{salesforcer} is an R package that connects to Salesforce Platform APIs using tidy principles. The package implements actions from the REST, SOAP, Bulk 1.0, Bulk 2.0, Reports and Dashboards, and Metadata APIs.
Package features include:
sf_auth()
)sf_query()
sf_list_reports()
, sf_create_report()
, sf_run_report()
, and moresf_user_info()
, sf_server_timestamp()
, sf_list_objects()
)sf_find_duplicates()
, sf_find_duplicates_by_id()
), merging records (sf_merge()
), and converting leads (sf_convert_lead()
)sf_undelete()
) or delete from the Recycle Bin (sf_empty_recycle_bin()
) and list ids of records deleted (sf_get_deleted()
) or updated (sf_get_updated()
) within a specific timeframe
# install the current CRAN version (1.0.1)
install.packages("salesforcer")
# or get the development version on GitHub
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("StevenMMortimer/salesforcer")
If you encounter an issue while using this package, please file a minimal reproducible example on GitHub.
The README below outlines the basic package functionality for more detailed notes on how to utilize the features of this package consider reading the following vignettes:
First, load the {salesforcer} package and log in. There are two ways to authenticate:
NOTE: Beginning February 1, 2022 authentication via a username and password will not work in most orgs. On that date Salesforce will begin requiring customers to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA). The function sf_auth()
will return the error message:
INVALID_LOGIN: Invalid username, password, security token; or user locked out.
It has always been recommended to use OAuth 2.0 so that passwords do not have to be shared or embedded within scripts. For more information on how OAuth 2.0 works within the {salesforcer} package, please read the Getting Started vignette.
library(dplyr, warn.conflicts = FALSE)
library(salesforcer)
# Using OAuth 2.0 authentication
sf_auth()
After logging in with sf_auth()
, you can check your connectivity by looking at the information returned about the current user. It should be information about you!
# pull down information of person logged in
# it's a simple easy call to get started
# and confirm a connection to the APIs
user_info <- sf_user_info()
sprintf("Organization Id: %s", user_info$organizationId)
#> [1] "Organization Id: 00D6A0000003dN3UAI"
sprintf("User Id: %s", user_info$userId)
#> [1] "User Id: 0056A000000MPRjQAO"
Salesforce has objects and those objects contain records. One default object is the “Contact” object. This example shows how to create two records in the Contact object.
Salesforce has proprietary form of SQL called SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language). SOQL is a powerful tool that allows you to return the attributes of records on almost any object in Salesforce including Accounts, Contacts, Tasks, Opportunities, even Attachments! Below is an example where we grab the data we just created including Account object information for which the Contact record is associated with.
my_soql <- sprintf("SELECT Id,
Account.Name,
FirstName,
LastName
FROM Contact
WHERE Id in ('%s')",
paste0(created_records$id , collapse = "','"))
queried_records <- sf_query(my_soql)
queried_records
#> # A tibble: 2 × 3
#> Id FirstName LastName
#> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 0033s00001BXHr4AAH Test Contact-Create-1
#> 2 0033s00001BXHr5AAH Test Contact-Create-2
NOTE: In the example above, you’ll notice that the "Account.Name"
column does not appear in the results. This is because the SOAP and REST APIs only return an empty Account object for the record if there is no relationship to an account (see #78). There is no reliable way to extract and rebuild the empty columns based on the query string. If there were Account information, an additional column titled "Account.Name"
would appear in the results. Note, that the Bulk 1.0 and Bulk 2.0 APIs will return "Account.Name"
as a column of all NA
values for this query because they return results differently.
After creating records you can update them using sf_update()
. Updating a record requires you to pass the Salesforce Id
of the record. Salesforce creates a unique 18-character identifier on each record and uses that to know which record to attach the update information you provide. Simply include a field or column in your update dataset called “Id” and the information will be matched. Here is an example where we update each of the records we created earlier with a new first name called “TestTest”.
For really large operations (inserts, updates, upserts, deletes, and queries) Salesforce provides the Bulk 1.0 and Bulk 2.0 APIs. In order to use the Bulk APIs in {salesforcer} you can just add api_type = "Bulk 1.0"
or api_type = "Bulk 2.0"
to your functions and the operation will be executed using the Bulk APIs. It’s that simple.
The benefits of using the Bulk API for larger datasets is that the operation will reduce the number of individual API calls (organization usually have a limit on total calls) and batching the requests in bulk is usually quicker than running thousands of individuals calls when your data is large. Note: the Bulk 2.0 API does NOT guarantee the order of the data submitted is preserved in the output. This means that you must join on other data columns to match up the Ids that are returned in the output with the data you submitted. For this reason, Bulk 2.0 may not be a good solution for creating, updating, or upserting records where you need to keep track of the created Ids.  This makes it very easy to programmatically setup and teardown the Salesforce environment. One common use case for the Metadata API is retrieving information about an object (fields, permissions, etc.). You can use the sf_read_metadata()
function to return a list of objects and their metadata. In the example below we retrieve the metadata for the Account and Contact objects. Note that the metadata_type
argument is “CustomObject”. Standard Objects are an implementation of CustomObjects, so they are returned using that metadata type.
read_obj_result <- sf_read_metadata(metadata_type = 'CustomObject',
object_names = c('Account', 'Contact'))
read_obj_result[[1]][c('fullName', 'label', 'sharingModel', 'enableHistory')]
#> $fullName
#> [1] "Account"
#>
#> $label
#> [1] "Account"
#>
#> $sharingModel
#> [1] "ReadWrite"
#>
#> $enableHistory
#> [1] "false"
first_two_fields_idx <- head(which(names(read_obj_result[[1]]) == "fields"), 2)
# show the first two returned fields of the Account object
read_obj_result[[1]][first_two_fields_idx]
#> $fields
#> $fields$fullName
#> [1] "AccountNumber"
#>
#> $fields$trackFeedHistory
#> [1] "false"
#>
#>
#> $fields
#> $fields$fullName
#> [1] "AccountSource"
#>
#> $fields$trackFeedHistory
#> [1] "false"
#>
#> $fields$type
#> [1] "Picklist"
The data is returned as a list because object definitions are highly nested representations. You may notice that we are missing some really specific details, such as, the picklist values of a field with type “Picklist”. You can get that information using sf_describe_object_fields()
. Here is an example using sf_describe_object_fields()
where we get a tbl_df
with one row for each field on the Account object:
acct_fields <- sf_describe_object_fields('Account')
acct_fields %>% select(name, label, length, soapType, type)
#> # A tibble: 68 × 5
#> name label length soapType type
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 Id Account ID 18 tns:ID id
#> 2 IsDeleted Deleted 0 xsd:boolean boolean
#> 3 MasterRecordId Master Record ID 18 tns:ID reference
#> 4 Name Account Name 255 xsd:string string
#> 5 Type Account Type 255 xsd:string picklist
#> # … with 63 more rows
# show the picklist selection options for the Account Type field
acct_fields %>%
filter(label == "Account Type") %>%
.$picklistValues
#> [[1]]
#> # A tibble: 7 × 4
#> active defaultValue label value
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 true false Prospect Prospect
#> 2 true false Customer - Direct Customer - Direct
#> 3 true false Customer - Channel Customer - Channel
#> 4 true false Channel Partner / Reseller Channel Partner / Reseller
#> 5 true false Installation Partner Installation Partner
#> # … with 2 more rows
This application uses other open source software components. The authentication components are mostly verbatim copies of the routines established in the {googlesheets} package (https://github.com/jennybc/googlesheets). Methods are inspired by the {RForcecom} package (https://github.com/hiratake55/RForcecom). We acknowledge and are grateful to these developers for their contributions to open source.
Salesforce provides client libraries and examples in many programming languages (Java, Python, Ruby, and PhP) but unfortunately R is not a supported language. However, most all operations supported by the Salesforce APIs are available via this package. This package makes requests best formatted to match what the APIs require as input. This articulation is not perfect and continued progress will be made to add and improve functionality. For details on formatting, attributes, and methods please refer to Salesforce’s documentation as they are explained better there.


