It is really difficult to find a job due to disease spread. But there is still a little hope left in me.
Our manager is very supportive.
I am happy about the hiring processes. I don't like air quality of my work place.
We need a pay raise. Right now we are feeling underpaid.
I think working hours can be more flexible.
I am embarrassed about my pay.
Hire more people as we are suffering due to high volume of workload. We need new laptops as well.


Attack: Bruteforce attack
Attack: Known ciphertext (Matrix Manipulations)
Attack: Known plaintext (Index of Coincidence and Chi-Square Statistic)


Blocks.css Test File
This element shows on:
Desktop only!
Tablet only!
Phone only!
This element shows on:
Desktop!
& Tablet!
& Phone!
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/track
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/help
.
Many millenia ago, Cephalon Genesis was discovered in a far away communications system being asked for the newest troop movements and activity of the acursed sentients, but it could not feel fulfilled by only this duty.
Over time Genesis has developed more than the mere ability to track enemies, and has become more efficient at tracking enemies. Since it's birth, it has come from querying of Cordylon's databases to the furthest intimacy of hugging Tenno.
/
or @genesis
/track alerts items
.
/track
/track alerts
or /track invasions
will not start the tracking process, you will have to specify which items you would like to track.
/track alerts nitain
and /track invasions catalyst
/track alerts invasions items
.
/platform <Platform>
. Valid platforms are PC
, PS4
, and XB1
.
Tracking Commands
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| add role <role_name> | Add a joinable role - Example add role Nitain |
| remove role <role_name> | Remove a specific role - Example remove role Nitain |
| roles | See a complete list of joinable roles |
| join <role_name> | Join a specific role - Example join Nitain |
| leave <role_name> | Leave a specific role - Example leave Nitain |
| track | Show list of trackable events and/or items |
| track <event(s)_or_item(s)> | Track one or multiple events and items - Example track alerts invasions news /OR/ track catalyst forma exilus /OR/ track all |
| untrack <event(s)_or_item(s)> | Untrack one or multiple events and items - Example untrack alerts invasions news /OR/ untrack catalyst forma exilus /OR/ untrack all |
| set ping | Show list of pingable events and/or items |
| set ping <event_or_item> @mention | Set ping for specific event or item and to mention a role - Example set ping alerts @alertrole |
| set ping <event_or_item> | Remove specified set ping - Example set ping alerts |
| clear pings | Remove all set pings for the guild. |
Settings Commands
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| settings | Get settings |
| platform <platform> | Change this channel's platform - Example platform PC |
| delete after respond <all | command | response | none> | Change if the bot to delete commands and/or responses after responding in this channel. Whatever is selected will be marked as available to be deleted. - Example delete after respond all |
| enable <command id> in <channel> for <role|user> | Enable a command for a role in a channel or channels |
| disable <command id> in <channel> for <role|user> | Disable a command for a role in a channel or channels |
| getcommandids | Get list of bot command ids available for you to view |
| language <language> | Change this channel's language |
| prefix <prefix (up to 3 characters)> | Change this server's bot prefix |
| respond to settings <on or off> | Toggle whether or not the bot tells you when settings change from your command. |
| allow private room <on or off> | Change if the users in this server are allowed to make private rooms |
| allow custom commands <on or off> | Change if the users in this server are allowed to use custom commands |
| allow inline commands <on or off> | Change if the users in this channel are allowed to use inline commands |
| delete expired <on or off> | Change if expired alerts will be automatically deleted on expiration. This doesn't apply to webhook messages. |
| set welcome message <welcome message> | Sets the welcome message for the current guild (not the direct message). If one exists, the message, but not the channel will be updated. |
| set welcome dm <welcome message> | Sets the welcome message for the current guild (not the message). If one exists, the message will be updated. |
| clear welcome message | Clears the welcome message for the current guild (not the direct message) |
| clear welcome dm | Clears the welcome dm for the current guild (not the message) |
On-Demand Commands |
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| alerts | Display the currently active alerts |
| arcane | Display Arcane Enhancements available to get information on |
| arcane <enhancement name> | Display information for a particular arcane enhancement |
| baro | Display the current status of the Void Trader |
| conclave <conclave category> | Display conclave challenges for a challenge type. |
| darvo | Displays today's Darvo deal |
| acolyte | Display any currently active acolyte-style enemies. |
| featureddeal | Displays current featured deals |
| fissures | Get the current list of Void Fissure Missions |
| invasion | Display the currently active Invasions |
| news | Display the currently active news |
| populardeals | Displays current featured deals |
| primeaccess | Display the currently active prime access news |
| simaris | Display current Sanctuary status. |
| sortie | Display the currently active sorties |
| syndicate <syndicate> | Display syndicate nodes for a syndicate. |
| updates | Display the currently active update news |
Warframe Commands - Utility |
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|---|---|
| armor | Display instructions for calculating armor |
| armor <current armor> | Display current damage resistance and amount of corrosive procs required to strip it. |
| armor <base armor> <base level> <current level> | Display the current armor, damage resistance, and necessary corrosive procs to strip armor. |
| damage | Display Damage 2.0 chart |
| cycle | Current and remaining time in cycle of Earth rotation. |
| mod | Search the Warframe Wiki for a mod's image |
| pricecheck <item> | Display an items worth from nexus-stats.com |
| frame profile <warframe> | Get a Warframe's profile video |
| progress | Display Warframe Progression Chart |
| raid <username> | Search for a users's raid stats | shields <base shields> <base level> <current level> | Display an enemy's current shields. |
| tutorial <subject> | Get a Warframe Tutorial Video |
| whereis <item> | Display where an item drops |
| whatsin <relic> | Display contents and drop chances for items in a relic |
| wiki <topic> | Search the Warframe wiki for a specific topic |
| add build <title | body | image url> | Add a build with given title, body, and image url. |
| get build <build id> | Get a specific build by the build id. |
| list builds | List your builds. |
| delete build <buildId> | Delete your created build from the list. |
| set build <fieldName buildId | value> | Edit a specific field. |
Core Commands |
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|---|---|
| bug <bug report> | Send a bug report to bot owner |
| bug <subject> | <body> | <(optional) screenshot link> | Send a bug report to bot owner with subject, message, and optional screenshot. The | are important. |
| bug <subject> | <body> | <attached image> | Send a bug report to bot owner with subject, message, and optional screenshot. The | are important. |
| invite | Send Invitation Link to Authorize Bot to Join a Server. |
| ping | Ping Genesis to test connectivity. |
| help | Displays a link to this page. |
| help <query> | Searches the commands available to you for something matching that query. |
Utility Commands |
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| userinfo <mention|id> | Get info about a user sepcified, or the current user if no user is specified |
| serverinfo | Get info about the current server. |
| create <room|raid|team> <@users to invite> | Create a private room and invite mentioned users to it. (Mentions optional) - Example create room @Tobiah#8452 @Sphirical#4837
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Silly Commands |
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| hug | Hug Genesis |


Hi! My name is Rachel Yarger and I am a young professional within the Atlanta area. I am going on five years of supply chain experience, and I have a passion for troubleshooting & driving efficiency. Currently, I am a consultant for a WMS software company. Prior to that I worked at The Home Depot in various roles, most recently as a Logistics Manager.
I am excited to be learning more about software development and technology. I would love to be able to use these skills to help create user friendly devices within the Supply Chain realm.


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Analyse expenses through a pivot table
View your top 10 expenses
Analyse Income through a pivot table


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Lennard-Jones Potential
Modelling molecular interactions using Lennard-Jones potential using computational methods.
Fluid Dynamics (👷)
Behaviour of fluids in complex geometries using computational methods.
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sphere_volume(r) : a function that computes the volume of a sphere, given its radius r.
quadratic_equation(a,b,c): a function that computes the real roots of a given quadratic equation a*X^2+b*X+c=0.
number_of_zeros(lst): a function that returns the number of zeros in a given simple list of numbers lst.
draw_pascal(n): a function that takes an integer n as a parameter and prints the first n rows of the Pascal's triangle.
euler(): returns the unique positive integer whose square has the form 1_2_3_4_5_6_7_8_9_0, where each "_" is a single digit.
days(date1,date2): a function that takes two dates, date1 and date2, in some format, and returns the number of days from date1 to date2, inclusive.
remove_consecutive_dups(lst): return a copy of lst with consecutive duplicates of elements eliminated. For example, for lst = [a,a,a,a,b,c,c,a,a,d,e,e,e,e], the returned list is [a,b,c,a,d,e].
remove_dups(lst): return a copy of lst with duplicates of elements eliminated. For example, for lst = [a,a,a,a,b,c,c,a,a,d,e,e,e,e], the returned list is [a,b,c,d,e].
replicate(lst,n): Replicate each of the elements of lst a given number of times. For example, for lst = [a,b,c] and n = 3, the returned list is [a,a,a,b,b,b,c,c,c].
split_list(lst,n): split lst into two parts with the first part having n elements, and return a list that contains these two parts.
min_max_median(lst): a function that takes a simple list of numbers lst as a parameter and returns a list with the min, max, and the median of lst. Can you devise an algorithm that has an expected linear running time?
bc(n,k): return the binomial coefficient "n choose k". Can you figure out a method that is less likely to cause an overflow than using the formula (n*(n-1)*...*(n-k+1))/(k*(k-1)*...*2)?
subsets(s,n): return the set of n-element subsets of s.
max_subarray(arr): return a contiguous subarray within arr which has the largest sum.


