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DLAutoTypeLabelBM Class Reference
| Inherits from | CCLabelBMFont |
| Declared in | DLAutoTypeLabelBM.h |
Tasks
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typingSpeed
property -
autoTypeString
property -
currentlyTyping
property -
– stopTypingAnimation
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– finishTypingAnimation
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– typeText:typingSpeed:
Properties
autoTypeString
The string this label is about to type.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *autoTypeString
Declared In
DLAutoTypeLabelBM.h
currentlyTyping
Returns YES if text is currently being typed.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL currentlyTyping
Declared In
DLAutoTypeLabelBM.h
typingSpeed
Typing speed in terms of characters to be typed per second.
@property (nonatomic) CGFloat typingSpeed
Discussion
Since typingSpeed is evaluated after every typed character, changing this while the label is being typed will speed up or slow down the current typing speed.
You can use our provided speed constants for differents speeds:
- kTypingSpeedSuperMegaFast
- kTypingSpeedSuperFast
- kTypingSpeedFast
- kTypingSpeedNormal
- kTypingSpeedSlow
Declared In
DLAutoTypeLabelBM.h
Instance Methods
finishTypingAnimation
When called, the current typing animation will stop and the label will display the full text that is meant to be typed immediately.
- (void)finishTypingAnimation
Discussion
If currentlyTyping is set to NO then this method would not inform the delegate that the typing is finished but will make sure that the displayed text is the final text to display.
Declared In
DLAutoTypeLabelBM.h
stopTypingAnimation
When called the current typing animation will stop and the label will display whatever has been typed so far. This will not trigger typing finished delegate method.
- (void)stopTypingAnimation
Declared In
DLAutoTypeLabelBM.h


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A formal notation such as The Z Notation would be the strictest way to define Hadoop FileSystem behavior, and could even be used to prove some axioms.
However, it has a number of practical flaws:
Such notations are not as widely used as they should be, so the broader software development community is not going to have practical experience of it.
It’s very hard to work with without dropping into tools such as LaTeX and add-on libraries.
Such notations are difficult to understand, even for experts.
Given that the target audience of this specification is FileSystem developers, formal notations are not appropriate. Instead, broad comprehensibility, ease of maintenance, and ease of deriving tests take priority over mathematically-pure formal notation.
This document does use a subset of the notation in the Z syntax, but in an ASCII form and the use of Python list notation for manipulating lists and sets.
∩ : ^: Set Intersection
∃ : exists Exists predicate
:= : = :
`` : # : Python-style comments
happens-before : happens-before : Lamport’s ordering relationship as defined in Time, Clocks and the Ordering of Events in a Distributed System
The python data structures are used as the basis for this syntax as it is both plain ASCII and well-known.
Sets are an extension of the List notation, adding the restrictions that there can be no duplicate entries in the set, and there is no defined order.
Maps resemble Python dictionaries; {“key”:value, “key2”,value2}
In classic specification languages, the preconditions define the predicates that MUST be satisfied else some failure condition is raised.
For Hadoop, we need to be able to specify what failure condition results if a specification is not met (usually what exception is to be raised).
The notation raise <exception-name> is used to indicate that an exception is to be raised.
It can be used in the if-then-else sequence to define an action if a precondition is not met.
Example:
if not exists(FS, Path) : raise IOException
If implementations may raise any one of a set of exceptions, this is denoted by providing a set of exceptions:
if not exists(FS, Path) : raise {FileNotFoundException, IOException}
If a set of exceptions is provided, the earlier elements of the set are preferred to the later entries, on the basis that they aid diagnosis of problems.
We also need to distinguish predicates that MUST be satisfied, along with those that SHOULD be met. For this reason a function specification MAY include a section in the preconditions marked ‘Should:’ All predicates declared in this section SHOULD be met, and if there is an entry in that section which specifies a stricter outcome, it SHOULD BE preferred. Here is an example of a should-precondition:
Should:
if not exists(FS, Path) : raise FileNotFoundException
There are further conditions used in precondition and postcondition declarations.
This condition declares that a subclass implements the named method -some subclasses of the verious FileSystem classes do not, and instead raise UnsupportedOperation
As an example, one precondition of FSDataInputStream.seek is that the implementation must support Seekable.seek :
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def from_params(cls: Type, params: Dict, **kwargs) -> Type:
signature_params = getfullargspec(cls.__init__).args[1:]
config_params = {}
for sp in signature_params:
try:
config_params[sp] = params[sp]
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// absent in the json file and a default configuration from class constructor should
// be taken instead.
pass
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def from_params(cls: Type, params: Dict, **kwargs) -> Type["T"]:
config_params = {k: v for k, v in params.items() if k != "name"}
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I'd been contemplating switching some of my domains over to Google for email -- Dreamhost makes it easy to set that up. Maybe not.
Yeah, almost all of my websites are third-party-hosted now. But the hosts are nothing but a mirror for the various internal working directories. And they're going to stay that way. If I can figure out how to do that with some Google's services, I may consider using a few of them.


