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A standard checkbox
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Checkboxes and Radio Buttons can be styled


new CanvasTinter() Utility methods for Sprite/Texture tinting. Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 5 Members <static> canHandleAlpha :Boolean If the browser isn't capable of handling tinting with alpha this will be false. This property is only applicable if using tintWithPerPixel. Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 146 <static> canUseMultiply :Boolean Whether or not the Canvas BlendModes are supported, consequently the ability to tint using the multiply method. Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 156 Methods <static> checkInverseAlpha() Checks if the browser correctly supports putImageData alpha channels. Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 113 <static> getTintedTexture(sprite, color) ? {HTMLCanvasElement} Basically this method just needs a sprite and a color and tints the sprite with the given color. Parameters: Name Type Description sprite PIXI.Sprite the sprite to tint color Number the color to use to tint the sprite with Returns: HTMLCanvasElement - The tinted canvas Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 13 <static> tintMethod() The tinting method that will be used. Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 165 <static> tintPerPixel(texture, color, canvas) Tint a texture pixel per pixel. Parameters: Name Type Description texture PIXI.Texture the texture to tint color Number the color to use to tint the sprite with canvas HTMLCanvasElement the current canvas Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 65 <static> tintWithMultiply(texture, color, canvas) Tint a texture using the "multiply" operation. Parameters: Name Type Description texture PIXI.Texture the texture to tint color Number the color to use to tint the sprite with canvas HTMLCanvasElement the current canvas Source - pixi/renderers/canvas/utils/CanvasTinter.js, line 31


John Barrowman praises Caitlin Jenner's trans discussion on I'm A Celebrity
John Barrowman heaped praise on Caitlyn Jenner for choosing to talk about transitioning on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
The former I’m A Celeb finalist was appearing on companion show Extra Camp, when he was asked to share his thoughts on Caitlyn’s discussion with her campmates about her life as a transgender woman.
‘It’s fascinating because obviously Caitlyn’s transition has been a huge thing in her life and [I’m] so glad that she’s finally the person that she was born to be,’ the actor said.
‘The one thing that I think is great about this also is the fact that on a network TV channel we are watching someone that has gone through that tell that story,’ he continued.
‘Now, a lot of people might argue that Caitlyn’s a little bit more privileged than others who are going through their transition, yes that’s an argument you can have.
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‘However, not very often do we get to see this, do we get to hear it from somebody on this kind of platform.’
Using Caitlyn’s story to address larger injustices trans people face in their day to day lives (honestly, we’re obsessed with John), he carried on.
‘I think this is a game changer for the trans community, the fact that we have her on television.
‘The trans community at the moment is the part of the LGBTQ+ community that’s suffering because people are attacking them even moreso, so thumbs up for Caitlyn for doing what she’s doing.’
Big thumbs up to you for talking about it too, John.
Discussing her transition with her campmates after a tough night at Snake Rock, Cait’s discussion was a touching moment of vulnerability from the Olympian as she spoke about cross dressing in secret for years.
‘‘I thought I was gonna transition before I was 40,’ she admitted. ‘I didn’t want to be an old chick but this is the latter 80s and I never felt like I fit in anywhere. I was trying to figure myself out, running around town [cross dressing].’
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‘I had, at that time, a turbo Porsche and it was like the day before Halloween and this car pulled up beside me and it’s my next door neighbour.’
‘How’d you style that one out?’ asked James Haskell, to which Caitlyn replied: ‘I said I was going to a Halloween party.’
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! returns tomorrow at 9pm on ITV.
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Hi! My name is James. I'm a data scientist with a background in physics and teaching, as well as the start-up and engineering worlds. And, as of the start of 2018, I am an alumnus of the General Assembly Data Science Immersive (Washington, DC).
My style of data science, and problem solving in general, is best described as tenacious. When a stubborn problem crosses my path, I go to great lengths to find a creative solution - usually by being more stubborn than the problem!
My main data science interests include data cleaning, data architecture, regression and predictive modeling, clustering, and machine learning. My main interests outside the data science arena? Football, public transportation, reading, and weightlifting.
Below is a collection of Python projects I've tackled, with handy references to quickly note what packages, skills, or techniques I used.
They're a "sexy" machine learning concept, but how do they work? I constructed a neural network to mimic a complex function.
See My WorkI presented an introduction to gradient descent, a method for optimizing certain regression models. Follow the link to watch my presentation!
Watch Me!Natural language processing, done by using count vectorization, led to some visualizations of word/phrase frequencies.
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candle.Trainer¶
-
class
candle.
Trainer
(model, optimizer, targets=[], num_epochs=10, use_cuda=True, callbacks=[], metrics=[], dispatcher=<candle.dispatcher.Dispatcher object>)[source]¶ The trainer is the main class to train / evaluate models.
Parameters: - model (torch.nn.Module) – The pytorch model to be trained or evaluated.
- optimizer (torch.optim.Optimizer) – The optimizer to be used for training.
- targets (list) – List of targets (
candle.Target
) to use for training/evaluation. - num_epochs (int) – Number of epochs to train.
- use_cuda (bool) – Whether to use CUDA for computation.
- callbacks (list) – Callbacks that should be informed about given events.
- metrics (list) – Metrics which should be evaluated (name/metric)
- dispatcher (Dispatcher) – The dispatcher to use (By default the
candle.Dispatcher
is used).
Example
>>> import torch >>> from torch.utils import data >>> from torch import optim >>> >>> # Create data loaders >>> train_loader = data.DataLoader(train_ds, batch_size=10, shuffle=True) >>> dev_loader = data.DataLoader(dev_ds, batch_size=10, shuffle=False) >>> test_loader = data.DataLoader(test_ds, batch_size=10, shuffle=False) >>> >>> # Create the model >>> model = torch.nn.Linear(10, 2) >>> >>> # Optimizer and loss >>> optimizer = optim.Adam(model.parameters(), lr=1e-3) >>> mse = torch.nn.MSELoss() >>> >>> # Create the trainer >>> trainer = Trainer(model, optimizer, >>> targets=[candle.Target('MSE', mse)], >>> num_epochs=3, >>> use_cuda=False) >>> >>> # TRAIN >>> train_log = trainer.train(train_loader, dev_loader) >>> >>> # EVALUATE >>> eval_log = trainer.evaluate(test_loader)
-
evaluate
(test_loader)[source]¶ Run evaluation. Returns a iteration log.
Parameters: test_loader (torch.utils.data.DataLoader) – PyTorch loader that provides evaluation data. Returns: The iteration log. Return type: IterationLog
-
evaluate_batch
(batch_index, batch)[source]¶ Run evaluation of one batch. Returns a batch log.
Parameters: - batch_index (int) – An index that identifies the batch.
- batch (list, torch.Tensor, ..) – The data of the batch.
Returns: The batch log.
Return type:
-
classmethod
instantiate_default_callbacks
()[source]¶ Create an instance of the all the default callbacks.
Returns: List of callback instances. Return type: list
-
train
(train_loader, dev_loader=None)[source]¶ Run the training.
Parameters: - train_loader (torch.utils.data.DataLoader) – PyTorch loader that provides training data.
- dev_loader (torch.utils.data.DataLoader) – PyTorch loader that provides validation data.
Returns: The training log.
Return type:
-
train_batch
(epoch_index, batch_index, batch)[source]¶ Run training of one batch. Returns a batch log.
Parameters: - epoch_index (int) – An index that identifies the epoch.
- batch_index (int) – An index that identifies the batch.
- batch (list, torch.Tensor, ..) – The data of the batch.
Returns: The batch log.
Return type:
-
train_epoch
(epoch_index, train_loader, dev_loader=None)[source]¶ Run one epoch of training. Returns a iteration log.
Parameters: - epoch_index (int) – An index that identifies the epoch.
- train_loader (torch.utils.data.DataLoader) – PyTorch loader that provides training data.
- dev_loader (torch.utils.data.DataLoader) – PyTorch loader that provides validation data.
Returns: The iteration log.
Return type:


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Daily Deals (11-22-2019)
by Brad LinderBlack Friday is still a week away, but Amazon has gone ahead and started selling a bunch of devices at Black Friday prices a little early.
You can pick up an Amazon Fire tablet for as little as $30, a Kindle for as little as $60, or save a few bucks on various Echo devices — although you’ll have to wait a few more days to score an Echo Dot for some deals to begin.
For example the Echo Dot (3rd-gen) smart speaker normally sells for $50, but it’s on sale for $35 today. Next week it’ll be $22. If it’s not an emergency, I’d recommend waiting.
Here are some of the day’s best deals.
Tablets
- Amazon Fire 7″ tablet for $30 and up – Amazon
- Amazon Fire HD 8″ for $50 and up – Amazon
- Amazon Fire HD 10 for $100 and up – Amazon
- Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition for $60 (or 2 for $100) – Amazon
- Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids Edition for $80 (or 2 for $140) – Amazon
- Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Edition for $150 (or 2 for $280) – Amazon
- Apple iPad (6th-gen) w/128GB for $349 – Walmart
- Microsoft Surface Pro 7 + Type Cover bundles for $649 and up – Microsoft Store
- Refurb Microsoft Surface & Apple iPad Pro tablets for $350 and up – Woot
Laptops
- Acer Swift 6 2.2″ 15.6″ laptop w/Core i5-8265U/8GB/256GB for $799 – Microsoft Store
- Lenovo S130 14″ laptop w/Celeron N4000/4GB/64GB for $180 – Microsoft Store
- HP 14″ 1366 x 768 laptop w/Core i5-1035G1/8GB/16GB Optane + 256GB SSD for $399 – Walmart
- Refurb Microsoft Surface Book (1st-gen) 2-in-1 laptops for $550 and up – Woot
eReaders
- Amazon Kindle (frontlit) + $5 eBook credit & 3-months Kindle Unlimited for $60 – Amazon
- Amazon Kindle Kids Edition + $5 eBook credit for $80 – Amazon
- Amazon Kindle Paperwhite + $5 eBook credit for $85 – Amazon
- Refurb Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (7th-gen) for $70 – Amazon
- Amazon Kindle Oasis (9th-gen) w/8GB for $150 – Amazon (or 32GB for $180)
- Refurb Aazon Kindle Voyage for $100 – DailySteals
Smart speakers & displays
- Amazon Echo Dot Kids Edition for $55 – Amazon (or 3-pack for for $120 w/code: DOTKIDS3)
- Amazon Echo Show 5 for $80 – Amazon
- Amazon Echo Show 8 for $100 – Amazon
- Amazon Echo Sub for $110 – Amazon
- Amazon Echo Plus (2nd-gen) w/Philips Hue Bulb for $150 – Amazon
Charging accessories
- Aukey 10,000 mAh 18W USB-C portable battery for $21 – Amazon (clip on-page coupon)
- Adura 10,000 mAh portable battery w/Qi wireless charging for $23 – Woot
- Adura 17,000 mAh portabel battery w/Qi wireless charging for $21 – Woot
- Aduro 12,000 mAh power bank for $19 – Woot
- Save 30-percent sitewide on charging accessories – ChargeTech (coupon: EARLY30)
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MagiPay is a payment gateway for Coin MAGI. The motivation of developing MagiPay is to have the MAGI being used in a relatively easy way. MagiPay is standalone and unique to coin MAGI. Features:
Website: https://m-pays.com
After registration, click "Create Payment Box" and fill out relevant blocks:
Notice the callback URL is the path where the php file (i.e., "magipay.callback.php") is placed (example: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/magipay.callback.php).
1) Download the merchant files from https://github.com/magipay/merchant, and store them in your server
2) Modify db_connect.php and magipay.keys.php (for details see https://www.m-pays.com/merchant_guide)
3) Run magipay.createtable.php through browser, example
4) Change the following file to enable MagiPay payment option for your online shop:
Notice the action upon receiving payment as highlighted.
1) Checkout
2) Pay through m-wallet
3) Payment received
4) Payment transfered to local merchant's wallet


Interface Hierarchy
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.Binding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.ChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091ChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091ChannelBinding020
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1ChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1ChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5ChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5ChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsChannelBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091ChannelBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091MessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091MessageBinding020
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1MessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1MessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5MessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5MessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsMessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsMessageBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091MessageBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.OperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091OperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091OperationBinding020
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1OperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1OperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5OperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5OperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsOperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsOperationBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091OperationBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.ServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091ServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091ServerBinding020
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1ServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP1ServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.HTTPServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.IBMMQServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.JMSServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.KafkaServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MercureServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5ServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTT5ServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MQTTServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.NATSServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.RedisServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SNSServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.SQSServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.STOMPServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.WebSocketsServerBinding010
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.AMQP091ServerBinding
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.ChannelBinding
- java.util.Map<K,V>
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.ChannelBindings
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.MessageBindings
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.OperationBindings
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.ServerBindings
Enum Hierarchy
- java.lang.Object
- java.lang.Enum<E> (implements java.lang.Comparable<T>, java.lang.constant.Constable, java.io.Serializable)
- engineer.asyncapi.spyder.model.bindings.BindingType
- java.lang.Enum<E> (implements java.lang.Comparable<T>, java.lang.constant.Constable, java.io.Serializable)


Moving to Canada. Florianopolis, Brazil Phone: +55 48 99925-4654 email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I am a Java Software Engineer with 10+ years of experience. In recent years I have helped several teams across my company to develop Restful Web Services APIs using Java Spring Boot and Win32 n-tier apps, some of these solutions were developed in Python and NodeJs.
In the last 5 years I have worked as a Team Leader and Principal Software Engineer helping to solve complex problems, such as exchange large amounts of data between Web Services of various Public Bodies of Brazil. Our solutions have hundreds of thousands of users and countless transactions per minute that demand high scalability, fault tolerance and load balancing.
Participated in the entire Systems development life cycle, including some Product Owner roles, scoping and estimation, requirements and analysis, development and testing (QA) and implementation.
My biggest motivation is to solve problems and develop solutions that deliver great value to the client, exceed expectations helping to achieve Company's goals and budget. For this I dive in the data, documents and code to fully understand the problem and propose the best possible solution.
Team leader and responsible for the design, development and maintenance of the Judicial Process Management System.
Designed, developed and implemented n-tier solution to manage digital process from Brazilian Public Ministry and Court of Justice.
Developed, tested and maintained Win32 n-tier application to manage digital justice process.
 I am a big fan of airplane technology, all its complexity, redundancy and obession by software without errors or catastrophic failures.
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by FRENCH PRESS AGENCY - AFPEgypt on Saturday unveiled a cache of 75 wooden and bronze statues and five lion cub mummies decorated with hieroglyphics at the Saqqara necropolis near the Giza pyramids in Cairo.
Mummified cats, cobras, crocodiles and scarabs were also unearthed among the well-preserved mummies and other objects discovered recently.
The Antiquities Ministry announced the find at the foot of the Bastet Temple, dedicated to the worship of cats among ancient Egyptians, in the vast necropolis.
Antiquities Minister Khaled El-Enany described the discovery as "a (whole) museum by itself."
He said initial archaeological studies showed that five of the mummies are lion cubs.
Other artifacts uncovered in the dig included statues of an Apis bull, a mongoose, an ibis, a falcon and the ancient Egyptian god Anubis in animal form.
The artifacts belong to the 26th Dynasty which dates back to the seventh century B.C., Enany said.
The trove also boasts a collection of ancient Egyptian deities in the form of 73 bronze statuettes depicting the god Osiris, six wooden statues of Ptah-Soker and 11 statues of Sekhmet, the warrior goddess of healing.
Egypt has sought to promote its unique heritage as a way to revive its vital tourism sector, which has been badly hit by political insecurity and attacks.
However, critics say archaeological sites and museums suffer from negligence and poor management.