Fast Neural Machine Translation in C++
Marian is an efficient Neural Machine Translation framework written in pure C++ with minimal dependencies. It has mainly been developed at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań (AMU) and at the University of Edinburgh.
It is currently being deployed in multiple European projects and is the main translation and training engine behind the neural MT launch at the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Main features:
The development of Marian received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under grant agreements 688139 (SUMMA; 2016-2019), 645487 (Modern MT; 2015-2017), 644333 (TraMOOC; 2015-2017), 644402 (HimL; 2015-2017), 825303 (Bergamot; 2019-2021), the Amazon Academic Research Awards program, the World Intellectual Property Organization, and is based upon work supported in part by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), via contract #FA8650-17-C-9117.


The Barbie doll was invented in 1959 by Ruth Handler (co-founder of Mattel), whose own daughter was called Barbara. Barbie was introduced to the world at the American Toy Fair in New York City. Barbie's job was teenage fashion doll. The full name of the first doll was Barbie Millicent Roberts, from Willows, Wisconsin.
Feature
Positioning Relatives
In 1958, English pictorial photographer Henry Peach Robinson created the world's first photomontage by combining five different negatives to make one complete print of a young girl on her deathbed. "Fading Away"—Robinson's first and most famous composite photo—depicts a young girl dying of consumption and was controversial when it was exhibited, with many believing it was not a suitable subject for photography.
Staying afloat
Lobsterman John Aldridge fell into the shark-infested water of Long Island while his crewmates were asleep. He was kept afloat for more than 12 hours by his rubber boots, which he used as flotation devices. The coast guard rescued him 43 miles south of Montauk where he fell off his vessel.
List Style: Bullets.
A round-up of popular ammunition
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Displaying (Famous) Blocks
Abbey Road is a thoroughfare located in the borough of Camden and the City of Westminster in London, running roughly northwest to southeast through St. John's Wood, near Lord's Cricket Ground. It is part of the B507. This road is best known for the Abbey Road Studios and the 1969 album, Abbey Road, by The Beatles.
Italy penalizes illegal immigrants with a fine of €5,000-10,000 and allows immigration officials to detain them for up to 6 months.
Switzerland immediately deports all convicted criminals from other countries and potentially even their family members.
Australia detains all non-citizens without a valid visa.
Japan is allowed to pay $3,000 to each unemployed Latin Americn immigrant of Japanese descent and $2,000 to each of that unemployed worker's family members to return to their country of origin.
The United Arab Emirates prohibits foreigners from engaging in any sort of labor union-like activity, resulting in harsh living conditions, 80-hour work weeks, back-breaking manual labor, and below-minimum-wage pay.
Transformers
Revenge of the Fallen
A noisy, underplotted, and overlong special effects extravaganza that lacks a human touch.
On the night of Aug 8, 1975, a line of people frantically piled sandbags atop Henan Province's Banqiao Dam while being battered by the worst storm ever recorded in the region. They were in a race with the rapidly rising Ru River to save the dam and the millions of people that lay sleeping downstream. It was a race they were about to lose.
Just after 1:00 am, the sky cleared and stars emerged from behind the storm clouds. There was an eerie calm as someone yelled, "The water level is going down! The flood is retreating!"
There was little chance to enjoy that calm. One survivor recalled that a few seconds later it "sounded like the sky was collapsing and the earth was cracking." The equivalent of 280,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools burst through the crumbling dam, taking with it entire towns and as many as 171,000 lives.


OctoMovies
OctoMovies is an academic project for the web development class from the UAL´s computer science engineering bachelor degree.
An online database of information related to films, television programs, home videos, and streaming content online – including cast, production crew and personal biographies, plot summaries, trivia, ratings, and fan and critical reviews.
Authors
- Nuno Rodrigues 30002510
- Pedro Carvalho 30002909
- Pedro Martins 30003748


Anwar: Dr M did not interfere in Najib’s case
by BY RADZI RAZAKKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 12 — PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim rejected the allegation that Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad meddled in one of Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s criminal trials.
Anwar said there was no evidence of this.
“It (the allegation) is baseless. They can claim but the legal process is independent and transparent.
“I don’t think we should entertain the allegations unless they can give some facts or evidence to support; otherwise we should allow the due process to proceed.
“The judge has given enough leeway to the defence, let the process be respected,” he told reporters at the Parliament at the lobby today.
Separately, former Umno vice president Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said the allegation of interference should be raised with the judiciary.
“You have to ask those involved when we were the government we were accused of doing so as well. But the people who can answer are the judge and the prosecution.
“At the end of the day the judiciary has to defend its own credibility and the integrity. It’s not about speculation or who is influencing who,” he said.
PAS secretary general Datuk Takiyuddin Hassan declined to comment.
Yesterday, Umno supreme council member Datuk Lokman Noor Adam claimed Dr Mahathir interfered in Najib’s SRC trial.
Najib was told to enter his defence to all seven charges related to the misappropriation of RM42 million from SRC International, a former 1MDB unit.


