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SideCar
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Public Member Functions | |
| TCPConnector (IOTask *task, int maxSocketBufferSize=0) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| bool | openAndInit (const ACE_INET_Addr &remoteAddress, ACE_Reactor *reactor) |
| Atttempt to connect to a remote host using the given address. More... | |
| int | getMaxSocketBufferSize () const |
| int | close () |
| Shut down the output handler. More... | |
| int | handle_timeout (const ACE_Time_Value &timeout, const void *arg) |
| Notification that our attempt to connect to a remote server has timed out. More... | |
| bool | attemptConnection () |
| Attempt to (re)connect to a remote host using the cached connection address. More... | |
| bool | scheduleConnectionAttempt () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Logger::Log & | Log () |
| Log device for objects of this type. More... | |
Definition at line 15 of file TCPConnector.h.
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inline |
Constructor.
| task | task from which to pull messages to emit. |
Definition at line 30 of file TCPConnector.h.
| bool TCPConnector::attemptConnection | ( | ) |
Attempt to (re)connect to a remote host using the cached connection address.
Creates a new InputHandler object if the connection succeeds.
Definition at line 50 of file TCPConnector.cc.
References SideCar::IO::IOTask::establishedConnection(), SideCar::IO::Task::isUsingData(), Log(), LOGDEBUG, LOGERROR, LOGINFO, SideCar::IO::Task::setError(), and SideCar::IO::Task::setUsingData().
Referenced by handle_timeout(), and openAndInit().
| int TCPConnector::close | ( | ) |
Shut down the output handler.
Override of ACE_Connector method.
Definition at line 40 of file TCPConnector.cc.
References SideCar::IO::TCPInputHandler::close(), Log(), and LOGINFO.
Referenced by SideCar::IO::ClientSocketReaderTask::close(), openAndInit(), SideCar::IO::TCPDataSubscriber::openAndInit(), and SideCar::IO::TCPDataSubscriber::setServiceName().
| int TCPConnector::handle_timeout | ( | const ACE_Time_Value & | timeout, |
| const void * | arg | ||
| ) |
Notification that our attempt to connect to a remote server has timed out.
Try again.
| timeout | |
| arg |
Definition at line 104 of file TCPConnector.cc.
References attemptConnection(), Log(), and LOGINFO.
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static |
Log device for objects of this type.
Definition at line 8 of file TCPConnector.cc.
References Logger::Log::Find().
Referenced by attemptConnection(), close(), handle_timeout(), and openAndInit().
| bool TCPConnector::openAndInit | ( | const ACE_INET_Addr & | remoteAddress, |
| ACE_Reactor * | reactor | ||
| ) |
Atttempt to connect to a remote host using the given address.
| remoteAddress | address of remote host to connect to |
| reactor | the ACE_Reactor to register with |
Definition at line 15 of file TCPConnector.cc.
References attemptConnection(), close(), Log(), LOGDEBUG, LOGERROR, and LOGINFO.
Referenced by SideCar::IO::ClientSocketReaderTask::openAndInit(), and SideCar::IO::TCPDataSubscriber::setServiceName().


An SNI object represents a many-to-one mapping of hostnames to a certificate. That is, a certificate object can have many hostnames associated with it; when Kong receives an SSL request, it uses the SNI field in the Client Hello to lookup the certificate object based on the SNI associated with the certificate.
Checkout Kong documentation for the meaning of the form parameters.


Section header.
-
Text element.
- Link.
-
It’s ok to have more than one element at a time.
Like so…
But you should probably only use that with multiple paragraphs.
Section footer.
Text element.
It’s ok to have more than one element at a time.
Like so…
But you should probably only use that with multiple paragraphs.Section footer.


Islay is the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Known as "The Queen of the Hebrides", it lies in Argyll just south west of Jura and around 40 kilometres (25 mi) north of the Irish coast. The island's capital is Bowmore where the distinctive round Kilarrow Parish Church and a distillery are located. Port Ellen is the main port.
Islay is one of five whisky distilling localities and regions in Scotland whose identity is protected by law. There are eight active distilleries and the industry is the island's second largest employer after agriculture. Those on the south of the island produce malts with a very strong peaty flavour, considered to be the most intensely flavoured of all whiskies.


Introduction¶
Version 3.3.0 for version 1.8 of the CF conventions.
The Python cf
package is an Earth Science data analysis library that
is built on a complete implementation of the CF data model.
Functionality¶
Important
This version of cf is for Python 3 only and there are
incompatible differences between versions 2.x and 3.x of cf
.
Scripts written for version 2.x but running under version
3.x should either work as expected, or provide informative
error messages on the new API usage. However, it is advised
that the outputs of older scripts are checked when running
with Python 3 versions of the cf
library.
For version 2.x documentation, see the older releases page.
The cf
package implements the CF data model 1 for its
internal data structures and so is able to process any CF-compliant
dataset. It is not strict about CF-compliance, however, so that
partially conformant datasets may be ingested from existing datasets
and written to new datasets.This is so that datasets that are
partially conformant may nonetheless be modified in memory.
>>> import cf
>>> f = cf.read('file.nc')
>>> f
[<CF Field: air_temperature(time(12), latitude(64), longitude(128)) K>]
>>> print(f[0])
Field: air_temperature (ncvar%tas)
----------------------------------
Data : air_temperature(time(12), latitude(64), longitude(128)) K
Cell methods : time(12): mean (interval: 1.0 month)
Dimension coords: time(12) = [0450-11-16 00:00:00, ..., 0451-10-16 12:00:00] noleap
: latitude(64) = [-87.8638, ..., 87.8638] degrees_north
: longitude(128) = [0.0, ..., 357.1875] degrees_east
: height(1) = [2.0] m
The cf
package can:
read field constructs from netCDF, CDL, PP and UM datasets,
create new field constructs in memory,
inspect field constructs,
test whether two field constructs are the same,
modify field construct metadata and data,
create subspaces of field constructs,
write field constructs to netCDF datasets on disk,
incorporate, and create, metadata stored in external files (new in version 3.0.0),
read, write, and create data that have been compressed by convention (i.e. ragged or gathered arrays), whilst presenting a view of the data in its uncompressed form,
read, write, and create coordinates defined by geometry cells (new in version 3.2.0),
combine field constructs arithmetically,
manipulate field construct data by arithmetical and trigonometrical operations,
perform statistical collapses on field constructs,
perform histogram, percentile and binning operations on field constructs (new in version 3.0.3),
regrid field constructs with (multi-)linear, nearest neighbour, first- and second-order conservative and higher order patch recovery methods,
apply convolution filters to field constructs,
create moving means from field constructs (new in version 3.3.0),
calculate derivatives of field constructs,
create field constructs to create derived quantities (such as vorticity).
All of the above use LAMA functionality, which allows multiple fields larger than the available memory to exist and be manipulated.
Hierarchical groups¶
Hierarchical groups provide a powerful mechanism to structure
variables within datasets. A future release of cf
will include support
for netCDF4 files containing data organised in hierarchical groups,
but this is not available in version 3.3.0 (even though it is
allowed in CF-1.8).
Visualization¶
Powerful, flexible, and very simple to produce visualizations of field
constructs are available with the cfplot
package, that is installed
separately to cf
(see http://ajheaps.github.io/cf-plot for details).
See the cfplot gallery for the wide range range plotting possibilities with example code.
- 1
Hassell, D., Gregory, J., Blower, J., Lawrence, B. N., and Taylor, K. E.: A data model of the Climate and Forecast metadata conventions (CF-1.6) with a software implementation (cf-python v2.1), Geosci. Model Dev., 10, 4619-4646, https://doi.org/10.5194/gmd-10-4619-2017, 2017.


