Lavacharts
class Lavacharts (View source)
Lavacharts - A PHP wrapper library for the Google Chart API
Constants
| VERSION |
Lavacharts version
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Methods
Creates Volcano & Javascript Factory
Magic function to reduce repetitive coding and create aliases.
Create a new ControlWrapper from a Filter
Create a new ChartWrapper from a Chart
Renders Charts or Dashboards into the page
Outputs the link to the Google JSAPI
Checks to see if the given chart or dashboard exists in the volcano storage.
Fetches an existing Chart or Dashboard from the volcano storage.
Details
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Lavacharts
__construct()
Creates Volcano & Javascript Factory
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mixed
__call(
string $method,
array $arguments)
Magic function to reduce repetitive coding and create aliases.
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DataTable
DataTable(
string $timezone = null)
Create a new DataTable
If the additional DataTablePlus package is available, then one will be created, otherwise a standard DataTable is returned.
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DataTable
Dashboard(
string $label)
Create a new Dashboard
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ControlWrapper
ControlWrapper(
Filter $filter,
string $elementId)
Create a new ControlWrapper from a Filter
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ChartWrapper
ChartWrapper(
Chart $chart,
string $elementId)
Create a new ChartWrapper from a Chart
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string
render(
string $type,
string $label,
string $elementId,
mixed $divDimensions = false)
Renders Charts or Dashboards into the page
Given a type, label, and HTML element id, this will output all of the necessary javascript to generate the chart or dashboard.
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string
jsapi()
Outputs the link to the Google JSAPI
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boolean
exists(
string $type,
string $label)
Checks to see if the given chart or dashboard exists in the volcano storage.
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mixed
fetch(
string $type,
string $label)
Fetches an existing Chart or Dashboard from the volcano storage.


Interface for Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) controller. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | QspiMemCmd_t |
| qspi command structure More... | |
| struct | QspiBuffer_t |
| qspi buffer structure More... | |
| struct | QspiInstFrame_t |
| qspi frame structure for QSPI mode More... | |
| union | QspiInstFrame_t::_QspiInstFrame |
| struct | QspiInstFrame_t::_QspiInstFrame::_QspiInstFrameBM |
| struct | Qspid_t |
| qspi driver structure More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | QSPI_SCBR(baudrate, masterClock) ((uint32_t) (masterClock / baudrate) << 8) |
| Here are several macros which should be used when configuring a SPI peripheral. More... | |
| #define | QSPI_DLYBS(delay, masterClock) ((uint32_t) (((masterClock / 1000000) * delay) / 1000) << 16) |
| Calculates the value of the CSR DLYBS field given the desired delay (in ns) More... | |
| #define | QSPI_DLYBCT(delay, masterClock) ((uint32_t) (((masterClock / 1000000) * delay) / 32000) << 24) |
| Calculates the value of the CSR DLYBCT field given the desired delay (in ns) More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | Access_t { CmdAccess = 0, ReadAccess, WriteAccess } |
| qspi access modes More... | |
| enum | QspiMode_t { SpiMode = QSPI_MR_SMM_SPI, QspiMemMode = QSPI_MR_SMM_MEMORY } |
| qspi modes SPI or QSPI More... | |
| enum | QspiClockMode_t { ClockMode_00 = 0, ClockMode_10, ClockMode_01, ClockMode_11 } |
| qspi clock modes , regarding clock phase and clock polarity More... | |
| enum | QspidStatus_t { QSPI_SUCCESS = 0, QSPI_BUSY, QSPI_BUSY_SENDING, QSPI_READ_ERROR, QSPI_WRITE_ERROR, QSPI_UNKNOWN_ERROR, QSPI_INIT_ERROR, QSPI_INPUT_ERROR, QSPI_TOTAL_ERROR } |
| qspi status codes More... | |
| enum | QspiStatus_t { IsReceived = QSPI_SR_RDRF, IsTxSent = QSPI_SR_TDRE, IsTxEmpty = QSPI_SR_TXEMPTY, IsOverrun = QSPI_SR_OVRES, IsCsRise = QSPI_SR_CSR, IsCsAsserted = QSPI_SR_CSS, IsEofInst = QSPI_SR_INSTRE, IsEnabled = QSPI_SR_QSPIENS } |
| qspi status regiter bits More... | |
Functions | |
| void | QSPI_SwReset (Qspi *pQspi) |
| Resets a QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| void | QSPI_Disable (Qspi *pQspi) |
| Disables a QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| void | QSPI_Enable (Qspi *pQspi) |
| Enables a QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_EndTransfer (Qspi *pQspi) |
| Ends ongoing transfer by releasing CS of QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| uint32_t | QSPI_GetStatus (Qspi *pQspi, const QspiStatus_t rStatus) |
| Get the current status register of the given QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| void | QSPI_ConfigureClock (Qspi *pQspi, QspiClockMode_t ClockMode, uint32_t dwClockCfg) |
| Configures peripheral clock of a QSPI/SPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_SingleReadSPI (Qspid_t *pQspid, uint16_t *const pData) |
| Reads the data received by a SPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_MultiReadSPI (Qspid_t *pQspid, uint16_t *const pData, uint32_t NumOfBytes) |
| Reads multiple data received by a SPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_SingleWriteSPI (Qspid_t *pQspid, uint16_t const *pData) |
| Sends a single data through a SPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_MultiWriteSPI (Qspid_t *pQspid, uint16_t const *pData, uint32_t NumOfBytes) |
| Sends multiple data through a SPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_EnableIt (Qspi *pQspi, uint32_t dwSources) |
| Enables one or more interrupt sources of a QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_DisableIt (Qspi *pQspi, uint32_t dwSources) |
| Disables one or more interrupt sources of a QSPI peripheral. More... | |
| uint32_t | QSPI_GetItMask (Qspi *pQspi) |
| Return the interrupt mask register. More... | |
| uint32_t | QSPI_GetEnabledItStatus (Qspi *pQspi) |
| Returns enabled interrupt status. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_ConfigureInterface (Qspid_t *pQspid, QspiMode_t Mode, uint32_t dwConfiguration) |
| Configures QSPI/SPI. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_SendCommand (Qspid_t *pQspi, uint8_t const KeepCfg) |
| Send an instruction over QSPI (oly a flash command no data) More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_SendCommandWithData (Qspid_t *pQspi, uint8_t const KeepCfg) |
| Send instruction over QSPI with data. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_ReadCommand (Qspid_t *pQspi, uint8_t const KeepCfg) |
| Send instruction over QSPI to read data. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_EnableMemAccess (Qspid_t *pQspi, uint8_t const KeepCfg, uint8_t ScrambleFlag) |
| Sends an instruction over QSPI and configures other related address like Addr , Frame and synchronise bus access before data read or write. More... | |
| QspidStatus_t | QSPI_ReadWriteMem (Qspid_t *pQspid, Access_t const ReadWrite) |
| Writes or reads the QSPI memory (0x80000000) to transmit or receive data from Flash memory. More... | |
Interface for Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) controller.
| #define QSPI_DLYBCT | ( | delay, | |
| masterClock | |||
| ) | ((uint32_t) (((masterClock / 1000000) * delay) / 32000) << 24) |
Calculates the value of the CSR DLYBCT field given the desired delay (in ns)
| #define QSPI_DLYBS | ( | delay, | |
| masterClock | |||
| ) | ((uint32_t) (((masterClock / 1000000) * delay) / 1000) << 16) |
Calculates the value of the CSR DLYBS field given the desired delay (in ns)
| #define QSPI_SCBR | ( | baudrate, | |
| masterClock | |||
| ) | ((uint32_t) (masterClock / baudrate) << 8) |
Here are several macros which should be used when configuring a SPI peripheral.
| enum Access_t |
| enum QspiClockMode_t |
| enum QspidStatus_t |
| enum QspiMode_t |
| enum QspiStatus_t |
| void QSPI_ConfigureClock | ( | Qspi * | pQspi, |
| QspiClockMode_t | ClockMode, | ||
| uint32_t | dwClockCfg | ||
| ) |
Configures peripheral clock of a QSPI/SPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| dwConfiguration | Desired clock configuration. |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_ConfigureInterface | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| QspiMode_t | Mode, | ||
| uint32_t | dwConfiguration | ||
| ) |
Configures QSPI/SPI.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| Mode | Mode for QSPI or SPI |
| dwConfiguration | Config of SPI or QSPI mode |
| void QSPI_Disable | ( | Qspi * | pQspi | ) |
Disables a QSPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_DisableIt | ( | Qspi * | pQspi, |
| uint32_t | dwSources | ||
| ) |
Disables one or more interrupt sources of a QSPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| sources | Bitwise OR of selected interrupt sources. |
| void QSPI_Enable | ( | Qspi * | pQspi | ) |
Enables a QSPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_EnableIt | ( | Qspi * | pQspi, |
| uint32_t | dwSources | ||
| ) |
Enables one or more interrupt sources of a QSPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| sources | Bitwise OR of selected interrupt sources. |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_EnableMemAccess | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint8_t const | KeepCfg, | ||
| uint8_t | ScrambleFlag | ||
| ) |
Sends an instruction over QSPI and configures other related address like Addr , Frame and synchronise bus access before data read or write.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| KeepCfg | To keep Instruction from value or resets to zero |
| ScrambleFlag | Enable or disable scramble on QSPI |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_EndTransfer | ( | Qspi * | pQspi | ) |
Ends ongoing transfer by releasing CS of QSPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| uint32_t QSPI_GetEnabledItStatus | ( | Qspi * | pQspi | ) |
Returns enabled interrupt status.
| uint32_t QSPI_GetItMask | ( | Qspi * | pQspi | ) |
Return the interrupt mask register.
| uint32_t QSPI_GetStatus | ( | Qspi * | pQspi, |
| const QspiStatus_t | rStatus | ||
| ) |
Get the current status register of the given QSPI peripheral.
| pQspi | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| rStatus | Compare status with given status bit |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_MultiReadSPI | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint16_t *const | pData, | ||
| uint32_t | NumOfBytes | ||
| ) |
Reads multiple data received by a SPI peripheral.
This method must be called after a successful SPI_Write call.
| pQspid | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| pData | Pointer to read buffer |
| NumOfBytes | Num of bytes to read |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_MultiWriteSPI | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint16_t const * | pData, | ||
| uint32_t | NumOfBytes | ||
| ) |
Sends multiple data through a SPI peripheral.
| pQspid | Pointer to a Qspi instance. |
| pData | Pointer to a Tx buffer |
| NumOfBytes | Num of data to send. |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_ReadCommand | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint8_t const | KeepCfg | ||
| ) |
Send instruction over QSPI to read data.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| KeepCfg | To keep Instruction from value or resets to zero |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_ReadWriteMem | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| Access_t const | ReadWrite | ||
| ) |
Writes or reads the QSPI memory (0x80000000) to transmit or receive data from Flash memory.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| ReadWrite | Flag to indicate read/write QSPI memory access |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_SendCommand | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint8_t const | KeepCfg | ||
| ) |
Send an instruction over QSPI (oly a flash command no data)
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| KeepCfg | To keep Instruction fram value or restes to zero |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_SendCommandWithData | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint8_t const | KeepCfg | ||
| ) |
Send instruction over QSPI with data.
| pQspi | Pointer to an Qspi instance. |
| KeepCfg | To keep Instruction fram value or restes to zero |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_SingleReadSPI | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint16_t *const | pData | ||
| ) |
| QspidStatus_t QSPI_SingleWriteSPI | ( | Qspid_t * | pQspid, |
| uint16_t const * | pData | ||
| ) |


