baronRead
Read a BARON model from a .bar file into MATLAB
Syntax
[fun,lb,ub] = baronRead(filename)
[fun,lb,ub,nlcon,cl,cu] = baronRead(filename)
[fun,lb,ub,nlcon,cl,cu,xtype] = baronRead(filename)
[fun,...,xtype,x0] = baronRead(filename)
[fun,...,x0,opts] = baronRead(filename)
[fun,...,opts,maps] = baronRead(filename)
baronRead(filename,writeM)
baronRead(filename,writeM,dispBar)
Description
This function was designed primarily to read BARON .bar models generated by GAMS. The function allows for very limited syntax in the .bar file in comparison to what BARON's own parser allows. As a result, this function does not accept the full BARON syntax and will not be able to read every possible .bar file (but hopefully most). The function is offered only as a courtesy to users of the BARON/MATLAB interface.
[fun,lb,ub] = baronRead(filename) reads a BARON .bar model into MATLAB. filename is the name of a BARON .bar file on the MATLAB path or an absolute path to the .bar file. If the extension '.bar' is not used, it will be automatically appended. Returned will be an anonymous function fun with the objective, and the decision variable bounds lb and ub.
[fun,lb,ub,nlcon,cl,cu] = baronRead(filename) also returns a vector anonymous function of the constraints (both nonlinear and linear), together with the lower and upper constraint bounds.
[fun,lb,ub,nlcon,cl,cu,xtype] = baronRead(filename) also returns a character string of the integrality of the decision variables. 'C' is continuous, 'I' is integer and 'B' is binary.
[fun,...,xtype,x0] = baronRead(filename) also returns the starting point of the model.
[fun,...,x0,opts] = baronRead(filename) also returns an options structure with four fields; opts.probname with the filename, opts.sense with the objective sense, opts.eqtype for the equation types, and opts.brvarpr for the branching variable priorities.
[fun,...,opts,maps) = baronRead(filename) returns a structure with two fields; vars and eqs. Both are containers.Map objects which contain the original model variable and equation names, respectively, and their index in MATLAB assigned by the interface.
baronRead(filename,writeM) will write a MATLAB MAT file of the model read when writeM = 1, or a MATLAB M file if writeM = 2. If the model was called ex1.bar, it will be saved as ex1.mat (or .m) in the current directory.
baronRead(filename,writeM,dispBar) will create a progress bar so the user can track the reading of large files. The default is dispbar = 0.
The MATLAB/BARON interfarce is provided from http://www.minlp.com.


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As maybe you have noticed I'm kinda offline these days, this is because I'm in Paris in some sort of holidays. While I'm here my internet/code hours will be reduced to the mornings, from 10:00 to 14:00 (local hour), I'm using the rest of the day for walking trough those beautiful streets.
Well, this is it at the moment, tomorrow I'll announce something in this blog, something that lot of people has been waiting for :p
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Woodford protege Mark Barnett reassures investors after fund rating downgrades
by Michael SearlesInvesco’s top fund manager in the UK Mark Barnett has apologised to investors after a fund rating agency raised concerns over the performance and liquidity of his investments.
Barnett, who previously worked under Neil Woodford before he left to start is own business six years ago, has defended the performance of his funds after consultants Morningstar flagged similar concerns to those that hit Woodford recently.
Read more: Woodford protege Mark Barnett hit by Morningstar downgrades
Barnett was stung by the downgrade of his £6.1bn High Income and £2.7bn Income funds this week, previously managed by Woodford, as Morningstar cited concerns over the funds’ exposure to smaller and mid-cap companies, as well as “an increasing number of stock-selection issues”.
In a letter to investors, Barnett said: “I, and Invesco, fundamentally disagree with these assessments.
“The funds are appropriately positioned, well diversified and my team is adequately resourced.”
He said he had cut exposure to unlisted companies, which caused problems for Woodford, as they cannot be sold easily to other investors and denied similarities to his predecessor’s approach.
“Under my stewardship, the funds have chartered a very different course and it cannot be overstated that the portfolios I manage are very different.”
Barnett also said his enthusiasm for investing in UK-focused stocks where progress has been hampered by Brexit uncertainty would “prove correct in time”.
Over the past year, the Invesco High Income fund is down 3.2 per cent, while Invesco Income has fallen by 1.4 per cent.
Many of Barnett’s key holdings overlap with Woodford’s investments in the now-defunct Equity Income Fund, which was frozen in June.
Read more: Investment bank in talks for £500m Neil Woodford healthcare portfolio
Woodford was sacked as the portfolio manager of that fund in October and also served notice as manager of his two other main investment vehicles.
He was then forced to make the “highly painful” decision of closing his Oxford-based investment house.


