserves the ISO date-time format:
library(readr) write_csv(datatable, path="NC_Eno_2016-10-13_XX.csv")
Prior to 2019-06-06, only the sites included in the original StreamPULSE grant could upload data directly from raw logger files. Now, this feature is available to all users. If you want to retain the file naming convention you're accustomed to (for "leveraged sites"), the instructions below still work. Otherwise, check out the updated instructions.
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; International:
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),
SITEID
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(must not contain space, dash, or underscore characters), and
YYYY-MM-DD
can be the logger download date or the last date in the timeseries.UK_Arun_2016-11-04.csv
Date-time stamps can be challenging to format.
In R
you can create a 'POSIXct' object. Below is an
example of how to convert a date-time string to the correct format:
datetimeorig <- "8/31/16 13:24:16" # can also be a vector # In POSIX, we 1. designate the format to match the original date time # and 2. specify the timezone... a full list can be viewed by running OlsonNames() dtval <- as.POSIXct(datetimeorig, format="%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S", tz="EST") # Then, just switch the display to UTC attr(dtval,"tzone") <- "UTC" # The output will be 2016-08-31T18:24:16Z
The as.POSIXct function can convert any date-time format and any time zone. For details on all of the format structure codes, see the R documentation.
In matlab
you can create a date time string with the numeric values for your timestamp, accounting for the UTC offset:
time.UTC = -5; % UTC offset for EST timeVec = [time.year time.month time.day time.hour-time.UTC time.min time.sec]; timeStr = datestr(timeVec,'yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS'); % what you will save
In Excel
you can modify the timestamp with a formula based on the timezone offset:
=TimeCell+(tzOffsetHours/24)
Then modify the cell format of the new column with a “custom” type to match YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
(see documentation).
Be sure to put the modified date-time stamp as the first column in your exported .csv
.
Exporting a .csv
from R is easy with the readr
package, which saves files without row names and preserves the ISO date-time format:
library(readr) write_csv(datatable, path="NC_Eno_2016-10-13.csv")


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"Joyce in Latin America": 2019 International Conference, jointly organized by UNAM and the Irish Embassy in Mexico, took place on 10th and 11th June, 2019. We are delighted to share here the links to the full recordings of each day of this event, with the original audio in English. We wish to thank participants in this conference for their permission to share these materials with writers, scholars, students and readers from all over the world, and hope everyone enjoys the multidirectional conversations that were held on Joyce's legacy, on contemporary Irish and Latin American literatures and the announcement of the "Eavan Boland - Anne Enright Irish Studies Chair" at UNAM, for which we are especially indebted to Ms Sarah Casey (Eavan Boland's Estate) and Ms. Anne Enright.
Full recordings of the conference (in English):
(With the exception of Anne Enright's lecture (Day 1), which was generously shared with us for a couple of weeks but had to be removed from the video due to a copyright agreement).


Tyson Gay Case
Tyson Gay – 2013 In July of last year, US track and field athlete Tyson Gay was found to have tested positive for banned substances, forcing his withdrawal from the World Championships in Moscow. Gay had a 100 meter 9.69 second US-record, behind world record holder Usain Bolt. The track star has amassed countless medals in international competitions including a gold-medal sweep at the 2007 World Championships in Osaka. He has been suspended until June of this year, and stripped of his silver medal from the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Query Words: tyson gay doping
Tweets per Day
Contains the count of tweets submitted every day during the researching period.
Sentiment per Month
Contains information about the scores of six basic sentiments (Anger, Disgust, Fear, Joy, Sadness & Surprise), on each month.
Infobox
23.516
23.516 distinct tweets
151
151 distinct Youtube comments
14.097
14.097 distinct users (14.031 from Twitter and 66 from YouTube)
17.320
17.320 distinct words
01/07/2016 to 31/10/2016
The time frame of the data is 4 months
Sentiment: Fear
The overall score of our sentiment analysis indicated the main sentiment of the users was Fear.
Most Frequent Words
Contains the most frequent distinct words as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 words along with their frequencies.
| # | Word | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | gay | 23890 |
| 2 | tyson | 23256 |
| 3 | positive | 7557 |
| 4 | powell | 4767 |
| 5 | asafa | 4587 |
| 6 | banned | 4363 |
| 7 | tests | 4061 |
| 8 | test | 3689 |
| 9 | substance | 3060 |
| 10 | world | 2860 |
Most Frequent Hashtags
Contains the most frequent distinct hashtags as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 hashtags along with their frequencies.
| # | Hashtag | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | #TysonGay | 844 |
| 2 | #tysongay | 191 |
| 3 | #AsafaPowell | 176 |
| 4 | #Athletics | 126 |
| 5 | #doping | 118 |
| 6 | #athletics | 117 |
| 7 | #TrackNation | 99 |
| 8 | #Gay | 92 |
| 9 | #DiamondLeague | 91 |
| 10 | #UsainBolt | 78 |
Most Frequent Users
Contains the most frequent distinct Twitter users as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 users along with their frequencies.
| # | User | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | @scoopna | 46 |
| 2 | @NewsDetector | 45 |
| 3 | @RunBlogRun | 36 |
| 4 | @NCarolinaRecord | 33 |
| 5 | @TehLATimez | 28 |
| 6 | @TraackNation | 24 |
| 7 | @webLGBT | 23 |
| 8 | @GaydarApp | 22 |
| 9 | @YelAtimes | 18 |
| 10 | @Ubertr0_nNub | 18 |
Most Frequent Mentions
Contains the most frequent distinct mentions as extracted from the final data. The table shows the top-10 mentions along with their frequencies.
| # | Mention | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | @BBCSport | 148 |
| 2 | @usainbolt | 123 |
| 3 | @AtoBoldon | 119 |
| 4 | @hasselESPN | 115 |
| 5 | @nytimes | 113 |
| 6 | @quardian | 95 |
| 7 | @piersmorgan | 82 |
| 8 | @SkySportsNews | 64 |
| 9 | @Flotrack | 62 |
| 10 | @BreakingNews | 54 |


