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| empty : Boolean [read-only] True if the heap is empty, false otherwise.
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| size : int [read-only] The number of nodes contained in this heap.
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clear():void
Clears the heap, removing all nodes.
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decreaseKey(x:HeapNode, k:Number):void
Decrease the key value for a heap node, changing its key and
potentially re-configuring the heap structure
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Inserts a new node into the heap.
| FibonacciHeap | ||
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Returns the heap node with the minimum key value.
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Removes and returns the heap node with the minimum key value.
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Constructs the union of two fibonacci heaps.
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| empty | property |
empty:Boolean
[read-only]True if the heap is empty, false otherwise.
Implementation public function get empty():Boolean
| size | property |
size:int
[read-only]The number of nodes contained in this heap.
Implementation public function get size():int
| clear | () | method |
public function clear():void
Clears the heap, removing all nodes.
| decreaseKey | () | method |
public function decreaseKey(x:HeapNode, k:Number):void
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key:Number — the key value used to sort the heap node
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HeapNode —
the newly added heap node
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public function min():HeapNode
Returns the heap node with the minimum key value.
ReturnsHeapNode —
the heap node with the minimum key value
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public function remove(x:HeapNode):void
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Parametersx:HeapNode — the heap node to remove
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FibonacciHeap —
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I've tried to write a reflection of my Ecstasy experiences.
Of course, what I didn't write in my post last year [included below] was of the panic attack going up on the E that a friend talked me through, or the panic attacks coming down even before I'd taken the zoloft. I didn't include that my pupils were all dilated and I was hot and cold and shivering nor that as I came down, I experienced huge uncertainty about the prudence of the decisions I made.
Because these details didn't fit what I wanted to believe: that MDMA had no negative impact on my mind state; that it was all the psychoactive pharmaceuticals and that when those stopped my problems would go away and I'd feel better. Most importantly, I needed to feel, at that time, that I didn't break my brain on the substance.
Now, after a year of no Ecstasy use and minimal drug use (3 total occasions), I now believe Ecstasy to have had a large impact on my psychic condition.
I definitely was fighting depression over the year that I took E 5 times and that would have been present with or without the drug. But E pushed me to a place I otherwise would not have gone. Since the panic attacks of that summer, I have continued to experience them: it is as if my mind learned a new trick. I spent most of the last year in an exhausted, depressed state, mostly just sleeping and numb to the world, alternating with extreme anxiety and crying. I could not get a handle on the freaking out and never seemed to stabilize. It finally took paxil to stabilize my depression, to allow me to relax, refocus and begin to regroup and to let go.
I feel very strongly that E caused me to form unnatural attachments to people, attachments that I feel weren't real, and to feel extremely hurt as these newfound relationships disintegrated. I read way too much into what was being said by me; I formed crushes that were exhausting to those I had them for.
Even when done only with people truly close, I still experienced plummeting depressions immediately after use for a few weeks; either numbness or anxious suicidal ideation. I feel like my tendency for episodic anxiety became more constant. I know, during this time, and the following year, I lost my ability to connect, to remember who mattered to me, and where my friends were.
Can I prove it was the MDMA? Of course not. Can you ever? But I know myself and I know what I was reacting too. I have had similar rebound depressions from failed relationships before. I'm sure that the drug use was a symptom to my attempts to run from my problems. But when everything hit, it hit fast, all at once, and with a fury I barely survived. And I know it was the E trip that caused everything to hit so fast, and send me dangerously close to crossing the line.
!frog
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The original Post - Tuesday July 22nd, 1999
I'm not accustomed to making 'dump your life's problems' type of posts. I tend to be very personal and private about things; carefully picking and choosing my confidentes for how they will be able to relate to a situation. But something inspires me to write this out to a more general audience.
I have had the week from hell. A week ago Friday, I took MDMA (75 mgs and a 25 mg boost). At the time, I was torn about some major life decisions - I could not decide where to live in the fall, I was packing and crying non-stop for the 2 weeks before, and I decided to try the therapy route of MDMA to try to get me through and make a decision. I took it alone; I hung online for a bit, talked to A and F, and then spent quite a bit of time simply meditating on things. Everything became clear - how I worked, how I would react to the situation, the right thing to do. It was very productive.
I have a tendency to get very depressed after MDMA, so instead of 5htp, I took Zoloft to counter the crash. Very quickly I had a six hour anxiety attack. At the time, in the midst of X forgetfulness, I forgot that I had taken zoloft. I then hung out, very strung out, but was able to sleep that night. I was fine until the following evening, when I took 50mgs more of zoloft. Within 2 hours I felt all warm and arms and chest ached and worried and anxious. This persisted all the way into the next day, until finally, at 6pm, I took myself to the hospital. While there, I talked myself down, finally realizing I was not sick, that this was simply anxiety. I was fine again til the middle of the night and then I woke up after 1.5 hours of sleep, extremely anxious. The next day, I collapsed at work, crying in tears in my bosses office and then went to my doctor. I did not tell her about the MDMA however, so they prescribed more zoloft and then trazodone.
Talking to people online, I had a full-fledged panic attack, and showed up at my doctors in tears, struggling for breath with a racing pulse. She told me the trazodone was the best they could do for me.
So I started taking the drug, trusting the doctors. It didn't really help the sleep or the night panics (where I'd wake up from a dead sleep after 1.5 hours in a panic, and then need hours to recover from the adreneline surge and pass out again). By Friday, when I dosed, in about 2 hours, I'd get suicidally ideated for about 4 hours til the dose would start expiring from my system.