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- Return mime-type with the highest quality ('q') from list of candidates.
Takes a list of supported mime-types and finds the best match for all the
media-ranges listed in header. The value of header must be a string that
conforms to the format of the HTTP Accept: header. The value of 'supported'
is a list of mime-types. The list of supported mime-types should be sorted
in order of increasing desirability, in case of a situation where there is
a tie.
>>> best_match(['application/xbel+xml', 'text/xml'],
'text/*;q=0.5,*/*; q=0.1')
'text/xml'
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- Find the best match for a mime-type amongst parsed media-ranges.
Find the best match for a given mime-type against a list of media_ranges
that have already been parsed by parse_media_range(). Returns a tuple of
the fitness value and the value of the 'q' quality parameter of the best
match, or (-1, 0) if no match was found. Just as for quality_parsed(),
'parsed_ranges' must be a list of parsed media ranges.
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- Parse a media-range into its component parts.
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range. For example, the media range 'application/*;q=0.5' would get parsed
into:
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in the params dictionary, filling it in with a proper default if
necessary.
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- Parses a mime-type into its component parts.
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where 'params' is a dictionary of all the parameters for the media range.
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into:
('application', 'xhtml', {'q', '0.5'})
- quality(mime_type, ranges)
- Return the quality ('q') of a mime-type against a list of media-ranges.
Returns the quality 'q' of a mime-type when compared against the
media-ranges in ranges. For example:
>>> quality('text/html','text/*;q=0.3, text/html;q=0.7,
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- Find the best match for a mime-type amongst parsed media-ranges.
Find the best match for a given mime-type against a list of media_ranges
that have already been parsed by parse_media_range(). Returns the 'q'
quality parameter of the best match, 0 if no match was found. This function
bahaves the same as quality() except that 'parsed_ranges' must be a list of
parsed media ranges.
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The layout of the Tunnels is the same as the graph presented on the round page for the Tunnels. Red crow statues and green gargoyle statues in the Tunnels are located at the red and green nodes of the graph. Each puzzle corresponds to a node on that graph, and there is a skeleton at that node in the Tunnels who we can talk to once the puzzle is available to unlock it.
Unfortunately, it is not so easy to get to the skeletons, because there are scary and dangerous ghosts in the way! Each edge of the graph has three lines of ghosts which float by, and we must pass through a ghost in each line to get to the other side. Each ghost has a word or string above it, and each edge has a rule for those strings which determines which ghosts will turn green and let us pass through them, and which will turn red and send us back to the beginning of the edge. Some trial and error is needed to determine the rule for each edge; the complete list of rules is below.
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| Tunnel edge label (from the image above) | Words or strings on ghosts which will let you pass |
| 1 | Irregular verbs |
| 2 | Words whose first and last letters are the same |
| 3 | HBO original programs (not Netflix original programs) |
| 4 | Can be broken into two English words by adding a space |
| 5 | Words whose letters are all in the first half of the alphabet |
| 6 | Words which are also a word when written in reverse |
| 7 | Correctly-spelled words |
| 8 | Words where each letter is the same as or comes alphabetically after the previous letter |
| 9 | Balanced strings of parentheses |
| 10 | Words whose first letter is a vowel |
| 11 | Words whose (capital) letters don’t have any holes (e.g., A, B, D have holes, but C, E, F don’t) |
| 12 | Initial-stress-derived nouns |
| 13 | Words which contain each of the five vowels A, E, I, O, U |
| 14 | Single-syllable words |
| 15 | Strings of parentheses which are palindromes |
| 16 | Words without the letter E |
| 17 | Words spelled in American English (not British English) |
| 18 | Words which contain the name of an animal with a 3-letter name as a substring |
| 19 | Words which become another word when you remove the first letter |
| 20 | Names of logic puzzles from https://puzz.link/list.html |
| 21 | Words which contain only letters on the top row of a QWERTY keyboard |
| 22 | Names of characters from Tolkein works (not names of prescription drugs) |
| 23 | Teams who won the NBA Finals, Super Bowl, or World Series (not the runner up) |
| 24 | Bash commands |
| 25 | Words whose first two letters are the same as their last two letters |
| 26 | Movies that won the Oscar for Best Picture |
| 27 | Words whose letters alternate vowels and consonants |
| 28 | Words which contain the name of an integer from ZERO to TEN as a substring |
| 29 | Words which contain only one of the vowels A, E, I, O, U |
| 30 | Words whose (capital) letters are drawn using only straight segments (e.g., A, E, F use only straight segments, but B, C, D don’t) |
| 31 | World capitals |
| 32 | Words containing two equal adjacent letters |
| 33 | Words of French origin (not Spanish origin) |
| 34 | Words which contain a four-letter palindrome as a substring |
| 35 | Words which contain all the letters of GHOST |
| 36 | Champions from League of Legends (not Dota 2) |