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Divya
& Vaibhav
Sunday, December 10 (afternoon & evening)
4-5pm
: Gaurihaar & Baraat
The Bride
wears a yellow saree presented to her by her
Mama (maternal uncle) and a Mundaval (a pearl bridal
lace
headpiece).
A
statue
of
the
Goddess
of
nourishment, Annapoorna Devi, and Balakrishna (Baby
Krishna) are placed on a wooden board, around which 4
sets of
5 wooden pots are arranged by the
bride’s
family. The bride recites Shlokas (verses in Sanskrit) to
the
Goddess
Gauri
praying
for
good
fortune
and
longevity of
all. The Mama leads the bride to the
wedding
Mandap
(place of the wedding), directly from
this pooja, at the
Muhurat
(auspicious time of
the
wedding).
The Groom
: and his family are invited by the
bride’s
family to start the wedding procession (Baraat). Once
the groom and the procession reaches the Mandap,
the wedding procedures begin. The Baraat typically is
the
ceremony
involving
the
most
fanfare,
which
sometimes includes dancing.
5:55pm (Muhurat)
: Manglashatak
This is the most significant moment of the wedding. A cloth, known
as AntarPat, is held between the bride and the groom
–
to signify their
individual existence prior to the wedding.
One edge of AntarPat is
held by the
bride’s
Mama, while the other is held by the priest.
Mangalashtak, eight stanza compositions in Sanskrit to seek blessings
of various Gods, are sung. All the guests shower Akshata (blessed raw
grains of
rice) on the bride and the groom, at the end of
each
Mangalashtak. At the Muhurat (the auspicious time), the AntarPat is
brought down and the couple exchange garlands.
6-7pm: Zaal and Lakshmi Poojan
Zaal:
In this ritual, 16 wheat dough lamps are made by the
bride’s
family
and placed on a wooden basket, which is then placed on each elder member
of the groom's family. This signifies that all the elder members of the
groom's family take the responsibility of the bride.
Lakshmi Poojan:
The couple pray to Goddess Lakshmi for prosperity..
7pm: Dinner


What did you think about mediation before reading chapter 2?
I've been practising meditation for a few years now, but in I suppose a rather tradtional way. I just sit, take note of my body and focus on my breath for a while. Then I get up, stretch, muse on how I feel (almost always really good) and then get on with my day without paying attention again until the morning (if I'm being disciplined!). For some reason getting 'butt on cushion' has never really gotten easier but once butt is there I enjoy my meditaion immensely. It has helped me a lot during some bad times in my life. Funnily enough though, when I'm happy I dont seem to meditate anywhere nearly as often. This is something I'm trying to work on at the moment. The inclusion of mindfulness in the course has been super helpful. What is different though is that SIY seems to focus on a more constant kind of meditation. Looking forward to exploring this more.
What new things have you learnt about mediation?
The differences between attention and meta-attention.
Sit like a mountain!
Didnt know that meditation could thicken the neo-cortex.
Did any of the suggested mediation techniques stand out to you?
Pretty into the creating intentions idea, especially around setting an intention for others. Currently trying it out, will see how it goes! Also, being more aware and mindful about attitude towards self. My favourite part of the whole chapter (maybe even book) is to look at yourself through grandmothers eyes. It's such a beautiful metaphor for self acceptance!
Any other musings?
I really liked his friends theory that happiness is the default state of being. It makes the idea of attaining happiness a lot less intimidating. It's funny that we're all striving to attain something that is the 'default state'. Some part of me thinks its all a bit airy fairy but realistically all one has to do is get out of the city, spend time meditating in nature and this statement becomes much more true.
The weird money bits are still in there! "...maybe meditation can help you get a raise." Eurgh.


