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About the site
Curious Efficiency is the intermittently updated personal website of Nicholas Coghlan, CPython core developer, PSF Fellow, software development toolsmith, cognitive science dabbler, and cynical idealist.
The main portion of the site is generated via Nikola, hosted on GitHub Pages, and under source control on BitBucket.
Python specific technical writing tends to end up on the ReadTheDocs powered Python Notes subsite.
About the name
Curious Efficiency is actually a reframing of my original blog title, Boredom & Laziness - the original boredomandlaziness.org URLs now redirect here. The original site blurb on Boredom & Laziness read as follows:
There are a couple of very, very scary things in this world.
The first is a bored human. Bored humans have time to indulge their curiosity, with potentially amazing results.
 Lazy humans can be quite inventive when it comes to figuring out how to do less work.
So, here's to boredom & laziness - two of the prime movers in human progress!
"Curious Efficiency" is really just a nicer way of referring to the same concept.
This post goes into some additional detail on the concepts that inspired the naming, both the original form, and the current more conventionally acceptable phrasing.
About the author
Nick is a CPython core developer, a Fellow of the Python Software Foundation, and the founder of the PyCon Australia Education Seminar.
He is the author or co-author of several accepted Python Enhancement Proposals (including PEP 453, which saw the pip installer bundled with Python 3.4+, PEP 466, which saw several key Python 3 network security enhancements backported to the Python 2.7 series, and PEP 538, which updated CPython to coerce the legacy ASCII-based C locale to a suitable UTF-8 based locale when one is available), and has also accepted a number of PEPs on Guido van Rossum's behalf as BDFL-Delegate.
Nick is currently the BDFL-Delegate for most packaging related PEPs, serving as the primary liaison between the CPython core development team and the Python Packaging Authority. His own efforts in the packaging space are focused primarily on the Python Packaging User Guide, and the pipenv application dependency management project.
At the PyCon US 2013 language summit, Nick successfully argued for updates to the Python Enhancement Proposal process (described in PEP 1) that allowed BDFL-Delegates to approve PEPs that don't affect the language definition or the standard library directly on the relevant mailing lists (without needing to rehash the discussions on python-dev).
In addition to CPython, the PSF, the PyPA, and the PSF's Packaging Working Group, other projects & programs of particular current interest include:
- Kubernetes: a Google created open source application deployment platform, designed to ease adoption for folks accustomed to managing their own Linux servers directly, and supported across all major public clouds. I'm interested in this as I believe it addresses many of the vendor lock-in concerns otherwise raised against public cloud adoption (and unlike previous efforts in that space, it has support from the major public cloud vendors themselves).
- OpenShift: Red Hat's fully open source Kubernetes-based Platform-as-a-Service offering that provides tools to handle automatic updates of deployed images when either application code or the underlying base image changes. I'm interested in this as Red Hat are veterans at selling to the legacy infrastructure crowd, and many of the "But what about..." objections raised against plain Kubernetes already have solutions built in to OpenShift.
- Zappa: a toolkit for running Python WSGI applications in AWS Lambda behind AWS API Gateway. I'm interested in this as I think it's the level of "Don't bother me with irrelevant infrastructure details" that Kubernetes et al should be aspiring to, but they're not there yet.
- Software Collections: a Red Hat supported approach to deploying platform components (such as language runtimes, database engines and web servers) on Linux, such that end user applications can use newer versions without interfering with the versions integrated directly into the underlying operating system distribution. I'm interested in this as "We have to use the system Python in some ancient RHEL version and aren't allowed to install packages from PyPI" is one of the largest drags on innovation in the Python ecosystem, and Software Collections are the main mechanism that Red Hat uses to offer newer Python runtimes to their customers.
- Zappa: a toolkit for running Python WSGI applications in AWS Lambda behind AWS API Gateway. I'm interested in this as I think it's the level of "Don't bother me with irrelevant infrastructure details" that Kubernetes et al should be aspiring to, but they're not there yet.
- Conda: a cross-platform environment manager created initially for the Python data science community. Its language independent design means it can not only manage the installation of Python packages, but also manage the Python runtime itself, external binary dependencies written in C/C++/FORTRAN/etc, and data analysis components written in other languages entirely (such as R and Julia).
- Fedora Scientific: a KDE-based Fedora desktop distribution with a range of science and data analysis applications pre-installed, including IPython Notebook.
Selected articles, presentations and interviews
Selected Python Enhancement Proposals:
- PEP 338: Executing modules as scripts (aka "the -m switch")
- PEP 343: The "with" statement (co-authored with Guido van Rossum)
- PEP 366: Main module explicit relative imports
- PEP 394: The "python" command on UNIX-like systems (co-authored with Kerrick Staley)
- PEP 414: Explicit Unicode Literal for Python 3.3 (co-authored with Armin Ronacher)
- PEP 432 (Draft): Simplifying the CPython interpreter startup sequence
- PEP 453: Bootstrapping pip in Python installations (co-authored with Donald Stufft)
- PEP 466: Network Security Enhancements for Python 2.7.x
- PEP 477: Backport ensurepip to Python 2.7 (co-authored with Donald Stufft)
- PEP 489: Multi-phase extension module initialisation (co-authored with Petr Viktorin and Stefan Behnel)
- PEP 493: HTTPS verification migration tools for Python 2.7 (co-authored with Robert Kuska and Marc-Andre Lemburg)
- PEP 538: Coercing the legacy C locale to a UTF-8 based locale
- PEP 565: Show DeprecationWarning in __main__
- PEP 558 (Draft): Defined semantics for locals()
Selected Python related presentations (video links):
- Opportunities & Challenges in Open Collaboration
- Contributors, Colleagues, Clients & Customers: Sustaining Open Source Communities
- Python Beyond (C)Python (Adventures in Software Distribution):
- Python Packaging:
- Python Packaging 2.0: Playing Well With Others (linux.conf.au 2014)
- Nobody Expects the Python Packaging Authority (PyCon Australia 2013)
- CPython Core Development:
- Here be dragons: some elegant & ugly hacks in CPython (PyCon Australia 2014)
- How Python Evolves (PyCon Australia 2011)
Selected Python related articles and presentation reviews:
- Considering Python's target audience
- The Python Packaging Ecosystem (September 2016)
- 27 Languages to Improve Your Python
- The Transition to Multilingual Programming
- Why Python 4.0 won't be like Python 3.0
- Python 3 Q & A
- Linux Weekly News article on my Python Packaging 2.0 presentation at linux.conf.au 2014
- Justifying Python language changes
Selected software design, development and deployment related presentations and articles:
- Front-end Integration Testing with Splinter (PyCon Australia 2017)
- Tracking package updates with release-monitoring.org (LWN article on my linux.conf.au 2017 presentation)
- What problem does it solve? (on constructively criticising API designs)
- Musings on the culture of python-dev
- Status quo wins a stalemate
- Scripting Languages and Suitable Complexity
- Path Dependent Development (PyCon Australia 2012)
- Full Stack Integration Testing with Beaker (linux.conf.au 2014)
Selected community management related articles and interviews:
- 27 Languages to Improve Your Python (introduction)
- The Quid Pro Quo of Open Infrastructure
- Abusing Contributors is not OK (reflecting on some comments from Linus Torvalds during his plenary session at linux.conf.au 2015)
- Effective communication, brain hacking and diversity
- opensource.com interview on my joining the PSF board of directors
Podcast appearances (in reverse chronological order):
- Free as in Freedom (with hosts Karen Sandler & Bradley M. Kuhn, recorded January 2015)
- Pragmatic (with host John Chidgey, recorded August 2014)
-
From Python Import Podcast (with hosts Mike Pirnat & Dave Noyes and fellow guest Alex Gaynor, recorded March 2014)
- Historical note of potential interest: I consider this discussion between Alex and myself to be one of the key events on the road to PEP 466's backport of Python 3 network security features to the Python 2.7 series, and PEP 476's switch to verifying HTTPS certificates by default in Python 2.7.9+ and 3.4.3+
- Radio Free Python (with host Larry Hastings, recorded February 2012)