NOTE: These data are unpublished. Please contact Luke Noble directly before publishing any findings based on these data.
Caenorhabditis kamaaina (sp. 15) is a gonochoristic species belonging to the Elegans supergroup [1]. The type isolate, QG122, was collected Kauai, Hawaii. See below for more information.
C. kamaaina was formally described in [1]. Discussion about morphological characters can be found in [2] (termed sp. 15 here).
The raw data are not yet available.
The genome of C. kamaaina QG2077 was assembled by Luke Noble (Rockman Lab) using a combination of short-read and mate-pair data.
NOTE: This is a preliminary gene set. We may update the gene set soon.
We predicted genes using AUGUSTUS. We did not have RNA-seq data.


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In CSS there are three properties for positioning where you want your elements on the page. They are fixed, absolute, and relative. If you put in "relative," the computer will then take whatever other directions you give it and change the position of the element starting from where it normally would be without any CSS properties. Typing in "absolute" will remove the element from the normal flow of the page (all other elements will ignore it). You can use this to make it overlap other elements and place the element anywhere without changing the properties of other elements. Using "fixed" will make the element stick to wherever part of the page you put it on. Scrolling will not change where it is, so you will see it no matter where you are on the page.


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Road closures in place near Lytham Primary School as fire crews tackle chimney fire
A number of roads are closed in Lytham this afternoon due to a chimney fire in Park View Road.
by Matthew CalderbankFire crews were called to a home near Lytham Church of England Primary School at 12.35pm, after a log-burning stove caused a chimney to set on fire.
Two engines from Blackpool and St Annes responded and firefighters have contained the fire.
Due to the road being narrow, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service have asked police to close a stretch of Park View Road.
A police spokesman said: "Due to a fire on Park View Road, Lytham, closures are in place on Ballam Road at the junction with Park View Road and Mythop Road at the junction with Park View Road.
"It is estimated the road will be closed for the next hour and a half."

"The fire involved a wood-burning stove in a domestic property.
"Firefighters used a 13.5 metre (44ft) ladder, a nimbus nozzle and thermal imaging camera to extinguish the fire."
READ MORE: More than a dozen dogs rescued from huge blaze at dog breeder's home in Hambleton
At 4.10pm, firefighters are still at the scene, but the fire has been brought under control.


Tesla made an ATV to complement its futuristic Cybertruck
‘One more thing’
by Andrew J. HawkinsAt the Tesla Cybertruck event in Los Angeles on Thursday, Elon Musk said three words most of the tech world is familiar with: “One more thing.” That turned out to be an electric all-terrain vehicle. The ATV can charge from the bed of the Cybertruck, naturally.
The Tesla ATV’s aesthetic is still very much in the Blade Runner motif that Musk touted in the run-up to the event. We’ll have more details about the ATV as we get them from Tesla, so stay tuned.
Update November 22nd, 3:56PM ET: Over 12 hours after the event, Tesla has yet to release any specs related to the ATV. But we do have a few more details.
First, the ATV is called the Tesla Cyberquad. Second, Musk tweeted earlier today that it will be first be made available as an option with the Cybertruck. So that means it won’t be sold as a stand-alone vehicle — at least not initially. The CEO also confirmed that the ATV will be a two-seater.
During the event, Musk also demonstrated a cool feature that helps explain why both vehicles are being offered as a package. The ATV can be charged from the bed of the Cybertruck by plugging into the truck’s outlet.