More than 30 jobs available as CitySprint prepares for Christmas in Nottingham
CitySprint made more than 600,000 deliveries between the end of October and New Year in 2018
by Matthew BunnMore than 30 temporary jobs are up for grabs in Nottingham as same-day distribution firm CitySprint gears up for the busy Christmas period.
The company says it has a "specific focus" on people in the city as it looks to boost the number of van couriers.
The peak season for deliveries normally runs from the end of October until the New Year, with CitySprint making more than 600,000 deliveries during that period last year.
Paul Gisbourne, chief operating officer at CitySprint, said: “With just 36 days to go until Christmas, businesses are gearing up for the busiest time of the year.
"Bolstering fleet numbers will allow us to continue to deliver a first-class service and ensures we stay ahead of our competitors.
"We know that the Christmas season brings increased pressure, demand and competition for our customers, which is why we are committed to going the extra mile at a time when it matters most.”
People interested in applying for more of the temporary courier jobs can find more information on CitySprint's website.
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Deep learning ## 🧠 ### John Colby, MD, PhD ### UCSF ### Updated: June 04, 2020 --- # More info - Slides: [johncolby.github.io/acgme_talk](https://johncolby.github.io/acgme_talk) - Repo: [github.com/johncolby/acgme_talk](https://github.com/johncolby/acgme_talk) ??? - We are going to talk about a few general topics in deep learning, with the goal of building your intuition about these methods that are becoming increasingly intertwined in our world of medical image analysis. - All these slides are up on github. - Lots of links to the underlying material. --- # Rocket science .center[  ] ??? - I want to start by drawing a loose parallel to space exploration, which similarly has seen large advances over the past 50 years. - Advances in space flight and deep learning were both dependent on important *theoretical* challenges and *engineering* challenges. - However, while it still costs around 100k to launch a 10 cm cubesat, anybody can sit down in their living room with a laptop and spin up a SOTA deep learning model. --- # Neural network .pull-left[ ![](img/neuron.png) ] .pull-right[ [![](img/activation_threshold.jpg)](http://bio1520.biology.gatech.edu/chemical-and-electrical-signals/neurons/) ] ??? - The *neural* in neural network gets its loose inspiration from actual neurobiology. We're not talking about some fancy neurobiological model, but more like the freshman year neuroscience variety. - Each neuron or node in the network receives various inputs from other nodes. - Different weights (e.g. some inhibitory). - These are integrated and then pumped through some nonlinear activation function. For example, this all or non threshold of activation for generating an action potential. --- # "Neural" network [![](img/neural_net_diagram.jpg)](https://towardsdatascience.com/understanding-backpropagation-algorithm-7bb3aa2f95fd) ??? - Now let's consider an artificial neural network. - Again you have neuron that receives multiple weighted inputs. - For example, in the glioblastoma tumor segmentation context, you have 4 inputs (T1 pre and postcontrast, T2, FLAIR). We know contrast enhancement is very important, so this neuron might have strong weights for pre and post (a sort of subtract map). - We might imagine a second neuron here that activates preferentially to FLAIR. - Maybe another one incorporates T1 and T2 to help differentiate watery infiltrative tumor and edema from just T2 bright postsurgical blood products. - All these neurons are not created equal, so we typically incorporate some bias term (i.e. offset or intercept) which affects their sensitivity to firing. - This would be like sliding the resting membrane potential closer to the activation threshold in the biological analogy. - Now, just like in simple linear modeling, you can imagine that these first order neurons, themselves, may interact. For example, I am going to be more apt to call tumor progression if I see BOTH suspicious FLAIR and suspicious enhancement characteristics. - At the end of the network, we are going to have an output node, which maps these interesting features we've extracted to some useful or interpretable output space, such as probability of tumor progression. --- class: inverse background-image: url(img/plinko.png) # Intuition ??? - Our ultimate goal is to train or learn a set of little filters or feature extractors that are going to be useful for or clinical question of interest. - A great analogy to think of is this Plinko board from the price is right. You drop your input data in the top, and our job would be to adjust (train) these little pegs such that as the input data filter through the network, at all these deepening layers, we could eventually classify them automatically into piles of say tumor progression on this side and posttreatment change on this side. --- .video-container[  ] ??? I was pretty proud of myself for thinking of that analogy, but that sense of physical programming is exactly what these guys came up with in this game called “Turing Tumble”. --- # Linear regression `$$\mathbf{y} = \mathbf{x} b_1 + b_0 + \boldsymbol\varepsilon$$` `$$\mathbf{y} = X\boldsymbol\beta + \boldsymbol\varepsilon$$` .whole-block[].vmiddle[ [  ](https://d2l.ai/chapter_linear-networks/linear-regression.html) ] ??? - Now we are going to move on and consider the simple case of a linear regression model. - In the most basic version, we may have a single input predictor, which is related to your output by a single weight (slope) and intercept (bias). - In any real world system (e.g. medicine), we are more used to considering the case of multiple regression, where your output is related to *multiple* input variables, each with their own weight. - For example, real estate pricing may relate to both square footage *and* distance from airport/freeway/etc.. - Now in this case, we can (and in practice do) find the optimum solution analytically through simple linear algebra solving for beta. - For learning sake, through, we can reframe this problem as a simple 2 layer neural network, where the nodes in our input layer (input variables/predictors i.e. sqft and distance from airport) are connected to our output layer (home price) as their weighted sum governed by these beta coefficients. --- # Loss function  - For linear regression: [Mean square error](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_squared_error) aka L2 loss `$$MSE=\frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^n (y_i-\hat{y}_i)^2$$` .center[ [  ](https://www.jmp.com/en_us/statistics-knowledge-portal/what-is-regression/the-method-of-least-squares.html) ] ??? - This brings us to the *learning* in deep learning, or, in this context, the *intelligence* in artificial intelligence: *How* do we optimize these weights to get the best model. - Sticking with our linear regression example, I'm sure we all remember the method of least squares from high school statistics. - If we consider the error in our model, which is the difference between our predicted (yhat) and observed (y) values, then our goal is to tweak these model weights such that the mean of the squared errors is as small as possible. --- # Backpropagation - [Chain rule](https://www.mathbootcamps.com/the-chain-rule) on steroids: `\(f'(a) = f'(x(a)) x'(a)\)` .whole-block[].vmiddle[ [  ](https://medium.com/spidernitt/breaking-down-neural-networks-an-intuitive-approach-to-backpropagation-3b2ff958794c) ] ??? - In order to determine how to tweak these weights, we can calculate the first derivative (or gradient) of our loss function, and then simply follow the path of steepest descent. - This is trivial in the toy 2 layer case, however quickly becomes burdensome as you begin to consider dozens of layers, each with dozens of nodes. - To do this, we are going to rely on our little friend the chain rule from Calculus AB, which allows us to compute the derivative of a complex composite function in terms of the derivatives of its simpler component functions. - This method of recursive application of the chain rule, together with an efficient computation algorithm for doing so, is called backpropagation. i.e. backpropagating the derivatives/gradients from the final loss through all the layers to all the weights in the entire model. --- # Backpropagation .center[ [  ](https://medium.com/spidernitt/breaking-down-neural-networks-an-intuitive-approach-to-backpropagation-3b2ff958794c) ] ??? Worked example... --- # Optimization (gradient descent) .pull-left[ [  ](https://ml-cheatsheet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gradient_descent.html#introduction) ] .pull-right[ [  ](https://ml-cheatsheet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gradient_descent.html#introduction) ] ??? - We talked about our loss function (e.g mean squared error in least squares) that we are going to try to optimize - We also talked about how to calculate the derivatives or gradients of that loss function with respect to the weights in our model. - Now we simply need to take a step in the right direction. - Using the nice topological analogy, we're going to head straight down the fall line. - As a side note, you need to tune your learning rate, or step size, such that you don't overstep your minimum, or wiggle out of the valley completely. --- # Deep learning linear regression .center[  ] ??? - With all those pieces under our belt, I put together a little demonstration of how it works in practice. I simulated this little dataset here, put together the exact two layer artificial neural network we talked about, and trained the optimal model weights via backpropagation of the mean squared error loss function and gradient descent. - *Stochastic* gradient descent because we train on randomly sampled minibatches. --- # Convolutional neural networks - Modern feature extraction using deep learning - Implicitly learn a hierarchical set of feature extractors/filters .center[ [  ](https://cs231n.github.io/convolutional-networks/) ] ??? - In the last couple minutes, we are going to go through a quick example of *convolutional* neural networks, which are the flavor we will be working with most often since they operate on spatial image data. - The goal remains the same: We are attempting to train a useful set of spatially and informationally hierarchical feature extractors. - Here are some example low level filters, which you can appreciate are going to sensitive to edges, orientation, contrast. --- # Convolutional neural networks Example 3×3 convolution, no padding, unit stride. `\(\begin{bmatrix} 0 & 1 & 2 \\ 2 & 2 & 0 \\ 0 & 1 & 2 \end{bmatrix}\)` `\(3 \cdot 0 + 3 \cdot 1 + 2 \cdot 2 + 0 \cdot 2 + 0 \cdot 2 + 1 \cdot 0 + 3 \cdot 0 + 1 \cdot 1 + 2 \cdot 2 = 12\)` [  ](http://deeplearning.net/software/theano/tutorial/conv_arithmetic.html)  ??? - Take for instance this 5 by 5 pixel dataset. - Here in this model we are going to train a 3 by 3 kernel/filter, which after sliding it around and convolving it with our input image, we hope will give us some interesting feature. - All you do is element-wise multiplication and then sum. - Let's try it... --- .center60[  ] --- # Convolutional neural networks [  ](http://deeplearning.net/software/theano/tutorial/conv_arithmetic.html) ??? - Here is the result. - Again, we can see that, by sliding this kernel/filter around, and convolving it with our image, we've extract this feature here. --- .pull-left[ # Classification .center[   ]] .pull-right[.center[ [  ](https://arxiv.org/abs/1512.03385) ]] ??? - I will finish with just a little show and tell to demonstrate that by using what we've learned here for training deep learning based feature detectors, and only swapping out for larger images, larger and complex models, and larger training sets, we can do all of the fun techniques we hear about in the literature. - CNNs but MANY more layers and channels leads to SOTA classification. - Here is our heme detector we've been running live on some clinical data. --- # Object detection .middle-img[  [  ](https://towardsdatascience.com/ssd-single-shot-detector-for-object-detection-using-multibox-1818603644ca) ] ??? - If you do some smart up-front preprocessing on the scene, and then do classification, you get object detection. - Here is some work we did a little while ago on long opacity detection. --- # Segmentation .pull-left[.middle-img[  ]] .pull-right[.middle-img[ [  ](https://lmb.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/people/ronneber/u-net) ]] ??? - If you use the same feature encoding arm, but then tack on a similar but sort of inverse feature decoding arm, then you can generate pixel based outputs as in segmentation. - Here is a glioblastoma patient --- # Translation .pull-left[.middle-img[  ]].pull-right[.middle-img[ [  ](https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.09138) ]] ??? - Finally, if you sort of combine it all and use the pixel-to-pixel u-net architecture we just saw for segmentation, and train that jointly with a discriminator model to judge performance, then you can do more complex image-to-image translation. - E.g. MRI to synthetic CT. --- class: center, middle, inverse # Thanks!


What do we expect the outcome to be based on our assumed state?
"I expect, assuming date=Jan 25 1989, date.strfttime(%d) to return 25"
"I expect the button to turn blue when I click it"


| unitizerGlobalBase-class {unitizer} | R Documentation |
Immplemented as S4 classes just so we can ensure everything is guaranteed to have the right slots. This is done by defining a virtual class that has a validity function that checks the required slots exist.
Not we don't use "ANY" slots here because that would allow partially specified sub classes (i.e. classes with slots that are "ANY"), which we do not want to allow.
unitizerGlobalTrackingStore
is used to keep "compressed" versions of
unitizerGlobal$tracking
. The compressed versions obviously lose some
information. In particular, environments or things that have environments
as parents, or large objects, are not stored and instead a reference to
a unitizerDummy
object is stored. This object unambiguously
identifies a non-stored object since no user or system code should
normally creating a unitizerDummy
object.
unitizerGlobalState
tracks a single state which is just one value from
each of the slots of unitizerGlobalTrackingStore
When comparing state between new and reference tests, only explicitly stored items are compared (though any extra or missing items may be brought up as possible mismatches).