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"""
From original at https://github.com/facebookresearch/detectron2/blob/master/detectron2/engine/launch.py
Original copyright of Facebook code below, modifications by Yehao Li, Copyright 2021.
"""
# Copyright (c) Facebook, Inc. and its affiliates.
import logging
from datetime import timedelta
import torch
import torch.distributed as dist
import torch.multiprocessing as mp
from xmodaler.utils import comm
__all__ = ["DEFAULT_TIMEOUT", "launch"]
DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = timedelta(minutes=30)
def _find_free_port():
import socket
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
# Binding to port 0 will cause the OS to find an available port for us
sock.bind(("", 0))
port = sock.getsockname()[1]
sock.close()
# NOTE: there is still a chance the port could be taken by other processes.
return port
[docs]def launch(
main_func,
num_gpus_per_machine,
num_machines=1,
machine_rank=0,
dist_url=None,
args=(),
timeout=DEFAULT_TIMEOUT,
):
"""
Launch multi-gpu or distributed training.
This function must be called on all machines involved in the training.
It will spawn child processes (defined by ``num_gpus_per_machine``) on each machine.
Args:
main_func: a function that will be called by `main_func(*args)`
num_gpus_per_machine (int): number of GPUs per machine
num_machines (int): the total number of machines
machine_rank (int): the rank of this machine
dist_url (str): url to connect to for distributed jobs, including protocol
e.g. "tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8686".
Can be set to "auto" to automatically select a free port on localhost
timeout (timedelta): timeout of the distributed workers
args (tuple): arguments passed to main_func
"""
world_size = num_machines * num_gpus_per_machine
if world_size > 1:
# https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/pull/14391
# TODO prctl in spawned processes
if dist_url == "auto":
assert num_machines == 1, "dist_url=auto not supported in multi-machine jobs."
port = _find_free_port()
dist_url = f"tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:{port}"
if num_machines > 1 and dist_url.startswith("file://"):
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.warning(
"file:// is not a reliable init_method in multi-machine jobs. Prefer tcp://"
)
mp.spawn(
_distributed_worker,
nprocs=num_gpus_per_machine,
args=(
main_func,
world_size,
num_gpus_per_machine,
machine_rank,
dist_url,
args,
timeout,
),
daemon=False,
)
else:
main_func(*args)
def _distributed_worker(
local_rank,
main_func,
world_size,
num_gpus_per_machine,
machine_rank,
dist_url,
args,
timeout=DEFAULT_TIMEOUT,
):
assert torch.cuda.is_available(), "cuda is not available. Please check your installation."
global_rank = machine_rank * num_gpus_per_machine + local_rank
try:
dist.init_process_group(
backend="NCCL",
init_method=dist_url,
world_size=world_size,
rank=global_rank,
timeout=timeout,
)
except Exception as e:
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.error("Process group URL: {}".format(dist_url))
raise e
# synchronize is needed here to prevent a possible timeout after calling init_process_group
# See: https://github.com/facebookresearch/maskrcnn-benchmark/issues/172
comm.synchronize()
assert num_gpus_per_machine <= torch.cuda.device_count()
torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank)
# Setup the local process group (which contains ranks within the same machine)
assert comm._LOCAL_PROCESS_GROUP is None
num_machines = world_size // num_gpus_per_machine
for i in range(num_machines):
ranks_on_i = list(range(i * num_gpus_per_machine, (i + 1) * num_gpus_per_machine))
pg = dist.new_group(ranks_on_i)
if i == machine_rank:
comm._LOCAL_PROCESS_GROUP = pg
main_func(*args)


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NOTE: Firmata is installed by default in Lattepanda. The step is only needed when the original arduino crashed.
Arduino IDE
from https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software， and then install it in Lattepanda.upload
buttonYou can refer to the youtube video for details.


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Skills associated to role
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- Javascript
- User needs
- HTML
- CSS
- Problem solving
- Digital services
- User centred design
- Web security
- Open standards
- Open source
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- Python
- Business analysis
- Stakeholder management
- Content design
- Graphic design
{% if not person.cs %}
{% endif %}


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Templates¶
- In order to design your own cryptography recipes, you will need:
One or more builder(s) based on the
CryptoBuilder
class to initialize a service.One service based on
CryptoService
class to provide cryptography methods (encrypt/decrypt).
Usage:
from crypto_factory import CryptoFactory
from crypto_factory.templates import CryptoBuilder, CryptoService
cf = CryptoFactory()
class MyBuilder(cf.CryptoBuilder):
service = MyService
@staticmethod
def initialize(key=None):
...
cipher = MyCryptoRecipe(key)
return cipher
class MyService(cf.CryptoService):
def encrypt(self, data):
...
enc = self.cipher.encrypt(data)
return enc
def decrypt(self, data):
...
plain = self.cipher.decrypt(data)
return plain
cf.register(config={key: '...'}, sid='MyID', builder=MyBuilder, tag=...)
cf.encrypt('My_Secret', 'MyID')
Please note Built-in providers can also be sub-classed in order to
personalized their behaviour.
(See this note from AESServiceBuilder
)
Warning
A note about sensitive data in memory:
Sensitive data like keys or any Crypto service parameters are loaded in
memory when a builder instantiate the service (register
method from
factory
class). They will live in memory until the service is
unregistered. Depending on your environment, this can be considered as a
security vulnerability (in case of malicious memory dump).
In the same way, if your encryption algorithm (cipher) is created in the
builder initialize
method, it will live as long as the service is
available. For lower exposure, the cipher creation can be implemented in
the Crypto Service methods (encrypt
& decrypt
or a dedicated
method on your own). Therefore, it will only live on demand upon get
method call from factory
class (at the cost of creating it each times).
Please also note, there is no memory clearing process implemented in
Crypto-Factory
as there is no reliable solution in Python.
For more details, check
https://cryptography.io/en/latest/limitations/?highlight=memory.
Note
For implementation details, check relative API
documentation. Also, Crypto built-in builders and services from the providers
module can be reviewed as real use cases.


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geom_sf_label.Rd
Provides label and text geom
s that automatically retrieve the sf object's coordinates.
StatSfCoordinates geom_sf_label(mapping = NULL, data = NULL, fun.geometry = sf::st_point_on_surface, ...) geom_sf_text(mapping = NULL, data = NULL, fun.geometry = sf::st_point_on_surface, ...) geom_sf_label_repel(mapping = NULL, data = NULL, fun.geometry = sf::st_point_on_surface, ...) geom_sf_text_repel(mapping = NULL, data = NULL, fun.geometry = sf::st_point_on_surface, ...)
| mapping | Set of aesthetic mappings created by |
|---|---|
| data | The data to be displayed in this layer. There are three options: If A A |
| fun.geometry | A function that takes a |
| ... | Other arguments passed to the underlying function. |
An object of class StatSfCoordinates
(inherits from Stat
, ggproto
, gg
) of length 4.
These functions are thin wrappers of usual geoms like geom_label()
, the only difference is that
they use StatSfCoordinates
for stat
. More precisely:
geom_sf_label()
is the thin wrapper of geom_label.
geom_sf_text()
is the thin wrapper of geom_text.
geom_sf_label_repel()
is the thin wrapper of geom_label_repel.
geom_sf_text_repel()
is the thin wrapper of geom_text_repel.
Depending on the type of given sfc object, some variables between X
, Y
, Z
and M
are available. Please read Esamples section how to use these.
nc <- sf::st_read(system.file("shape/nc.shp", package = "sf"), quiet = TRUE) # st_point_on_surface may not give correct results for longitude/latitude data nc_3857 <- sf::st_transform(nc, 3857) # geom_label() for sf ggplot(nc_3857[1:3, ]) + geom_sf(aes(fill = AREA)) + geom_sf_label(aes(label = NAME))# ggrepel::geom_label_repel() for sf ggplot(nc_3857[1:3, ]) + geom_sf(aes(fill = AREA)) + geom_sf_label_repel( aes(label = NAME), # additional parameters are passed to geom_label_repel() nudge_x = -5, nudge_y = -5, seed = 10 )# Of course, you can use StatSfCoordinates with any geoms. ggplot(nc_3857[1:3, ]) + geom_sf(aes(fill = AREA)) + geom_point(aes(geometry = geometry,stat(X), stat(Y)), stat = StatSfCoordinates, fun.geometry = sf::st_centroid, colour = "white", size = 10)


Mandela made racism everywhere not just immoral but stupid; something not only to be disagreed with,
but to be despised. In its place he put the inalienable right of all humankind to be free and
to be equal
---- Tony Blair
To condense all of Mr Nelson Mandela's achievements into one chronology would be impossible; as a result,
below you will find a chronology of important events in his life.
July 18, 1918
Born Rolihlahla Mandela at Mvezo in the Transkei
1925
Attends primary school near Qunu (receives the name ‘Nelson’ from a teacher)
1930
Father dies.Entrusted to Thembu Regent Jongintaba Dalindyebo at the age of 12
1934
Undergoes initiation; Attends Clarkebury Boarding Institute in Engcobo
1937
Attends Healdtown, the Wesleyan College at Fort Beaufort
1939
Enrols at the University College of Fort Hare, in Alice
1940
Expelled
1941
Escapes an arranged marriage; becomes a Mine Security Officer; starts articles at the law firm
Witkin, Sidelsky and Eidelman
1941
Escapes an arranged marriage; becomes a Mine Security Officer; starts articles at the law firm
Witkin, Sidelsky and Eidelman
1942
Completes BA through the University of South Africa (UNISA); Begins to attend African National
Congress (ANC) meetings informally
1943
Graduates with BA from Fort Hare; Enrols for an LLB at Wits University
1943
Graduates with BA from Fort Hare; Enrols for an LLB at Wits University
1944
Co-founds the ANC Youth League (ANCYL); marries Evelyn Ntoko Mase – they have four children:
Thembekile (1945); Makaziwe (1947) who dies after nine months); Makgatho (1950); Makaziwe
(1954)
1948
Elected national secretary of the ANCYL
1951
Elected President of the ANCYL
1952
Defiance Campaign begins; Arrested and charged for violating the Suppression of Communism Act;
Elected Transvaal ANC President; Convicted with J.S Moroka, Walter Sisulu and 17 others under
the Suppression of Communism Act; Sentenced to nine months imprisonment with hard labour,
suspended for two years; Elected first of ANC deputy presidents; Opens South Africa’s first
black law firm with Oliver Tambo
1953
Devises the M-Plan for the ANC’s future underground operations
1955
Watches as the Congress of the People at Kliptown adopts the Freedom Charter
1956
Arrested and later joins 155 others on trial for teason. All are acquitted by 29 March 1961
1982
Mandela, Sisulu, Raymond Mhlaba and Andrew Mlangeni and later Ahmed Kathrada are sent to Pollsmoor
Prison
1985
Rejects, through his daughter, Zindzi, South African President PW Botha's offer to release him
if he renounces violence
1988
Admitted to Tygerberg Hospital where he is diagnosed with tuberculosis
1990
Elected ANC Deputy President
1993
Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize with President FW de Klerk
April 27, 1994
Voted for the first time in his life
May 9, 1994
Elected by Parliament as first president of a democratic South Africa
May 10, 1994
Inaugurated as President of the Republic of South Africa
1999
Steps down after one term as President, establishes the Nelson Mandela Foundation
2001
Diagnosed with prostate cancer
2004
Announces that he will be stepping down from public life
2010
Celebrates his 92nd birthday at home in Johannesburg with family and friends