import pyro
import torch
import sys
if sys.version_info[0] < 3:
from Queue import Queue
else:
from queue import Queue
from .poutine import Poutine
[docs]class ReturnExtendedTraces(Exception):
def __init__(self, traces, *args, **kwargs):
super(ReturnExtendedTraces, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self.traces = traces
[docs]class QueuePoutine(Poutine):
"""
Poutine for enumerating a queue of traces
Useful for systematic search, beam search
"""
def __init__(self, fn, queue=None, max_tries=None):
"""
Constructor.
All persistent state is in the queue.
"""
super(QueuePoutine, self).__init__(fn)
self.transparent = False
if queue is None:
queue = Queue()
queue.put(pyro.poutine.Trace())
self.queue = queue
if max_tries is None:
max_tries = 1e6
self.max_tries = int(max_tries)
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Keep going until it returns a completed trace from the queue
or has run for too long
"""
for i in range(self.max_tries):
try:
ret_val = super(QueuePoutine, self).__call__(*args, **kwargs)
return ret_val
except ReturnExtendedTraces as returned_traces:
self._exit_poutine(None, *args, **kwargs)
self._flush_stack()
for tr in returned_traces.traces:
self.queue.put(tr)
raise ValueError("max tries ({}) exceeded".format(str(self.max_tries)))
def _enter_poutine(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Set a guide trace and a pivot switch
"""
self.pivot_seen = False
self.guide_trace = self.queue.get()
def _exit_poutine(self, r_val, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Forget the guide and pivot switch
"""
self.pivot_seen = False
self.guide_trace = None # XXX what to put here?
return r_val
def _pyro_sample(self, prev_val, name, fn, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Return the sample in the guide trace when appropriate
"""
assert hasattr(fn, "support"), "distribution has no support method"
if name in self.guide_trace:
assert self.guide_trace[name]["type"] == "sample", \
"site {} in guide_trace is not a sample".format(name)
return self.guide_trace[name]["value"]
elif not self.pivot_seen:
self.pivot_seen = True
extended_traces = []
for s in fn.support(*args, **kwargs):
extended_traces.append(
self.guide_trace.copy().add_sample(name, s, fn, *args, **kwargs))
raise ReturnExtendedTraces(extended_traces)
else:
raise ValueError("should never get here (malfunction at site {})".format(name))


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As a child I loved playing football (nay soccer). Every waking moment was an opportunity to get outside and play football. At school, lessons and lunch were merely a chance to catch my breath before heading back outside again at break or lunch time to play another game. The school holidays were a Utopia where football could be played from dawn to dusk with no pointless interruptions, like lessons.
The first real distraction to put a significant dent in my football time was when the father of a school friend built himself a ZX81 from a kit and we got to play on it one summer. The discovery that my next-door-but-one neighbour had a ZX80 sitting idle in their attic nibbled into more of that time, while the remainder slowly became a victim to an increase in swimming training until football became the exception instead of the norm. It wasn’t until starting my first proper job at a software house where they played football together after-hours that I got my boots down from the attic and rekindled my love for the beautiful game.
I never played as a striker, even as a child, so I resumed my previous position in the defensive line, sometimes as a left- or right-back, but mostly as a centre-half or sweeper. This position tends to be frequented by players who are tall and reasonably well built and hence it can earn them the somewhat dubious title of “Big Man at the Back”. Naturally from such a central position you have a good view of the field of play and can coordinate the surrounding defenders and mid-fielders. Each player acts with a high degree of autonomy, adapting to the local conditions as the opposing team surges forward, but the centre-half also has one eye on the rest of the field so that the defence can adjust itself to the changing face of an attack.
Having never played (adult-wise) at anything more than Sunday League football (i.e. “pub” football) I have no idea if this is how a real centre-half plays or is even supposed to play; it just felt natural to play that way. As a professional programmer I have found myself gravitating towards a similar role with the various teams I’ve worked in over the last couple of decades. If we consider the goal to be the delivery of bug fixes and new features – the crowd-pleasing items – while the opponent is the background noise of complexity, tooling, deployment, documentation, process, etc. then you’ll usually find me tackling the latter rather than ramming home the former. Naturally I’ll surface around the 6-yard box every now and then for corners and free-kicks but I’m just as happy with an assist as a name on the score-sheet.
While in the early years my own skills were growing in many directions as I uncovered the mountain of things to learn, once I had a grasp of the basic mechanics of programming I found more time to comprehend many of the more peripheral duties which make the sustained delivery of software hard. While it was never a conscious decision at first it always seemed more important to help colleagues out, where possible, rather than plough on with my own assigned work uninterrupted. Before I’d even heard of pair or mob programming I was in no doubt that I had a far more enjoyable time working with other people and so to be more knowledgeable in those areas that others were less interested in gave me an opportunity to work more closely with other people. Naturally it’s a two-way street and, much as I enjoy reading, learning off other people feels for more effective.
While I’m happy to “watch their backs” and help the team, and by extension the company, reach a global maxima it’s not a position that sits well within many large organisations due to the way they assess progress and performance. When working in a small team that sits together where the management can see you physically wandering around the desks or standing debating with colleagues across the partition it gives a very concrete view of collaboration which no doubts helps promote your value to the team, even if your personal goal tally for the season is a little on the low end.
When working entirely remotely this advantage disappears – out of sight, out of mind. With no physical presence to rely on a management team that relies solely on metrics, perhaps one metric in particular, like the number of JIRA tickets closed, is likely to form a less than flattering picture of your productivity or “value” to the team. Lest you think an organisation would be foolish to consider this approach any more valid than counting lines of code or number of commits; trust me, it happens. Hearing phrases like “they have their own work to do” should be considered a free-kick on the edge of the penalty box. Ultimately such times of madness demand us to summon Charles Goodhart and game the system.
As a proponent of the Russian proverb “trust, but verify” I do not expect anyone to blindly trust me any more than I expect someone to be watching my every move. Trust is also a two-way street and I expect any verifier to look past arbitrary metrics and find the fingerprints that the team leaves behind in the commit log, meetings, documentation, chat channels, etc. If someone is having an impact their presence will be observable despite the best efforts of some products to cling to the outdated notion of one person one task.
I might have finally reached an age where nature has convinced me to hang up my boots again for good but it’s not changed my position. Software teams run more smoothly when they have someone that can read the game well and provide backup and support when necessary to help them get the results they’re after.
Chris Oldwood
15 January 2020
Chris is a freelance programmer who started out as a bedroom coder in the 80’s writing assembler on 8-bit micros. These days it's enterprise grade technology in plush corporate offices. He also commentates on the Godmanchester duck race and can be easily distracted via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or @chrisoldwood.