After hearing enthusiastic reports from numerous people about the skeletal muscle relaxant cyclobenzaprine, (or Cyclone, as it has been dubbed by those familiar with it within my circle of friends) I decided that it might be worthwhile to try.
I attained five ten-milligram tablets from a regularly-using friend of mine, and, shortly before 10:00 that evening, while peparing to take a shower, proceeded to pop all of them at once. I took my shower and went to bed at about 10:20.
It should be noted at this point that I was taking, on a daily basis, 10mg fluoxetine (Prozac) for depression and 10 mg of various mixed amphetamine salts in the form of Adderall for my so-called ADHD. I have done no research whatsoever in investigation of chemical interaction between these specific drugs and cyclobenzaprine, based on a simple doubt toward any possibility of such an occurence. (SSRIs have been known to react with various drugs, however.)
Shortly after going to bed, having all but forgotten my recent consumption, I began to notice effects. I felt that the bed was moving slowly to the right and down. This was very interesting, but, not considering the consequenses, I sat up and shook my head.  Realizing my error, I lay back down, and, after about 30 seconds, the same thing happened, but this time the foot of the bed seemed to be leading me and the rest of the bed down a slowly inclining slope, as on a simple hill. This was more frightening, but I decided not to take any real action this time in fear of losing the sensation altogether.
The sensation continued, and the rate of my fall never accelerated or decclerated, nor did I ever slide to another level on the mysterious, impossible, hill. My percived direction and orientation shifted frequently, however. I do not beleive I made any actual physical movements for some time. I fell asleep at some point in my perpetual fall.
I slept through the night, and also through my 6:00 alarm, and nearly through my brother's last minute wake-up call. In my hurried, drowsy race to get up, piss, dress and eat, I somehow noticed that my tounge had turned from it's normal healthy pink to a purple to bright unnatural pink. Upon seeing this, I realized that I had had an odd tase in my mouth since waking up. I quickly brushed my teeth, to no avail towards ridding myself of the taste, but the toothpaste had apparently accomplished the removal of some of whatever had made my tounge that odd color.
The discolororation had disappeared by 3:00 that afternoon.
My single jouney with cyclobenzaprine was not altogether unpleasant, although very odd. I may even decide to drop them again, especially if daily circumstances call for my having a purple tounge and being extremely drowsy.
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Empty is not a legal column name so if finish is empty it is ignored and only count is used. We don't offer a numeric offset since that can't be supported efficiently with a log-structured merge disk format. */ // ==================================== // ====== Scala-style API names // ==================================== def /(key: String, columnParent: ColumnParent, start: Array[Byte], end: Array[Byte], ascending: Boolean, count: Int): List[ColumnOrSuperColumn] = /(key, columnParent, start, end, ascending, count, consistencyLevel) def /(key: String, columnParent: ColumnParent, start: Array[Byte], end: Array[Byte], ascending: Boolean, count: Int, consistencyLevel: Int): List[ColumnOrSuperColumn] = client.get_slice(keyspace, key, columnParent, new SlicePredicate(null, new SliceRange(start, end, ascending, count)), consistencyLevel).toList def /(key: String, columnParent: ColumnParent, slicePredicate: SlicePredicate, consistencyLevel: Int): List[ColumnOrSuperColumn] = client.get_slice(keyspace, key, columnParent, slicePredicate, consistencyLevel).toList def |(key: String, colPath: ColumnPath): Option[ColumnOrSuperColumn] = |(key, colPath, consistencyLevel) def |(key: String, colPath: ColumnPath, consistencyLevel: Int): Option[ColumnOrSuperColumn] = client.get(keyspace, key, colPath, consistencyLevel) def |#(key: String, columnParent: ColumnParent): Int = |#(key, columnParent, consistencyLevel) def |#(key: String, columnParent: ColumnParent, consistencyLevel: Int): Int = client.get_count(keyspace, key, columnParent, consistencyLevel) def ++|(key: String, colPath: ColumnPath, value: Array[Byte]): Unit = ++|(key, colPath, value, obtainedAt, consistencyLevel) def ++|(key: String, colPath: ColumnPath, value: Array[Byte], timestamp: Long): Unit = ++|(key, colPath, value, timestamp, consistencyLevel) def ++|(key: String, colPath: ColumnPath, value: Array[Byte], timestamp: Long, consistencyLevel: Int) = client.insert(keyspace, key, colPath, value, timestamp, consistencyLevel) def ++|(key: String, batch: Map[String, List[ColumnOrSuperColumn]]): Unit = ++|(key, batch, consistencyLevel) def ++|(key: String, batch: Map[String, List[ColumnOrSuperColumn]], consistencyLevel: Int): Unit = { val jmap = new java.util.HashMap[String, JList[ColumnOrSuperColumn]] for (entry <- batch; (key, value) = entry) jmap.put(key, value.asJava) client.batch_insert(keyspace, key, jmap, consistencyLevel) } def --(key: String, columnPath: ColumnPath, timestamp: Long): Unit = --(key, columnPath, timestamp, consistencyLevel) def --(key: String, columnPath: ColumnPath, timestamp: Long, consistencyLevel: Int): Unit = client.remove(keyspace, key, columnPath, timestamp, consistencyLevel) // ==================================== // ====== Java-style API names // ==================================== } class CassandraSessionPool[T <: TTransport]( space: String, transportPool: Pool[T], inputProtocol: Protocol, outputProtocol: Protocol, consistency: Int) extends Closeable with Logging { def this(space: String, transportPool: Pool[T], ioProtocol: Protocol, consistency: Int) = this (space, transportPool, ioProtocol, ioProtocol, consistency) def newSession: CassandraSession = newSession(consistency) def newSession(consistencyLevel: Int): CassandraSession = { val socket = transportPool.borrowObject val cassandraClient = new Cassandra.Client(inputProtocol(socket), outputProtocol(socket)) val cassandraSchema = cassandraClient.describe_keyspace(space) new CassandraSession { val keyspace = space val client = cassandraClient val obtainedAt = System.currentTimeMillis val consistencyLevel = consistency val schema = cassandraSchema log.debug("Creating %s", toString) def flush = socket.flush def close = transportPool.returnObject(socket) override def toString = "[CassandraSession]\n\tkeyspace = " + keyspace + "\n\tschema = " + schema } } def withSession[T](body: CassandraSession => T) = { val session = newSession(consistency) try { val result = body(session) session.flush result } finally { session.close } } def close = transportPool.close } sealed abstract class Protocol(val factory: TProtocolFactory) { def apply(transport: TTransport) = factory.getProtocol(transport) } object Protocol { object Binary extends Protocol(new TBinaryProtocol.Factory) object SimpleJSON extends Protocol(new TSimpleJSONProtocol.Factory) object JSON extends Protocol(new TJSONProtocol.Factory) }