Documentation Guide
The Ruby API docs was originally generated using a custom proprietary tool which loosely used RDoc syntax.
In 2016 they got migrated to use YARD as documentation engine, still using RDoc syntax.
The documentation is generated from our internal C++ source code. These stubs are generated automatically using a custom YARD template.
We accept improvements to the API documentations via Pull Requests to the https://github.com/SketchUp/ruby-api-stubs repository.
Upon a Pull Request we will review the changes and maybe request some tweaks. Once we're ready to merge this we will pull your development branch and run a tool which will back-port the documentation changes to our C++ source.
Then we'll regenerate the documentation and stubs - finally closing the Pull Request.
Syntax Style
This document will act as a guide for how we want the documentation to be formatted. We will expand upon it as we go along and questions arise. Feel free to contribute with suggestions.
One recent class to refer to for examples is ::UI::HtmlDialog
.
References
-
YARD tags: http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/Tags.md
-
YARD types parser: http://yardoc.org/types.html
-
RDoc syntax: http://docs.seattlerb.org/rdoc/RDoc/Markup.html
Tag Descriptions
Tag descriptions should be full sentence (capitalized with proper punctuation.)
Examples:
Not so good
- the entities search context, or {Model#entities} if none.
Better
The entities context in which to search. (Defaults to the current model's entities.)
@param
tags
@param
tags should follow this format:
@param [types] name Full sentence (capitalized with proper punctuation.)
Example (imagine a search or find method):
Not so good
@param [Sketchup::Entities] entities - the {Sketchup::Entities} search context, or Model{Model#entities} if none.
- The dash separating the param name and description is frivolous. This is syntax formatting inherited from the previous documentation engine. We will try to eliminate it as we work out way through the docs.
- The second class link is unneeded because the class in the TypeList will be automatically linked by YARD.
Better
# @param [Sketchup::Entities] entities The entities context in which to search. Defaults to the current model's entities.
- No dash need even be considered as the Typelist separates the parameter name from the description.
- The descriptions are proper grammatical sentences, that can be more easily translated using online translators.
@return
tags
Often the @return
tag doesn't need much more than the type returned as the method name and description is enough information:
# <method description>
#
# @return [Geom::Transformation]
def transformation
end
In the existing docs there will often be methods that return true
or false
to indicate success. In these cases there is no need to express that in the documentation comments. When a method return a boolean the convention is so common that there is no need to repeat it.
# @return [Boolean]
def add_observer
end
Ref:
- [YARD: Tag List - @return]#return)
- [YARD: Type List Conventions - Literals]#Literals)


Source Agreement
The Source Agreement's Role
The Source Agreement's Attributes and Interface
Agreement
- id
- name (unique)
- configuration
sftp: host user password certpath keypath port dir pattern
ftp: host user password port dir pattern
rsync: host user password certpath keypath dir pattern
rss: host user password certpath keypath url
local: dir pattern
- schedule (cron-style)
- last_pile { id, gathered }
- accounting-strategy: delete, hash, title, guid
- retention-policy: archive-original: path, archive-translations:path, delete-after-distributed
- status: ok suspended failed
- targets


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My main research interest is in holistically representing multimodal sources (i.e., Language and Vision) for general-purpose applications, esp. for video tasks. Apart from this, I'm interested in Computational Humor.


WaDE [WaDE2.0_schema_star.xml]
specific granular variables
| PK | Name | Data Type | NULL | Auto | Default | Comment | FK |
|
| VariableSpecificUUID | BigInt | |||||
| VariableSpecificCV | NVarChar(250) | This is a subcategorization of the aggregated variable. This allows the user to specify not only the general category of water data, but also a more specific categorization. For example, for a subcategorization of water supply, the variable would be [AggregatedWaterSupply, Reservoir]. For a subcategorization of water withdrawal, the variable would be [AggregatedWithdrawal, Irrigation]. Other examples: [AggregatedConsumptiveUse, Irrigation], [AggregatedReturnFlow, Discharge], etc. | |||||
| VariableCV | NVarChar(250) | This is a high-level variable used for site-specific water data. The general categories available are for water withdrawal, consumptive use, and return flow: [SiteSpecificWithdrawal], [SiteSpecificConsumptiveUse], [SiteSpecificReturnFlow] | |||||
| AggregationStatisticCV | NVarChar(50) | The calculated statistic associated with the site-specific variable amount. Full list is here: http://vocabulary.odm2.org/aggregationstatistic/ | |||||
| AggregationInterval | Numeric(10, 1) | The interval associated with the aggregation unit. For example, if the data are provided in 15 minute intervals, the interval would be 4 and the aggregation unit would be hourly. | |||||
| AggregationIntervalUnitCV | NVarChar(50) | The aggregation unit (e.g., day ,month, year). | |||||
| ReportYearStartMonth | NVarChar(10) | The month of the beginning of the data provider's annual reporting period in MM-DD | |||||
| ReportYearTypeCV | NVarChar(10) | The annual reporting period for this datatype. Could be a "water year," "irrigation year," a calendar year, or other variant. | |||||
| AmountUnitCV | NVarChar(250) | Unit of the site-specific ariable amount | |||||
| MaximumAmountUnitCV | NVarChar(255) |
| Amount of the allocation maximum or cap |
(none)
(none)
(none)
| Diagram Name |
| 6_InputTables |


Story
You are a cryptozoologist whose goal is to get irrefutable evidence of the existence of Sasquatch. You are hunting your quarry in the wilds of the Northwest. You must capture photos of and track Sasquatch, but beware for if you get too close you will be Mauled by Sasquatch.
Rules
Welcome to Sasquatch Dice, the game where you try to get a number photos of Sasquatch within a set number of turns determined by difficulty.
- Select a dificulty and click the 'Start Game' button to start. The difficulty you select determines your number of chances to get a winning score.
- There are three die types: Easy, Medium, and Hard. Your chances of snapping a picture of Sasquatch are higher with the easy dice and lower with the hard dice.
- Each side of the die has 3 possible symbols, a camera, a slash, and footprints. Rolling a camera earns a point, rolling too many slashes will result in a loss, and any footprints rolled can be re-rolled until a camera or slash appears.
- Click 'End Turn' to keep the cameras you have rolled.
- Click 'Keep Rolling' to re-roll your footprints.


In order to get an impression of your coding skills we are asking you to do what you do best - write some code. Solving the following task will give us a basic understanding of your style and will be used as a basis for further questions and open technical discussion. There is no right or wrong solution, we just want to see how you will approach the problem.
Create a simple web application with the following pages:
To get a list of articles, you can use one of the endpoints of the article controller:
/api/v1/articles
- gets a list of all articles/api/v1/articles/page/{pageNumber}
- gets a list of all articles separated in pagesTo get a single article, you can use the endpoint /api/v1/articles/{articleId}
/api/v1/menu
- get a list of available pages for the menu./api/v1/page/{slug} - get a single page by it's slug (A URL slug is the part of the URL after the last backslash)
The API is based on an old tutorial project, so there are some additional controllers and endpoints you won't need. You can simply ignore them.
All articles and pages contain some images. They are controlled by the FileController endpoints. You will probably not directly need them, they will usually work out-of-the-box.


The Air Quality Archives interface was developed by Mazama Science for the US Forest Service AirFire research team to provide easy access to provide easy access to plots and other products their extensive archive of PM2.5 monitoring data from regulatory monitors.
All data access and plots made available through this interface can also be performed using the open source R packages developed by Mazama Science including:


Simulation Examples
OESjs Core 0
A minimal architecture for Object Event Simulation (OES), supporting models with (global) model variables and functions, object types, event types, and simple simulation experiments.
A minimal architecture for Object Event Simulation (OES), supporting models with (global) model variables and functions, object types, event types, and simple simulation experiments.


How It Works
We start with a one-hour call to dig into your pain points around managing your inventory. If we decide that a Blueprint is the right thing for you, we will spend two weeks putting together a detailed architecture and process flow for an inventory optimization tool for your business.
 This requires a commitment of 10 - 15 hours from your team for meetings over the span of 2 weeks. At the end of the two weeks, we will have a 1-hour technical overview where I will take you and your team through the architecture.
At the end you will have a blueprint for a product that you know will be able to increase your profits by 10% and reduce carrying costs up to 25%. You will also have the assurance that it will scale with you as your business grows because these solutions have been used in the largest of enterprises.
Deliverables will be a technical document, process flows, and schematics for an inventory optimization tool that best fits your business needs. You team will be able to reach out to me for follow up questions for 2 weeks after the technical overview for clarification.
Cost: $5,950
Book Meeting


Ragging has ruined countless innocent lives and careers. The focus of this body is to
prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of ragging including any conduct by any student
or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing,
treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student, or indulging in rowdy or
undisciplined activities by any student or students which causes or is likely to cause
annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any
fresher or any other student or asking any student to do any act which such student will not
in the ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of
shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such
fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or
showing off power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other
student.
What is Ragging?
Ragging is a practice in colleges, hostels and other educational institutes where the
senior or an influential person tends to demoralize and defame the juniors through the
means of verbal or physical abuse and harassment.
Any conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of
harassing, teasing, treating or handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in
rowdy or undisciplined activities which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship
or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior
student is Ragging.
Ragging is a social menace which ruins not just of students' self-respect but also their
confidence.
What is considered as Ragging?
Ragging constitutes one or more of the following acts:
Teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student.
Indulging in undisciplined activities towards any fresher or any other student.
Asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary course do.
Exploiting the services of any student for completing the academic tasks.
Any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure.
Any act of physical abuse.
Any act of abuse by spoken words, emails, posts, public insults
How to prevent Ragging?
Do not feel ashamed or blame yourself.
Keep a detailed record (dates, times, places, names of harasser(s) and witnesses) of all
incidents related to ragging.
Do not ignore the act of the ragging assuming that it will stop by its own. Raise your
voice.
Interact with the seniors more.
Whom to Approach?
Any member of the committee. You can meet them in person, write a mail or call them.
Any employee of the Institute - Faculty or Staff. They will guide you in the right
direction.
Any student, irrespective of age and/or gender, may file a complaint against an incident
of ragging.
Actions taken by committee
What we will do
The Anti-Ragging Committee shall conduct the enquiry observing a fair and transparent procedure
and the principles of natural justice and after giving adequate opportunity to the student or
students accused of ragging and other witnesses to place before it the facts, documents and
views concerning the incidents of ragging, and considerations such other relevant information as
may be required.