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raylib-cpp
C++ object-oriented wrapper library for raylib.
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Public Member Functions | |
| DroppedFiles () | |
| ~DroppedFiles () | |
| std::string | at (int pos) const |
| std::string | back () const |
| DroppedFiles & | Clear () |
| Clear dropped files paths buffer. More... | |
| void | clear () |
| int | Count () const |
| bool | empty () const |
| std::string | front () const |
| DroppedFiles & | Get () |
| Get the dropped files names. More... | |
| bool | IsFileDropped () const |
| Check if a file has been dropped into window. More... | |
| std::string | operator[] (int pos) |
| int | size () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | m_count |
| char ** | m_files |
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Definition at line 79 of file DroppedFiles.hpp.
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Clear dropped files paths buffer.
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Resource Type: ilb_healthcheck
- Defined in:
- lib/puppet/type/ilb_healthcheck.rb
- Providers:
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ilb_healthcheck
Overview
Manage Solaris Integrated Load Balancer (ILB) health check configuration. See: ilbadm(8)
Note
- Healthchecks cannot be removed/modified while they are assigned to rules
- Healthchecks cannot be modified only destroyed and recreated
- Attempts to modify assigned healthchecks will result in catalog run errors
Properties
-
count
Maximum number of attempts to run hc-test before marking a server as down. The default value is three iterations.
Supported values:- /^\d+$/
-
default_ping
(defaults to: true)
Execute default ping test before high layer health check tests. Default: true
Supported values:- true
- false
-
ensure
(defaults to: present)
The basic property that the resource should be in.
Supported values:- present
- absent
-
interval
Interval between invocations of hc-test. This value must be greater than hc-timeout times hc-count. The default value is 30 seconds.
Supported values:- /^\d+$/
-
test
UDP, TCP, external method (script or binary). An external method should be specified with a full path name.
Arguments to external methods $1 VIP (literal IPv4 or IPv6 address) $2 Server IP (literal IPv4 or IPv6 address) $3 Protocol (UDP, TCP as a string) $4 Numeric port range (the user-specified value for hc-port) $5 Maximum time (in seconds) that the test must wait before returning a failure. If the test runs beyond the specified time, it might be stopped, and the test is considered failed. This value is user-defined and specified in hc-timeout.
The user-supplied test, my-script, may or may not use all the arguments, but it must return one of the following: Round-trip time (RTT) in microseconds 0 if the test does not calculate RTT -1 for failure
Supported values:- tcp
- udp
- %r(^/.+)
-
timeout
Threshold at which a test is considered failed following interim failures of hc-test. If you kill an hc-test test, the result is considered a failure. The default value is five seconds.
Supported values:- /^\d+$/
Parameters
-
name (namevar)
Name for the health check