A function for creating a SVG animation of an event log on a process map created by processmapR.
animate_process(eventlog, processmap = process_map(eventlog, render = F, ...), animation_mode = "absolute", animation_duration = 60, animation_jitter = 0, animation_timeline = TRUE, token_size = NULL, token_color = NULL, token_image = NULL, token_opacity = NULL, token_shape = c("circle", "rect"), token_options = NULL, width = NULL, height = NULL, ...)
| eventlog | The event log object that should be animated |
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| processmap | The process map created with processmapR that the event log should be animated on, if not provided a standard process map will be generated by using processmapR::process_map. |
| animation_mode | Whether to animate the cases according to their actual time of occurence ("absolute") or to start all cases at once ("relative"). |
| animation_duration | The overall duration of the animation, all times are scaled according to this overall duration. |
| animation_jitter | The magnitude of a random coordinate translation, known as jitter in scatterplots, which is added to each token. Adding jitter can help to disambiguate tokens traveling on top of each other. |
| animation_timeline | Whether to render a timeline slider in supported browsers (Recent versions of Chrome and Firefox only). |
| token_size | The event attribute (character) or alternatively a data frame with three columns (case, time, size) matching the case identifier of the supplied event log.
The token size is scaled accordingly during the animation (default size is 4). You may use |
| token_color | The event attribute (character) or alternatively a data frame with three columns (case, time, color) matching the case identifier of the supplied event log.
The token color is change accordingly during the animation (default color is orange). You may use |
| token_image | The event attribute (character) or alternatively a data frame with three columns (case, time, image) matching the case identifier of the supplied event log. The token image is change accordingly during the animation (by default a SVG shape is used). |
| token_opacity | The event attribute (character) or alternatively a data frame with three columns (case, time, transparency) matching the case identifier of the supplied event log. The token fill-opacity is change accordingly during the animation (by default the token is dranw with 0.9 opacity). |
| token_shape | The (fixed) SVG shape to be used to draw tokens. Can be either 'circle' (default) or 'rect'. |
| token_options | A list of additional (fixed) SVG properties to be added to each token. |
| width, height | Fixed size for widget (in css units). The default is NULL, which results in intelligent automatic sizing based on the widget's container. |
| ... | Options passed on to |
processmapR:process_map
# Load example event log library(eventdataR) # Animate the process with default options (absolute time and 60s duration) animate_process(patients) # Animate the process with default options (relative time and with jitter) animate_process(patients, animation_mode = "relative", animation_jitter = 10) # Change default token sizes animate_process(patients, token_size = 2) # Change default token color animate_process(patients, token_color = "red") # Change default token opacity animate_process(patients, token_opacity = 0.5)# Change default token image (GIFs work too) animate_process(patients, token_image = "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/5f/Pacman.gif") # Change token color based on a numeric attribute, here the nonsensical 'time' of an event animate_process(add_token_color(patients, "time", "color"), token_color = "color") # Change token color based on a factor attribute animate_process(add_token_color(patients, "employee", "color", color_mapping = scales::col_factor("Set3", patients$employee)), token_color = "color") # Next example requires the 'dplyr' and 'edeaR' packages library(dplyr)#> #>#>#> #>#>#> #>library(edeaR) # Change token_color based on colors in a second data frame # Extract only the lacticacid measurements lactic <- sepsis %>% mutate(lacticacid = as.numeric(lacticacid)) %>% filter_activity(c("LacticAcid")) %>% as.data.frame() %>% select("case" = case_id, "time" = timestamp, lacticacid) # Create a numeric color scale cscale <- scales::col_numeric("Oranges", lactic$lacticacid , na.color = "white") # Create colors data frame for animate_process lacticColors <- lactic %>% mutate(color = cscale(lacticacid)) sepsisBase <- sepsis %>% filter_activity(c("LacticAcid", "CRP", "Leucocytes", "Return ER", "IV Liquid", "IV Antibiotics"), reverse = TRUE) %>% filter_trace_frequency(percentage = 0.95) animate_process(sepsisBase, token_color = lacticColors, animation_mode = "relative", animation_duration = 600)


