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Joint Heavy Lift (JHL) | Defense Update - Military Technology ...
Jan 17, 2008 . Joint Heavy Lift flying Crane, (JHL) and High Speed Lifter (HSL) helicopter, are proposed as tactical heavy lifters for the FCS family of vehicles.
http://defense-update.com/20080117_jhl.html
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| Branding | MyNetworkTV joint heavy lift helicopter |
| last minute valentine's day gifts | militiary retirment pay with vsi: 29 (south american noni juice) & samsung mythic drivers modem-DT 45.3 (UHF) |
| alfred g brummitt jr | see article |
| Owner | New Age Media, LLC China planning to build 33-ton helicopter |
| First air date | December 30, 1988 |
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| Transmitter coordinates | uss rainier cruisebook version 7.11 extended stay america jessup maryland (WOLF-DT3) |
Russia, China to design, build heavy-lift helicopter | Defense | RIA ...
Jul 13, 2010 . Russia and China will cooperate in jointly developing and manufacturing a heavy -lift helicopter, a Russian deputy industry and trade minister .
http://en.rian.ru/military_news/20100713/159799118.html
Future Combat Tilt Rotor Joint Heavy Lift Troop Cargo Transport ...
May 3, 2009 . Future Combat Tilt Rotor Joint Heavy Lift Troop Cargo Transport Aircraft . upto a heavy lift transport or only light scout helicopter type aircraft.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8TBSxtXA_c
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MAKS 2011: Russia and China discuss joint heavy lift helicopter ...
Aug 17, 2011 . The Russian and Chinese governments remain in discussion about the potential joint production of a new heavy lift helicopter that would be .
http://www.shephardmedia.com/news/rotorhub/maks-2011-russia-and-china-discuss-joint/
New Chinook models extend heavylift helicopter's life
Apr 1, 2008 . New Chinook models extend heavylift helicopter's life . tandem-rotor helicopter under the US Army-led Joint Heavy Lift concept development .
http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/new-chinook-models-extend-heavylift-helicopters-life-222555/
Heavy helicopter industry to fly after joint venture | Industries ...
Nov 8, 2011 . TIANJIN - Major helicopter producer is in talks with its Russian counterpart to jointly develop a 33-ton heavy-lift helicopter, a senior manager .
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2011-11/08/content_14055351.htm
New Heavy Lift Helicopter Starts Development - U.S. Department of ...
Jan 9, 2006 . for a new heavy lift helicopter that will support the Marine Corps. . weighed the option of participating with the Army's Joint Heavy Lift program.
http://www.defense.gov/transformation/articles/2006-01/ta010906a.html
Inter-Service Rivalry Surrounds Joint Heavy Lift Aircraft Program
Mar 17, 2009 . The joint heavy lift concept sometimes referred to as joint future tactical lift . However, helicopter manufacturers like to develop new aircraft .
http://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/archive/2009/March/Pages/Skepticism,Inter-ServiceRivalrySurroundsJointHeavyLiftAircraftProgram.aspx
Karem Aircraft, Inc - JHL
Joint Heavy Lift (JHL) . Flexible high capacity aerial tanker - land or sea based refueling of helicopters, bombers, and loaded fighters Hover out of ground .
http://karemaircraft.com/jhl.html
Joint Heavy Lift
Heavy quad-tilt-rotor from Bell-Boieng . Bell and Boeing are working on a new quad tilt-rotor design for the planned Joint Heavy Lift (JHL) transport aircraft. . low speeds, and transition seamlessly from hover to forward flight like a helicopter.
http://defense-update.com/events/2008/summary/ausawinter08_jhl.htm
Joint Heavy Lift (JHL)
Jul 7, 2011 . Efforts to develop a new heavy lift helicopter program to support the ground . The Joint Heavy Lift (JHL) is an advanced Vertical Take-Off and .