The panics continued all weekend; though sunday night, I stayed at mom's,
took some sleep ninjas [diphenhydramine - erowid], and although I slept interruptedly, I did sleep. I was actually fine - a little worrisome, but that was more my natural worrisome feeling - until about 2pm. At that point, I woke up anxious again; I went to work to distract myself and I lost emotional control again, once again crying in my bosses office. I had a conversation then online that I'm trying to let go; that felt slightly destabilizing.  Perhaps that's overly harsh. But it was good, because it made me realize there was far more going on than just drug-drug interactions in my system.
My friend and I went to my home; we sat down with a pad of paper and a pen, and we listed all of the things on my mind; set aside action items for now; action items for later; things I could work on; things that needed time. It felt very relieving - like 'well, is that all. That's downright maneageable.'
So - where does this all leave me now? After making the list - I went to sleep. I'm still not sleeping without waking, but I did not have the intense anxiety attacks tonight. I feel like, if more stuff comes up, I can put it on the list; take it one thing at a time. Not expect for it all to clear up at once, and not expect for it all to be easily resolved. Just work through it all. Meanwhile, right now, I'm scared and frightened. I've decided that I need to stop using drugs; I cannot go through anything like this again anytime soon.
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Chapter 4 Entering and Modifying Data
4.1 Variables and Data Representation
In SPSS, variables are represented as columns in the data file. Participants are represented as rows. Thus, if we collect four pieces of information from 100 participants, we will have a data file with four columns and 100 rows.
4.1.1 Measurement Scales
There are four types of measurement scales: nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio. While the measurement scale will determine which statistical technique is appropriate for a given set of data, SPSS generally does not discriminate. Thus, we start this section with this warning: If you ask it to, SPSS may conduct an analysis that is not appropriate for your data.
Newer versions of SPSS allow you to indicate which types of data you have when you define your variable. You do this using the Measure column. You can indicate Scale, Ordinal, or Nominal (SPSS does not distinguish between interval and ratio scales).
Look at the SAMPLE.sav data file we created in Chapter 3. We calculated a mean for the variable GRADE. GRADE was measured on a ratio scale, and the mean is an acceptable summary statistic (assuming that the distribution is normal).
We could have had SPSS calculate a mean for the variable TIME instead of GRADE. If we did, we would get the output presented on the next page.
The output indicates that the average TIME was 1.4. Remember that TIME was coded as an ordinal variable (1 = morning class, 2 = afternoon class). Though the mean is not an appropriate statistic for an ordinal scale, SPSS calculated it anyway. The importance of considering the type of data cannot be overemphasized. Just because SPSS will compute a statistic for you does not mean that you should use it. Later in the text, when specific statistical procedures are discussed, the conditions under which they are appropriate will be addressed. Please note that there are some procedures (e.g., graphs and nonparametric tests) where SPSS limits what you can do based on the measurement scale. However, more often than not, it is up to the user to make that decision.
4.1.2 Missing Data
Often, participants do not provide complete data. For example, for some students, you may have a pretest score but not a posttest score. Perhaps one student left one question blank on a survey, or perhaps she did not state her age. Missing data can weaken any analysis. Often, a single missing answer can eliminate a subject from all analyses.
If you have missing data in your dataset, leave that cell blank. In the example shown above, the fourth subject did not complete Question 2 (q2). Note that the total score (which is calculated from both questions) is also blank because of the missing data for Question 2. SPSS represents missing data in the data window with a period (although you should not enter a period—just leave it blank). It is NOT good practice to create a filler value (e.g., “999” or “0”) to represent blank scores, because SPSS will see it as a value with meaning, whereas it will treat truly blank values as missing.
4.2 Selection and Transformation of Data
We often have more data in a data file than we want to include in a specific analysis. For instance, our sample data file contains data from four participants, two of whom received special training and two of whom did not. If we wanted to conduct an analysis using only the two participants who did not receive the training, we would need to specify the appropriate subset.
4.2.1 Selecting a Subset
We can use the Select Cases command to specify a subset of our data. The Select Cases command is located under the Data menu. When you select this command, the dialog box below will appear. (Note the icons next to the variable names that indicate that all variables were defined as being measured on a nominal scale except grade, which was defined as scale.)
If condition….
You can specify which cases (participants) you want to select by using the selection criteria, which appear on the right side of the Select Cases dialog box. By default, All cases will be selected. The most common way to select a subset is to click If condition is satisfied, then click on the button labeled If. This will bring up a new dialog box that allows you to indicate which cases you would like to use.
You can enter the logic used to select the subset in the upper section. If the logical statement is true for a given case, then that case will be selected. If the logical statement is false that case will not be selected. For instance, you can select all cases that were coded as Morning/Evening by entering the formula RevisionTime = 1 in the upper-left part of the window. If RevisionTime is 1, then the statement will be true, and SPSS will select the case. If RevisionTime is anything other than 1, the statement will be false, and the case will not be selected. Once you have entered the logical statement, click Continue to return to the Select Cases dialog box. Then, click OK to return to the data window.
After you have selected the cases, the data window will slightly change. The cases that were not selected will be marked with a diagonal line through the case number. For instance, for our sample data, the second and fourth cases are not selected. Only the First and Third and Fifth cases are selected for this subset.
An additional variable will also be created in your data file. The new variable is called FILTER_$ and indicates whether a case was selected or not.
If we calculate a mean GRADE using the subset we just selected, we will receive the output here. Notice that we now have a mean of 1.00 with a sample size (N) of 3 instead of 5.
Be careful when you select subsets. The subset remains in effect until you run the command again and select all cases. You can tell if you have a subset selected because the bottom of the data window will indicate that a filter is on. In addition, when you examine your output, N will be less than the total number of records in your dataset if a subset is selected. The diagonal lines through some cases will also be evident when a subset is selected. Be careful not to save your data file with a subset selected, as this can cause considerable confusion later.
