Resume
✉<EMAIL_ADDRESS>✆ +1<PHONE_NUMBER> 🔗 https://stefania11.github.io/
Qualifications summary
- Program synthesis for end-user programming.
- Research on AI literacy for families.
- Extensive experience in building programming platforms for children.
- Teaching classes about creative learning and prototyping with AI.
Awards
- NSF FMitF Grant for End-User Programming project, 2021
- Jacobs Foundation Grant for AI Literacy project, 2020
- Weizenbaum Research Fellow in Criticality of AI-based Systems Lab in Berlin, 2019
- Human in Residence Fellow, Google & NYU ITP, 2019.
- LEGO Papert Fellow, MIT MediaLab, 2018
- Finalist of Ideas for Europe competition, EU, 2017
- Women to Watch in Science, Women at the frontier, 2016
Active Projects
- Cognimates : Live at cognimates.me
- AI education platform for children to train their own machine learning models.
- Users can also code smart games using their custom models.
- AI Literacy Playground : Live at http://aiplayground.me/
- Playground for AI explainability allowing users to classify custom datasets.
- Users may also identify anchors in images to support algorithms interpretability.
- TileCode : Live at https://microsoft.github.io/tilecode/
- TileCode is an app for designing, coding, and playing video games directly on low-cost arcade gaming handhelds.
- Our starting point are retro video games to be created via a set of visual rules.
Education
| Degree | Major | Institution | Graduation Year | GPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ph.D Information School | Informatics | University of Washington | 2023 | 3.9/4 |
| Master of Science | Media Arts and Science | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | 2018 | 5/5 |
| Master of Science | Instructional Design, | Technical University of Lisbon, Poitiers University, UNED Madrid | 2008 | 5/5 |
| Bachelor of Communication | Public Relations & Communication | Polytechnic University of Timisoara | 2005 | 5/5 |
Graduate Courses Taken
- Machine Learning Fairness
- Data Management and Data Science
- Prototyping Interactive Devices with AI
- How to make almost anything
- Design Internet Research
- Culture Learning and Development
- Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
Professional Experience
- Creative AI Track Lead, MIT MediaLab Berlin, Berlin, Germany (Jun. 2018 – Jul. 2018)
- Designed and ran the machine learning for creative AI track, selected 10 participants from 300 applications.
- Organized a series of lectures, talks, and sitevisits to partner organizations.
- Mentored students on their projects, documented and published final results.
http://berlin.media.mit.edu
- Co-founder, HacKIDemia, Global (Jan. 2012 – Nov. 2020)
- Overseeing HacKIDemia, a global organization for children STEM education.
- We are designing a 21st century curriculum by using latest technologies and scientific inventions.
- We trained local teams i n 40 countries with 600 mentors and 10.000 children involved to date.
https://hackidemia.com
- Computer Science Lead Teacher, Girls Who Code, U.S.A (Jun. 2016 – Sep. 2016)
- Taught computer science to a group of 30 senior highschool students for 3 months as part of the Girls Who Code Program
- Managed two teaching assistants and creatived curriculum for the hardware and robotics modules.
https://girlswhocode.com/
- R&D Specialist, Samsung research, U.S.A (Jan. 2016 – Jun. 2016)
- Proposed new IoT communication protocols for low powered WiFi sensors.
- Implemented a series of prototypes for detecting water leaks at scale by measuring pipes vibration.
- This lead to a commercial product (Lotik) which is still being developed by Samsung.
https://samsungnext.com/
- Director, Maker Camp, China, Germany (Jan. 2014 – Jan. 2016)
- Initiated the first maker camp in Berlin and Shenzhen with 15 global participants.
- We used only upcycled materials and tools to build the first makerspace in a shipping container in Europe and China.
- Each camp ran for one month, had 10 tracks, 20 mentors.oposed new IoT communication protocols for low powered WiFi sensors.
https://makercampberlin.tumblr.com
- Founder, Afrimakers, Africa (Jan. 2014 – Jan. 2016)
- Created Afrimakers in partnership with 8 African techhubs in Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Botswana, Ghana, Nigeria.
- This initiative enables local makers to use digital fabrication for solving local challenges like access to clean water, energy, education.
https://afrimakers.org
- Education Advisor, Singularity University, U.S.A (Apr. 2012 – Sept. 2012)
- Curated the education track for 80 students from 36 countries and conducted a series of prototyping workshops.
- Initiated coaching sessions and sitevisits to pioneering edtech organizations like Khan Academy, Udacity, Gooru.
https://singularityu.org
- Volunteer Teacher, Catholic University of Peru, Cambodia (Jan. 2012 – Apr. 2012)
- As part of a voluntary mission I was teaching 100 children how to use computers and new technologies.
- Within 2 months I have acquired 3000 € in donations and created a computer lab for the children.
- You can find out more here: teachingcambodia.blogspot.com.
https://kkevcambodia.org
- SQE Associate, Google, Ireland (Sept. 2010 – Jun. 2011)
- Helped defend Google’s index against webspam and collected data for search algorithm design.
- Worked with the internal education team to improve the new hires training.
https://google.com
- ToT Trainer, Catholic University of Peru, Peru (Jan. 2008 – Apr. 2008)
- Instructed 40 Peruvian primary school teachers in the use of information and communication technology.
- Conducted a final evaluation which showed that 80% of the teachers were using the new tools.
http://www.pucp.edu.pe
Research Experience
- Summer Intern, Microsoft Research (June 2020 – Sep. 2020)
- Conducted an longitudinal study with 17 families for 5 weeks evaluating a new programming platform for kids.
- Analyzed and communicated findings in company wide presentations and public webinars
https://criparis.org/
- Research Associate, CRI (Mar. 2011 – Jan. 2012)
- Participated as a research associate in a project that applied machine learning algorithms for interdisciplinary online educational programs.
- The proposal was validated by an international committee of researchers and involved collaborating with an international team of data scientists
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/microsoft-tilecode/
- ICT Researcher, Open University UNIT (Jan 2009 – May. 200)
- Conducted a study for the French Ministry of Education on the use of digital resources in 20 universities and engineering schools.
- The study was published by UNIT and is now an industry standard guide in the participating universities.
http://www.unit.eu/
Teaching Experience
- Designing Smart Toys at RISD
- Hacking Smart Toys at ITP NYU
- INFO 350 Information Ethics and Policy
- INFO 330 Research Methods
Service
- Chair for IDC 2021 Conference
- Reviewer for CHI, IDC, CSCW, Fablearn conferences from 2018-Present
- Research Committee Representative for UW iSchool student organization
- Volunteer with iSchool Diversity Initiative supporting BIPOC graduate applicants
- Chair of the UW Computer Science Care Committee
- Education Board member for Unesco MGIEP
- AI Education Committee member for Technovation, organisation for international AI Education for families
- Board member for AIDA, organisation using AI for social development
Talks
- Seminar on AI Education research Why Teach and Learn AI? for National Department of Education in France (2021)
- Webinar on development of new coding platforms for children with Microsoft Research(2020)
- Panel on future of AI education with Unesco (2020)
- Speaker at Future of childhood Summit with Google and Sesame Workshop (2020)
- Speaker at Applied Machine Learning Days, EPFL (2020)
- Keynote at Digital Summit for Teachers organized by Korber Foundation (2019)
- Speaker at Teachers Colledge AI Education Conference(2019)
- Keynote at Pydata Conference(2019)
- Keynote at Libre Learn Lab Conference(2018)
- Guest Cognimates tutorial on the Coding Train(2018)
Press
- DW TV Documentary: How artificial intelligence is changing our society from DW German Public Broadcast (2020)
- UW researchers receive grant to explore childhood AI literacy for UW Daily (2020)
- How is AI upgrading playtime? for Canvas8 (2020)
- The Hard Fun of Designing Alternatives to Smart Toys for Processing Foundation (2019)
- Where does AI fit in the classroom? for Teachers College Newsroom (2019)
- Will AI really transform education? for Hechinger Report (2019)
- How children understand artificial intelligence for Teller Report (2019)
- Artificial intelligence has to be demystified for Spiegel (2019)
- Spotlight: Let’s ask more of AI for Mozilla’s Internet Report(2019)
- Should Children Form Emotional Bonds With Robots?, The Atlantic (2017)
- Growing Up with Alexa MIT Technology Review (2017)
- Understanding Generation Alpha for Wired (2017)
Podcasts
- Humanitarian AI: AI literacy for families
- Prof Talks: AI Education & Smart Toy Design(2020)
- Ed Tech: Digging into Digital Skills Development(2019)
- Meaningful Making: What is AI(2019)
- Airtalk: They’re alive! Are smart toys changing how children interact with humans?(2017)
- CBC Radio: Would you let your kids play with AI robots?(2017)
Skills
- Research:
AI Education
*Family teachnology
*Smart toys
*Interaction Design for children
- R&D:
CAD design
*Embedded programming
*Digital fabrication
- Instructional Design:
STEAM curriculum
*Teacher training
*Project-based teaching
- Programming Languages:
R
*Ruby
*Python
*Javascript
*HTML
- Web Frameworks:
React
*Rails
*Bootstrap
- Databases:
MySQL
*PostgreSQL
- Languages:
Romanian
*English
*French
*Spanish
*Italian
Passions
- Hosting a radio show
- Climbing and hiking trips
- Reading science fiction books