Library: Foundation
Package: Text
Header: Poco/TextBufferIterator.h
Description
An unidirectional iterator for iterating over characters in a buffer. The TextBufferIterator uses a TextEncoding object to work with multi-byte character encodings like UTF-8. Characters are reported in Unicode.
Example: Count the number of UTF-8 characters in a buffer.
UTF8Encoding utf8Encoding; char buffer[] = "..."; TextBufferIterator it(buffer, utf8Encoding); TextBufferIterator end(it.end()); int n = 0; while (it != end) { ++n; ++it; }
NOTE: When an UTF-16 encoding is used, surrogate pairs will be reported as two separate characters, due to restrictions of the TextEncoding class.
For iterating over the characters in a std::string, see the TextIterator class.
Member Summary
Member Functions: end, operator !=, operator *, operator ++, operator =, operator ==, swap
Constructors
TextBufferIterator
Creates an uninitialized TextBufferIterator.
TextBufferIterator
TextBufferIterator(
const char * end
);
Creates an end TextBufferIterator for the given buffer.
TextBufferIterator
TextBufferIterator(
const TextBufferIterator & it
);
Copy constructor.
TextBufferIterator
TextBufferIterator(
const char * begin,
const TextEncoding & encoding
);
Creates a TextBufferIterator for the given buffer, which must be 0-terminated. The encoding object must not be deleted as long as the iterator is in use.
TextBufferIterator
TextBufferIterator(
const char * begin,
std::size_t size,
const TextEncoding & encoding
);
Creates a TextBufferIterator for the given buffer with the given size. The encoding object must not be deleted as long as the iterator is in use.
TextBufferIterator
TextBufferIterator(
const char * begin,
const char * end,
const TextEncoding & encoding
);
Creates a TextBufferIterator for the given range. The encoding object must not be deleted as long as the iterator is in use.
Destructor
~TextBufferIterator
Destroys the TextBufferIterator.
Member Functions
end
TextBufferIterator end() const;
Returns the end iterator for the range handled by the iterator.
operator !=
bool operator != (
const TextBufferIterator & it
) const;
Compares two iterators for inequality.
operator *
int operator * () const;
Returns the Unicode value of the current character. If there is no valid character at the current position, -1 is returned.
operator ++
TextBufferIterator & operator ++ ();
Prefix increment operator.
operator ++
TextBufferIterator operator ++ (
int
);
Postfix increment operator.
operator =
TextBufferIterator & operator = (
const TextBufferIterator & it
);
Assignment operator.
operator ==
bool operator == (
const TextBufferIterator & it
) const;
Compares two iterators for equality.
swap
void swap(
TextBufferIterator & it
);
Swaps the iterator with another one.


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Most popular database systems, such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, DB2 and MsSQL are supported.
Just as importantly, the way for obtaining JDBC connections is pluggable. Connections can be obtained through the tradinal way of DriverManager, or alternatively as a DataSource. A DataSource can be instantiated directly or it can obtained through JNDI.


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PorterStemmer Methods
The PorterStemmer type exposes the following members.
Methods
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| Add |
Add a character to the word being stemmed. When you are finished
adding characters, you can call Stem(String) to process the word.
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| MemberwiseClone | (Inherited from Object.) | |
| Reset |
Reset()()()() resets the stemmer so it can stem another word. If you invoke
the stemmer by calling Add(Char) and then Stem(String), you must call Reset()()()()
before starting another word.
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| Stem(array<Char>[]()[][]) |
Stem a word contained in a array<char>[]()[][]. Returns true if the stemming process
resulted in a word different from the input. You can retrieve the
result with ResultLength/ResultBuffer or ToString()()()().
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Stem a word contained in a portion of a array<char>[]()[][] array. Returns
true if the stemming process resulted in a word different from
the input. You can retrieve the result with
ResultLength/ResultBuffer or ToString()()()().
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Stem a word contained in a leading portion of a array<char>[]()[][] array.
Returns true if the stemming process resulted in a word different
from the input. You can retrieve the result with
ResultLength/ResultBuffer or ToString()()()().
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Stem the word placed into the Stemmer buffer through calls to Add(Char).
Returns true if the stemming process resulted in a word different
from the input. You can retrieve the result with
ResultLength/ResultBuffer or ToString()()()().
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| ToString |
After a word has been stemmed, it can be retrieved by ToString()()()(),
or a reference to the internal buffer can be retrieved by ResultBuffer
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documentation¶
collections_extended
is a Python module providinga
bag
class, AKA multiset,a
setlist
class, which is a unique list or ordered set,a
bijection
class,a
RangeMap
which is a mapping from ranges to values, anda
IndexedDict
class.
There are also frozen (hashable) varieties of bags and setlists.
The ABC collections.abc.Collection
is backported to Python versions < 3.6
It is tested against Python 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9 & PyPy3. The current version no longer supports Python 2, install a 1.x version for a Python 2.7, 3.4 or 3.5 compatible version. New features will not be developed but serious bugs may be fixed.
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- bijection
- IndexedDicts
- Sentinel
- Collection Factory
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- 2.0.0 - Unreleased
- 1.0.3 - 2019-11-23
- 1.0.2 - 2018-06-30
- 1.0.1 - 2018-04-14
- 1.0.0 - 2017-10-17
- 0.10.1 - 2017-10-20
- 0.10.0 - 2017-10-20
- 0.9.0 - 2017-01-28
- 0.8.2 - 2016-10-24
- 0.8.1 - 2016-10-24
- 0.8.0 - 2016-08-21
- 0.7.2 - 2016-08-07
- 0.7.1 - 2016-08-07
- 0.7.0 - 2016-01-13
- 0.6.0 - 2015-10-18
- 0.5.2 - 2015-07-09
- 0.5.1 - 2015-07-08
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- 0.4.0 - 2015-03-29
- 0.3.1 - 2015-01-31
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- 0.1.0 - 2009-10-01
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Other Packages of Interest¶
http://stutzbachenterprises.com/blist/ - b+ trees
https://bitbucket.org/mozman/bintrees - Binary search trees
https://bidict.readthedocs.org/en/master/ - bijections
http://www.grantjenks.com/docs/sortedcollections/ - sortedcollections
http://www.grantjenks.com/docs/sortedcontainers/ - sortedcontainers
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Michael Lenzen
- Copyright
2021 Michael Lenzen
- License
Apache License, Version 2.0