Change Log: 2.095.0
Download D 2.095.0
released Jan 01, 2021
Compiler changes
- Deprecate bypassing of symbol visibility when doing overload resolution
- Deprecation triggered inside of templates now show instantiation trace
- Improvements for the C++ header generation
- Diagnostics for conflicting function definitions within a module
- extern(Pascal) has been removed
- The compiler now accepts -extern-std=c++20
- C++ compability standard now c++11 by default
- Add -preview=inclusiveincontracts: in contracts must be an explicit superset of the parent in contracts.
- Add support for Objective-C protocols
- Allow any compile-time argument in pragma(inline)
- Add __traits(getCppNamespaces, symbol) to retrieve the C++ namespaces a symbol resides in.
Library changes
Dub changes
- All commands now accept a version specification
- Dub will now automatically exclude mainSourceFile from other configurations
- Add support for -betterC compiler flag to the visuald project generator
- Caching of generated unittest runner (dub test)
- Allow custom build settings to be defined for dependencies
- DFLAGS and LFLAGS no longer propagate to nested dub invocations
- Use DC environment variable as default D compiler
- Fix #2051 "Running unit tests from DUB single file packages fails"
- Improve ldc cross compilation
- Filter ability for list command
- Support for .netrc file added
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.095.0.
Compiler changes
- Deprecate bypassing of symbol visibility when doing overload resolution
If an aggregate declaration contains a private method and a public method in the same overload set it is possible to call the private method from a different module.
Example:
============================== module foo; struct Foo { import std : writeln; private int _x; private ref int x() return { writeln("ref int"); return _x; } int x() const { writeln("int"); return _x; } } ============================ ---
Starting from this version a deprecation message will be issued in such situations.module main;
void main() { import std : writeln; import foo : Foo;
auto f = Foo(); f.x = 3; // ok to call private method writeln(f); } ===========================
- Deprecation triggered inside of templates now show instantiation trace
A common issue when dealing with deprecations is to have it trigger in library code, for example having a deprecated alias this, or a hook (opApply, range primitives...) being called by a function deeply nested inside Phobos.
In such cases, finding out where the instantiation comes from can be quite tedious. From this release, if a deprecation is triggered inside a template, the compiler will show the template instantiation trace, just like it already does on error. The same limit apply (6 frames, recursive templates are compressed), and -v can be used to lift it.
- Improvements for the C++ header generation
The following features/bugfixes/improvements were implemented for the experimental C++ header generator:
- Enums are no longer emitted in macros and enum class is used when the C++ standard set from -extern-std= is c++11 or later.
- Forward referenced declarations are now properly indented.
- Default functions parameters are properly emitted
- Tuple members/parameters/variables are emitted as individual variables using the compiler internal names instead of causing an assertion failure.
- Interfaces are now emitted as base classes.
- Aggregate members will be emitted with proper protection levels
- Protected enums in aggregates are emitted again
- Private member methods are no longer emitted
- No auto-generated default constructor for unions
- No longer ignores declarations nested inside an extern block, e.g. extern(D) extern(C++) void foo() {}
- Opaque enums no longer cause segfaults & are properly exported for C++ 11
- C++11 constructs are avoided when compiling with -extern-std=c++98.
- Using typeof(null) type no longer causes an assertion failure.
- The base type of floating point literals is propagated into the header
- NaN, Infinity are emitted using NAN/INFINITY from math.h.
- Final classes are marked as final
- immutable is emitted as const instead of mutable
- Identifier chains in templates are printed completely
- Proper vtable layout is ensured by emitting hidden placeholders for virtual functions that are not extern(C|C++).
- Fixed missing const for class members/methods
- Templated class declarations are now emitted
- Manifest constants that are not extern(C|C++) are no longer emitted.
Note: The header generator is still considerer experimental, so please submit any bugs encountered to the bug tracker.
- Diagnostics for conflicting function definitions within a module
Previously, multiple definitions of identical functions within a module were not recognized, although they have the same mangling. This was problematic because a binary cannot contain multiple definitions of a symbol, which caused undefined behavior depending on the compiler backend.
DMD will now raise an error message if there are conflicting implementations within a single module:
void foo() {} void foo() {} // error
Multiple declarations are still allowed as long as there is at most one definition:
void bar(int); void bar(int) { } void bar(int);
DMD will issue a deprecation for mangling schemes that don't support overloading (extern(C|Windows|System)):
extern(C): void foo(int) { } void foo(double) { } // deprecation
This deprecation will become an error in 2.105.
- extern(Pascal) has been removed
This unused linkage was deprecated in https://dlang.org/changelog/2.084.0.html#deprecated_extern_pascal and has now been removed.
- The compiler now accepts -extern-std=c++20
The compiler now accepts c++20 as a supported standard for -extern-std=. Currently this only changes the value of __traits(getTargetInfo, "cppStd"), though new types may be added in the future.
- C++ compability standard now c++11 by default
The default setting for -extern-std= has been updated to c++11.
Declarations with extern(C++) linkage are no longer guaranteed to link with code compiled by a C++98 compiler. Additionally, C++ headers generated by -HC will use constructs only available from C++11 onwards.
If compatibility with older C++ compilers is required, you must now pass -extern-std=c++98 on the command-line.
- Add -preview=inclusiveincontracts: in contracts must be an explicit superset of the parent in contracts.
As per Liskov, in contracts can only loosen the conditions placed on the method they appear on. Currently this is enforced by automatically "oring" together the in contract with the in contract on the parent method, creating a combined contract that is necessarily looser than the parent.
However, this leads to odd behavior like this code passing:
class A { void foo(int i) in (i > 0) { } } class B : A { void foo(int i) in (i < 0) { } } unittest { (new B).foo(5); }
That is because the in contract of B.foo is implicitly super.in() || i < 0, ie. i > 0 || i < 0
With -preview=inclusiveincontracts, this code will now fail with an AssertError. To reach the previous behavior, you would have to write out in (i > 0 || i < 0); that is, you explicitly include the parent's in contract in the child's.
- Add support for Objective-C protocols
It's now possible to declare [Objective-C protocols][objc_protocol]. In D, this is declared using the interface keyword.
To match the behavior of protocols in Objective-C, some additional changes have been made:
- It's possible to declare optional methods in an interface. This is done
- It's possible to have static methods in an interface. This method is
Example:
import core.attribute : optional, selector; import std.stdio : writeln; struct objc_selector; alias SEL = objc_selector*; extern (C) SEL sel_registerName(in char* str); extern (Objective-C) extern class NSObject { static NSObject alloc() @selector("alloc"); NSObject init() @selector("init"); } extern (Objective-C) interface Foo { bool respondsToSelector(SEL sel) @selector("respondsToSelector:"); void foo() @selector("foo"); // this is an optional method @optional void bar() @selector("bar"); } extern (Objective-C) class Bar : NSObject, Foo { override static Bar alloc() @selector("alloc"); override Bar init() @selector("init"); bool respondsToSelector(SEL sel) @selector("respondsToSelector:"); void foo() @selector("foo") { writeln("foo"); } } void main() { Foo f = Bar.alloc.init; // check, at runtime, if the instance `f` implements the method `bar` if (f.respondsToSelector(sel_registerName("bar"))) f.bar(); else f.foo(); }
[objc_protocol][https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/ProgrammingWithObjectiveC/WorkingwithProtocols/WorkingwithProtocols.html]
- Allow any compile-time argument in pragma(inline)
Previously only true or false literals were allowed (the spec stated that integers worked, but they did not).
Now the pragma can receive any compile-time expression convertible to bool, this expression will be evaluated only when the target function is actually used.
For example, in the following code all three functions should be inlined:
pragma(inline, canInline("func1")) void func1() {} void func2() { pragma(inline, canInline(__traits(identifier, __traits(parent, {})))); } pragma(inline, canInline("func3") || true) void func3() {} int canInline(string fname) { switch (fname) { case "func1": case "func2": return 1; default: return 0; } } void main() { func1(); func2(); func3(); }
- Add __traits(getCppNamespaces, symbol) to retrieve the C++ namespaces a symbol resides in.
This new trait returns a tuple of strings representing the namespace(s) the symbol resides in. This enables determining what namespaces a given symbol resides in for use in reflection, and can be used directly with an extern(C++) declaration as demonstrated below.
extern(C++, "ns") struct Foo {} static assert(__traits(getCppNamespaces, Foo)[0] == "ns"); struct Bar {} static assert(!__traits(getCppNamespaces, Foo).length); extern(C++, __traits(getCppNamespaces, Foo)) struct Baz {} static assert(__traits(getCppNamespaces, Foo) == __traits(getCppNamespaces, Baz));
Runtime changes
- Variables suspendSignalNumber and resumeSignalNumber are now private
These variables, which are in core.thread.osthread, were accidentally exposed. They shouldn't be accessed directly and have been made private. In order to set GC signals, one should call thread_setGCSignals instead.
Library changes
- Return the number of characters consumed by std.conv.parse
By setting the flag doCount to Yes.doCount, the function returns a named tuple. The tuple contains the fields data and count. The field data is of type Target and it contains the result of the original function. The field count is of type size_t and it contains the number of characters consumed. The function is keeping its original behaviour otherwise. Example:
import std.typecons : Flag, Yes, No; string s1 = "123"; auto a1 = parse!(int, string, Yes.doCount)(s1); assert(a1.data == 123 && a1.count == 3);
- Deprecate std.stdio.getdelim and std.stdio.getline
The publicly available extern(C) bindings for getdelim and getline in std.stdio have been deprecated. Any code that still needs it can import the symbol from core.sys.posix.stdio in druntime instead.
- Add integer conversions in JSONValue.get
JSONValue.get now allows to convert a stored uinteger or integer into any signed or unsigned integer. The conversion is performed with std.conv.to, and throws a ConvException in case of an integer overflow;
auto json = parseJSON(`{"a": 123}`); writeln(json["a"].get!ubyte);
Dub changes
- All commands now accept a version specification
Before this release dub could only get an exact version for some commands (describe, generate, fetch, etc...). All commands now accept a version specification, such as can be found in dub.json / dub.sdl:
dub fetch<EMAIL_ADDRESS>dub describe<EMAIL_ADDRESS><1.0.0'
Note that commands such as describe will still not fetch from the network.
- Dub will now automatically exclude mainSourceFile from other configurations
By default, Dub uses all files it can find under its sourcePaths. However, a common pattern when dealing with multiple targets is to use configurations to represent said targets. In the case those targets are executables, users would be forced to add main files from other configurations to the excludedSourceFiles list, or store the main in a different directory outside of the sourcePaths.
To simplify this workflow, Dub will now exclude files listed in mainSourceFile for other configuration. In case this is not desirable, the files need to be manually added to the sourceFiles list.
- Add support for -betterC compiler flag to the visuald project generator
If betterC is specified in the buildOptions, visuald project files will also be configured to use betterC.
- Caching of generated unittest runner (dub test)
For projects without a user-defined unittest configuration dub test generates a main file automatically. This main file is now being cached and won't be regenerated won subsequent runs without file changes.
- Allow custom build settings to be defined for dependencies
For example:
{ "name": "example", "dependencies": { "vibe-d": { "version" : "~>0.9.2", "dflags" : ["-preview=in"] } } }
In this example, -preview=in will be applied to vibe-d and all of its dependencies. Any https://dub.pm/package-format-json.html#build-settings field will be parsed, however only dflags is taken into account when compiling for now.
- DFLAGS and LFLAGS no longer propagate to nested dub invocations
DFLAGS and LFLAGS will no longer be exported as environment variables by default when invoking pre-generate, pre-build, pre-run, post-generate, post-build, or post-run commands.
If the previous behavior is still desired, they can be accessed using $DFLAGS and $LFLAGS in dub.json E.g.: preGenerateCommands : ["DFLAGS=$DFLAGS env | grep DFLAGS"]
will output DFLAGS environment variable with all the dflags used.
- Use DC environment variable as default D compiler
dub now respects the DC environment variable, meaning that DC=ldc2 dub build will behave as dub build --compiler=ldc2. In case both are supplied, the --compiler switch still has priority. Note that when DUB recursively invokes itself, for example in preGenerateCommands, it sets the DC variable to the compiler it is using, meaning that nested dub invocation will now use the same compiler.
- Fix #2051 "Running unit tests from DUB single file packages fails"
Now dub is capable run test command in single mode like: dub test --single yoursinglefile.d
- Improve ldc cross compilation
Enables co-existence and parallel compilation of the same project with different settings (e.g. cross compilation) by moving .dub/obj to $DUB_TARGET_PATH/obj.
- Filter ability for list command
For list command added optional filtration by name and version specification:
dub list foo dub list<EMAIL_ADDRESS><1.0.0'
- Support for .netrc file added
Basic authentication credentials defined in .netrc file will now be taken into account while connecting to secured repositories.
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.095.0:
DMD Compiler regressions
- Bugzilla 20608: [REG2.087] Cannot pass tuple.expand to auto ref T... template argument pack
- Bugzilla 21282: mixin of AliasSeq "cannot alias an expression"
- Bugzilla 21294: [REG 2.095]: DMD fails to link since PR11743
- Bugzilla 21312: [REG 2.095] Newly triggered
is not an lvalue and cannot be modified - Bugzilla 21325: Flags not set for ?: evaluation with floating point operands
- Bugzilla 21328: Forwarding static float array element inside a lambda crashes dmd backend
- Bugzilla 21357: [REG2.093] postblit aliases old and new struct pointers
- Bugzilla 21364: Improperly aligned struct when one member is a GPR and the other is an XMM
DMD Compiler bugs
- Bugzilla 3713: Tail call optimization not enabled with the ?: operator
- Bugzilla 8156: Very slow compilation with string-imported file ~100 MiB
- Bugzilla 10664: Win64: exception handling does not work with COMDAT folding
- Bugzilla 11049: array bounds error uses module file name rather than file name modified by #line directive
- Bugzilla 11435: Pushing indirect ref to byte or short can read beyond edge of valid memory
- Bugzilla 14708: destructor for temporary not called during stack unwinding
- Bugzilla 15909: Duplicate case error reports characters as numbers
- Bugzilla 19754: cast() sometimes yields lvalue, sometimes yields rvalue
- Bugzilla 19970: [CTFE] 0 ptr is not null
- Bugzilla 20195: -preview=nosharedaccess has some access problems
- Bugzilla 20604: [ICE] dtoh ICE with nested template structs (and probably most templates
- Bugzilla 20652: extern(C++) doesn't seem to mangle the types in core.simd right
- Bugzilla 20714: Struct with postblitting member does not call it's copy constructor
- Bugzilla 20716: Wrong code/ABI for extern(C++) interface method that returns non-POD
- Bugzilla 20916: hard to find where a deprecation comes from
- Bugzilla 20965: Implicitly generated postblit overrides disabled copy ctor
- Bugzilla 20970: Test Suite Azure Pipelines Windows_LDC_Debug x64-debug-ldc failed due to heisenbug
- Bugzilla 21218: dtoh: protection attributes should be emitted to headers
- Bugzilla 21227: import(".\file") doesn't work on Windows
- Bugzilla 21234: Import expression can read files outside of -J path in case of symlink/hardlink
- Bugzilla 21246: Compiler must show mismatching types when functions do not properly override
- Bugzilla 21255: "overload alias ... forward declaration" when overload set of imported template functions is passed to alias template parameter
- Bugzilla 21271: C++ header generation ignores extern(D) class methods affecting vtable layout
- Bugzilla 21283: [C++] Wrong mangling for ref of parameter pack
- Bugzilla 21293: dtoh: segfault when encountering opaque enum
- Bugzilla 21299: [LINK] undefined reference to dmd.root.stringtable.StringValue!(Type).StringValue.lstring()
- Bugzilla 21300: C++ header generation produce nonsense code on enum with enum as parent
- Bugzilla 21320: @live mistakes borrowed pointer for owner in parameter
- Bugzilla 21424: Variable is incremented twice
- Bugzilla 21464: Superfluous module-level import affects attribute inference
- Bugzilla 21479: ternary operator returns wrong val with ref return
- Bugzilla 21514: [ICE] cod1.d:4015: Assertion `retregs || !*pretregs' failed with -m32
DMD Compiler enhancements
- Bugzilla 8044: Print names, not casted values when using enum template parameter
- Bugzilla 21204: Error in generated copy constructor gives confusing message
- Bugzilla 21259: struct initialization with deprecated fields should issue deprecation warnings
- Bugzilla 21275: Overload resolution bypasses private access
- Bugzilla 21340: extern(C++,(emptyTuple)) should result in no namespace not an error
Phobos bugs
- Bugzilla 13930: std.concurrency can't send immutable AA to another thread
- Bugzilla 15425: std.traits.hasIndirections fails to recognize nested structs
- Bugzilla 18789: std.stdio messes up UTF conversions on output
- Bugzilla 18801: std.stdio.File doesn't work with MSVCRT's UTF-8 mode
- Bugzilla 20924: std.numeric.gcd cannot be used with const BigInt
- Bugzilla 21231: Unreachable warning for empty struct in VariantN with preview=fieldwise
- Bugzilla 21249: clamp() is not stable and is not constrained
- Bugzilla 21253: Can't compile Variant.visit!(...) with generic function
- Bugzilla 21296: std.variant.Variant cannot be initialized with immutable AA
- Bugzilla 21302: std.uni's documentation contains a dead link to its source file
- Bugzilla 21452: isCallable erroneously returns false on function templates
Phobos enhancements
- Bugzilla 6484: compose can't take multi arg functions
- Bugzilla 20869: std.algorithm.mutation : move is overly trusting of opPostMove
- Bugzilla 20980: std.bigint.BigInt: special case x & non-negative int to avoid unnecessary allocation
- Bugzilla 21233: std.conv.parse doesn't report the number of characters consumed
- Bugzilla 21237: isLvalueAssignable and isRvalueAssignable should be public
- Bugzilla 21347: std.functional.adjoin should work in BetterC
- Bugzilla 21407: Make std.math.NaN and std.math.getNaNPayload work in CTFE
- Bugzilla 21408: Make std.math.nextUp and nextDown and nextafter work in CTFE for extended-precision real
- Bugzilla 21430: Add const to front, save, & length properties of range returned by std.bitmanip.bitsSet
Druntime bugs
- Bugzilla 14226: invalid Runtime.traceHandler setup
- Bugzilla 21421: core.stdcpp.new_.cpp_delete does not work with classes
- Bugzilla 21441: TypeInfo_Enum.destroy and TypeInfo_Enum.postblit not calling destroy and postblit of base type
- Bugzilla 21442: Calling AA.remove from a destructor might lead to InvalidMemoryOperationError
- Bugzilla 21468: Inscrutable template error when core.stdcpp.vector of a struct with a core.stdcpp.vector field is referenced before the struct's definition
- Bugzilla 21484: Infinite recursion in core.memory : GC.{get,set,clr}Attr(const scope void*...)
Druntime enhancements
- Bugzilla 21030: Reduce template function instantiations related to array equality
- Bugzilla 21417: core.stdcpp.new_.cpp_delete unnecessarily requires destruction to be @nogc
- Bugzilla 21426: dup, idup for arrays plus keys, values for associative arrays: call postblits directly instead of via TypeInfo function pointer
dlang.org bugs
- Bugzilla 21189: Plain Old Data and copy constructors
- Bugzilla 21273: [spec] Inexistent contrast for shell snippets make them unreadable (CSS)
Installer bugs
- Bugzilla 21433: "bash: line 952: --list-keys: command not found" when running install.sh on Catalina
- Bugzilla 21439: install.sh is disabled for LDC on FreeBSD
Contributors to this release (61)
A huge thanks goes to all the awesome people who made this release possible.
- Adela Vais
- aG0aep6G
- Andrei Alexandrescu
- Andrey Zherikov
- Atila Neves
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Eastbourne fire: six people injured after blaze at seafront hotel
by Aamna MohdinFirefighters praise Claremont hotel staff and warn those nearby to keep windows shut
Six people were treated for minor injuries after staff and guests were evacuated from a burning seafront hotel in Eastbourne.
The fire, which broke out on Friday morning at the Claremont hotel in the East Sussex town, was brought under control. The fire service was called at 8.52am and by 11.30am there were 12 fire engines along with officers and specialist appliances.
One person was taken to Eastbourne hospital with breathing difficulties, the ambulance service said.
East Sussex fire and rescue service said the hotel was evacuated safely and everyone was accounted for. Nearby residents were warned by the fire service to keep doors and windows closed.
Incident commander and assistant chief fire officer Mark Andrews said: “The fire spread from the basement through to the upper floors. There is considerable smoke in the area and we are advising people to keep doors and windows closed. We will now work to ensure that the fire is completely put out.
“This will take several hours and so the roads in the area are likely to remain closed for the foreseeable future.”
Andrews added: “The swift actions of the hotel staff meant everyone got out of the hotel safely, and we thank them for their efforts.”
A spokesperson for Eastbourne borough council said: “Forty people have been looked after today at our rest centre that was set up in Eastbourne town hall after the fire at the Claremont hotel.
“Most of those were residents of Elms Avenue, who were evacuated from their homes as a safety precaution and will be able to return home this evening.”
It added: “We also provided shelter for two cats, who were temporarily housed in the mayor’s parlour, and one dog.
“Another couple had lost their phones in the fire and a member of our team was able to contact their daughter on social media to let her know that they were safe.
“Hotel accommodation was arranged for one couple with medical needs who were unable to return to their flat because of smoke damage.
“Blankets, wash kits, refreshments, hot food and pet food were provided. Beds were also brought in case anyone needed to stay overnight.
“Twenty members of our team have been involved in this operation today and worked hard to help those affected by the fire. We would like to thank them for their efforts.”
It said the seafront road near the Claremont hotel would remain closed while structural engineers investigate the site.
The cause of the fire will be investigated.


