A rapid tearing device of a strip in a rewinder for the winding of paper around a core ( 15) to produce a log ( 12), where said rewinder has a formation area of the log ( 12), for moving cores ( 15) forward into a channel ( 16) defined by a series of cradles ( 17) by an upper winding roller ( 18), the device having a blade ( 24), having the dimension of the width of the rollers ( 18, 19, 20), which can be moved by actuators ( 31, 35; 30, 22, 25) between a rest position and an engagement position on a core ( 15) when the core ( 15) is unloaded from said conveyor ( 13) by means of an introducer ( 34) and introduced into the channel ( 16) thus blocking, between core ( 15) and blade ( 24), the paper ( 11) which is being unwound.
The present invention relates to a rapid tearing device of a strip in a rewinding machine.
In the field of machines suitable for the formation of rolls or “logs” of paper destined for the preparation of toilet paper, blotting paper and/or similar products, rewinding machines are envisaged, which wind the continuous paper coming from a large paper roll, onto cores. For the production of paper rolls, in fact, there is a feeding of a continuous strip of paper material along a pre-defined route. It should be noted that the continuous strip, after starting its unwinding in a certain course, encounters a punching group whereby it is provided with transversal perforation lines to facilitate breakage and consequently the tearing of short sections of paper having a predetermined length.
The continuous strip therefore contains a series of transversal perforated weakening lines, parallel to each other and spaced at regular intervals.
The continuous strip thus treated, is introduced into the rewinding machine, where it is wound onto a cardboard supporting core, tubular in form, externally having a pre-determined portion of glue along a generatrix of the core.
The rotation of the core by means of a group of winding rolls causes the winding of the continuous strip until the respective roll or “log” of wrapping paper has been formed. As already mentioned, at the beginning of the winding, a piece of the strip is joined to the core by means of glue positioned on the latter.
At the end of the winding of a predetermined amount of continuous paper strip, the tail of the log must be separated thus contemporaneously creating the head of a new log to be formed.
The separation operation of the continuous strip is effected, for example, by means of tearing which causes the breakage of the continuous strip along one of the perforated lines produced on the paper and mentioned above.
This separation can be effected in various ways and using various devices. The tearing action of the continuous strip can be effected, for example, by varying the rotation rate of the winding rolls so as to create a section of strip sufficient for causing its breakage along a respective transversal perforated line.
Alternatively, in EP 1618057, the tearing of the continuous strip is effected by the high-pressure blowing of a fluid against the perforated line in order to cause its breakage.
Comb- or buffer-elements are also envisaged, which intervene on the strip near a perforation line and block the paper on the upper winding cylinder in order to effect the above-mentioned separation.
Even if the above systems and methods for the separation of the continuous strip of paper material allow the desired breakage of the paper to be effected along the transversal perforated line selected, these methods are either particularly complex or they generate folds on the paper and problems downstream during rewinding.
The general objective of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the known art in a simple, economical and particularly functional way.
Another objective of the invention is to provide device for the rapid tearing of a strip in a rewinding machine which does not cause folds on the paper which is being wound onto the core.
Yet another objective of the invention is to provide a device for the rapid tearing of a strip in a rewinding machine which causes the least possible waste of paper being wound before the paper adheres to the glue carried by the core.
A further objective of the present invention is to provide a device for the rapid tearing of a strip in a rewinding machine which does not use buffers or, in any case, does not exploit the combined action with the upper winding roll.
In view of the above objectives, according to the present invention, a device has been conceived for the rapid tearing of a strip in a rewinding machine having the characteristics indicated in the enclosed claims.
The structural and functional characteristics of the present invention and its advantages with respect to the known art will appear more evident from the following description referring to the enclosed drawings, which show, inter alia, a scheme of an embodiment of a rapid tearing device of a strip in a rewinding machine produced according to the same invention. In the drawings:
figref[FIG. 1] shows a schematic and synthetic view of the main parts of a rewinding machine which comprises a rapid tearing device of a strip, according to the present invention;
figref[FIG. 2] is an enlarged detail of what is shown in figref[FIG. 1] , in a subsequent operative phase;
figref[FIGS. 3 to 5] show, in similar views of figref[FIG. 1] , subsequent operative phases of the rapid tearing device of a strip in a rewinding machine according to the invention.
With reference to figref[FIG. 1] , this substantially illustrates the core of a rewinding machine in which a rapid tearing device of a continuous strip of paper according to the invention, is positioned.
The rewinding machine at which a continuous strip of paper 11 arrives, such as, for example, toilet paper, blotting paper and/or other types of paper materials, essentially comprises an area in which the rolls or logs 12 of paper are prepared.
A conveyor 13 equipped with pushers 14 for the advancing of cores 15, made of cardboard for example, is positioned upstream of this area for the formation of the log.
The end of the conveyor 13 faces a channel 16 defined by a series of cradles 17 integral with the structure of the rewinder.
An upper winding roll 18 is positioned above the channel 16, or cradles 17, whereas a lower winding roll 19 is situated almost at the end of the cradles 17. A third oscillating roll 20 is positioned above the lower winding roll 19, cooperating with it and with the upper winding roll and acting as a press with a variation in the dimension of the log 12 being formed between the three mentioned rolls 18, 19 and 20.
The cores 15, carried by the conveyor 13 by means of the pushers 14, are previously provided with sections of glue 21, situated in correspondence with the area where the finger on a watch indicates nine. According to the present invention, a device according to the present invention is situated in a similar arrangement of the rewinder.
A pair of arms 22 are in fact envisaged, only one of which is shown, situated in opposite positions with respect to the ends of the rolls. The two arms 22 carry a cross-piece 23, for example tubular, on which a blade 24 is positioned, arranged transversally with respect to the advancing of the paper, which has the same size as the width of the mentioned rolls 18, 19 and 20 (size of the bench).
The blade 24 can be moved by means of actuators, between a stand-by position and an engagement position on a core 15, when this core 15 is discharged by the conveyor 13 and introduced into the channel 16 so as to block, between the core 15 and blade 24, the paper 11 which is being unwound and passing through this point.
The arms 22 oscillate around central pins 25 and two spring cylinders 27 are connected to these at a first end, in further pins 26, the spring cylinders 27 being hinged in turn at the other end of the arms by means of pins 28 to the structure of the rewinder.
The cylinders 27 act as elastic means and operate so that the arms are pulled back according to the arrow 29 of figref[FIG. 1] , i.e. moved away from the upper roll 18 so that the blade 24 does not interfere with one of the cores 15 pushed forwards by the pushers 14 of the conveyor 13, to be sent inside the channel 16. Furthermore, they normally keep the feelers 30 in contact with a cam wheel 31.