Highscore Class.
import os
Highscore Class.
class Highscore:
Make highscore_list an attribute??
Set path to highscore_file.
def __init__(self, path):
self.path = path
if not os.path.exists(path):
create = open(path, "x")
create.close()
Sort highscore_list.
@classmethod
def sort_highscore(cls, highscore_list):
sorted_highscore_list = sorted(highscore_list)
return sorted_highscore_list
Write to highscore file..
def write_to_highscore(self, highscore_list):
self.sort_highscore(highscore_list)
with open(self.path, "w") as text_file:
for score, name in highscore_list:
text_file.write(f"{score}:{name}\n")
Add player and score to highscore list.
def add_highscore(self, score, name):
highscore_list = self.read_highscore()
highscore_list.append((score, name))
self.write_to_highscore(highscore_list)
Read highscore from file and return list.
def read_highscore(self):
highscore_list = []
with open(self.path, "r") as text_file:
for line in text_file:
line = line.rstrip("\n")
temp = line.split(":")
score = int(temp[0])
name = temp[1]
highscore_list.append((score, name))
sorted_highscore_list = self.sort_highscore(highscore_list)
return sorted_highscore_list
Show highscore.
@classmethod
def show_highscore(cls, highscore_list):
show_list = []
for count, (score, name) in enumerate(highscore_list, 1):
if count <= 20:
show_list.append((f"{count}. {name} won in {score} rounds."))
return show_list


The accelerated pace at which technology is taking over every single industry has created a nostalgic feeling that makes our society want to go back to the old ways; Organic and non-gmo labels are demanded by consumers, retailers take pride in selling local and hand-made items, and people prefer walking.
In this paradoxical environment where simple, clean and efficient coexists with artisanal and environmentaly friendly, a style is shining in the interior design world - Mexican Modernism.
When we think about Mexican style, what comes to mind is really a fusion of Spanish esthetic with native Mexican tradition that gives life to colorful and cozy spaces filled with elements in natural materials like wood, organic textiles, clay and stones.
With this history of influence in the culture, it's not surprising that Mexico is integrating its neighbor's style preferences to its own, creating a style that appeals to both, the US and Mexico markets.


Very basic sim of a single resource operating two tasks. For now, the rendering is only to display the state, so I can work out the transitions needed.
Very basic sim of a single resource operating two tasks. For now, the rendering is only to display the state, so I can work out the transitions needed.


--- layout: post title: ">Domain Driven Design - I'm in!" date: 2007-01-07 08:17:00.000000000 +01:00 categories: - DDD - OR-Mapping tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: blogger_blog: andreasohlund.blogspot.com blogger_permalink: "/2007/01/domain-driven-design-im-in.html" dsq_thread_id: '299892584' author: login: andreas.ohlund email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Andreas Öhlund first_name: Andreas last_name: "Öhlund" ---
>In the past all the projects I have been involved in has been developed using "data driven design" i.e. using a relational datamodel as the "blueprint" of the application domain.
But after reading Jimmy Nilsson's great book on DDD I decided to give it a shot.
Being a "database guy" I had a hard time not thinking in terms of "how would this look like in a relational database". (Perhaps lobotomy to remove old "database design" thinking should be a prerequisite before trying DDD) :) Well, after spending some time on DDD, I must say that I love it. DDD allows me to focus completly on discovering the modeled domain without beeing distracted with things like "would I use a mapping table here?", etc. In my previous project we used datasets as data carriers and that produced code like:
customerDS.Customer(0).Firstname
But now with my new shiny domain objects (yes I know that custom objects for datatransfer has been around for a long time but with DDD it's mandatory to use them) the code looks like:
customer.Firstname
A lot better if you ask me!
I agree with Udi Dahan when he states that DDD requires "a higher level of skill to employ"
But I think this "problem" will fade away as people gets used to "domain driven thinking" and the tools eg. O/R-mappers is getting better and better. The latter is exemplified with the upcoming release of ADO 3.0. Making O/R-mapping a native component of the .Net-framework will certainly give DDD a great boost.
Bottom line:
DDD helps you build more stable, maintainable and testable applications! (I'm also a TDD fan of course...) I'm in! , send me the bill!


Woman arrested over attempted murder of son
AKITA — Police in Daisen, Akita Prefecture, said Tuesday they have arrested a woman in her 30s on suspicion of attempting to kill her elementary school son by strangling him.
According to police, another member of the family called 110 at around 6:40 p.m. Monday and said a woman had tried to strangle her son to death, Sankei Shimbun reported.
Police rushed to the apartment and took the boy’s mother into custody. The boy was taken to hospital and was in a stable condition on Tuesday, police said.
Police said the woman has admitted to the charge.
Local media reported that a few years ago and again last March, police had been notified by a child welfare center about trouble within the family.
© Japan Today


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BinStream is an adaptor class that allows streaming of POD (plain ordinary data) types to/from a pack_t type for efficiency reasons. POD types can be basic data types like ints/floats, structs of such, arrays of such and standard containers of such.
You can either use a BinStream class, which takes a pack_t reference (can be an xdr_pack object as well) in its constructor. Alternatively, you can construct the pack_t object directly with the BinStream using the template BinStreamT. The template argument refers to the pack_t type.
Examples:
struct foo {a,b}; vector x(10,2); pack_t p; foo a; int i; BinStream bs(p); bs << 1 << a << x; bs >> i >> a >> x; BinStreamT<xdr_pack> bst("foo.dat","w"); bst << 1 << a << x;


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A Model of Crime and Social InteractionOriginally by E.L. Glaeser, B.Sacerdote, and J.A. Scheinkman.Replicated by Brant Horio, George Mason University (2016) |
This model simulates a population of agents on a lattice, that explores how social interactions might explain high cross-city variance of crime rates.


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QuantConnect supports Forex trading through two popular brokerages: OANDA and FXCM. As most brokerages offer different asset pricing, we have prepared and hosted separate datasets from both brokerages we support.
In total, QuantConnect hosts 13 currency pairs from Apr 2007 to present provided by FXCM, and 71 currency pairs from Apr 2004 to present provided by OANDA. These currencies are provided as quote data in tick, second, minute, hourly, and daily resolutions.
To subscribe to FOREX data, use the AddForex()
method with the currency pair you'd like information about:
// Complete Add Forex API - Including Default Parameters: AddForex(string pair, Resolution resolution = Resolution.Minute, string market = null, bool fillDataForward = true, decimal leverage = 0m)
# Complete Add Forex API - Including Default Parameters: self.AddForex(string pair, Resolution resolution = Resolution.Minute, string market = null, bool fillDataForward = true, decimal leverage = 0m)
When requesting Forex data, you should set your data provider via the market
parameter. Forex has two supported market values: FXCM and Oanda.
AddForex("EURUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.Oanda); AddForex("EURUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.FXCM);
self.AddForex("EURUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.Oanda) self.AddForex("EURUSD", Resolution.Minute, Market.FXCM)
Quotes can be accessed in the Slice object in OnData event handler:
var bar = data["EURUSD"];
bar = data["EURUSD"]