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In terms of glow ups, Greggs has had an off-the-chart year. I mean don't even get me going on their vegan sausage rolls. And what's the best way to celebrate an incredible year? Why, with an incredible Christmas menu, of course. And you guys, Greggs' 2019 Christmas offerings are a real insight into celebrating greatness in style.
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Ideal for dunking in hot drinks, this is a penguin-shaped caramel biscuit covered in deliciously smooth Belgian milk chocolate.
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The Christmas classic. Very much does exactly what is says on the tin.
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Fresh ground fair trade coffee and hot chocolate flavoured drink, with mint flavoured syrup. All topped with lashings of cream and sugar sprinkles.
Salted Caramel Latte
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Markus12-May-19 11:57 AM
500$ stop hunt, market manipulation at its finest
only in crypto
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 11:58 AM
what you mean by market manipulation?
what would not manipulated market be?
this confuses me a lot.
Markus12-May-19 11:59 AM
so if there is 70% longs
and market drop 500$
its not obvious bitfinex and bitmex market manipulating?
ok
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 11:59 AM
what about the stop hunt on the way to $7.5k, wasnt that manipulation then?
Markus12-May-19 11:59 AM
it was
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:00 PM
then its not manipulation
if its up and down, then its just market being the market
Markus12-May-19 12:00 PM
i have different view xD
but i dont complain
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:01 PM
everyone tries to manipulate the market
that becomes a non manipulation because when everyone is trying to do the same it gets nulled.
Markus12-May-19 12:03 PM
lets take 4.2k as example
it broke
500 mil got liquidated
if it instead was 500 mil longs
it would most likely go down
in other way bitmex would get bankrupt
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:04 PM
?
Markus12-May-19 12:04 PM
doubt they could pay the 500 mil longs with leverage
with a 1k candle
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:08 PM
the closed short pumps the price, the opened long gets the momentum of that pump.
hyperDEX12-May-19 12:24 PM
That's if it is 50/50 split right though? If say there is 80% longs vs 20% short, the 30% shortfall here comes out of Bitmex as you are counter trading them essentially
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:26 PM
It would be a margin call
the loss is not taken by the house, its taken by the user
hyperDEX12-May-19 12:27 PM
If there is 4B worth of longs and 1B short, if the longs win how will the short cover?
There is loss taken by the house, thus the loss fund they have.
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:29 PM
In case they get someone who cant cover a margin call
Markus12-May-19 12:29 PM
this is exactly what i was talking about
this is why they manipulate price opposite direction
cause they cant cover it
obviously its not individual ppl pushing the price opposite direction(edited)
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:34 PM
but they are not the only exchange
and they can manipulate price in their exchange but cant manipulate the whole market
hence they become just another player
a big one
and yes, im not discarting manipulative attempts.
But even then, not all tries are assured to be won
Markus12-May-19 12:36 PM
shouldnt forget that Tether is stable coin by Bitfinex
and its traded on most exchanges
so they can pretty easily sync trades between multiple large exchanges
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:37 PM
true
where does kmd signs up for that???
Markus12-May-19 12:40 PM
get usd pairs
it sux that kmd doesnt have usd pair on binance
siu - Chainmakers12-May-19 12:50 PM
USDT*
mazyar_lp12-May-19 01:02 PM
why there isnt hype around kmd? cosmos out of nowhere came and every one talks about it
mazyar_lp12-May-19 01:09 PM
@Deleted User you say cosmos better developed than kmd?? kmd team saying that they solved scalibility and they are so fast but i dont see hype around it and no one talks about it. if eth did that now it would all around the internet
p.12-May-19 01:12 PM
Eth doesn't need to exist
Tek12-May-19 01:13 PM
cosmos isn't exactly new and they didn't come out of no where
in 2017 people wer already talking about cosmos
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also cosmos ico investors are up 40x or more and they get their funds unlocked in ~ T-2weeks
so expect a dump
mazyar_lp12-May-19 01:17 PM
@Deleted User formal?? why it is a big problem?
@Deleted User aha i hear you. about komodo succeses , why their fast blockchain not hyped like the other teams .the teams that just talk and not have a soloution yet
@Deleted User tnx for explaining it. cosmos implemented multi chain assets . isnt that right?? how kmd can deal with his rivals
yeah you are right. tnx for answering. when you should think kmd would have big announcement about project prgress?
CoinKing8812-May-19 01:28 PM
Where is that dude who put up those big buy walls. We need some walls to preserve some sats.
dukeleto12-May-19 01:32 PM
whalebro is on vacation
Cryptoon12-May-19 01:34 PM
Whalebro locked out of binance
Cant deposit his vast amounts of btc
Once deposits open, he will depo 1000 btc at least
Market buy kmd
It’s the only reasonable scenario tbh
Alright12-May-19 01:36 PM
announce that we will announce an announcement about a big announcement, that what you want @mazyar_lp ?
Cryptoon12-May-19 01:37 PM
Makeitso.gif
Alright12-May-19 01:38 PM
To be honest, if you follow dev channels here, there are "big announcements" just about every week. They happen so often and so quickly they often go unnoticed other than a mention in a Tech Tuesday
or some tweets from "IBM"
Crabby Paddy12-May-19 01:40 PM
Any plans on rewarding people to come build on Komodo or like a once off outreach? Some dev support:free dPoW for a year for top project idea proposal? Willing to fund half the dpow
Cryptoon12-May-19 01:42 PM
Check out #kmdlabs@Crabby Paddy
Alright12-May-19 01:42 PM
there are a few people who have said they will fund dpow costs for any community projects that seem worthy
Cryptoon12-May-19 01:42 PM
But I’m sure Alright can explain it 100x better then me
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T-Trees are a generalisation of AVL trees. They are useful for in-memory databases because they have better packing densities than AVL trees and need less rotations. They provide a sorted index (so they are not good as the only index structure in an in-memory RDF store). This posting is only loosely triple store or SPARQL related.
The paper "A Study of Index Structures for Main Memory Database Management Systems" (Tobin J. Lehman and Michael J. Carey, VLDB 1986) has the details.
T-Trees keep an array of items per tree node (usually a short array) and have 3 pointers and 2 integers per tree node stored as opposed to 3 pointers, 1 number per single item stored for AVL. (both can be done with 2 pointers, with no parent but it's more complicated and the code has to run it's own stack to record it's path through the tree). Make the array a few entries long, and a T-Tree is a bit more more compact; rotations only happen when the tree structure after a leaf-array fills up.
I understand these algorithms in depth if I code them up. My implementation of T-Trees which includes consistency checking because I find it easier to write data structure algorithms this way - lots of internal checking, lots of test cases and then move to large scale randomized insertion and deletion patterns because I don't trust myself to enumerate all possibilities in a hand-written test suite. Run the randomized tests for a few million iterations checking the structure for internal consistency constraints on every insertions and deletion. Then disable (but don't remove!) the checking code, and rely on the fact that "if (false)" compiles to nothing in Java and statics tend to get in-lined by the JIT.
But one area is puzzling me. The mystery, to me, is in the delete algorithm. One feature of a T-Tree is that the internal nodes (internal nodes have both a left and right subtree) should always be larger than some minimum amount.
The delete algorithm, from the paper, is (section 3.2.1):
3) Delete Algorithm
The deletion algorithm is similar to the insertion algorithm in the sense that the element to be deleted is searched for, the operation is performed, and then re-balancing is done if necessary. The algorithm works as follows:
- Search for the node that bounds the delete value. Search for the delete value within this node, reporting an error and stopping if it is not found.
- If the delete will not cause an underflow (i.e. if the node has more than the minimum allowable number of entries prior to the delete), then simply delete the value and stop; else, if this is an internal node, then delete the value and borrow the greatest lower bound of this node from a leaf or half-leaf to bring this node’s element count back up to the minimum; else, this is a leaf or a half-leaf, so just delete the element. (Leaves are permitted to underflow, and half-leaves are handled in step 3.
- If the node is a half-leaf and can be merged with a leaf, coalesce the two nodes into one node (a leaf) and discard the other node. Proceed to step 5.
- If the current node (a leaf) is not empty, then stop; else, free the node and proceed to step 5 to re-balance the tree.
- For every node along the path from the leaf up to the root, if the two subtrees of the node differ in height by more than one, perform a rotation operation. Since a rotation at one node may create an imbalance for a node higher up in the tree, balance-checking for deletion must examine all of the nodes on the search path until a node of even balance is discovered.
But what if a half-leaf, a node with just one sub-node as a leaf, becomes less than the minimum size of a node, yet can not be merged with it's leaf? The t-tree is still valid - the size constraint is on internal nodes only. But a half-leaf can be become an internal node by a rotation of the tree. So our less-than-min-sized half-leaf can become an invalid internal node and the constraint on internal nodes is validated.
Several possible solutions ocurr to me (and probably more than just these):
I choose the second way for now - fix up during deletion - because the checking code can now check half-leaves as well as internal nodes for size constraints, so catching problems earlier in some insert/delete sequence.
A search of the web does not find any mention of this - most web pages are either a copy of the wikipedia page or reference the original paper.
If anyone can help me out with this, then please leave a comment or get in touch. I'd be surprised if it isn't that I'm missing something obvious (T-Trees are not new) but the situation of a small half-leaf becoming an internal node does occur as I found from the randomized testing.