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ABSTRACT
Masalitina V.V., Gorobinska I.V., Mykitko V.A. Management of financial sustainability of the enterprise. Visnyk National Transport University. Series «Economic sciences». Scientific and Technical Collection. - Kyiv: National Transport University, 2020. - Issue 2 (47).
The article is devoted to the development of a mechanism for managing the financial stability of an enterprise, to determine its constituent elements and stages of its formation.
The topicality of the chosen topic is explained by the fact that financial stability is one of the main conditions of vital activity, development and ensuring a high level of competitiveness of the enterprise, it affects the stability of the financial condition, the ability to fulfill their obligations; lack of financial sustainability can lead to loss of solvency of the enterprise, destruction of strategic potential and threat to its financial security.
The object of study is the financial sustainability of the enterprise.
The purpose of the study is to develop directions for improving the management system and measures to improve the level of financial stability of the enterprise through the study of theoretical and practical aspects of the problem.
Research methods are the method of cognition, the method of system analysis, the method of analysis and synthesis, as well as the method of comparison.
In the course of the research the mechanism of management of financial stability of the enterprise is developed, its main constituent elements are determined, the stages of its implementation are analyzed, specific tools that can be used in its implementation are studied, the main tasks of financial stability management are summarized and the indicators of evaluation of the degree of their fulfillment are summarized.
The process of implementation of the mechanism of ensuring the financial stability of enterprises should be aimed at the solution of the main goals and objectives: ensuring the balance of assets and liabilities implies sufficient capital, flexible capital structure, organization of capital movements, provision of own capital to finance current assets; ensuring a balance of income and expenses implies a sufficient level of profitability, changing the structure of the expense of the economic process, increasing the volume of turnover; ensuring cash flow balances involves ensuring solvency, self-financing and creditworthiness, reducing receivables.
Conclusions - the need for constant balancing of assets and liabilities, income and expenses, positive and negative cash flows is at the heart of the financial stability management policy. Solving the issue of financial stability will allow you to make effective management decisions on the choice of strategy for financial development and will lead to the stabilization of the economic situation and increase the efficiency of the enterprise.
KEYWORDS: FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY, MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY, MECHANISM OF MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY.
REFERENCES
AUTHOR
Masalitina Victoria V., National Transport University, Assistant Professor of the Department of Finance, Accounting and Audit, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel. +380969201398, Ukraine, 01010, Kyiv, str. Omelyanovich-Pavlenka, 1, room 424, orcid.org/0000-0002-9088-3403.
Gorobinska Iryna V., National Transport University, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Finance, Accounting and Audit, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel. +380677822674, Ukraine, 01010, Kyiv, str. Omelyanovich-Pavlenka, 1, room 424, orcid.org/0000-0001-9670-7198.
Mykitko Vladislav A., National Transport University, student of the FT-I-1m group of the Faculty of Management, Logistics and Tourism, e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>tel. +380973969371, Ukraine, 01010, Kyiv, str. Omelyanovich-Pavlenka, 1, orcid.org/0000-0002-2148-8848.
REVIEWER
Bazilyuk A.V., Ph.D., Economics (Dr.), Professor, National Transport University, Professor of Department of Finances, Account and Audit, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Bondarenko E.V., Ph.D., Economics (Dr.), Professor, CJSC «UKRAKADEMINVESTBUD», director, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Article language: Ukrainian
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/visnyk/47/147.pdf
Print date: 15.04.2020
Online publication date: 27.10.2020


Cowboys LB Vander Esch out for Giants game
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Dallas Cowboys starting linebacker Leighton Vander Esch is inactive for their game against the New York Giants.
Vander Esch got hurt two weeks ago in the Cowboys’ win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Vander Esch, Dallas’ second-leading tackler, was listed as questionable Saturday with a neck injury.
Joe Thomas replaced Vander Esch in the Cowboys’ first game after a bye.
The Giants were without wide receiver Sterling Shepard for the fourth straight week with a concussion. He was listed as ready to play on Saturday but developed symptoms that put him back in the concussion protocol.
Also inactive for New York on Monday night are quarterback Alex Tanney, offensive tackle Eric Smith, offensive lineman Chad Slade, outside linebacker Chris Peace, linebacker Devonte Downs and defensive lineman R.J. McIntosh.
The Cowboys’ inactives include receivers Cedrick Wilson and Devin Smith, defensive end Joe Jackson, center Adam Redmond, offensive tackle Cameron Fleming and defensive tackle Trysten Hill.
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 If you like to see REAL machine learning code, try starting from this solution collection I have.
Here are my suggestions for people who are not very mathematical (i.e. you don’t breathe very difficult mathematics day-to-day), but more from a software engineer background. If you’re a very math guy (who can read without any code and start doing magic), this might not be the best approach for learning machine learning.
With absolutely no background, I highly recommend to begin with Andrew’s Ng “Machine Learning” course on Coursera, which is taught and geared towards an audience with no machine learning background.
https://www.coursera.org/course/ml
Recently I found that the Python machine learning library Sci-kit learn User Guide is very informative, with *runnable code*, which you can immediately see to the effects of what you are doing. I also recommend that a lot if you would prefer coding to learn (I need code to learn). Also, this library is also very easy to use and very powerful, which is the one I am using now primarily. However, you should approach only picking code examples and not aim to understand everything just reading once. Dive deeper when you need it on certain topics.
http://scikit-learn.org/stable/user_guide.html
Next, for Kaggle-specific competitions, Zygmunt’s (Foxtrot) blog at FastML also contains a lot of examples (though it might not run now due to the new submission rules) which brings you up to speed. You may also find a lot of code that other players shared in various competitions this various Kaggle competition forums, which is also good to get up to speed.
By now, you should be more than just unable to submit (I was there). I would suggest that you also start adding and fortifying theoretical and mathematical basics from Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell, which is a rather readable book (compared to other books, see below).
I know that the posters above recommended books like “The Elements of Statistical Learning”, or even I have books like “Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning”, “Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning”, I felt these are more mathematical and unless you are really natural at it, I believe you will find it less readable than Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell. Do note that this book is a classic and has not been updated for a bit (planned to), some recent adopted approaches like Random Forests are not included.
Machine Learning – Tom Mitchell
If you prefer a programmer’s introduction to machine learning, I believe you can try Programming Collective Intelligence which is geared towards software developers, less mathematics.
Programming Collective Intelligence
Like any other principles like web application development, this needs practice and deep understanding, and I think you will need datasets to start with for different examples, Sci-kit Learn has some sample datasets included, but you may also find it UCI Machine Learning Repository, if you feel adventurous.
UCI Machine Learning Repository
I have been in this position of no help and honestly the introduction is not easy. I really owe Zygmunt’s (Foxtrot) for the solution code to start with, I strongly suggest you to go check it out along side having Andrew Ng’s course. Thank you Zygmunt again (if you happen to read this). =]