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/aircraft/jhl.htm
Rotor & Wing Magazine :: Seeking Tomorrow's Heavy Lifter
Oct 1, 2005 . It will take 20 years to develop the technology needed for a new, efficient heavy- lift helicopter. The U.S. Army-led Joint Heavy Lift initiative is the .
http://www.aviationtoday.com/rw/military/heavylift/Seeking-Tomorrows-Heavy-Lifter_1794.html
Joint Heavy Lift Program: Breakthrough, Borg, or Backwater?
Aug 3, 2008. of the Army-led Joint Heavy Lift program, with the award of 5 contracts for . capacity, but with the ability to take off and land like a helicopter.
https://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/ch53x-hlr-jhl-future-heli-programs-on-collision-course-01234/
[home] Digital channels
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| 53.3 | WSWB DT | 480i | 4:3 | Simulcast of dual path ground drive |
The future of rotary-wing heavy lift Operation HERRICK has ...
importance of heavy-lift helicopters. . the Forces' future capacity for heavy lift . to the sustainability of the Joint Force both worldwide and specifically on .
http://army.newsdeskmedia.com/future-of-rotary-wing
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CHANGELOG¶
0.5.2 - November 18th 2019¶
Changed¶
- Definition of pathogenic range (wrt to variant frequency) takes into account population- and position-specific allele numbers - no longer defined only by allele counts (i.e. AC) but by AC and AN
- Moved virtual panel identifier from positional argument to optional
argument (
--panel_id
) incpsr.py
Added¶
- Ability to analyze custom panels, provided through option
--custom_panel
. Needs to be defined as BED file with four columns, i.e. chromosome, start, stop, genesymbol
0.5.1 - October 14th 2019¶
Fixed¶
- Bug in
cpsr_validate_input.py
, GitHub Issue - Bug when there are zero variants with a ‘PASS’ status in VCF - omitting report generation
0.5.0 - September 23rd 2019¶
Fixed¶
- Bug in implementation of ACMG criteria; genes without a known loss-of-function mechanism were handled inappropriately
- Bug in assignment of heterozygous/homozygous states (input VCF)
- Bug in implementation of ACMG_PS1 - Same amino acid change as previously pathogenic variant
- Improved consequence prioritisation for variants with transcript consequences in multiple, distinct cancer predisposition genes
- Upper MAF threshold (as given by user) only applied for unclassified (i.e. non-ClinVar variants)
- Handling of non-coding variants (synonymous, upstream_variants) in the report, no longer excluded
Added¶
- Section on genomic biomarkers; indicating which variants in the query VCF that overlaps with existing germline biomarkers (CIViC)


About Us
Arch is the entrepreneurship arm of ISBE that supports and manages ISBE’s entrepreneurial endeavors and provides an opportunity for students to start real businesses. Arch provides a comprehensive opportunity for students to immerse themselves in entrepreneurship, such as an entrepreneurship educational program, hands-on experiences in existing businesses, and the resources and connections for starting real businesses.


England flanker Tom Curry and Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones nominated for player of the year
| Rugby World Cup final: England v South Africa |
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| Venue: International Stadium, Yokohama Date: Saturday, 2 November Kick-off: 09:00 BST |
| Coverage: Full commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live, plus text updates on the BBC Sport website and app. |
Sale Sharks back-row Tom Curry was the only English nomination on a six-man shortlist for World Player of the Year.
England's World Cup final opponents South Africa had two nominees in Cheslin Kolbe and Pieter-Steph du Toit.
Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones was also included, while New Zealand's Ardie Savea and the United States' Joe Taufete'e complete the line-up.
England dominated the women's category, with three nominations for the Player of the Year.
Sarah Bern, Katy Daley-Mclean and Emily Scarratt are all up for the award, while Pauline Bourdon (France) and Kendra Cocksedge (New Zealand) are also included.
The awards will be presented at a dinner in Tokyo on Sunday, 3 November - the day after the World Cup final.
Curry rewarded for World Cup form
At just 21 years old, Curry is the youngest player on the shortlist after his standout performances at the World Cup.
The Sale flanker has played every minute of England's World Cup campaign, including a man-of-the-match display in the 40-16 quarter-final win over Australia.
Curry will start against the Springboks in the final as England aim to win their second world crown.