CRUD Document Operations Using the PHP SDK with Couchbase Server
Operation Basics
Operations use basic PHP data types and most of the PHP data types that can be serialized via the JSON functions are supported by default. Recursive structures cannot be serialized. You may alternatively implement your own transcoders which modify the method by which your documents are serialized to Couchbase. See Transcoders for more details.
If an operation is successful, it will return CouchbaseMetaDoc
that contains the value
of the document (if returned by operation) as well as the cas
value.
If an operation fails, a CouchbaseException
is thrown, which may then be caught.
Creating and Updating Full Documents
You can create documents by using the insert()
or upsert()
methods and update them using the replace()
method.
See Primitive Key-Value Operations for more details.
The following example shows how to create a new document with the insert()
method:
$res = $myBucket->insert('document_name', array('some'=>'value'));
You can specify additional options as a third argument to the insert
, upsert
, and replace
functions.
The options are specified as an associative array:
$bucket->upsert($key, $doc, array("expiry" => 300));
Allowed options are:
-
cas
: The CAS value for the document. If the CAS on the server does not match the CAS supplied to the method, the operation will fail with aCouchbaseException
with a code ofCOUCHBASE_KEY_EEXISTS
error. See Concurrent Document Mutations for more information on using the CAS values. Keep in mind that this case applies only toreplace()
-
expiry
: Specifies the expiry time for the document. If specified, the document will expire and no longer exist after the given number of seconds. See Expiration Overview for more information. -
persist_to
,replicate_to
: Specifies durability requirements for the operations.
Retrieving Documents
You can retrieve documents by using the get()
method.
var_dump($bucket->get("new_document"));
Sample output from the example is as follows:
object(CouchbaseMetaDoc)#6 (4) { ["error"]=> NULL ["value"]=> object(stdClass)#5 (1) { ["foo"]=> string(3) "bar" } ["flags"]=> int(33554438) ["cas"]=> string(9) "eh5m98g0k" }
The get()
method returns a CouchbaseMetaDoc
object.
To get the actual value, use the object’s value
property.
The CAS value is encoded as a string and accessible through cas
property.
Items stored as associative arrays (such as $bucket->upsert(docid, array("prop1" => "value1")) are retrieved as PHP stdObject objects; you must reference fields using $result->value->property rather than $result->value["property"]
|
In some instances you may wish to read from a replica node when the active node is unavailable.
This can be done using the getFromReplica()
.
Removing Documents
You can delete documents by using the remove()
method.
$bucket->remove('document_name');
You may pass a second argument containing options to the remove()
method.
This is passed as an array with the option name as the key and the option value as the array value.
Recognized options are:
-
cas
: Specify the CAS value to use. This will ensure that the document is not removed if the CAS value differs. You may obtain the CAS value fromCouchbaseMetaDoc::cas
, as a return value of a successful operation. -
persist_to
,replicate_to
: Specify durability requirements. In this case, the SDK will check that the items have been properly deleted from the replicas.
Modifying the Expiration
Setting Document expiration can be performed using the touch()
and getAndTouch
methods.
These methods accept an expiry value as their second parameter:
$cb->upsert('expires', "i'm getting old...", array("expiry" => 5));
sleep(6)
$cb->get('expires');
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'CouchbaseException' with message 'LCB_KEY_ENOENT: The key does not exist on the server' in [CouchbaseNative]/CouchbaseBucket.class.php:196 Stack trace: #0 [CouchbaseNative]/CouchbaseBucket.class.php(196): _CouchbaseBucket->get('expires', Array) #1 /private/tmp/dummy.php(7): CouchbaseBucket->get('expires') #2 {main} thrown in [CouchbaseNative]/CouchbaseBucket.class.php on line 196
Document expiration can also be set using the upsert
family of methods which accept an optional expiry
key in their options arrays.
Batching Operations
Bulk operations may help you perform operations more efficiently and quicker by optimizing how commands are sent on the network.
Bulk operations may be performed by passing an array as the first argument to one of the get()
, upsert()
, insert()
, replace()
and other key-value methods.
When these methods are passed an array as input, they return an array as output, with the array containing document IDs as its keys and their respective CouchbaseMetaDoc
objects as values.
This method works identically to its singular counterpart but instead accepts an array of keys to retrieve and returns an object where the object key matches your document ID and the object value is the result that you would normally expect to see from a singular operation.
For the upsert()
family of methods, the top-level array value is a container for options.
The most important option is value
which contains the actual value to be used as the document.
The following example shows how to insert and retrieve multiple documents. The structure of each document is:
{
"email": <....>
}
$results = $bucket->upsert(array(
'foo' => array('value' => array('email' => 'foo@foo.com')),
'bar' => array('value' => array('email' => 'bar@bar.com')),
'baz' => array('value' => array('email' => 'baz@baz.com'))
));
foreach ($results as $docid => $metadoc) {
echo("$docid => $metadoc->cas\n");
}
foo => 2gywu3yq6s bar => 2hcxy0srv8 baz => 2hcxy0srv8
$results = $bucket->upsert(array("foo", "bar", "baz"));
foreach ($results as $docid => $metadoc) {
// Each document itself has a 'propname'
echo "Result for $docid\n";
var_dump($metadoc->value);
echo "\n";
}
Result for foo object(stdClass)#7 (1) { ["email"]=> string(11<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} Result for bar object(stdClass)#9 (1) { ["email"]=> string(11<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} Result for baz object(stdClass)#11 (1) { ["email"]=> string(11<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
Atomic Operations
The PHP Couchbase SDK supports several operations that allow one-step, atomic changes to documents.
These operations include counter
, prepend
, and append
functions.
The counter()
method enables you to use an atomic counter.
The first argument is the document ID, and the second argument is the delta indicating by what amount the counter should be changed.
You may also pass an array of options as the third argument:
-
initial
: Initialize the counter to this value if the counter does not yet exist -
expiry
: Set the document expiration time -
persist_to
,replicate_to
: Specify durability requirements
$result = $bucket->counter('counterId', 50, array('initial' => 100));
echo 'Current counter value is ' . $result->value . "\n";
Atomic byte concatenations can be performed using the append()
and prepend()
methods.
These operations are potentially destructive.
Refer to the API documentation for more information.
Operating with sub-documents
| Sub-Document API is available starting Couchbase Server version 4.5. See Sub-Document Operations for an overview. |
Sub-document operations save network bandwidth by allowing you to specify paths of a document to be retrieved or updated.
The document is parsed on the server and only the relevant sections (indicated by paths) are transferred between client and server.
You can execute sub-document operations in the PHP SDK using the retrieveIn
, lookupIn
, and mutateIn
methods.
Each of these methods accepts an id
as its mandatory first argument and return builders CouchbaseLookupInBuilder
and CouchbaseMutateInBuilder
The builders have API to accumulate command specifications and run the full pipeline by the execute()
call.
$res = $bucket->lookupIn('docid')
->get('path.to.get')
->exists('check.path.exists')
->execute();
$res = $bucket->mutateIn('docid')
->upsert('path.to.upsert', $value, true)
->remove('path.to.del')
->execute();
For simply retrieving a list of paths, you may use the retrieveIn
convenience method:
$res = $bucket->retrieveIn('docid', 'path1', 'path2', 'path3')
All sub-document operations return a special CouchbaseDocumentFragment
object.
In contrast with a normal CouchbaseMetaDoc
object, a CouchbaseDocumentFragment
object contains multiple results with multiple statuses, one result/status pair for every input operation.
You can access an individual result/status pair by addressing the value
of CouchbaseDocumentFragment
object as a mapping, and then using index position of the operation as the key:
$res = $bucket->lookupIn('docid')
->get('foo')
->exists('bar')
->exists('baz')
->execute();
# First result
$res->value[0]
Non-JSON Documents and Transcoders
| See Non-JSON Documents for a general overview of using non-JSON documents with Couchbase |
All PHP objects which can be represented as JSON may be passed unmodified to a storage function, and be received via the get method without any additional modifications, with only note that by default JSON encoder configured to produce stdClass
instances instead of arrays.
This behavior can be changed by modifying $COUCHBASE_DEFAULT_DECOPTS
:
echo("default JSON decoder options: ");
var_dump($COUCHBASE_DEFAULT_DECOPTS);
$res = $bucket->get('foo');
var_dump($res->value);
echo("setting 'jsonassoc' to true\n");
$COUCHBASE_DEFAULT_DECOPTS['jsonassoc'] = true;
$res = $bucket->get('foo');
var_dump($res->value);
Output:
default JSON decoder options: array(1) { ["jsonassoc"]=> bool(false) } object(stdClass)#4 (1) { ["email"]=> string(11<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} setting 'jsonassoc' to true array(1) { ["email"]=> string(11<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
You can modify the default JSON encoders used by the PHP SDK using the setTranscoders
function.
This function accepts a pair of encode and decode functions which are expected transform the raw document depending on the document flags.
The following is an example of a transcoder which will unconditionally transcode all documents as UTF-8 encoded JSON documents.
$bucket->setTranscoders(
function($value) {
return array(json_encode($value), 0, 0);
},
function($value, $flags, $datatype) {
return json_decode($value, true);
}
);
|
To make migration from 1.x SDK easier, use the JSON serializer.
You may do this with settings in
Also, the serializer may be selected programmatically:
|