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 TOUCHSTONE PICTURES PRESENTS A WORKING TITLE FILMS PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH DOGSTAR FILMS/ NEW CRIME PRODUCTIONS A STEPHEN FREARS FILM JOHN CUSACK "HIGH FIDELITY" JACK BLACK LISA BONET JOELLE CARTER JOAN CUSACK SARA GILBERT IBEN HJEJLE TODD LOUISO LILI TAYLOR NATASHA GREGSON WAGNER MUSIC BY HOWARD SHORE COSTUME DESIGNER LAURA CUNNINGHAM BAUER FILM EDITING MICK AUDSLEY PRODUCTION DESIGNERS DAVID CHAPMAN THERESE DEPREZ DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY SEAMUS McGARVEY,B.S.C. CO-PRODUCERS JOHN CUSACK D.V. DeVINCENTIS STEVE PINK EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS MIKE NEWELL ALAN GREENSPAN LISA CHASIN PRODUCED BY TIM BEVAN RUDD SIMMONS BASED ON THE NOVEL BY NICK HORNBY SCREENPLAY BY D,V, DeVINCENTIS & STEVE PINK & JOHN CUSACK AND SCOTT ROSENBERG DIRECTED BY STEPHEN FREARS
What are the top 5 best films of the year 2000. Well, admittedly its still too early to start calling the shots. But be prepared for this funny and charming little gem from director Stephen Frears, as it already has my attention.
The story if about Rob Gordon (John Cusack), a thirty-something entrepreneur and owner of a small used record store in downtown Chicago. Now, Rob has a problem and that is, Laura (Iben Hjejle) his live in girl friend of several years has moved out. Rob, heartbroken and introspective tries to re-evaluate his love life.
That plot line, in and of itself is pretty nondescript. What makes this film so enjoyably fresh is the marvelous script by Mr.'s DeVincentis, Pink, Cusack, and Rosenberg. John Cusack as Rob Gordon breaks the cinematic third wall, conversing with the audience throughout the film. His self examination is both poignant and revelatory.  Rob Gordon is just such a fascinating, human character. And Cusack's performance is one of his best, equaling his turns in 'Grosse Point Blank' and (one of my favorite films) 'Say Anything'.
There are so many surprises in the film, including but not limited to uncredited performances by Tim Robbins (as Ian Raymond) and Catherine Zeta-Jones (as former girlfriend Charlie Nicholson). But performances are wonderfully timed comic turns, with Ms. Zeta-Jones turning a trophy lover into a bittersweet shrew. The rest of the cast is also remarkably good, with special credit to Jack Black (famed co-creator of the fictional acoustic punk group 'Tenacious D'), who turns in one of the funniest characters in recent years. What makes Barry (Jack Black) so funny is that we recognize him immediately. Most of us have had to deal with a retail clerk whose self importance and superiority were insufferable, and Jack Black's performance is hilariously on target in both its accuracy and self depreciation.
Lisa Bonet (as singer Marie DeSalle) is a revelation, both for her performance and her singing (Her performance of "Baby, I Love Your Way" is a revelation). This is a grand surprise and a welcome one. Iben Hjejle as Laura has a soulful and graceful quality that lights up the screen. Her performance is the emotional heart of the film. And as such, gives greater resonance to Rob's acceptance of adulthood and responsibility.
The screenplay by D.V. DeVincentis, Steve Pink, John Cusack and Scott Rosenberg is both knowingly funny and insightful. There is not a wasted line or scene. Every moment of the film brings with it new information to each of the characters and their situations. This may just possibly be the best screenplay of this year. I cannot remember any film recently (save for those by Woody Allen) that treats all of its characters with such aplomb. Not even the most minor of supporting roles is without its truth and honesty. And mention must be made of some of the funniest and wittiest dialogue since 'Grosse Point Blank' (also co-written by Mr.'s DeVincentis, Pink, and Cusack).
Stephan Frears (who's underrated "The Van" rates as one of 1996's best films), has another grand inclusion to his resume here. His direction of the film is marvelously subtle and subversive. Taking the technique of breaking the barrier of the screen from 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off', he reinvents it. Using it to force the audience to identify and sympathize with the character of Rob Gordon. The mise-en-scène, strewn with vinyl records and classic music, ranging from the '13th Floor Elevators' "You're Gonna Miss Me" to a cameo by Bruce Springsteen as an imaginary "pop" psychologist; is wondrous. I only hope that the Academy® has a long memory come nomination time in 2001.
In conclusion, "High Fidelity" is one of the best surprises of the pre-summer season. This is a film that will be laughed at and with. A knowing and thoughtful film that will entertain anyone who's ever been in love and lost. And knows all of the best songs to listen to while they recover.
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Type Definitions
BoundingBox
A box in 2D/3D space.
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
min |
Vertex | A 2D/3D vertex which defines the 'minimum' co-ordinates. This is the corner of the box with the lowest x, y and optional z co-ordinate. |
max |
Vertex | A 2D/3D vertex which defines the 'maximum' co-ordinates. This is the corner of the box with the highest x, y and optional z co-ordinate. |
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OpenSCADBoolean
Represents an OpenSCAD boolean. Equal to 'boolean'.
Type:
- string
- Source:
OpenSCADInfinity
Represents Infinity in OpenSCAD. Equal to 'inf'.
Type:
- string
- Source:
OpenSCADNaN
Represents NaN (Not a Number) in OpenSCAD. Equal to 'nan'.
Type:
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- Source:
OpenSCADNumber
Represents an OpenSCAD number. Equal to 'number'.
Type:
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- Source:
OpenSCADRange
Represents an OpenSCAD range. Equal to 'range'.
Type:
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- Source:
OpenSCADString
Represents an OpenSCAD string. Equal to 'string'.
Type:
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- Source:
OpenSCADUndefined
Represents undef (undefined) in OpenSCAD. Equal to 'undefined'.
Type:
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- Source:
OpenSCADVector
Represents an OpenSCAD vector. Equal to 'vector'.
Type:
- string
- Source:
Options
Key/value pair of options to configure the execution of an OpenSCAD test.
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
openSCADDirectory |
String | The prefix to prepend to all uses/includes. |
use |
Array.<String> | List of .scad files to import as 'use'. |
include |
Array.<String> | List of .scad files to import as 'include'. |
setUpText |
String | Any required OpenSCAD code to set up the test. |
testText |
String | The OpenSCAD code to be tested and asserted on. |
- Source:
Triangle
An array of three 3D vertices which describe a triangle. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_mesh.
Type:
- Array.<Vertex>
- Source:
Types
A collection of the available OpenSCAD types.
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
BOOLEAN |
OpenSCADBoolean | See OpenSCADBoolean. |
INF |
OpenSCADInfinity | See OpenSCADInfinity. |
NAN |
OpenSCADNaN | See OpenSCADNaN. |
NUMBER |
OpenSCADNumber | See OpenSCADNumber. |
RANGE |
OpenSCADRange | See OpenSCADRange. |
STRING |
OpenSCADString | See OpenSCADString. |
UNDEF |
OpenSCADUndefined | See OpenSCADUndefined. |
VECTOR |
OpenSCADVector | See OpenSCADVector. |
- Source:
UnitTestSCAD
This is the top level object exposed when requiring UnitTestSCAD into a NodeJS script.
Type:
- object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
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Function |
function | Exposes the Function class for use. This should be used when testing an OpenSCAD function. |
ThreeDModule |
ThreeDModule | Exposes the ThreeDModule class for use. This should be used when testing an OpenSCAD module which produces a 3D model. |
TwoDModule |
TwoDModule | Exposes the TwoDModule class for use. This should be used when testing an OpenSCAD module which produces a 2D model. |
Types |
Types | Exposes the Types object for use. This should be used when performing assertions on a Function. |
Vertex
A 2/3 length co-ordinate representing a point in 2D/3D space.
Type:
- Array.<number>
- Source:


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| xgb.model.dt.tree {xgboost} | R Documentation |
Parse a boosted tree model text dump into a data.table
structure.
xgb.model.dt.tree(feature_names = NULL, model = NULL, text = NULL, trees = NULL, use_int_id = FALSE, ...)
feature_names |
character vector of feature names. If the model already
contains feature names, those would be used when |
model |
object of class |
text |
|
trees |
an integer vector of tree indices that should be parsed.
If set to |
use_int_id |
a logical flag indicating whether nodes in columns "Yes", "No", "Missing" should be represented as integers (when FALSE) or as "Tree-Node" character strings (when FALSE). |
... |
currently not used. |
A data.table
with detailed information about model trees' nodes.
The columns of the data.table
are:
Tree
: integer ID of a tree in a model (zero-based index)
Node
: integer ID of a node in a tree (zero-based index)
ID
: character identifier of a node in a model (only when use_int_id=FALSE
)
Feature
: for a branch node, it's a feature id or name (when available);
for a leaf note, it simply labels it as 'Leaf'
Split
: location of the split for a branch node (split condition is always "less than")
Yes
: ID of the next node when the split condition is met
No
: ID of the next node when the split condition is not met
Missing
: ID of the next node when branch value is missing
Quality
: either the split gain (change in loss) or the leaf value
Cover
: metric related to the number of observation either seen by a split
or collected by a leaf during training.
When use_int_id=FALSE
, columns "Yes", "No", and "Missing" point to model-wide node identifiers
in the "ID" column. When use_int_id=TRUE
, those columns point to node identifiers from
the corresponding trees in the "Node" column.
# Basic use: data(agaricus.train, package='xgboost') bst <- xgboost(data = agaricus.train$data, label = agaricus.train$label, max_depth = 2, eta = 1, nthread = 2, nrounds = 2,objective = "binary:logistic") (dt <- xgb.model.dt.tree(colnames(agaricus.train$data), bst)) # This bst model already has feature_names stored with it, so those would be used when # feature_names is not set: (dt <- xgb.model.dt.tree(model = bst)) # How to match feature names of splits that are following a current 'Yes' branch: merge(dt, dt[, .(ID, Y.Feature=Feature)], by.x='Yes', by.y='ID', all.x=TRUE)[order(Tree,Node)]


