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| ouch-package {ouch} | R Documentation |
The ouch package provides facilities for phylogenetic comparative analysis based on Ornstein-Uhlenbeck models of trait evolution along a phylogeny. Multivariate data and complex adaptive hypotheses are supported.
The basic class, ouchtree
, is provided to encode a phylogenetic tree.
Plot and print methods are provided.
The class browntree
derives from class ouchtree
and encodes the results of fitting a Brownian Motion model to data.
The class hansentree
derives from class ouchtree
and encodes the results of fitting a Hansen model to data.
Phylogenies in ouch format: ouchtree()
, ape2ouch()
Brownian motion models: brown()
Simulation of models: simulate()
Display of data: plot()
Extraction of information from fitted models: summary()
, logLik()
, coef()
Example datasets: anolis.ssd
, bimac
Execute citation("ouch")
to view the correct citation for publications.
Aaron A. King
T.F. Hansen. 1997. Stabilizing selection and the comparative analysis of adaptation. Evolution, 51:1341–1351.
Butler, M.A. and A.A. King. 2004. Phylogenetic comparative analysis: a modeling approach for adaptive evolution. American Naturalist 164:683–695.
Cressler, C. E., Butler, M. A., and King, A. A. 2015. Detecting adaptive evolution in phylogenetic comparative analysis using the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck model. Systematic Biology, 64:953–968.
Other phylogenetic comparative models:
brown()
,
hansen()
,
ouchtree
,
paint()
Other methods for ouch trees:
as_data_frame
,
bootstrap()
,
coef()
,
logLik
,
paint()
,
plot()
,
print()
,
simulate()
,
summary()
,
update()
Other examples:
anolis.ssd
,
bimac
,
geospiza


Test Report
GTEM Correlation CELL
Common Information
Test Description:
Operating Conditions:
Operator Name:
Comment:
GTEM Correlation OATS


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And between the chambers was the wideness of twenty cubits round about the house on every side.


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You can read more about the dataset - its features and 3 types of flowers here
First we train a model which learns how each of Iris flowers are composed of. This downloads the dataset, transforms it and trains a neural network using Tensorflow JS.
with confidence that this is flower.


bootstrap-drawer is a Bootstrap add-on/plugin that, in Bootstrap style, adds an "off-canvas" element to your pages and containers. We call it a "drawer" in these parts.*
I've looked around for fast-and-easy ways of implementing this constantly (and consistently), and I've had to rebuild it a few times. Tired of doing this, I created this! I imagine there's a lot of people like me looking for something like this, especially one that easily works with their front-end framework of choice, Bootstrap.
* Mostly because "bootstrap-offcanvas" was taken, and I've always referred to it as a mobile "drawer".
Bootstrap is required for this plugin, since bootstrap-drawer is built on top of the framework. (Thus, jQuery is also required.)
bower install bootstrap-drawer
or npm install bootstrap-drawer
You can also find all the release on the GitHub repo releases page. For your convenience, here are some links to the latest releases:
Get Latest Vesion (1.0.5) Download bootstrap-drawer-1.0.5.zip
If you simply just want to quickly use bootstrap-drawer with Bootstrap, you just need to include dist/bootstrap-drawer.css
after Bootstrap, and then include any other files after that.

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="bootstrap.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="bootstrap-drawer.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="YOUR_OTHER_STYLES.css">

To get a simple, full-page drawer, like the one here in the docs, simply add .has-drawer
to your
body, and add the .drawer
container like so:

Menu

Menu

This is a properly padded container for content in the
drawer that isn't a navigation.

A Regular Link

Home

Profile

Messages

© Caroline Amaba

You can also nest the drawer in a block container by adding the .drawer-inside
class to
.drawer
and adding .has-inner-drawer
to your parent container, like so:
You can also use panels inside of other elements that have a defined with and height. A
z-index
will also need to be defined.
You'll also have to make sure that you give your controls (however you do them) are visible. In
this example, the .panel-body
was given padding-left: 10%
so that the Menu
button isn't running into the content of the panel.

Menu

Menu

Link

Link

Link

You can also use panels inside of other elements that have
a defined with and height.