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---
layout: post
title: python cx_oracle code patterns
date: '2014-03-24T12:56:00.002+01:00'
author: Pere Vilas
tags:
- python
- oracle
modified_time: '2014-03-24T12:56:25.532+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9191328551308072706.post-9076653539117642593
blogger_orig_url: http://www.pvilas.com/2014/03/python-cxoracle-code-patterns.html
---
Here some useful notes about cx_Oracle taken from dbaportal.eu
http://dbaportal.eu/sidekicks/sidekick-cx_oracle-code-paterns/
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Control/ Responsibility
Overall responsibility to build, maintain & control GS reserve spares will rest with GHQ, EME directorate (Equipment Divisions). Said spares stock will not be issued/ utilized without prior permission of GHQ, EME directorate.
Procurement
Procurement planning will be done by EME directorate (preferably using Tier-1). While planning procurement, it will be ensured that build-up of Sustenance stock is preferred over GS Reserve Stock.
Stocking
a. Selection of Spares
EME directorate will select vehicles/ equipment, for which GS Reserve is to be maintained. It will be based on criticality of vehicles/ equipment in war/ operations (including equipment of dependent formations which will be in respective AOR during war, only). Selection criteria have been explained at Annex ‘B’.
b. Stocking Quantity
GHQ, Log directorate will specify number of days for which GS reserve is to be maintained. Accordingly, quantity will be finalized by EME directorate. Calculation methodology for ‘GS Reserve Spares’ has been explained at Annex ‘B’.
c. Stocking Level
Distribution of stock between SD & EME battalions/ independent workshop companies will be as under:-
|
Location |
SD |
EME Battalions/Independent workshop companies |
| 1. |
Line items |
50% |
50% |
| 2. |
Minor Assemblies |
60% |
40% |
| 3. |
MUAs |
60% |
40% |
a. Stocking Location
Stocking will be done at SDs/ EME Battalions/ independent workshops, keeping in view the disposition of vehicles/ equipment in respective area of responsibility (AOR). Distribution plan will be issued by EME directorate.
b. Storage Instructions
1. ‘GS Reserve Spares’ will be stored separately from the ‘Sustenance spares’.
2. Each rack will be dedicated for a specific model of a particular make of vehicle/ equipment e.g. separate store bin/ rack will be earmarked of all models of B Vehicles ex Toyota.
3. Further bifurcation will be done on basis of system/ sub system of the vehicle/ equipment.
4. Guide Map to this methodology shall be displayed in each Spares Stocking Shed.
c. Preservation/ Turnover Instructions
Following will be ensured:-
1. Keeping in view the shelf life of items, turn over with sustenance stocks will be ensured by respective stocking agency i.e. workshops and SDs.
2. The items, which could not be turned over due to any reason, will be reported to EME directorate at least 6x months prior to expiry of shelf life. In turn EME directorate will ensure remedial measures including transfer to other SDs etc.
3. If an item could not be consumed due to any reason, it will be disposed-off by declaring it BER through a condemnation board by SD. Recoupment of these items will be covered under ‘Replenishment Demands’.
3. Report covering turn over details and items approaching expiry of shelf life will be submitted by each CEME/ OC/ SD on 1st of February and August each year.
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d. Biannual Review
EME directorate (concerned Equipment Divisions) will ensure biannual review of the spares stocked as GS reserve. Deletion or addition of spares will be approved by DGEME basing on recommendations of Equipment Divisions, EME directorate.


Chapter 6 Hi-C workflow
Workflow from Stansfield et al., Current Protocols in Bioinformatics, 2019
Hi-C workflow steps:
1. mapping reads
2. assigning fragments
3. filtering fragments
4. binning
5. bin-level filtering
6. balancing (normalization) of individual matrices
Paired-end reads of Hi-C experiments are mapped using the single-end mode to map each read (of the pair) independently.
The theoretical maximum resolution of Hi-C sequencing is set by the restriction enzyme used to cut the DNA. However, most Hi-C datasets are not sequenced deeply enough to reach this theoretical maximum, and typically one of a few fixed-size resolutions are chosen for analyzing the data, including 1 Mb, 100 kb, 50 kb, 40 kb, 20 kb, 10 kb, and 5 kb.
Two of the more popular pipelines for aligning Hi-C data are juicer (Durand, Shamim, & Aiden, 2016) and HiC-Pro (Servant et al., 2015).
juicer takes fastq files and aligns the data into .hic sparse contact maps. Alignment is based on BWA. Contact maps can be extracted from .hic files using juicer or the command line tool straw.
6.1 Using straw tool to extract contact matrix from .hic files
<NONE/VC/VC_SQRT/KR> <hicFile(s)> <chr1>[:x1:x2] <chr2>[:y1:y2] <BP/FRAG> <binsize>
VC - vanilla coverage normalization
VC_SQRT - square root of vanilla coverage normalization
KR - Knight-Ruiz (KR) normalization
BP/FRAG - base pare or fragment size. Typically we use BP.
mkdir ~/GEO
cd ~/GEO
# download .hic file [9 Gb]
wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/series/GSE63nnn/GSE63525/suppl/GSE63525_K562_combined_30.hic
# extract raw matrix for 22 chromosome at 500-kb resolution
straw NONE GSE63525_K562_combined_30.hic 22 22 BP 500000 > K562.chHCT116_r22.500 kb.txt
txt file is in the sparse upper-triangular matrix format, containing 3 columns:
1. start of interaction
2. end of interaction
3. frequency (IF)
6.2 HiC-Pro pipeline
Output 2 files (.matrix and .bed):
* The .matrix is plain-text 3-column sparse upper-triangular matrix with the columns \(bin_i\) \(bin_j\) and \(counts_ij\).
* The .bed file contains the genomic coordinates for each \(bin_i\) and \(bin_j\).
sparse2full
- convert sparse upper-triangular matrix to full contact matrix.
hicpro2bedpe
- convert alignments by HiC-Pro into BEDPE format.
hicpro2bedpe
- input .matrix and .bed and convert into sparse upper-triangular matrix.
6.3 multiHiC compare for compare of 2 Hi-C datasets (Rao et al. 2017)
mkdir ~/GEO
cd ~/GEO
# download .hic files from
wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/samples/GSM2795nnn/GSM2795535/suppl/GSM2795535_Rao-2017-HIC001_30.hic
wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/samples/GSM2795nnn/GSM2795536/suppl/GSM2795536_Rao-2017-HIC002_30.hic
wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/samples/GSM2809nnn/GSM2809539/suppl/GSM2809539_Rao-2017-HIC008_30.hic
wget ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/samples/GSM2809nnn/GSM2809540/suppl/GSM2809540_Rao-2017-HIC009_30.hic
# convert .hic to sparse contact matrix for each of 22 chromosomes
for i in {1,2,8,9}
do
mkdir HIC00${i}
for j in {1..22}
do
straw NONE *_Rao-2017-HIC00${i}_30.hic $j $j BP 100000 > HIC00${i}/HIC00${i}.NONE.chr${j}.100000.txt
done
done
library(readr)
library(data.table)
library(dplyr)
library(edgeR)
library(BiocParallel)
library(HiCcompare)
library(multiHiCcompare)
options(scipen = 10) # output fixed numbers
# Set up parameters for reading in data
<- paste0('chr', c(1:22)) # Chromosome names
chr <- paste0('HIC00', c(1,2,8,9)) # Sample names
samples <- 100000 # Data resolution
res
# Read data
<- list()
sample_list <- list()
chr_list <- '/home/suvar/GEO/'
wd for(j in 1:length(samples)) {
for (i in 1:length(chr)) {
<- read_tsv(paste0(wd, samples[j], '/',
chr_list[[i]] '.NONE.', chr[i], '.', res, '.txt'),
samples[j], col_names = FALSE) %>% as.data.table()
# Add column indicating the chromosome
<- cbind(i, chr_list[[i]])
chr_list[[i]] colnames(chr_list[[i]]) <- c('chr', 'region1', 'region2', 'IF')
}<- chr_list
sample_list[[j]] <- list()
chr_list
}
# Collapse separate chromosome lists into one table per sample
<- lapply(sample_list, rbindlist)
sample_list
1]] sample_list[[
6.4 Joint normalization of Hi-C
library(pander)
# Create a Hicexp object for use by multiHiCcompare (~10 min)
# Four objects are assigned into two groups
<- make_hicexp(data_list = sample_list, groups = c(1,1,2,2))
rao2017 # class(rao2017)
rao2017
# view the IF information
hic_table(rao2017)
# MD plots before normalization
MD_hicexp(rao2017, plot.chr = 1, plot.loess = TRUE)
# Normalize (~2 min)
<- fastlo(rao2017) # cyclic loesss normalisation is also available
rao2017
# Plot normalization results
MD_hicexp(rao2017, plot.chr = 1, plot.loess = TRUE)
# Print normalized IFs
::pandoc.table(head(hic_table(rao2017)))
pander
library(BiocParallel)
# Check how many cores are available
<- parallel::detectCores()
numCores # Set the number of cores at least one less than the total number
if(Sys.info()['sysname'] == 'Windows') {
# Windows settings
register(SnowParam(workers = numCores-1),
default = TRUE)
else {
}# Unix settings
register(MulticoreParam(workers = numCores-1),
default = TRUE)
}
6.5 Difference detection
# Perform exact test (~10 min)
# May use "parallel = TRUE" option to speed up computations
<- hic_exactTest(rao2017, parallel = TRUE)
rao2017 # Plot a composite MD plot with the results of a comparison
MD_composite(rao2017,plot.chr = 1)
# Print results as a data frame
::pandoc.table(head(results(rao2017)))
pander
# Save the Hicexp object
save(rao2017, file = paste0(wd,'rao2017.RDA'))
# To start the downstream analysis
# without re-running multiHiCcompare load the saved file
# load(paste0(wd,'rao2017.RDA'))