Here (yet again) are the two parts to recursion:
You have probably seen the factorial function before. It is defined for all integers greater or equal to zero:
factorial( 0 ) = 1 factorial( N ) = N * factorial( N-1 )
For example,
factorial( 5 ) = 5 * factorial( 4 ) = 5 * ( 4 * factorial( 3 ) ) = 5 * ( 4 * (3 * factorial( 2 ) ) ) = 5 * ( 4 * (3 * (2 * factorial( 1 ) ) ) ) = 5 * ( 4 * (3 * (2 * ( 1 * factorial( 0 ) ) ) ) ) = 5 * ( 4 * (3 * (2 * ( 1 * 1 ) ) ) ) = 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 * 1 = 120
Often factorial(N) is written N!
Examine the definition and check that it includes both of the two parts of a recursive definition.


| id | book | author |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | How to become a Bilionaire | Teddy Poor |
| 2 | How to become rich | Teddy Poor |
| 3 | Rich dad poor dad | kisau peter |
| 54 | Kilichomtoa Nyoka Pangoni | Ken Wali BOra |
| 78 | Liongo the great | salam salmini |
| 51 | The legend messi | Lionel Messi | >
| 45 | Ronaldo tries | Andres Iniesta |


we specialized in front end subjects,Android and IOS mobile appications, the number of it's employees about 1000, the company hopes to expand this number by have new skilled employees.
Founded in 2018, Special Design is the destination for high quality, innovative and cost effective software development, professional services, and business process outsourcing services. Our highly trained engineers become an extension arm of clients, with high standards in mind that are guaranteed to satisfy even the biggest corporations. All of this is done while supporting our community and cooperating with local universities and startups.
This company was established at 2018, it is specialized in front end subjects,Android and IOS mobile appications, the number of it's employees about 1000, the company hopes to expand this number by have new skilled employees.
We received this project, and we developed it to create a web page for Mada company.
We received this project, and we developed it to create a web page for Hadara company.
We received this project, and we developed it to create a web page for Call u company.
We Create Proffisional Website Pages
We Create Proffisional Android Mobile Applications
We Create Proffisional ios Mobile Applications
Accurate, fast, successful and experienced customer service
CO at Axsos Company
I wish you more success and development
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{% include "partials/head.html" %}
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Graphic Design:
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Illustrator
Journal Publications
NM. Kurukuti, E. Peli. "Fitting Bioptic Telescope for Nystagmus and Central Field Loss" (in Preparation)
E. Peli, FM. Vargas, NM. Kurukuti , JH. Jung. "High Power Multi Periscopic Device for Field Expansion" (in Preparation)
Conference Publications
NM. Kurukuti, M. Jinkala, P. Tanjeri, SR. Dantla, M. Korrapati. "A Novel Design of Robotic System for Rescue in Bore well Accidents", in (IEEE Xplore) Proceedings in Robotics and Humanitarian Applications, Amrita University, Kerala, India. Dec 2016.
Conference Presentations
E. Peli, JH. Jung, NM.Kurukuti and FM.Vargas,
"High Power Multi Periscopic Prisms for Field Expansion",in Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
JH. Jung, NM. Kurukuti, and E. Peli,
"3D printed clip-on multiplexing prism holder for acquired monocular vision",in American Academy of Optometry, Chicago, Illinois, USA.


This is my band, Morgan Heritage.
Let us get to know them.
Morgan Heritage, formed in 1994 by five children of reggae artist Denroy Morgan, namely:
- Nakhamyah "Lukes" Morgan
- Memmalatel "Mr. Mojo" Morgan
- Roy "Gramps" Morgan
- Peter "Peetah" Morgan
- Una Morgan
2 of these members Una Morgan and Lukes left the band after relocating to Denroy's homeland in Jamaica.
It was during this period that they launched their first album Miracle
This is a list of my favourite songs
- he is still loving me
- A man is still a man
- I'm coming home
- Tell me how come
- Take up your cross
- Don't haffi dreads
A list of their albums
- Strictly Roots released in 2015
- More Teaachings released in 2001
- Full circle released in 2005
- Loyalty released in 2019
- Gramps Morgan
Born on 7 July 1976, is a Jamican singer, instrumenalist, producer, record executive and entreprenuer. He has flourished as a succesful solo artist and created his own label Dada Son Entertainment.
HE released his first solo song "Wash my tears". After becoming a success he realesed his first solo album My Heart-Vol.1 in 2009
- Peetah Morgan
His distinctive voice has led Morgan Heritage on some of the biggest anthems in modern roots-reggae including Don't haffi Dread.