4.2.2 Computing a New Variable
SPSS can also be used to compute a new variable or manipulate your existing variables. To illustrate this, we will create a new data file. This file will contain data for four participants and three variables (Q1, Q2, and Q3). The variables represent the number of points each participant received on three different questions. Now enter the data shown on the screen below. When done, save this data file as “QUESTIONS.sav.” We will be using it again in later chapters.
Now you will calculate the total score for each subject. We could do this manually, but if the data file were large, or if there were a lot of questions, this would take a long time. It is more efficient (and more accurate) to have SPSS compute the totals for you. To do this, click Transform, and then click Compute Variable.
After clicking the Compute Variable command, we get the dialog box shown below.
The blank field marked Target Variable is where we enter the name of the new variable we want to create. In this example, we are creating a variable called TOTAL, so type the word total.
Notice that there is an equals sign between the Target Variable blank and the Numeric Expression blank. These two blank areas are the two sides of an equation that SPSS will calculate. For instance, total = Q1 + Q2 + Q3 is the equation that is entered in the sample presented here (screenshot shown above). Note that it is possible to create any equation here simply by using the number and operational keypad at the bottom of the dialog box. When we click OK, SPSS will create a new variable called TOTAL and make it equal to the sum of the three questions.
Save your data file again so that the new variable will be available for future sessions.
4.2.3 Recoding a Variable—Different Variable
SPSS can create a new variable based upon data from another variable. Say we want to split our participants on the basis of their total score. We want to create a variable called GROUP, which is coded 1 if the total score is low (less than or equal to 8) or 2 if the total score is high (9 or larger). To do this, we click Transform, then Recode into Different Variables.
This will bring up the Recode into Different Variables dialog box shown above. Transfer the variable TOTAL to the middle blank. Type group in the Name field under Output Variable. Click Change, and the middle blank will show that TOTAL is becoming GROUP, as shown below.
Click Old and New Values. This will bring up the Recode dialog box below.
In the example shown here, we have entered a 9 in the Range, value through HIGHEST field, and a 2 in the Value field under New Value. When we click Add, the blank on the right displays the recoding formula. We next entered an 8 on the left in the Range, LOWEST through value blank, and a 1 in the Value field under New Value. Click Add, then Continue.
Click OK. You will be redirected to the data window shown below. A new variable (GROUP) will have been added and coded as 1 or 2, based on TOTAL.


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For a wound to heal, there must be adequate circulation to the ulcerated area. Your podiatrist can determine circulation levels with noninvasive tests.
Tightly controlling blood glucose is of the utmost importance during the treatment of a diabetic foot ulcer. Working closely with a medical doctor or endocrinologist to control blood glucose will enhance healing and reduce the risk of complications.
Surgical Options: A majority of non-infected foot ulcers are treated without surgery; however, if this treatment method fails, surgical management may be appropriate. Examples of surgical care to remove pressure on the affected area include shaving or excision of bone(s) and the correction of various deformities, such as hammertoes, bunions, or bony “bumps.”
Healing time depends on a variety of factors, such as wound size and location, pressure on the wound from walking or standing, swelling, circulation, blood glucose levels, wound care, and what is being applied to the wound. Healing may occur within weeks or require several months.
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Vue support is limited but is usable in it’s most basic form in this example. Ensure your HTML file uses both the standard JavaScript file as well as the Vue version then simply use the following code:
<color-picker v-bind:color-start="#242424" v-on:color-change="onColorChange"></color-picker>
See the source code for example usage with Vue components!


Enumerable Method: Group_by
Group_by 101
May 23, 2015
Ruby provides a simple method for grouping collection classes, such as arrays and
ranges. Group_by is an enumerable method that groups elements together based off of a code block. The output of the group_by method is a hash, where the key is the evaulated result of the code block and the value is the corresponding element from the collection class.
Take a look at the examples below:
We have been tasked by the local library to help organize their books and media. Our first assignment is to create sections of children's book based off of the first letter of the title.
books = ["Where the Wild Things Are", "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", "Goodnight Moon", "Charlotte's Web", "The Giving Tree", "The Cat in the Hat"]
group_by_first_letter = books.group_by {|book| b[0]}
#=> {"W"=>["Where the Wild Things Are"], "T"=>["The Very Hungry Caterpillar",
"The Giving Tree", "The Cat in the Hat"], "G"=>["Goodnight Moon"], "C"=>["Charlotte's Web"]}
The librarian later changed her mind and thought that this way of categorizing books was pretty useless.
Instead, we've been asked to categorize the books by the length of the book titles.We're not sure that this way of grouping books is any more helpful but you decided to give it a shot.
books = ["Where the Wild Things Are", "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", "Goodnight
Moon", "Charlotte's Web", "The Giving Tree", "The Cat in the Hat"]
group_by_title_length = books.group_by {|book| book.length}
#=> {25=>["Where the Wild Things Are"], 27=>["The Very Hungry Caterpillar"],
14=>["Goodnight Moon"], 15=>["Charlotte's Web", "The Giving Tree"], 18=>["The Cat in the Hat"]}
We hear the librarian might be a little crazy but this last assignment from her does make a bit of sense. She would like to us group the non-fiction books by their subjects, as indicated in the titles of the books. So here we go:
books = ["Snakes: Amazing Pictures and Fun Facts", "The Bravest Dog Ever", "National
Geographic Readers: Shark", "Snakes: 101", "National Geographic Readers: Snakes",
"A Lonely Dog on Christmas"]
group_by_string = books.group_by do |book|
case book
when book = /Snake/
"Snakes"
when book = /Dog/
"Dogs"
else
"Unknown"
end
end
We iterated through the array of books and used a case method to match the books to regular expressions. A regular expression is a pattern that can be used to test and replace strings. More on that in another blog.
In combination with other methods, group_by can be very powerful in organizing objects. The next time you are faced with data that needs to be consolidated in some understandable form, consider the group_by method.