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| typedef boost::shared_ptr< CorrelativeEstimation< PointSource, PointTarget > > | Ptr |
| typedef boost::shared_ptr< const CorrelativeEstimation< PointSource, PointTarget > > | ConstPtr |
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| void | setCoarseStep (float step) |
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| float | getCoarseStep () const |
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| void | setTranslationRange (float range) |
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| void | setRotationRange (float range) |
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| void | enableMultithreading (unsigned int thread_count) |
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| typedef Registration< PointSource, PointTarget >::PointCloudSource | PclSource |
| typedef PclSource::Ptr | PclSourcePtr |
| typedef PclSource::ConstPtr | PclSourceConstPtr |
| typedef Registration< PointSource, PointTarget >::PointCloudTarget | PclTarget |
| typedef PclTarget::Ptr | PclTargetPtr |
| typedef PclTarget::ConstPtr | PclTargetConstPtr |
| typedef PointIndices::Ptr | PointIndicesPtr |
| typedef PointIndices::ConstPtr | PointIndicesConstPtr |
| typedef VoxelGridCovariance< PointTarget > | TargetGrid |
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| typedef VoxelGridCovariance< PointSource > | SourceGrid |
| typedef const TargetGrid * | TargetGridConstPtr |
| Typename of const pointer to searchable voxel grid. More... | |
| typedef TargetGrid::LeafConstPtr | TargetGridLeafConstPtr |
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| virtual void | computeTransformation (PclSource &output) |
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| virtual void | computeTransformation (PclSource &output, const Eigen::Matrix4f &guess) |
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| float | coarse_step_ |
| float | coarse_rot_step_ |
| float | translation_range_ |
| float | rotation_range_ |
| unsigned int | threads_ |
| ml_corr::LookUpTable< PointTarget > | coarse_lookup_ |
| ml_corr::LookUpTable< PointTarget > | fine_lookup_ |
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| [out] | output | the resultant input transfomed point cloud dataset |
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by News DeskThe Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Monday fixed for hearing a petition against a controversial speech of Prime Minister Imran Khan regarding the judiciary, seeking contempt of court proceedings against the premier.
According to Express News, the petitioner, Advocate Samiullah, took the stance that the speech of the prime minister on November 18 fell under the purview of contempt of court, alleging that the prime minister tried to scandalise the judiciary.
The petitioner had affixed relevant portion of the speech with his petition.
IHC Chief Justice Athar Minallah will hear the petition on Tuesday.
A similar petition was filed in the Lahore High Court by a citizen, Tahir Maqsood, praying the court that contempt proceedings be initiated against the prime minister.
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Face Trigger - Utils package¶
Contains modules for performing common utilities.
Submodules¶
face_trigger.utils.common module¶
Module that contains various common utilities.
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class
face_trigger.utils.common.
RepeatedTimer
(interval, function, *args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
object
Creates a timer object that can call a specified function repeatedly after a specified delayed. Does not drift over time.
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start
()¶ Starts the timer thread and schedules the next call
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stop
()¶ Stops the timer thread
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face_trigger.utils.common.
clamp_rectangle
(x1=None, y1=None, x2=None, y2=None, x1_min=0, y1_min=0, x2_max=None, y2_max=None)¶ Clamps the coordinates of a rectangle to within specified limits
Parameters: - x1 (int) – the leftmost x-coordinate
- y1 (int) – the topmost y-coordinate
- x2 (int) – the rightmost x-coordinate
- y2 (int) – the bottommost y-coordinate
- x1_min (int) – the leftmost possible x-coordinate
- y1 – the topmost possible y-coordinate
- x2 – the rightmost possible x-coordinate
- y2 – the bottommost possible y-coordinate
Returns: clamped coordinates (x1_clamped, y1_clamped, x2_clamped, y2_clamped)
Return type: 4-tuple
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face_trigger.utils.common.
shape_to_np
(shape, dtype='int')¶ Convert a dlib.shape to a numpy array
Parameters: shape (dlib.shape) – a dlib.shape object Returns: converted numpy array Return type: numpy.array
face_trigger.utils.data module¶
Module that contains functions related to dataset cleaning.
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class
face_trigger.utils.data.
Dataset
(dataset_path=None, split_path=None)¶ A class for generating manual train-test splits and loading data from generated splits.
>>> dataset = Dataset(dataset_path="/media/ankurrc/new_volume/softura/facerec/datasets/norm_standard_att") >>> folds = 3 >>> training_samples = [2, 5, 8] >>> dataset.split(num_train_list=training_samples, folds=folds, split_path="/media/ankurrc/new_volume/softura/facerec/split_path")
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load_data
(split_path=None, is_train=None, num_train=None, fold=None)¶ Gets the test or train data
Parameters: - is_train (bool) – a flag to indicate whether we need training data or test data
- fold (int) – the fold for which data needs to be loaded
- num_train (int) – the subdirectory indicating number of training samples per subject
- split_path (str) – path to store the dataset train-test split information. Will rename the old directory, if it exists.
Returns: a tuple of a vector of faces and it’s corresponding labels
Return type: (numpy.ndarray, numpy.ndarray)
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split
(split_path=None, num_train_list=None, folds=1)¶ Generates a train-test split based on the number of training samples
Parameters: - num_train_list (list of inttegers) – number of training samples per fold
- fold (int) – total number of folds
- split_path (str) – path to store the dataset train-test split information. Will rename the old directory, if it exists.
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face_trigger.utils.data.
dataset_filter
(dataset_path=None, output_path=None)¶ Filter the dataset by: 1. A face is detected in the image. If no face or more than one face is detected, the image is rejected. 2. For each detected face, 5-landmarks are detected. If landmarks are not detected, image is rejected. 3. A new dataset is created by not including the rejected images.
Parameters: - dataset_path (str) – path to the original dataset
- output_path (str) – path to the filtered dataset
Returns: dictionary of rejected images
Return type: dict
>>> dataset_path = "/media/ankurrc/new_volume/softura/facerec/datasets/standard_att_copy" >>> output_path = "/media/ankurrc/new_volume/softura/facerec/att_norm"
>>> dataset_filter( dataset_path=dataset_path, output_path=output_path)
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face_trigger.utils.data.
get_jittered_images
(image_path, num_jitters=5, disturb_colors=False)¶
face_trigger.utils.train module¶
Module that contains functions for loading embeddings from dataset during training.
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face_trigger.utils.train.
generate_embeddings_for_dataset
(dataset_path=None)¶ Generates embeddings by sequentially reading images from the dataset.
Parameters: dataset_path – path to the dataset Returns: X, y where X is a list of numpy array (128-d vectors) and y is a numpy array representing the labels
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face_trigger.utils.train.
generate_embeddings_for_split_and_fold
(dataset_path=None, split_path=None, fold=None, num_train=None)¶ Generate embeddings of dataset for a particular split and fold.
Parameters: - dataset_path (str) – path to the dataset
- split_path (str) – path to the directory holding train-test split info
- fold (int) – which fold to generate embeddings on
- num_train (int) – folder name, indacating the number of training samples per subject
Returns: X_train, y_train, X_test, y_test