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Creating web pages using the Chem3D ActiveX/Plugin
It is easy to create web pages that use the Chem3D
ActiveX/Plugin. The control can be embedded in a web page by using the
HTML <OBJECT> and
<EMBED> tag:
|
<!-- ActiveX -->
<object classid="clsid:b19a6c27-ce23-4d91-832d-00579fd48859">
<param name=src value="sample.c3xml">
</object>
<!-- Plugin -->
<embed type="chemical/x-chem3d" name=ax3d width=400 height=300 src=
"sample.c3xml" rotation=y1 contextmenu=true>
|
There is also a JavaScript file that
makes it simpler to use the control. The JavaScript file provides two
functions:
function c3d_insert3d(src, width, height, displaymode,
backgroundcolor, name, dataurl, ligandmode, toolbar, rotationbar, contextmenu,
backgroundeffect, fittowindow, rotation, mimetype)
|
Parameter |
R/O |
Default value |
Meaning |
|
src |
Required |
|
The data URL that will be displayed in
this Chem3D ActiveX/Plugin |
|
width |
Optional |
200 |
The width of the Chem3D ActiveX/Plugin
Window |
|
height |
Optional |
200 |
The height of the Chem3D ActiveX/Plugin
Window |
|
displaymode |
Optional |
* |
The display type of model |
|
backgroundcolor |
Optional |
* |
The background color |
|
name |
Optional |
N/A |
A name to identify this object in the
page. It will be used to refer this Chem3D ActiveX/Plugin when
programming it |
|
dataurl |
Optional |
* |
Similar to the "src" parameter |
|
ligandmode |
Optional |
* |
The ligand display mode of
macro-molecule |
|
toolbar |
Optional |
* |
Where to show toolbar or hide toolbar |
|
rotationbar |
Optional |
true |
Whether to show rotation bars |
|
contextmenu |
Optional |
true |
Whether to show context menu |
|
backgroundeffect |
Optional |
* |
Whether to show background effect |
|
fittowindow |
Optional |
* |
Whether to resize the model to fit the window |
|
rotation |
Optional |
0 |
Rotate mode to show a demo |
|
mimetype |
Optional |
* |
|
* Files saved in a Chem3D format will have their own
settings. Other file formats will use the default settings.
|
| function c3d_insert3dStr(tagStr)
This function acts as the previous one, but takes all parameters
in one string. Because in this function call the order of parameters is
not restricted as the previous one, it gives you more flexibility. We
recommend you to use this function all the time. There are several
samples below.
|
SRC specifies the model file that will be displayed in the
ActiveX/Plugin window. Any of the file formats listed below can be used:
| File Format Name |
File Extensions |
| Chem3D XML |
.C3XML |
| Chem3D 8.0 |
.C3D; .C3T |
| Chem3D 3.2 |
.C3D |
| Alchemy |
.ALC; .MOL |
| Cart Coords 1 |
.CC1 |
| Cart Coords 2 |
.CC2 |
| CCDB |
.CCD; .DAT |
| ChemDraw |
.CDX; .CHM |
| ChemDraw XML |
.CDXML |
| Chemical Markup Language |
.cml; .xml |
| Conn Table |
.CT; .CON |
| Gamess Input |
.INP |
| Gaussian Input |
.GJC; .GJF |
| Gaussian Checkpoint |
.FCHK; .FCH |
| Gaussian Cube |
.CUB |
| Int Coords |
.INT |
| ISIS Sketch |
.SKC |
| ISIS Transportable Graphics |
.TGF |
| MacroModel |
.MCM; .DAT; .OUT |
| MDL MolFile |
.MOL |
| mmCIF |
.CIF |
| MSI ChemNote |
.MSM |
| MOPAC Input |
.MOP; .DAT; .MPC; .ZMT |
| MOPAC Graph |
.GPT |
| Protein Data Bank |
.PDB; .ENT |
| SDFile |
.SDF |
| SMDFile |
.SMD |
| SYBYL |
.SML |
| SYBYL2 |
.MOL2; .SM2; .ML2 |
| SMILES |
.SMI |
When using PDBID, the SRC value should look like this:
| src='pdbid:101m[:notcached]' |
notcached keyword is optional. When this is
used, the data will not be cached by the browser.
When using DATA, the SRC value should look like this:
| src='data:[{mimetype},]{actual data}' |
All available mime types are listed in the mimetype
page.
DISPLAYMODE specifies the display type of the model.
|
DISPLAYTYPE
|
Meaning |
|
0 |
WF |
WireFrame |
Wire Frame |
|
1 |
ST |
Sticks |
Sticks |
|
2 |
BS |
Ball&Sticks |
Ball and Sticks |
|
3 |
CB |
CylindricalBonds |
Cylindrical Bonds |
|
4 |
SF |
SpaceFilling |
Space Filling |
|
5 |
RI |
Ribbons |
Ribbons |
|
6 |
CA |
Cartoons |
Cartoons |
BACKGROUNDCOLOR specifies the background color of the
window. Like other HTML tags, we support both customized color name and
exact color value. All color names supported by Chem3D are listed in
this page.
There are two steps to using the JavaScript file:
(1) To include this JavaScript file, the following text must be
included in the web page:
| <script language="javascript"
src="/jslib/chem3d.js"></script> |
The best place for this is between <Head> and
</Head>.
(2) To call either of the two functions, use code like this:
| <script language="javascript">
c3d_insert3d("/chem3d_models/mymodel.c3d", 'SF'); </script> |
| <script language="javascript">
c3d_insert3dStr("src='/chem3d_models/mymodel.c3d' displaytype='SpaceFilling'");
</script> |
NOTE: The c3d_insert3dStr() is better to use in
most cases because the parameters' order can be changed and it is easier to
find the parameters' meaning. Another usage of this function is to
simplify the process of upgrading old Plugin pages to
ActiveX/Plugin pages.
Here is a complete example page:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>My First Chem3D Model Page</TITLE>
<script language="javascript" src="/jslib/chem3d.js"></script>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<script language="javascript">
c3d_insert3dStr("src='/chem3d_models/mymodel.c3d' width=400 height=300
name='my3dobj'"); </script>
</BODY>
</HTML> |
Be sure that chem3d.js is in http://yourwebsite/jslib/
and mymodel.c3d in http://yourwebsite/chem3d_models/.
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1/ Since 2015, one of the “pre-conditions” for the start of alt-season is a drop in the correlation between Alts and $BTC
This drop in correlation has started recently (lower part of chart and scale is inverted)
This is a data point to suggest alt-season could be und...