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THBT pre-implantation gene editing services should be nationalized
THW nationalize academic research publishing companies
THW criminalize practitioners of naturopath
Geopolitics
THBT the international community should cease putting pressure on Aung San Suu Kyi
THBT it is in US’ best interest to cease all aid to Saudi Arabia until it withdraws from the war in Yemen
THW shift the focus of the US military from assassinating terrorist group leaders to capturing and trying them instead
Environment
THW create a centralized world government and a global tax in order to combat global environmental crises such as climate change, solar flares, mega earthquakes and tsunamis
THW set limits on waste produced by each household, and criminalize excess waste
THW severely tax single-use consumer products
Grand Final Motions: Ethics
Rookie M1-M6
THBT pulling the lever and switching the trolley to the track with less people is an ethical imperative
THW not use scientific data from unethical experiments
THBT everyone should go vegan
M1-3 Open
THW ban the research and development of Xenotransplantation on humans
THW allow individuals to sell their organs
THBT the use of torture in the war on terror is never justified
M4-M6 Open
THW legally require priests to report all serious crimes that they hear of in confession
THW make it mandatory for pharmaceutical companies that hold clinical trials in third world countries to provide the tested drug/treatment there for free
Assuming feasibility, THW sequence the genomes of all embryos


About the Workshop
Basics
The Digital Musics graduate program of the Dartmouth College Music Department is hosting a three day workshop from October 10 to October 12 in rural New Hampshire.
Details
This workshop brings together creative computer scientists, programmers, musicians, and visual artists for a three day workshop on audio and visual synthesis methods. The workshop is located in a remote pastoral setting where the participants will have free reign to roam the grounds, take hikes, and gather by a campfire at night. During the days the workshop will include tutorials, a poster session, and roundtable discussions. The evenings will include performances by invited multimedia artists and collective AV synthesis jams.
We invite anyone with research interest in creative applications for audio or visual synthesis to register. The following topics will be included in the workshop (among others):
- Brain-media mappings
- Neural net based synthesizers
- Physical modeling
- Parametric models
- Data driven synthesis models and machine learning
Delicious meals and snacks will be catered by the inn. Lodging for 2 evenings will be provided.
Participate
If interested please register with us. After that, go to the wiki and create a page explaining a little bit about yourself. If you have any questions contact us.
Due to limited resources we require all attendees to participate fully in the event. If you are not sure that you can commit to the full weekend, please do not register. Contact us and explain your situation. If we can accommodate you we’ll let you know.


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class VariableDefinition
Properties
| string | $scope | |
| string | $name | |
| type | $type | |
| ObjectNameDefinition | $objectNameDefinition | |
| string | $description |
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getTypeHint()
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getHintOrType()
If the variable represents an objectNameDefinition, this function will return the fully qualified name of the object it represents. |
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toArray()
Utility method for accessing the contents of the definition. |
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get($name, $default = false)
Utility method for getting properties of the definition. |
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public
__construct(string $scope, string $name, string $type, ObjectNameDefinition $objectNameDefinition = null, string|null $description = null)
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public string
getTypeHint()
If the variable represents an objectNameDefinition, this function will return the fully qualified name of the object it represents.
If the variable does NOT represent an object, this function will return false.
at line 88
public string
getHintOrType()
If the variable represents an objectNameDefinition, this function will return the fully qualified name of the object it represents.
If the variable does NOT represent an object, this function will return the native type defined for this variable (string, etc).
at line 99
public array
toArray()
Utility method for accessing the contents of the definition.
at line 116
public mixed
get($name, $default = false)
Utility method for getting properties of the definition.
This is the method used by a template / view to get data.


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A graduate of Cal State Long Beach, I am currently getting my foot in the door in the marketing world. I have 4 dogs, love wine, and love making friends from around the world..
A graduate of Cal State Long Beach and a kinesiologist, I love to cook and experiment with new ideas. Japan is my favorite country and love traveling across the globe!
A graduate of UC Irvine, I love dogs, especially shih tzus. I’m an avid gamer, and love playing FIFA on the Xbox.
Hey! I'm the designated Bao (steam buns) King! I own a Shiba and basically work to feed her. I love my dog!
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First one out of the starting gate
Run! - Make the grade
School's a job but you don't get paid
Don't play child's games
They're just a waste of mind
Study every night or you might fall behind
Dragged down beneath the wheel


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Buy this laptop
Welcome to the land of bold text.
You missed out on the opportunity to buy that laptop.
Cool input options
Input your telephone number
Input the week
Input the time
Search
Check your privilage
This is actually not a radio
Cool media things
Fun fact- you cannot line up that red LED directly in line with the white LED used for illumating the keyboard. 56 ohm resistor works well here.
List of what happens when the bell rings:
- Pack up materials
- Stand up
- Exit classroom
- Exit school
- Walk across street
- Wait to be picked up
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Comparison of some Intel Sandy Bridge mobile CPUs:
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Cores and Threads |
Other Features |
Family |
i5-2520M |
2 Cores 4 Threads |
vPro |
Core i5 |
i7-2670QM |
4 Cores 8 Threads |
VT-X, No VT-D |
Core i7 |
i7-2720QM |
4 Cores 8 Threads |
vPro |
Core i7 |


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Manhattan plot, a type of scatter plot, was widely used to display the association results. However, it is usually time-consuming and laborious for a non-specialist user to write scripts and adjust parameters of an elaborate plot. Moreover, the ever-growing traits measured have necessitated the integration of results from different Genome-wide association study researches. Circle Manhattan Plot is the first open R package that can lay out Genome-wide association study P-value results in both traditional rectangular patterns, QQ-plot and novel circular ones. United in only one bull's eye style plot, association results from multiple traits can be compared interactively, thereby to reveal both similarities and differences between signals.
| Version: | 3.3.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Published: | 2018-12-06 |
| Author: | LiLin-Yin |
| Maintainer: | LiLin-Yin <ylilin at 163.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | CMplot results |
| Reference manual: | CMplot.pdf |
| Package source: | CMplot_3.3.3.tar.gz |
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I am a faculty of Computer Science at Colorado Mesa University (CMU).