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Changelog
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Saranga Komanduri,
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Anamary Leal,
Timothy Miller,
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Elodie Fourquet,
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Stephen Mann
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Rong Liu,
Hao Zhang,
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Francois Duranleau,
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Christoph Fuenfzig, Kerstin Mueller,
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| DamageFlyTop Fall speed | |
| Traction | |
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Airdodge hitstun cancel
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acquisition functions as iterations of Bayesian optimization proceed.
expo_decay(iter, start_val, limit_val, slope = 1/5)
| iter | An integer for the current iteration number. |
|---|---|
| start_val | The number returned for the first iteration. |
| limit_val | The number that the process converges to over iterations. |
| slope | A coefficient for the exponent to control the rate of decay. The sign of the slope controls the direction of decay. |
A single numeric value.
Note that, when used with the acquisition functions in tune()
, a wrapper
would be required since only the first argument would be evaluated during
tuning.
# \donttest{ library(tibble) library(purrr) library(ggplot2) library(dplyr) tibble( iter = 1:40, value = map_dbl( 1:40, expo_decay, start_val = .1, limit_val = 0, slope = 1 / 5 ) ) %>% ggplot(aes(x = iter, y =value)) + geom_path()# }


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title: New address
date: '2007-08-26T13:44:00.000-07:00'
author: Naren Salem
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After a couple of weeks in New Zealand I found the perfect place to stay for the rest of my visit. This place is really close to Chu's place, the rent was most reasonable that we found and to top it all off, the others living here are awesome.
There is a couple and a single person other than me. It's so much better moving in with flat-mates rather than finding a separate apartment because I don't have to buy everything to make the place livable.