This class provides a visual editor specialized for viewing the
output from java -prof
This profiler is derived from the
EditForest class and
therefore inherits all of its features.
This profiler differs from the Tcl Profiler in that this profiler can
only be used to view the output from java -prof
, there
is no way to generate a new Java profile from within this profiler.


Design¶
Goals for using Python¶
Our main goal this year was to learn Python.
Previously we used Mindstorms GUI and developed a sophisticated library with many myblocks.
Questions we wanted to answer:
Can we convert this library into Python?
Would Python easier than the mindstrom GUI?
Would it be easier to define missions with Python?
Would the robot perform well with the Python program?
What general reasons are there for and against Python or Mindstorm?
Previous Mindstorm GUI programs
We had an library developed in Mindstorm GUI with many myBlocks that we used previously to develop code. Can they be redeveloped in Python?
We had some issues with using Bluetooth between Mac and the robot in Mindstorm. Is this improved in Python
In contrast to Windows, the GUI on Mac seems slower. Is the development in Python faster?
We often ran out of screen space as the programs were long. Does using Python help?
We had some issues with the Gyro and light sensors in the mindstor GUI. Do these issues occur also in Python?
Task |
Winner |
Mindstorm |
Python |
|---|---|---|---|
Bluetooth on Mac |
Python |
Connection could often not be done easily |
No issues |
MyBlocks definition |
Python |
Complicated to define, if you make an error in the parameters one needs to start over. |
With functions easy to define and correct |
Gyro Drift |
Neither |
Gyro needs to be plugged in and out to avoid drift |
Gyro needs to be plugged in and out to avoid drift |
Gyro Reset |
Neither |
Reset requires a time delay |
Reset requires a time delay. |
Color Sensor No value |
Python |
Sometimes the color sensor has no value. We did not have a fix for that. |
Easy to fix in python while using the previous value. Comes back quickly |
Color Sensor reset with more than one sensor |
Python |
Not available |
We implemented this so that all color sensors return always values between 0 -100, this helps line following. |
Editor |
Equal |
GUI is intuitive to understand but has issues with myblock. Limited space, myblocks do not have names under them but just icons |
Visual code is easy but a bit mor complex to understand, but once you know it writing programs is easy. Upload and run code with F5 is convenient |
Interrupting a wrong program with the backspace button |
Mindstorm |
This can easily be done in mindstorm |
This does not work in python. We need to add code for that |
Younger Kids |
Mindstorm |
Mindstorm GUI is intuitive, but best for small programs |
Python is a more difficult to learn by younger kids |
Older Kids |
Python |
Mindostom GUI becomes cumbersome when we develop more complex programs |
Python is easy to learn by older kids |
Overall winner:
Python
What should be added to Python:
Color Sensor calibration and value code we developed that returns values between 0-100 for all sensors
A test to see if the gyro is drifting
A solution to avoid the unplugging of the gyro sensor
Observations and answers:
Gyro:
The gyro needs to be plugged in and out at the beginning to avoid drifting.
This could not be solved in Python but we implemented a function that detects better if the Gyro drifts.
We need to have a wait till the Gyro is calm
We reimplemented this not with time delay, but a counter to see if the angle has changed. This could also be implemented in mindstorm GUI
Light Sensor:
sometimes the light sensor did not return a result
We developed a calibration that drove over a line to calibrate our sensors.
Runs we are doing:
Mission 1 – Swing:


Legendary NFL Kicker Has Passed Away At 80
by Andrew McCartyA legendary NFL player passed away earlier this week.
Fred Cox, the franchise leader in points for the Minnesota Vikings, passed away on Wednesday night in Minnesota, the team said in a statement. He was 80 years old.
Cox played 15 seasons for the Vikings – the third-longest tenure in franchise history.
The Vikings released a statement about Cox’s passing.
The Vikings mourn the loss of Fred Cox, one of our proudest legends and a member of the 50 Greatest Vikings. A respected teammate and friend, Fred’s football career as the Vikings all-time leading scorer set the stage for a life where he went on to achieve great things in business and in his community. Fred’s positive energy, strength in his faith and passion for life will be missed.
Off the field, Cox teamed with John Mattox to invent the NERF football. Hall of Fame quarterback and former Vikings teammate Fran Tarkenton raved about Cox.
“He had a great brain and was a great thinker,” Tarkenton said. “Fred was a great businessman and invented the Nerf football. He was an intellect that I spent every morning with before we played a game. I spent more time with him than any other player. Fred was a special, special human being who will be missed.”
Our thoughts are with the Cox family and Vikings organization.


Vagamon or Wagamon is a hill station located in the Central Travancore region of Kerala, India. It is a warm and friendly place with cool climate as the temperature between 10° and 23°C during a summer midday. It is situated 1,100 m above sea levelErattupetta is the closest town, from where Vagamon is about 25 km, another major city is Moolamattom which is about 21 km from Vagamon. You can also reach there via Kottayam Kumali road [KK road] by taking a turn from Peerumedu. Also you can reach there from Iddukki dam site. Even though there are KSRTC buses to Wagamon, it is best if you have your own vehicle. All the roads leading to the place are a biker's dream. Beware of those blind turns and steep sides. For those looking for more adventure can take the Ernakulam-Thodupuzha-Kanjar route.
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary (also known as Vembanad Bird Sanctuary) is situated at Kumarakom in Kottayam taluk of Kottayam district in the Indian state of Kerala, on the banks of Vembanad Lake. Set in the Kerala Backwaters, the bird sanctuary is a favourite haunt of migratory birds. The sanctuary is spread over 14 acres (5.7 ha) on the southern bank of the Meenachil River River.There is a system of paths for moving around within the sanctuary. Beyond the sanctuary, one can take a boat ride in Vembanad Lake or along the Meenachil River.
Aruvikuzhy Waterfalls is a waterfall in Kottayam district in the Kerala state of India. It is situated 2 km from Pallickathode and 7.5 km from Pampady. The waterfall measures about 30 ft in height and active only during monsoon. In summer the river almost dries up.Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls are loved for the natural beauty they possess along with the quaint charm of the surrounding rubber plantations. The trails surrounding the area along with the cool water falling from over 100 ft. make it a picnicker’s paradise. Families are regularly seen camping in this wonderful spot in Kottayam. One gets the distinct feeling of being hugged directly by nature when you stand here.