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Generalized (or Quotient) Singular Value Decomposition
The generalized (or quotient) singular value decomposition
of an m-by-n matrix A and a p-by-n matrix B is described
in section 2.3.5.
The routines described in this section, are used
to compute the decomposition. The computation proceeds in the following
two stages:
- 1.
- xGGSVP is used to reduce the matrices A and B to triangular form:
where A12 and B13 are nonsingular upper triangular, and
A23 is upper triangular.
If m-k-l < 0, the bottom zero block of U1T A Q1 does not appear,
and A23 is upper trapezoidal.
U1, V1 and Q1 are
orthogonal matrices (or unitary matrices if A and B are complex).
l is the rank of B, and
k+l is the rank of
.
- 2.
- The generalized singular value decomposition of two l-by-l
upper triangular matrices A23 and B13 is computed using
xTGSJA2.2:
Here U2, V2 and Q2 are orthogonal (or unitary) matrices,
C and S are both real
nonnegative diagonal matrices satisfying C2 + S2 = I, S is nonsingular,
and R is upper triangular and nonsingular.
Table 2.16:
Computational routines for the generalized singular value decomposition
| Operation |
Single precision |
Double precision |
| |
real |
complex |
real |
complex |
| triangular reduction of A and B |
SGGSVP |
CGGSVP |
DGGSVP |
ZGGSVP |
| GSVD of a pair of triangular matrices |
STGSJA |
CTGSJA |
DTGSJA |
ZTGSJA |
The reduction to triangular form, performed by
xGGSVP, uses QR decomposition with column pivoting
for numerical rank determination. See [8] for details.
The generalized singular value decomposition of two
triangular matrices, performed by xTGSJA, is done
using a Jacobi-like method as described in [83,10].
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1999-10-01


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Sound waves whose geometry is determined by a single dimension, plane waves, obey the wave equation
where c designates the speed of sound in the medium. The monochromatic solution for plane waves will be taken to be
where ω is the frequency and k=ω/c is the wave number. The sign chosen in the argument determines the direction of movement of the waves.
Here is a plane wave moving on a three-dimensional lattice of atoms:
Here is a plane wave moving through a three-dimensional random distribution of molecules:
Sound waves whose geometry is determined by two dimensions, cylindrical waves, obey the wave equation
The monochromatic solution for cylindrical sound waves will be taken to be
Here is a cylindrical wave moving on a three-dimensional lattice of atoms:
Here is a cylindrical wave moving through a three-dimensional random distribution of molecules:
Sound waves whose geometry is determined by three dimensions, spherical waves, obey the wave equation
The monochromatic solution for spherical sound waves will be taken to be
Here is a spherical wave moving on a three-dimensional lattice of atoms:
Here is a spherical wave moving through a three-dimensional random distribution of molecules:
The mathematical description of sound waves can be carried to higher dimensions, but one needs to wait for Four.js and its higher-dimensional successors to attempt visualizations.


Hello
My name is Lucia
I'm a student at Brigham Young University - Idaho, and I'm majoring in Web Design and Development with an emphasis in Development.
In this page I will be posting the projects I work on for CIT 261 Mobile Development during fall semester 2019. You can see the latest projects below.
Projects
Loops, Conditional Statements, Functions, Variables, Parameters, Arrays, Associative Arrays
Object Creation Functions, Inheritance, Properties, Methods, Instantiation
JSON Parse and Stringify
Using XMLHTTPRequest to Consume a JSON Web Service
Local Storage API, Storing and Retrieving Simple Data, Arrays, Associative Arrays, and Objects
DOM Manipulation Using createElement, appendChild, insertBefore, removeChild, etc.
Manipulating CSS Class Properties Using JavaScript
Creating CSS3 Transitions and Animations in CSS and triggering them with JavaScript
Standard JavaScript Events Including those for Mobile Devices ( Ex. onTouchBegin, onLoad, etc.) and Animation and Transition Events
HTML Tags Video, Audio and Canvas
Designing, Defining, and Triggering CSS3 Transitions without Custom Libraries
Designing, Defining, and Triggering CSS3 Transforms without Custom Libraries
Designing, Defining, and Triggering CSS3 Animations without Custom Libraries
Final Project: Weather App
Object Creation Functions, Inheritance, Properties, Methods, Instantiation
JSON Parse and Stringify
Using XMLHTTPRequest to Consume a JSON Web Service
Local Storage API, Storing and Retrieving Simple Data, Arrays, Associative Arrays, and Objects
DOM Manipulation Using createElement, appendChild, insertBefore, removeChild, etc.
Manipulating CSS Class Properties Using JavaScript
Creating CSS3 Transitions and Animations in CSS and triggering them with JavaScript
Standard JavaScript Events Including those for Mobile Devices ( Ex. onTouchBegin, onLoad, etc.) and Animation and Transition Events
HTML Tags Video, Audio and Canvas
Designing, Defining, and Triggering CSS3 Transitions without Custom Libraries
Designing, Defining, and Triggering CSS3 Transforms without Custom Libraries
Designing, Defining, and Triggering CSS3 Animations without Custom Libraries
Final Project: Weather App