The device of the invention also envisages that the arms 22 oscillate by means of a cam wheel—movable feeler coupling in synchronism with a discharge introducer 34 of a core 15 from the conveyor 13 towards the channel 16.
More specifically, the cam wheel—movable feeler coupling envisages that a feeler 30 be positioned at the end of the oscillating arms 22, opposite to that where the blade 24 is situated. The feeler 30 is kept in contact with an outer surface of a cam wheel 31 positioned on the same axis 33 as a toothed wheel 32 which activates the movement of the conveyor 13. In this way the above-mentioned actuating means of the blade 24 are produced.
Furthermore, the cam wheel 31, or toothed wheel 32, carries at least one introducer 34 which discharges the core 15 carried by the pushers 14 of the conveyor 13 and introduces or inserts it at the inlet of channel 16.
A cam portion 35 radially protruding outwardly from the cam wheel 31, acts on the feeler 30 of the two arms 22 when a core 15 is introduced by the introducer 34 at the inlet of the channel 16.
In this way, the arms 22 oscillate clockwise in figref[FIG. 3] , according to the arrow 36, overcoming the force of the spring cylinders 27 and the core 15 is pressed between the blade 24, the pusher 14 and the cradles 17 (figref[FIG. 3] ).
In this way, the paper 11 is also pressed between the walls in contact with each other, and stops. The paper 11 is torn in the transversal perforated line 37, closest to the core 15, due to the strong deceleration it undergoes as a result of the pressure of the core 15 on the blade 24 which has stopped in the maximum proximity position towards the conveyor 13. In this way, the log 12, in formation, is freed and can be removed from its grip between the rolls 18, 19 and 20. In addition, the head of the paper is created, which will be wound around the core 15 which is thus introduced into the channel 16.
figref[FIG. 4] shows how, by continuing the introduction of the core 15 into the channel 16 by means of the pusher 34, the lengths of glue 21, i.e. the glue, are put in contact with the paper 11 just before the head of the paper separated by the device of the invention.
figref[FIG. 5] shows a subsequent step, wherein the core 15, with the respective glued paper 11, is made to roll into the channel 16 by the action of the upper roll 18, to be positioned between the rolls 18, 19 and 20 of the rewinder to produce another log 12.
In the meantime, in an immediately subsequent step to that of the tearing shown in figref[FIG. 3] , the continuous rotation of the toothed wheel 32, or cam wheel 31, causes disengagement between the cam portion 35 of the cam wheel 31 and feeler 30 of the two arms 22, with backward oscillation of the same arms brought back by the cylinders 27 (figref[FIG. 4] ).
The originality of this device consists in the fact that, as in previous devices, there is no specific device (a buffer, for example) which slows down the paper and tears it in the point closest to the perforation, acting on the upper winding roll. It is, in fact, the same core 15 which, in collaboration with the blade 24 situated near the paper 11, grips the paper and tears it.
The operative phases previously illustrated can be summarized by making reference to the figures.
figref[FIG. 1] shows the rewinding machine and the device of the invention appears in stand-by, whereby the introducer 34 does not act and the blade 24 is raised, far from the cores 15 and from the paper 11.
In figref[FIG. 2] , the core 15 is in an exchange phase, the introducer 34 is adjacent to it and the cam portion 35 of the cam wheel 31 is about to come into contact with the feeler 30 to make the arms 22 oscillate.
In figref[FIG. 3] , the introducer 34 is in movement and acts on the core 15, the cam portion 25 moves the arms 22 and causes the blade 24 to descend and block the paper 11 which is torn in the closest point to the perforation after the core 15.
In figref[FIG. 4] , the core 15 enters the cradles 17 and is rotated by the upper roll 18. In this way, the glue 21 is put, with the core, in contact with the paper 11 so as to form a new winding.
Finally, figref[FIG. 5] illustrates more clearly how the log 12 formed between the rolls leaves the same and the wound core 15 is brought to the winding phase. It is also evident that the introducer 34 returns to the low disengagement position and another core 15 is moved forwards.
It can therefore be seen that the device of the invention is extremely simple and the capturing strip of the paper is extremely short and reduced to the minimum.
The objective mentioned in the preamble of the description has therefore been achieved.
The forms of the structure for the production of a device according to the invention, as also the materials and assembly modes, can obviously differ from those shown for purely illustrative and non-limiting purposes in the drawings.
The protection scope of the present invention is therefore delimited by the enclosed claims.
The invention claimed is:


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In the minds of most people, Oliver Stone's 1987 film "Wall Street" is chiefly remembered today for Michael Douglas' frighteningly funny performance as a suave but bloodthirsty trader and for having opened only weeks after the stock market tumble. However, to some young people, particularly those who re-read "The Art of War" regularly and live for sales on Armani suits, the movie is a vital cultural touchstone full of such pearls of wisdom as "greed is good" and "lunch is for wimps." Writer-director Ben Younger's "Boiler Room" would love to be the "Wall Street" of the post-yuppie era, featuring a crew of twentysomething warriors hot on the trail of their first million and willing to do just about anything to close a deal or get a promotion. Unfortunately, "Boiler Room" doesn't have Douglas or anyone like him at its wheel. Instead, Younger gives us Ben Affleck as Jim Young, a no-nonsense pitchman who recruits hungry youngsters into the J.T. Marlin brokerage with promises of endless cash and luxurious living, then all but castrates the kids if they underperform. Affleck appears to have the moxey to pull off the role, but, much to the movie's detriment, he's not the main character. In fact, he's reduced to a glorified cameo role while we're asked to care about shiftless Seth Davis (Giovanni Ribisi) who gave up running daily card games out of his living room to enter the trading world after seeing the Porsches and Ferraris in the J.T. Marlin parking lot. "I was making good money at the casino," Seth tells us in his narration, "but these guys were mackin' it hard." Sadly, Seth soon learns what J.T. Marlin founder Michael (Tom Everett Scott) and his disciples are peddling is not but blue-chip stock but worthless shares in make-believe companies. Didn't he ever stop to wander why the firm had its offices on Long Island instead of in Manhattan? Or why so much paper-shredding goes on after office hours? Perhaps in an attempt to ape David Mamet's shark-eat-shark drama "Glengarry Glen Ross," Younger's script is proudly profane and goes out of its way to make almost all the major characters thoroughly unpleasant. But Mamet's work had real bite and fire, while "Boiler Room" is ultimately a troubled-son morality play (with bad Dad as the villain) dressed up in tough talk and a relentless rap soundtrack. As he proved in last year's fiasco "The Mod Squad," Ribisi, with his blackened eyes and thick tongue, is definitely not hero material and he looks woefully out of place in the company of Affleck, Vin Diesel and Scott Caan, all of whom are convincingly slimy and cold-blooded. With such a cipher at its center, "Boiler Room" wears out its welcome about as quickly as a telemarketer calling during the dinner hour. James Sanford