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trait A
trait B
val f: A => B
val f: A => B
val g: B => C
val h: A => C = g(f(_))
trait A
trait B
A extends B
A extends B
val inc: A => B = x => x
There are three types of polymorphism:
Today we will discuss the interactions between subtype and parametric polymorphism.
Let \( Gen[T]\) be a genetic type and \( A \hookrightarrow B \), is it always true that \( Gen[A] \hookrightarrow Gen[B] \) ?
We call this property covariance.
trait Animal
trait Cat extends Animal
trait Dog extends Animal
trait Herd[T] {
def add(newAnimal: T): Unit
}
def addDog(animals: Herd[Animal]): Unit =
animals.add(Dog())
If \( Herd[Cat] \hookrightarrow Herd[Animal] \) then the following code should compile:
addDog(Herd[Cat]())
We need to work with immutable data structure.
class Medicine[T]
It is quite obvious that in this model we want \( Medicine[Animal] \hookrightarrow Medicine[Cat] \).
We call this property contraviariance.
Let \( Gen[T]\) be a genetic type and \( A \hookrightarrow B \), we so not impose any relationship between \( Gen[A]\) and \( Gen[B]\) but we use the wildcard \( \_ \) to take care of types' hierarchy.
trait Herd[T] {
def add[V >: T](newAnimal: V): Herd[V]
}
def addDog(animals: Herd[_ <: Dog]): Herd[Dog] =
animals.add(Dog())
This solution is very flexible but it is very hard to use.
We impose the type of variance at generic type definition
The covariant and contravariant definition implies some contrains on methods' definitions.
trait B
trait A extends B
trait Cov[+T]
trait Con[-T]
trait Inv[T]
then we have the following
Any composition with \( Inv[T] \) is invariant.
Let \( A \), \( B \), and \( C \) be three types where \(B \hookrightarrow C \), then foreach \( A \xrightarrow[]{f} B \) we implicitly have \( A \xrightarrow[]{f} B \hookrightarrow C \).
\[ Function1[A, B] \hookrightarrow Function1[A, C] \]
Let \( X \), \( Y \), and \( Z \) be three types where \(X \hookrightarrow Y \), then foreach \( Y \xrightarrow[]{g} Z \) we implicitly have \( X \hookrightarrow Y \xrightarrow[]{g} Z \).
\[ Function1[X, Z] \hookleftarrow Function1[Y, Z] \]
trait Cov[+T] {
def covMeth(t: T): Unit
}
It does not compile because:
covariant type T occurs in contravariant position
in type T of value t
def addDog(animals: Herd[Animals]): Herd[Animals] {
animals.add(Dog())
}
addDog(Herd[Cat]())
trait Con[-T] {
def conMeth(): T
}
It does not compile because:
contravariant type T occurs in covariant position
in type (): T of method conMeth
def covMeth[V](t: T): Unit
def covMeth[V](): T => Unit
def conMeth(): T
def conMeth(): Unit => T
Does this code compile?
trait Con[-T] {
def conMeth(v: Cov[Con[Con[T]]]): Cov[Cov[Con[T]]]
}
\[ Con[-T] \]
\[\overset{conMeth}{\longrightarrow}\]
\[ Functin1[Cov[Con[Con[T]]], Cov[Cov[Con[T]]]] \]
trait Cov[+T] {
def covMeth[W >: T](w: W): Unit
}
It compiles.
trait Con[-T] {
def conMeth[W <: T](): W
}
It compiles.
Use a covariant or contravariant generic type it is easy and intuitive but define one can be tricky.
Decide the variance of a generic type implies several contraints and it should be avoided if not necessary or if there is no an bovious and natural choice.


org.mindswap.owl
Class OWLConfig
java.lang.Object
|
+--org.mindswap.owl.OWLConfig
- public class OWLConfig
- extends java.lang.Object
- Author:
- Evren Sirin
|
Field Summary |
static java.util.List |
DEFAULT_LANG_LIST
|
static java.lang.String[] |
DEFAULT_LANGS
Default language is used to determine which literal will be chosen by the
getProperty(prop) function when there are multiple triples for the given
property. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
DEFAULT_LANGS
public static java.lang.String[] DEFAULT_LANGS
- Default language is used to determine which literal will be chosen by the
getProperty(prop) function when there are multiple triples for the given
property. An empty string means the literals with no language identifier
will be chosen. A null value means the first found literal will be returned
without looking at the language identifier. Note that even when a default
language is chosen getProperty(prop, lang) can be used to get literal value
for a certain identifier.
All the language identifiers in the list will be tried in the order given.
Original value for the list is
DEFAULT_LANGS = {"en", "", "en", null};
The ordering here works as follows:
1) Try the default language (which is English at the beginning but can be
changed any time with setDefaultLanguage() function
2) Try to find literal with no language identifier
3) Try English literal
4) Try literal with any language identifier
See http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml#sec-lang-tag for language identifier specs
DEFAULT_LANG_LIST
public static java.util.List DEFAULT_LANG_LIST
OWLConfig
public OWLConfig()
setDefaultLanguage
public static void setDefaultLanguage(java.lang.String lang)
- Sets the default language that will be tried first when a literal property
value is searched. Note that this function only sets the first language
but there can be multiple languages defined as DEFAULT_LANGS.
- Parameters:
lang
-
setDefaultLanguages
public static void setDefaultLanguages(java.lang.String[] langs)
- Sets all the languages that will be tried when a literal property values is
searched. All the languages in the list wil lbe tried in the order given
- Parameters:
langs
-
addConverter
public static void addConverter(java.lang.Class javaClass,
OWLObjectConverter converter)
getConverter
public static OWLObjectConverter getConverter(java.lang.Class javaClass)
setStrictConversion
public static boolean setStrictConversion(boolean strict)
getStrictConversion
public static boolean getStrictConversion()
Copyright © 2004 Evren Sirin. All Rights Reserved.


The exposed API from jiff-client.js (The client side library of JIFF).
Wraps the jiff API. Internal members can be accessed with jiff.<member-name>.
- Version:
- 1.0
- Source:
Namespaces
Methods
(static) make_jiff(hostname, computation_id, optionsopt) → {jiff-instance}
Create a new jiff instance.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
hostname |
string | server hostname/ip and port. | ||
computation_id |
string | the id of the computation of this instance. | ||
options |
object |
<optional> |
{} | javascript object with additional options.
all parameters are optional, However, private and public key must either be both provided or neither of them provided.
{ "keys_server": "http://hostname:port", "party_id": number, "party_count": number, "secret_key": Uint8Array to be used with libsodium-wrappers (check Library Specs), "public_key": Uint8Array to be used with libsodium-wrappers (check Library Specs), "public_keys": { 1: "Uint8Array PublicKey", 2: "Uint8Array PublicKey", ... }, "sodium": boolean (indicates whether to use libsodium wrappers or not), "Zp": default mod to use (prime number), "autoConnect": true/false, "hooks": { 'check out hooks documentation' }, "listeners" : A map from custom tags to listeners (of type function(sender_id, message_string)) that handle custom messages with that tag. "onConnect": function(jiff_instance) } |
- Source:
Returns:
the jiff instance for the described computation.
The Jiff instance contains the socket, number of parties, functions
to share and perform operations, as well as synchronization flags.
- Type
- jiff-instance


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Getting the right servlet context parameters
In the deployment descriptor, web.xml, you should specify the fully qualified names of the subject file:
<context-param>
<param-name>oa4mp:server.error.subject</param-name>
<param-value>/var/www/config/errorSubject.template</param-value>
</context-param>
The typical contents of such a file would be
Error caught by ${servletEngine} on ${host}
in while the ${servletEngine} (e.g. Tomcat, Jetty) and ${host} would be replaced by their runtime values.
The body of the generated email message is specified in much the same way:
<context-param>
<param-name>oa4mp:server.error.message</param-name>
<param-value>/var/www/config/errorMessage.template</param-value>
</context-param>
And a typical example would be
An exception was encountered.
Error Report:
------------
Error: ${message}
Host: ${host}
Client: ${client}
Servlet: ${servlet}
URL: ${url}
Cookies:
-------
${cookies}
Exception:
---------
${stacktrace}
where the following values hold:
- ${message} is the message in the stack trace
- ${host} is the name of the server
- ${client} is the identifier of the client that made the request
- ${servlet} is the name of the servlet (e.g. CertServlet) where the exception was encountered
- ${url} is the url of the request
- ${cookies} is a list of every cookie that the servlet has access to
- ${stacktrace} is the full stacktrace of the exception.