You'll have to be responsible for making sure your controls accessible.

bootstrap_drawer was built with a Bootstrap-minded style. The classes used are very similar
to the .nav
and .panel
classes in Bootstrap. The Bootstrap data-api
for toggling the drawer is, likewise, built like .collapse
and its javascript component.
bootstrap-drawer does not (yet) have a class that expands to a navbar on bigger screens. For now, the main focus of bootstrap-drawer was to do one thing well. In a later version, there may be an additional ".drawer-navbar" class to remove the drawer on larger screens.
.drawer
is the main class. The sizing system is based on the 12-column system of Bootstrap,
using .dw-SIZE-#COLS
. The drawer is built mobile-first, like the rest of Bootstrap, and the
size in width is based on the document's fluid width (a percentage of it, based on the columns). This
size becomes relative when using it inside another container.
.fold
started the menu closed (.fold.open
starts the menu opened). This class, as
well as the
javascript component are built similarly to the .collapse
components. It had to
be named differently because bootstrap-drawer is folding horizontally and not collapsing vertically.

...

.drawer-controls
is a special drawer column made to house a toggle button for the drawer that
moves with the component. It's an optional piece, since the menu can be toggled by other buttons either
using the built-in data-toggle="drawer"
or the jQuery API ($('.drawer').drawer();
).

Menu

...

.drawer-contents
wraps the main parts of the drawer: .drawer-heading
, .drawer-body
,
.drawer-nav
/ .drawer-fullnav
, .drawer-footer
. These classes are very
similar to how Bootstrap's .panel
inner classes work.
.drawer-nav
and .drawer-fullnav
are already-built nav classes that are based on the
.nav.nav-pills.nav-stacked
combination of classes. The difference between the two is that
.drawer-nav
has padding on the left and right, while .drawer-fullnav
goes the
entire width of the drawer.
You can use .drawer-body
to wrap you own navigation, as well, or just include content.
DEMOS:
.drawer-heading
, like .panel-heading
is specially styled to be the top of the
drawer. In addition, there is a .drawer-title
class that can be put within .drawer-heading
for a specially styled <h#>
tag.
.drawer-footer
finishes off the components of the drawer (again, like .panel-footer
).
Additionally, by giving the .drawer-footer
an additional locked
class, the footer
will then stick to the bottom of the drawer. This is absolutely positioned within the drawer, and you should
be careful that your content does not overlap the .drawer-footer
.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Salads do not have to boring! This gutsy dish is jam-packed with zingy flavours. Try it as a weekend lunch with friends.
For the glazed chicory, heat the orange juice and zest in a saucepan over a medium heat until the volume of liquid has reduced to a sticky glaze. Add the raspberry vinegar and bring the mixture to the boil.
Add the red chicory leaves and cook, stirring well, for 2-3 minutes, or until wilted. Add the rapeseed oil, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool. (This will make more glazed chicory than you will need for this recipe. Any leftover chicory can be stored, covered in the oil, in a sterilised, airtight container and kept in the fridge for up to two weeks.)
For the battered anchovies, in a large bowl, whisk together the cornflour, self-raising flour and enough iced sparkling water to form a batter that is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon and has the consistency of double cream.
Heat the vegetable oil in a deep-fat fryer to 180C. Alternatively, heat the oil in a deep, heavy-based saucepan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (Caution: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Dust the drained anchovies in a little flour, then dip them into the batter to coat. Carefully lower the anchovies into the hot oil and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until crisp and deep golden-brown. Remove from the oil using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Keep warm.
For the spiced tuna, in a dry frying pan, toast the cumin seeds and coriander seeds over a medium heat for 2-3 minutes, or until fragrant. Grind the spices using a spice grinder or a pestle and mortar. Stir in the remaining spices, grinding them as you go. Sprinkle this spice rub onto a plate.
Press the tuna steaks into the spice rub to completely coat on one side, then set aside.
For the salad, put the Little Gem lettuce quarters on a baking tray and drizzle over a little olive oil. Using a chef’s blowtorch (or a very hot grill), lightly char the edges of the lettuce leaves.
 Toss the salad until coated in the glaze (you may need to add more of the glazed chicory).
To cook the spiced tuna steaks, add the vegetable oil to a large non-stick frying pan set over a medium heat. Fry the tuna steaks, spiced-side down (in batches if necessary), and fry until the spice rub forms a crisp, golden-brown crust.
Add the butter and lemon juice to the pan, turn the tuna steaks over and baste the other side with the pan juices. Continue to fry for 1-2 minutes, or until the tuna is cooked to your liking.
Serve the spiced tuna steaks with the salad alongside. Garnish with the battered anchovies.