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2 |
0.002 |
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33 |
1.9 |
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| P12429 |
Annexin A3
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ANXA3
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3 |
5 |
1.4 |
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Carboxymethylenebutenolidase homolog
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CMBL
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3 |
7 |
1.2 |
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Isoform 2 of Immunoglobulin superfamily member 1 |
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The chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) is a type of domesticated fowl, a subspecies of the red junglefowl (Gallus gallus). They are one of the most common and widespread domestic animals, with a total population of 23.7 billion as of 2018[1], up from more than 19 billion in 2011.[2] There are more chickens in the world than any other bird or domesticated fowl.[2] Humans keep chickens primarily as a source of food (consuming both their meat and eggs) and, less commonly, as pets. Originally raised for cockfighting or for special ceremonies, chickens were not kept for food until the Hellenistic period (4th–2nd centuries BC)
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Beef is the meat of cattle (Bos taurus). It is categorized as red meat — a term used for the meat of mammals, which contains higher amounts of iron than chicken or fish. Usually eaten as roasts, ribs, or steaks, beef is also commonly ground or minced. Patties of ground beef are often used in hamburgers. Processed beef products include corned beef, beef jerky, and sausages. Fresh, lean beef is rich in various vitamins and minerals, especially iron and zinc. Therefore, moderate intake of beef can be recommended as part of a healthy diet
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Sushi is an ancient food dish from the Tang dynasty. It has always consisted of fermented fish and rice, and the word sushi means something that tastes sour. Contrary to popular opinion, Sushi does not mean ‘raw fish.’ It means ‘vinegar rice.’ Sushi has evolved into an artful, unique dining experience. In its earliest form, dried fish was placed between two pieces of vinegared rice as a way of preserving it. The nori (seaweed) was added later as a way to keep one’s fingers from getting sticky. The Japanese word su means vinegar, and shi is from meshi, the Japanese word for rice, hence sushi is vinegared rice, Now, the term is used to describe a finger-size piece of raw fish or shellfish on a bed of rice or simply the consumption of raw fish in the Japanese style. This can be eaten as is, or is often dipped into shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) and then eaten. Great care should be taken in making the dish and the many methods of preparing the food indicate the importance of appearance to the educated consumer. Sushi is a work of art as much as a food, and while it is now available in a western ‘quick and easy’ serving style, the traditional ways are far from that.
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By default, for the 1000G phase 3 dataset, individuals HG00096,HG00097 are chosen as cases and HG00099 as carrier and the remaining samples as controls for the demo. The PED file can be downloaded from the home page for the user to alter the Phenotypes of the individuals and perform querying on 1000G phase3 data.For the case-study, sample S111 is marked as the affacted individual and the remaining samples as controls.
Instructions for preparing custom PED filewebGQT requires a phenotype file in PED format that that describes the samples in the target VCF/BCF file. The ped file must contain tab separated fields of IndividualID,Phenotype,Gender,Population to perform pedigree analysis, case-control studies and population comparisons.
Example PED format:IndividualID Population Gender Phenotype
HG00096 GBR 1 2
HG00097 GBR 2 2
HG00099 GBR 2 3
HG00100 GBR 2 1
HG00101 GBR 1 1
HG00102 GBR 2 0
Gender could be coded as male/female or 1 for males and 2 for females. Gender could be NA if unavailable.
Required columns for pedigree analysis and case-control analysis modules:IndividualID and Phenotype columns are required to perform pedigree and case-control analysis
Required columns for population analysis module:IndividualID, Population and Gender are required in the PED file to perform population based variant filtering, and can have optional columns like Phenotype etc. IndividualID, Population and Gender information in the input PED file is dynamically populated in the population analysis module parameters.


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import {MultiSelectModule} from 'primeng/primeng';
Two-way value binding is defined using ngModel and multiselect requires a collection of options where each option should follow the SelectItem interface that defines label-value properties.

import {SelectItem} from 'primeng/primeng';
export class MyModel {
cities: SelectItem[];
selectedCities: string[];
constructor() {
this.cities = [];
this.cities.push({label:'New York', value:'New York'});
this.cities.push({label:'Rome', value:'Rome'});
this.cities.push({label:'London', value:'London'});
this.cities.push({label:'Istanbul', value:'Istanbul'});
this.cities.push({label:'Paris', value:'Paris'});
}
}
MultiSelect can be used in a model driven form as well.

| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| options | array | null | An array of selectitems to display as the available options. |
| disabled | boolean | false | When present, it specifies that the element should be disabled. |
| filter | boolean | true | When specified, displays an input field to filter the items on keyup. |
| defaultLabel | string | Choose | Label to display when there are no selections. |
| appendTo | any | null | Target element to attach the overlay, valid values are "body" or a local ng-template variable of another element. |
| style | string | null | Inline style of the element. |
| styleClass | string | null | Style class of the element. |
| scrollHeight | string | 200px | Height of the viewport in pixels, a scrollbar is defined if height of list exceeds this value. |
| overlayVisible | boolean | false | Specifies the visibility of the options panel. |
| tabindex | number | null | Index of the element in tabbing order. |
| dataKey | string | null | A property to uniquely identify a value in options. |
| inputId | string | null | Identifier of the focus input to match a label defined for the component. |
| displaySelectedLabel | boolean | true | Whether to show labels of selected item labels or use default label. |
| maxSelectedLabels | number | 3 | Decides how many selected item labels to show at most. |
| selectedItemsLabel | string | {0} items selected | Label to display after exceeding max selected labels. |
| Name | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|
| onChange | event.originalEvent: browser event event.value: Current selected values |
Callback to invoke when value changes. |
| onBlur | event.originalEvent: browser event | Callback to invoke when multiselect loses focus. |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
| ui-multiselect | Container element. |
| ui-multiselect-label-container | Container of the label to display selected items. |
| ui-multiselect-label-container | Label to display selected items. |
| ui-multiselect-trigger | Dropdown button. |
| ui-multiselect-filter-container | Container of filter input. |
| ui-multiselect-panel | Overlay panel for items. |
| ui-multiselect-items | List container of items. |
| ui-multiselect-item | An item in the list. |
None.