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This is a CLI for use with OpenFaaS - a serverless functions framework for Docker & Kubernetes.
Before using this tool please setup OpenFaaS by following instructions over on the main repo.
The CLI can be used to build and deploy functions to OpenFaaS. You can build OpenFaaS functions from a set of supported language templates (such as Node.js, Python, CSharp and Ruby). That means you just write a handler file such as (handler.py/handler.js) and the CLI does the rest to create a Docker image.
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Intall the CLI
The easiest way to install the faas-cli is through a curl script or brew
:
$ curl -sSL https://cli.openfaas.com | sudo sh
or
$ brew install faas-cli
The contributing guide has instructions for building from source
Run the CLI
The main commands supported by the CLI are:
faas-cli new
- creates a new function via a template in the current directoryfaas-cli build
- builds Docker images from the supported language typesfaas-cli push
- pushes Docker images into a registryfaas-cli deploy
- deploys the functions into a local or remote OpenFaaS gatewayfaas-cli remove
- removes the functions from a local or remote OpenFaaS gatewayfaas-cli invoke
- invokes the functions and reads from STDIN for the body of the request
Help for all of the commands supported by the CLI can be found by running:
faas-cli help
orfaas-cli [command] --help
You can chose between using a programming language template where you only need to provide a handler file, or a Docker that you can build yourself.
Templates
Command: faas-cli new FUNCTION_NAME --lang python/node/ruby/Dockerfile/etc
In your YAML you can also specify lang: node/python/csharp/ruby
- Supports common languages
- Quick and easy - just write one file
-
Specify depenencies on Gemfile / requirements.txt or package.json etc
-
Customise the provided templates
Perhaps you need to have gcc
or another dependency in your Python template? That's not a problem.
You can customise the Dockerfile or code for any of the templates. Just create a new directory and copy in the templates folder from this repository. The templates in your current working directory are always used for builds.
See also: faas-cli new --help
Docker image
Specify lang: Dockerfile
if you want the faas-cli to execute a build or skip_build: true
for pre-supplied images.
- Ultimate versatility and control
- Package anything
- If you are using a stack file add the
skip_build: true
attribute - Use one of the samples as a basis
Use a YAML stack file
A YAML stack file groups functions together and also saves on typing.
You can define individual functions or a set of of them within a YAML file. This makes the CLI easier to use and means you can use this file to deploy to your OpenFaaS instance.
Here is an example file using the samples.yml
file included in the repository.
provider:
name: faas
gateway: http://localhost:8080
functions:
url-ping:
lang: python
handler: ./sample/url-ping
image: alexellis2/faas-urlping
This url-ping function is defined in the sample/url-ping folder makes use of Python. All we had to do was to write a handler.py
file and then to list off any Python modules in requirements.txt
.
- Build the files in the .yml file:
$ faas-cli build -f ./samples.yml
-f
specifies the file or URL to download your YAML file from. The long version of the-f
flag is:--yaml
.
You can also download over HTTP/s:
$ faas-cli build -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openfaas/faas-cli/master/samples.yml
Docker along with a Python template will be used to build an image named alexellis2/faas-urlping.
- Deploy your function
Now you can use the following command to deploy your function(s):
$ faas-cli deploy -f ./samples.yml
Managing secrets
You can deploy secrets and configuration via environmental variables in-line or via external files.
Note: external files take priority over in-line environmental variables. This allows you to specify a default and then have overrides within an external file.
Priority:
- environment_file - defined in zero to many external files
environment_file:
- file1.yml
- file2.yml
If you specify a variable such as "access_key" in more than one environment_file
file then the last file in the list will take priority.
Environment file format:
environment:
- access_key: key1
- secret_key: key2
- Define environment in-line within the file:
Imagine you needed to define a http_proxy
variable to operate within a corporate network:
functions:
url-ping:
lang: python
handler: ./sample/url-ping
image: alexellis2/faas-urlping
environment:
http_proxy: http://proxy1.corp.com:3128
no_proxy: http://gateway/
Constraints
Constraints work with Docker Swarm and are useful for pinning functions to certain hosts.
Here is an example of picking only Linux:
constraints:
- "node.platform.os == linux"
Or only Windows:
constraints:
- "node.platform.os == windows"
YAML reference
The possible entries for functions are documented below:
functions:
deployed_function_name:
lang: node or python (optional)
handler: ./path/to/handler (optional)
image: docker-image-name
environment:
env1: value1
env2: "value2"
constraints:
- "com.hdd == ssd"
Use environmental variables for setting tokens and configuration.
Accessing the function with curl
You can initiate a HTTP POST via curl
:
- with the
-d
flag i.e.-d "my data here"
- or with
--data-binary @filename.txt
to send a whole file including newlines - if you want to pass input from STDIN then use
--data-binary @-
$ curl -d '{"hello": "world"}' http://localhost:8080/function/nodejs-echo
{ nodeVersion: 'v6.9.1', input: '{"hello": "world"}' }
$ curl --data-binary @README.md http://localhost:8080/function/nodejs-echo
$ uname -a | curl http://localhost:8080/function/nodejs-echo--data-binary @-
For further instructions on the manual CLI flags (without using a YAML file) read manual_cli.md
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See contributing guide.
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BD&M's also have another 3 children born to Florence A. & Henry H. Watts :- Alfred H. b1885, Verlie b1897 & Donald J. b1899 all born at Muswellbrook NSW.
Henry & Florence Watts are buried in Rookwood Anglican cemetery #179841 - lots 1930/1.
Florence Hannah Kelleher is buried next to them - #179843 - lot 1932.
Also Marjorie Watts - died 6/7/1943 age 43yrs. - #179840 - lot 1929.
SMH - WATTS - September 9, 1943, at her daughters residence, 7 Massey St, Gladesville, Florence Jane Marven, widow of the late Henry William Dudley Watts, of Balmain, aged 79years. Funeral at Rookwood Cemetery to-morrow. "Ma or Gran Watts" died of a heart attack.
5/5/2005 - Received lot of info on Cooks, Watts, & Cruwys from Judith Bowen (nee Cruwys)
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| Father | Cook, Thomas (Draper) | 1815-09-17 | 1876-05-26 | |
| Mother | McFadden, Rosa | 1835-02-09 | 1911-05-14 | |
| Sister | Cook, Ellen Mary | 1853-04-25 | 1921-02-12 | |
| Sister | Cook, Annie Rebecca | 1854-07-28 | 1944-08-28 | |
| Sister | Cook, Rose Alice “Alice” | 1856-02-28 | 1930-03-15 | |
| Brother | Cook, Thomas William Freibeth | 1858-03-17 | 1933-08-10 | |
| Brother | Cook, Henry Forbes | 1860-03-22 | 1861-08-16 | |
| Brother | Cook, Robert Hunter | 1862-02-01 | 1955-02-02 | |
| Cook, Florence Jane Marven | 1863-07-31 | 1943-09-09 | ||
| Brother | Cook, Albert Edward | 1865-12-24 | 1872-12-08 | |
| Sister | Cook, Lillien Victoria | 1868-04-09 | 1904 | |
| Brother | Cook, George Francis | 1870-09-17 | 1872-12-11 | |
| Brother | Cook, Frederick Augustus | 1872-12-06 | 1892-03-13 | |
| Brother | Cook, John Leslie | 1875-01-09 |
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Family of Watts, Henry William Dudley and Cook, Florence Jane Marven |
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| Watts, Florence Hannah | 1883-08-15 | 1910-09-20 |
| Watts, Thomas Henry William | 1885-07-22 | 1956-06-11 |
| Watts, Irene Lillian | 1888-03-20 | 1986-09-20 |
| Watts, Reginald James | 1891-02-07 | 1979-07-01 |
| Watts, Olive Jessie | 1893-08-22 | 1962-11-26 |
| Watts, Eva Mary | 1895-12-24 | 1971-07-23 |
| Watts, Victor J. | 1901-03-28 | 1968 |
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| _UID | 2A8469F6E40FD8119853C0DD05ACDD71700F |
Pedigree
- Cook, Thomas (Draper)