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This module contains the Base class for all building elements.
class teaser.logic.buildingobjects.buildingphysics.buildingelement.BuildingElement(parent=None)¶
Bases: object
Building element class.
This is the base class for all building elements.
Parameters:
parent : ThermalZone()
The parent class of this object, the ThermalZone the BE belongs to.
Allows for better control of hierarchical structures.
Default is None.
Raises:
None
Attributes
internal_id
(float) Random id for the destinction between different elements
name
(str) Individual name
construction_type
(str) Type of construction (“heavy” or “light”)
year_of_refurbishment
(int) Year of refurbishment
year_of_construction
(int) Year of first construction
area
(float) Area of building element
tilt
(float) Tilt against horizontal
orientation
(float) Compass direction of building element (0 : north, 90: est, 180: south, 270: west)
inner_convection
(float) Constant heat transfer coefficient of convection inner side
inner_radiation
(float) Constant heat transfer coefficient of radiation inner side
outer_convection
(float) Constant heat transfer coefficient of convection outer side for inner walls and ground floor zero
outer_radiation
(float) Constant heat transfer coefficient of radiation outer side for inner walls and ground floor zero
layer
(list) List of all layers of a building element (to be filled with Layer objects). Use element.layer = None to delete all layers of the building element
Gathers all material properties of the building element and returns
them as a np.array. Needed for the calculation of the matrix in
equivalent_res(t_bt) especially for walls.
Saves typical building elements according to their construction
year and their construction type in the the XML file for type buidling
elements. If the Project parent is set, it automatically saves it to
the file given in Project.data. Alternatively you can specify a path to
a file of TypeBuildingElements. If this file does not exist,
a new file is created.
This function adds an additional layer of insulation and sets the
thickness of the layer according to the retrofit standard in the
year of refurbishment. Refurbishment year must be newer then 1995
Note: To Calculate thickness and U-Value, the standard TEASER
coefficients for outer and inner heat transfer are used.