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1. (50 min) What's new in ClickHouse 23.1.
2. (10 min) Q&A.
ClickHouse New Year release.
— 17 new features
— 17 performance optimizations
— 78 bug fixes
:) SELECT * FROM VALUES('map Map(String, UInt8)',
('{\'Hello\':1,\'World\':2}'))
┌─map───────────────────┐
│ {'Hello':1,'World':2} │
└───────────────────────┘
:) SELECT map FROM VALUES('map Map(String, UInt8)',
('{\'Hello\':1,\'World\':2}')) ARRAY JOIN map
┌─map─────────┐
│ ('Hello',1) │
│ ('World',2) │
└─────────────┘
:) SELECT untuple(arrayJoin(map)) FROM VALUES('map Map(String, UInt8)',
('{\'Hello\':1,\'World\':2}'))
┌─tupleElement(arrayJoin(map), 1)─┬─tupleElement(arrayJoin(map), 2)─┐
│ Hello │ 1 │
│ World │ 2 │
└─────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────┘
Developer: TaiYang Li.
:) SELECT dateDiff('month',
'2022-11-30'::Date,
'2023-01-25'::Date) AS diff
┌─diff─┐
│ 2 │
└──────┘
:) SELECT age('month',
'2022-11-30'::Date,
'2023-01-25'::Date) AS diff
┌─diff─┐
│ 1 │
└──────┘
Developer: Roman Vasin.
:) SELECT 0xBAADC0DE, 0b00101010
┌─3131949278─┬─42─┐
│<PHONE_NUMBER> │ 42 │
└────────────┴────┘
:) SELECT x'436C69636B486F757365', b'00101010'
┌─'ClickHouse'─┬─'*'─┐
│ ClickHouse │ * │
└──────────────┴─────┘
:) SELECT unhex('436C69636B486F757365') AS x, unbin('00101010') AS y
┌─x──────────┬─y─┐
│ ClickHouse │ * │
└────────────┴───┘
Developer: Mo Xuan.
Kafka, RabbitMQ, NATS and FileLog now support all data formats
for INSERTs, including block based formats such as Native and Parquet.
Allow to control the block size for insertion into Kafka and other queues.
— for block based formats it produces a block per message;
— for row-based formats it produces multiple formatted rows per message.
Developer: Pavel Kruglov.
No need to choose between CSV, CSVWithNames, CSVWithNamesAndTypes
for data import.
Just write CSV, and it will find the headers if there are any.
Everything detected automatically whenever possible!
Developer: Pavel Kruglov.
SELECT sum(event.time) FROM demo
┌─────sum(event.time)─┐
│<PHONE_NUMBER>034535628 │
└─────────────────────┘
Before:
Elapsed: 7.810 sec. Processed 5.31 million rows, 206.93 MB
(679.37 thousand rows/s., 26.50 MB/s.)
After:
Elapsed: 0.872 sec. Processed 5.31 million rows, 206.93 MB
(6.09 million rows/s., 237.34 MB/s.)
Developer: Lgbo-ustc.
How long does it take to read 7000 files?
SELECT count(), uniq(_file)
FROM s3('https://s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/.../*', 'CSV')
┌─count()─┬─uniq(_file)─┐
│ 7343 │ 7343 │
└─────────┴─────────────┘
Before:
Median timing: 12.682 sec.
After:
Median timing: 3.291 sec.
Developer: Anton Popov.
What if the server is starting up very slowly
due to a large number of data parts?
Sometimes there is a large number of inactive data parts,
to be deleted immediately after loading.

Developer: Anton Popov.
What's next? Lazy loading of data parts? Lazy loading of tables?
Demo
Developer: Artem Brustovetskii.
CREATE VIEW wiki
AS SELECT toStartOfMonth(time),
sum(hits) AS h,
bar(h, 0, max(h) OVER (), 100)
FROM wikistat
WHERE path = {page:String}
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY 1;
SELECT * FROM wiki(page = 'ClickHouse');
Demo
Developer: Smita Kulkarni.
CREATE DICTIONARY user_agent
(
regexp String,
name String,
version UInt16
)
PRIMARY KEY(regexp)
SOURCE(YAMLRegExpTree(PATH '/.../regexp_tree.yaml'))
LAYOUT(regexp_tree)
Developers: Vage Ogannisian, Han Fei.
- regexp: 'Linux/(\d+[\.\d]*).+tlinux'
name: 'TencentOS'
version: '\1'
- regexp: '\d+/tclwebkit(?:\d+[\.\d]*)'
name: 'Andriod'
versions:
- regexp: '33/tclwebkit'
version: 13
- regexp: '3[12]/tclwebkit'
version: 12
- regexp: '30/tclwebkit'
version: 11
- regexp: '29/tclwebkit'
version: 10
SELECT dictGet('user_agent', ('name', 'version'), UserAgent);
— Traverses the tree, and determines the values of the attributes.
— The tree can be arbitrarily deep,
and each nested level can override the values.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36
(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/<IP_ADDRESS> Safari/537.36
— All regular expressions are checked in a single pass for performance!
— Can be loaded from YAML file or from a table in any source.
$ cat /etc/clickhouse-server/config.d/query_cache.yaml
query_result_cache:
size:<PHONE_NUMBER>
max_entries: 1024
max_entry_size: 104857600
max_entry_records: 30000000
SET enable_experimental_query_result_cache = 1;
Developers: Mikhail Stetsyuk, Robert Schulze.
Allows to control on per-query basis:
— min query runs to cache the result;
— min query runtime to cache the result;
— max result size to put into cache;
— max staleness to use the cached entry;
— passive usage of the existing entries in cache;
— caching of queries with non-deterministic functions;
— sharing the cache between users;
Developers: Mikhail Stetsyuk, Robert Schulze.
Next steps: compressed cache; on disk cache; cache of intermediate data.
ALTER TABLE hackernews_indexed
ADD INDEX inv_idx(text) TYPE inverted;
ALTER TABLE hackernews_indexed MATERIALIZE INDEX inv_idx;
Supports tokens and n-grams.
Optimizes hasToken, multiSearchAny, equality comparison...
Developer: Larry Luo, Harry Lee.
:) SELECT count() FROM hackernews WHERE hasToken(text, 'ClickHouse')
┌─count()─┐
│ 948 │
└─────────┘
1 row in set. Elapsed: 0.579 sec. Processed 33.95 million rows,
11.61 GB (58.63 million rows/s., 20.05 GB/s.)
:) SELECT count() FROM hackernews_indexed WHERE hasToken(text, 'ClickHouse')
┌─count()─┐
│ 948 │
└─────────┘
1 row in set. Elapsed: 0.206 sec. Processed 3.71 million rows,
1.32 GB (18.00 million rows/s., 6.43 GB/s.)
Developer: Larry Luo.
Metabase:
— now official in the ClickHouse organization;
— changed the license from AGPL to Apache 2.0;
Java:
— added R2DBC support in addition to JDBC;
— support for file upload/download;
Python:
— server-side parameters binding;
— support for file insert;
— performance improvement with streaming;
DBT: multithreading, CTE, incremental strategy;
Apache Beam: update
— free 30-day trial up to 10 TB of data;
— affordable clusters for developers with full HA < $100/month
Try it! https://clickhouse.cloud/.


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Enable support for pipelines. When checked, Stash Pull Request Builder will be available in pipeline based projects. Please note that pipeline support is experimental.
Another way to support pipelines with Bitbucket Server is to use Bitbucket Branch Source Plugin.