Welcome to sWiFixer.
sWiFixer helps dream, plan, execute, and monitor home and business wireless networks.
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sWiFixer helps dream, plan, execute, and monitor home and business wireless networks.


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Performance¶
One of the benefits of FD.io VPP is it’s high performance on relatively low-power computing. Included are the following.
A high-performance user-space network stack designed for commodity hardware:
L2, L3 and L4 features and encapsulations.
Optimized packet interfaces supporting a multitude of use cases:
An integrated vhost-user backend for high speed VM-to-VM connectivity
An integrated memif container backend for high speed Container-to-Container connectivity
An integrated vhost based interface to punt packets to the Linux Kernel
The same optimized code-paths run execute on the host, and inside VMs and Linux containers
Leverages best-of-breed open source driver technology: DPDK
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Continuous System Integration and Testing (CSIT)¶
The Continuous System Integration and Testing (CSIT) project provides functional and performance testing for FD.io VPP. This testing is focused on functional and performance regresssions. The results are posted to CSIT Test Report.
For more about CSIT checkout the following links:
CSIT Packet Throughput examples¶
Following are pointers to a few of the CSIT test reports. The test’s titles read like this:
<packet size>-<number of threads><number of cores>-<test>-<interface type>
For example the test with the title 64b-2t1c-l2switching-base-i40e is the test that does l2 switching using 64 byte packets, 2 threads, 1 core using an i40e interface.
Here are a few examples:
Trending Throughput Graphs¶
These are some of the trending packet throughput graphs from the CSIT trending dashboard. Please note that, performance in the trending graphs will change on a nightly basis in line with the software development cycle:


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It is a general approach for getting out of in-house hardware assets. In the beginning, this technique was a revelation because it allowed developers to run multiple OS(Operating system) in different VMs (virtuals machines) all running on the same host. This dissolved the need for extra hardware resources.
Containerization is a strategy of bringing Virtualization to the OS-level. Though Virtualization is an abstraction to the hardware, containerization brings abstraction of OS. Containerization is more efficient because there is no guest OS to utilize a host’s OS and do not have to share relevant libraries and resources, unlike virtual machines. Containers works on bare-metal systems, cloud instances, and virtual machines, across Linux, Windows, and Mac. Containerization is a lightweight alternative to full machine virtualization that involves encapsulating an application in a container with its OS. Containerization boots up in a fraction of seconds; this is because Container shares host OS and holds only those application which is related to binaries and libraries.
Many containers can exist at the same time in a system-like orchestration. Containers are currently only of Linux format(Even Windows requires WSL, Windows Subsystem for Linux); Virtual machines can be of any operating system yet they're not as portable as containers due to the large filesizes of imported/exported virtual machine images. Containers allow a way to run numerous workloads within the instance of an operating system; Virtual machines emulate hardware, allocating resources in accordance to the user's specifications which will affect the performance of the virtual machine, making containers more ideal for lightweight development environments because they require much less hard drive space, memory, and are packaged with the necessary dependencies. However, when it comes to security, virtual machines are safer since they don't share the operating system with the host machine. Although a VM can share resources with the host machine, they generally don't by default and it's an option, unlike containers which can be considered an attack vector.


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Honor 9X Honor of Kings Custom Gift Box Edition now on Sale - Gizchina.com
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Chinese phone maker Honor just released a new special variant of the Honor 9X, the Honor of Kings Custom Gift Box Edition. The Custom Gift Box Edition does obviously feature a new packaging design, plus we find a toy figure of a character from the videogame and a special canvas bag.
Honor 9X Honor of Kings Custom Gift Box Edition now on Sale
Since it’s only a Custom Gift Box Edition, the smartphone is the same as the ordinary model, which means we find a large 6.59-inch LCD display with a resolution of 1080 x 2340 and a real full screen design; no notches or holes on the screen. The front camera is indeed hidden in a pop-up mechanism in which we have a 16MP image sensor.
Meanwhile as far as the rear cameras are concerned, the Honor 9X packs a primary 48MP sensor with f/1.8 aperture, a secondary snapper with 2MP resolution and ultra wide lens. Finally we have a third 2MP depth sensor.
Powering Honor’s 9X we then have a super efficient HiSilicon Kirin 810 octa-core processor with a maximum clock of 2.27Ghz paired with a Mali G-52 GPU. Memory wise we find a minimum of 4GB of RAM up to 8GB of RAM; meanwhile storage is available in 64GB and 128GB configurations.
Finally, the Honor 9X comes with a large 4000mAh capacity battery with support for 10W charging, it features a microSD slot to upgrade the internal memory, a 3.5mm audio jack and FM radio.
Either way, going back to the Honor 9X Honor of Kings Custom Gift Box Edition, this variant will be on sale in China with a starting price of 1299 Yuan, which is around $185 or 168€.