I'm a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and have been practicing ethical hacking since I was a graduate student at New Mexico Tech (NMT).
I discovered and responsibly disclosed several critical security flaws in a web application used by a major health insurance provider in Colorado and "hopefully" helped protecting electronic personal health(EPH) information of tens of thousands of Coloradoans.
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I enjoy riding my Honda Phantom when I can. I've travelled to almost all of the very beautiful Western Colorado towns on my motorcycle, and looking forward to ride to many more!
I follow the mantra "work hard, play hard!"
I love outdoor activities. One of my goals is to hike as many 14ers as possible in Colorado!
I did an epic trek to the Everest Base Camp and Chhola and Renjo Passes of Khumbu region of Nepal along with 3 friends in the Spring 2018. One of my bucket list of things to do!
I play soccer in Grand Valley Adult Soccer league.


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| Exported Interfaces - Details |
XBoundComponent
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- makes it possible to transfer the data of the model to the connected data field.
This interface is optional, if a component doesn't support it, it has to forward
the changes of it's value to the field it is connected to immediately (means whenever a user
interaction changes it's content).
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|
XLoadListener
- Description
- must be implemented in order to recognize when the containing form of the model connects
to its data source (loads its data). After loading the form, the model may bind to its
related field source.
This interface will seldom be used directly from outside.
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XReset
- Description
- Each DataAwareControlModel should be resettable for setting default values.
In the context of a control model which is data-aware, the semantics of default value
(see XReset) is as follows:
If (and only if) the control is valid bound to a column of it's ::com::sun::star::form::component::DataForm, and the form
is not positioned on a new record (see ::com::sun::star::sdb::RowSet::IsNew), then
XReset::reset does not reset the model's value to it's default value, but uses the
underlying column value.
In all other cases, the model is reset to the default value as specified by the respective property.
For an example, have a look at the ::com::sun::star::form::component::TextField. It inherites
the ::com::sun::star::awt::UnoControlEditModel::Text property from the underlying
service, and additionally specifies the ::com::sun::star::form::component::TextField::DefaultText.
In the context of a ::com::sun::star::form::component::DataForm, controls are
automatically reset when one of the following applies
- The form is reset by invoking it's XReset interface.
- The form moves to a new record.
- The changes in the current record of the form are undone
|
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| Properties' Details |
DataField
string DataField;
- Description
- specifies the name of the bound database field.
This property makes sense in the context of the control model only. Normally, a control model
is a child of a ::com::sun::star::form::component::DataForm, which is bound
to a higher level object such as a table or query - more general, a result set.
This member here describes the column of this result set which the control should act for.
Not every control model can be bound to every database column. Usually, super services of the
DataAwareControlModel restrict the column types they can be used with.
- See also
- DataAwareControlModel::BoundField
|
|
InputRequired
boolean InputRequired;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- determines whether or not input into this field is required, when it is actually bound to a database field.
If this property is set to false, then the form runtime will not check the control/model for
NULL values before submitting data to the database. Usually, if a control model is bound to
a database field which cannot be NULL, and the model itself does not have a value, then the database
update is prevented, showing an error message to the user. To disable this behavior on a per-control
basis, use the InputRequired property.
- Since
- OOo 3.1
|
|
BoundField
[ readonly ] ::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet BoundField;
- Description
- references to the cursor field to which the control is bound.
Applies only if the form the control model belongs to is loaded and the control is valid bound.
The referenced field supports the ::com::sun::star::sdb::Column service.
- See also
- DataAwareControlModel::DataField
|
|
LabelControl
::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertySet LabelControl;
- Description
- references to a control model within the same document which should be used as a label.
Any user interface action which needs to refer to the control is assumed to use this
property.
A very common design method for forms is to group a data aware control with a label control,
with the latter describing the content of the former. For instance, you may have a
::com::sun::star::form::component::TextField, which is bound to the e-mail
column of your data source. Then you will probably add a
::com::sun::star::form::component::FixedText which's label is "E-Mail",
and associate it with the TextField by setting it as LabelControl.
Now if you imagine a component offering data search in a form, this component will examine
the LabelControl property, find the ::com::sun::star::form::component::FixedText,
examine it's label, and use this label to refer to the ::com::sun::star::form::component::TextField.
When setting the property, a number of constraints apply:
- The object which is to be set has to support the following interfaces
- It has to be a part of the same document as the model who's property is to be modified.
- Additionally, the support of a special service, indicating that the model is of the right type,
is required. Which kind of service is in the request depends on the type of the control model.
For instance, text fields (::com::sun::star::form::component::TextField) can be
labelled by label controls only (::com::sun::star::form::component::FixedText),
and radio buttons (::com::sun::star::form::component::RadioButton) can be labelled
by group boxes (::com::sun::star::form::component::GroupBox) only.
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My name is Abhishank and I Craft Products!
I could waste your time by convincing you that I always " Accomplish X by doing Y leading to Z ", but ultimately, my skills are as temporary as every language I know and as fickle as every tool I use. As temporary as things that will be useless in 10 years. As fickle as things that can be learned by anyone.
The things that LAST are not complete, they are in PROGRESS. So what I will tell you is that I AM IN PROGRESS. I hold on to my methods loosely, embrace flexibility and modularity, am willing to learn, expect to be wrong, and am confident when I am right.