Donald Trump Begins Physical; Fights Health Scare Conspiracy
President Donald Trump traveled to Walter Reed hospital on Saturday to begin his annual physical, according to the White House.
by Charlie Spiering“Anticipating a very busy 2020, the President is taking advantage of a free weekend here in Washington, DC, to begin portions of his routine annual physical exam at Walter Reed,” White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement.
According to the White House, Trump had a quick medical exam and some lab work done as he had a free weekend.
“The President remains healthy and energetic without complaints, as demonstrated by his repeated vigorous rally performances in front of thousands of Americans several times a week,” Grisham said.
The unscheduled trip to Walter Reed prompted doubt from some of the president’s critics on Twitter.
Grisham fought back against the rumors on Twitter.
“Seems to be a lot more fun for people/some reporters to speculate & spread irresponsible/dangerous rumors,” she wrote on Twitter.
Grisham also appeared on Fox News to explain the trip, ironically thanking CNN’s Brian Stelter for sharing the clip on Twitter.
The president also shared details about the trip on Twitter, where he also visited a family of a soldier having major surgery at Walter Reed Medical Center.
“Those are truly some of the best doctors anywhere in the world,” Trump wrote.
Unscheduled presidential visits to Walter Reed are not uncommon.
In December 2014, President Barack Obama made an unscheduled visit to the hospital for a “routine CT scan” for a sore throat.


{% extends "mail/base.html" %} {% load humanize i18n %} {% block title %} {% blocktranslate with subject=message.subject %}{{ subject }} (confirm delete){% endblocktranslate %} | {{ block.super }} {% endblock title %} {% block message_detail %}
Are you really sure you want permanently delete this message?


set csmooth
set csmooth on|off
If on, the grid is interpolated to a finer grid using cubic interpolation
before contouring. "Sticks".
Usage Notes
- This option will result in contour values below and above the min
and max of the un-interpolated grid. This may result in physically invalid
values such as in the case of negative rainfall.
Examples


Package com.ae2dms.UI.Menu
Class MenuViewController
java.lang.Object
com.ae2dms.UI.AbstractBarController
com.ae2dms.UI.Menu.MenuViewController
public class MenuViewController extends AbstractBarController
JavaFX controlle in MVC for MenuView
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private GameDocument
gameDocument
static GameDocument gain from Mainprivate javafx.scene.layout.Pane
Information
The view to show informationprivate InformationController
InformationController
THe controller for Information PaneFields inherited from class com.ae2dms.UI.AbstractBarController
bestRecord, ColourPreference, ColourPreferenceController, debugIsActive, HighScoreBar, HighScoreBarController, highScoreIsShown, SoundPreference, SoundPreferenceController
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description MenuViewController()
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
clickExit()
click Exit on the screenvoid
clickInformation()
Click the game information panelvoid
clickLoadGame()
click restore game from file button will read a file from user select and restored to GameDocument will log status of success or failedvoid
clickLoadMapFile()
click Load Map file button will read a file from user select and restored the map to GameDocument will log status of success or failedvoid
clickStartGame()
button to click Start Game will restore the GameStatus to initial and set the scenevoid
initialize()
will be called first by JavaFX disables the button not relevant to MenuView and bind the bestRecord with gameDocumentprivate void
toggleColourPreferences()
click Colour Preference button on screenMethods inherited from class com.ae2dms.UI.AbstractBarController
disableButton, enableButton, menuBarClickDebug, menuBarClickHighScoreList, menuBarClickMusic
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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clickInformation
public void clickInformation()Click the game information panel -
clickLoadGame
public void clickLoadGame()click restore game from file button will read a file from user select and restored to GameDocument will log status of success or failed -
clickLoadMapFile
public void clickLoadMapFile()click Load Map file button will read a file from user select and restored the map to GameDocument will log status of success or failed -
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toggleColourPreferences
private void toggleColourPreferences()click Colour Preference button on screen
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The four models look at how community schools and centralized magnets might have an impact on integration and improve student outcomes, modeling all elementary and middle schools as K-5 or 6-8s and swapping programs at Jefferson and Andersen.Under all of these models, the district is aiming to stem the flow of kids, reduce transportation costs and use the dollars saved for class instructions. Even with fewer magnets and tighter transportation routes, district leaders are convinced they would be able to offer about 1,000 more seats in those schools and help close the achievement gap between student groups.
Models two and four, which are almost similar to each other focus on dual-language programs. The models recommend centralized bilingual programs in three community schools -- that are yet to be identified -- in parts of the city with the largest Spanish population. But the difference between them is whether they are going to limit K-8 schools or not. Meanwhile, models three and five have an immersion focus. These models would eliminate Windom’s language immersion program, but would add a third K-5 Spanish immersion magnet at Green Central. The main difference between those models is whether or not they would have K-8 schools.
This model sticks to the current structure the district is operating under. But in order for the state’s third-largest school system to be operationally effective and keep spending in line, district leaders would need to close a “significant” number of underutilized schools, put an enrollment cap on over-enrolled schools and redraw school attendance zones in certain areas of the city. Under this plan, the district would have to change its Title 1 threshold from 40% to 60% or more. The district has identified about 13 schools with the largest drop in student enrollment and were targeted for support. At least 80% of the district’s under-enrolled schools are in the north and northeast.
There would be no K-8 schools in model two. Instead, this option calls for reconfiguring grade-levels for elementary and middle schools and relocating magnets to the center of the city. This model adds a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) program at Hall and Sullivan. Hall is currently a PYP school. This model would drain potential savings for magnet schools, district leaders said. Andersen will be reconfigured into a STEAM middle school, while Jefferson would be a 6-8 dual-language immersion school, possibly the only in the state, according to district leaders.
Model three adds a K-5 Spanish immersion magnet at Green Central as an option.
This model suggests putting a cap on K-8 schools. But will cast Sullivan and Seaward schools as K-8 schools.
In addition to adding a K-5 Spanish immersion program at Green Central, this model would convert Sullivan and Seward into K-8 magnet schools.