England captain Owen Farrell, lock Maro Itoje and South Africa scrum-half Faf de Klerk were among those overlooked to succeed last year's winner Johnny Sexton.
The shortlist was compiled by a panel of former internationals including Richie McCaw, John Smit, George Gregan, Brian O'Driscoll and Agustin Pichot, now the vice-chairman of World Rugby.
Player of the Year nominations
Men: Tom Curry (England), Cheslin Kolbe (South Africa), Pieter-Steph du Toit (South Africa), Alun Wyn Jones (Wales), Ardie Savea (New Zealand), Joe Taufete'e (United States)
Women: Sarah Bern (England), Pauline Bourdon (France), Kendra Cocksedge (New Zealand), Katy Daley-Mclean (England) and Emily Scarratt (England)


@DeveloperApi
public interface ExecutorPlugin
SparkPlugin
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default void |
init(PluginContext ctx,
java.util.Map<String,String> extraConf)
Initialize the executor plugin.
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default void |
onTaskFailed(TaskFailedReason failureReason)
Perform an action after tasks completes with exceptions.
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default void |
onTaskStart()
Perform any action before the task is run.
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default void |
onTaskSucceeded()
Perform an action after tasks completes without exceptions.
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default void |
shutdown()
Clean up and terminate this plugin.
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default void init(PluginContext ctx, java.util.Map<String,String> extraConf)
When a Spark plugin provides an executor plugin, this method will be called during the initialization of the executor process. It will block executor initialization until it returns.
Executor plugins that publish metrics should register all metrics with the context's
registry (PluginContext.metricRegistry()
) when this method is called. Metrics
registered afterwards are not guaranteed to show up.
ctx
- Context information for the executor where the plugin is running.extraConf
- Extra configuration provided by the driver component during its
initialization.default void shutdown()
This method is called during the executor shutdown phase, and blocks executor shutdown.
default void onTaskStart()
This method is invoked from the same thread the task will be executed.
Task-specific information can be accessed via TaskContext.get()
.
Plugin authors should avoid expensive operations here, as this method will be called on every task, and doing something expensive can significantly slow down a job. It is not recommended for a user to call a remote service, for example.
Exceptions thrown from this method do not propagate - they're caught, logged, and suppressed. Therefore exceptions when executing this method won't make the job fail.
default void onTaskSucceeded()
As onTaskStart
exceptions are suppressed, this method
will still be invoked even if the corresponding onTaskStart()
call for this
task failed.
Same warnings of onTaskStart
apply here.
default void onTaskFailed(TaskFailedReason failureReason)
Same warnings of onTaskStart
apply here.
failureReason
- the exception thrown from the failed task.


The amount of energy in a moving object can be huge (e.g. meteors). Here is a simple equation that describes this
We will use the letter K to denote kinetic energy. If you put the mass of the object in kilograms, the velocity of the object in meters/second, then the energy in this equation will be in Joules. This simple equation will come back again and again in this class and you should know the following facts which follows from it:
Earth is hit by meteors from time to time. The last big hit was in February 15, 2013! How much energy did it have? Here is a link to a news article on the subject.
Some facts about the asteroid from the European Space Agency (ESA) can be found here.
Lets do the calculation ourselves below:
Mass: 10,000 tons (9,000,000 kg!) Velocity: about 40,000 mph ( approx 64,000 km/h = 18,000 m/s) when it exploded.
How much kinetic energy did it have when it landed?
Equal to ~500 kilotons of TNT!
Where did that energy go when it crashed? This is a good question to think of as we move on...


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My Master’s thesis on domain adaptation for machine translation: [download]
Low Resource Languages
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1858021468/kantza-deep-in-the-amazon-a-story-is-waiting-to-be-0
Hanna Jamal - Children learning to read and write their local languages first is helpful when they are learning a lingua franca
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/features/2012/jul12/07-11Translator.aspx?goback=%2Egde131222_member133895228
Doxygen 1.8.0, Markdown, and the OS X App
Doxygen’s brand new support of Markdown has attracted my attention. I tried out the Doxygen.app for OS X. Here are a couple of notes-to-self about this Doxywizard GUI.