My various internships have given me a chance to dip my toes in a variety of fields. I became a Lean Startup Evangelizer at 1 checkpoint, a Deep Learning Engineer at another, and a Software Connoisseur at the 3rd. My experiences morphed me into a Tech Lover and a Big Data Enthusiast. Feel free to check out what I've been up to by clicking the tabs above.
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This is a research paper I worked on over the past year with 1 other author. We are actively iterating on the paper's implementation of detecting defects in sewer pipes, in order to get it published. The abstract is given below.
A deep multi-class convolutional neural network is built to detect critical points in pipes; specifically joints, connections, and manholes. An accuracy of 91.7% is achieved using a dataset composed of 7 pipe videos. Three hyperparameters are varied: learning rate, batch size, and class weights assess their impact on training. In sum, the high accuracy implies that the model may be overfitted to the given dataset, despite the data augmentations, 5 fold validations, and dropouts used.
I, along with 1 other partner, determined person's current location using an Extended Kalman Filter. I, then, calculated the shortest path to their final location using the A* algorithm (variant of Dijkstra's Algorithm).
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I identified different tissue patterns from different primary sites (lung, kidney, and ovary) by building a convolutional neural network using a Keras Sequential Model (Machine Learning), leading to an accuracy of 80.20% on unseen test data.
Implementation details are provided in the pdf file located in the github repository. File name: "Implementation_Explanation.pdf"
This was the first machine learning personal project I ever tried. I completed this project over the summer of 2018.
I Calculated statistical features (mean, standard deviation, etc) by filtering, signal processing, and spectrally analyzing IMU data from 6 subjects.
I then built a MICD classifier (Machine Learning) to identify whether person is walking, running, sitting, or cycling.


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Camel of animals that eat grasses, and eat grain, and branches.  It is called the ship of the desert.
- Scientific Name: Camelus dromedarius
- Average speed: 65 km per hour
- Average Length: 1.85 to 2.15 meter
- Average Lifespan: 40 years
- Average weight: 450 to 650 kg
The camel, or vessel of the desert, is one of the largest mammals in the desert. It is one of the animals that used to transport and transport goods during the desert. The camel has two rows of dense thick eyelashes and three eyelids to protect the eyes from desert dust.  The hearing aid has very strong. Camel hair reflects sunlight, keeps its body cool at high temperatures, and warm in winter. The fetus is thirteen months old


Before Change
model.fit(train_dataset)
model.save()
train_evaluator = Evaluator(model, train_dataset, transformers, verbosity=verbosity)
train_scores = train_evaluator.compute_model_performance([classification_metric])
print("Train scores")
// train_scores_list.append(train_scores)
After Change
model.fit(train_dataset)
model.save()
print("About to evaluate model")
train_scores = model.evaluate(train_dataset, [metric], transformers)
valid_scores = model.evaluate(valid_dataset, [metric], transformers)
print("Train scores")


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Ohio forward Gabby Burris attempts to keep a ball inbounds during Ohio’s 81-74 WNIT First Round win over High Point inside The Convo. The Bobcats were snubbed from the NCAA Tournament on Selection Sunday, but made it to the WNIT Quarterfinals before falling to Northwestern.
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Ohio senior forward Gavin Block is helped to his feet by injured teammate Jordan Dartis after a made 3-pointer during the Bobcats’ 81-73 win over Campbell on Nov. 12.
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Ohio guard Cece Hooks goes up for a layup over a defender during the Bobcats’ WNIT Round of 16 win over Western Kentucky on March 28. Ohio made its deepest tournament run in program history on its way to a 30-win season.
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Ohio guard Amani Burke drives to the basket against a defender during the Bobcats’ nonconference win over Coppin State on Dec. 8. Ohio finished its nonconference slate undefeated and broke the program’s single-season wins record on its way to a WNIT Quarterfinal appearance.
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Former Ohio coach Saul Phillips coaches the Bobcats during a home game. Phillips’ contract wasn’t renewed after the season, and he finished his tenure in Athens with an 81-77 overall record, but he was just 40-50 in conference play. Phillips was let go on March 13 after the Bobcats were bounced from the MAC Tournament in the first round.
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Ohio sophomore forward Jason Carter attacks the rim while Kent State defenders bear down on him during the Bobcats’ 66-52 loss in The Convo on Jan. 15. The Bobcats finished the season 14-17 and replaced coach Saul Phillips at the end of the season. Carter averaged 16.5 points per game, but chose to transfer to Xavier following the season.
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Located on the northern coast of Kauai, this deep bay is one of the best summer anchorages in Hawaii.
Position 22°13.9'N, 159°30.6'W.
Foreign vessels are reminded to contact the following departments:-
U.S. Department of Agriculture<PHONE_NUMBER>
U.S.CUSTOMS, Port Director<PHONE_NUMBER>
DLNR-DOBOR, Kauai<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Last updated September 2014.
In the northeast corner of Hanalei Bay, there are 40 Seasonal moorings from May - October. Permits are required. Contact the Kauai District Office before arrival.
There is a large choice of spots to anchor in the bay. The holding is good in the sand. The lifeguard place flags on the beach where dinghies may be landed.
The pier is for fishing and swimming only. No berthing here.
Toilets and (cold)showers ashore.
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gu:who is an audit bot for the membership of your GitHub Organisation. It checks all users in your organisation, and raises a GitHub issue for anyone who doesn't meet the basic security requirements:
Your GitHub organisation must have a repo called 'people' (see gu-who-demo-org/people for an example) where gu:who can have an audit trail for who's meant to be in this organisation - and a place to open issues for security-problem users. For security purposes, we recommend this be a 'private' repo, as all the (potentially vulnerable) members of your org will be visible in it's issues.


A sampler creates values between 0 and 1 for every position of a two-dimensional map. A sampler does also have a scale. It uses a seed if it based on a random algorithm. The values of a Sampler can be modified by a Modifier. The values of a Sampler can be interpreted by an Interpreter. A sampler is an sub element of a Layer.