Selected Cars: {{selectedCars}}

export class MultiSelectDemo {
cars: SelectItem[];
selectedCars: string[] = [];
constructor() {
this.cars = [];
this.cars.push({label: 'Audi', value: 'Audi'});
this.cars.push({label: 'BMW', value: 'BMW'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Fiat', value: 'Fiat'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Ford', value: 'Ford'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Honda', value: 'Honda'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Jaguar', value: 'Jaguar'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Mercedes', value: 'Mercedes'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Renault', value: 'Renault'});
this.cars.push({label: 'VW', value: 'VW'});
this.cars.push({label: 'Volvo', value: 'Volvo'});
}
}


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In school I got a scholarship and was an exchange student at University of Nebraska - Lincoln majoring in computer science for a year a half. There I've worked as a undergrad teaching assistant and was a volunteer researcher in a bioinformatics project as well.
I am currently working as a software developer at the Federal University of Ceará in Fortaleza where I currently write Java web applications.
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Due the growing popularity of image acquisition devices and INTERNET, millions of images are available. It is possible to retrieve and access public images through search engines, such as Google’s for instance. Because of the huge amount of available images in many repositories, the development of methods that can select and filter desired results is crucial. In this context classification algorithms aim to sort elements of a set using clustering and categorization. Thus it is possible to apply these algorithms to sort results from a search for images in such a manner that they are grouped according to related aspects. Hence, this work aim to create a system to filter and arrange sets of images retrieved from a search on the INTERNET. This filter intent to group similar elements in folders to aid users throughout search. The approaches in this work involve the categorization of images through dynamic clustering and descriptors that represent the information within the images.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api | |
| org.apache.hadoop.yarn.applications.distributedshell | |
| org.apache.hadoop.yarn.client.api |
Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one
or more contributor license agreements.
|
| org.apache.hadoop.yarn.client.api.async | |
| org.apache.hadoop.yarn.exceptions |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
AllocateResponse |
ApplicationMasterProtocol.allocate(AllocateRequest request)
The main interface between an
ApplicationMaster and the
ResourceManager . |
ReservationDeleteResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.deleteReservation(ReservationDeleteRequest request)
The interface used by clients to remove an existing Reservation.
|
FinishApplicationMasterResponse |
ApplicationMasterProtocol.finishApplicationMaster(FinishApplicationMasterRequest request)
The interface used by an
ApplicationMaster to notify the
ResourceManager about its completion (success or failed). |
KillApplicationResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.forceKillApplication(KillApplicationRequest request)
The interface used by clients to request the
ResourceManager to abort submitted application. |
GetClusterMetricsResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getClusterMetrics(GetClusterMetricsRequest request)
The interface used by clients to get metrics about the cluster from
the
ResourceManager . |
GetClusterNodeLabelsResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getClusterNodeLabels(GetClusterNodeLabelsRequest request)
The interface used by client to get node labels in the cluster
|
GetClusterNodesResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getClusterNodes(GetClusterNodesRequest request)
The interface used by clients to get a report of all nodes
in the cluster from the
ResourceManager . |
GetContainerStatusesResponse |
ContainerManagementProtocol.getContainerStatuses(GetContainerStatusesRequest request)
The API used by the
ApplicationMaster to request for current
statuses of Container s from the NodeManager . |
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.protocolrecords.GetLabelsToNodesResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getLabelsToNodes(org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.protocolrecords.GetLabelsToNodesRequest request)
The interface used by client to get labels to nodes mappings
in existing cluster
|
GetNewApplicationResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getNewApplication(GetNewApplicationRequest request)
The interface used by clients to obtain a new
ApplicationId for
submitting new applications. |
org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.protocolrecords.GetNodesToLabelsResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getNodeToLabels(org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.protocolrecords.GetNodesToLabelsRequest request)
The interface used by client to get node to labels mappings in existing cluster
|
GetQueueInfoResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getQueueInfo(GetQueueInfoRequest request)
The interface used by clients to get information about queues
from the
ResourceManager . |
GetQueueUserAclsInfoResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.getQueueUserAcls(GetQueueUserAclsInfoRequest request)
The interface used by clients to get information about queue
acls for current user from the
ResourceManager . |
MoveApplicationAcrossQueuesResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.moveApplicationAcrossQueues(MoveApplicationAcrossQueuesRequest request)
Move an application to a new queue.
|
RegisterApplicationMasterResponse |
ApplicationMasterProtocol.registerApplicationMaster(RegisterApplicationMasterRequest request)
The interface used by a new
ApplicationMaster to register with
the ResourceManager . |
ReleaseSharedCacheResourceResponse |
ClientSCMProtocol.release(ReleaseSharedCacheResourceRequest request)
The interface used by clients to release a resource with the
SharedCacheManager. This method is called once an application
is no longer using a claimed resource in the shared cache. |
StartContainersResponse |
ContainerManagementProtocol.startContainers(StartContainersRequest request)
The
ApplicationMaster provides a list of
StartContainerRequest s to a NodeManager to
start Container s allocated to it using this interface. |
StopContainersResponse |
ContainerManagementProtocol.stopContainers(StopContainersRequest request)
The
ApplicationMaster requests a NodeManager to
stop a list of Container s allocated to it using this
interface. |
SubmitApplicationResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.submitApplication(SubmitApplicationRequest request)
The interface used by clients to submit a new application to the
ResourceManager. |
ReservationSubmissionResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.submitReservation(ReservationSubmissionRequest request)
The interface used by clients to submit a new reservation to the
ResourceManager . |
ReservationUpdateResponse |
ApplicationClientProtocol.updateReservation(ReservationUpdateRequest request)
The interface used by clients to update an existing Reservation.
|
UseSharedCacheResourceResponse |
ClientSCMProtocol.use(UseSharedCacheResourceRequest request)
The interface used by clients to claim a resource with the
SharedCacheManager. The client uses a checksum to identify the
resource and an ApplicationId to identify which application will be
using the resource. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
Client.run()
Main run function for the client
|
void |
ApplicationMaster.run()
Main run function for the application master
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract AllocateResponse |
AMRMClient.allocate(float progressIndicator)
Request additional containers and receive new container allocations.
|
abstract void |
TimelineClient.cancelDelegationToken(org.apache.hadoop.security.token.Token<TimelineDelegationTokenIdentifier> timelineDT)
Cancel a timeline delegation token.
|
abstract YarnClientApplication |
YarnClient.createApplication()
Obtain a
YarnClientApplication for a new application,
which in turn contains the ApplicationSubmissionContext and
GetNewApplicationResponse
objects. |
abstract ReservationDeleteResponse |
YarnClient.deleteReservation(ReservationDeleteRequest request)
The interface used by clients to remove an existing Reservation.
|
abstract List<QueueInfo> |
YarnClient.getAllQueues()
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about all queues, recursively if there
is a hierarchy |
abstract org.apache.hadoop.security.token.Token<AMRMTokenIdentifier> |
YarnClient.getAMRMToken(ApplicationId appId)
Get the AMRM token of the application.