math - Tcl Math Library
The math package provides utility math functions.
Besides a set of basic commands, available via the package math, there are more specialised packages:
math::bigfloat - Arbitrary-precision floating-point arithmetic
math::bignum - Arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic
math::calculus::romberg - Robust integration methods for functions of one variable, using Romberg integration
math::calculus - Integration of functions, solving ordinary differential equations
math::combinatorics - Procedures for various combinatorial functions (for instance the Gamma function and "k out of n")
math::complexnumbers - Complex number arithmetic
math::constants - A set of well-known mathematical constants, such as Pi, E, and the golden ratio
math::fourier - Discrete Fourier transforms
math::fuzzy - Fuzzy comparisons of floating-point numbers
math::geometry - 2D geometrical computations
math::interpolate - Various interpolation methods
math::linearalgebra - Linear algebra package
math::optimize - Optimization methods
math::polynomials - Polynomial arithmetic (includes families of classical polynomials)
math::rationalfunctions - Arithmetic of rational functions
math::roman - Manipulation (including arithmetic) of Roman numerals
math::special - Approximations of special functions from mathematical physics
math::statistics - Statistical operations and tests
Return the coefficient of variation expressed as percent of two or more numeric values.
Return the area under a "curve" defined by a set of x,y pairs and the error bound as a list.
Return the n'th Fibonacci number.
Return the maximum of one or more numeric values.
Return the mean, or "average" of one or more numeric values.
Return the minimum of one or more numeric values.
Return the product of one or more numeric values.
Return a random number. If no arguments are given, the number is a floating point value between 0 and 1. If one argument is given, the number is an integer value between 0 and value1. If two arguments are given, the number is an integer value between value1 and value2.
Return the population standard deviation of two or more numeric values.
Return the mean, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation (as percent) as a list.
Return the sum of one or more numeric values.
This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category math of the Tcllib Trackers. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation.
When proposing code changes, please provide unified diffs, i.e the output of diff -u.
Note further that attachments are strongly preferred over inlined patches. Attachments can be made by going to the Edit form of the ticket immediately after its creation, and then using the left-most button in the secondary navigation bar.
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"""
.. module:: iterfunction
:synopsis: Functions that work with iterables.
See https://docs.python.org/2/library/itertools.html
"""
import six
import itertools as itt
import threading as t
import collections as cl
from six.moves import queue as q
from six import advance_iterator
from six.moves import map, filter, filterfalse
[docs]def length(iterable):
"""
Return number of elements in iterable. Consumes iterable!
>>> length(range(10))
10
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:return: Length of iterable.
:rtype: int
"""
return sum(1 for _ in iterable)
[docs]def interleave(*iterables):
"""
Return generator that interleaves the elements of the iterables.
>>> list(interleave(range(5), 'abc'))
[0, 'a', 1, 'b', 2, 'c', 3, 4]
>>> list(interleave('12', 'abc', '+-'))
['1', 'a', '+', '2', 'b', '-', 'c']
:param iterable iterables: Collection of iterables, e.g. lists, range, ...
:return: Interleaved iterables.
:rtype: iterator
"""
pending = len(iterables)
fnext = lambda it: lambda: advance_iterator(it)
nexts = itt.cycle(fnext(iter(it)) for it in iterables)
while pending:
try:
for nxt in nexts:
yield nxt()
except StopIteration:
pending -= 1
nexts = itt.cycle(itt.islice(nexts, pending))
[docs]def take(iterable, n):
"""
Return iterator over last n elements of given iterable.
>>> list(take(range(10), 3))
[0, 1, 2]
See: https://docs.python.org/2/library/itertools.html#itertools.islice
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:param int n: Number of elements to take
:return: Iterator over last n elements
:rtype: iterator
"""
return itt.islice(iterable, n)
[docs]def nth(iterable, n, default=None):
"""
Return n-th element of iterable. Consumes iterable!
>>> nth(range(10), 2)
2
>>> nth(range(10), 100, default=-1)
-1
https://docs.python.org/2/library/itertools.html#itertools.islice
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:param n: Index of element to retrieve.
:param default: Value to return when iterator is depleted
:return: nth element
:rtype: Any or default value.
"""
return next(itt.islice(iterable, n, None), default)
[docs]def unique(iterable, key=None):
"""
Return only unique elements in iterable. Potentially high mem. consumption!
>>> list(unique([2,3,1,1,2,4]))
[2, 3, 1, 4]
>>> ''.join(unique('this is a test'))
'this ae'
>>> data = [(1,'a'), (2,'a'), (3,'b')]
>>> list(unique(data, key=lambda t: t[1]))
[(1, 'a'), (3, 'b')]
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:param key: Function used to compare for equality.
:return: Iterator over unique elements.
:rtype: Iterator
"""
seen = set()
for e in iterable:
k = key(e) if key else e
if k not in seen:
seen.add(k)
yield e
[docs]def chunked(iterable, n):
"""
Split iterable in chunks of size n, where each chunk is also an iterator.
for chunk in chunked(range(10), 3):
for element in chunk:
print element
>>> it = chunked(range(7), 2)
>>> list(map(tuple, it))
[(0, 1), (2, 3), (4, 5), (6,)]
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:param n: Chunk size
:return: Chunked iterable
:rtype: Iterator over iterators
"""
it = iter(iterable)
while True:
chunk_it = itt.islice(it, n)
try:
first_el = next(chunk_it)
except StopIteration:
return
yield itt.chain((first_el,), chunk_it)
[docs]def consume(iterable, n=None):
"""
Consume n elements of the iterable.
>>> it = iter([1,2,3,4])
>>> consume(it, 2)
>>> next(it)
3
See https://docs.python.org/2/library/itertools.html
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:param n: Number of elements to consume. For n=None all are consumed.
"""
if n is None:
cl.deque(iterable, maxlen=0)
else:
next(itt.islice(iterable, n, n), None)
[docs]def flatten(iterable):
"""
Return flattened iterable.
>>> list(flatten([(1,2), (3,4,5)]))
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
:param iterable iterable:
:return: Iterator over flattened elements of iterable
:rtype: Iterator
"""
return itt.chain(*iterable)
[docs]def flatmap(func, iterable):
"""
Map function to iterable and flatten.
>>> f = lambda n: str(n) * n
>>> list( flatmap(f, [1, 2, 3]) )
['1', '2', '2', '3', '3', '3']
>>> list( map(f, [1, 2, 3]) ) # map instead of flatmap
['1', '22', '333']
:param function func: Function to map on iterable.
:param iterable iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:return: Iterator of iterable elements transformed via func and flattened.
:rtype: Iterator
"""
return itt.chain.from_iterable(map(func, iterable))
[docs]def partition(iterable, pred):
"""
Split iterable into two partitions based on predicate function
>>> pred = lambda x: x < 6
>>> smaller, larger = partition(range(10), pred)
>>> list(smaller)
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
>>> list(larger)
[6, 7, 8, 9]
:param iterable: Any iterable, e.g. list, range, ...
:param pred: Predicate function.
:return: Partition iterators
:rtype: Two iterators
"""
t1, t2 = itt.tee(iterable)
return filter(pred, t1), filterfalse(pred, t2)
[docs]class PrefetchIterator(t.Thread, six.Iterator):
"""
Wrap an iterable in an iterator that prefetches elements.
Typically used to fetch samples or batches while the the GPU processes
the batch. Keeps the CPU busy pre-processing data and not waiting for the
GPU to finish the batch.
>>> from __future__ import print_function
>>> for i in PrefetchIterator(range(4)):
... print(i)
0
1
2
3
"""
[docs] def __init__(self, iterable, num_prefetch=1):
"""
Constructor.
:param iterable iterable: Iterable elements are fetched from.
:param int num_prefetch: Number of elements to pre-fetch.
"""
t.Thread.__init__(self)
self.queue = q.Queue(num_prefetch)
self.iterable = iterable
self.daemon = True
self.lock = t.Lock()
self.start()
[docs] def run(self):
"""
Put elements in input iterable into queue.
"""
for item in self.iterable:
self.queue.put(item)
self.queue.put(None)
def __next__(self):
"""
Return next element from pre-fetch iterator.
:return: element from iterator
:rtype: same as element type of input iterable.
"""
with self.lock:
next_item = self.queue.get()
if next_item is None:
raise StopIteration
return next_item
def __iter__(self):
"""
Return pre-fetch iterator
:return: pre-fetch iterator
:rtype: PrefetchIterator
"""
return self