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Rangemasters of Utah "Fun" Shoot Schedule & Results Archive
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This is an experimental technology
Because this technology's specification has not stabilized, check the compatibility table for usage in various browsers. Also note that the syntax and behavior of an experimental technology is subject to change in future versions of browsers as the specification changes.
CSS Variables are entities defined by CSS authors which contain specific values to be reused throughout a document. They are set using custom property notation (e.g. --main-color: black;
) and are accessed using the var()
function (e.g. color: var(--main-color);
) .
Complex websites have very large amounts of CSS, often with a lot of repeated values. For example, the same colour might be used in hundreds of different places, requiring global search and replace if that colour needs to change. CSS variables allow a value to be stored in one place, then referenced in multiple other places. An additional benefit is semantic identifiers. For example --main-text-color
is easier to understand than #00ff00
, especially if this same color is also used in another context.
CSS Variables are subject to the cascade, and inherit their value from their parent.
Basic usage
Declaring a variable:
element { --main-bg-color: brown; }
Using the variable:
element { background-color: var(--main-bg-color); }
Note: The custom property prefix was var-
in the earlier spec, but later changed to --
. Firefox 31 and above follow the new spec. (bug 985838)
First steps with CSS Variables
Let's start with this simple CSS that colors elements of different classes with the same color:
.one { color: white; background-color: brown; margin: 10px; width: 50px; height: 50px; display: inline-block; } .two { color: white; background-color: black; margin: 10px; width: 150px; height: 70px; display: inline-block; } .three { color: white; background-color: brown; margin: 10px; width: 75px; } .four { color: white; background-color: brown; margin: 10px; width: 100px; } .five { background-color: brown; }
We'll apply it to this HTML:

Text - more text
 <input class="three"> <textarea class="four">Lorem Ipsum</textarea>

which leads us to this:
Notice the repetition in the CSS. The background color is set to brown
in several places. For some CSS declarations, it is possible to declare this higher in the cascade and let CSS inheritance solve this problem naturally. For non-trivial projects, this is not always possible. By declaring a variable on the :root pseudo-class, a CSS author can halt some instances of repetition by using the variable.
:root { --main-bg-color: brown; } .one { color: white; background-color: var(--main-bg-color); margin: 10px; width: 50px; height: 50px; display: inline-block; } .two { color: white; background-color: black; margin: 10px; width: 150px; height: 70px; display: inline-block; } .three { color: white; background-color: var(--main-bg-color); margin: 10px; width: 75px; } .four { color: white; background-color: var(--main-bg-color); margin: 10px; width: 100px; } .five { background-color: var(--main-bg-color); }
This leads to the same result as the previous example yet allows for one canonical declaration of the desired property.
Inheritance of CSS Variables
Custom properties do inherit. It means that if no value is set for a custom property on a given element, the value of its parent is used:

with the following CSS:
.two { --test: 10px; } .three { --test: 2em; }
In this case, the results of var(--test)
are:
- for the
class="two"
element:10px
- for the
class="three"
element:2em
- for the
class="four"
element:10px
(inherited from its parent) - for the
class="one"
element: invalid value, which is the default value of any custom property.
Validity and values
The classical CSS concept of validity, tied to each property, is not very useful in regard to custom properties. When the values of the custom properties are parsed, the browser doesn't know where they will be used, so must therefore consider nearly all values as valid.
Unfortunately, these valid values can be used, via the var()
functional notation, in a context where they might not make sense. Properties and custom variables can lead to invalid CSS statements, leading to the new concept of valid at computed time.
Browser compatibility
| Feature | Chrome | Firefox (Gecko) | Internet Explorer | Opera | Safari (WebKit) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic support | (Yes)-webkit 33.0 No support 34.0[2] 49.0 |
29 (29)[3] 31 (31) |
No support | 36.0 | 9.1 |
| Feature | Android | Android Webview | Firefox Mobile (Gecko) | IE Phone | Opera Mobile | Safari Mobile | Chrome for Android |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic support | No support | 49.0 | 29 (29) | ? | ? | 9.1 | 49.0 |
[1] Chrome initially implemented this feature using a different syntax, which required to prefix custom property names with -webkit-var-
to define them. They could then be used unprefixed within a -webkit-var()
function. Additionally, the implementation was hidden behind the Enable experimental WebKit features flag under chrome://flags
, later renamed to Enable experimental Web Platform features.
[2] Chrome 34.0 removed this feature due to performance issues.
[3] This feature is implemented behind the preference layout.css.variables.enabled
, defaulting to false
and using the old var-variablename
syntax in Gecko 29. Starting from Gecko 31 the preference is enabled by default and the new --variablename
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Review: Waking Ned Devine Starring: Ian Bannen, David Kelley Directed by Kirk Jones Approx 91 min
In these days of overlong movies (Meet Joe Black, The Thin Red Line, The Mask Of Zorro) it is a shame that films like Waking Ned Devine can't be longer than a paltry 90 minutes. This is just a cute movie, even through its mildly risque subject matter.
Old friends Jackie (Bannen) and Michael (Kelley) try to find the lottery winner (they deduce must live in their dinky town of about 60) so that they might kiss up to him and share the winnings. Through process of elimination, they find that it must be lovable old Ned Devine, who they find sitting in front of his TV, clutching the winning lottery ticket in his cold dead hand. What results is thuroughly amusing, as Jackie tries to convince his wife that not claiming it would be wrong, and that they could really benefit. After all, old Ned won't miss it. Rather than divulge the later twists and turns, I'll stop here merely pointing out that Jackie and Michael get into all sorts of trouble in their little sleepy Irish villiage.
Bannen and Kelly are a perfect pair. One slightly stout, the other as thin as a rail. Both getting on in years, they make such a cute pair of old codgers. Waking Ned Devine may even be seen as a "Full Monty" for the geriatric set, especially since Kelly gets buff-o for one amusing scene.
Waking Ned Devine is by no means perfect, but it is so sincere and touching that it looks so much better than most films. The performances by everyone in the town are great, particularly the two leads. There is one twist at the end which I find unnecessary, but it hardly ruins the picture.
Writer/director Kirk Jones should be held up as an example to all those Hollywood screenwriters. Scripts as creative and endearing as this should be the norm, not the exception. Perhaps it makes us appreciate this wonderful film even more. Had I held off on my year's best/worst list for another day, Waking Ned Devine (officially released in late November of 98) surely would have graced the short group of the year's finest films. It is light, but thought provoking and sweet. I can't think of anyone who shouldn't see (or wouldn't enjoy) this film.
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Capsule review: Somebody took what would have been a poor re-telling of PHANTOM and proved it could be made much, much worse. Believe it or not, they threw in time travel and an immortal Freddy Krueger-esque killer. I thought I was a completist enough to want to see all versions of the semi- classic story, but this was a total and contemptible mess representing the producer's profound and cynical disrespect for his audience. Rating: -3.
To date there have been four movie versions of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. The title role has been played by Lon Chaney, Claude Rains, Herbet Lom, and Maximillian Schell. Now there have been four and a tenth. It is clear that somebody was serious about making a version of the semi-classic story and somebody else was not. Nominally Dwight Little is the director of the new film, though his name is pasted over somebody else's on the posters. So what we get is an exquisitely clumsy cross between a lackluster but traditional telling of the story and an episode of "Freddy's Nightmares."
Christine Daae is an opera singer in modern-day Manhattan who finds an old piece of music by a forgotten composer who was also a serial killer. She decides to use it for an audition for an opera. During her audition she is coshed on the head by a sandbag and suddenly, with no apparent bewilderment, she is an opera singer from the chorus in 1884 London. The story that is then told is just barely recognizable as a version of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. A great but unknown composer has made a pact with the Devil that if his music should become immortal he would sell his soul.  The Phantom can make himself almost normal, but only by sewing pieces of live flesh into his face--so much for the romance of the mask. The Phantom now lives under the opera house and teaches his Christine, mercilessly torture-killing anyone who gets in his way. He skins two people alive and beheads two others. Meanwhile Christine is bewildered as to why she is able to remember the words to sing to the Phantom's music--not remembering that she learned them in New York. Classic scenes such as the chandelier scene and the unmasking are dispensed with entirely--well, sort of. Later when the story returns to the present it turns more into a traditional supernatural molester story.