|
abstract ApplicationAttemptReport |
YarnClient.getApplicationAttemptReport(ApplicationAttemptId applicationAttemptId)
Get a report of the given ApplicationAttempt.
|
abstract ApplicationAttemptReport |
AHSClient.getApplicationAttemptReport(ApplicationAttemptId applicationAttemptId)
Get a report of the given ApplicationAttempt.
|
abstract List<ApplicationAttemptReport> |
YarnClient.getApplicationAttempts(ApplicationId applicationId)
Get a report of all (ApplicationAttempts) of Application in the cluster.
|
abstract List<ApplicationAttemptReport> |
AHSClient.getApplicationAttempts(ApplicationId applicationId)
Get a report of all (ApplicationAttempts) of Application in the cluster.
|
abstract ApplicationReport |
YarnClient.getApplicationReport(ApplicationId appId)
Get a report of the given Application.
|
abstract ApplicationReport |
AHSClient.getApplicationReport(ApplicationId appId)
Get a report of the given Application.
|
abstract List<ApplicationReport> |
YarnClient.getApplications()
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of all Applications in the cluster.
|
abstract List<ApplicationReport> |
AHSClient.getApplications()
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of all Applications in the cluster.
|
abstract List<ApplicationReport> |
YarnClient.getApplications(EnumSet<YarnApplicationState> applicationStates)
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of Applications matching the given
application states in the cluster.
|
abstract List<ApplicationReport> |
YarnClient.getApplications(Set<String> applicationTypes)
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of Applications
matching the given application types in the cluster.
|
abstract List<ApplicationReport> |
YarnClient.getApplications(Set<String> applicationTypes,
EnumSet<YarnApplicationState> applicationStates)
Get a report (ApplicationReport) of Applications matching the given
application types and application states in the cluster.
|
abstract List<QueueInfo> |
YarnClient.getChildQueueInfos(String parent)
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about all the immediate children queues
of the given queue |
abstract Set<String> |
YarnClient.getClusterNodeLabels()
The interface used by client to get node labels in the cluster
|
abstract ContainerReport |
YarnClient.getContainerReport(ContainerId containerId)
Get a report of the given Container.
|
abstract ContainerReport |
AHSClient.getContainerReport(ContainerId containerId)
Get a report of the given Container.
|
abstract List<ContainerReport> |
YarnClient.getContainers(ApplicationAttemptId applicationAttemptId)
Get a report of all (Containers) of ApplicationAttempt in the cluster.
|
abstract List<ContainerReport> |
AHSClient.getContainers(ApplicationAttemptId applicationAttemptId)
Get a report of all (Containers) of ApplicationAttempt in the cluster.
|
abstract ContainerStatus |
NMClient.getContainerStatus(ContainerId containerId,
NodeId nodeId)
Query the status of a container.
|
abstract org.apache.hadoop.security.token.Token<TimelineDelegationTokenIdentifier> |
TimelineClient.getDelegationToken(String renewer)
Get a delegation token so as to be able to talk to the timeline server in a
secure way.
|
abstract Map<String,Set<NodeId>> |
YarnClient.getLabelsToNodes()
The interface used by client to get labels to nodes mapping
in existing cluster
|
abstract Map<String,Set<NodeId>> |
YarnClient.getLabelsToNodes(Set<String> labels)
The interface used by client to get labels to nodes mapping
for specified labels in existing cluster
|
abstract List<NodeReport> |
YarnClient.getNodeReports(NodeState... states)
Get a report of nodes (
NodeReport ) in the cluster. |
abstract Map<NodeId,Set<String>> |
YarnClient.getNodeToLabels()
The interface used by client to get node to labels mappings in existing cluster
|
abstract List<QueueUserACLInfo> |
YarnClient.getQueueAclsInfo()
Get information about acls for current user on all the
existing queues.
|
abstract QueueInfo |
YarnClient.getQueueInfo(String queueName)
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about a given queue. |
abstract Token |
YarnClient.getRMDelegationToken(Text renewer)
Get a delegation token so as to be able to talk to YARN using those tokens.
|
abstract List<QueueInfo> |
YarnClient.getRootQueueInfos()
Get information (
QueueInfo ) about top level queues. |
abstract YarnClusterMetrics |
YarnClient.getYarnClusterMetrics()
Get metrics (
YarnClusterMetrics ) about the cluster. |
abstract void |
YarnClient.killApplication(ApplicationId applicationId)
Kill an application identified by given ID.
|
abstract void |
YarnClient.moveApplicationAcrossQueues(ApplicationId appId,
String queue)
Attempts to move the given application to the given queue.
|
abstract void |
TimelineClient.putDomain(TimelineDomain domain)
Send the information of a domain to the timeline server.
|
abstract TimelinePutResponse |
TimelineClient.putEntities(TimelineEntity... entities)
Send the information of a number of conceptual entities to the timeline
server.
|
abstract RegisterApplicationMasterResponse |
AMRMClient.registerApplicationMaster(String appHostName,
int appHostPort,
String appTrackingUrl)
Register the application master.
|
abstract void |
SharedCacheClient.release(ApplicationId applicationId,
String resourceKey)
The method to release a resource with the
SharedCacheManager.
This method is called once an application is no longer using a claimed
resource in the shared cache. |
abstract long |
TimelineClient.renewDelegationToken(org.apache.hadoop.security.token.Token<TimelineDelegationTokenIdentifier> timelineDT)
Renew a timeline delegation token.
|
abstract Map<String,ByteBuffer> |
NMClient.startContainer(Container container,
ContainerLaunchContext containerLaunchContext)
Start an allocated container.
|
abstract void |
NMClient.stopContainer(ContainerId containerId,
NodeId nodeId)
Stop an started container.
|
abstract ApplicationId |
YarnClient.submitApplication(ApplicationSubmissionContext appContext)
Submit a new application to
YARN. It is a blocking call - it
will not return ApplicationId until the submitted application is
submitted successfully and accepted by the ResourceManager. |
abstract ReservationSubmissionResponse |
YarnClient.submitReservation(ReservationSubmissionRequest request)
The interface used by clients to submit a new reservation to the
ResourceManager . |
abstract void |
AMRMClient.unregisterApplicationMaster(FinalApplicationStatus appStatus,
String appMessage,
String appTrackingUrl)
Unregister the application master.
|
abstract ReservationUpdateResponse |
YarnClient.updateReservation(ReservationUpdateRequest request)
The interface used by clients to update an existing Reservation.
|
abstract Path |
SharedCacheClient.use(ApplicationId applicationId,
String resourceKey)
The method to claim a resource with the
SharedCacheManager.