The Mysore Palace is a historical palace and the royal residence at Mysore in the Indian State of Karnataka.
The palace is in the centre of Mysore, and faces the Chamundi Hills eastward. Mysore is commonly described as
the 'City of Palaces'.
The Brindavan Gardens is a garden located in the Mandya District of the Indian State of Karnataka.
Lorem, ipsum. It lies adjoining the Krishnarajasagara Dam which is built across the river Kaveri.
The Nanjundeshwara Temple is an ancient temple in the Hindu pilgrimage town of Nanjanagudu.
It is known for the ancient temple of the god Nanjundeshwar, also known as "Dakshina Prayaga".
Mysore Zoo is a 157-acre zoo located near the palace in Mysore, India. It is one of the oldest and most popular zoos in India, and is home to a wide range of species.
Mysore Zoo is one of the city's most popular attractions.
The Chamundeshwari Temple is a Hindu temple located on the top of Chamundi Hills about 13 km from the palace city of Mysore in the state of Karnataka in India.
The temple was named after Chamundeshwari or Durga, the
fierce form of Shakti.
Kukkarahalli Lake also called Kukkarhalli Kere, located in the heart of the Mysore city, adjoins the Manasgangotri, the Kalamandir and the Central Food Technological Research Institute campus.
It provides lung-space to
the city.
Daria Daulat Bagh is a palace situated in the city of Srirangapatna. In Srirangapatna is the Dariya Daulat Palace that is set amidst beautiful gardens called Daria Daulat Bagh.
Srirangapatna is an island in the river Kaveri,
about 14 km from Mysore.
Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum is the first sand sculpture museum in India, located in Mysore, Karnataka.
It was inaugurated in 2014, with 150 sand sculptures on display, on a one-acre land at the base of Chamundi Hills.
Birds: Around 170 different species of birds have been spotted in Ranganathittu.
Most commonly seen birds have Painted Stork, Kingfishers, Cormorants, Darter, Herons, River Tern, Egrets, Indian Roller, Ibis, Spoonbill, Great Stone Plover, and Pelicans.
The Gumbaz at Srirangapatna is a Muslim mausoleum at the centre of a landscaped garden, holding the graves of Tippu Sultan, his father Hyder Ali, and his mother Fakhr-Un-Nisa.
It was built by Tippu Sultan to house the graves of his parents.
The Folklore Museum at Mysore, India, is a museum which exhibits folk art and crafts from all over the state of Karnataka.
A rich reservoir of over 6500 unique folklore items including elements from dance, music, art,
literature and drama.
The Chamundi Hills are located 13 km east of Mysore, the Palace City, in Karnataka, India. The average elevation is 1,000 metres (3,300 ft).
The Chamundeshwari Temple is located atop the Chamundi Hills.The Chamundeshwari
Temple is located atop the Chamundi Hills.
The museum is opposite the Central Food Technology and Research Institute on Krishnaraja Sagar Road.
It has locomotives and a gallery of photographs and paintings depicting the growth of railways in India.
St. Philomena’s Cathedral is a Catholic church that is the cathedral of the Diocese of Mysore, India.
It is also known as St. Joseph's Cathedral. It was constructed in 1936 using a Neo Gothic style
Balmuri Falls is a man-made cascade on the Cauvery River. This 6-feet-tall waterfall is created by check-dam on the river.
Flanked by coconut palms and green scenery, Balmuri Waterfalls is a popular picnic spot
for people from Mysore and Bangalore.
GRS Snow Park, a delightful winter paradise with so many snow activities at -10°C.
Experience Blizzard Slides, Alpine Bridge Cross, Tube Sledding, Frozen Cafe and so much more ! Experience snow fall like never before !


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dKeras API¶
-
class
dkeras.
dKeras
(model, verbose: bool = True, weights: list = None, n_workers: int = None, init_ray: bool = True, rm_existing_ray: bool = False, rm_local_model: bool = True, wait_for_workers: bool = False, redis_address: str = None, n_cpus_per_worker: int = None, n_gpus_per_worker: int = None, n_cpus_per_server: int = None)¶ Distributed Keras Model Wrapper.
It will automatically set up remote workers and data servers for data parallelism algorithms. Using the same notation as a regular Keras model, it makes distributing a Keras model simple.
from tensorflow.keras.applications import ResNet50 from dkeras import dKeras model = dKeras(ResNet50) preds = model.predict(data)
- Parameters
model – Un-initialized Keras model
verbose – Verbose setting boolean variable. Default is False.
weights – Weights arg for prebuilt models, example: ResNet50( weights=’imagenet’). Default is None.
n_workers – Integer number of worker processes. If left None, then it will automatically find the an estimate of the optimal number of workers. Default is None.
init_ray – Boolean arg for whether to initialize Ray within the model initialization. Default is False.
rm_existing_ray – Boolean arg for whether to remove any existing Ray clusters. Default is True.
rm_local_model – Boolean arg for whether to remove the local copy of the Keras model for memory conservation. Default is False.
wait_for_workers – Boolean arg for whether to wait for all of the worker processes to initialize and connect to the data server.
redis_address – In the case of initializing Ray inside of model initialization, the redis address is required for connecting to existing Ray clusters.
n_cpus_per_worker – The integer number of CPUs per worker processes. If left None, it will allocate automatically. The default is None.
n_gpus_per_worker – The integer or float number of GPUs per worker processes. If left None, it will allocate automatically. The default is None.
n_cpus_per_server – The integer number of CPUs per data server. If left None, it will allocate automatically. The default is None.
-
close
(stop_ray=False)¶ Close the Ray workers for the model
- Parameters
stop_ray – Boolean value for whether to close Ray cluster
return: None
-
is_ready
()¶ Wait for workers to initialize
- Returns
True
-
predict
(data, distributed=True, close=False)¶ Run inference on a data batch, returns predictions
- Parameters
data – numpy array of images
distributed – True for distributed inference, false for serial
close – boolean value for whether to stop workers
return: Predictions


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The city of Bozeman, Montana has decided that all applicants for city jobs must provide them with the usernames and passwords for social networking sites, forums, and chatrooms that the applicant participates in. This fits into the category of things I think are hoaxes until I read it a few times over.
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PTPServer is a PTP server, it implements HFS and PTPCon protocols over UDP (on default PTP server port 52000). Clients may connect to the server and use it to open a console and access the file system. Server makes visible the part of the file tree, started from the working directory. You can also run applications on the server side from this subtree.
CCore-PTPServer.exe [c]
The only argument is a symbol 'c'. If it is given, server will stop execution once a console is closed by a client.
While server is running, you can enter the following commands:
help stat clear exit
help prints a brief help.
stat prints a statistic.
clear clears statistic counters.
exit exits the server.
To work with the server, you may use HFS, PTPCon, PTPSupport PTP services.


Tetris Font |
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Tetris is among the best-selling (and perhaps best-known) video games ever. We grew up playing the Game Boy and Spectrum HoloByte PC editions. Erik is even a Tetris Master. Nowadays you can play in your browser or on a Switch or on PS4/PC/VR.
Font design. Each letter in this typeface is made up of exactly one of each of the Tetris pieces: (I), (J), (L), (O), (S), (T), and (Z). Furthermore, the letter is designed so that it can actually be constructed by stacking these pieces one at a time and be supported by previous pieces, as in Tetris. These designs were found by hand, aided by the BurrTools software which enabled searching for whether the Tetris pieces could fit inside a candidate outline for a letter. The piece colors roughly follow The Tetris Company's standard colors, or you can switch to black pieces. The initial rotations follow the standard Super Rotation System.
Puzzles. In the puzzle font, the letters are at the correct rotations and horizontal positions, and their vertical position represents their drop sequence. Drop the pieces in your head (or via animate) to figure out what letter is encoded. • Even without puzzle font turned on, in the animated font, you can try to guess what the letter is before all the pieces have arrived. • One final set of puzzles: In the unanimated unpuzzle black-pieces font, try to figure out how one of each Tetris piece perfectly packs that shape. (This is the task that BurrTools is very good at.)
Related mathematics. (Perfect-information) Tetris is NP-complete, meaning that it's computationally intractable to figure out whether you can survive, or clear the board, given an initial board configuration and a sequence of n pieces to come. Similar results hold for k-tris played with k-ominoes instead of tetrominoes. Most recently, we analyzed the complexity of Tetris with few rows or columns; this font appears in that paper.
Acknowledgments. This font was inspired by a collaboration with Alex Streif and Kate Jones of Kadon Enterprises during BRIDGES 2017, where we started designing a font using just 5 pieces: the “free tetrominoes” where S is the same piece as Z and J is the same piece as L. Relatedly, Kate Jones designed other polyomino fonts included in some Kadon manuals. By contrast, this typeface aims closer to the rules of Tetris, where reflection matters and the pieces must stack and be supported.
Check out other mathematical and puzzle fonts. • Feedback or not working? Email Erik.