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Suppose I want to checkout git@github.com:leanprover-community/lean.git and just modify some of the Lean files. What do I actually do? The build instructions there are all about actually building Lean itself. I just want to modify some .lean
files under the library
directory. How do build everything in the library directory?
I've got so used to the wonders of elan
/leanpkg
based lean...
Hmm, if your default Lean is at 3.7.2c (or if you set an elan
override for your lean
repo directory) then you can just open library/
in VS Code and it should be OK for most things right now, since the master commit doesn't have any changes to Lean beyond 3.7.2c.
However, "Go to definition" won't direct you to the right place, and you might not be able to test your changes easily, since you'll still be running a different version of Lean using a different core library.
I don't know how to get all of that in sync without building Lean and setting up an elan
override to a local toolchain (see elan toolchain help link
).
I used elan run leanprover-community-lean-3.7.2 lean --make -j 1 .
to compile modified library, doesn't give you editor support.
How do I override toolchain in a directory?
I can never remember the syntax so I just type elan override
and follow what it says there.
Looks like it's elan override set leanprover-community-lean-3.7.2
.
Emacs mode works after elan override
!
@Scott Morrison What are you going to modify?
I wanted to muck around with ne.def
, contrary to Mario's advice. :-)
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MODULES.DEP
Section: (5)Updated: 2002-12-27
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
modules.dep - List of module dependenciesDESCRIPTION
The modules.dep as generated by module-init-tools depmod, lists the dependencies for every module in the directories under /lib/modules/version, where modules.dep is.
Blank lines, and lines starting with a '#' (ignoring spaces) are ignored. Other lines are of the form "filename: [filename]*", listing the complete dependencies for the first filename in descending order.
For example, if /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/a.ko depended on b.ko and c.ko in the same directory, and c.ko depended on b.ko as well, the file might look like:
# This is a comment. /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/a.ko: /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/c.ko /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/b.ko /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/b.ko: /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/c.ko: /lib/modules/2.6.29/kernel/b.ko
This file is used by modprobe to know the order in which to load modules (they are loaded right to left, and removed left to right).
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I’ve been doing some work on Princely the last couple of weeks and i’m happy to announce the release of version 1.3.0. My goal was to clear up any outstanding issues and get Asset Pipeline support into Princely, as well as add test support.
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- Decoupling the main Princely class from Rails for use in non-rails projects
- Added option :disposition to
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SATURDAY
AIB Leinster Club SFC semi-final.
Portlaoise (Laois) v Éire Óg (Carlow), MW Hire O'Moore Park, 7.30pm Live RTÉ2.
Portlaoise bid to make their fourth Leinster final this decade but it’s 10 years since they last won the provincial crown and time has ticked on for a number of players. Éire Óg won’t fear the short trip to Portlaoise but they mightn’t have the forward power to truly hurt the hosts.
Verdict: Portlaoise.
All-Ireland LGFA intermediate club final
St Paul’s (Antrim) v Naomh Ciarán (Offaly), Kingspan Breffni Park (M Kelly, Mayo), 2.30pm, live on LGFA Facebook
Kate Kenny is the player to watch out for in this one. She kicked 1-10 for Naomh Ciarán in their extra-time semi-final victory over Inch Rovers. Kenny is a dual player who last weekend helped St Rynagh’s score a comfortable win over Camross in the Leinster club intermediate camogie final. Kirsty McGuinness is the forward on the St Paul’s side who’ll require closest marshaling.
 On the Mourneabbey side, there are a multitude of All-Ireland senior medalists, an All-Ireland winning captain (Ciara O’Sullivan), three All-Star winners (Noelle Healy, and Ciara and Doireann O’Sullivan), and the 2017 ladies football player of the year (Healy). Kilkerrin-Clonberne have an All-Ireland winning captain of their own in Annette Clarke.
She, along with the Ward sisters, Louise and Nicola, are All-Star recipients, while Galway senior Olivia Divilly turned down the opportunity to kick ball in Australia for the next few months so to concentrate on club matters.
Mourneabbey came out on top when these teams met in the 2015 and 2018 All-Ireland semi-finals. Third time lucky for the Galway women?
Verdict: Mourneabbey
AIB Munster Club JHC semi-final.
Carrick Davins (Tipperary) v St Mary’s (Waterford), Clonmel Sports Ground 1pm (M. Maher, Cork).
There shouldn’t be much between this pair but Carrick Davins will be battle-hardened having seen off Arravale Rovers in a classic recently.
Verdict: Carrick Davins.
AIB Munster JFC semi-finals.
Na Gaeil (Kerry) v Michael Cusacks (Clare), Austin Stack Park 1pm (J. Hynes, Limerick).
As expected, Na Gaeil had far too much for Kilshannig last weekend and Michael Cusacks aren’t likely to do much better against the Tralee men.
Verdict: Na Gaeil.
Mullinahone (Tipperary) v Croom (Limerick), Bansha 1pm (A. Long, Cork).
Croom had to slug it out to see off Ballyduff Lower last weekend. Extra-time may be required but the visitors have the momentum.
Verdict: Croom.
SUNDAY.
AIB Munster Club SHC final.
Borris-Ileigh (Tipperary) v Ballygunner (Waterford), Páirc Uí Rinn 2pm (J. Murphy, Limerick).
If fancied Ballygunner do go down on Sunday it won’t be because of complacency, insists Shane O’Sullivan. No matter how much they are expected to win, they are approaching the game differently.
“When you think of that, that’s from the bookmakers’ point of view,” he says of their 2/9 status. “If you are to take the educated hurler’s point of view or to look at both teams, you wouldn’t think that.
So you can break it down to facts and ask, ‘right, what about Borris Ileigh, what are they bringing?’ Well they are bringing All-Ireland senior winners, they have an All-Ireland senior winner in every line on the field.
“Go through it, full back Paddy Stapleton, centre back Brendan Maher, midfield Dan McCormack, half forward line Conor Kenny, full forward line young Devaney. They are absolutely fantastic hurlers. We know this.”
O’Sullivan may move to wing-back again on Sunday to try and curb Borris-Ileigh’s aerial threat on their puck-outs. Kenny is a master in that realm and both O’Sullivan, Barry Coughlan and Philip Mahony could have the most important roles negating in-form pair Kenny and Jerry Kelly.
With Dan McCormack possibly helping out Kenny and Kelly, how that line fares will go a long way to deciding whether Ballygunner pull away with ease or are made fight for a second successive provincial title. In attack, they have executioners but then Borris-Ileigh have shrewd men in Paddy Stapleton and Brendan Maher.
Stapleton could be given the job of trying to handle Dessie Hutchinson although the likes of Peter Hogan will have to be monitored closely too. Maher and Pauric Mahony look set to lock horns but it will be key for Borris-Ileigh that Maher isn’t too occupied with marking so that he is able to spray quality ball forward into the likes of exciting prospect James Devaney.
The chances are though that the Borris-Ileigh defence, so good up to now, will be presented with too much to do to be creative. Ballygunner to march on with four or five points to spare.
Verdict: Ballygunner.
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AIB Connacht Club SFC final.
Corofin (Galway) v Pádraig Pearses (Roscommon), Tuam Stadium 2pm Deferred TG4.
As Niall Daly said during the week, Pádraig Pearses have to make Corofin doubt themselves and Pat Flanagan will have his charges convinced they can pull off a shock providing they keep their football high energy from the outset. The fear for them, though, is that Corofin have already had their almost obligatory shock and survived it in Galway before seeing off a dogged Ballintubber. Hard to see the champions slipping up.
Verdict: Corofin.
AIB Leinster Club SFC semi-final.
Garrycastle (Westmeath) v Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin), TEG Cusack Park 1.30pm.
There is still plenty of life in some of the old dogs in Garrycastle yet Ballyboden have men too who are long in the tooth and still delivering. If it turns out to be low scoring then Ballyboden have the men for it but in a shoot-out the Basquels will thrive. Garrycastle must deliver an incredible performance to win.
Verdict: Ballyboden St Enda’s.
AIB Munster Club IHC final.
Fr O’Neill’s (Cork) v Ballysaggart (Waterford), Fraher Field 1.30pm (J. McCormack, Tipperary).
So much talent on the Ballysaggart side with the Bennett brothers but Stephen’s fitness is questionable and the feelgood factor from Imokilly’s senior title and two good wins for the club against Blackrock and Broadford have Fr O’Neill’s in good fettle. Declan Dalton is playing some beautiful stuff and he will be difficult to handle.
Verdict: Fr O’Neill’s.
 Their main threat is recent All-Star winner Rachel Kearns, the Mayo full-forward kicking 1-9 during their All-Ireland semi-final victory over Edendork. Kearns will be picked up by the highly capable Aisling Barrett, a veteran of numerous campaigns with Cork.
Donoughmore tallied 3-13 in their semi-final. That total was supplied by just three players - Rena Buckley, Aileen Buckley, and Claudia Keane - and only one of whom was operating as a forward. They will need others to step up to the scoring plate on Sunday.
Verdict: Donoughmore