The client uses a checksum to identify the resource and an
ApplicationId to identify which application will be using the
resource. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract RegisterApplicationMasterResponse |
AMRMClientAsync.registerApplicationMaster(String appHostName,
int appHostPort,
String appTrackingUrl)
Registers this application master with the resource manager.
|
abstract void |
AMRMClientAsync.unregisterApplicationMaster(FinalApplicationStatus appStatus,
String appMessage,
String appTrackingUrl)
Unregister the application master.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ApplicationAttemptNotFoundException
This exception is thrown on
(GetApplicationAttemptReportRequest)
API when the Application Attempt doesn't exist in Application History Server or
ApplicationMasterProtocol.allocate(AllocateRequest) if application
doesn't exist in RM. |
class |
ApplicationIdNotProvidedException
Exception to be thrown when Client submit an application without
providing
ApplicationId in ApplicationSubmissionContext . |
class |
ApplicationNotFoundException
This exception is thrown on
(GetApplicationReportRequest) API
when the Application doesn't exist in RM and AHS |
class |
ContainerNotFoundException
This exception is thrown on
(GetContainerReportRequest)
API when the container doesn't exist in AHS |
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The mutators set_head and set_tail enable us to use pairs to construct data structures that cannot be built with pair, head, and tail alone. This section shows how to use pairs to represent a data structure called a queue. Section \ref{sec:tables} will show how to represent data structures called tables.
A queue is a sequence in which items are inserted at one end
(called the
rear of the queue) and deleted from the other end
(the
front). Figure \ref{fig:queue-ops} shows an initially empty
queue in which the items a and b are inserted. Then a is removed, c and d are inserted, and b is
removed. Because items are always removed in the order in which they
are inserted, a queue is sometimes called a
FIFO (first in,
first out) buffer.
Because a queue is a sequence of items, we could certainly represent it as an ordinary list; the front of the queue would be the head of the list, inserting an item in the queue would amount to appending a new element at the end of the list, and deleting an item from the queue would just be taking the tail of the list. However, this representation is inefficient, because in order to insert an item we must scan the list until we reach the end. Since the only method we have for scanning a list is by successive tail operations, this scanning requires $\Theta(n)$ steps for a list of $n$ items. A simple modification to the list representation overcomes this disadvantage by allowing the queue operations to be implemented so that they require $\Theta(1)$ steps; that is, so that the number of steps needed is independent of the length of the queue.
The difficulty with the list representation arises from the need to scan to find the end of the list. The reason we need to scan is that, although the standard way of representing a list as a chain of pairs readily provides us with a pointer to the beginning of the list, it gives us no easily accessible pointer to the end. The modification that avoids the drawback is to represent the queue as a list, together with an additional pointer that indicates the final pair in the list. That way, when we go to insert an item, we can consult the rear pointer and so avoid scanning the list.
A queue is represented, then, as a pair of pointers,
front_ptr
and
rear_ptr,
which indicate, respectively, the first and last
pairs in an ordinary list. Since we would like the queue to be an
identifiable object, we can use pair to combine the two
pointers. Thus, the queue itself will be the pair of the two
pointers. Figure \ref{fig:queue-pointers} illustrates this
representation.
To define the queue operations we use the following functions, which enable us to select and to modify the front and rear pointers of a queue:
Now we can implement the actual queue operations. We will consider a queue to be empty if its front pointer is the empty list:
The make_queue constructor returns, as an initially empty queue, a pair whose head and tail are both the empty list:
To select the item at the front of the queue, we return the head of the pair indicated by the front pointer:
To insert an item in a queue, we follow the method whose result is
indicated in Figure \ref{fig:queue-insert}.  If the queue was initially empty, we set the front and
rear pointers of the queue to this new pair. Otherwise, we modify the
final pair in the queue to point to the new pair, and also set the
rear pointer to the new pair.
To delete the item at the front of the queue, we merely modify the
front pointer so that it now points at the second item in the queue,
which can be found by following the tail pointer of the first
item (see Figure \ref{fig:queue-delete}):[1]
It's all wrong!he complains.
The interpreter's response shows that the last item is inserted into the queue twice. And when I delete both items, the second b is still there, so the queue isn't empty, even though it's supposed to be.Eva Lu Ator suggests that Ben has misunderstood what is happening.
It's not that the items are going into the queue twice,she explains.
It's just that the standard JavaScript printer doesn't know how to make sense of the queue representation. If you want to see the queue printed correctly, you'll have to define your own print function for queues.Explain what Eva Lu is talking about. In particular, show why Ben's examples produce the printed results that they do. Define a function print_queue that takes a queue as input and prints the sequence of items in the queue. \end{Exercise} \stepcounter{ExerciseDisplayNumber} \begin{Exercise} Instead of representing a queue as a pair of pointers, we can build a queue as a function with local state. The local state will consist of pointers to the beginning and the end of an ordinary list. Thus, the make_queue function will have the form
function make_queue() { function front_ptr(...) ... function rear_ptr(...) ... //definitions of internal functions function dispatch(m) ... return dispatch; }
double-ended queue) is a sequence in which items can be inserted and deleted at either the front or the rear. Operations on deques are the constructor make_deque, the predicate is_empty_deque, selectors front_deque front-deque and rear_deque and mutators front_insert_deque, front_delete_deque, rear_insert_deque, and rear_delete_deque. Show how to represent deques using pairs, and give implementations of the operations.[2] All operations should be accomplished in $\Theta(1)$ steps. \end{Exercise}


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Use to create an instance of JSPlumb. The directive works with the markup you define as child elements using the CSS class 'jsplumb-node'. You can specify the 'connect-to' attribute to join nodes together. It's possible to use angularjs directives as well, and expressions can be used to create values for 'connect-to'.
You can define a few functions in your controller's scope and the directive will call back into your code when it renders
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customizeDefaultOptions(defaultOptions)
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Called right before the jsplumb instance is created so that default options can be customized. Possible values are documented here
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customizeEndpointOptions(jsPlumb, node, options)
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Called whenever the jsplumb directive is going to create a jsplumb endpoint from an element with CSS class 'jsplumb-node'. The jsplumb instance, node and options that will be used to create the node will be passed in. This allows for customizing various endpoint options available from jsplumb.
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customizeConnectionOptions(jsPlumb, edge, params, options)
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Called whenever the jsplumb directive is going to create a new jsplumb connection between two endpoints.
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jsPlumbCallback(jsPlumb, nodes, nodesById, transitions);
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Called when the jsplumb directive has drawn all of it's endpoints and connections. A controller can use this to do additional work or customization when the jsplumb directive has finished doing it's thing.
The jsplumb directive also reacts to the following event
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jsplumbDoWhileSuspended
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This event allows your controller to pass a function to the jsplumb directive to perform operations on the scene and suspends jsplumb drawing in the meantime. Use if you need to add or remove nodes from the scene, after which the jsplumb directive will re-render all the connections and endpoints.