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A passthrough object, which is inherited by various NNDataFilter objects to create a filter block for the filter chain.
Buffer filter, which will save intermediate calculation results for an XData object.
This filter applies a median subtraction, which is a non-linear form of high-pass which is less biased by extreme transients like spiking.


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stacked graph
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public class Cell
extends java.lang.Object
Cell class holds all information needed for this implementation
of the SudokuSolver problem.
The Cell holds data about it's position on the grid (row, column),
what block it is in, what candidates it has got, whether it was a
value passed in on the first setup of the grid or a solved Cell
and any value it may contain (0-9).
It's methods deal with assigning values, such as its respective
value and attributes connected to its location on the grid and
removing candidates.
There are also a number of methods for other classes to call upon to get answers about the cells current status, such as whether it has a candidate, what candidates it has, whether it has a value and if it is the same (in the same location) as another Cell.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Cell(int num,
int row,
int column)
The constructor is passed parameters
of the potential value of the cell and
which row and column it belongs to on
the grid.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
assignOnlyCandidate()
On request of this method,
the list of candidates is iterated
through and the value found above 0
is applied to be the value of this cell.
|
void |
clearCandidates()
Sets all candidates in the array to '0',
where '0' represents 'nothing'.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object checker)
Overwritten equals method:
Implementation only requires that the Cells in comparison
would occupy the same row/column to be known as 'equal',
i.e.
|
boolean |
firstValue() |
int |
getBlock() |
int |
getColumn() |
int |
getNumCandidates()
Checks through the array of candidates
and checks to see which values are above
0.
|
int |
getRow() |
int |
getValue() |
boolean |
hasCandidate(int candidate)
First checks to see if the value passed would
be out of the array bounds of the cell.
|
boolean |
hasValue()
Checks if the number in the
variable 'value' is not 0.
|
int |
matchingCandidates(java.util.LinkedList<java.lang.Integer> toMatch)
A method that compares and counts the amount of matching
candidates in the candidates list here in the cell and
the passed list by looking through the array and finding
numbers with a value higher than 0 and incrementing a
counter on each match.
|
void |
removeCandidate(int candidate)
Takes in a number to be removed from
the list of candidates, checks that the
value is legal and then removes it from
the correct element of the array (- 1
added to remove the correct value with
arrays beginning at 0 for candidate 1.
|
java.util.LinkedList<java.lang.Integer> |
returnCandidates()
Goes through the list of candidates in the
candidates array and adds them to a LinkedList
if the number's value is higher than 0, i.e.
|
void |
setBlock(int block)
Sets the block the cell belongs to
from the passed integer.
|
void |
setValue(int value)
Sets the passed value as the value for
this cell and then clears the candidate
list to be sure that any other class
later requesting candidates doesn't confuse
this cell with an assigned value with
an unsolved cell.
|
boolean |
testBounds(int num)
Tests whether a value is valid (between
0 and up to and including 9).
|
public Cell(int num, int row, int column)
The constructor is passed parameters of the potential value of the cell and which row and column it belongs to on the grid.
From this information, the cell will either be set up with a list of candidates (1 - 9) or will assign the value passed if given a legal value. If a value is set in this way, it is also noted for use in the GUI and setting the colour of all original values to different than that of the solved Cells.
num
- row
- column
- public void removeCandidate(int candidate)
Takes in a number to be removed from the list of candidates, checks that the value is legal and then removes it from the correct element of the array (- 1 added to remove the correct value with arrays beginning at 0 for candidate 1.
candidate
- - to be removed from the listpublic java.util.LinkedList<java.lang.Integer> returnCandidates()
Goes through the list of candidates in the candidates array and adds them to a LinkedList if the number's value is higher than 0, i.e. exists as a valid candidiate.
public int matchingCandidates(java.util.LinkedList<java.lang.Integer> toMatch)
A method that compares and counts the amount of matching candidates in the candidates list here in the cell and the passed list by looking through the array and finding numbers with a value higher than 0 and incrementing a counter on each match.
toMatch
- - List with values to compare to the candidates
in the cell.public void assignOnlyCandidate()
On request of this method,
the list of candidates is iterated
through and the value found above 0
is applied to be the value of this cell.
Checks that there is only one candidate before
applying the core function.
public void clearCandidates()
Sets all candidates in the array to '0', where '0' represents 'nothing'.
public boolean hasCandidate(int candidate)
First checks to see if the value passed would be out of the array bounds of the cell. If the test is passed, the value is passed to the array with -1 to check the element location where the value would be. If the value matches the expected value (e.g. element 5, value 6, given value 6, then the method returns true.
candidate
- - Number to checkpublic int getNumCandidates()
Checks through the array of candidates and checks to see which values are above 0. Any above 0 are considered a valid candidate and a counter is incremented to represent this. Once the iteration is completed, the method returns how many candidates it found.
public boolean hasValue()
Checks if the number in the
variable 'value' is not 0.
Logically, if it is not 0, it
should be a valid value.
The method returns whether this
value is 0 or the cell contains
an actual value.
public void setValue(int value)
Sets the passed value as the value for this cell and then clears the candidate list to be sure that any other class later requesting candidates doesn't confuse this cell with an assigned value with an unsolved cell.
value
- - The 'solved' value for
the cell to holdpublic int getValue()
public int getRow()
public int getColumn()
public int getBlock()
public void setBlock(int block)
Sets the block the cell belongs to from the passed integer.
block
- the block this cell should
belong to.public boolean firstValue()
public boolean testBounds(int num)
Tests whether a value is valid (between 0 and up to and including 9).
num
- - passed value to checkpublic boolean equals(java.lang.Object checker)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
Object.equals(java.lang.Object)