- Doxygen 1.8.0 newly supports the Markdown format. However, Doxygen.app does not know to look for
*.markdown
or*.md
source files. Those filename matching patterns must be added to the list in Expert -> Input -> FILE_PATTERNS. - It does not automatically load up the
Doxyfile
located in the specified base project directory. Use the Doxywizard menu to open or save the configuration.
Also, I was getting an error message when configuring the dot output to pdf:
Format: "pdf" not recognized. Use one of: canon cmap cmapx cmapx_np dot eps fig gd gd2 gif gv imap imap_np ismap jpe jpeg jpg plain plain-ext png ps ps2 svg svgz tk vml vmlz vrml wbmp xdot
Problems running dot: exit code=1, command='/usr/local/bin/dot'`
The solution is to reinstall graphviz, building it with Cairo/Pango support.
From this comment:
- Uninstall Cairo, Pango and Graphviz (
brew uninstall cairo pango graphviz
)- Install Cairo, Pango and Graphviz, exactly in this order (
brew install cairo pango graphviz
)
Combined_size_python_script
Here is a simple Python script that takes a list of files and prints their combined size in bytes (by default) or megabytes (by specifying the –mb switch). Code is below.
Transcontinental Dance Collective
Two of my incredibly talented dancer friends embarked on a mission to travel the world learning and teaching dance. Indeed, they traveled many places and creative lovely and inventive dance videos wherever they went. I contributed a basic website to help lend their project a centralized presence on the internet. Mira and Robin have since diverted their attention to a new effort called The Duet Project, and I’m excited to see what sublime creations they will issue forth.
As for the old website, all my fancy CSS work is gone but most of the content still exists thanks to the Wayback Machine internet archive of transcontinentaldance.org.
Also for posterity, the source of the pages are on GitHub.
Mediasite_extract_content
Mediasite is a set of webcasting solutions offered by Sonic Foundry. One of the products in the mediasite family is a lecture capturing platform. The end product provided by Mediasite is an embeddable webplayer that plays the video of lecturer in one window and simultaneously flipping through the slides. Slide transition times occur just as during the original lecture.
I wrote a Python script that parses the content of a Mediasite lecture and creates DV-formatted videos of the lecture and the slideshow. In my case these videos are useful for the sake of combining them into a single video which will then be uploaded to Vimeo. The command line tools ffmpeg
and mencoder
are required.
Below is more information about installing ffmpeg
and mencoder
, and the script is as follows.
A Knapsack for Vimeo
The Vimeo Premium account allows a user to upload up to 5 GiB of videos per week. The size of a video cannot be distributed across subsequent weeks. Unused upload space does not roll over to following weeks. My goal is to make the most cost-effective use of the Vimeo Premium account by uploading as close to the full 5 GiB as possible every week.
As it turns out, selecting a subset of available video files that combine for the maximum fit within a certain limit is an instance of the 0-1 knapsack problem. I wrote a 0-1 knapsack solver module (in Python) as well as a command-line Python script that utilizes the solver to determine the optimal list of video files to upload for the week.
Search space
To understand how this is a difficult problem to solve, consider the number of possible combinations of files that could comprise a unique subset. Each file is either in each subset or not. That means there are possible combinations of candidate files. For a set of 40 files, there would be possibilities from which an exact optimal subset would be identified.
Solver
My first solution uses a pure branch-and-bound recursive algorithm. The weight and profit of each file is its size in bytes, and the capacity of the knapsack is bytes. This approach is much too inefficient, likely due to repeated evaluations of the same subsets in rearranged order.
Next step
Alternatively, a well-known dynamic programming algorithm can be employed. I implemented this method, which indeed finds the exact solution much more quickly, in time and space, where is the number of candidate files, and is the size limit.