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When cpplib encounters an “identifier”, it generates a hash code for
it and stores it in the hash table. By “identifier” we mean tokens
with type CPP_NAME
; this includes identifiers in the usual C
sense, as well as keywords, directive names, macro names and so on. For
example, all of pragma
, int
, foo
and
__GNUC__
are identifiers and hashed when lexed.
Each node in the hash table contain various information about the identifier it represents. For example, its length and type. At any one time, each identifier falls into exactly one of three categories:
These have been declared to be macros, either on the command line or
with #define
. A few, such as __TIME__
are built-ins
entered in the hash table during initialization. The hash node for a
normal macro points to a structure with more information about the
macro, such as whether it is function-like, how many arguments it takes,
and its expansion. Built-in macros are flagged as special, and instead
contain an enum indicating which of the various built-in macros it is.
Assertions are in a separate namespace to macros. To enforce this, cpp
actually prepends a #
character before hashing and entering it in
the hash table. An assertion’s node points to a chain of answers to
that assertion.
Everything else falls into this category—an identifier that is not
currently a macro, or a macro that has since been undefined with
#undef
.
When preprocessing C++, this category also includes the named operators,
such as xor
. In expressions these behave like the operators they
represent, but in contexts where the spelling of a token matters they
are spelt differently. This spelling distinction is relevant when they
are operands of the stringizing and pasting macro operators #
and
##
. Named operator hash nodes are flagged, both to catch the
spelling distinction and to prevent them from being defined as macros.
The same identifiers share the same hash node. Since each identifier
token, after lexing, contains a pointer to its hash node, this is used
to provide rapid lookup of various information. For example, when
parsing a #define
statement, CPP flags each argument’s identifier
hash node with the index of that argument. This makes duplicated
argument checking an O(1) operation for each argument. Similarly, for
each identifier in the macro’s expansion, lookup to see if it is an
argument, and which argument it is, is also an O(1) operation. Further,
each directive name, such as endif
, has an associated directive
enum stored in its hash node, so that directive lookup is also O(1).
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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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EICR Element Independent CoRotational formulation. More...
#include <EICR.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef double | RealType |
| typedef BoundedMatrix< RealType, 3, 3 > | BoundedMatrixType3x3 |
| typedef array_1d< RealType, 3 > | Vector3Type |
| typedef std::vector< Vector3Type > | Vector3ContainerType |
| typedef Vector | VectorType |
| typedef Matrix | MatrixType |
| typedef std::size_t | SizeType |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| template<class TVec , class TMat > | |
| static void | Spin (const TVec &rV, TMat &rS) |
| template<class TVec , class TMat > | |
| static void | Spin_AtRow (const TVec &rV, TMat &rS, const SizeType RowIndex) |
| template<class TVec , class TMat > | |
| static void | Spin_AtRow (const TVec &rV, TMat &rS, const SizeType VectorIndex, const SizeType MatrixRowIndex) |
| template<class TVec , class TMat > | |
| static void | Spin (const TVec &rV, TMat &rS, double Multiplier) |
| template<class TVec , class TMat > | |
| static void | Spin_AtRow (const TVec &rV, TMat &rS, const double Multiplier, const SizeType RowIndex) |
| template<class TVec , class TMat > | |
| static void | Spin_AtRow (const TVec &rV, TMat &rS, const double Multiplier, const SizeType VectorIndex, const SizeType MatrixRowIndex) |
| static MatrixType | Compute_Pt (const SizeType NumNodes) |
| static MatrixType | Compute_S (const Vector3ContainerType &rNodes) |
| static MatrixType | Compute_H (const VectorType &rDisplacements) |
| static MatrixType | Compute_L (const VectorType &rDisplacements, const VectorType &rForces, const MatrixType &rH) |
EICR Element Independent CoRotational formulation.
E.I.C.R. is a utility class containing static methods related to the Element Independent Corotational Formulation. This class implements methods that do not depend on the element type, and so they can be used by any implementation of a corotational coordinate transformation.
| typedef BoundedMatrix<RealType, 3, 3> Kratos::EICR::BoundedMatrixType3x3 |
| typedef Matrix Kratos::EICR::MatrixType |
| typedef double Kratos::EICR::RealType |
| typedef std::size_t Kratos::EICR::SizeType |
| typedef std::vector<Vector3Type> Kratos::EICR::Vector3ContainerType |
| typedef array_1d<RealType, 3> Kratos::EICR::Vector3Type |
| typedef Vector Kratos::EICR::VectorType |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Axial Vector Jacobian. The output is a square matrix of size rDisplacements.size() (which is num_nodes * 6). Note that 6 Degrees Of Freedom are assumed for each node.
| rDisplacements | the vector of nodal displacements and rotations in the local corotational coordinate system. (assumed size = num_nodes*6) |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin derivative of (Axial Vector Jacobian)^T contracted with the nodal moment vector. The output is a square matrix of size rDisplacements.size() (which is num_nodes * 6). Note that 6 Degrees Of Freedom are assumed for each node.
| rDisplacements | the vector of nodal displacements and rotations in the local corotational coordinate system. (assumed size = num_nodes*6) |
| rForces | the vector of nodal forces and moments in the local corotational coordinate system. (assumed size = num_nodes*6) |
| rH | the Axial Vector Jacobian Matrix computed with a previous call to EICR::Compute_H(rDisplacements) |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Translational Projector Matrix. The output is a square matrix of size NumNodes*6. Note that 6 Degrees Of Freedom are assumed for each node.
| NumNodes | the number of nodes |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin Lever Matrix. The output is a rectangular matrix of 3 columns and rNodes.size()*6 rows. Note that 6 Degrees Of Freedom are assumed for each node.
| rNodes | the input nodes |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin of the input vector rV, and saves the result into the output matrix rS. Note: no check is made on the size of the input-output arguments.
| rV | the input vector (assumed size: >= 3) |
| rS | the output matrix (assumed size: >= 3x3) |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin of the input vector rV, and saves the result into the output matrix rS. This version uses a multiplier for the output values. Note: no check is made on the size of the input-output arguments.
| rV | the input vector (assumed size: >= 3) |
| rS | the output matrix (assumed size: >= 3x3) |
| Multiplier | the multiplier for the output values |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin of the input vector rV, and saves the result into the output matrix rS, at the specified row index. This version uses a multiplier for the output values. Note: no check is made on the size of the input-output arguments.
| rV | the input vector (assumed size: >= 3) |
| rS | the output matrix (assumed size: >= 3x3) |
| Multiplier | the multiplier for the output values |
| RowIndex | the index of the first row in the output matrix where the spin has to be saved |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin of the input vector rV, from the specified index, and saves the result into the output matrix rS, at the specified row index. This version uses a multiplier for the output values. Note: no check is made on the size of the input-output arguments.
| rV | the input vector (assumed size: >= 3) |
| rS | the output matrix (assumed size: >= 3x3) |
| Multiplier | the multiplier for the output values |
| VectorIndex | the index of the first component of the input vector to be used to compute the spin |
| MatrixRowIndex | the index of the first row in the output matrix where the spin has to be saved |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin of the input vector rV, and saves the result into the output matrix rS, at the specified row index. Note: no check is made on the size of the input-output arguments.
| rV | the input vector (assumed size: >= 3) |
| rS | the output matrix (assumed size: >= 3x3) |
| RowIndex | the index of the first row in the output matrix where the spin has to be saved |
|
inlinestatic |
Computes the Spin of the input vector rV, from the specified index, and saves the result into the output matrix rS, at the specified row index. Note: no check is made on the size of the input-output arguments.
| rV | the input vector (assumed size: >= 3) |
| rS | the output matrix (assumed size: >= 3x3) |
| VectorIndex | the index of the first component of the input vector to be used to compute the spin |
| MatrixRowIndex | the index of the first row in the output matrix where the spin has to be saved |


compound interest
# Do the following
- Make two objects. Properties: name, bankBalance, monthlySavings, interestRate, yearsSaving
- Make a function that takes an object as a parameter
- Make this function calculate compound interest based on bankBalance, monthlySavings, interestRate, yearsSaving
- Make the function console.log "Client saved after "