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It’s music Saturday, time to look around at some stories about the music world. Looks like Soribabda has achieved legal status in Korea. Perhaps this subscription model has some legs after all?


Many new web technologies and frameworks are often emerging to fulfill the need of sleek, faster and easier web development. Bootstrap is one among the best for innovative and hassle-free web development. It helps web development a lot better.
Why wait? Go adopt Bootstrap!
Bootstrap has an amazing feature of responsiveness to the devices. It knows how to respond to the device in which Bootstrap application is viewed. Bootstrap responsive design helps us to complement the same site to target different devices like desktop, tablet, phone etc., instead of creating different sites for each target device. Using Bootstrap responsive design, mobile friendly applications can be built without much hassle.
For further details on Responsive Design, visit Bootstrap Responsive Design
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Readings
- Mark Pilgrim's Dive Into Python
- Python documentation (see the course schedule for specifics)
Required installs
- Python 2.7.5
- Note: We will use Python 2.7.*, not Python 3. You should be fine with any version in the range 2.6.*-2.7.*, but Python 3 is a different beast.
- A good text editor. A text editor is a program that allows you to type plain text. Programs like MS Word are not text editors, because they encode their files in special formats. If you don't already have a text editor you like:
- For Mac, the best text editor for Python is Emacs, but the learning curve is a bit steep. However, Aquamacs gives you access to most of the usual OS X commands.
- For Mac, TextWrangler is a free, powerful, well-designed text editor
- Revision of the above: Canopy seems like a better bet than TextWrangler, since it deals better with variation in indentation styles and provides a more full-service Python environment.
- I know less about Windows, but the free Komodo Edit seems to have a good reputation.
- NLTK
- Numpy/Scipy:
Other data and resources
Tips for new stuff are most welcome!
- Directory (password protected) containing the readings for this course (and others)
- Stack Overflow
- Guido's Python essays
- Guido on Python loop optimization
- Stanford NLP's resources list
- Stanford Linguistics Department's Corpus Resources
- NLTK data distribution
- Linguistic Data Consortium
- CHILDES database
- Project Gutenberg (novels, poems, plays)
- Google books n-gram data