Ghana is a West African country that is known for its rich culture. The country has approximately one hundred tribes! with the biggest being the Akan. One of the cultures of this tribe is allocating names at birth based on the day of the week. If you would like to find out what would be your Akan name just fill the form below and see! easy peasy!


DOCUMENTATION
PayU (v1.6) plugin for LaraClassified and JobClass.
Installation
To install this plugin:- Copy the plugin's (uncompressed) folder into the script's plugins folder like this:
/app/Plugins/payu/
- Go to your Admin panel → Plugins (and click on "Install") to install it.
Compatibility
- v1.6+ => LaraClassified v6.6+ and JobClass v5.4+
- v1.5 => LaraClassified (v5.7 to v6.5) and JobClass (v4.5 to v5.3)
- v1.4 => LaraClassified (v5.2 to v5.6) and JobClass (v4.0 to v4.4)
- v1.3 => LaraClassified v5.1 and JobClass v3.9
- v1.2 => LaraClassified (v4.9 to v5.0) and JobClass (v3.7 to v3.8)
- v1.0 to v1.1 => LaraClassified (v3.1 to v4.8) and JobClass (v2.0 to v3.6)
Update
Replace all the plugin's files on your server.Configuration
Add the settings below in the script's/.env
file on your server:
PAYU_MODE= PAYU_POS_ID= PAYU_SECOND_KEY= PAYU_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=Example of use:
PAYU_MODE=your-payu-mode PAYU_POS_ID=your-payu-point-of-sale-id PAYU_SECOND_KEY=your-payu-second-key PAYU_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=your-payu-oauth-client-secret
Translation
To translate this plugin into your language:- Go to the languages folder at
/app/Plugins/payu/resources/lang/
- Duplicate the folder
/app/Plugins/payu/resources/lang/en/
to/app/Plugins/payu/resources/lang/<abbr>/
NOTE: Don't forget replace<abbr>
by your language code (e.g. "de" for German language). - Open the file
/app/Plugins/payu/resources/lang/<abbr>/messages.php
and translate it.
NOTE: To translate the file, you must change the values and not the keys of PHP array.
Uninstallation
To uninstall this plugin, go to your Admin panel → Plugins (and click on "Uninstall") to uninstall it.Removing
To remove this plugin:- Uninstall it
- Go in the folder
/app/Plugins/
and remove the folderpayu/
.


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"Software team hard at work"
"UML diagram for the bot's comunications"
"CAD of the motor mounting"
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Dragon Spine Solver
This solver modifies the body to adjust itself to the terrain. It does not modify the feet positions on its own, as that is handled by the Dragon Foot Solver.
Table
Input Data
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| dragon input data | Type the input bones used by the solver - pelvis,spine-start and feets |
Solver
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Precision | Tolerance for final tip location delta from EffectorLocation |
| MaximumPitch | Maximum spine rotation in pitch axis |
| MaximumRoll | Maximum spine rotation in roll axis |
| MaxIterations | Maximum number of iterations allowed. |
Basic Settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Alpha | Alpha of the entire solver. 0 means no solving and 1 means maximum solving. |
| Shift Speed | The transistion speed between solve and unsolve state (eg:- when character jumps and falls back to ground). Lower values means slower but smoother transition. |
| Trace_Channel | Trace channel used by the solver traces. Recommended to create a new dedicated trace channel for the ik through project settings. |
| Anti Trace Channel | The repelling trace channel useful for handling close space areas. |
| Trace Type | Select if using line,sphere or box trace for IK solving. |
| Trace_Radius | If trace type is box or sphere, its radius is controlled using the Trace Radius |
| Global trace scale multiplier | Uniformly increases all trace related parameters (Trace down height,Trace up height,Max feet-terrain...distance, Min terrain-capsule...distance). I personally just use this rather than individually tweaking each trace parameter. |
| Trace Downward Height | Line trace height below the spines/feets |
| Trace Upward Height | Line trace height above the spines/feets |
| Use Anti-Channel Functionality | Use the anti-channel in the solving logic. Use meshes with the anti-channel set to "block" to repel the traces from touching ceilings and closed spaces. Also useful when under stairs or narrow multi-storied buildings. Cover the ceilings and under stairs with anti-channel blocked meshes. |
| Calculation Relative To Ref Pose | Should solver calculation be based on the default reference pose or the current animated pose ? |
| Maximum Feet-Terrain Fail Distance | Maximum distance from feet to terrain to allow the solving to happen. Higher value makes the ik to solve even on terrains far below the character |
| Minimum Terrain-Capsule Activation Distance | The minimum distance between feet and terrain to allow solving to happen. Increase this value if ik is turning off easilly on slopes. Too high of a value can make the ik to "stick" to the ground more, which can be undesirable. Recommended to tweak this value until it feels right |
Master Curve Settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Use custom velocity instead of automatic character velocity for curves ? | Enable this to use your custom player velocity instead of automatically getting it from the parent character class movement component. This velocity value will be used to drive the curve parameters that depend on velocity. |
| Custom curve velocity | This is used as the velocity if "Use custom velocity..." parameter is enabled. |
Advanced Settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| LOD Threshold | Max LOD that this node is allowed to run |
| Rotate and move bone around terrain ? | Enable this to rotate the pelvis and chest is perfect perpendicular fashion. Good for general purpose, but can cause extreme rotation and translations in wild,sharp and uneven surfaces. Recommended to experiment between this enabled and disabled. |
| Solving method for bones between pelvis and chest | There are 2 options, simple solving & legacy fabrik method. Legacy solving handles all the bones between the pelvis and chest through FABRIK. Simple solving avoids FABRIK for the in-between bones, and instead just linearly positions the bones. Simple method preserves pose structure better, so it could be more stable apart from being cheaper. |
| Ignore Lerping | Disable both location and rotation interpolation |
| Reverse Fabrik | Enable this to prioritise chest over the pelvis. The normal fabrik mode prioritises the pelvis transformation location when on extreme terrains. The reverse fabrik mode ensures chest is given priority. |
| Alternate Cross Radius (4 green trace lines) | This is the spacing width of the 4 trace lines arranged in a cross pattern, around both pelvis and chest bones. Ensure the spacing radius is tweaked to the spacing of the feet. This is used for important subtle calculations, such as detecting slopes/flat surfaces. Used for rotation calculation if "Alternate cross based rotation" is enabled. |
| Rotation alpha between end points | This is the rotation alpha value of all the bones between the pelvis and chest. 1 value means full solved state, while 0 means 0 solved state. |
| Trace Interpolation Speed | This is the interpolation of the trace hit data. These work hand-in-hand with the body location interpolation speed, to create an additional layer of interpolation to provide really smooth results. |
| Body Location Interpolation Speed | Controls the location interpolation speed of the body. Higher values means faster interpolation. Slower values means slower but also smoother interpolation. |
| Body Rotation Interpolation Speed | Controls the rotation interpolation speed of the body. Higher values means faster interpolation. Slower values means slower but also smoother interpolation. |
| Interpolation multiplier relative to velocity curve | This is a curve that multiplies the total interpolation with itself. X-axis is velocity and Y-value is the interpolation multiplier. Tweak this for appropriate speed of interpolation between idle & running state. |
| Chest Influence Alpha | The location alpha value for the chest. 1 means full solving of the chest transformation. 0 means no solving of the chest transformation. Chest rotation still works regardless. |
| Enable Solver | Enable/Disable the solver |
| Force Activation | This will force the ik to work at all times. Animals will not be able to jump if this is enabled. Only recommended for testing and debugging purposes. |
| accurate feet placement | Enable this to use proper accurate feet placement logic. But it might provide jumpy nature for certain quadrupeds like horses when they are moving on slopes. Recommended use case is to disable this when a quadruped animal is moving, but enable it when it is idle. |
| Accurate-Simple foot placement curve relative to velocity curve | This is a curve that switches between accurate foot placement and simple foot placement modes. X-axis is velocity. Y-value at 1 means accurate foot placement, while Y-value at 0 means simple foot placement . Tweak this for appropriate foot placement method depending on idle & running state. |
| use crosshair trace also for fail distance | Enable this to use the 4 cross based traces to turn off the ik, if any of the trace hits are too far. |
| Solve only pelvis bone ? | Enable this to only solve the pelvis bone, while the remaining bones remain unchanged. Recommended to enable it for bipeds like humans and raptors. Also recommended for single root spiders. |
| Avoid solving chest bone ? | This is avoid solving only the chest bone, while the rest of the bones will still be modified as usual. This can be enabled if you don't desire tweaking the rotation of the chest bone using the forward rotation intensity parameter. |
| Overall PostSolved Offset | Additional offset parameters to the overall bones |
Leg,Head & Tail Stabilization
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Stabilize legs connected to pelvis during body bending ? | This is to stabilize the rotation of the leg connnected to the pelvis and act independent from the body rotations. |
| (Upslope) Pelvic legs stabilization alpha | This is an alpha that can lerp between 0 (default) and 1 (stabilized) modes for the pelvic legs if the entire body is going upslope. |
| (Downslope) Pelvic legs stabilization alpha | This is an alpha that can lerp between 0 (default) and 1 (stabilized) modes for the pelvic legs if the entire body is going downslope. |
| Stabilize legs connected to chest during body bending ? | This is to stabilize the rotation of the leg connnected to the chest and act independent from the body rotations. |
| (Upslope) Chest legs stabilization alpha | This is an alpha that can lerp between 0 (default) and 1 (stabilized) modes for the chest legs if the entire body is going upslope. |
| (Downslope) Chest legs stabilization alpha | This is an alpha that can lerp between 0 (default) and 1 (stabilized) modes for the chest legs if the entire body is going downslope. |
| (optional) Head bone to be stabilized | Similar to the legs, the head rotation can be stabilized here. This only works if chest legs stabilization is enabled. |
| (optional) Tail bone to be stabilized | Similar to the legs, the tail rotation can be stabilized here. This only works if pelvis legs stabilization is enabled. |
[Pelvis/Chest] Control Settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Extra dip When going up slopes | Extra dip when pelvis is on an upward slope |
| Extra dip When going down slopes | Extra dip when pelvis is on a downward slope |
| Extra dip multiplier relative to feet lift difference | If your character isn't dipping enough to touch the ground during slopes, slightly increase this value. Only handles dipping based on the pairs of feet and the difference between their respective trace hit location. Will not dip on flat surfaces. |
| Pelvis gravity priority | -1 means priority of [Pelvis/Chest]dip is towards the lowest touching leg. +1 means priority of dip is towards the highest touching leg. This value can be tweaked to have a balanced overall dipping result. |
| [Pelvis/Chest] Z Offset | Optional additional Z offset for the [Pelvis/Chest] |
| Maximum Dip Height - [Pelvis/Chest] | Maximum height the [Pelvis/Chest] can dip below the base pose. Lower values means [Pelvis/Chest] will dip less. For biped (2 feet) characters, this is only used. |
| [Pelvis/Chest] dip height multiplier relative to velocity | This is a curve that multiplies the maximum dip height with itself. X-axis is velocity and Y-value is the dip multiplier. Tweak this for appropriate max dip when in idle and walking/running. |
| Down slope [Pelvis/Chest] forward rotation intensity | Controls the intensity of the [Pelvis/Chest] forward rotation with respect to the slopes. 0 means no rotation applied. |
| Up slope [Pelvis/Chest] forward rotation intensity | Controls the intensity of the [Pelvis/Chest] forward rotation with respect to the slopes. 0 means no rotation applied. |
| [Pelvis/Chest] Sideward Rotation Intensity on slopes | Controls the intensity of the [Pelvis/Chest] sideward rotation with respect to the slopes. 0 means no rotation applied. |
| [Pelvis & Chest] Post Rotation Offset | Fixed rotation offsets to be applied on [Pelvis/Chest] |
| Use Alternate Cross-Based [Pelvis/Chest] Rotation | Enable this to use the 4 cross-based trace lines to determine the rotation of the pelvis instead of the default normal method |
Experimental
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Automatic Fabrik Selection (Development) | An experimental feature, where the solver automatically switch between fabrik and reverse fabrik mode depending on the slope. |
Spine advanced tweaks
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Is spine always fully extended ? | Enable this to allow spine to bend and modify at a fixed maximum length |
| Fully extended ratio | The ratio length the spine stretches if full extension is enabled. |
| Non extended ratio | The minimum ratio length the spine can stretch upto if full extension is disabled |
| Extension Switch Speed | The speed of the spine extension/compression during slopes |
Component direction settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Up Direction Vector | The up direction vector of the character in component space. 99% cases, this should not be altered. |
| Forward Direction Vector | The forward direction vector of the character in component space. 99% cases, this should not be altered. |
| Flip forward and right rotation | If character is rigged and animated in the opposite direction to the standard unreal forward/right directions, then enable this. 99% cases, this should not be altered. |
Miscellaneous
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Solver Reference Pose | Whether to use the reference pose or animated pose for calculations. |
| Strict Spine-Feet pair finding | Automatically correct the spine and feet bone pairing with respect to the typed bone names in the input settings. If correct bone names are typed, it makes no difference in the end. |
Snake settings
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Is it a snake ? | Enable snake mode. If character is either a snake or a worm, enable this. Can also be turned on for biped characters sleeping or proning on the ground. |
| Enable Snake Interpolation | A boolean to enable the snake chain solving interpolation. Disabling it will give instant solving without any smoothening. |
| Snake Joint Speed (If snake true) | Spine interpolation speed if snake mode is enabled. |
| Ignore tip bone modification | This can be enabled to ignore the tip bone of the chain from solving. Example usecase is the tip of the tails, as we might not want to manually control it and let it get swayed freely by the bone chain. |