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class Gem::Security::TrustDir
The TrustDir manages the trusted certificates for gem signature verification.
Constants
- DEFAULT_PERMISSIONS
Default permissions for the trust directory and its contents
Attributes
The directory where trusted certificates will be stored.
Public Class Methods
Creates a new TrustDir using dir
where the directory and file permissions will be checked according to
permissions
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 24 def initialize dir, permissions = DEFAULT_PERMISSIONS @dir = dir @permissions = permissions @digester = Gem::Security::DIGEST_ALGORITHM end
Public Instance Methods
Returns the path to the trusted certificate
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 34 def cert_path certificate name_path certificate.subject end
Enumerates trusted certificates.
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 41 def each_certificate return enum_for __method__ unless block_given? glob = File.join @dir, '*.pem' Dir[glob].each do |certificate_file| begin certificate = load_certificate certificate_file yield certificate, certificate_file rescue OpenSSL::X509::CertificateError next # HACK warn end end end
Returns the issuer certificate of the given certificate
if it
exists in the trust directory.
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 61 def issuer_of certificate path = name_path certificate.issuer return unless File.exist? path load_certificate path end
Loads the given certificate_file
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 81 def load_certificate certificate_file pem = File.read certificate_file OpenSSL::X509::Certificate.new pem end
Returns the path to the trusted certificate with the given ASN.1
name
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 72 def name_path name digest = @digester.hexdigest name.to_s File.join @dir, "cert-#{digest}.pem" end
Add a certificate to trusted certificate list.
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 90 def trust_cert certificate verify destination = cert_path certificate open destination, 'wb', @permissions[:trusted_cert] do |io| io.write certificate.to_pem end end
Make sure the trust directory exists. If it does exist, make sure it's actually a directory. If not, then create it with the appropriate permissions.
# File lib/rubygems/security/trust_dir.rb, line 105 def verify if File.exist? @dir then raise Gem::Security::Exception, "trust directory #{@dir} is not a directory" unless File.directory? @dir FileUtils.chmod 0700, @dir else FileUtils.mkdir_p @dir, :mode => @permissions[:trust_dir] end end


Rotation, Data Input from a File
After pressing the button 'Start' the list field on the right side
('select files') shows the content of the directory whose path is saved
in Fabric.ini. If this field is empty and
the message 'no file found' appears, the data path can be changed after
pressing the button 'find data path'.
Click on the files you want to use. These files appear in the middle
field ('selected files'). Files can be removed from this list by
clicking on them.
The button 'calculate' starts the calculation. Original data and
results appear in the left field.
Now you have to fill in the orientation (azimuth
of dip / angle of dip) and the rotation
angle (clockwise, looking in the direction of dip of the rotation axis)
The rotation starts after pressing the button 'calculate'. The data and
their rotated values appear in the left list field.
The extension of the files and the path
chosen appear under the left list.


Dragan Antulov a.k.a. Drax HEAR NO EVIL (1993) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
Marlee Matlin is a great actress, and it is real pity that we don't see her more often in the movies. Unfortunately, that seems to be case because of her own affliction. Being deaf herself, she has rather limited pool of available roles, but when she gets any of them, the audience is rewarded with truly remarkable performances. One of the examples is HEAR NO EVIL, 1993 thriller directed by Richard Greenwald.
In this movie Matlin plays Jillian Shanahan, deaf exercise instructor who, without knowing, got involved in rather dangerous situation. Her friend, journalist Micky O'Malley (played by John C. McGinley) got into the possession of rare, valuable and stolen coin. Before being blown up in his car, Micky had stashed the coin in Jillian's apartment. Jillian is now becoming the target of Lieutenant Brock (Martin Sheen), ferocious corrupt cop who sees the coin as his own retirement fund. She is also being stalked by mysterious figure dressed in black. The only help comes in the shape of Ben Kendall (D.B. Sweeney), mountain climber that also happens to fall in love with her.
Although not very original in concept and borrowing a lot from WAIT UNTIL DARK, 1967 classic with Audrey Hepburn as blind woman in similar situation, HEAR NO EVIL is very good thriller. The crime subplot is unoriginal and very formulaic, full of usual Hollywood plot holes and implausibilities. On the other hand, the atmosphere of the film is very well-done, Oregon locations seems refreshing, and sometimes, the horror that waits our heroine can be sensed by the audience too. The best thing in this film is in actors' performances. Marlee Matlin is superb, and she has a good chemistry in the romantic scenes with D.B. Sweeney. Martin Sheen is also good in very reserved, yet menacing role of corrupt policeman. All in all, HEAR NO EVIL is film with weak concept, but the execution so good that deserves praise.
RATING: 6/10 (++)
Review written on May 22nd 1999
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Eavers
Classic Cars and Collectibles Museum is located off of I-81 &
I-64 Exit 217! Look for the sign shown at right (it will be highly
visible from the interstate)
If
you are unsure of the way we also offer turn by turn driving
directions to guide you on your way