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1 “Do you know when the mountain goats give birth?
Do you observe the calving of the does?
2 Can you number the months that they fulfill,
and do you know the time when they give birth,
3 when they crouch, bring forth their offspring,
and are delivered of their young?
4 Their young ones become strong; they grow up in the open;
they go out and do not return to them.
5 “Who has let the wild donkey go free?
Who has loosed the bonds of the swift donkey,
6 to whom I have given the arid plain for his home
and the salt land for his dwelling place?
7 He scorns the tumult of the city;
he hears not the shouts of the driver.
8 He ranges the mountains as his pasture,
and he searches after every green thing.
9 “Is the wild ox willing to serve you?
Will he spend the night at your manger?
10 Can you bind him in the furrow with ropes,
or will he harrow the valleys after you?
11 Will you depend on him because his strength is great,
and will you leave to him your labor?
12 Do you have faith in him that he will return your grain
and gather it to your threshing floor?
13 “The wings of the ostrich wave proudly,
but are they the pinions and plumage of love?
14 For she leaves her eggs to the earth
and lets them be warmed on the ground,
15 forgetting that a foot may crush them
and that the wild beast may trample them.
16 She deals cruelly with her young, as if they were not hers;
though her labor be in vain, yet she has no fear,
17 because God has made her forget wisdom
and given her no share in understanding.
18 When she rouses herself to flee,
she laughs at the horse and his rider.
19 “Do you give the horse his might?
Do you clothe his neck with a mane?
20 Do you make him leap like the locust?
His majestic snorting is terrifying.
21 He paws in the valley and exults in his strength;
he goes out to meet the weapons.
22 He laughs at fear and is not dismayed;
he does not turn back from the sword.
23 Upon him rattle the quiver,
the flashing spear and the javelin.
24 With fierceness and rage he swallows the ground;
he cannot stand still at the sound of the trumpet.
25 When the trumpet sounds, he says ‘Aha!’
He smells the battle from afar,
the thunder of the captains, and the shouting.
26 “Is it by your understanding that the hawk soars
and spreads his wings toward the south?
27 Is it at your command that the eagle mounts up
and makes his nest on high?
28 On the rock he dwells and makes his home,
on the rocky crag and stronghold.
29 From there he spies out the prey;
his eyes behold it afar off.
30 His young ones suck up blood,
and where the slain are, there is he.”