Changes
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v4.6.3 (11 November 2011)
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v4.6.2 (10 November 2011)
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Bugfix:
Rare bug in orientation of polygons returned by Clipper's Execute method.
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Bugfix:
Previous update introduced a mitering bug in the OffsetPolygons function.
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v4.6 (29 October 2011)
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Added:
Support for Positive and Negative polygon fill types (in addition to the EvenOdd and NonZero fill types).
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Bugfix:
The OffsetPolygons function was generating the occasional artefact when 'shrinking' polygons.
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v4.5.5 (6 October 2011)
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Bugfix:
Fixed an obscure bug in Clipper's JoinCommonEdges method.
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Update:
Replaced IsClockwise function with Orientation function. The orientation issues affecting OffsetPolygons should finally be resolved.
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Change:
The Area function once again returns the signed area.
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v4.5.1 (27 September 2011)
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Deleted:
The UseFullCoordinateRange property has been deleted since integer range is now managed implicitly.
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BugFix:
Minor bug in OffsetPolygon mitering.
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Change:
C# JoinType enum moved from Clipper class to ClipperLib namespace.
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Change:
The Area function now returns the absolute area (irrespective of orientation).
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Change:
The IsClockwise function now requires a second parameter - YAxisPositiveUpward - to accommodate displays with Y-axis oriented in either direction.
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v4.4.4 (10 September 2011)
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Update:
Deleted jtButt from JoinType (used by the OffsetPolygons function).
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BugFix:
Fixed another minor bug in OffsetPolygons function.
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Update:
Further improvements to the help file.
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v4.4.3 (29 August 2011)
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BugFix:
Fixed a minor rounding issue in OffsetPolygons function (affected C++ and C# translations).
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BugFix:
Fixed a minor bug in OffsetPolygons' function declaration (affected C++ translation only).
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Change:
'clipper' namespace changed to 'ClipperLib' namespace in both C++ and C# code to remove the ambiguity between the Clipper class and the namespace. (This also required numerous updates to the accompanying demos.)
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v4.4.2 (26 August 2011)
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BugFix:
A minor bugfix in Clipper.
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Update:
The OffsetPolygons function has been significantly improved by offering 4 different join styles.
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v4.4.0 (6 August 2011)
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BugFix:
A number of minor bugfixes that mostly affected the new ExPolygons structure.
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v4.3.0 (17 June 2011)
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Added:
ExPolygons structure that explicitly associates 'hole' polygons with their 'outer' container polygons.
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Added:
Execute method now overloaded so the solution parameter
can be either Polygons or ExPolygons.
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Bug fix:
Fixed a rare bug in the orientation of solution polygons.
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v4.2.8 (21 May 2011)
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Update:
JoinCommonEdges() improved once more.
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BugFix:
Several minor bugs fixed.
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v4.2.6 (1 May 2011)
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Bug fix:
Minor bug in SlopesEqual function.
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Update:
Merging of output polygons sharing common edges has been significantly inproved
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v4.2.4 (26 April 2011)
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Update:
Input polygon coordinates can now contain the full range of signed 64bit integers (ie +/-9,223,372,036,854,775,807). This means that floating point values can be converted to and from Clipper's 64bit vertex structure (IntPoint) and still retain a precision of up to 18 decimal places. However, since the large-integer math that supports this expanded range imposes a small cost on performance (~15%), a new property UseFullCoordinateRange has been added to the Clipper class to allow users the choice of whether or not to use this expanded coordinate range. If this property is disabled, coordinate values are restricted to +/-1,500,000,000. (By default, this property is enabled.)
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v4.2.0 (12 April 2011)
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Update:
JoinCommonEdges() code significantly improved plus other minor improvements.
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v4.1.1 (8 April 2011)
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Change:
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Bug fix:
Bug in JoinCommonEdges() caused potential endless loop.
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Bug fix:
Bug in IsClockwise(). (C++ code only)
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v4.0 (4 April 2011)
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Major update:
Clipper is a major rewrite of earlier versions. The biggest change is that floating point values are no longer used, except for the storing of edge slope values. The main benefit of this is the issue of numerical robustness has been addressed. Due to other major code improvements Clipper v4 is approximately 40% faster than Clipper v3.
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Changes:
The AddPolyPolygon method has been renamed to AddPolygons, and the IgnoreOrientation property has been removed. The clipper_misc library has been merged back into the clipper library.
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v3.1.0 (17 February 2011)
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Bug fix:
Obscure bug in TClipperBase.SetDx method that caused problems with very small edges ( edges <1/1000th
pixel in size).
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v3.0 (31 January 2011)
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Update:
Major rewrite of the portion of code that calculates the output polygons' orientation.
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Change:
Renamed ForceOrientation property to IgnoreOrientation. (If the orientation of output polygons is not important, or can be managed separately, clipping routines can be sped up by about 60% by setting IgnoreOrientation to true. Defaults to false.)
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Change:
The OffsetPolygon and Area functions have been moved to the new unit - clipper_misc.
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v2.99 (15 January 2011)
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Bug fix:
Obscure bug in AddPolygon method could cause an endless loop.
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v2.8 (20 November 2010)
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Output polygons which previously shared a common edge are now merged.
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Added support module for Cairo Graphics Library (with accompanying demo).
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v2.522 (15 October 2010)
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Added C# translation (thanks to Olivier Lejeune) and a link to Ruby bindings (thanks to Mike Owens).
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v2.0 (31 July 2010)
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Major update:
Clipper now processes polygons using both the Even-Odd (alternate)
and Non-Zero (winding) filling rules.
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v1.4c (16 June 2010)
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Additions:
Added Delphi and C++ units to support the AGG graphics library
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v1.2s (2 June 2010)
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C++ translation of Delphi code
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v1.0 (9 May 2010) - Initial public release
See Also
ClipperBase.AddPolygon, ClipperBase.AddPolygons, Area, Clipper.Execute, ExPolygons, IntPoint, JoinType, OffsetPolygons, Orientation, PolyFillType, Polygons
Copyright ©2010-2011 Angus Johnson - Clipper version 4.6.3 - Help file built on 11-November-2011