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| stack_trim {rlang} | R Documentation |
ctxt_stack()
can be tricky to use in real code because all
intervening frames are returned with the stack, including those at
ctxt_stack()
own call site. stack_trim()
makes it easy to
remove layers of intervening calls.
stack_trim(stack, n = 1)
stack |
An evaluation stack. |
n |
The number of call frames (not eval frames) to trim off the top of the stack. In other words, the number of layers of intervening frames to trim. |
These functions are deprecated and replaced by trace_back()
.
# Intervening frames appear on the evaluation stack: identity(identity(ctxt_stack())) # stack_trim() will trim the first n layers of calls: stack_trim(identity(identity(ctxt_stack()))) # Note that it also takes care of calls intervening at its own call # site: identity(identity( stack_trim(identity(identity(ctxt_stack()))) )) # It is especially useful when used within a function that needs to # inspect the evaluation stack but should nonetheless be callable # within nested calls without side effects: stack_util <- function() { # n = 2 means that two layers of intervening calls should be # removed: The layer at ctxt_stack()'s call site (including the # stack_trim() call), and the layer at stack_util()'s call. stack <- stack_trim(ctxt_stack(), n = 2) stack } user_fn <- function() { # A user calls your stack utility with intervening frames: identity(identity(stack_util())) } # These intervening frames won't appear in the evaluation stack identity(user_fn())


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Wow guests at a dinner party with this luxurious main course. Serve with buttered new potatoes and greens.
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Line a large roasting tin with foil, leaving plenty of overlap so you can create a tent around the fish and shellfish. Drizzle the foil with olive oil and add a few small knobs of butter and scatter with half of the lemon zest and garlic. Season the fish inside and out. Place a small amount of the remaining lemon zest, garlic and a bay leaf inside the fish. Place the fish on top of the seasoned foil, cover with the remaining lemon zest, garlic and bay leaves and pour over the white wine or vermouth, then drizzle with a little more olive oil.
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Will add the updates I’ll tweak till then and the powerpoint slide sometimes tomorrow at the same place.
See you all tonight in Brighton, or over the next two days at Mix!


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jdk 1 of 3 10.cpil.203.15.doc IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY CIVIL APPELLATE SIDE JURISDICTION PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION NO. 203 OF 2015 Shri. Mohan Ramanna Sutar .. Petitioner Vs. Shri. Pandurang Saharkari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd. & Ors. .. Respondents .... Mr. Ashok B. Tajane Advocate for Petitioner Mr. K.P.Shah Advocate for Respondent No.1 Mr. S.S.Shah for Respondent No.2 Ms. Sharmila U. Deshmukh for Respondent No.3 Mr. N.P. Deshpande for Respondent No.4 .... CORAM : NARESH H. PATIL, C.J. & N.M. JAMDAR, J.
DATED : APRIL 03, 2019 P.C.:
1. The Rejoinder has been tendered on behalf of ::: Uploaded on - 04/04/2019 ::: Downloaded on - 05/04/2019 01:01:25 ::: jdk 2 of 3 10.cpil.203.15.doc Petitioner which is taken on record. Paragraph 9 of the said Rejoinder reads as under:
"9. I say that on the basis of above report the Respondent No.3 be directed to take further action against Respondent No.2 against whom there is clear report of violation of various norms. In view of report of Respondent No.3 petition be disposed off so far as Respondent No.1 is concerned directing that the Respondent no.1 will strictly abide by the rules and provisions of the Environmental Pollution Act and the other Act i.e. Air Pollution Control Act and Hazardous Waste Management Rules".
2. In view of the above averments in the Rejoinder, nothing survives qua Respondent No.1.
3. The counsel for Respondent No.2 submitted that Conditional Restart Directions under Section 33A of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution ) Act, 1974 have been issued on 23 August 2018. The counsel for Respondent No.3
- The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board submits that on the conditional restart direction, the factory is functioning. The counsel appearing for the Petitioner submits that they would continue to comply with the directions issued under the orders of Maharashtra Pollution Control Board. The counsel for ::: Uploaded on - 04/04/2019 ::: Downloaded on - 05/04/2019 01:01:25 ::: jdk 3 of 3 10.cpil.203.15.doc Maharashtra Pollution Control Board states that Maharashtra Pollution Control Board would take necessary action in accordance with law after verifying the violation, if any.
4. In view of the above statements, the Public Interest Petition stands disposed of.
N.M.JAMDAR, J. CHIEF JUSTICE
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return-object
Purpose
Return from an object-returning method.
Details
| Op & Format |
Mnemonic / Syntax |
Arguments |
| 11 11x |
return-object vAA |
A: return value register (8 bits) |
Constraints
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The return type of the current method must be a reference.
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A must be a valid register index in the current stack frame.
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Register vA must be known to be reference-bearing.
Behavior
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If the method is synchronized, the object's monitor is released in a way
similar to the monitor-exit instruction.
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The stack frame of the current method invocation is removed from the stack.
This includes all its registers becoming invalid.
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If the stack is now empty, the current thread terminates.
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Otherwise, the following happens:
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The stack frame that caused this method invocation becomes valid. This
includes all its registers and their old values.
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Execution continues at the bytecode instruction immediately following
the invoke instruction that caused this method invocation.
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The return value can be consumed by (exactly) the first instruction
following the invoke-kind or invoke-kind/range instruction that caused
this method invocation, and this instructions needs to be a
move-result-object instruction.
Exceptions
None.


A dual layer, modular approach for creating easily maintainable, theme-based UI for the web.
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I write mostly about academic life.
Important note: these posts might have typos or weird wording. Although I might be aware of some of these issues, I do not plan to fix any of them. This is because writing takes time. If I want my blog posts to be free of typos, I might ended up not publishing anything, because I may need to polish them a lot (since I’m not a native English speaker, this takes even more time). So, I decided not to polish these blog posts in order to give them existence.
These posts are also published on Medium.