Flat
This is the most basic of all Samplers. It returns one value for every position. The parameters seed and scale are not used for this Sampler.
Noise
Returns a value based on a noise algorithm. The following algorithms are implemented:Simplex Noise
Read more about simplex noise on wikipedia.
MaskedSampler
The MaskSampler combines one Sampler as mask with another Sampler for the value. Using a Modifier on this Sampler modifies the value but not the mask. One or more MaskSampler are the root elements of a Layer.
Calculation of the value
mask(x, y) * sample(x, y)
Combined
A Combined Sampler combines one or more child Sampler. Thechildren are combined one after another, from the first to the last using operators.Operators
Plus
Minus
Mix
And
Or
Highest
Lowest
Child settings
Every child can be manipulated by overriding the scale and seed. This settings are not affecting the original Sampler but the child instance in this Combined Sampler. It is also possible to invert or multiply the value returned by this child instance.Hint
The Combined Sampler can also be used to manipulate a single existing Sampler. E.g to invert an existing Sampler to use it as an inverted mask.
The end result of the iterations are manipulated using the size and edge
parameters.
float currentScale = baseScale * (float) Math.pow(growth, iteration);


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We started this project as a course project. Step by step it became our dream, this calendar is built by programmers. One of its many traits is the ability to add features.
Even better - you got it! Develop your own feature and add it to the calendar. This calendar is open source developed mostly in Python as the finale to an extraordinary course. For the calendar development we selected features, aiming at required
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doctest
=======
doctest is a c++ header only library for writing tests that is inspired by the unittest functionality in the D programming language and the docstrings in python - tests are documentation and should reside near the code they test.
The library has automatic test discovery and is c++98 compatible.
Tests are registered with the following macros:
- doctest(test_name) {}
- doctest_noname {}
- doctest_fixture(fixture_class, test_name) {}
- doctest_fixture_noname(fixture_class) {}
- doctest_static_method(class_name, method_name)
Tests can be registered anywhere - from source to header files. Each test is guaranteed to be registered only once no matter how many occurances it has in the code.
To register a static method of a class as a test the user should use the doctest_static_method() macro outside of the class definition.
The method should be of type ```void(*)(void)```. Such tests cannot be named. See the **class_static_method** example.
To invoke all the registered tests call DOCTEST_INVOKE_ALL_TEST_FUNCTIONS() passing the argc and argv of the program like this:
```
DOCTEST_INVOKE_ALL_TEST_FUNCTIONS(argc, argv);
```
##Test naming
Tests can be invoked based on filter strings (comma separated on the command line). Names are case sensitive.
Tests registered without a name actually have an empty name ("") and are invoked only when no filters are supplied.
For more information about the command line go [here](command_line.html)
```
#include
using namespace std;
doctest(Test1) { cout << "Test1" << endl; }
doctest(Test2) { cout << "Test2" << endl; }
doctest(Test3) { cout << "Test3" << endl; }
doctest(Test_asd) { cout << "Test_asd" << endl; }
doctest(Test_asd2) { cout << "Test_asd2" << endl; }
doctest(Test_asd2) { cout << "Test_asd2 (copy)" << endl; }
doctest(Test_asd2) { cout << "Test_asd2 (copy 2)" << endl; }
```
For the above tests when we call the program with these args
```
./exe -doctest=asd2,Test2
```
the output will be this:
```
Test_asd2
Test_asd2 (copy)
Test_asd2 (copy 2)
Test2
```
##Fixtures
Fixtures are supported - they are basically a normal class. To have access to the data members of a fixture class they should be public or protected. Each test using a fixture will have it's fixture initialized for it. Fixture classes may also inherit each other to form more complex hierarchies.
```
#include
using namespace std;
struct Shared {
Shared() : a(5) { cout << "hello! I am a fixture ctor!" << endl; }
~Shared() { cout << "dtor-ing...!"  I am a fixture ctor!
5
6
dtor-ing...!
hello! I am a fixture ctor!
5
8
dtor-ing...!
hello! I am a fixture ctor!
5
2
dtor-ing...!
```
##Notes
- The library does not produce any warnings with GCC when compiled with ```-Wall -Wextra -pedantic -std=c++98 -m64```
- The registration of test functions can be disabled by defining ```DOCTEST_GLOBAL_DISABLE``` before the inclusion of the **doctest.h** header. For large projects with tens of thousands of tests this may reduce the link time of the production build especially if lots of tests are registered in header files and will also reduce the binary size. See **disabled** from the examples folder.
- The library by default includes its implementation which drags a dependency on **std::map**, the **cstring** header and the implementation of the library. This can be avoided by defining ```DOCTEST_DONT_INCLUDE_IMPLEMENTATION``` before the inclusion of **doctest.h** but then the user should include **doctest_impl.h** in one of his source files and have the ```DOCTEST_DONT_INCLUDE_IMPLEMENTATION``` macro defined before that as well. See **alternative_header_inclusion** from the examples folder.
- Tests are registered from top to bottom of each processed cpp after the headers have been preprocessed and included but there is no ordering between cpp files.
- Tests are registered globally within each shared object/executable. If a test is defined in a header and that header is used in an executable and in a shared object, then the test is registered in both places. To see how to invoke tests from a shared object check out **multi_dll** from the examples folder.
- The library does not use operator new/delete (only malloc) so it's memory usage is completely transparent to the user and that makes it fit for testing even memory management.
- For tests written on the same line only the first one will be registered successfully.
- The only non-standard features used in this library are:
- the **__COUNTER__** macro, but all major compilers support it (if it is not found, **__LINE__** is used and then there are some corner cases with the macro codegen and a test may be registered twice)
- the **pragma once** directive - supporting the DRY principle
##Workflow with examples
The requirements for the examples are to have CMake 2.8 or higher.