We've often heard the Marines are looking for a few good men, and director William Friedkin seems intent on creating another "A Few Good Men" in "Rules of Engagement," another drama about the terrible consequences that can result when military officers make the wrong choices in the heat of the moment. In "Rules," that officer is Col. Terry Childers (Samuel L. Jackson), a 30-year veteran of the Marine Corps who oversees the evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Yemen. By the time it's all over, 83 Yemenis are dead and more than 100 are wounded.
Everyone agrees there was a demonstration outside the building, that the protesters got a little rowdy and that snipers took a few potshots at the Marines. But there's controversy over whether or not Childers was justified in ordering his troops to fire on the crowd. Some observers insist the Marines were gunning down unarmed civilians; Childers thinks he saw weapons in the hands of some of the women and children.
With an international scandal brewing, the stage is set for a court-martial, and Childers turns to his old friend Col. Hayes Hodges (Tommy Lee Jones) to defend him. Since National Security Advisor William Sokal (Bruce Greenwood) has secretly destroyed the videotape that would back up Childers' charges -- "Why should the United States be held responsible for the actions of one man?" Sokal argues -- Hodges and Childers face an uphill battle.
"Rules of Engagement" has some points of interest, not the least of which are the performances of Jones and Jackson. Jackson pours so much barely contained intensity into Childers the audience can't always be sure he was thinking clearly during the incident, and that keeps the interest percolating. After sleepwalking through so many of his recent films ("U.S. Marshals" and "Double Jeopardy" immediately come to mind), Jones again reminds us here what a resourceful, exciting actor he can be. There's entertaining work from the prosecution as well, with Guy Pearce ("L.A. Confidential") contributing an attention-grabbing turn as a showboating lawyer anxious to send Childers to prison.
The acting can only go so far, however, in camouflaging the movie's dullish screenplay. Writer Stephen Gaghan, who trained in television, tends to sacrifice depth and characterization in the name of narrative, meaning we're served copious flashbacks to Childers' experiences in Vietnam but few meaningful details about his personal life. As for Sokal and the weak-willed ambassador (Ben Kingsley) Childers saved, they're pure cardboard, just another pair of easily vilified bureaucrats.
As expected, "Rules" climaxes with the trial, and although Friedkin inserts many extreme close-ups of Childers' angry eyes and Hodges' furrowed brow, the finale still seems awfully cut-and-dried. Unlike the much better "Courage Under Fire," in which viewers had at least four different sides of a story to choose from, "Rules" offers only two, and only one of them is genuinely credible. In a courtroom that's sometimes the case, but in a movie we need a more substantial pay-off after two hours of build-up. James Sanford
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Basic motion/velocity integrator library for 3D worlds with basic behaviours for C++ programs. An important part is the scripting capabilities which allows easy file loading of AI settings. Currently the script library Lua is used and is open source under the MIT license.
mvMotionAI is a C/C++ & Lua based artificial intelligence module dealing with motion type actions such as one body follow another or moving towards a single point. These types of actions are referred as steering behaviours. As well as these common behaviours, this library uses a scripting language, so the various settings of each behaviour can be changed without recompiling the program.
mvMotionAI uses a OpenGL function interface, as most of the functions in the library have a prefix of 'mv'. The main class in the library is the mvWorld, which contains all of the minor classes. mvWorlds contain mvForce (gravity, wind, direction pull), mvObstacles (non-moving objects which are not yet implemented), mvWaypoints (points or markers in the world).
In the library, each moving item such as a car, a bird or person is represented as a mvBody. Each mvBody has various properties such as its position, maximum speed, direction in the world. These bodies can be grouped together, Each behaviour has already been written in the library, so there is no feature yet implemented which allows completely new behaviours to created at run-time.
There are four implemented behaviour in the library which are:
| MV_SEEK | moves towards a way point |
| MV_FLEE | moves away from a way point |
| MV_CLONE | copies the velocity of another body |
| MV_PURSUIT | chases after a moving body |
| MV_SIMPLE_FLOCK | a group flocking behaviour consisting of three types of behaviours which is similar to boids. They are attraction, separation and cohesion. |
The scripting language in this case is Lua. By combination of behaviours above you can create a different motion. In the test application, the Lua script (Test.lua) contains some behaviours which the bodies in a worlds follow.
For example, to build a world containing a body at (4,1,0) moving towards a way point at (10,11,4), the following Lua code is:
world1 = mvAddWorld('HELLO_WORLD');
body1 = mvAddBody(world1,'MV_PARTICLE','MV_AABOX',4,1,0);
waypoint1 = mvAddWaypoint(world1,'MV_SINGLE_WAYPOINT','MV_AABOX',10,11,4);
-- comments start with --
-- this
mvSetDefaultWaypointForBody(world1,waypoint1,body1);
mvAddBehaviourToBody(world1,body1,'MV_SEEK');
mvMotionAI Doxygen documentation
| Version | Date | Comments |
| 1.04 | 21/09/06 | Added more to the overview section |
| 1.03 | 9/06/06 | Formatting and page referencing improvements |
| 1.02 | 6/06/05 | More tables for lua function section, split section to files |
| 1.01 | 25/06/05 | Breaking up tables in functionalities section into general and various detailed class types |
| 1.00 | 23/05/06 | Created index file along with sections overview, functionalities and design goals, C++ functions, Log and Entities. |