The code I have written can be found at github.com/lukeorland/maxfit.
edited Fri Jan 27 15:05:40 EST 2012


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CAMP, Cybase, EROP-Moscow |
Cter L |
Antimicrobial, Insecticidal, Hemolytic, Anthelmintic, Antibacterial, Cytotoxic |
HEPCGESCVFIPCITTVVGCSCKNKVCYD |
29 |
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Antimicrobial, Insecticidal, Hemolytic, Anthelmintic, Antibacterial, Cytotoxic |
HEPCGESCVFIPCITTVVGCSCKNKVCYN |
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Cyclotoviolacin O15 |
Nematocide, Hemolytic, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antiviral, Antiparasitic |
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29 |
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Cybase, APD, CAMP, EROP-Moscow, LAMP, PhytAMP |
Cycloviolacin O14 |
Nematocide, Anti-HIV, Hemolytic, Enzymatic-degradation, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antiviral, Anti-HIV, Antiparasitic |
GSIPACGESCFKGKCYTPGCSCSKYPLCAKN |
31 |
| PPepDB_2070 |
DBAASP, APD, Cybase, Literature |
Cyclotide Cter M, Cyclotide cliotide T3 |
Anticancer, Insecticidal, Hemolytic, Anthelmintic, Antibacterial, Cytotoxic |
GLPTCGETCTLGTCYVPDCSCSWPICMKN |
29 |
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DBAASP, CAMP, APD, Cybase |
Cyclotide cter-P, Cyclotide cliotide T4 |
Anticancer, Insecticidal, Hemolytic, Anthelmintic, Antibacterial, Cytotoxic |
GIPCGESCVFIPCITAAIGCSCKSKVCYRN |
30 |
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DBAASP, CAMP, Literature |
Coccinin |
Antiviral, Anticancer, Antifungal, Hemolytic, Antiproliferative, HIV-1-reverse-transcriptase-inhibition |
KQTENLADTY |
10 |
| PPepDB_2126 |
DBAASP, Cybase, CAMP, APD, Literature |
Cliotide T1 |
Antibacterial, Anticancer, Cytotoxic, Antimicrobial, Immunomodulatory, Nematocide, Hemolytic |
GIPCGESCVFIPCITGAIGCSCKSKVCYRN |
30 |
| PPepDB_2160 |
DBAASP, EROP-Moscow, CAMP, Cybase |
Cter G |
Antibacterial, Anticancer, Antifungal, Insecticidal, Hemolytic, Anthelmintic, Cytotoxic |
GLPCGESCVFIPCITTVVGCSCKNKVCYNN |
30 |
| PPepDB_2170 |
DBAASP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD |
Tricyclon-A |
Antibacterial, Anticancer, Antifungal, Antiviral, Hemolytic, Antimicrobial |
GGTIFDCGESCFLGTCYTKGCSCGEWKLCYGTN |
33 |
| PPepDB_2207 |
DBAASP, PhytAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, APD, Literature |
Kalata B2 |
Antibacterial, Anticancer, Antifungal, Nematocide, Molluscicidal, Insecticidal, Hemolytic, Antiviral, Antiparasitic |
GLPVCGETCFGGTCNTPGCSCTWPICTRD |
29 |
| PPepDB_2211 |
DBAASP, PhytAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD |
Kalata B7 |
Antibacterial, Anticancer, Antifungal, Nematocide, Molluscicidal, Antiparasitic, Hemolytic, Antimicrobial |
GLPVCGETCTLGTCYTQGCTCSWPICKRN |
29 |
| PPepDB_2214 |
DBAASP, PhytAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD |
Kalata B1 |
Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antiviral, Anticancer, Hemolytic, Cytotoxic, Nematocide, Molluscicidal, Insecticidal, Enzymatic-degradation, Anti-HIV, Enzyme-inhibitor |
GLPVCGETCVGGTCNTPGCTCSWPVCTRN |
29 |
| PPepDB_2215 |
DBAASP, PhytAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD |
Circulin-B, CIRB |
Antibacterial, Antifungal, Hemolytic, Cytotoxic, Antiviral, Insecticidal, Anti-HIV |
GVIPCGESCVFIPCISTLLGCSCKNKVCYRN |
31 |
| PPepDB_2226 |
DBAASP, PhytAMP, LAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD, Literature |
Cycloviolacin-O2 |
Antibacterial, Anticancer, Antifungal, Cytotoxic, Nematocide, Hemolytic, Anti-barnacle, Antiparasitic, Antimicrobial |
GIPCGESCVWIPCISSAIGCSCKSKVCYRN |
30 |
| PPepDB_3844 |
Literature, EROP-Moscow, BIOPEP |
Oryzatensin |
Anti-analgesic, Anti-amnestic, Anticancer, Immunomodulatory, Neuropeptide, Opioid-antagonist |
GYPMYPLPR |
9 |
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Literature, PhytAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD |
Varv-A |
Cytotoxic, Nematocide, Hemolytic, Anti-HIV, Anticancer, Antimicrobial |
GLPVCGETCVGGTCNTPGCSCSWPVCTRN |
29 |
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Literature, PhytAMP, LAMP, EROP-Moscow, Cybase, CAMP, APD |
Cyclovialacin O24 |
Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antiviral, Nematocide, Anti-HIV, Hemolytic, Enzymatic-degradation |
GLPTCGETCFGGTCNTPGCTCDPWPVCTHN |
30 |
| PPepDB_3992 |
PhytAMP, LAMP, EROP-Moscow, CAMP, APD, Cybase |
Cycloviolacin-O13 (Cyclotide c3) |