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IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS A film review by Andreas Kutschera Copyright 1994 Andreas Kutschera
Recommendation: Worth paying extra money at a good theatre (7/10)
Production country/year USA 1994, New Line Cinema Running Length: 95 mins.
Credits: Director: John Carpenter Screenplay: Michael De Luca Camera: Gary B. Kibbe Music: Jon Carpenter and Jim Lang Special Makeup Effects: KNB EFX Group Special Visual Effects: Industrial Light & Magic Actors: Sam Neill (John Trent) Julie Carmen (Linda Styles) Juergen Prochnow (Sutter Cane) special appearance by Charlton Heston
John Carpenter is back. And my, was I scared. After a long absence from the screen, John Carpenter does again what he does best and that is horror movies.
The story starts very simple: John Trent is a private eye who is mainly working for insurance companies until he is hired by a publishing house. His job is to find Sutter Cane, their premier horror writer. Cane is even more successful than Stephen King, his newest book is late, fans are going nuts because advance orders cannot be fulfilled.
From that premise starts a journey into a nightmare. Yeah, I know, that's what they tell you about every horror movie. In this one, reality is soon mixed with fantasy as Trent and Styles (Cane's editor at Arcane Books) try to find Cane somewhere in New England (and no, they don't even go near Bangor, Maine). People appear out of nowhere and vanish again, things seem to be changing constantly, there are even the obligatory "go back, before it's too late" warnings. Of course, there is also the unthinkable horror from Beyond. It soon gets to a point when no one knows anymore whether this is reality or not.
And that is the scary part IMHO. You have no control over what is happening because you don't know if you dream or are awake.
"Them special effects is fantastic," but what else would you expect from ILM? The story is rather consistent (if you accept the basic horror premises :-) and the acting is very good, except for Julie Carmen. She only seems to have one face (except for two or three scenes) and her voice shows absolutely no emotion. That was one rare instance when I wished I had watched the dubbed version. Sam Neill continues to impress me. This is the third totally different role I remember after THE PIANO and JURASSIC PARK and he still comes out strong. He's definitely not one-dimensional.
I watched this movie in a THX theatre (the movie has DTS, so I probably got a good estimate) and wholly recommed it for a big screen with DTS. It is definitely worth the Ecu 6-8 (1 Ecu ~ 1 $) they're going to charge you.
I give this movie an 7 on the Movie Ratings Ballot.
- Andreas Kutschera<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Oh, and one tiny little personal spoiler:
Charlton Heston does not die at the end of the movie.
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Essex Boys - Review
by Julie Kimpton and Heather Williams
05 April 2000
It looks like scissors cutting a light silk curtain, but somehow you know it must be a knife ripping through flesh. With the cloying agony of fingernails clawing down a blackboard, as soon as the opening titles hit the screen, you know that Essex Boys is going to be no easy ride.
Essex Boys is a snapshot of life in the Essex underworld, narrated by Billy Reynolds (Charlie Creed-Miles), a young taxi driver who is hired by John Dyke (Tom Wilkinson) as a driver for Jason Locke (Sean Bean), a local villain who has just been released from a five year prison sentence.
Billy is a wannabe on the periphery of Locke's shady world. He has carried out small delivery jobs for Dyke in the past with no questions asked, and is impressed by the glamour of Locke's lifestyle. He's envious of the big cars, the money, and - absurdly - that he manages to get into nightclubs without queuing.
This is the life that Billy yearns after. This is what he wants. But he soon sees that it goes way beyond that. His naive ideals of a glamorous lifestyle are quickly shattered as he realizes he's in way too deep - and that being part of Locke's circle has a very uncompromising downside.
Jason Locke is a man with absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
Unflinching in its dialogue and depiction, Essex Boys is a brilliantly acted portrayal of the lives of a disparate group of villains who form the underbelly of Essex society. Occasionally, this uncompromising inside look makes the hairs on the back of your neck prickle. At times, it is not an easy film to watch, and there are scenes of frighteningly realistic violence. There are moments when Sean Bean's character is relentless in his brutality, letting fly with a viciousness that is almost palpable.
"Jason is a volatile time-bomb just waiting to go off," Sean says. "He's headstrong and very temperamental. He will fly off the handle without notice, and it's this unpredictability that makes him very dangerous to be around."
Too true. His performance was disturbingly believable.
Director Terry Winsor adds, "The violence is pretty real, and it's not done for fun."
Terry Winsor's direction is a masterpiece. He has equated it to Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas, and there will inevitably be comparisons with Gary Oldman's recent Nil by Mouth. But unlike the factual, documentary style of Scorsese's film, or the fly-on-the-wall approach of Oldman, Winsor and co-writer-producer Geoff Pope have gone for a style that is largely driven by narrative.
Sean has worked with Winsor before, in Fools Gold, and seems to work well with his style of direction. Winsor said that the film was not written with particular cast members in mind, but then he backtracks somewhat: "I kind of had Sean at the back of my mind as I'd worked with him before. There was always something that seemed to come back to the qualities that he could offer, and then it became a natural process to offer the part to him."
Those who remember Sean Bean only from roles such as Mellors, the gamekeeper in Lady Chatterley, and Sharpe, where he plays the hero, famous for getting out of his clothes and into bed with the ladies, might be disappointed by Essex Boys. But fans of Sean Bean (an actor of consummate skill and considerable range - witness Caravaggio, The Field and Clarissa) will be stunned by his performance as the volatile, brutal Locke.
The relationship between Jason Locke and his wife Lisa (Alex Kingston) is an important part of the plot, and their interaction is explored in some depth. Lisa is a very strong character; she has to be, to survive in Locke's world. Several scenes involve Lisa being violently assaulted by Locke, who is paranoid that she has "played away" during his time inside.
Alex Kingston was understandably nervous about filming some of these scenes, but found that working with Sean made the process easier. "I'm an instinctive actress, and watching Sean he seems to be an instinctive actor too. He's very at home physically with his body. We seemed to work together well as a couple - we were well matched."
All the characterisations in the film are excellently scripted, and written with considerable depth. Charlie Creed-Miles plays Billy with aplomb, his naive desire to get "in" with the villains leading him to carry out ever more brutal acts, which he continually tries to explain away. One of the most difficult characters to assess is that of Dyke (Tom Wilkinson) - you never quite feel you have got his full measure. Wilkinson skilfully brings out these incongruities in his portrayal of Dyke as a seemingly soft-touch with a steely core.
The film was inspired by a real life incident in which police found three men shot dead in a Range Rover. However, the writers are keen to stress that is a fictional study of the events leading to that night. "Those are real people with real families," Pope says, "so we didn't want to make it that story."
In fact, this could have been any place, at any time; but armed with their inspiration, the writers adapted their ideas to an Essex setting, where camera shots of boggy marshes and spreading mud flats lend themselves wonderfully to an atmosphere which at times is exceptionally bleak.
The result is a fast-moving story with a plot that, at first, seems to follow the standard gangster movie trail of heist and subsequent cross and double cross.
But there are unexpected twists and stings in the tail which confound us as much as they seem to confound Billy, our guide though this nightmare world.
A couple of moments are reminiscent of Michael Caine's narrative to camera in Alfie, and though Essex Boys is infinitely darker in approach, the film's cynical portrait of street life is just as observant. Like Alfie, Billy addresses us directly, and casually, as though this might be familiar ground to us. We've been away for a while and just need to catch up with what's been going on. His narrative is a useful scripting tool, which links the various parts of the film together and furthers the storyline in a very effective way.
Seeing things from Billy's point of view helps us to understand what life in his situation would be like...the uncertainty, the horrors, the pain and the laughter.
And there is a lot of humour in Essex Boys. It's black humour - to match the tone of the film - but it's there and it makes you laugh, wryly, at the fact that these characters still have time for levity in their lives.
A large proportion of the film's scenes were shot at night, but this isn't a problem. The results are excellent - we don't have to peer into the darkness to see what is happening or bend our heads forward to hear what is being said. The dialogue is completely understandable; the action is well-lit and clear.
Confession time: this was not a film, given other circumstances, that we would have chosen to go and see. It's not "our" type of film. We would have prejudged it as a Big Mistake.
I'm glad to say we were very, very wrong. Essex Boys is a gripping, compelling story. We need to know what is going to happen to each of the characters: we feel compelled to locate the victims, but we're thwarted at every turn, as each seemingly innocent personality reveals a new and ever more tainted layer.
Essex Boys is a film about betrayal. Ultimately, everyone betrays someone, and, in turn, they are also betrayed. Life in this underworld has no Hollywood-style happy endings; there are no morality tale rules that dictate good must always triumph over evil.
"Pete says it's good. But then Pete always says it's good," several presumed acquaintances of Essex Boys' PR guru were overheard remarking before the film screening began.
Don't worry, Pete: this time you were perfectly right. This is a film which deserves to be a huge success.
Because the miracle of Essex Boys is that you do actually care what happens to such irredeemably abominable characters. Because, in the end, they're victims - all of them.
-- The Compleat Sean Bean http://persweb.direct.ca/wkent/seanbean.html
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Installation of the Elastic Search ELK stack on an Ubuntu 16.04 server.
NOTICE
| I have disabled the Ngninx reverse proxy. This allows easy update of certificate under letsencrypt and makes the site unavailable. to re-enable, the domain must be removed from the general server and the kibana config must be file linked. |
Requirements
A working Ubuntu 16.04 server.
Install Oracle’s Java JDK
| Mostly follows https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-java-with-apt-get-on-ubuntu-16-04 |
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sudo apt-get install default-jdk
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sudo apt install software-properties-common
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sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
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sudo apt-get update
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sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer
Set as default java
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sudo update-alternatives --config java
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For my system the path is /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracle/jre/bin/java
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sudo nano /etc/environment
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Add JAVA_HOME="path" where path is the system path you just set.
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Save and exit nano
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source /etc/environment
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Verify with
echo $JAVA_HOME
Install Elasticsearch
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Signing key,
wget -qO - https://artifacts.elastic.co/GPG-KEY-elasticsearch | sudo apt-key add -
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sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https
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echo "deb https://artifacts.elastic.co/packages/5.x/apt stable main" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/elastic-5.x.list
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sudo apt-get update
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sudo apt-get install elasticsearch
Ensure Elasticsearch starts on boot.
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sudo /bin/systemctl daemon-reload
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sudo update-rc.d elasticsearch defaults 95 10
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sudo /bin/systemctl enable elasticsearch.service
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Start
sudo service elasticsearch start
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Stop
sudo service elasticsearch stop
Verify Elasticsearch is running.
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sudo service elasticsearch status
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check logfile
sudo cat /var/log/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.log
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Check with HTTP request
curl -XGET 'localhost:9200/?pretty'
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No curl? Install it
sudo apt install curl
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Basic Elasticsearch configuration
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sudo nano /etc/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.yml
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Set the cluster.name and node.name
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Set path.data: /var/lib/elasticsearch
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Set xpack.security.enabled: false
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Save and exit
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Reload,
sudo service elasticsearch restart
Install X-Pack for Elasticsearch
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sudo /usr/share/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-plugin install x-pack
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sudo service elasticsearch restart
Install Kibana
| Mostly follows https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/5.0/deb.html and https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-elasticsearch-logstash-and-kibana-elk-stack-on-ubuntu-14-04 |
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sudo apt install kibana
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sudo update-rc.d kibana defaults 95 10
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sudo /bin/systemctl enable kibana.service
Configure
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sudo nano /etc/kibana/kibana.yml
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Set server.host: "localhost"
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Set xpack.security.enabled: false
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NGinx Reverse Proxy
| Since Kibana listens on localhost, a reverse proxy is needed to allow external access to. Nginx has great reverse proxy capabilities. |
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sudo apt-get install nginx apache2-utils
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sudo htpasswd -c /etc/nginx/htpasswd.users kibanaadmin
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Use a different user than kibanaadmin
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Enter your unique password
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sudo mv /etc/nginx/sites-available/default /etc/nginx/sites-available/default-orig
Configure Nginx to direct HTTP requests to the Kibana, listening on localhost:5601. Nginx will use the htpasswd.users file and require basic authentication.
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sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/default
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Enter the following, save, and exit
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server { listen 80; server_name your_domain.com; location / { proxy_pass http://localhost:5601; proxy_http_version 1.1; proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection 'upgrade'; proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_cache_bypass $http_upgrade; } }
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sudo service nginx restart
You may verify that Kibana is working with Elasticsearch by visiting your_domain.com. Nginx should direct you to the Kibana management page, requesting that you configure an index pattern. We will return to setting an index pattern later. If Kibana complains that it cannot connect to Elasticsearch, verify that elasticsearch is running and ready.
Install X-Pack for Kibana
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sudo /usr/share/kibana/bin/kibana-plugin install x-pack
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sudo service kibana restart
Install Logstash
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For reasons related to $JAVA_HOME, I was unable to install logstash using sudo.
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sudo -i
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apt install logstash
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exit
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Test it
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I also had some problems locating the /etc/logstash/logstash.yml file
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/usr/share/logstash/bin/logstash --path.settings /etc/logstash -e 'input { stdin { } } output { stdout {} }'
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hello world
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Should see reply similar to 2016-12-01T02:12:53.612Z localhost hello world
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Exit with _ CTRL-D_
Beats
Logstash on the ELK server must be configured to accept data from the various Beats.
Generate SSL Certificates
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sudo mkdir -p /etc/pki/tls/certs
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sudo mkdir /etc/pki/tls/private
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cd /etc/pki/tls
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In the following command, replace elk.server.name with the fully qualified domain name of your elk server.
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sudo openssl req -subj '/CN=elk.server.name/' -x509 -days 3650 -batch -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout private/logstash-forwarder.key -out certs/logstash-forwarder.crt
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Configure Logstash
Verify that the Beats input plugin is available to Logstash, /usr/share/logstash/bin/logstash-plugin list
. Look for logstash-input-beats.
OTHER
I have installed 2 pdf to other converters on my windows.
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Tika, https://tika.apache.org/1.14/gettingstarted.html
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java -jar c:\bin\tika-app.jar -t test2.pdf
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pdf2htmlEX, https://github.com/coolwanglu/pdf2htmlEX **
Another possibility is tabula, http://tabula.technology/
Working with Python 2.7
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sudo apt-get install python
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sudo apt-get install python-elasticsearch