Mechanism of action:
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alter cerical mucus
- prevent sperm penetration into upper reproductive tract
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upto 60% LNG anovulatory
Efficacy
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pill taken at or around same time every day
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no pill free interval
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>99% effective
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efficacy may be reduced in women >70kg
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2 pills/day
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or cerezette(desogestrel-only)
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Starting:
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started up to and including D5 after start of menstrual cycle - no additional
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any other time:
- 2 day rule
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amenorrhoeic and not pregnant
- 2 day rule
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before D21 post partum
- no additional
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after D21 cpost partum
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2 day rule
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Missed pills
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if >27hrs since last POP = missed pill:
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take pill ASAP
- if >1 then take 1
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take next pill @ usual time
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may mean taking 2 pills one day
- not harmful
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Additional method of contraception for next 2 days
- ECP considered if UPSI within this period
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if vomitis within 2 hours of taking POP then take another one
- if now >3hrs late: missed pill
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not changed by gut flora
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liver enzyme induction: use additonal contraceptive
return of fertility:
- no delay in return
Contraindications:
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UKMEC 4
- current breast cancer
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UKMEC 3
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history of breast cancer
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gestational trophoblastic neoplasia
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active viral hepatitis
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severe decompensated cirrhosis
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liver tumours
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use of liver enzyme inducing medications
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continuations:
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new:
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IHD
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CVA
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migraine wiht aura
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may initiate (UKMEC2) with these
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Side effects
Bleeding patterns
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half POP experience prolonged bleeding
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7-% breatkthrough
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20% amenorrhoeic
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40% bleed regularly
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40% erratic bleeding
Weight change, headache, depression
- no causal relationship
Cardiovascular disease
- little or no increase risk of VTE, Stroke, MI
breast cancer
- no causeal relationship
managing bleeding
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bleeding may settle
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other causes of bleeding should be considered
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change type and dose of progestogen
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no evidence but may help
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consider alternate method
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pysnn.functional
pysnn.functional¶
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pysnn.functional.
exponential_trace_update
(trace, x, alpha_t, tau_t, dt)¶ Exponential change in cell’s trace based on current trace and incoming spikes x.
Trace updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} + \frac{(-trace + alpha_{t} * x) dt}{tau_{t}}\]- Parameters
trace – Current trace
x – Incoming/presynaptic spikes
alpha_t – Scaling factor for spike influence on trace
tau_t – Trace decay time constant
dt – Duration of single timestep
- Returns
New trace values
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pysnn.functional.
linear_trace_update
(trace, x, alpha_t, trace_decay, dt)¶ Calculate change in cell’s trace based on a fixed decay factor and incoming spikes x.
Trace updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} * tracedecay + alpha_{t} * x\]- Parameters
trace – Current trace
x – Incoming/presynaptic spikes
alpha_t – Scaling factor for spike influence on trace
trace_decay – Trace decay factor, should be < 1
dt – Duration of single timestep
- Returns
New trace values
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pysnn.functional.
exponential_thresh_update
(thresh, x, alpha_thresh, tau_thresh, dt)¶ Calculate change in cell’s threshold based on current threshold and incoming spikes x.
Threshold updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} + \frac{(-trace + alpha_{t} * x) dt}{tau_{t}}\]- Parameters
trace – Current trace
x – Incoming/presynaptic spikes
alpha_t – Scaling factor for spike influence on trace
tau_t – Trace decay time constant
dt – Duration of single timestep
- Returns
New threshold values
-
pysnn.functional.
linear_thresh_update
(thresh, x, alpha_thresh, thresh_decay, dt)¶ Calculate change in cell’s threshold based on a fixed decay factor and incoming spikes x.
Threshold updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} * tracedecay + alpha_{t} * x\]- Parameters
trace – Current trace
x – Incoming/presynaptic spikes
alpha_t – Scaling factor for spike influence on trace
trace_decay – Trace decay factor, should be < 1
dt – Duration of single timestep
- Returns
New threshold values
-
pysnn.functional.
if_voltage_update
(v_cur, v_in, alpha, refrac_counts)¶ Calculate change in cell’s voltage based on current and incoming voltage, no decay.
- Parameters
v_cur – Current voltages
v_in – Incoming voltages
alpha – Incoming voltage scaling factor
refrac_counts – Number of timesteps left in refractory state for each
Neuron
- Returns
New voltages
-
pysnn.functional.
lif_linear_voltage_update
(v_cur, v_rest, v_in, alpha_v, v_decay, dt, refrac_counts)¶ Calculate change in cell’s voltage based on a linear relation between current and incoming voltage, with decay.
Voltage updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} * tracedecay + alpha_{t} * x\]- Parameters
v_cur – Current voltages
v_rest – Resting voltages
v_in – Incoming voltages
alpha_v – Incoming voltage scaling factor
v_decay – Voltage decay factor, should be < 1
dt – Duration of single timestep
refrac_counts – Number of timesteps left in refractory state for each
Neuron
- Returns
New voltages
-
pysnn.functional.
lif_exponential_voltage_update
(v_cur, v_rest, v_in, alpha_v, tau_v, dt, refrac_counts)¶ Calculate change in cell’s voltage based on current and incoming voltage.
Voltage updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} + \frac{(-trace + alpha_{t} * x) dt}{tau_{t}}\]- Parameters
v_cur – Current voltages
v_rest – Resting voltages
v_in – Incoming voltages
alpha_v – Incoming voltage scaling factor
tau_v – Voltage decay time constant
dt – Duration of single timestep
refrac_counts – Number of timesteps left in refractory state for each
Neuron
- Returns
New voltages
-
pysnn.functional.
fede_voltage_update
(v_cur, v_rest, v_in, alpha_v, tau_v, dt, refrac_counts, pre_trace)¶ Calculate change in cell’s voltage based on current voltage and input trace.
Defined in “Unsupervised Learning of a Hierarchical Spiking Neural Network for Optical Flow Estimation: From Events to Global Motion Perception - F.P. Valles, et al.”
Voltage updates are performed according to the following formula:
\[trace_{t+1} = trace_{t} + \frac{(-trace + alpha_{t} * (v_{in} - pretrace)) dt}{tau_{t}}\]- Parameters
v_cur – Current voltages
v_rest – Resting voltages
v_in – Incoming voltages
alpha_v – Incoming voltage scaling factor
tau_v – Voltage decay time constant
dt – Duration of single timestep
refrac_counts – Number of timesteps left in refractory state for each
Neuron
- Returns
New voltages


Design Patterns, explained simply, was started by Henry Armstrong (that’s me) in March of 2015.
As an application support analyst at a major health insurance company in the US, I began to ache for a better understanding of better ways to accomplish common problems and tasks I encountered when creating internal utilities for my teams. I was aware of software design patterns, and the various resources online for them. I was also aware that I was slowly becoming dependent on google for an ever increasing amount of code-related things.
Hoping to stop this, I began to look more closely at these common design patterns. If I could understand these to a point that I could explain them to my five year old son (or even better my three year old youngest!), then I’d have an understanding that would stay with me, and make my resources less internet-based.
I’ve used several sources throughout my learnings of the popular design patterns that exist out on the internet. Here are the ones I think most fondly of.
SourceMaking - a great website that plainly illustrates several design patterns, anti-patterns, and even some refactoring tips. Great site.


to view calcium pump structure
Calcium ions play a crucial role in
the metabolism and physiology of eukaryotes.
Calcium exists as a gradient across the plasma membrane, with
extracellular concentrations being about 10,000 times higher than intracellular
ones. Inside the cell, calcium
concentrations can vary between different organelles, the transport of calcium
between the cytoplasm and organelles such as the sarcoplasmic and endoplasmic
reticulum acting to control cytosolic calcium concentrations. Signalling events often involve an influx of
calcium across the plasma membrane, or release of calcium from the sarcoplasmic
or endoplasmic reticulum, where the increase in cytosolic calcium can initiate
or alter cellular processes. A whole
range of cellular processes is regulated by the free cytosolic calcium
concentration, ranging from transcription control and cell survival to
neurotransmitter release and muscle function.
In order for a cell to use calcium as a signalling molecule, the cell
must create calcium gradients across membranes. To obtain such concentration differences, calcium ions need to be
actively pumped across membranes against a concentration gradient. Cells use calcium pumps to direct the flow
of calcium ions through the plasma membrane or organelle membranes, and the
resulting gradients are used in a variety of
signalling systems mediated by gated ion channels.
Calcium pumps are ATPases that transport ions across membranes using
energy obtained from the hydrolysis of ATP.
Calcium ATPases are members of the P-type family of ion pumps, which are responsible for the ATP-dependent active transport of ions across a wide variety of cellular membranes. The P-type ATPase family is widespread throughout the phylogenetic tree, and include transporters such as the sodium/potassium pumps and the gastric hydrogen/potassium pumps, and are fundamental in establishing various ion gradients within cells. The designation of P-type comes from the mechanism, which involves the Phosphorylation of an aspartate residue (Asp351) in the active site using the terminal phosphate in ATP, resulting in conformational changes in both the ATP-binding cytoplasmic domains and the calcium-binding transmembrane domain that shuffles the ions across the membrane. The subsequent release of the calcium ions signals the hydrolysis of the aspartyl phosphate group, returning the pump to its original conformation.