Nematocide, Anti-HIV, Hemolytic, Enzymatic-degradation, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antiviral, Antiparasitic |
GIPCGESCVWIPCISAAIGCSCKSKVCYRN |
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Summer Vacation is a webpage about trip to China. In this project we used Git, HTML, CSS and Bootsrtap
Webpage is about interier decoration. We used Git, HTML and CSS, practising floats, columns.
In this webpage you can find unbeliveleblly beautiful Island Resort. Used Git, HTML and CSS. Wrote README, maked gh-pages branch to display it on GitHub.
Webpage about the favorite restaurant include the page to display menu, orders, location and contacts. Used Git, HTML and CSS. Wrote README, maked gh-pages branch to display it on GitHub.


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Rule-Based ApproachThe rule-based approach to Oracle optimization is the simpler of the two methods. In the rule-based approach, the execution plan is derived by examining the available paths and comparing them against a table of the rank of these paths. The table of costs is shown in Table 27.1.
Because the rule-based approach is based simply on the SQL statements themselves, it is unnecessary to have any statistics about the database tables. The rule-based approach follows these steps to determine the execution plan:
In this way, the rule-based optimization approach is very efficient and works well. However, if statistics are available for your tables, clusters, or indexes, the cost-based approach can be very efficient. Cost-Based ApproachThe cost-based approach to optimization uses information about your database to choose the most efficient execution plan. During the normal operation of the RDBMS, or when you execute the ANALYZE command, statistics are gathered on the data distribution and storage characteristics for your database tables, clusters, and indexes. The cost-based optimizer uses this information to determine the most optimal execution plan. This approach is done in three steps:
The default goal of the cost-based optimizer is to generate an execution plan that gives the best throughput. You can specify other optimization goals, including the following:
By choosing the optimization approach that best suits your particular installation and application, the performance of your SQL statements can be tuned to specifically meet your needs. Using the ANALYZE CommandYou can use the ANALYZE command to gather statistics about your system that can be used for the cost-based optimizer. This command can be used not only for statistics gathering but for other purposes as well. The ANALYZE command can be used to do the following:
The statistics gathered by the ANALYZE command can better help the optimizer make the correct choice in determining an execution plan. How To Run the ANALYZE CommandHow you run the ANALYZE command is determined by the type of statistics or analysis you want to perform. The ANALYZE command can be used in several different modes. The mode you choose depends on the data you want to gather as well as on the configuration of your system. Using ANALYZE To Gather Statistics You can use the ANALYZE command to gather statistics in one of two modes. The first mode scans the entire table, cluster, or index and calculates statistics exactly, based on your data. Although this is the most accurate method, it requires enough temporary space to hold and sort all the rows of the table or cluster (no space is required for an index). Computing the statistics also uses a great deal of system resources. The second mode of the ANALYZE command estimates statistics. This method performs a sampling of the table, cluster, or index in order to estimate statistics. In this method, the entire table or cluster is not scanned; a portion of the data is used to determine the statistics. The amount of data used can be specified when you invoke the ANALYZE command. Using ANALYZE To Compute Exact Statistics To use the ANALYZE command to compute exact statistics, invoke ANALYZE with one of the following syntaxes. For Tables: ANALYZE TABLE table_name COMPUTE STATISTICS; For Clusters: ANALYZE CLUSTER cluster_name COMPUTE STATISTICS; For Indexes: ANALYZE INDEX index_name COMPUTE STATISTICS;
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1.7.0 - Chmouel Boudjnah<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* Adjust api auth to rackspacecloud not mosso (mshuler).