networkx.algorithms.planar_drawing.get_canonical_ordering¶
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get_canonical_ordering
(embedding, outer_face)[source]¶ Returns a canonical ordering of the nodes
The canonical ordering of nodes (v1, …, vn) must fulfill the following conditions: (See Lemma 1 in [2])
- For the subgraph G_k of the input graph induced by v1, …, vk it holds:
- 2-connected
- internally triangulated
- the edge (v1, v2) is part of the outer face
- For a node v(k+1) the following holds:
- The node v(k+1) is part of the outer face of G_k
- It has at least two neighbors in G_k
- All neighbors of v(k+1) in G_k lie consecutively on the outer face of G_k (excluding the edge (v1, v2)).
The algorithm used here starts with G_n (containing all nodes). It first selects the nodes v1 and v2. And then tries to find the order of the other nodes by checking which node can be removed in order to fulfill the conditions mentioned above. This is done by calculating the number of chords of nodes on the outer face. For more information see [1].
Parameters: - embedding (nx.PlanarEmbedding) – The embedding must be triangulated
- outer_face (list) – The nodes on the outer face of the graph
Returns: ordering – A list of tuples
(vk, wp_wq)
. Herevk
is the node at this position in the canonical ordering. The elementwp_wq
is a list of nodes that make up the outer face of G_k.Return type: list
References
[1] Steven Chaplick. Canonical Orders of Planar Graphs and (some of) Their Applications 2015 https://wuecampus2.uni-wuerzburg.de/moodle/pluginfile.php/545727/mod_resource/content/0/vg-ss15-vl03-canonical-orders-druckversion.pdf [2] M. Chrobak and T.H. Payne: A Linear-time Algorithm for Drawing a Planar Graph on a Grid 1989 http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=<IP_ADDRESS>.6677


Work Experience
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January 2012 - Present
Provides various front-end related services ranging from development work, consultations, speaking engagements, corporate training, workshops and online courses.
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Director of Curriculum
Ladies Learning Code
July 2014 - February 2016
Created and managed all curriculum and instructor training for 20+ Canadian chapters. Responsible for all tech related duties.
Key contributions:
- Created 9 new workshops focusing on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Wordpress and Responsive Web Design.
- Created all Hackapalooza content (2 day conference style event), consisting of 2-4 hour workshop sessions focused on front-end coding languages and web development related topics.
- Lead instructor and created curriculum for the Digital Skills part-time program.
- Provided training for all instructors, in all Canadian chapters, focusing on creating an inclusive and engaging learning environment.
- Maintained the ladieslearningcode.com website.
- Created interactive slide deck template for consistent national workshop branding.
- Volunteer lead instructor from 2011-2014 for Toronto workshops and several chapter launches.
Lead Front-End Developer
Field ID
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Lead the front-end development for in-house safety inspection software.
Key contributions:
- Responsible for setting code standards for the front-end development.
- Created a fully customized front-end framework, including UI/UX.
- Standardized the site architecture and design. The framework contains reusable components and extensible classes for customization and flexibility.
See my complete work history on LinkedIn.
Education
Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Sofia, BG
Software technologies, 2012-2014
14 week full-time program.
Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Sofia, BG
Computer Software Engineering, 2008-2012
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Stara Zagora
Informatics and Mathematics, 2003-2008
First year general studies.