I cannot imagine how this film turned into such an unholy mess. Only part of the mess can be explained by saying they had a gory version of the traditional story and well into the shooting they decided they wanted to turn it into a totally different film. That would explain the change of directors. It would also explain the credits "Screenplay by Duke Sandefur, Based on a screenplay by Gerry O'Hara." Somebody must have decided they could not sell Robert Englund as anything but a supernatural, unstoppable killer like his Freddy Krueger. The result is a sort of a PEGGY SUE SINGS FOR THE PHANTOM ON ELM STREET that is a crude hoax that will disappoint Phantom fans, Freddy fans, and everybody in between. I would like to give this film a full -4 but for a little nice opera and a few scenes that were almost an okay adaptation of the story I will give it a -3 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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NAME
rpcbind - universal addresses to RPC program number mapperSYNOPSIS
[-adhiLls ]DESCRIPTION
The utility is a server that converts RPC program numbers into universal addresses. It must be running on the host to be able to make RPC calls on a server on that machine.When an RPC service is started, it tells the address at which it is listening, and the RPC program numbers it is prepared to serve. When a client wishes to make an RPC call to a given program number, it first contacts on the server machine to determine the address where RPC requests should be sent.
The utility should be started before any other RPC service. Normally, standard RPC servers are started by port monitors, so must be started before port monitors are invoked.
When is started, it checks that certain name-to-address translation-calls function correctly. If they fail, the network configuration databases may be corrupt. Since RPC services cannot function correctly in this situation, reports the condition and terminates.
The utility can only be started by the super-user.
OPTIONS
- -a
- When debugging (-d ) do an abort on errors.
- -d
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- -h
- Specify specific IP addresses to bind to for UDP requests. This option may be specified multiple times and is typically necessary when running on a multi-homed host. If no -h option is specified, will bind to INADDR_ANY which could lead to problems on a multi-homed host due to returning a UDP packet from a different IP address than it was sent to. Note that when specifying IP addresses with -h will automatically add <IP_ADDRESS> and if IPv6 is enabled, ::1 to the list.
- -i
- ``Insecure'' mode. Allow calls to SET and UNSET from any host. Normally accepts these requests only from the loopback interface for security reasons. This change is necessary for programs that were compiled with earlier versions of the rpc library and do not make those requests using the loopback interface.
- -l
- Turn on libwrap connection logging.
- -s
- Cause to change to the user daemon as soon as possible. This causes to use non-privileged ports for outgoing connections, preventing non-privileged clients from using to connect to services from a privileged port.
- -w
- Cause to do a "warm start" by read a state file when starts up. The state file is created when terminates.
NOTES
All RPC servers must be restarted if is restarted.SEE ALSO
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Ronny Morla - Ivy Envy's Favorite Minor Leaguer author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: Godspeed Nick Struck. Godspeed! wordpress_id: 2672 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=2672 date: '2010-05-22 11:22:04 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-05-22 17:22:04 +0000' categories: - Minor Leagues tags: - Peoria Chiefs - Aaron Miles - ronny Morla - Matt Spencer - River Bandits - Nick Struck comments: - id: 1328 author: Ryan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-05-22 23:04:33 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-05-23 05:04:33 +0000' content: "I had a blast at this event. It was fun and it is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys family entertainment. Everyone I encountered at the ballpark was super cool and the fireworks were even much more than I expected. Lot of promise in the Cardinals' farm system has me worried, no lie. River Bandits look very sharp. \r\n\r\nI think that the reason that Morla left the pen early was that they throw so many warmups on the actual mound before the inning gets started, it would have been kind of pointless for him to throw two more balls out there. \ \r\n\r\nYeah, I kind of feel bad about some of the stuff we had said about Shruck via emails and texts, but it's not like it was his fault. It's not a complete game, but it's still not his fault. \r\n\r\nKeep visiting the website for more game watches and podcasts!\r\n\r\nMeehan" ---
For very few reasons other than he happened to be warming up in the Peoria Chiefs bullpen about 10 feet from us at the exact time that the beer served in souvenir River Bandits cups began to take effect, Ronny Morla has become our favorite Minor Leaguer.
Morla came into last night's game at Modern Woodmen Park in the 8th inning. I was a little let down that he strolled out of the bullpen towards the dugout before the Chiefs were done batting, so we didn't have a chance to present him with cheers of support as he entered the game. He apparently could have used a little pick-me-up going into the game. Morla gave up 3 hits, a walk and a run in one inning of work.
I said that his proximity and timing in the bullpen was one of the few reasons he is our favorite Minor Leaguer. There is one other reason. Ronny and Matt Spencer came to the Cubs organization in the trade that sent Aaron Miles to Oakland. Aaron Miles for a bullpen guy in Peoria with an ERA around 4.5? I'll take it! It's nice to have you on board, Ronny.
I was also able to congratulate Nick Struck on his no-hitter.