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NDPLinkAddrType characterizes the Link-Layer Address option.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Length0..1 | IntegerObjectPropertyType |
The length of the option (including the type and length fields) in units of 8 octets. |
| Link_Layer_MAC_Addr0..1 | AddressObjectType |
The variable length link-layer address. The content and format of this field (including byte and bit ordering) is expected to be specified in specific documents that describe how IPv6 operates over different link layers. |


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Low level test of the TabularFactor code using the water sprinkeler BN
C
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v v
S R
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v
W
Contents
C = 1; S = 2; R = 3; W = 4;
CPD{C} = reshape([0.5 0.5], 2, 1);
CPD{R} = reshape([0.8 0.2 0.2 0.8], 2, 2);
CPD{S} = reshape([0.5 0.9 0.5 0.1], 2, 2);
CPD{W} = reshape([1 0.1 0.1 0.01 0 0.9 0.9 0.99], 2, 2, 2);
naive method
joint = zeros(2,2,2,2);
for c=1:2
for r=1:2
for s=1:2
for w=1:2
joint(c,s,r,w) = CPD{C}(c) * CPD{S}(c,s) * CPD{R}(c,r) * CPD{W}(s,r,w);
end
end
end
end
vectorized method
joint2 = repmat(reshape(CPD{C}, [2 1 1 1]), [1 2 2 2]) .* ...
repmat(reshape(CPD{S}, [2 2 1 1]), [1 1 2 2]) .* ...
repmat(reshape(CPD{R}, [2 1 2 1]), [1 2 1 2]) .* ...
repmat(reshape(CPD{W}, [1 2 2 2]), [2 1 1 1]);
assert(approxeq(joint, joint2));
using factors
fac{C} = tabularFactorCreate(CPD{C}, [C]);
fac{R} = tabularFactorCreate(CPD{R}, [C R]);
fac{S} = tabularFactorCreate(CPD{S}, [C S]);
fac{W} = tabularFactorCreate(CPD{W}, [S R W]);
J = tabularFactorMultiply(fac);
joint3 = J.T;
assert(approxeq(joint, joint3));
check against dgm code
dgm = mkSprinklerDgm();
marginals = dgmInferNodes(dgm);
tfMarginals = cell(4, 1);
for i=1:4
tfMarginals{i} = tabularFactorMarginalize(J, i);
end
assert(tfequal(marginals, tfMarginals));