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UPDATE-PERL-SAX-PARSERS(8) Debian UPDATE-PERL-SAX-PARSERS(8) NAME update-perl-sax-parsers - (de)register Perl SAX parser modules SYNOPSIS update-perl-sax-parsers [options] --add parser_module update-perl-sax-parsers [options] --remove parser_module update-perl-sax-parsers [options] --update DESCRIPTION update-perl-sax-parsers inserts, updates and removes individual Perl SAX parser module info files in the directory /var/lib/libxml-sax- perl/ParserDetails.d and the overall Perl SAX parser modules info file /etc/perl/XML/SAX/ParserDetails.ini. OPTIONS --add Adds the per-module info file for the indicated Perl SAX parser module to the directory /var/lib/libxml-sax-perl/ParserDetails.d. --remove Removes the per-module info file for Perl SAX parser module from the directory /var/lib/libxml-sax-perl/ParserDetails.d. --update updates the overall Perl SAX parser modules info file /etc/perl/XML/SAX/ParserDetails.ini. The modules will be listed in an order of ascending priority. See the PARSER PRIORITIES sec‐ tion below. The file will be managed with ucf(1) , unless the --file option is used. See also the --ucf option below. --directory When used with --add or with --remove indicates the ParserDe‐ tails.d directory to use for storing the per-module Perl SAX parser module info file. When used one or more times with --update indicates the ParserDetails.d directories to be used as source for generating the ParserDetails.ini file. Default is /var/lib/libxml-sax-perl/ParserDetails.d. --file Indicates the ParserDetails.ini file up be updated. Default is /etc/perl/XML/SAX/ParserDetails.ini. --priority XX Specifies the priority of the SAX parser module to be added removed. The priority will be encoded to the filename of the ParserDetails.d entry. See the PARSER PRIORITIES section below. This option was added in version 0.3 of update-perl-sax-parsers . Use the value "0" to disable the encoding and match the behaviour of earlier versions of the script. The default priority value is 50, unless --directory was speci‐ fied, in which case the default is 0 (disabled.) --ucf X Forcibly enable (X != 0) or disable (X = 0) of ucf(1) . By default, ucf(1) will be used to manage the ParserDetails.ini file when --file is not specified. --quiet Prevents any diagnostic output. --test Prevents the modification of any files and enables debugging mode. --version Displays the version information and exits. --help Display the usage information and exits. PARSER PRIORITIES Starting with version 0.3 of update-perl-sax-parsers , the parsers are assigned a priority value that is encoded into the names of the files in the ParserDetails.d directory. Specifically, the file name will be "XX- Some::Module", where XX denotes the priority and Some::Module is the name of the parser module. When --update is called, the parsers are listed in an order of ascending priority into the ParserDetails.ini file. The last parser in the file, ie. the one with the highest priority, is the default XML::SAX parser. Parsers with the same priority are sorted alphabetically by their name. This is contrary to the behaviour of earlier versions, where the sort order was undefined and depended on the underlying file system. NOTE Installing the original package from CPAN into /usr/local breaks the Debian package, since the former is in Perl's @INC before the latter. So, please don't do this. If there's a new version of XML::SAX simply file a wishlist against the Debian package and wait for the update. SEE ALSO /usr/share/doc/libxml-sax-perl/README.Debian AUTHORS Ardo van Rangelrooij<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Niko Tyni<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2001-2003 Ardo van Rangelrooij Copyright © 2007 Niko Tyni This is free software; see the GNU General Public Licence version 2 or later for copying conditions. There is no warranty. 0.3 Nov 2007 UPDATE-PERL-SAX-PARSERS(8)


SONIA VITERI
Founder and CEO of MATICO, she is the mind behind each elaborated product, a perfectionist by conviction, always looking to innovate and offer the best quality and set trends in the industry.
When I think of weaving, the image of my mother comes to mind, who, from the young age of 5, taught me the art of weaving.
Her name was Matilde, we affectionately called her Matico, I can remember the admiration I had for her artistic ability making the most beautiful garments. Stitch by stitch I learned from her the mastery of classic techniques such as crochet and two-needle knitting, later seeking to enrich my skills I learned the technique of frivolite among others.
Some time later I started as a hobby the elaboration of woven garments for adults and children which I made as a gift for friends and family, later before the good reception of my creations, I decided to start my own company, in honor of my mother, my example and my main mentor chose my brand name MATICO.
MATICO has among its catalog a large number of products for adults, children and babies, additionally it offers a wide range of home decoration and furniture, using only materials from the best suppliers such as lace, soft wool and threads combined with complex fabrics and patterns. In this way, MATICO products are unique, original, personalized and of the highest quality to always satisfy our customers.
Founder and CEO of MATICO, she is the mind behind each elaborated product, a perfectionist by conviction, always looking to innovate and offer the best quality and set trends in the industry.
Designer and marketing specialist, he provides market approaches designed for different target and audiences to satisfy the needs of all our clients, as well as opening the possibility of approaches to new commercial or corporate niches.
Graphic Designer, has been in charge of creating the brand language that characterizes MATICO with a fresh, modern and innovative image, a pleasant and easy to navigate online store so that each visit to our site becomes your best experience.


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coming later a collection of sketches, prototypes, and projects.
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{# Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. #} {% if g.user.roles[0].name == 'Admin' %} {% extends "appbuilder/base.html" %} {% else %} {% extends "solar/basic.html" %} {% endif %} {% import 'appbuilder/general/lib.html' as lib %} {% block content %} {{ lib.panel_begin(title) }} {% if related_views is defined %}


Hi! I'm a fourth year Computer Science student at the University of Birmingham. I have a keen interest in software development and programming. This is my personal site so feel free to have a look at some of the projects I've done.
Fancy getting in touch? Send me a text or email and I'll get back to you as soon as possible!


Live2LÖVE
LÖVE module (or library) for loading & rendering Live2D models.
Require at least LÖVE 11.0 to run.
Live2D Notice
You need Live2D Cubism SDK v2.1 to compile this project. This repository doesn't ship it, and you need to retrieve that from Live2D website. Make sure to grab Live2D Cubism SDK v2.1 for OpenGL (Cocos2d-x) development.
Note that distributing your game which uses this library is subject to Live2D licensing.
Lua
The Lua include file assume it's built against LuaJIT 2.0.5 (LÖVE for Windows). If not, please modify the include and the lib files accordingly.
Windows Compiling
Build instruction for Android is coming soon. iOS build instruction needs contributions.
Look at sln/
. The project itself uses MSVC 1800/120 (VS2013) platform toolset, but the solution file is created with Visual Studio 2017.
MSVC 1800/120 is what normally used to compile LÖVE, and it's recommended to (because LÖVE ships their VS2013 runtime DLLs).
The rest of this compiling steps makes those assumption.
You need the Live2D Cubism SDK v2.1 as described above. Your downloaded zip should have this structure
Live2D Cubism SDK for OpenGL v2.1.06 + framework + include + lib ++ windows +++ {x86,x64} ++++ 120 +++++ {Debug,Release} ++++++ live2d_opengl.lib * some are omitted because they're not necessary for Live2LÖVE * {a,b} means there's both folder "a" and "b" with same folder structure
This copying instructions assume the directory exists in Live2LÖVE. If it's not exist, create it!
Copy the framework
folder from Live2D to framework
folder in Live2LÖVE (merge).
Copy the include
contents from Live2D to include/live2d
folder in Live2LÖVE.
For the lib file, it's bit tricky. It's recommended to copy the x64 libs first then x86 ones.
Copy lib/windows/x64/120/Debug/live2d_opengl.lib
from Live2D to lib/Win32/Debug/live2d_opengl_x64.lib
(yes, notice the _x64
suffix)
**For x86, do not add _x64
suffix!** Do same for Release libraries.
The rest is just opening the solution file, then build.
The output DLL will be in sln/{Debug,Release}
for x86 build and sln/x64/{Debug,Release}
for x64 build.
License
This LÖVE library is licensed under zLib license, excluding the Live2D include files and libraries.
Games/things released with this library is subject to Live2D licensing!