1.6.2 - Chmouel Boudjnah<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* Add a close method to close all the current connection.
* Fix when container_name is named 0.
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Implementation of cumulative link (mixed) models also known as ordered regression models, proportional odds models, proportional hazards models for grouped survival times and ordered logit/probit/... models. Estimation is via maximum likelihood and mixed models are fitted with the Laplace approximation and adaptive Gauss-Hermite quadrature. Multiple random effect terms are allowed and they may be nested, crossed or partially nested/crossed. Restrictions of symmetry and equidistance can be imposed on the thresholds (cut-points/intercepts). Standard model methods are available (summary, anova, drop-methods, step, confint, predict etc.) in addition to profile methods and slice methods for visualizing the likelihood function and checking convergence.
| Version: | 2018.8-25 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.13.0), stats, methods |
| Imports: | ucminf, MASS, Matrix, numDeriv |
| Suggests: | lme4, nnet, xtable, testthat (≥ 0.8), tools |
| Published: | 2018-08-25 |
| Author: | Rune Haubo Bojesen Christensen [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Rune Haubo Bojesen Christensen <rune.haubo at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/runehaubo/ordinal/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/runehaubo/ordinal |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | ordinal citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Econometrics, Psychometrics |
| CRAN checks: | ordinal results |
| Reference manual: | ordinal.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Cumulative Link Models for Ordinal Regression clmm2 tutorial |
| Package source: | ordinal_2018.8-25.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ordinal_2018.8-25.zip, r-release: ordinal_2018.8-25.zip, r-oldrel: ordinal_2018.8-25.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ordinal_2018.8-25.tgz, r-oldrel: ordinal_2018.8-25.tgz |
| Old sources: | ordinal archive |
| Reverse depends: | RcmdrPlugin.MPAStats |
| Reverse imports: | crch, hmi, jomo, MXM, optimus, pubh, Wrapped |
| Reverse suggests: | agridat, AICcmodavg, broom, catdata, dotwhisker, effects, emmeans, ensemblepp, generalhoslem, ggstatsplot, mlt.docreg, nonnest2, RVAideMemoire, sensR, simstudy, sure, tram |
| Reverse enhances: | margins, memisc, MuMIn, prediction, stargazer, texreg |
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The s6-portable-utils program is only available when the --enable-multicall option has been given to the configure program at build time. In this configuration, s6-portable-utils is a multicall binary implementing the functionality of all the programs in the s6-portable-utils package; and the other programs, instead of being executables of their own, are symbolic links to the s6-portable-utils binary.
s6-portable-utils subcommand subcommand_arguments...
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Alternatively, if s6-portable-utils is called with the name of an existing command, it will run the equivalent of that command. For instance, if the /usr/bin/s6-seq file is a (hard or symbolic) link to the s6-portable-utils binary, /usr/bin/s6-seq 1 10 will list natural numbers from 1 to 10.