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public abstract class TypeFilter extends java.lang.Object implements Filter
This filter is designed to allow a hierarchy of categories in which nodes can only interact with their parents or nodes of the same type.
For example, imagine we have the following hierarchy of categories:
All Categories / \ Category1 Category2 / \ Category 3 Category 4This hierarchy allows the following:
To implement this you create a class for each category (you could put these in their own class file, its done this way for brevity):
public final class Categories { private static class All extends TypeFilter {} private static class Category1 extends All {} private static class Category2 extends All {} private static class Category3 extends Category1 {} private static class Category4 extends Category1 {} public static final TypeFilter ALL = new All(); public static final TypeFilter CATEGORY1 = new Category1(); public static final TypeFilter CATEGORY2 = new Category2(); public static final TypeFilter CATEGORY3 = new Category3(); public static final TypeFilter CATEGORY4 = new Category4(); } // then set the filter on the fixtures fixture.setFilter(Categories.ALL); // or fixture.setFilter(Categories.CATEGORY1);
DEFAULT_FILTER
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TypeFilter() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
isAllowed(Filter filter)
Returns true under the following conditions:
If this filter is the same type as the given filter.
If this filter type is a descendant of the given filter's type.
If the given filter's type is a descendant of this filter's type.
If the given filter is not of type
TypeFilter then false is returned. |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public boolean isAllowed(Filter filter)
TypeFilter
then false is returned.
If the given filter is null then false is returned.
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


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Aventus share price rises on FY20 guidance
by Motley Fool StaffThe Aventus Group (ASX: AVN) share price rose 1% after the real estate business held its annual general meeting (AGM) and provided FY20 guidance.
In FY19 the business achieved like for like net operating income growth of 3.5%, grew the distribution by 1.8% to 16.3 cents and the net asset value (NAV) rose by 1.7% to $2.42.
It continues to focus on its four key growth strategies of organic growth, acquisitions, developments and capital management to achieve sustainable earnings growth and long-term value growth.
In FY20 Aventus is guiding that funds from operations (FFO) per security – the net cash rental profit per share – will grow by 3% to 4% to 19 cents to 19.2 cents.
The distribution per share is expected to increase by 3% to 17.1 cents per security, up from 16.6 cents in FY19.
That puts the current share price of $2.77 on a forward distribution yield for FY20 of 6.2% based on today’s guidance.


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{{.Results}}The following items exist in the group cache for Band of Mudders:
Belathar a halfling's loot bag
the preserved eyelid of a balor demon
a stuffed bear
OR:
You are using:
<worn on head> a silver circlet
<worn on eyes> a blue crystal eyepiece
<worn in ear> a tiny silver octopus earring
<worn in ear> a glass token
<worn on face> the mask of the ancients
OR:
Detrez's storage cube (carried) :
a glimmering cloak of the faerie king (illuminating)
the shimmering cloak of the vortex
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The input is very forgiving. You can put in pretty much every type of output from the mud that includes an item name, and it should bring back the results, even on a combination of things like glist and eq at the same time, headings or no. You could paste in everything between 'Examples' and this line, and still get every item result.


Hello everybody.
Here is my case:
One RasPI as emonbase taking data from emontx. My RasPI use Timestore, so realtime feeds are timestore. One feed is kwhd (daily type) so it is MySQL.
Forward data to remote emoncms server (Raspberry PI tab in emoncms instance in the PI) The remote server have one Emoncms instance in a Windows XP machine with a Wamp web server, so in this case, all feeds are MySQL.
My question: can i forward the data in the RasPi to my remote Windows machine (despite having in Windows machine only MySQL engine and not Timestore as database engine)?
Thanks in advance for your responses ...
Re: EMONCMS: Timestore and MySQL
Yes you can, and if you want to use MySQL only on your remote Windows installation, then edit the settings.php file to show;
$default_engine = Engine::MYSQL;
Of course, there is no reason why you can't use Timestore too if you wish. As it would increase performance and reduce storage.
Paul
Re: EMONCMS: Timestore and MySQL
Thank you very much for your response Paul.
Timestore run in windows?
Regards.
Re: EMONCMS: Timestore and MySQL
I can´t see the same database estructure of the PI in the Windows instance. I mean, in the RasPi there are two database engines combinated, MySQL and Timestore but in the remote server, there is only one databes engine, MySQL.
So, how can de RasPi instance forward the data to the remote server (Windows) instance database (MySQL)?
The idea is to replicate the RasPi data in the remote server.
Regards.
Re: EMONCMS: Timestore and MySQL
Hi Paul,
I'm new in EmonCMS, so I could have done some mistakes, but I can't tell to EMONCMS to store feeds data in MySql DB.
I would like to store feeds data on database, in order to do some further queries.
I have just put the string
$default_engine = Engine::MYSQL;
in settings.php file and restarted Apache, but I still see that the actual engine is PHPFINA (I see it from Feeds web page).
Do you think that I should do some other steps?
I'm using version 8, installed following this instruction:
http://emoncms.org/site/docs/installlinux
Thank you,
Dario
[Edit: Duplicate post deleted - Moderator]