The jsplumb directive recognizes the following configuration:
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draggable
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Turns on or off drag/drop support, when enabled 'jsplumb-node' elements can be dragged with the mouse
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layout
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Turns on or off layout support using dagre. When enabled, dagre will be used to lay out 'jsplumb-node' elements based on their connections.
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direction
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When 'layout' is enabled this controls whether the directed graph will go left to right or top to bottom.
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node-sep
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The distance between nodes when using 'layout'
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edge-sep
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The distance between connected nodes when using 'layout'
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rank-sep
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The distance between each row of nodes in the directed graph when using 'layout'
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timeout
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How long to wait until the jsplumb directive gathers elements and renders connections. Defaults to 100 milliseconds, if there's a lot of nodes to render, for example when using ng-repeat with lots of elements, it may be necessary to increase this setting.


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PLYMOUTH — Boston police Officer Kirk D. Merricks is facing charges of illegal possession of explosives, including four grenades, after Plymouth police said they found the devices in the home he formerly shared with his now-estranged wife.
Merricks, 42, appeared in Plymouth District Court, where he was released on $1,000 cash bail after pleading not guilty Friday to 11 explosives possession charges, along with four counts of receiving stolen property and one count of possession of ammunition.
During the arraignment, Assistant District Attorney Matt Ghiloni said it is “unclear where he obtained these military quality explosives.”
Plymouth Police Chief Michael Botieri said his officers are trying to track the history of the munitions, but said detectives believe they were stolen because they are military grade and not publicly available.
“They are obviously not anything that civilians should possess,’’ Botieri said. “We believe it’s all stolen. It’s not something you can go out and buy without the correct permits.’’
Merricks’s lawyer, Eric Goldman, said in court that there was no evidence linking the explosives to his client and suggested they may belong to the son of his estranged wife.
The son recently returned from a military tour of duty.
“There is nothing linking him [Merricks] to these explosives; they just as easily could be the son’s,” he said.
Boston police put Merricks on paid administrative leave and seized his handgun and badge before he was taken into custody by Plymouth police, said Cheryl Fiandaca, department spokeswoman.
Merricks, who arrived at court wearing a suit with cowboy boots and a black cowboy hat and accompanied by an unidentified woman, has worked for the Boston Police Department for 14 years.
He has also served in Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield during the first Gulf War in Iraq, Goldman said.
According to an incident report filed in court, Robin Merricks contacted police on Thursday afternoon after she found what she feared were explosives in parts of the house and in a shed at the couple’s home on Paddington Way.
The State Police Bomb Squad and Plymouth police searched the property and discovered the devices, which included the four high-explosive grenades, explosive detonation cords, blasting caps, and TNT canisters, according to court filings.
There was also about 150 rounds of ammunition for shotguns, rifles, and pistols, the filings said.
Neighbors were asked to stay inside their homes, but were not evacuated during the search, Botieri said.
On June 4, Robin Merricks obtained a restraining order barring her husband from living in the Paddington Way home.
She said, in an affidavit, that Merricks kicked in the bathroom door on May 31 after she locked herself inside and called 911 during an argument.
The order was terminated June 20 by Robin Merricks, court records show.
The couple were married in 2007 and are in the process of obtaining a divorce, according to records at Plymouth Probate and Family Court.
A neighbor, Stephen Berzansky, 72, said he was gardening when police officers and firetrucks arrived at the house Thursday.
He said he has lived here for 45 years and has gotten along with Merrick since the police officer moved in about 10 years ago.
“I’m shocked,” he said. “We chit-chat a lot when I’m gardening, over-the-fence-type stuff. I couldn’t say a bad thing about him.”
Merricks joined the Boston police in 1999, Fiandaca said, and most recently had been assigned to Area A-1 in downtown Boston.
It was not clear Friday if Merricks has had any previous disciplinary problems.
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draw-mhmm [options] <HMM file>
The program draw-mhmm converts a given hidden Markov model as produced by mhmm into a format suitable for input to the graphviz program from AT&T Research.
An HMM as produced by mhmm must be provided. If the filename is given as '-', then 'mhmms' will attempt to read the HMM from standard input.
The program writes to standard output a description of the HMM in graphviz format.
| Option | Parameter | Description | Default Behavior |
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| --mintrans | value | Only include in the graph edges whose transition probabilities exceed the given value. | |
| --consensus | Print consensus along with motif id. |


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| enum | appSmack_AccessFlags_t { APPSMACK_ACCESS_FLAG_READ = 0x1,
APPSMACK_ACCESS_FLAG_WRITE = 0x2,
APPSMACK_ACCESS_FLAG_EXECUTE = 0x4
} |
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Legato Application SMACK API include file.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
| #define APPSMACK_LABEL_LEN 23 |
Maximum length of SMACK labels.
| void appSmack_ConnectService |
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Connect the client to the service
| void appSmack_DisconnectService |
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Disconnect the client from the service
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Get's the application's SMACK label with the access mode appended to it as a string. For example, if the accessMode is ACCESS_FLAG_READ | ACCESS_FLAG_WRITE then "rw" will be appended to the application's SMACK label. If the accessMode is 0 (empty) then "-" will be appended to the app's SMACK label.
- Note
- The application need not be installed for this function to succeed.
- Parameters
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| [in] | appName | Application name |
| [in] | accessMode | Access mode flags |
| [out] | label | SMACK label for the application |
| [in] | labelNumElements | |
| void appSmack_GetLabel |
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Gets the application's SMACK label.
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- The app doesn't need to be installed for this function to succeed.
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| [out] | label | SMACK label for the application |
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class Solution: def minOperations(self, a: List[int], b: List[int]) -> int: s1 = sum(a) s2 = sum(b) if s1 > s2: a, b = b, a s1, s2 = s2, s1 if len(b) > len(a) * 6: return -1 d = [6 - x for x in a] d.extend(x - 1 for x in b) d.sort(reverse=True) diff = s2 - s1 ans = 0 for x in d: if diff > 0 and x > 0: diff -= min(diff, x) ans += 1 return ans


About this tool
This tool was inspired by a research paper written by Danielle Gaucher, Justin Friesen, and Aaron C. Kay back in 2011, called Evidence That Gendered Wording in Job Advertisements Exists and Sustains Gender Inequality (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, July 2011, Vol 101(1), p109-28).
In this paper the researchers showed job adverts which included different kinds of gender-coded language to men and women and recorded how appealing the jobs seemed and how much the participants felt that they 'belonged' in that occupation. No non-binary people were included in this research, and the research didn't touch on non-binary-coded words.