Constructor
new Proc(nodeName, procIndex, localNode)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
nodeName |
module:Serl.Node#name | |
procIndex |
module:Serl.ProcIndex | |
localNode |
module:Serl.Node | The node which spawns the new proc, then stores it in its node.procMap. This procMap should be the ONLY direct reference to the process, otherwise interactions with this process should only occur via send/receive i.e. message-passing. |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
toString |
function | |
defaultMailHandler |
function | |
send |
function | |
receive |
function | |
node |
module:Serl.Node | Reference to argument passed in parameter#3; doing this is questionable. To be reviewed. |
nodeIndex |
module:Serl.NodeIndex | |
pid |
module:Serl.Pid | Unique identifier for this proc, on this Node. |
mailbox |
Array | A stack for messages received by this proc. |
mailHandler |
function | A method which determines how the process handles messages it receives. This may include storing them in the mailbox, checking messages already in the mailbox, executing other logic, or simply ignoring them. |
Members
node :module:Serl.Node
Type:
Methods
defaultMailHandler()
When the next message come in, they will be held in this.mailbox in their order of arrival. No attempt is made to match them to any further logical branches
receive()
See OTP docs.
In the body of a function passed to spawn/n, usage would be in the example below, where
this
refers to the proc which was
spawned.
- Source:
- See:
-
- How does a process handle received messages?
Text: https://erlangbyexample.org/send-receive
Illustrated: https://learnyousomeerlang.com/more-on-multiprocessingWhen a process receives a message, the message is appended to the mailbox. The receive block will try each message in the mailbox (one by one), against that block's sequence of patterns, until one of the messages matches a pattern. When there is match, the message gets removed from the mailbox and the logic corresponding to the matched pattern will get executed. If there is no match, then that message remains in the mailbox, and the following message gets tried sequentially, against all of the receive block's patterns. If no messages in the mailbox match any pattern, the process, having tried all messages, and having exhausted all receive patterns, will get suspended until a new message arrives, and the message processing logic starts all over, beginning with the first message in the mailbox.
- How does a process handle received messages?
- To Do:
-
- extend example to include entire call to spawn/n
- typecheck 'branches'? Should be iterable. Currently expects
- type: [ [ 'function', 'function'] ]
- Perhaps allow type: [ 'function', 'function' ] ?
- Perhaps allow type: 'function' where this is just the branch?
Example
let awaited = await this.receive( branches )
send(dest, msg)
Sends a message from this process to another process.
Ultimately executes:
destinationProcess.mailHandler ( validMsg )
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
dest |
module:Serl.Pid | A Pid object which addresses the local or remote process. |
msg |
* | The message to be sent to the destination process. |
- Source:
- To Do:
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- Validation/Proxy/Reassignment: ensure that nothing is passed by reference.
- Validation of
dest
?
toString()
Overridden toString . Output is of the form:
[object Proc<0.1>]