Starter Kit: Visual Studio Shell Isolated
Introduction
The Visual Studio Shell Isolated Solution
Getting Started
Extending your Visual Studio Shell Isolated application
Preparing Your Visual Studio Shell Isolated application to ship
For More Information
Introduction
This Visual Studio SDK Starter Kit will help you create your own application based upon Visual Studio Technology. The project comes ready to compile and run, and it's easy to customize with only a little extra programming. The section Extending your Visual Studio Shell Isolated application contains a list of some customizations you might make.
Note: This documentation assumes that you have advanced knowledge of programming concepts, the Visual Studio environment, and the Visual Studio SDK. You can learn more about these topics in the product documentation by clicking Help on the File Menu, or by positioning the mouse cursor on language keywords or user interface elements such as windows or dialog boxes, and pressing F1.
The Visual Studio Shell Isolated Solution
This starter kit creates the following three projects to help you get started:
- The main application program contained within the project IronPythonStudio that will call the appropriate code to begin running your own instance of Visual Studio Shell Isolated.
- A Satellite DLL project - IronPythonStudioUI. All Visual Studio 2008 Shell Isolated Mode applications needs a menu bar. This project contains a Visual Studio Command Table (VSCT) file which defines which menu items are visible to the user. By commenting and uncommenting lines of text in this file, you will add and remove items from the menus. For example, suppose you do not want the View|Full Screen command to be available for your application. Inside the IronPythonStudioUI.vsct file, find the line <Define name="No_ShellPkg_FullScreen"/> and uncomment it. Doing so will cause the command to no longer appear after rebuilding.
Getting Started
Building and Running Visual Studio Shell Isolated
Once the Visual Studio Shell Isolated project is loaded into the Visual Studio environment, you can compile and run the program in one step. Press F5 to build and start Visual Studio Shell Isolated under the debugger. After building, the project will register your Visual Studio Shell Isolated program for use with your computer, and then launch your customized version of Visual Studio.
.PkgDef Files
These files are similar to .reg files, with the addition of replacement variables.
.PkgDef files files are read, parsed, and their contents are then merged into the registry. When your application runs the registry
entries created by the .PkgDef file are read used to configure how users view and interact with your application.
Most of changes that you might want to make to your application are made in
the file IronPythonStudio.pkgdef file. For example, open the file IronPythonStudio.pkgdef within the IronPythonStudio
project. Near the top of this file is an entry which looks like "AppName"="IronPythonStudio"
. If you were to
change this to "AppName"="My New Application Name"
and then build and run your application, the
title bar of the application would read My New Application Name
.
The "Command Used" VSCT file
Developers familiar with developing VSPackages are accustomed to creating commands. Visual Studio technologies contains a large set of predefined commands - such as File|Open|File or View|Task List - that are available to the user of a application. However, some of these commands may not be appropriate for your application. For example, suppose you do not want to enable opening files, therefore the File|Open|File command would not be appropriate for you to display in your application. You can hide or show these commands and the UI associated with them through the Command Used VSCT file.
Open the
Resource Files\IronPythonStudioUI.vsct
file in the IronPythonStudioUI
project and simply add or remove UsedCommands
or UsedCommand
definitions to
modify which commands are shown to your users.
Extending your Visual Studio Core Isolated application
Changing the Splash Screen and Icon Graphics
The graphics that are displayed for the splash screen and for the icon of your application are stored in your application's local directory and referenced from the registry. Itís easy to modify the images to display.
To change the splash screen image:
- Expand the project IronPythonStudio from within the Solution Explorer tool window.
- Expand the Resources node of this project.
- Double-click the file Splash.bmp. Modify the image in any way that you wish, and then save the file. When you run your application application, the splash screen displayed will be your newly modified bitmap. Note that there will be an overlay drawn on the bottom left corner of the bitmap. This overlay cannot be removed, and will always be drawn on the splash screen.
To change the icons associated with your application:
- Expand the project IronPythonStudio from within the Solution Explorer tool window.
- Expand the Resources node of this project.
- Double-click the IronPythonStudio.ico file, opening it within the icon editor.
More Suggestions
A Visual Studio Shell Isolated application solution is designed to be extended and customized. Here are some ideas for extending it:
-
Visual Studio Shell Isolated does not include a Start Page.
If you want your application to closely resemble Visual Studio, create a Tool Window in the package project which renders data the way you want. - Create an "Express" version of your programming language:
The Express editions of Microsoft languages have proven to be very popular. Try creating your own Express edition for a programming language you have created. - Convert a package for Visual Studio Shell Isolated
Do you have an existing VSPackage designed for Visual Studio, but want to enable it to run inside of a Visual Studio Shell Isolated application? Simply create a .PkgDef file for the package and drop the file in the appropriate directory for a application. You can quickly do this with the regpkg tool by passing the /pkgreg switch to the command line.
Preparing your Visual Studio Core Isolated application to ship
Once you have built your binary files, you need to package them to ship to your users. There are a few steps involved to prepare your code for release:
Package Load Keys & Application Load Keys
While testing your application, Visual Studio Shell will load and run the stub EXE and any VSPackages you generate because verification is disabled when you have the Visual Studio SDK installed. However, your customers will most likely noPackage Load Keys & Shell Load KeysWhile testing your application, Visual Studio Shell will load and run the stub EXE and any VSPackages you generate because verification is disabled when you have the Visual Studio SDK installed. However, your customers will most likely not have this SDK installed, and requiring it to run your application is an inconvenience to them. To enable loading your Visual Studio Shell stub EXE and VSPackages, you will need a Shell Load Key (SLK) for your stub EXE and VSPackage Load Keys (PLKs) for your VSPackages. To acquire these keys, visit the Visual Studio Extensibility Center where you can input your information to create both PLKs and SLKs. The files IronPythonStudio.pkgdef and IronPythonStudio.rc both contain comments showing how to use your SLK.Installing your files
After building your application, requesting your Package and Shell Load Keys, you will need where you can input your information to create both PLKs and SLKs. The files IronPythonStudio.pkgdef and IronPythonStudio.rc both contain comments describing how to use your SLK.
Installing your files
After building your application, requesting your Package and Shell Load Keys, you will need to prepare an installer program for your application. Installing your application will require three parts. The first step is to install an Microsoft Installer file (MSI) file that will install the Visual Studio Shell 2008 Isolated Mode program code on the end user's computer disk. More information about how to download this file is available at the VSIP Members web site. The next MSI to install will place the program code and any associated files that you have created on disk. This will include the two projects generated when you run the wizard, as well as any additional packages that you have developed. With these two MSI files, you will now need to develop a program to install both of these MSI files. This program can be a simple batch file to individually call each MSI file, installing them onto the user's computer, or an elaborate, UI-intensive program that gives users progress feedback and allows them to cancel installation. The choice of how this is done is yours, and depends on the requirements of your program.
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- Visual Studio Extensibility Center
- Visual Studio Extensibility Forums
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- Review the space time tradeoff - the bigger the heap size is the faster it runs.
- Although all heap size for a single heap is pareto optimal, for a system with multiple heaps it may not be.
- This reflect the age old insight that optimality of subcomponent does not imply optimality of the whole system.
- We introduce rule that gurantees global optimality.
- Under such rule, extra memory grow sublinearly (squareroot) w.r.t working memory, as opposed to linearly.
- Take memory away from big heap and give it to small heap, reflecting the law of marginal diminishing return.
- Gets good result in v8 (the javascript compiler of chrome) and racket.
- Currently being implemented by firefox,
chromium,
and mmtk
-
Note that you can still use MemBalancer without having multiple runtimes.
A typical computer system is very rarely single-tenant.
Even with a single runtime, the application still keep software cache, alongside os filecache, swap, and whatnot.
Runtime taking more memory mean software caches of all form will suffer.