{% trans "City" %}/ {% trans "State" %}/ {% trans "Postal" %}
{% trans "Country" %}(ctrl/cmd {% trans "click to select multiple" %})
{% trans "Continental Region" %}(ctrl/cmd {% trans "click to select multiple" %})
{% if can_use_distance_filter %}
{% trans "Within Distance" %}
{% else %}
{% if not request.user.is_authenticated %}
{% trans "Additional filters are available to authenticated users and you are currently not logged in." %}
{% elif not request.user.is_verified_user %}
{% trans "Additional filters are available to verified users and you are currently not affiliated with any organizations." %}
{% endif %}


Next: set-pprint-dispatch, Previous: print-object, Up: Printer Dictionary
print-unreadable-object
(object stream &key type identity) {form}* ⇒ nil
object—an object; evaluated.
stream— a stream designator; evaluated.
type—a generalized boolean; evaluated.
identity—a generalized boolean; evaluated.
forms—an implicit progn.
Outputs a printed representation of object on stream, beginning with "#<" and ending with ">". Everything output to stream by the body forms is enclosed in the the angle brackets. If type is true, the output from forms is preceded by a brief description of the object’s type and a space character. If identity is true, the output from forms is followed by a space character and a representation of the object’s identity, typically a storage address.
If either type or identity is not supplied, its value is false. It is valid to omit the body forms. If type and identity are both true and there are no body forms, only one space character separates the type and the identity.
;; Note that in this example, the precise form of the output ;; is implementation-dependent.
(defmethod print-object ((obj airplane) stream) (print-unreadable-object (obj stream :type t :identity t) (princ (tail-number obj) stream))) (prin1-to-string my-airplane) ⇒ "#<Airplane NW0773<PHONE_NUMBER>5>" OR⇒ "#<FAA:AIRPLANE NW0773 17>"
If *print-readably* is true, print-unreadable-object signals an error of type print-not-readable without printing anything.


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FESTR 0.9
Finite-Element Spectral Transfer of Radiation
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Encapsulates "globals" for MPI parallelization using TaskPool. More...
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| void | construct (Detector *this_det_in, Progress *parent_in, const Grid *g_in, const Mesh *m_in, const Database *d_in, const Table *tbl_in, size_t it_in, double t_in, double dt_in, int ntd_in, Goal *gol_in) |
| PatchEnvironment "constructor". More... | |
| void | do_patch (const PatchID &pid, PatchSpectrum &pout) |
| Used as the distributed task function TaskPool::perform_task. More... | |
| void | space_integ (const PatchSpectrum &pout) |
| Used as the root-process task function TaskPool::process_results. More... | |
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| Detector * | this_det |
| Progress * | parent |
| const Grid * | g |
| const Mesh * | m |
| const Database * | d |
| const Table * | tbl |
| size_t | it |
| double | t |
| double | dt |
| int | ntd |
| Goal * | gol |
| size_t | j |
Encapsulates "globals" for MPI parallelization using TaskPool.
| void PatchEnvironment::construct | ( | Detector * | this_det_in, |
| Progress * | parent_in, | ||
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PatchEnvironment "constructor".
Definition at line 275 of file Detector.cpp.
| void PatchEnvironment::do_patch | ( | const PatchID & | pid, |
| PatchSpectrum & | pout | ||
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Used as the distributed task function TaskPool::perform_task.
Definition at line 304 of file Detector.cpp.
| void PatchEnvironment::space_integ | ( | const PatchSpectrum & | pout | ) |
Used as the root-process task function TaskPool::process_results.
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| const Database* PatchEnvironment::d |
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| double PatchEnvironment::dt |
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| const Grid* PatchEnvironment::g |
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| Goal* PatchEnvironment::gol |
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| size_t PatchEnvironment::it |
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| size_t PatchEnvironment::j |
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| const Mesh* PatchEnvironment::m |
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| int PatchEnvironment::ntd |
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| Progress* PatchEnvironment::parent |
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| double PatchEnvironment::t |
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| const Table* PatchEnvironment::tbl |
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System.Object
SIPHeaders
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System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
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public const string SIP_COMPACTHEADER_ALLOWEVENTS = "u"
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public const string SIP_HEADER_CONTENT_DISPOSITION = "Content-Disposition"
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public const string SIP_HEADER_CRM_COMPANY_NAME = "CRM-CompanyName"
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public const string SIP_HEADER_CSEQ = "CSeq"
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public const string SIP_HEADER_EXPIRES = "Expires"
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public const string SIP_HEADER_MIME_VERSION = "MIME-Version"
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public const string SIP_HEADER_ROUTE = "Route"
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| Concept Framework 2.2 documentation | Contents | Index |
| Static library name | Version | Deprecated |
| standard.net.mail | version 1.0 | no |
| Library for sending and checking e-mail messages. |
| Sends an email | |
| mail_error | Gets the last error encountered by the mail or newsletter functions |
| newsletter | Sends one or more email messages to a list of recipients |
| pop3_close | Closes a connection to a POP3 mail server |
| pop3_count_messages | Gets the number of messages on the POP3 server |
| pop3_delete_message | Deletes a message from a POP3 mail server |
| pop3_error | Gets the last error returned by a POP3 server |
| pop3_get_message | Gets a message from a POP3 server |
| pop3_open | Opens a connection to a POP3 mail server |
| pop3_open_secured | Opens a secured connection to a POP3 mail server |
| sent_count | Gets the number of e-mails sent by the last call to mail or newsletter |
| Documented by Eduard Suica, generation time: Sun Jan 27 18:15:16 2013 GMT | (c)2013 Devronium Applications |


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Provides access to a potentially unbound sequence of items emitted by an actor.
Each stream is uniquely identified by the address of the hosting actor plus an integer value. Further, streams have human-readable names attached to them in order to make help with observability and logging.
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Phase 0 Week 1 has been extremely revealing as to how collaborative the developers' community truly is. This week has been all about learning how git and GitHub work together to allow a community full of creative people (not just developers) to share, cooperate, and learn from one another's projects.
Git is like a local version control software that is downloaded onto your computer and accessed through the command line. Git allows you to save different versions of your work as you go by using commands such as add, status, and commit. The status command allows you to see the changes you've made since the last time you've committed. The add command stages your changes so that they are ready to be committed. The commit command is the actual snapshot and saved version of your changes.
The projects on git and GitHub can vary from poems in Word documents, to pictures in Photoshop, code or even spreadsheet presentations. Git allows you to save different snapshots of your work so that you can always return to an earlier version. So how does git connect to GitHub, you might ask. Great question!
While git lives locally on your computer, GitHub lives remotely on the Internet. GitHub is similar to Dropbox in that you can upload all your projects to GitHub and access them anywhere you are as long as you have Internet access. However, GitHub is much more powerful than dropbox in a number of ways. To begin with, GitHub is an open community unless you choose to make your project private. You can view other people's projects on GitHub, pull their project down onto your local drive - using git - and edit, modify or develop that project in whatever way you would like without messing with the owner's original copy. How is this possible?
If you choose to pull down a project off of GitHub, you will be pulling down a branched off version of the original copy. Thus, the changes you make to the code on your computer will not directly affect the original copy because a new branch of this project has been created. However, if you want these changes to update the master branch, your changes can be pushed back onto GitHub. GitHub allows teams of developers from all over the world to work together on the same project./p>
Let's say there are three developers working on an application that has three distinct parts that provide different functionalities. You have the starting code which is the master branch uploaded on GitHub. Each developer forks a new branch of this code onto their local drive and makes changes to their own portion of the code. When they are finished, they can ask each other to review their changes and then they can push their code back onto GitHub. The changes made by each one of them are a separate branch off of the master code. To combine all their changes together, git has a powerful tool that allows you to merge the changes that each one of them made into the master file. This command is conveniently named merge.
As you can see git and GitHub are extremely powerful tools when utilized simultaneously. GitHub allows developers to seek help or advice from other developers. It is the ideal place for ideas to flow openly and freely and be seen by numerous people who may have a different way of thinking than the creator. The benefits of such a collaborative environment are endless.