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8/31/18
A.J. Ouellette (redshirt senior).
Maleek Irons (redshirt senior), Julian Ross (sophomore), David Burroughs (redshirt senior), Jake Neatherton (redshirt freshman).
O'Shaan Allison.
Almost two years removed from the 2016 Mid-American Conference championship game, A.J. Ouellette still remembers exactly where he was on the sideline.
Greg Windham snapped the ball out of the shotgun formation, made his read and threw an interception into the arms of a Western Michigan linebacker. All that Ouellette could do was watch.
He had suffered a season-ending injury in the first week of the season and had been forced on a scooter for the remainder of the season. He was standing on the far left side of the field, behind the offense and saw the mistake coming.
After the game, he couldn't comfort for his teammates -- he had to worry about making his way back to the bus because his injury made his mobility so much tougher.
“There was nothing our quarterback could’ve done, that was just a good play by the linebacker,” Ouellette said earlier in August. “Good teams find ways to win.”
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AJ Ouellette carries the ball during Ohio's Homecoming game against Central Michigan University on Saturday.
Two years removed from that night in Detroit, Ouellette came storming back in 2017. Along with Nathan Rourke, Ouellette is the most important offensive player for Ohio. He’s led the team in rushing each of his three full seasons, despite sharing carries with Dorian Brown and Daz’Mond Patterson. At 5-foot-10, 209 pounds, he’s a physical runner who’s never been one to shy away from contact. He ranks ninth in program history in rushing yards (2,478) and 10th in touchdowns (20).
As a former walk-on and who played high school football for Division VII Covington, Ouellette has had to make his own path at Ohio. He ran for 785 yards and seven touchdowns as a true freshman in 2014 and 687 yards and six touchdowns as a sophomore, last season looked to be a breakout season. It was, as he ran for 1,006 yards and seven touchdowns. He’s just the 10th player in school history to do so.
“It’s a great feeling when you can represent your hometown and the people that believe in you. But you got to stay the same person you were when you showed up.”AJ Ouellette
“It’s a great feeling when you can represent your hometown and the people that believe in you. But you got to stay the same person you were when you showed up,” Ouellette said. “Your just the same person who came here five years ago who is trying to make a dream come true.”
He’s overachieved expectations, but he has a lingering sense that he’s underachieved relative to the team’s goals, particularly this past season.
He wasn’t satisfied with that ending at Ohio. It’s the main reason he came back so rejuvenated: to end on a high note — personally and as a team. Ouellette wants that MAC Championship more than ever. He wants to be on the team that breaks the 50-year drought — the Bobcats haven’t won a conference championship since 1968.
He was picked to attend the conference’s media day in Detroit in early August. It brought back some memories of that December night.
But, everything he knows he has to do has been working. In all of his media appearances this summer, Ouellette’s used his time to talk about his personal and team goals. He wants another 1,000 yard season. He’s also been complimentary of his teammates, primarily the younger running backs on the team.
As he enters his final season, he’s is reflective of his time in Athens. Both he and the team are hoping it leads to a productive year.
If Ouellette is the every-down back, then Maleek Irons is the speed back to come in and break things open for Ohio’s talented offense.
Irons returns to the core of the running back group after sitting out a year due to a suspension because of an arrest in the spring of 2017. Almost by default, he returns as the second-leading rusher for the Bobcats after the graduation of Brown. He finished 2016 with 439 yards and five touchdowns, but coaches are sure he can return to that form, if not better.
Behind Ouellette and Irons, there’s some interesting depth on the roster. Julian Ross returns, and last season, he rushed for 250 yards on 60 carries with three touchdowns. He has the potential to be the three back, but he may be redshirted because he wasn’t able to last season due to Irons’ absence. The Bobcats also added O’Shaan Allison, a true freshman, who has the size to be a threat in the red zone.
Ross and Allison look like potential third-string backs, but David Burroughs and Jake Neatherton are capable of stepping into the role, too.
"Running back wise, we have three seniors,” offensive coordinator Tim Albin said at the Bobcats’ media day earlier in August. “I’ve got six in our room and I guarantee six will all play. There's not any question in my mind. A.J. Ouellette had an unbelievable offseason. He's bigger, faster and stronger than he's ever been. He's clocking 4.4's electronically. Julian Ross ran a 4.37 in the 40 electronically, he had a tremendous off. Maleek Irons is back too, I'm really excited about that room.”
Ouellette continues to be the workhorse of the Bobcats’ offense and stays healthy, which results in a 1,000 yard season and puts him as one of the top-five rushers in program history. Irons returns better than before and is the perfect back for when Ouellette needs a break. One of the four potential third-string backs progresses well and the Bobcats are still able to redshirt someone for the future.
Ouellette is injured at the early onset of the season with no defined return date. Irons doesn’t look like a better version of 2016 and none of the third-stringers seem to have the toughness to step up. The lack of a run game hinders what should’ve been a balanced offense and caps Ohio’s ceiling as a team.
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Contact Information:
Important Numbers:
Provincial Office: 1-234-567-8910
Customer Service: 1-234-567-8910
Transfer to CS: Ext 456
Accounts Line: 1-234-567-8910
Address:
Example Centre
Suite 000
123 4th Street
Somewhere, ON
A1B 2C3
Email:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hours of Operation:
Monday – 9:00am – 9:30pm EST
Tuesday – 9:00am – 9:30pm EST
Wednesday – 9:00am – 9:30pm EST
Thursday – 9:00am – 9:30pm EST
Friday – 9:00am – 9:30pm EST
Saturday – 9:00am – 5:30pm EST
Sunday – Closed
Quality Score Card:
Call Open
* Did the Agent correctly disclose the Outbound Call Recording Disclosure Statement?
* Were the proper points of customer verification completed?
Collection Core Skills
* Did the Agent identify and discuss the Reason for Delinquency?
Did the Agent discuss and/or challenge account history, including payment history details within the conversation?
(IE: Broken promises, NSF's, difficult contact, abnormal RFD patterns, potentially compromised collateral or customer info)
Responses / Rebuttals
Did the Agent use appropriate responses to all client objections?
Promise To Pay / Payment
Did the Agent outline the total amount due & make arrangements for the full arrears balance?
* Did the Agent negotiate to obtain payment arrangements and determine what could be paid today?
Did the Agent discuss Source of Funds and/or employment information to determine PTP validity?
Did the Agent address/discuss the the next regular payment due?
Did the Agent discuss the benefits and possible consequences of payment/non-payment to create urgency?
* Did the Agent recite the Mini-Miranda?
(Prior to processing a Blue Pay - Visa Debit/Master card payment)
Professionalism
Did the Agent project courtesy and professionalism?
(IE: Strong product and client knowledge, proper tone, pace, control, word usage, etc.)
Third Party Contact / Messages
Were appropriate third party guidelines followed?
(Reference, employer, DNC'd third parties)
Call Wrap Up
Did the Agent or client recap all payment dates?
Did the Agent or client recap all payment amounts?
Does the agent's note and actioned statuses reflect how the call went and include all pertinent details?
(Including the update of all demographics)
* Did the Agent disposition the call properly through LiveVox?
Did the Agent set a proper follow-up date?
* If this criteria is missed, the agent scores zero for the entire category
Scripts:
Debit Script
You, (Client’s name), authorize for a single debit entry to your debit card ending in **** to make a onetime payment in the amount of $$, account # (Contract ID). Your total payment of $$ will be dated on DD/MM/YYYY. To authorize this payment, please state your first and last name.
Payout Request Script
Please be advised that the following provided amount is subject to change. Providing all past payments clear and allowing for any additional fees associated with returned payment. The balance due as of today’s day PAYOUT (30) includes 30 days of per diem at PER DIEM. If there is a discrepancy between this amount verbally provided and an amount provided in writing, the amount in writing will be the honored amount. Please acknowledge this statement by stating your first and last name.
Frequency Change Script
You are giving permission to charge a fee of $$ to process the requested frequency change. This fee will be interest free and will be added to the end of your contract. Do you acknowledge this adjustment?
Representment Campaign