Geometry Algorithms is a branch of computer science devoted to the study of algorithms which can be stated in terms of geometry.. Some purely geometrical problems arise out of the study of computational geometric algorithms, and such problems are also considered to be part of computational geometry. While modern computational geometry is a recent development, it is one of the oldest fields of computing with history stretching back to antiquity
Computer graphics, robot motion planning, computer games, simulations, geographic information systems, and CAD/CAM systems all make use of geometric algorithms to perform various tasks. TThese include plane sweep, randomized incremental construction, and multi-level data structures; geometric concepts include Voronoi diagrams and Delaunay triangulations, arrangements, and duality.These techniques to solve a variety of problems: convex-hull computation, line-segment intersection, polygon triangulation, low-dimensional linear programming, range searching, and point location are some examples.
The primary goal of research in combinatorial computational geometry is to develop efficient algorithms and data structures for solving problems stated in terms of basic geometrical objects: points, line segments, polygons, polyhedra, etc.
Given n points in the plane, find the two with the smallest distance from each other.
The core problems in computational geometry may be classified in different ways, according to various criteria. The following general classes may be distinguished.
In the problems of this category, some input is given and the corresponding output needs to be constructed or found. Some fundamental problems of this type are:
In geometric query problems, commonly known as geometric search problems, the input consists of two parts: the search space part and the query part, which varies over the problem instances. The search space typically needs to be preprocessed, in a way that multiple queries can be answered efficiently.
Algorithms for problems of this type typically involve dynamic data structures. Any of the computational geometric problems may be converted into a dynamic one, at the cost of increased processing time.
The computational complexity for this class of problems is estimated by:


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Just Another Day
Written by Christina on January 11th
This is my second blog entry, and I just wanted to check in on you
Written by Christina on January 11th
This is my second blog entry, and I just wanted to check in on you
Written by Christina on January 10th
I'm so happy to write my first blog entry - yay!


Late Stunner Keeps SA U23s Olympic Dream Alive
by Soccer LadumaU23 Africa Cup of Nations
Result: South Africa 1-0 Ivory Coast
Date: 12 November 2019
Venue: Al Salam Stadium
South Africa registered their first win at the U23 Africa Cup of Nations, after a stunning strike from Teboho Mokoena secured victory over Ivory Coast.
Following the goalless draw with Zambia, the overseas-based and Absa Premiership players joined up with the squad as Lyle Foster, Luther Singh, Sipho Mbule and Teboho Mokoena were drafted straight into the line-up.
Foster had a chance to mark his first start of the tournament with a goal after just 16 minutes, but Cercle Brugge forward was unable to fire home from close range.
Chances continued to fall for the South Africans, and in particular Foster, who saw a header glanced wide on 20 minutes while he was denied by Ivory Coast shot-stopper Ira Tape on 38 minutes after some good work by Singh and Mokoena.
At the other end, South Africa goalkeeper Darren Johnson had a relatively opening 45 minutes as the Ivorians failed to register a single effort on target.
It was more of the same in the second stanza for the South Africans, which prompted coach David Notoane to introduce Kobamelo Kodisang and Athenkosi Dlala for Mbule and Grant Margeman after the hour mark.
The deadlock was eventually broken with 11 minutes remaining as Mokoena found the back of the net with a venomous free-kick from distance to seal South Africa's first win in Group B.
Notoane' charges will now turn their attention to Friday's final Group B encounter against Nigeria.


Spatiotemporal_development_GAMs.Rmd
library("readxl")
library("mgcv")
library("broom")
library("ggpubr")
library("tidyverse")
library("lubridate")
library("spatiotemporaldynamics")
library("SDMTools")
Import disease data.
### import spatiotemporal spread data
dat <-
read_excel(
system.file("extdata", "SpatioTemporalSpreadData.xlsx",
package = "spatiotemporaldynamics"),
sheet = 1,
na = "NA"
)
## Error: `path` does not exist: ''
summary(dat)
## Error in summary(dat): object 'dat' not found
wind <-
read_excel(
system.file("extdata", "DailyWindDirectionData.xlsx",
package = "spatiotemporaldynamics"),
sheet = 1
)
summary(wind)
## date location assessment_number
## Length:247 Length:247 Min. : 1.000
## Class :character Class :character 1st Qu.: 3.000
## Mode :character Mode :character Median : 5.000
## Mean : 4.798
## 3rd Qu.: 7.000
## Max. :10.000
## daily_avg_wind_direction
## Length:247
## Class :character
## Mode :character
##
##
##
Wind direction for the Billa Billa site is the character format recorded as the text value of the wind direction.  You can override using the `.groups` argument.
Left-join the wind and disease data for analysis in the GAMs.
dat <- left_join(dat, wind, by = c("location", "assessment_number"))
## Error in left_join(dat, wind, by = c("location", "assessment_number")): object 'dat' not found
dat <-
unite(dat, direc_loc, c(location, direction), remove = FALSE)
## Error in unite(dat, direc_loc, c(location, direction), remove = FALSE): object 'dat' not found
Assign variables to the correct classes.
cols_1 <- c("location", "quadrat", "direction", "direc_loc")
dat[cols_1] <- lapply(dat[cols_1], factor)
## Error in lapply(dat[cols_1], factor): object 'dat' not found
Use set.seed()
for reproducibility purposes.
set.seed(42)
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_1)
## Error in summary(model_1): object 'model_1' not found
plot(
model_1,
pages = 1,
residuals = TRUE,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_1)[1]
)
## Error in plot(model_1, pages = 1, residuals = TRUE, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, : object 'model_1' not found
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_2)
## Error in summary(model_2): object 'model_2' not found
plot(
model_2,
residuals = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_2)[1]
)
## Error in plot(model_2, residuals = TRUE, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, : object 'model_2' not found
model_3 <-
gam(incidence ~ assessment_number,
data = dat,
method = "REML")
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_3)
## Error in summary(model_3): object 'model_3' not found
plot(
model_3,
all.terms = TRUE,
residuals = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_3)
)
## Error in plot(model_3, all.terms = TRUE, residuals = TRUE, pages = 1, : object 'model_3' not found
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_4)
## Error in summary(model_4): object 'model_4' not found
plot(
model_4,
residuals = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_4)[1]
)
## Error in plot(model_4, residuals = TRUE, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, : object 'model_4' not found
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_5)
## Error in summary(model_5): object 'model_5' not found
plot(model_5,
residuals = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_5)[1])
## Error in plot(model_5, residuals = TRUE, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, : object 'model_5' not found
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_6)
## Error in summary(model_6): object 'model_6' not found
plot(
model_6,
residuals = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_6)[1]
)
## Error in plot(model_6, residuals = TRUE, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, : object 'model_6' not found
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_6.1)
## Error in summary(model_6.1): object 'model_6.1' not found
plot(
model_6.1,
residuals = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_6.1)[1]
)
## Error in plot(model_6.1, residuals = TRUE, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, : object 'model_6.1' not found
model_7 <-
gam(incidence ~ location,
data = dat,
method = "REML")
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_7)
## Error in summary(model_7): object 'model_7' not found
plot(
model_7,
residuals = TRUE,
all.terms = TRUE,
pages = 1,
shade = TRUE,
seWithMean = TRUE,
shift = coef(model_7)[1]
)
## Error in plot(model_7, residuals = TRUE, all.terms = TRUE, pages = 1, : object 'model_7' not found
model_8 <-
gam(
incidence ~ s(total_rain, k = 16) +
s(distance, k = 4) +
s(avg_wind_speed, k = 18) +
s(avg_rh, k = 18) +
s(avg_temp, k = 18) +
s(wind_direction, k = 18) +
location +
assessment_number +
direc_loc,
data = dat,
method = "REML"
)
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_8)
## Error in summary(model_8): object 'model_8' not found
## Error in plot(model_8, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, shift = coef(model_8)[1]): object 'model_8' not found
Same as model_8
but different smooths have been considered for each term BY LOCATION
model_9 <-
gam(
incidence ~ s(total_rain, k = 16, by = location) +
s(distance, k = 4, by = location) +
s(avg_wind_speed, k = 18, by = location) +
s(avg_temp, k = 18, by = location) +
s(avg_rh, k = 18, by = location) +
s(wind_direction, k = 18, by = location) +
assessment_number +
location +
direc_loc,
data = dat,
method = "REML"
)
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_9)
## Error in summary(model_9): object 'model_9' not found
## Error in plot(model_9, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, shift = coef(model_9)[1]): object 'model_9' not found
Same as model_8
but relative humidity, wind speed and wind direction removed, as they were not significant.
model_10 <-
gam(
incidence ~ s(total_rain, k = 16) +
s(distance, k = 4) +
s(avg_wind_speed, k = 18) +
location +
assessment_number +
direc_loc,
data = dat,
method = "REML"
)
## Error in is.data.frame(data): object 'dat' not found
summary(model_10)
## Error in summary(model_10): object 'model_10' not found
## Error in plot(model_10, pages = 1, shade = TRUE, seWithMean = TRUE, shift = coef(model_10)[1]): object 'model_10' not found
models <- list(
model_1 = model_1,
model_2 = model_2,
model_3 = model_3,
model_4 = model_4,
model_5 = model_5,
model_6 = model_6,
model_6.1 = model_6.1,
model_7 = model_7,
model_8 = model_8,
model_9 = model_9,
model_10 = model_10
)
## Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos): object 'model_1' not found
map_df(models, glance, .id = "model") %>%
arrange(AIC)
## Error in map(.x, .f, ...): object 'models' not found
enframe(
c(
model_1 = summary(model_1)$r.sq,
model_2 = summary(model_2)$r.sq,
model_3 = summary(model_3)$r.sq,
model_4 = summary(model_4)$r.sq,
model_5 = summary(model_5)$r.sq,
model_6 = summary(model_6)$r.sq,
model_6.1 = summary(model_6.1)$r.sq,
model_7 = summary(model_7)$r.sq,
model_8 = summary(model_8)$r.sq,
model_9 = summary(model_9)$r.sq,
model_10 = summary(model_10)$r.sq
)
) %>%
arrange(desc(value))
## Error in summary(model_1): object 'model_1' not found
anova(
model_1,
model_2,
model_3,
model_4,
model_5,
model_6,
model_6.1,
model_7,
model_8,
model_9,
model_10
)
## Error in anova(model_1, model_2, model_3, model_4, model_5, model_6, model_6.1, : object 'model_1' not found
model_9
gam.check(model_9)
## Error in residuals(b, type = type): object 'model_9' not found
The model has been fully converged, which indicates that there is no issue of too many variables for not enough data. However, the model fit could have been much better if we had enough basis function for predictors showing significant result in the diagnostic function, the low p value means residuals are not randomly distributed).
concurvity(model_9, full=TRUE)
## Error in concurvity(model_9, full = TRUE): object 'model_9' not found
Comments on model_9
Fitting different smooths for each term by location in
model_9
improved the adjusted R^2 and percent deviance explained values. Noam Ross encourages this practice in his own words,