QuickCade is free to attend, though we ask that you register for a ticket. This lets us plan for the number of attendees. Registration remains open until the 23rd of February. Please follow the link in the navigation bar to register. Submissions have now closed.
Under 16s are unfortunately not able to attend due to a venue restriction. If you will be 16 or above on the 7th of March 2020 then you are welcome join us.
Please be aware all attendees are required to have photographic ID with them. A photocopy of a passport or drivers licence is sufficient.
This year Red Bull have kindly provided the Red Bull Studios in London.
The venue is located in Covent Garden, Central London. The address is: 42 Earlham St, West End, London, WC2H 9LA
The main entrance is via a steep staircase, though there is also an accessible lift available.
For assistance with travel, jump on the Discord #travel channel and let us know where you're coming from!
The venue is a 2 minute walk from Covent Garden tube station. For step free access Tottenam Court Road is around 7 minutes away.
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Approaching from the west of London, the DoubleTree Ealing car park on JustPark is an easy drive, as is onward travel.
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[gecode-users] Extending Integer Variable
Vincent Barichard
Vincent.Barichard at univ-angers.fr
Tue Apr 8 09:03:46 CEST 2008
Hi all,
Le mardi 8 avril 2008, Filip Konvička a écrit :
>
> > If you implement FloatVars, please keep us posted. If you want to
> > contribute to Gecode we would be more than happy to help!
>
> I'm happy to hear that. I do not have a precise plan yet, but I do need
> such variables. (I'm using IntVars now, but the model has some
> limitations because of that.) I first need to make some experiments with
> Boost.Intervals, because I think I'll need some rounding-error
> propagation - so it would be nice to reuse some existing work....and I
> already use Boost, so that would be the ideal choice. My intention is to
> do some simple implementation of FloatVars and some very basic
> propagators for addition, multiplication and relations (I need to be
> able to model basic arithmetic constraints).
>
I am also interested in implementing FloatVars. I already built a solver which
works on floating variables using the MPFR library (http://www.mpfr.org/). I
designed some propagators
(+,-,*,/,max,min,cos,acos,sin,atan,asin,exp,log,sqr,sqrt) which work quite
well on my benchmarks.
I came to GeCode recently because of all the work done for the integer and set
variables, but I will be glad to share my code with anyone who is interested
in implementing FloatVars in GeCode.
Cheers,
Vincent
--
Vincent Barichard Université d'Angers (LERIA)
Tel: 02 41 73 52 06 Département Informatique
Fax: 02 41 73 50 73 H203
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| [in] | h | Height of the image file in pixels |
| [in] | PixelFormat | PixelFormat of the target image file |
- See also
- PixelFormat
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Image with colored pixels.
- Parameters
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Creates imagefile.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
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public abstract class SmcClient
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protected java.lang.String |
localElement |
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SmcClient(java.lang.String title,
javax.imageio.stream.ImageInputStream icon) |
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abstract void |
console(java.lang.String txt)
Used to log console messages on progress of actions.
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java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> |
getAssociationMap()
Answers with the association map between remote and local URIs.
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void |
getAssociationMap(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> map)
Client will update the association map after concluding the import and merging of the incomin
model with the tool's model.
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java.io.InputStream |
getImportAsStream()
Anwers with the InputStream from which the imported RDF model in rdf/xml format can be read.
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java.lang.String |
getImportRdf()
Anwers with the imported RDF data in rdf/xml format.
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abstract void |
getLocalElement(java.lang.String name)
Used to answer which local element is at the focus of export or import.
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java.lang.String |
getRemoteElement()
Answers with the URI identity of a remote element associated with the local element (see above)
User needs to enter this through GUI in the proper field.
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void |
setExportRdf(java.lang.String rdf)
Submit RDF graph to be exported.
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setExportStream(java.io.OutputStream rdf)
Sets the output stream to a file of the RDF content to be exported.
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setListener(SmcListener listener)
Sets a listener for MCS events as described below
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show(boolean... flags)
Shows up the export/import dialog with some controls on what is activated on the dialog
to customize it.
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txt
- String to display, including line breaks.public abstract void getLocalElement(java.lang.String name)
name
- String representation of the element in focus.public java.lang.String getRemoteElement()
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<subj> <http://com.ibm.ns/haifa/sm#hasSMResource> <remote url>
setAssociations()
method.public void getAssociationMap(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> map)
map
- Map that associates a local URI with a remote URI. Each pair is encoded twice to keep
both directions in the keys and the values of this Map.public void setExportRdf(java.lang.String rdf)
rdf
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rdf
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public java.io.InputStream getImportAsStream()
public void setListener(SmcListener listener)
listener
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flags
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Tourists film New Zealand volcano eruption from nearby boat
Tourists captured the moment a volcano erupted off New Zealand's White Island on Monday (December 9), killing five people and leaving an unknown number unaccounted for.
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Moura said the boat turned back to rescue those left on the island, but she was not sure if everyone got out alive. She added that people on board suffered burns.
Police said more casualties were feared with rescue services unable to reach White Island, off New Zealand's North Island, as it remained too dangerous after the eruption which had spewed a plume of ash thousands of feet into the air.
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
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| T+ 12:00 |
15 mg |
oral |
Pharms - Buspirone |
(pill / tablet) |
I took MDMA with great intent and purpose around 10pm Saturday. When compared to my prior MDMA experiences - from a pharmacological perspective, this time I was blessed with a dose that was not intensely colored by either the grinding clampdown that comes to me with speed or the visual hallucination that comes with LSD.
I've been doing a lot of guided imagery and affirmation work around PTSD, specifically accepting the possibility of returning to full health. I have been taking 15mg buspirone twice a day for the past four months. I take the buspirone to combat anxiety. Initially, it caused me dizziness and a warm body sensation within 30-60 minutes of taking a dose, but those side effects faded after the first month. Based on that experience, I can reasonably state that it takes between 30-60 minutes for the drug to manifest itself in my system.
I'm a 47-year-old male. This was probably my tenth MDMA experience, my first in over a year. Other than PTSD and general anxiety disorder, I'm in average physical condition. I take .15 mg of levothyroxine each day for hypothyroidism. I went into the experience at 180 lbs; I weighed 174 thirty-six hours later, but I ate nothing in the meantime.
I had a wonderful co-creator of this experience who brought a significant gift of full belief in the effectiveness of setting intentions when using MDMA. At 10 pm, I set my trip intentions to embrace joy, shift my perspective to a more optimistic one and open myself to dance again.
We entered a large trance/house/drum and bass dance party immediately after setting our intentions. The entrance into the venue was disorganized and difficult. But after twenty minutes of anxious attempts to get in alignment with the venue, we had the proper wristbands and passes before the first effects of the MDMA arose.
Coincidentally, I had spent an hour under the tattooist's needle earlier in the day. The first indication of mood alteration was the absence of pain from the tattoo and a profound understanding of the significance of the tattoo work I had done. I had a seven-year-old tattoo of a broken, darkened sacred heart 'healed' to remove the break and make the heart more robust and alive - thus reflecting my desired inner state.
My body felt a little clammy, then a wave of coolness washed over me as I had my first insight of the night. I thought to myself, 'Aha! Here is physical evidence of the manifestation of my desire to heal my broken heart.' I suddenly knew that I was healed. 'No judgment, no doubt. And so it is.' The affirmations I had been doing for a few months were suddenly streaming from my subconscious mind into my conscious mind as truths.
The ball of positive experience was rolling as we started to dance. Please understand, I'm twice the age of most of the participants at this event. Before the party, I was a bit anxious about dancing like it was 1983. Once I got on the dance floor, my dancing was stiff but as I moved, my body remembered it's old language. Yes, I was dancing my 1983 moves, but I was dancing in the now, to the beat. 'Aha! Here is more evidence that these intentions we set are becoming reality.'
At this point, my companion pulled me off the dance floor. We got bottles of water, cooled down and acknowledged gratitude for the wonderful time we were sharing.
We danced again. This time, I was freer with my body. We were in the main room where vivid positive images of verdant trees blooming into flowers were present on large projection screens and waves of blue, green, and purple lights were spinning on the ceiling. I was lost dancing in a warm state of being when my companion asked me to dance with him and to align our chakras together as we danced. I turned my attention more fully to my companion as we danced together. After some time, he pulled me off the dance floor again and said, 'I have one word for you. Immense. Your heart is so immense.'
I could spend the rest of the week describing this process of bonding, but that's not the point of this message. The interaction between buspirone and MDMA is.
On Sunday morning after the MDMA experience, I took my usual dose of buspirone and went back to bed. I'd guess this was between 10-11 am, twelve to thirteen hours after the MDMA dose.
Within the hour, I was feeling that familiar MDMA rush; music was thumping through my veins, my limbs were free to interpret the beats in spite of my prior state of physical exhaustion. I used the word 'cascade' to describe the mental sensations to my friend.  I experienced this return to ecstasy for a good two hours...if not more. I was especially in tune with lyrics, as a song's words became vibrant images in my mind. I did not experience any negative effects from this reactivation of the MDMA experience, the pervasive sense of well being I had experienced the night before was back.
Over the next three days, each time I took the buspirone I had a diminishing cascade experience. During this transitional phase, the reactivation effect has faded more and more into the night sky of my psyche with each subsequent dose of buspirone. This morning, I can't say that I noticed anything at all after I took my buspirone. Frankly, I miss the stimulation, but I still hold the experience close to me.
Before I committed to taking the MDMA, I researched the net for possible interactions between the drugs I take. I learned that buspirone works on very closely named neural receptors. My readings indicated no adverse affects and suggested that there may be a possibility of a synergy between the drugs based on their similar effects on the brain's serotonin systems. The seed of expectation was planted. I acknowledge it is possible that I created the reality of this cascade after party.
Regardless of whether my experience was enhanced by buspirone, it was a wonderful experience and I have gratitude for one particular white rabbit. I'll also hold gratitude for anyone who might be able to help determine if this was a neuro-chemical event caused by drug interactions or the power of creative thought.
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| BinomialTrialTest |
Unit Test for BinomialTrial class
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| CountTrialTest |
Unit Test for CountTrial class
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| ExampleInstrumentedTest |
Instrumented test, which will execute on an Android device.
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| ExampleUnitTest |
Example local unit test, which will execute on the development machine (host).
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| ExperimentCreateActivityTest |
Test ExperimentCreateActivity class.
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| ExperimentManagerTest |
Tests for the ExperimentManager class.
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| ExperimentTest |
Unit Test for Experiment class
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| LocationTest |
Unit Test for Location class
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| MeasurementTrialTest |
Unit Test for MeasurementTrial class
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| NonNegativeTrialTest |
Unit Test for NonNegativeTrial class
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| QuestionForumActivityTest |
Test QuestionForumActivity class.
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| QuestionTest |
Unit Test for Question class
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| UserManagerTest |
Test suite for the UserManager class.
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| UserTest |
Unit test the User class
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| ViewUserActivityTest |
Test ViewUserActivity class.
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Kublai Khan
Fifth Khagan (Great Khan) Of The Mongol Empire
Kublai (/ˈkuːblaɪ/; Mongolian: Хубилай, romanized: Hubilai; Chinese: 忽必烈; pinyin: Hūbìliè) was the fifth Khagan (Great Khan) of the Mongol Empire (Ikh Mongol Uls), reigning from 1260 to 1294 (although after the division of the empire this was a nominal position). He also founded the Yuan dynasty in China as a conquest dynasty in 1271, and ruled as the first Yuan emperor until his death in 1294.
Kublai was the fourth son of Tolui (his second son with Sorghaghtani Beki) and a grandson of Genghis Khan. He succeeded his older brother Möngke as Khagan in 1260, but had to defeat his younger brother Ariq Böke in the Toluid Civil War lasting until 1264. This episode marked the beginning of disunity in the empire.[1] Kublai's real power was limited to China and Mongolia, though as Khagan he still had influence in the Ilkhanate and, to a significantly lesser degree, in the Golden Horde.[2][3][4] If one counts the Mongol Empire at that time as a whole, his realm reached from the Pacific Ocean to the Black Sea, from Siberia to what is now Afghanistan.
In 1271, Kublai established the Yuan dynasty, which ruled over present-day Mongolia, China, Korea, and some adjacent areas, and assumed the role of Emperor of China. By 1279, the Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty was completed and Kublai became the first non-Han emperor to conquer all of China.
The imperial portrait of Kublai was part of an album of the portraits of Yuan emperors and empresses, now in the collection of the National Palace Museum in Taipei. White, the color of the royal costume of Kublai, was the imperial color of the Yuan dynasty.
Kublai's seizure of power in 1260 pushed the Mongol Empire into a new direction. Despite his controversial election, which accelerated the disunity of the Mongols, Kublai's willingness to formalize the Mongol realm's symbiotic relation with China brought the Mongol Empire to international attention. Kublai and his predecessors' conquests were largely responsible for re-creating a unified, militarily powerful China,The Mongol rule of Tibet, Manchuria, and the Mongolian steppe from a capital at modern Beijing were the precedents for the Qing dynasty's Inner Asian Empire.[142] Kubilay is a name seldom given to children in Turkey.[according to whom?


To install Node.js and Node Package Manager (NPM), open a terminal and type the following commands
sudo apt-get install nodejs
sudo apt-get install npm
Then create a symbolic link so node
will map to nodejs
:
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/bin/node
Then test it:
node --version
npm --version
These should output a valid version like v0.10.25
or 1.3.10
.
Run the following to download NW.js to the node_modules
folder in your project folder:
npm install
You’ll only ever need to run this once.
Now that you’ve got Node installed and NW.js downloaded from now on you’ll be able to just run the following command to start the app:
npm start


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Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
| tpmEvents | HostTpmEventLogEntry[] |
Log of TPM software stack attestation events.
|
| tpmLogReliable | xsd:boolean |
This flag indicates whether the provided TPM events are a complete and reliable
information about host boot status.
TPM event log may be incomplete (and therfore unreliable) if certain modules have
inappropriate origin or if the package information is incomplete. Only first 1000
events are recorded by the kernel. Further events will not be recorded in the log
and will cause the log to be marked as unreliable.
|
| tpmPcrValues | HostTpmDigestInfo[] |
The array of PCR digest values stored in the TPM device since the last
host boot time.
|
|
Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


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