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Athan Bezaitis. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/61f96490ec8ab69c88256849001f1c32?OpenDocument
ROSETTA
A film Review by Athan Bezaitis Copyright Filmcritic.com
Fair warning!!!  If you thought the hand held camera motion from THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT was bad, you'll be stumbling out of this one with a splitting headache and nausea that only Dramamine can prevent or projectile vomiting can cure. At least in BLAIR WITCH the technique served a purpose that added an element of mystery to the film. ROSETTA, on the other hand, was so dull and convoluted that the hand held style fails miserably in its attempt to create a `realistic atmosphere.' Directors Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne should issue a warning for theaters to block off the first eight rows of every location that this movie opens so that nobody gets too close to the screen, plus they ought to provide those handy little barf bags, just in case you have a weak stomach like me.
Rosetta, played by newcomer Emilie Dequenne, is a seventeen year-old adolescent suffering through a miserable life in Seraing, Belgium. She lives in a trailer park with an alcoholic mother who prostitutes herself for booze and food. Her home barely has running water and cannot even provide shelter from the cold wind. Despite her horrid circumstances, the film chronicles her incredible perseverance and strength as she attempts to get a job that will provide food and rent money for her desolate family to survive.
The film's production is primarily at fault for its failure. Subtitled in English, several key scenes have white backgrounds, which make the writing on the screen illegible. Unless you speak French, you'll have no clue as to what is being said. Also, the film never explains the significance of Rosetta's perplexing stomach ailment, which plagues her whenever she expresses any strong emotions. These crucial blunders, coupled with the poor handheld photography, spoil Emilie Dequenne's performance, which resonates as the only bright spot of the whole film.
This is one that should be avoided if you're a movie hound looking for kicks this holiday season. But if you insist on seeing it, I don't recommend eating cheese-filled pastries right before, like I did.
Starring: Emilie Dequenne, Fabrizio Rongione, Anne Yeraux, Olivier Fourmet Directors: Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne Producer: Michele and Laurent Petin Year of Release: 1999 MPAA Rating: R
1 star
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Clean-up efforts begin after Hulimavu lake breach
800 houses were flooded after Bengaluru's Hulimavu lake breach
by Staff ReporterWater has finally started to recede a day after the bund of Hulimavu lake off Bannerghatta Road was breached Sunday afternoon. The authorities are taking stock of the damage wreaked.
More than a thousand people were affected and over 800 houses in Krishna Layout, DLF Road, Saraswathipura, Avani Sringeri Nagar, Royal Residency Layout and BTM Layout 4th stage inundated as water levels rose to a height of two to four feet.
Over 300 people are currently being housed at relief centres and Indira Canteens have been roped in to provide food and water. A local Gurudwara has also stepped in to help affected families. The BBMP has set up separate mobile toilets for women and men at the shelters.
Emergency and rescue personnel are still pumping water out of flooded basements and houses, while the BBMP has started cleaning and fogging operations on Monday morning. All through the night, agencies worked towards shoring up the bund, but residents and activists pointed out that this was just a “temporary band-aid”.
The police are yet to determine how the bund was broken, but have taken up a case against a local contractor based on a complaint filed by the BBMP. While residents allege a local fishing contractor was responsible, civic officials claim it was the result of a wrong assessment made by a contractor who was entrusted with lake rejuvenation work.
This is a developing story. Check back for more updates.