Top 5 Mentor - CH20
Competition information
- Category: Open Source Project Competition
- Organizer:Hakincodes
- Topic:Data Structures & Algorithms, C++, C, Python
- Competition date:Aug,2020 - Sept,2020
- Competition URL: Contributor's Hack
Contributor's Hack is an Open-Source Program organized by
HakinCodes that unites students, developers, engineers, and
innovators from different places and culture to be a part of one
and a half months of learning and contributing to Open-Source
Projects for building their skills and learning how to collaborate
and work together in a dev community.
I have been selected as a mentor for a project NeoAlgo and
guided the participants with their pull requests & technical doubts
Also got selected as top 5 mentors in the entire team.


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About
I am a graduate student in ECE department at University of Texas at Austin. I am fortunate to be advised by Sujay Sanghavi. Before coming to UT, I got my Bachelor degree from Tsinghua University, EE Department in 2015.
My current research goal is to understand and design efficient and robust algorithms with provable guarantees. I am also broadly interested in the theoretical understanding of foundational machine learning problems.
I can be reached at: shenyanyao AT utexas DOT edu
Experience
Research Scientist Intern
Amazon Search, MIDAS Team 2019.08 -- 2019.11
Quantitative Research Intern
Two Sigma 2019.05 -- 2019.08
Research Intern
Microsoft Research Asia, Machine Learning Team 2017.06 -- 2017.09
Research Scientist Intern
Amazon AWS, Deep Learning Team 2017.01 -- 2017.05
Publications & Preprints
Machine Learning
- Interaction Hard Thresholding: Consistent Sparse Quadratic Regression in Sub-Quadratic Time and Space. NeurIPS, 2019. [arxiv] [NeurIPS link]
- Shuo Yang *, Yanyao Shen *, Sujay Sanghavi.
- Iteratively Least Trimmed Squares for Mixed Linear Regression. NeurIPS, 2019. [arxiv] [NeurIPS link]
- Yanyao Shen, Sujay Sanghavi.
- Learning with Bad Training Data via Iterative Trimmed Loss Minimization. ICML, 2019. [arxiv] [ICML link]
- Yanyao Shen, Sujay Sanghavi.
- On Robust Learning of Ising Models. NeurIPS 2018 Workshop On Relational Learning. [link]
- Erik Lindgren, Vatsal Shah, Yanyao Shen, Alex Dimakis, Adam Klivans.
- High Dimensional Robust Sparse Regression. AISTATS, 2020. [arxiv]
- Liu Liu, Yanyao Shen, Tianyang Li, Constantine Caramanis.
- Dense Information Flow for Neural Machine Translation. NAACL, 2018. [arxiv] [NAACL link]
- Yanyao Shen, Xu Tan, Di He, Tao Qin, Tie-Yan Liu.
- Deep Active Learning for Named Entity Recognition. ICLR, 2018 [arxiv] [ICLR link]. Short version in ACL workshop, 2017. [ACL workshop link]
- Yanyao Shen, Hyokun Yun, Zachary Lipton, Yakov Kronrod, Animashree Anandkumar.
- Normalized Spectral Map Synchronization. NIPS, 2016.
- Yanyao Shen, Qixing Huang, Nathan Srebro, Sujay Sanghavi. [NIPS link]
Wireless Communications
- Location-aware device communication design: exploration and exploitation on energy. IEEE Wireless Commun. [link]
- Yanyao Shen, Chunxiao Jiang, Tony Q.S. Quek, and Yong Ren.
- Device-to-Device-Assisted Communications in Cellular Networks: An Energy Efficient Approach in Downlink Video Sharing Scenario. IEEE Trans. Wireless Commun. [link]
- Yanyao Shen, Chunxiao Jiang, Tony Q.S. Quek, and Yong Ren.
- Energy Efficient D2D Communications: a Perspective of Mechanism Design. IEEE Trans. Wireless Commun. [link]
- Lei Xu, Chunxiao Jiang, Yanyao Shen, Tony Q.S. Quek, Zhu Han, and Yong Ren.
- Pricing equilibrium for data redistribution market in wireless networks with matching methodology. IEEE ICC, 2015. [link]
- Yanyao Shen, Chunxiao Jiang, Tony Q.S. Quek, Haijun Zhang, and Yong Ren.
- Device-to-device cluster assisted downlink video sharing — A base station energy saving approach. IEEE GlobalSIP, 2014. [link]
- Yanyao Shen, Chunxiao Jiang, Tony Q.S. Quek, Haijun Zhang, and Yong Ren.
Services
Reviewer for: NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, AAAI, JMLR.