Their results showed that women felt that job adverts with masculine-coded language were less appealing and that they belonged less in those occupations. For men, feminine-coded adverts were only slightly less appealing and there was no effect on how much the men felt they belonged in those roles.
To the right are the full lists of words that this research considered masculine- and feminine-coded. This tool checks job adverts for the appearance of any of these words, then calculates the relative proportion of masculine-coded and feminine-coded words to reach an overall verdict on the gender-coding of the advert. Some words have been reduced to a 'stem' to cover a range of noun, verb and adjective variants; for instance "compet" covers "compete", "competetive" and "competition".
If you have a question that I haven't just answered, check out the FAQ or get in touch with me on Twitter.
Thanks to Stephen Shearman whose blog post initially introduced me to the research; and to Made by Many's Isaac Pinnock whose blog post gave me the final nudge towards building this.
Masculine-coded words
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{% for word in masculine_coded_words %}
- {{ word }}- {% endfor %}
Feminine-coded words
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{% for word in feminine_coded_words %}
- {{ word }}- {% endfor %}


Bengaluru Pride: March for acceptance, equal rights
Activists, other citizens come out to support LGBT people
by Staff ReporterAmid cheers and celebration, hundreds of people from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community flagged off the Namma Pride March on Sunday from Tulsi Park, near Upparpet police station, to Town Hall. They were joined by activists and other citizens who came out to support them.
Members of the Coalition for Sex Workers, Sexual and Sexuality Minorities’ Rights, Karnataka, which organised the event, said the aim was not only to create awareness about the rights of the community but to also to protest the new Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2019. The Bill, argued activists, is repressive and undermines the rights of transgender people. “What’s more, it does not include mandatory reservations in jobs, educational institutions, better treatments in hospitals, etc,” said an activist.
Sauvik Acharjee, a content writer with an advertising agency who was part of the march, pointed to the need for equal rights in marriage.
Mallappa Kumbar, State coordinator of the Karnataka Sexual Minorities Forum, said, the government had to create awareness and sensitise the public. “We are trying to reach out to the people through this Pride March,” he said.


Class: Aws::ApplicationDiscoveryService::Types::GetDiscoverySummaryResponse
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb |
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#agent_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerAgentInfo
rw
Details about discovered agents, including agent status and health.
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#agentless_collector_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerAgentlessCollectorInfo
rw
Details about Agentless Collector collectors, including status.
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#applications ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of applications discovered.
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#connector_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerConnectorInfo
rw
Details about discovered connectors, including connector status and health.
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#me_collector_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerMeCollectorInfo
rw
Details about Migration Evaluator collectors, including collector status and health.
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#servers ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of servers discovered.
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#servers_mapped_to_applications ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of servers mapped to applications.
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#servers_mappedto_tags ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of servers mapped to tags.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#agent_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerAgentInfo (rw)
Details about discovered agents, including agent status and health.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#agentless_collector_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerAgentlessCollectorInfo (rw)
Details about Agentless Collector collectors, including status.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#applications ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of applications discovered.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#connector_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerConnectorInfo (rw)
Details about discovered connectors, including connector status and health.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#me_collector_summary ⇒ Types::CustomerMeCollectorInfo (rw)
Details about Migration Evaluator collectors, including collector status and health.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#servers ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of servers discovered.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#servers_mapped_to_applications ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of servers mapped to applications.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#servers_mappedto_tags ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of servers mapped to tags.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/lib/aws-sdk-applicationdiscoveryservice/types.rb', line 1211
class GetDiscoverySummaryResponse < Struct.new( :servers, :applications, :servers_mapped_to_applications, :, :agent_summary, :connector_summary, :me_collector_summary, :agentless_collector_summary) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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Mac has a very easy way to change your perl @INC path.
Just append the required directory to the file
/Library/Perl/5.8.8/AppendToPath
Note the version above (5.8.8) may differ for you. To find out your perl version,
type perl -v in the terminal.
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AIGHT, in celebration of the end of my AP portfolio i'm gonna throw some (not all) of my hopefully semi-pretty girls that helped me out this year-> these arent the actually pieces, these girls just went into them...and the first one...her head-phones arent colored in on this shot, but oh well...
the last one is the last piece, but it's just a crappy screen shot so you cant really see all my girls that good
the last one is the last piece, but it's just a crappy screen shot so you cant really see all my girls that good


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Given a full queue in an array contents that is storing the values {'Y','E',null,'N','O','T'} What happens when enqueue('T') is called? Once the demonstrated ensureCapacity method is executed, what will be store in contents[1]?
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- Write a function named
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- takes 2 arguments, both numbers.
- returns whichever number is the greater (higher) number.
- Call that function 2 times with different number pairs, and log the output to make sure it works (e.g. "The greater number of 5 and 10 is 10.").
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- Write a function named
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- takes 1 argument, a language code (e.g. "es", "de", "en")
- returns "Hello, World" for the given language, for atleast 3 languages. It should default to returning English.
- Call that function for each of the supported languages and log the result to make sure it works.
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Write a function named
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- takes 1 argument, a number score.
- returns a grade for the score, either "A", "B", "C", "D", or "F".
- Call that function for a few different scores and log the result to make sure it works.
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Write a function named
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that:
- takes 2 arguments, a noun and a number.
- returns the number and pluralized form, like "5 cats" or "1 dog".
- Call that function for a few different scores and log the result to make sure it works.
- Bonus: Make it handle a few collective nouns like "sheep" and "geese".
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What would X do?(A design studio exercise)Author: Roger Reyes,
5 Nov 2018Why did we do this?
Up to this point, the team had been thinking in the constraints of the robust version of our software product with 3 major risky dependencies. We had just made this monumental decision to release a thinner slice of the app without these integrations, but how were we going to start thinking beyond the constraints of today? "What would X do?", or WWxD, helped us achieve that by enabling us to think outside of our own personalities. In this case, "X" is a persona to mimic design thinking.
What did we do?
Everyone generated 2 "X" identities: i.e. a celebrity or company to embody while they were solving the prompt "Reduce the time for our user persona to create an output". Everyone randomly pulled 2 "X" identities from a hat, and had to channel this person or company throughout the two rounds of the design exercise. We shared our ideas with the team, and generated a lot of laughs, from Indiana Jones and the lost "Arc" (the name of our product), to Bill Murray, who simply wanted to flick collection requirement (premise of the application's function) because that would be a funny way to do it, to Delta Airlines, that guided our user persona through the creation process step-by-step.
What did we learn?
Not only did we have a lot of fun doing this exercise, it was also valuable to personify these X identities to remove our personal biases, especially because the team had been working on a more complex solution. When we took away the X identities in our later design divergence and convergence exercises, we observed that some of the solutions were actually very viable.