####Under Linux
To build an example navigate to its folder and enter
```
cmake ./
make
./exe
```
####Under Windows
You will need **MinGW w64** installed for Windows (or MSVC 2013 - hardcoded in the .bat files)
You can get **MinGW w64** from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingwbuilds/ (arch: "x64" threads: "posix" exceptions: "seh")
Use the bat files in the examples folder to build (or atleast configure) each example - place them in the sub folder of an example and run them
- **g.bat** - generates build files through cmake
- **c.bat** - invokes mingw32-make on the makefile target
- **r.bat** - runs the exe


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Democrat
Two jobs: 1. President, P2Ink. 2. Cabela's.
Masters of Arts, International and Intercultural Communications, University of Denver, 1998. Bachelors of Arts, Journalism with high honors, University of Wyoming, 1980. Spanish language classes, Metropolitan University, Denver, 1995-97.
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Donor, Emily Sirota for Colorado legislature/state House of Representatives. Donor, Denver Democrats. Volunteer, Sirota for legislature.
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My past professional experience at The Pew Charitable Trusts and the Southwest Energy Efficiency Project taught me a great deal about using fact-based advocacy to achieve policy goals that promote the public interest. This background includes state budgets, transportation funding, clean energy and energy efficiency, wildfire mitigation, water policy and many other topics. In addition, my long-time work as a reporter, columnist and editorial writer for The Denver Post enabled me to learn about communities and issues statewide.
I want Colorado to have a U.S. House delegation that can serve as effective voice for our state in the nation's Capitol. Loud rhetoric and calcified political views won't solve the myriad problems that Colorado, and the country, face. The redistricting process offers an opportunity for Colorado to make elections more open to new candidates and ideas.
At the Pew Charitable Trusts, I watched the clean energy team negotiate with the Big Three Car makers about how to create reasonable but improved gas mileage standards. The car companies trusted the Pew team because we always kept our word. At a long-time journalist, I also know the importance of listening to all sides of a story. In particular, as a columnist and editorial writer I gained a deep appreciation for the complexities of public policy -- problems can't be solved with bumper-sticker slogans.
My journalism background enables me to collect and comprehend information. My academic work in intercultural communications helps me understand the values and needs of various communities, including people of color. My extensive travels to rural parts of the state opened my eyes to the economic struggles, lack of job prospects and budget restrictions that smaller towns confront. And my secondary job at a retailer whose clientele skews to the right has helped me understand the values embraced by most mainline conservatives -- while I may not agree with them, I always remain civil.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| GraphicalEnvironmentCommandHandler |
Interface for graphical command handlers
|
| StepEditorDialog.ClosingListener |
Interface for those that want to be notified when this dialog closes
|
| StepInteractiveViewer |
Interface for GUI interactive viewer components that can be popped up from
the contextual menu in the Knowledge Flow that appears when you right-click
over a step on the layout.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractGraphicalCommand |
Base class for a graphical command
|
| AttributeSummaryPerspective |
Knowledge Flow perspective that provides a matrix of
AttributeVisualizationPanels
|
| AttributeSummaryPerspective.AttDefaults |
Default settings for the AttributeSummaryPerspective
|
| BaseInteractiveViewer |
Base class than clients can extend when implementing
StepInteractiveViewer . |
| DesignPanel |
Panel that contains the tree view of steps and the search
field.
|
| GetPerspectiveNamesGraphicalCommand |
Class implementing a command for getting the names of all visible
perspectives
|
| GOEStepEditorDialog |
A step editor dialog that uses the GOE mechanism to provide property editors.
|
| InvisibleNode |
Subclass of
DefaultMutableTreeNode that can hide itself in a
JTree . |
| InvisibleTreeModel |
Subclass of
DefaultTreeModel that contains InvisibleNode s. |
| KFGraphicalEnvironmentCommandHandler |
Default Knowledge Flow graphical command handler
|
| KFGUIConsts |
Class that holds constants that are used within the GUI side of the
Knowledge Flow.
|
| KnowledgeFlow |
Launcher class for the Weka Knowledge Flow.
|
| KnowledgeFlowApp |
Main Knowledge Flow application class
|
| KnowledgeFlowApp.KnowledgeFlowGeneralDefaults |
General default settings for the Knowledge Flow
|
| LayoutPanel |
Provides a panel just for laying out a Knowledge Flow graph.
|
| MainKFPerspective |
Main perspective for the Knowledge flow application
|
| MainKFPerspectiveToolBar |
Class that provides the main editing widget toolbar and menu items
|
| NoteVisual |
Visual representation for the Note "step".
|
| ScatterPlotMatrixPerspective |
Knowledge Flow perspective for the scatter plot matrix
|
| SendToPerspectiveGraphicalCommand |
Class implementing sending a set of Instances to a named perspective
|
| ShadowBorder |
Border implementation that provides a drop shadow
|
| SQLViewerPerspective |
Perspective that wraps the {@code SQLViewer) component
|
| StepEditorDialog |
Base class for step editor dialogs.
|
| StepTree |
Subclass of JTree for displaying available steps.
|
| StepTreeLeafDetails |
Maintains information about a step in the
StepTree - e.g. tool tip
text, wrapped algorithm name (in the case of a WekaAlgorithmWrapper . |
| StepVisual |
Class for managing the appearance of a step in the GUI Knowledge Flow
environment.
|
| TemplateManager |
Manages all things template-related
|
| VisibleLayout |
Panel that wraps a flow and makes it visible in the KnowledgeFlow, along with
it's associated log panel
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| MainKFPerspectiveToolBar.Widgets |
Enum containing all the widgets provided by the toolbar.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| StepTreeIgnore |
Marker annotation.
|
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