Class LineFinder
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public class LineFinder extends java.lang.Object
NOTE: NOT READY FOR USE YET... still testing. a class for finding lines in a closed shape of clockwise ordered points. Note that comments are present throughout the code that can be followed to add options specific to different use cases. the algorithm is currently tailored for use with LinesFinder and VanishingPoints to find lines in image segmentation boundaries. The code could be edited to work on ordered edges. The code could also be edited to find line patterns precisely for specific rendered spatial aliasing patterns ("jaggles"). Internally, the chord difference descriptor matrix is adapted from PartialShapeMatcher.java which was made following the paper "Efficient Partial Shape Matching of Outer Contours" by Donoser The differences in chords of the implied second shape, a line is always pi, so edits are present specific to a one dimensional value instead of a closed curve. Also, the summed table of the chord differences is only along columns.- Author:
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
LineFinder.LineResult
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description LineFinder()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
_overrideToThreshold(float t)
override the threshold for using a chord difference value to this limit for the chord sum diff / number of pixels.void
_overrideToTotalThreshold(float t)
change the limit of the total chord difference sum over a found line segment.protected float[][]
createDescriptorMatrix(algorithms.util.PairIntArray p, int n)
given the shape points for p and q, create a matrix of descriptors, describing the difference in chord angles.protected float[][]
createDifferenceMatrices(float[][] a1, int lineIndex)
create the matrices of differences between p and q.protected float[][]
createLineDescriptorMatrix(int n)
protected int
distanceSqEucl(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
LineFinder.LineResult
match(algorithms.util.PairIntArray p)
NOT READY FOR USE...void
overrideMinimumLineLength(int length)
set the minimum line length to length.void
overrideSamplingDistance(int d)
override the sampling distance along the boundary which is by default set to 1.void
setToDebug()
void
setToRemoveBorderLines(int lastColumn, int lastRow)
if this is set, vertical lines found at polar radius 0 and width from origin are removed and so are horizontal lines found at polar radius and height from origin.
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Method Detail
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_overrideToThreshold
public void _overrideToThreshold(float t)
override the threshold for using a chord difference value to this limit for the chord sum diff / number of pixels. By default it is set to 0.17f; Note, to find only horizontal or vertical lines, use a very small threshold such as 1e-7. NOTE: for staircase roofs like house_color.png has, increasing thresh to 0.4 nd thresh3 to 15 finds the remaining lines- Parameters:
t
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_overrideToTotalThreshold
public void _overrideToTotalThreshold(float t)
change the limit of the total chord difference sum over a found line segment. The default is 3. NOTE: for staircase roofs like house_color.png has, increasing thresh to 0.4 nd thresh3 to 15 finds the remaining lines- Parameters:
t
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overrideMinimumLineLength
public void overrideMinimumLineLength(int length)
set the minimum line length to length. Note that the default value is 3. Note that this cannot be set to a value smaller than 2.- Parameters:
length
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overrideSamplingDistance
public void overrideSamplingDistance(int d)
override the sampling distance along the boundary which is by default set to 1. If a larger value is used, the curve is sampled at the given spacing, and the results are interpolated as filled in between a sampled range.- Parameters:
d
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setToRemoveBorderLines
public void setToRemoveBorderLines(int lastColumn, int lastRow)
if this is set, vertical lines found at polar radius 0 and width from origin are removed and so are horizontal lines found at polar radius and height from origin.
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setToDebug
public void setToDebug()
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match
public LineFinder.LineResult match(algorithms.util.PairIntArray p)
NOT READY FOR USE... still testing... Find lines in the clockwise ordered set of points p. Note that p is expected to be a closed curve. The algorithm may actually work for open curves too, but the matching of points across an expected wrap around of last to first point would add artificial matching statistics that affect the results. NOTE: the code could be altered for edge logic, that is, to add an infinitely large difference of chords to the boundary when the first and last points are not adjacent, but that is not current logic in this algorithm at this time... TODO: add such an option and logic. A shape is defined as the clockwise ordered sequence of points P_1...P_N. The spacings used within this method are equidistant The default spacing is 1, so override that if a different number is needed. NOTE: You may need to pre-process the shape points for example, smooth the boundary.Gaussian smoothing of 2 sigma or related options for smaller: PairIntArray p = imageProcessor .extractSmoothedOrderedBoundary()
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p
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createDifferenceMatrices
protected float[][] createDifferenceMatrices(float[][] a1, int lineIndex)
create the matrices of differences between p and q. Note that the matrix differences are absolute differences. returns a[0:p.n-1][0:p.n-1]
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createLineDescriptorMatrix
protected float[][] createLineDescriptorMatrix(int n)
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createDescriptorMatrix
protected float[][] createDescriptorMatrix(algorithms.util.PairIntArray p, int n)
given the shape points for p and q, create a matrix of descriptors, describing the difference in chord angles. The chord descriptor is invariant to translation, rotation, and scale: - a chord is a line joining 2 region points - uses the relative orientation between 2 chords angle a_i_j is from chord P_i_P_j to reference point P_i to another sampled point and chord P_j_P_(j-d) and P_j d is the number of points before j in the sequence of points P. a_i_j is the angle between the 2 chords P_i_P_j and P_j_P_(j-d) | a_1_1...a_1_N | | a_2_1...a_2_N | ... | a_N_1...a_N_N | elements on the diagonal are zero to shift to different first point as reference, can shift down k-1 rows and left k-1 columns.
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distanceSqEucl
protected int distanceSqEucl(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
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Disaster response
Classifying messages with Machine Learning
A
Udacity Data Science Nanodegree
project by
Philip Seifi
Classify message
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Overview of the training dataset
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The Classroom Organizer - Update Student
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View Teachers
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View Students
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Edit Student:
First Name:
Last Name:
Currently Enrolled In:
{% for c in student[1]%}
{{c[0][1]}}:
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Add A Class:
{% for c in student[2]%}
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Before Change
"separable_conv_transpose": SeparableConvTranspose,
"pooling": Pooling,
"global_pooling": GlobalPooling,
"batch_norm": K.BatchNormalization,
"dropout": K.Dropout,
"alpha_dropout": K.AlphaDropout,
"dropblock": Dropblock,
After Change
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C_GROUPS = dict(zip(LAYER_KEYS, GROUP_KEYS))
DEFAULT_LAYERS = C_LAYERS.keys()
def __init__(self, layout="",
filters=0, kernel_size=3, strides=1, dilation_rate=1, depth_multiplier=1,
activation=tf.nn.relu,