- We tried to pull your scheduled payment from your account and there was insufficient funds in the account.
- We will be attempting to pull that payment again. Are the funds there now?
- What is going on that the funds weren’t available?
- When can you make up the payment? (If the funds won’t be there for the representment.)
Reference Campaign
- I was given your name and telephone on a credit application for (client)
- *Once confirmed state Outbound Disclosure (This call may be monitored...)*
- Is this a friend or relative of yours?
- I am calling today to verify place of employment, home address and contact phone numbers. Do you know where (the client) is currently working? A home address? What number do you use to contact (the client)?
- Would you be able to pass a message to (the client) for me?
Employer Campaign
- I am calling to complete an employment verification. Who should I be speaking to?
- Can you verify that (the client) is still one of your employees?
- Do you have multiple business locations or just this one? What is the address of the location (the client) works at?
- Is there a designated employee parking lot at that location? Is it accessible to the public or secured?
- Is (the client) at work today? Would it be possible to speak to him/her?
- Does he/she work shift work? What are the regular operating hours?
- If I can’t speak to (the client), can I leave an urgent message for him/her?
DNC Third Party Numbers
- If the Third party asks us not to call again, please send an email to your Supervisor with the number and the reason it needs to be DNC’d.
- The Supervisor will tick the DNC box if the Supervisor concurs.
- If a new employer is located, the old employer information can be removed and replaced with the new info.
Subsequent Third Party Calls
- If we speak to an employer or a reference a 2nd or 3rd time, ensure we acknowledge the first conversation:
- Is the client still an employee? Still working at the same business address? Same shift? Can I speak to him/her now?
- Does the reference have any new contact information, new address or new contact information? Was the reference successful in passing along a message the last time we spoke?
Tips:
Extension Criteria:
Minimum Age of Loan: 180 Days Old
Minimum Monthly Equivalent Payments Made: 6 Months
Verified Contact (number and address for Borrower[s]): Yes
Vehicle Functioning and in Their Possession : Yes
With Extension, along with any other payments, will report loan as: < 31 Days Past Due
Number of Extensions Available: Minimum 1 Per Contract Year
After Temporary Loan Modification: TLM was less than 12 months ago
Previous Extension(s) Permitted in Current Contract Year: No
Borrower Currently in Temporary Loan Modification: No
Agreed to $$ Fee: Yes
Good Faith Payment: 25% of payment(s) unless under 11 DPD
Temporary Loan Modification Criteria:
Max term of reduced payments: 6 Months
Maximum Payment Reduction: 40% of Current Payment
Maximum Current Delinquency: < 30 Days Past Due
Fee: No Fee Required
Good Faith Payment: No GFP Required
Budget on File: Yes
Frequency Change Formulas
- Monthly - BW: 12*(payment)/26
- Monthly - SM: (payment)/2
- BW - Monthly: 26*(payment)/12
- BW - SM: 26*(payment)/24
- SM - Monthly: (payment)*2
- SM - BW: 24*(payment)/26
Frequency Change & Due Date Change Guidelines:
Due Date Change (DDC):
The process of permanently moving a payment schedule forward or backwards a set number of days while maintaining the same frequency.
Frequency Change (FC):
The process of permanently changing the frequency of a payment schedule (biweekly, monthly, or semi-monthly payment schedule).
DDC Rules/Guidelines:
- No administration fee is charged.
- The future requested payment date cannot go past the client’s next or previous amortized due date (the original schedule). In other words, the client cannot move their schedule more than a billing period ahead.
FC Rules/Guidelines:
- Account must be up to date.
- In order to finalize the FC, the first payment on the new schedule must clear. If it does not, the administration fee will not be charged and the frequency of the account will revert back to its original status.
- The New Due Date must be greater than 10 BUSINESS days from the previous payment on the old frequency.
- An administration fee of $75.00 will be charged, the administration fee script must be read to the client.
Voluntary Surrender:
*BUDGET MUST BE ON FILE*
Credit Impact:
- Repossession remains on their bureau for 7 years and it will be extremely unlikely they’re able to get any form of credit for at least this period of time
Fees:
- Responsible for any towing/storage/auction fees until vehicle is sold
Deficiency Balance
- Buyer is still responsible for whatever amount remains on the loan after vehicle is sold and funds are applied to the account
Legal Status Codes:
| Value | Description | Call Y/N | Alt Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| BK - Bankrupt | Client has gone bankrupt | NO | ** Status code usually in termed loans only |
| BK – CP Annulled | Client has filed a Consumer proposal but did not follow through with payments so is now anulled and able to resume collection | YES | |
| BK – CPN | Client has filed a Consumer proposal and we voted no to the claim | YES | |
| BK - CPY | Client has filed a Consumer proposal and we voted yes to the claim | NO | |
| BK – Discharged | Client has abided by all rules and has been discharged. No longer in bankruptcy status | YES | |
| BK – Dispute | Client filed bankruptcy- Trustee is disputing banko claim | YES | |
| BK – OPD | Client has filed for orderly payment of debt. We never participates in this | YES | |
| BK – POC | Client has filed bankruptcy. Trustee has denied our proof of claim | NO | |
| BK – Reaff | Client has filed bankruptcy. Reaffirmation of debt letter has been sent to client | YES | |
| BK - Reaff - R | We have received a completed copy of the reaffirmation of debt letter | YES | |
| BK - Removed | Client has been removed from bankruptcy status | YES | |
| BK - Repo | Client has filed bankruptcy and is in the repossession status. See Repo Status code for if you should call | SEE REPO CODES | |
| BK - ROI - K | We have received a release of interest from the trustee. Client has intentions on keeping unit | YES | |
| BK - ROI - S | We have received a release of interest from the trustee. Client has intentions on surrendering unit | NO | |
| BK - Stay | We have received bankruptcy documents- In a stay of proceedings | NO | |
| RP - Assigned | Assigned for repossession | NO | ** At this time please report these to Supervisor |
| RP - Auction | Vehicle has been seized and is at auction | NO | |
| RP - Bailiee | Vehicle has been tagged under a bailiee's undertaking. Technically seized under the provincial law | NO | |
| RP - Dealer | Vehicle has been seized and is at a dealership | NO | |
| RP - Disabled | GPS Tracker on vehicle has been disabled | NO | |
| RP - Hold | Vehicle is assigned for repo but agent has put on hold. Files on hold require PTP for full arrears in 30 days. No exceptions without supervisor approval | YES | ** Agents must stick to prev PTP. If no results report to supervisor |
| RP - Impound | Vehicle has been seized and/or is at an impound waiting on transport | NO | |
| RP - Police | Vehicle has been picked up by police and is being held until certain date | NO | |
| RP - Reedem | Vehicle had been repossessed in the past and client completed redemption process | YES | |
| RP - Sold | Vehicle has been seized and sold at auction | NO | |
| RP - Store-Repair | Vehicle has been seized and requires repairs or is in storage | NO | |
| RP - Warning | GPS Tracker on vehicle has been set with a warning | NO | |
| RP - WOF | Vehicle has been sold at auction and we're waiting on funds | NO | |
| OTH - 2/3rds | Loan balance is 2/3rds paid. Unable to seize without voluntary surrender | YES | |
| OTH - 3/4ers | Loan balance is 3/4 paid. Unable to seize without voluntary surrender | YES | |
| OTH - Burrard-C | File has been sent for legal action to lawyer- contingent | NO | |
| OTH - Burrard-L | File has been sent to legal letter | YES | |
| OTH - Burrard-Letter | File has been sent to legal for contact/Demand letter | YES | |
| OTH - Farm | Farm Debt plated | YES | ** Agents must IMM report any Farm plated files to supervisor |
| OTH - Field Call | File has been sent to the bailiff for a field call | YES | |
| OTH - Field Visit | File has been sent to the bailiff for a field visit/door knock | YES | |
| OTH - Fraud | File is fraud | YES | |
| OTH - FRS | File has been outsourced to 3rd party collection agency - FRS | NO | |
| OTH - GPS | Vehicle has a GPS tracker unit | NO | |
| OTH - Insure Claim | Vehicle has been in accident and open insurance claim pending | YES | |
| OTH - No Coll | No collateral - Could be ins WO with balance remaining or vehicle not running etc | YES | |
| OTH – No Insure | No valid insurance policy on file | YES | |
| OTH - Parked | Vehicle only has parked insurance | YES | |
| OTH - Quebec | Vehicle is located in Quebec | YES | ** Agents must immediately advise if client is thinking or already moved to PQ due to provincial legislation |
| OTH - Skip | File is a skip - no contact with client | YES | |
| OTH - US | Vehicle is located in the US | NO | |
| OTH - Related Loan | Personal loan | NO | ** Report to supervisor |
| OTH - Payment Plan | NO | ** Xfer to<PHONE_NUMBER> | |
| OTH - VNS | NO | ** Xfer to<PHONE_NUMBER> |


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