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Safe predictions from a loess object
# S3 method for loess safe_predict(object, new_data, type = c("response", "conf_int", "pred_int"), ..., std_error = FALSE, level = 0.95)
| object | A |
|---|---|
| new_data | TODO |
| type | What kind of predictions to return. Options are:
|
| ... | Unused. |
| std_error | Logical indicating whether or not calculate standard
errors for the fit at each point. Not available for all models, and can
be computationally expensive to compute. The standard error is always
the standard error for the mean, and never the standard error for
predictions. Standard errors are returned in a column called |
| level | A number strictly between |
A tibble::tibble()
with one row for each row of new_data
.
Predictions for observations with missing data will be NA
. Returned
tibble has different columns depending on type
:
"response"
:
univariate outcome: .pred
(numeric)
multivariate outcomes: .pred_{outcome name}
(numeric) for each
outcome
"class"
: .pred_class
(factor)
"prob"
: .pred_{level}
columns (numerics between 0 and 1)
"link"
: .pred
(numeric)
"conf_int"
: .pred
, .pred_lower
, .pred_upper
(all numeric)
"pred_int"
: .pred
, .pred_lower
, .pred_upper
(all numeric)
If you request standard errors with std_error = TRUE
, an additional
column .std_error
.
For interval predictions, the tibble has additional attributes level
and interval
. The level
is the same as the level
argument and is
between 0 and 1. interval
is either "confidence"
or "prediction"
.
Some models may also set a method
attribute to detail the method
used to calculate the intervals.
#> # A tibble: 32 x 1 #> .pred #> <dbl> #> 1 22.2 #> 2 21.1 #> 3 24.6 #> 4 19.5 #> 5 17.9 #> 6 17.8 #> 7 17.2 #> 8 19.6 #> 9 19.8 #> 10 17.9 #> # ... with 22 more rows#> # A tibble: 32 x 2 #> .pred .std_error #> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 22.2 1.01 #> 2 21.1 1.07 #> 3 24.6 1.03 #> 4 19.5 0.861 #> 5 17.9 0.755 #> 6 17.8 0.747 #> 7 17.2 0.721 #> 8 19.6 0.866 #> 9 19.8 0.868 #> 10 17.9 0.755 #> # ... with 22 more rows# the default behavior of loess() is return NA for values # outside the range of the training data: safe_predict(fit, data.frame(wt = 1:10))#> # A tibble: 10 x 1 #> .pred #> <dbl> #> 1 NA #> 2 27.9 #> 3 20.5 #> 4 15.3 #> 5 12.4 #> 6 NA #> 7 NA #> 8 NA #> 9 NA #> 10 NA# to enable extrapolation, use: fit2 <- loess( mpg ~ wt, mtcars, control = loess.control(surface = "direct") ) safe_predict(fit2, data.frame(wt = 1:10), type = "pred_int", level = 0.9)#> # A tibble: 10 x 3 #> .pred .pred_lower .pred_upper #> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 35.0 45.0 25.0 #> 2 27.9 32.8 23.0 #> 3 21.2 26.2 16.3 #> 4 15.1 20.1 10.1 #> 5 12.3 17.4 7.22 #> 6 11.4 19.8 3.00 #> 7 11.5 33.6 -10.6 #> 8 12.6 58.8 -33.7 #> 9 14.6 95.8 -66.7 #> 10 17.5 145. -110.


This is NOT and official release of the NIST Statistical Test Suite for Random and Pseudorandom Number Generators
The original testing algorithms wirtten in C are available on the official NIST website
The description of each test and how the bit sequence is tested is available in this PDF document published by NIST
The implementation of the statistical tests in JavaScript and the webpage design were done by Zsolt Molnár
Page source code available on GitHub
Select the input type
Input bitstream
Test name
Result value (P-value)
Status
1. Frequency (Monobit) Test
2. Frequency Test within a Block
3. Runs Test
4. Test for the Longest Run of Ones in a Block
5. Binary Matrix Rank Test
6. Non-overlapping Template Matching Test
7. Overlapping Template Matching Test
8. Maurer’s “Universal Statistical” Test
9. Linear Complexity Test
10. Serial Test
11. Approximate Entropy Test
12. Cumulative Sums (Cusum) Test
13. Random Excursions Test
14. Random Excursions Variant Test


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