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IF you don't know how to code HTML, here is how to code summarised>
You start with two html tags.
Next, you close off the head tag with the same tag with a slash and make a body tag.
You put in h1 because it is the size of the heading of the page. There are sizes ranging from h1 to h6, but we need h1 because it is the main header
You use the p tag to write down your information.
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3.3. Miscellaneous Notation¶
This module collects together definitions for a number of mathematical terms and concepts, as a place for reference when needed.
Units of measure: OpenDSA modules use the following notation for units of measure. “B” will be used as an abbreviation for bytes, “b” for bits, “KB” for kilobytes \((2^{10} = 1024\) bytes), “MB” for megabytes \((2^{20}\) bytes) “GB” for gigabytes \((2^{30}\) bytes) and “ms” for milliseconds (a millisecond is 1/1000 of a second). Spaces are not placed between the number and the unit abbreviation when a power of two is intended. Thus a disk drive of size 25 gigabytes (where a gigabyte is intended as \(2^{30}\) bytes) will be written as “25GB”. Spaces are used when a decimal value is intended. An amount of 2000 bits would therefore be written “2 Kb” while “2Kb” represents 2048 bits. 2000 milliseconds is written as 2000 ms. Note that in this book large amounts of storage are nearly always measured in powers of two and times in powers of ten.
Factorial function: The factorial function, written \(n!\) for \(n\) an integer greater than 0, is the product of the integers between 1 and \(n\), inclusive. Thus, \(5! = 1 \cdot 2 \cdot 3 \cdot 4 \cdot 5 = 120\). As a special case, \(0! = 1\). The factorial function grows quickly as \(n\) becomes larger. Because computing the factorial function directly is a time-consuming process, it can be useful to have an equation that provides a good approximation. Stirling’s approximation states that \(n! \approx \sqrt{2\pi n}(\frac{n}{e})^n\), where \(e \approx 2.71828\) (\(e\) is the base for the system of natural logarithms) 1. Thus we see that while \(n!\) grows slower than \(n^n\) (because \(\sqrt{2\pi n}/e^n < 1\)), it grows faster than \(c^n\) for any positive integer constant \(c\).
Permutations:
A permutation of a sequence \(\mathbf{S}\)
is simply the members of \(\mathbf{S}\) arranged in some order.
For example, a permutation of the integers 1 through \(n\) would
be those values arranged in some order.
If the sequence contains \(n\) distinct members, then there are
\(n!\) different permutations for the sequence.
This is because there are \(n\) choices for the first member in
the permutation; for each choice of first member there are \(n-1\)
choices for the second member, and so on.
Sometimes one would like to obtain a random permutation for a
sequence, that is, one of the \(n!\) possible permutations is
selected in such a way that each permutation has equal probability of
being selected.
A simple function for generating a random permutation is as
follows.
Here, the \(n\) values of the sequence are stored in
positions 0 through \(n-1\) of array A
,
function swap(A, i, j)
exchanges elements i
and j
in array A
,
and Random(n)
returns an integer value in the range 0 to
\(n-1\).
// Randomly permute the values in array A
static <T> void permute(T[] A) {
for (int i = A.length; i > 0; i--) { // for each i
swap(A, i-1, random(i)); // swap A[i-1] with a random
}
} // position in the range 0 to i-1.
// Randomly permute the values in array A
public static void permute(Object[] A) {
for (int i = A.length; i > 0; i--) // for each i
Swap.swap(A, i-1, random(i)); // swap A[i-1] with a random
} // position in the range 0 to i-1.
Boolean variables:
A Boolean variable
is a variable that takes on one of the two values True
and
False
.
These two values are often associated with the values 1 and 0,
respectively, although there is no reason why this needs to be the
case.
It is poor programming practice to rely on the
correspondence between 0 and False, because these are logically
distinct objects of different types.
Logic Notation: We will occasionally make use of the notation of symbolic or Boolean logic. \(A \Rightarrow B\) means “\(A\) implies \(B\)” or “If \(A\) then \(B\)”. \(A \Leftrightarrow B\) means “\(A\) if and only if \(B\)” or “\(A\) is equivalent to \(B\)”. \(A \vee B\) means “\(A\) or \(B\)” (useful both in the context of symbolic logic or when performing a Boolean operation). \(A \wedge B\) means “\(A\) and \(B\)”. \(\sim\!A\) and \(\overline{A}\) both mean “not \(A\)” or the negation of \(A\) where \(A\) is a Boolean variable.
Floor and ceiling: The floor of \(x\) (written \(\lfloor x \rfloor\)) takes real value \(x\) and returns the greatest integer \(\leq x\). For example, \(\lfloor 3.4 \rfloor = 3\), as does \(\lfloor 3.0 \rfloor\), while \(\lfloor -3.4 \rfloor = -4\) and \(\lfloor -3.0 \rfloor = -3\). The ceiling of \(x\) (written \(\lceil x \rceil\)) takes real value \(x\) and returns the least integer \(\geq x\). For example, \(\lceil 3.4 \rceil = 4\), as does \(\lceil 4.0 \rceil\), while \(\lceil -3.4 \rceil = \lceil -3.0 \rceil = -3\).
Modulus function:
The modulus (or mod) function returns the remainder of
an integer division.
Sometimes written \(n \bmod m\) in mathematical expressions,
the syntax in many programming languages is n % m
.
From the definition of remainder, \(n \bmod m\) is the integer
\(r\) such that \(n = qm + r\) for \(q\) an integer,
and \(|r| < |m|\).
Therefore, the result of \(n \bmod m\) must be between 0 and
\(m-1\) when \(n\) and \(m\) are positive integers.
For example, \(5 \bmod 3 = 2\); \(25 \bmod 3 = 1\),
\(5 \bmod 7 = 5\), and \(5 \bmod 5 = 0\).
There is more than one way to assign values to \(q\) and \(r\), depending on how integer division is interpreted. The most common mathematical definition computes the mod function as \(n \bmod m = n - m\lfloor n/m\rfloor\). In this case, \(-3 \bmod 5 = 2\). However, Java and C++ compilers typically use the underlying processor’s machine instruction for computing integer arithmetic. On many computers this is done by truncating the resulting fraction, meaning \(n \bmod m = n - m (\mathrm{trunc}(n/m))\). Under this definition, \(-3 \bmod 5 = -3\). Another language might do something different.
Unfortunately, for many applications this is not what the user wants or expects. For example, many hash systems will perform some computation on a record’s key value and then take the result modulo the hash table size. The expectation here would be that the result is a legal index into the hash table, not a negative number. Implementers of hash functions must either insure that the result of the computation is always positive, or else add the hash table size to the result of the modulo function when that result is negative.
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The symbol “\(\approx\)” means “approximately equal.”