Today is the day I’ve started using GitHub Actions. I found the following two resources really helpful:
GitHub Actions allow you to create workflows that will execute tasks on a certain action, like push
ing changes onto GitHub.
Each time you complete an action (push
changes to your repository), the workflow will be executed. For example, today I’ve added a workflow (Quickstart Continuous Integration workflow) to my basicPlotteR package, which does the following:
- Boots up a mac OS computer
- Checks R is installed
- Installs two packages:
- Installs my basicPlotteR package
- Runs
rcmdcheck()
from the rcmdcheck package, which:- Checks all the function documentation
- Runs all the examples for the functions to check they work
- Checks all functions dependencies
- Checks the R package structure
- And many more!!
With this workflow in place, every time I edit the code for my basicPlotteR package, the above checks will be run and I’ll know straight away if I have caused any problems!
GitHub Actions require a YAML formatted file to define the workflow. The Quickstart Continuous Integration workflow (available here) looks like this:
# Define when the action is to be triggered
on:
push:
branches:
- main
- master
pull_request:
branches:
- main
- master
name: R-CMD-check
jobs:
R-CMD-check: # Name of job
runs-on: macOS-latest # Define OS you want to run action on, you can have multiple!
steps:
# Checkout (download) repository
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
# Install R
- uses: r-lib/actions/setup-r@v1
# Install required packages
- name: Install dependencies
run: |
install.packages(c("remotes", "rcmdcheck"))
remotes::install_deps(dependencies = TRUE)
shell: Rscript {0}
# Run the rcmdcheck function on R package repository
- name: Check
run: rcmdcheck::rcmdcheck(args = "--no-manual", error_on = "error")
shell: Rscript {0}
I saved the above YAML code in a file called .github/workflows/R-CMD-check.yaml
in my basicPlotteR repository. Note, that I had to create the .github
and workflows
folders and explicitely push them onto GitHub using git add .github/workflows/R-CMD-check.yaml
.
With the workflow pushed online, GitHub automatically started running the workflow!
As the above screenshot shows, the code for my basicPlotteR package needed some tidying up to get it to pass the rcmdcheck()
checks! 😨
But I got there in the end!!! 🎉
I added the status badge to the repository README.md
using the following markdown code in the top line:
[![R build status](https://github.com/JosephCrispell/basicPlotteR/workflows/R-CMD-check/badge.svg)](https://github.com/JosephCrispell/basicPlotteR/actions?workflow=R-CMD-check)
The path to the badge.svg
file is in my repository but you’ll find no trace of it - I am not sure why this is but the badge is working, so I’ll not question it! 🤔
Well, I’ve been amazed by the power of GitHub Actions and I’ve only just started! I can’t wait to introduce more complex checks and add workflows to all my repositories!!!
Oh, and Happy Halloween!!! 🧡


- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.entities.BallModel.State
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.entities.EntityModel.ModelType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.entities.ShapeModel.ModelType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.GameModel.ModelState
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.view.screens.HudMenu.Request
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.entities.BallModel.State
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.entities.EntityModel.ModelType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.entities.ShapeModel.ModelType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.model.GameModel.ModelState
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum com.lpoo.game.view.screens.HudMenu.Request
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- VEL_POWERUP_RATIO - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.model.entities.BallModel
-
Constant Power Up Ratio used for velocity increasing / decreasing.
- verifySampleSetup(Activity, int...) - Static method in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.BaseGameUtils
-
For use in sample code only.
- VERSION_CODE - Static variable in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.BuildConfig
-
- VERSION_CODE - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.BuildConfig
-
- VERSION_NAME - Static variable in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.BuildConfig
-
- VERSION_NAME - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.BuildConfig
-
- VERTICAL_PAD - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.HudMenu
-
The HUD elements distance to the vertical screen limits.
- View - Static variable in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.R.styleable
-
Attributes that can be used with a View.
- View - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.R.styleable
-
Attributes that can be used with a View.
- View_android_focusable - Static variable in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.R.styleable
-
This symbol is the offset where the
R.attr.focusable
attribute's value can be found in the
R.styleable.View
array.
- View_android_focusable - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.R.styleable
-
This symbol is the offset where the
R.attr.focusable
attribute's value can be found in the
R.styleable.View
array.
- View_paddingEnd - Static variable in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.R.styleable
-
- View_paddingEnd - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.R.styleable
-
- View_paddingStart - Static variable in class com.google.example.games.basegameutils.R.styleable
-
- View_paddingStart - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.R.styleable
-
- ViewFactory - Class in com.lpoo.game.view.entities
-
A factory for EntityView objects with cache
- ViewFactory() - Constructor for class com.lpoo.game.view.entities.ViewFactory
-
- viewport - Variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.HudMenu
-
The ViewPort used for the HUD Stage.
- viewport - Variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.MenuScreen
-
The viewport associated to the Menu's stage.
- VIEWPORT_HEIGHT - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.GameScreen
-
The height of the viewport in meters.
- VIEWPORT_HEIGHT - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.MenuScreen
-
The height of the viewport in meters.
- VIEWPORT_WIDTH - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.GameScreen
-
The width of the viewport in meters.
- VIEWPORT_WIDTH - Static variable in class com.lpoo.game.view.screens.MenuScreen
-
The width of the viewport in pixels.


DITU Engineering Training Centre was a concept that started in 2012 when the owners saw the gap of skills shortage in the community. The unemployment rate was/is so high that we saw an opportunity to develop individuals with skills for them to earn a better living and in turn have a better community


Kian84 undergoes training on 'I Live Alone' to prepare for an upcoming fashion shoot
by sl278Kian84 is learning the term "beauty is pain" firsthand as he trains to perfect his body for an upcoming fashion shoot.
The hilarious comic artist appeared on the November 22 broadcast of MBC's 'I Live Alone' where he was seen seeking the advice of actor Sung Hoon's friend trainer Yang Chi Seung for help. Kian84 stated that his ideal body was actor Bae Jung Nam's and was seen struggling through exercises in order to tighten up his body.
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Vilan Le is an undergraduate student at the University of California, San Diego.
Hello world! I am an undergrad at UC San Diego and I am currently working on my BS in Computer Science. I am from Northern California and am 19 years old. You could learn more about me here!
"I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list." -Susan Sontag


Yalls were tricked by British propaganda! Napoleon did nothing wrong. Long live the French Empire. Vive l'Empereur.
Here is why:


Build documentation¶
This documentation assumes the documentation build occurs on Ubuntu 12.04LTS,
but things should work similarly on other distributions. It does not
assume that the KBase runtime or dev_container
are installed.
Requirements¶
The build requires:
Java JDK 8+
sudo apt-get install ant
curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py > get-pip.py
sudo python get-pip.py
sudo pip install sphinx --upgrade
Getting the code¶
Clone the jars and workspace_deluxe repos:
bareubuntu@bu:~/ws$ git clone https://github.com/kbase/jars
Cloning into 'jars'...
remote: Counting objects: 1466, done.
remote: Total 1466 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 1466
Receiving objects: 100% (1466/1466), 59.43 MiB | 2.43 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (626/626), done.
bareubuntu@bu:~/ws$ git clone https://github.com/kbase/workspace_deluxe
Cloning into 'workspace_deluxe'...
remote: Counting objects: 22004, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (82/82), done.
remote: Total 22004 (delta 41), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 21921
Receiving objects: 100% (22004/22004), 21.44 MiB | 2.44 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (14000/14000), done.
Build¶
Build the documentation:
bareubuntu@bu:~/ws$ cd workspace_deluxe/
bareubuntu@bu:~/ws/workspace_deluxe$ make build-docs
The build directory is docs
.


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public class CustomExpandableListAdapter
extends android.widget.BaseExpandableListAdapter
BaseExpandableListAdapter
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CustomExpandableListAdapter(android.content.Context context,
java.util.List<java.lang.String> groupData,
java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> childData)
Constructor to initialize the child and group data.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.Object |
getChild(int groupPosition,
int childPosition)
Gets the data associated with the given child within the given group.
|
long |
getChildId(int groupPosition,
int childPosition)
Gets the id for the given child within the given group.
|
int |
getChildrenCount(int groupPosition)
Gets the number of children in a specified group.
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android.view.View |
getChildView(int groupPosition,
int childPosition,
boolean isLastChild,
android.view.View convertView,
android.view.ViewGroup parent)
Gets a View that displays the data for the given child within the given group.
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java.lang.String |
getGroup(int groupPosition)
Gets the data associated with the given group.
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int |
getGroupCount()
Gets the number of groups.
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long |
getGroupId(int groupPosition)
Gets the id for the group at the given position.
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android.view.View |
getGroupView(int groupPosition,
boolean isExpanded,
android.view.View convertView,
android.view.ViewGroup parent)
Gets a View that displays the given group.
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boolean |
hasStableIds()
Indicates whether the child and group ids are stable across changes to the underlying data.
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boolean |
isChildSelectable(int groupPosition,
int childPosition)
Whether the child at the specified position is selectable.
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void |
registerDataSetObserver(android.database.DataSetObserver observer)
Register an observer that is called when changes happen to the data used by this adapter.
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void |
unregisterDataSetObserver(android.database.DataSetObserver observer)
Unregister an observer that has previously been registered with this adapter
via
registerDataSetObserver(DataSetObserver) . |
public CustomExpandableListAdapter(android.content.Context context, java.util.List<java.lang.String> groupData, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.util.List<java.lang.String>> childData)
context
- ContextgroupData
- group data: header titlechildData
- child data: header title, child titlepublic android.view.View getChildView(int groupPosition, int childPosition, boolean isLastChild, android.view.View convertView, android.view.ViewGroup parent)
groupPosition
- the position of the group that contains the childchildPosition
- the position of the child (for which the View is returned) within the groupisLastChild
- whether the child is the last child within the groupconvertView
- the old view to reuse, if possible; it is not guaranteed that the convertView
will have been previously created by getChildView(int, int, boolean, View,
ViewGroup).parent
- the parent that this view will eventually be attached topublic java.lang.Object getChild(int groupPosition, int childPosition)
groupPosition
- the position of the group that the child resides inchildPosition
- the position of the child with respect to other children in the grouppublic long getChildId(int groupPosition, int childPosition)
groupPosition
- the position of the group that contains the childchildPosition
- the position of the child within the group for which the id is wantedpublic int getChildrenCount(int groupPosition)
groupPosition
- the position of the group for which the children count should be returnedpublic android.view.View getGroupView(int groupPosition, boolean isExpanded, android.view.View convertView, android.view.ViewGroup parent)
groupPosition
- the position of the group for which the View is returnedisExpanded
- whether the group is expanded or collapsedconvertView
- the old view to reuse, if possible; it is not guaranteed that the convertView
will have been previously created by getGroupView(int, boolean, View, ViewGroup).parent
- the parent that this view will eventually be attached topublic java.lang.String getGroup(int groupPosition)
groupPosition
- the position of the grouppublic int getGroupCount()
public long getGroupId(int groupPosition)
groupPosition
- the position of the grouppublic boolean hasStableIds()
public boolean isChildSelectable(int groupPosition, int childPosition)
groupPosition
- the position of the group that contains the childchildPosition
- the position of the child within the grouppublic void registerDataSetObserver(android.database.DataSetObserver observer)
registerDataSetObserver
in interface android.widget.ExpandableListAdapter
registerDataSetObserver
in class android.widget.BaseExpandableListAdapter
observer
- the object that gets notified when the data set changespublic void unregisterDataSetObserver(android.database.DataSetObserver observer)
registerDataSetObserver(DataSetObserver)
.
unregisterDataSetObserver
in interface android.widget.ExpandableListAdapter
unregisterDataSetObserver
in class android.widget.BaseExpandableListAdapter
observer
- the object to unregister


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Reduced ERP rates at selected gantries during December school holidays
SINGAPORE: Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) rates will be reduced at selected gantries during the upcoming December school holidays, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced on Monday (Nov 11).
The revised rates will apply from Saturday (Nov 16) to Dec 31, the authority said in a news release.
The affected roads and expressways are as shown below:
Rates for other gantries will remain unchanged.
ERP rates will revert to the pre-school holiday rates from Jan 2.
The next quarterly review will take place in February, LTA said.