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These are actions that can be performed against a single item in a table
. There should never be more than
3 of these actions and they should be restricted to the most common actions a user would want to perform.
To create these actions add the .item-actions
class to the last td
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I seem to have this problem while inputting data that, unless a specific node has been defined, the new inputs gets added as a new key rather than updating the one that already exists. (See attachment)
Also:
While setting Yoctopuce VirtualHub to Emoncms Callback, I get the following error:
Error: Format error, json value is not numeric
[Connection closed]
Any idea what the problem could be and/or possible ways to fix this?
Re: Problems with input to local Raspberry Pi from Yoctopuce VirtualHub
Hi, I'm from the Yoctopuce dev team and I have try to reproduce your error but without success. Could you post the content of http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:4444/cbdata.txt , (where XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX is the IP of your Raspberry Pi)? This return the same data that is normally uploaded to emoncms.org. If you prefer you can send us the data by mail (support [at] yoctopuce.com)
Re: Problems with input to local Raspberry Pi from Yoctopuce VirtualHub
Here's the data:
{"timestamp":"1432203558", "network":"", ,"VoltageAC1":"0" ,"VoltageDC1":"0.01" }
I'll also send the file as attachment.
What catches my attention here is "network":"" and the 2 commas directly after
EDIT: I suppose it's worth noting that I have a Yocto-Volt and a Yocto-MiniDisplay plugged into the Raspberry Pi 2
Re: Problems with input to local Raspberry Pi from Yoctopuce VirtualHub
Hi clearly there should be only one comma. We have not been able to reproduce your error in our lab. What is the firmware level of the Yoctopuce devices and the version of the Virtual Hub?
Note: it may easier to continue this discution by mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and post only the solution here.
Re: Problems with input to local Raspberry Pi from Yoctopuce VirtualHub
We have released new VirtualHub and new firmwares that now work with Emoncms 8.5. You need to run the HTTP Callback wizard to fix the configuration (the previous settings should be preserved).
We have write a small blog post on this subject:
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The REST APIs provides supports enabling logging of HTTP requests and responses through
the following annotations:
- {@link oajr.annotation.Rest}
- {@link oajr.annotation.Rest#debug() debug}
- {@link oajr.annotation.Rest#debugOn() debugOn}
- {@link oajr.annotation.RestOp}
- {@link oajr.annotation.RestOp#debug() debug}
Debug mode enables the following:
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HTTP request/response bodies are cached in memory for logging purposes.
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HTTP requests/responses are logged to the registered {@link oajr.logger.CallLogger}.
The possible annotation values are:
- "true" - Debug is enabled for all requests.
- "false" - Debug is disabled for all requests.
- "conditional" - Debug is enabled only for requests that have a Debug: true header.
| // Enable debugging on all op calls on this resource
| @Rest(debug="true")
| public class MyResource {...}
These annotations support SVL variables, so it's possible to define them as a system property for example.
| // Enable via system property 'MyResource.debug'
| @Rest(debug="$S{MyResource.debug}")
| public class MyResource {...}
The {@link oajr.annotation.Rest#debugOn() @Rest(debugOn)} annotation can also be used
to enable debugging. It takes a comma-delimited list of key-value pairs, the keys
being class or method names, and the values being one of true|false|conditional.
| // Turn on debug per-request on the class and always on the doX() method
| @Rest(debugOn="MyResource=conditional,MyResource.doX=true")
| public class MyResource {...}
The primary advantage of {@link oajr.annotation.Rest#debugOn() @Rest(debugOn)} is that
you can control debugging externally such as through a system property or environment variable:
| // Turn on debug per-request on the class and always on the doX() method
| @Rest(debugOn="$E{DEBUG}")
| public class MyResource {...}
Debugging can also be enabled programmatically with the use of the following APIs:
- {@link oajr.debug.DebugEnablement}
- {@link oajr.debug.BasicDebugEnablement}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#debugEnablement() debugEnablement()}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#debugEnablement(Class) debugEnablement(Class)}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#debugEnablement(DebugEnablement) debugEnablement(DebugEnablement)}
HTTP calls can be logged with the following levels of granularity:
- {@link oajr.logger.CallLoggingDetail}
- {@link oajr.logger.CallLoggingDetail#STATUS_LINE STATUS_LINE}
- {@link oajr.logger.CallLoggingDetail#HEADER HEADER}
- {@link oajr.logger.CallLoggingDetail#ENTITY ENTITY}
The following examples show the output format for each detail type:
| WARNING: [500] HTTP POST /foo?foo=bar
| WARNING:
| === HTTP Call (incoming) ===================================================
| [500] HTTP POST /foo?foo=bar
| Request length: 3 bytes
| Response code: 500
| Response length: 3 bytes
| Exec time: 20ms
| ---Request Headers---
| Foo: bar
| ---Response Headers---
| Foo: bar
| Content-Type: text/plain
| === END ===================================================================
| WARNING:
| === HTTP Call (incoming) ===================================================
| [500] HTTP POST /foo?foo=bar
| Request length: 3 bytes
| Response code: 500
| Response length: 3 bytes
| Exec time: 20ms
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The interface responsible for generating the log entries is {@link oajr.logger.CallLogger}
and the default is {@link oajr.logger.BasicCallLogger} which produces the output above. It
can be changed through any of the following:
- {@link oajr.annotation.Rest}
- {@link oajr.annotation.Rest#callLogger() callLogger()}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#callLogger() callLogger()}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#callLogger(Class) callLogger(Class)}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#callLogger(CallLogger) callLogger(CallLogger)}
The call logger uses logging rules to map requests to logging detail levels.
By default, these are the logging rules:
| RestLogger
| .create()
| .beanStore(beanStore) // Allow injected beans in constructor
| .normalRules( // Rules when debugging is not enabled
| RestLoggerRule.create() // Log 500+ errors with status-line and header information
| .statusFilter(x -> x >= 500)
| .level(SEVERE)
| .requestDetail(HEADER)
| .responseDetail(HEADER)
| .build(),
| RestLoggerRule.create() // Log 400-500 errors with just status-line information
| .statusFilter(x -> x >= 400)
| .level(WARNING)
| .requestDetail(STATUS_LINE)
| .responseDetail(STATUS_LINE)
| .build()
| )
| .debugRules( // Rules when debugging is enabled
| RestLoggerRule.create() // Log everything with full details
| .level(SEVERE)
| .requestDetail(ENTITY)
| .responseDetail(ENTITY)
| .build()
| );
Thrown exceptions get logged with a stack trace hash and a counter like below:
| WARNING: [500,9b85cc96.13] HTTP POST /foo?foo=bar
Stack trace hashes are controlled by the {@link oajr.stats.ThrownStore} bean which is configured
via the following:
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#thrownStore() thrownStore()}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#thrownStore(Class) thrownStore(Class)}
- {@link oajr.RestContext.Builder#thrownStore(ThrownStore) thrownStore(ThrownStore)}
- The {@link oajr.logger.BasicTestCallLogger} class is useful for testing and
allows you to suppress logging when testing error conditions by passing in a noTrace=true query parameter
or No-Trace: true header on requests.
- {@link oajr.debug.DebugEnablement}, {@link oajr.logger.CallLogger}, and
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ASRWithLib
ASRWithLib: Basic app with ASR using the ASRLib
Simple demo in which the user speaks and the recognition results
are showed in a list along with their confidence values |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.formfill.musicbrain |
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MusicBrain
MusicBrain: App that engages in a form-filling dialog in which the user provides a word, and a start and end date, and the app shows a list of all music albums in the MusicBrainZ database that contain the word in the title and were released between the dates provided It uses the ASRLib and TTSLib libraries for speech recognition
and synthesis, and the FormFillLib for dialog management. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.multimodal.sendmessage |
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SendMessage
SendMessage: App that allows to provide several pieces of data using both the oral and visual modalities. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.nlu.grammartest |
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GrammarTest: Application to test the possibilities for natural language processing of the NLULib . |
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VoiceLaunch
VoiceLaunch: it launches the app mentioned by the user It uses the ASRLib and TTSLib libraries for speech recognition,
as well a library from Apache commons : http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-codec/index.html |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.oneshot.voicesearch |
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VoiceSearch: initiates a search query based on the words spoken by the user. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.oneshot.voicesearchconfirmation |
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VoiceSearchConfirmation
VoiceSearch: initiates a search query based on the words spoken by the user. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.vpa.derek |
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DEREK: Derek is a specialized VPA which knowledge base is encoded in AIML as a set of question-response pairs, similar to FAQs. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.vpa.jack |
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JACK: Jack is a general-purpose VPA which knowledge base is encoded in AIML. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.examples.vpa.stacy |
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STACY: Stacy is a general-purpose VPA which knowledge base is encoded in AIML. |
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Dialog manager that follows a form-filling approach and synchronizes the values recognized with the corresponding elements in the GUI It is a version of the class sandra.libs.dm.formfilllib.DialogInterpreter (chapter 5, FormFillLib project). |
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MultimodalDialogInterpreter
Interprets a multimodal dialog in which the oral and visual modalities are synchronized. |
| Uses of ASR in sandra.libs.nlu.nlulib |
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Processes the output of the speech recognizer either with a statistical or a handcrafted grammar obtaining its semantic interpretation. |
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APC chides Dickson over utterances - The Nation Newspaper
Mike Odiegwu, Yenagoa
Bayelsa State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has derided Governor Seriake Dickson for making unguarded and spurious statements to whip up public sentiment against the APC following Saturday’s governorship election.
State Chairman of the APC, Amos Jotham, in a statement at the weekend, said Dickson had again displayed his offensive garrulous character.
READ ALSO: Why we’re at war with Obaseki – APC chieftain
Jotham expressed shock that Dickson called for the cancellation of results in Nembe and Southern Ijaw and other Local government areas that had not been declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
He said the governor, in a desperate bid to incite the public and all relevant agencies against the APC, only succeeded in exhibiting sheer ignorance with regard to democratic norms.
The party chairman advised Dickson to accept the outcome of the elections as a referendum on his lacklustre performance since taking over the leadership of the state almost eight years ago.
Jotham said it was unbecoming of the governor as the chief security officer of the state to start raising false alarm in an election that his hand-picked candidate had earlier declared as “peaceful and smooth.”
According to the APC chairman, it is also wrong for Dickson to drag the security agencies into his partisan ranting because they dared to be professional in the discharge of their duties.
The chairman called on INEC and relevant agencies to be wary of Dickson, alleging he had penchant for deceit.