tanpa atribut tambahan
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture
dengan atribut tipe I
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture
dengan atribut tipe i
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture
dengan atribut tipe A
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture
dengan atribut tipe a
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture
dengan atribut tipe 1 (default)
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture
dengan atribut start = 12
- Chop potatoes into quarters
- Simmer in salted water for 15-20 minutes until tender
- Heat milk, butter and nutmeg
- Drain potatoes and mash
- Mix in the milk mixture


Flight 41:
Classified mission. Second-stage speed and altitude telemetry were omitted from the launch webcast, which displayed first-stage telemetry instead, with continuous tracking of the booster from liftoff to landing. Notable because Boeing is the primary contractor of the X-37B, which has until now been launched by ULA, a SpaceX competitor and Boeing partnership. Second flight of the Falcon 9 Block 4 upgrade. -wiki


The single largest source of dams in the United States is the National Inventory of Dams (NID) <http://nid.usace.army.mil> from the US Army Corps of Engineers. Entire data from the NID cannot be obtained all at once and NID's website limits extraction of more than a couple of thousand records at a time. Moreover, selected data from the NID's user interface cannot not be saved to a file. In order to make the analysis of this data easier, all the data from NID was extracted manually. Subsequently, the raw data was checked for potential errors and cleaned. This package provides sample cleaned data from the NID and provides functionality to access the entire cleaned NID data.
| Version: | 0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | RCurl |
| Suggests: | ggplot2, maps, mapproj, testthat, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2016-11-05 |
| Author: | Gopi Goteti [aut], Joseph Stachelek [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Joseph Stachelek <stachel2 at msu.edu> |
| BugReports: | http://www.github.com/jsta/dams/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/jsta/dams |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | dams results |
| Reference manual: | dams.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Dams Package Demo |
| Package source: | dams_0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: dams_0.2.zip, r-release: dams_0.2.zip, r-oldrel: dams_0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: dams_0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: dams_0.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | dams archive |
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Asset Trouble
- Rails 3.1.3 legacy app The images were coming through, but the JS and css wasn’t compiling.
- This inspired us to roll back to 1.9.3, which worked.
Coffeescript hashes
this one took me a hot second ->
delete obj[key]
- courtesy of the docs
counting the keys in an object was pretty close to javascript
Object.keys(obj).length
from.
Thought process on adding a friend
- page loads
checks to see if local storage has values
- if not it assigns empty array
- if so it assigns to local array which contains a hash of both the name, the uid, and its input position
- names are loaded into the input field
- names and uid(pic) are loaded with the appropriate number of beach passes
if when a name is removed from the input field, it is removed from the local array
- a listener on the array updates the proper number of beach passes
when a name is selected by the autocomplete, it assigns pushes the new record of name, uid and position into the array
- a listener on the array updates the proper number of beach passes
a validator prevents the user from continuing without having at least one friend OR checking the ‘alone’ checkbox
upon hitting the continue btn, the local array is assigned to local storage
Devise sign out
- In the
devise.rb
initializer -> The default HTTP method used to sign out a resource. Default is :delete.config.sign_out_via = :get
will allow me to use a regular link
PG setup
- this is the process prelaunch
- otherwise you want to use a follower method
IP Spoof
- had a client on a plane that triggered a
ActionDispatch::RemoteIp::IpSpoofAttackError: IP spoofing attack?!
error.
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|
- this needed to be inserted before the rack middleware
ActionDispatch::RemoteIp
so usedconfig.middleware.insert_before ActionDispatch::RemoteIp, IpSpoof
as suggested in rails guide. Pretty cool.
Location Tracking
- after many protests, I was forced to include a tracking script that pilled down users’ lat and long coordinates. Not sure I believe it is right to pull down location info without providing the user with some benefit.


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