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West Bengal assembly bypolls: 13.81% votes recorded till 9 am
West Bengal assembly bypolls: About 13.81 per cent of over seven lakh voters on Monday exercised their franchise in the by-polls to three Assembly seats in West Bengal in the first two hours.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 3 assembly constituencies in West Bengal are facing bypolls today
- About 13.81 per cent of over seven lakh voters voted till 9 am on Monday
- Voters have queued up at Kharagpur Sadar, Kaliaganj and Karimpur constituencies
About 13.81 per cent of over seven lakh voters on Monday exercised their franchise in the by-polls to three Assembly seats in West Bengal in the first two hours, an EC official said.
Amidst tight security, people stood in long queues before polling booths under Kharagpur Sadar, Kaliaganj and Karimpur constituencies since morning to cast their votes.
Over seven lakh people will decide the fate of 18 candidates in the three constituencies.
Two of the three Assembly constituencies - Kharagpur Sadar and Karimpur - fell vacant post general election as the sitting MLAs contested and won Lok Sabha seats.
By-polls were necessitated in Kaliaganj following the death of Congress MLA Parmathanath Roy.
The results will be declared on November 28.
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RACIAL PROFILING
THE ART OF WAR
Directed by Christian Duguay
Screenplay by Wayne Beach and Simon Davis Barry
With Wesley Snipes, Marie Matiko
(THEATER) R 117min
The Art of War is a movie that asks the question " How do you give a medal to someone who doesn't exist for something that didn't happen?" Specifically, it is Donald Sutherland who asks the question. Sutherland is the Secretary General of the UN, a post that this movie suggests is vaguely pathetic and faintly comical. He is speaking to the UN's head of covert operations, Anne Archer, to whom he sometimes plaintively suggests that maybe the UN shouldn't be doing this sort of thing. They are speaking of Wesley Snipes, the UN action hero who is under such deep cover that no one can acknowledge his existence. How anyone can break the amount of glass Wesley breaks and stay under deep cover is a matter of mystery. This is a man who will not go through the front door of a building if he can rappel down its face or crash through a skylight. When he does go through the front door, as he does at a diner, it's apt to be in a car. He has, quite literally, a chip on his shoulder.
This is neither as good a movie as you might hope, nor as bad as you might fear. There are some rousing action sequences, with Snipes showing off dazzling martial arts moves. He spends so much time leaping off high places he should get frequent flyer miles. There are flurries of clever dialogue. But it's a movie that gets lost in its elements, a movie that bogs down in a welter of plot and incident and action, a movie that ultimately fails because it is all trees and no forest. As the villain says, "You, like most people, fail to look at the big picture."
It's a movie built on racial profiling, a movie that believes that if you have one good Chinese you can make all the rest of them bad and you've covered your bases. You almost expect poor Wen Ho Lee to pop out of a closet waving some hard disks. Our good Chinese is Marie Matiko, who is Snipes's love interest, and who has something encrusted on her nose that you're relieved to discover is a diamond. There's no chemistry between them, but the movie comes up with a way of getting her naked that may catch on. Fleeing the scene of another explosion in a stolen car, Snipes tells her to get undressed. "Take all your clothes off," he orders. "How do you think they knew where we were? They've got you bugged!" What's a girl to do?
"The Art of War" is an ancient military text by Sun Tsu, who believed in winning by destroying the enemy from within. This movie is a step in that direction.
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The area within mathematical logic which surrounds definability, often with regards to subsets of natural and real numbers.
“(logic) A branch of mathematical logic studying computable functions and Turing degrees, concerned with questions such as "What does it mean for a function from the natural numbers to themselves to be computable?" and "Can noncomputable functions be classified into a hierarchy based on their level of noncomputability?".” – Wikipedia
A branch of mathematical logic which characterises proofs as formal mathematical objects to allow them to be analysed through mathematical techniques.
“Some of the major areas of proof theory include structural proof theory, ordinal analysis, provability logic, reverse mathematics, proof mining, automated theorem proving, and proof complexity.” – Wikipedia
This is the study of how mathematical structures are classed from the viewpoint of mathematical logic (e.g. groups, fields, graphs).
"the study of mathematical models of conflict and cooperation between intelligent rational decision-makers".
| Zero sum game | A | B |
|---|---|---|
| A | -1, 1 | 3, -3 |
| B | 0, 0 | -2, 2 |
This is a branch of the field of theory of computation within theoretical computer science which looks at the classifying of computational problems based upon their level of difficulty. The theory looks at algorithms based upon how many resources, how much time, etc they take to execute.
A form of computing in which processes run in parallel. Simulate reality. Density of time. Numbers are not dense, rational numbers are. Density of time in synchronous and asynchronous scenarios.
This is a discipline of mathematics which formalises mathematical structure and its concepts in an abstract way using a labelled-directed graph.
It stated that if τ is a first-order-sentence such that τ is valid (true under Any interpretation), then τ is provable from the axiomatic frame of the first order logic. Meaning, given a sentence which is valid under any interpretation, a proof can be found for any deduction of the sentence.


Shapes [Requires: webui.js]
WebUI supports both transform shapes and shapes making use of clip-path. Transform shapes that work by transforming multiple div elements are
widely supported by modern browsers. But although clip-path shapes are more powerful, they are not supported by Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge.
Both types of shapes are provided with a set of default ready-made shapes and also a single custom shape facility.
NOTE:
The new snap positioning tool is an ideal way to position shapes relative to any other element used as an anchor point.
See the DEMO-Grids-Positioning.html demo page with the install or download package.
Transform shapes
The screenshot above shows the pre-defined transform shapes available and also a custom shape example. Creating a transform shape requires just a single div
element and a few data dash attributes. Below is an example of a flat diamond shape.

The pre-defined shape classes are:
- isosceles-shape
- rhombus-shape
- parallelogram-shape
- diamond-shape
- hexagon-shape
- octagon-shape
- diamond-flat-shape
- scalene-left-shape
- scalene-right-shape
The data dash parameters are as follows:
data-size As with css styles, the size and unit type must be specified together - you can use any
type of unit supported by CSS 3.
data-rotation This parameter is used to specify the degree of rotation required for the whole shape.
When using rotation you may wish to use an appropriately rotated image, so that it remains upright within the shape.
data-class Use data-class to specify any CSS class you may have, such as an image or color. This
will apply the class to the background of the shape. When using a background image it is important to use a suitable size and ensure that it is
a true square - this will prevent the image from being stretched or shrunk. The image can be any size within reason, but you
will want to ensure it does not get unnecessarily stretched or distorted. The easiest way is to make the image match the size specified for the
shape itself. Transform shapes only allow a background image to be set, rather than an img element nested inside the shape.
Custom transform shapes using transform modifier data
By specifying the class custom-shape instead of one of the pre-defined shapes, and using an
additional parameter data-modifiers, you can create your own custom shapes by experimenting with
individual values. However, if you are familiar enough with how CSS transforms behave, then you will have a head start.
Here is an example that creates a trapezium shape.

Explanation of each transform modifier value
Modifier values represent 3 groups of 5 values. The first group controls the shape container div or the outer most div (Not the div you specify in
your markup, but it's immediate child'). The second group controls the inner div or the child of the container. Finally, the third group controls
the content div or the inner most div.
Modifier value 1: The multiplying factor of the container width relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 2: The multiplying factor of the container height relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 3: The degree of rotation (CSS rotate property) of the container div.
Modifier value 4: The multiplying factor of the container X-axis movement (CSS translateX property) relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 5: The multiplying factor of the container Y-axis movement (CSS translateY property) relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 6: The multiplying factor of the inner div width relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 7: The multiplying factor of the inner div height relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 8: The degree of rotation (CSS rotate property) of the inner div.
Modifier value 9: The multiplying factor of the inner div X-axis movement (CSS translateX property) relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 10: The multiplying factor of the inner div Y-axis movement (CSS translateY property) relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 11: The multiplying factor of the content div width relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 12: The multiplying factor of the content div height relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 13: The degree of rotation (CSS rotate property) of the content div.
Modifier value 14: The multiplying factor of the content div X-axis movement (CSS translateX property) relative to the shape size value.
Modifier value 15: The multiplying factor of the content div Y-axis movement (CSS translateY property) relative to the shape size value.
CSS clip-path shapes (Not supported in Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge)
The screenshot above shows the pre-defined clip-path shapes available and also a custom shape example. Creating a clip-path shape requires just a single div
element, a specific shape class, and any WebUI classes that you might normally use to style elements, such as width, height, alignment, and background.
Below is an example of a clip-path kite shape. Clip-path shapes allow you to use an image element nested inside the shape div if you prefer that approach, or
you can apply the clip-path shape classes directly to the img element.

The pre-defined clip-path shape classes are:
- rhombus-clip-shape
- rhomboid-clip-shape
- kite-clip-shape
- trapezoid-isosceles-clip-shape
- triangle-isosceles-clip-shape
- pentagon-clip-shape
- star-clip-shape
Custom clip-path shapes using polygon points data
Custom clip-path shapes are specified differently to transform shapes and require an additional javascript call.
Here is an example that creates a custom scalene triangle with polygon point pairs.

Razor-blade style
Razor-blade styles are a great way to show off sections on your website by giving an angular shape to elements such as a div. The classes
available for this are:
- razor-blade-top-left
- razor-blade-top-right
- razor-blade-bottom-left
- razor-blade-bottom-right
You also need to add one of the following classes to specify the amount of angle needed:
- razor-blade-sm
- razor-blade-md
- razor-blade-lg
Arrow extend style
The arrow extend classes allow you to easily extend most elements with an arrow extension. The border of the element is also extended into an arrow shape.
The classes available for this are:
- arrow-extend-left
- arrow-extend-top
- arrow-extend-right
- arrow-extend-bottom
You also need to add one of the following classes to specify the size of the arrow:
- arrow-extend-sm
- arrow-extend-md
- arrow-extend-lg
NOTE:
As always, make sure you take a look at the DEMO.html static page that comes with the download or install, to see
examples of using shapes.