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| struct { | |
| bool bad_mag_x: 1 | |
| 0 - true if the fusion of the magnetometer X-axis has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_mag_y: 1 | |
| 1 - true if the fusion of the magnetometer Y-axis has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_mag_z: 1 | |
| 2 - true if the fusion of the magnetometer Z-axis has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_mag_hdg: 1 | |
| 3 - true if the fusion of the magnetic heading has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_mag_decl: 1 | |
| 4 - true if the fusion of the magnetic declination has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_airspeed: 1 | |
| 5 - true if fusion of the airspeed has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_sideslip: 1 | |
| 6 - true if fusion of the synthetic sideslip constraint has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_optflow_X: 1 | |
| 7 - true if fusion of the optical flow X axis has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_optflow_Y: 1 | |
| 8 - true if fusion of the optical flow Y axis has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_vel_N: 1 | |
| 9 - true if fusion of the North velocity has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_vel_E: 1 | |
| 10 - true if fusion of the East velocity has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_vel_D: 1 | |
| 11 - true if fusion of the Down velocity has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_pos_N: 1 | |
| 12 - true if fusion of the North position has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_pos_E: 1 | |
| 13 - true if fusion of the East position has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_pos_D: 1 | |
| 14 - true if fusion of the Down position has encountered a numerical error More... | |
| bool bad_acc_bias: 1 | |
| 15 - true if bad delta velocity bias estimates have been detected More... | |
| } | flags |
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| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_acc_bias |
15 - true if bad delta velocity bias estimates have been detected
Definition at line 377 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fixCovarianceErrors().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_airspeed |
5 - true if fusion of the airspeed has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 367 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseAirspeed().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_mag_decl |
4 - true if the fusion of the magnetic declination has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 366 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseDeclination().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_mag_hdg |
3 - true if the fusion of the magnetic heading has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 365 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseHeading().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_mag_x |
0 - true if the fusion of the magnetometer X-axis has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 362 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseMag().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_mag_y |
1 - true if the fusion of the magnetometer Y-axis has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 363 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseMag().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_mag_z |
2 - true if the fusion of the magnetometer Z-axis has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 364 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseMag().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_optflow_X |
7 - true if fusion of the optical flow X axis has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 369 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseOptFlow().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_optflow_Y |
8 - true if fusion of the optical flow Y axis has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 370 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseOptFlow().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_pos_D |
14 - true if fusion of the Down position has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 376 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseVelPosHeight().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_pos_E |
13 - true if fusion of the East position has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 375 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseVelPosHeight().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_pos_N |
12 - true if fusion of the North position has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 374 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseVelPosHeight().
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6 - true if fusion of the synthetic sideslip constraint has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 368 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseSideslip().
| bool estimator::fault_status_u::bad_vel_D |
11 - true if fusion of the Down velocity has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 373 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseVelPosHeight().
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10 - true if fusion of the East velocity has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 372 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseVelPosHeight().
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9 - true if fusion of the North velocity has encountered a numerical error
Definition at line 371 of file common.h.
Referenced by Ekf::fuseVelPosHeight().
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Definition at line 379 of file common.h.
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| FADA_API fada_Manager * | fada_newmanager () |
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| FADA_API void | fada_closemanager (fada_Manager *m) |
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| Push a new chunk of samples to the end of the audio manager. More... | |
| FADA_API void | fada_trimchunks (fada_Manager *m) |
| Free audio chunk data before the current "in-use" chunk from the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API void | fada_freechunks (fada_Manager *m) |
| Clears all audio chunk data from the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_TSample | fada_getsampletype (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the sample type bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API unsigned int | fada_getsamplerate (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the sample rate bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API unsigned int | fada_getsamplecount (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the total number of samples bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API unsigned int | fada_getframecount (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the total number of frames bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API unsigned int | fada_getchannels (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the number of audio channels bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Pos | fada_getposition (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the position of the analysis window (in frames) relative to the beginning of sample data. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Pos | fada_getwindowsize (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the window size (in samples) that is analyzed during calculations. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Pos | fada_getwindowframes (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the window size (in frames) that is analyzed during calculations. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_setposition (fada_Manager *m, fada_Pos pos) |
| Set the position of the analysis window (in frames) relative to the beginning of sample data. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_setwindowframes (fada_Manager *m, fada_Pos frames) |
| Set the window size (in frames) that is analyzed during calculations. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Boolean | fada_continue (fada_Manager *m, long offset_frames) |
| Advance the analysis window position ahead. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Boolean | fada_continuetolast (fada_Manager *m) |
| Advance the analysis window to the last available window of audio samples bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Boolean | fada_endofaudio (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Check if the analysis window position has surpassed the end of audio samples bound to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Res | fada_getnormalizer (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the factor for normalizing results so that results can be uniform among different sample data types. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_preloadfftbuffer (fada_Manager *m) |
| Preallocate and use the internal FFT buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_usefftbuffer (fada_Manager *m, fada_FFTBuffer *b) |
| Assign an external FFT buffer to the manager. More... | |
| FADA_API const fada_Res * | fada_getfft (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the raw FFT data from the FFT buffer in use. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Pos | fada_getfftsize (const fada_Manager *m) |
| Retrieve the size of the FFT buffer in use. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvalue (const fada_Manager *m, fada_Pos pos, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Retrieve the value at the position from the FFT buffer in use. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvalues (const fada_Manager *m, fada_Res *out_results) |
| Retrieve all values from the FFT buffer in use. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvaluesrange (const fada_Manager *m, fada_Res *out_results, fada_Pos offset, fada_Pos len) |
| Retrieve all values in range from the FFT buffer in use. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvaluefromfrequency (const fada_Manager *m, fada_Res freq, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Retrieve the closest value at a specified frequency (in Hertz) from the FFT buffer in use. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_FFTBuffer * | fada_newfftbuffer (fada_Pos size_po2) |
| Create a new external buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API void | fada_closefftbuffer (fada_FFTBuffer *b) |
| Close an existing FFT buffer, freeing its resources. More... | |
| FADA_API const fada_Res * | fada_getfft_buffer (const fada_FFTBuffer *b) |
| Retrieve the raw FFT data from the FFT buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Pos | fada_getfftsize_buffer (const fada_FFTBuffer *b) |
| Retrieve the size of the FFT buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvalue_buffer (const fada_FFTBuffer *b, fada_Pos pos, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Retrieve the value at the position from the FFT buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvalues_buffer (const fada_FFTBuffer *b, fada_Res *out_results) |
| Retrieve all values from the FFT buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getfftvaluesrange_buffer (const fada_FFTBuffer *b, fada_Res *out_results, fada_Pos offset, fada_Pos len) |
| Retrieve all values in range from the FFT buffer. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getsample (fada_Manager *m, fada_Pos pos, unsigned int channel, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Retrieve a channel sample value in the analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getsamples (fada_Manager *m, unsigned int channel, fada_Res *out_results) |
| Retrieve all of the channel's sample values in the analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getframe (fada_Manager *m, fada_Pos pos, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Retrieve a mixed sample (frame) value in the analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_getframes (fada_Manager *m, fada_Res *out_results) |
| Retrieve all mixed sample values (frames) in the analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_calcbeat (fada_Manager *m, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Calculate the "beat" using the current analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_calcbeat_channel (fada_Manager *m, unsigned int channel, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Calculate the "beat" of a single channel using the current analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_calcbass (fada_Manager *m, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Calculate the audible "bass" using the current analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_calcbass_channel (fada_Manager *m, unsigned int channel, fada_Res *out_result) |
| Calculate the audible "bass" of a single channel using the current analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_calcfft (fada_Manager *m) |
| Calculate the Fast Fourier Transform using the current analysis window. More... | |
| FADA_API fada_Error | fada_calcfft_channel (fada_Manager *m, unsigned int channel) |
| Calculate the Fast Fourier Transform for a single channel using the current analysis window. More... | |
Main API header for libfada.
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_bindsamples | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| void * | data, | ||
| fada_Pos | sample_count, | ||
| fada_Boolean | copy_data, | ||
| fada_TSample | sample_type, | ||
| unsigned int | sample_rate, | ||
| unsigned int | channels | ||
| ) |
Bind initial audio data and audio information to the manager.
If successful, the manager will be ready to use for analysis.
| m | The manager to bind. |
| data | Pointer to the audio data. |
| sample_count | The number of samples stored in data. |
| copy_data | Copy the data being bound to the manager. Set to FADA_FALSE to reference the data instead. |
| sample_type | The sample type of audio data. |
| sample_rate | The sample rate of the audio data in Hertz. For example, 44100 . |
| channels | The number of audio channels. For example, 1 would be mono audio, 2 would be stereo audio, etc. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_bindstream | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_TSample | sample_type, | ||
| unsigned int | sample_rate, | ||
| unsigned int | channels | ||
| ) |
Bind only audio information to the manager.
Similar to fada_bindsamples, except no samples are bound to the manager until fada_pushsamples is called. If successful, the manager will be ready to use for analysis.
| m | The manager to bind. |
| sample_type | The sample type of audio data. |
| sample_rate | The sample rate of the audio data in Hertz. For example, 44100 . |
| channels | The number of audio channels. For example, 1 would be mono audio, 2 would be stereo audio, etc. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_calcbass | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Calculate the audible "bass" using the current analysis window.
Channels will be mixed. "Bass" is calculated by measuring the amplitude of long wavelengths.
| m | The manager. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_calcbass_channel | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| unsigned int | channel, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Calculate the audible "bass" of a single channel using the current analysis window.
Channels here are zero-based. "Bass" is calculated by measuring the amplitude of long wavelengths.
| m | The manager. |
| channel | The specified channel. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_calcbeat | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Calculate the "beat" using the current analysis window.
Channels will be mixed. "Beat" is calculated by measuring the change in samples. Lots of spikes and high frequencies means a lot of "beat."
| m | The manager. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_calcbeat_channel | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| unsigned int | channel, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Calculate the "beat" of a single channel using the current analysis window.
Channels here are zero-based. "Beat" is calculated by measuring the change in samples. Lots of spikes and high frequencies means a lot of "beat."
| m | The manager. |
| channel | The specified channel. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_calcfft | ( | fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Calculate the Fast Fourier Transform using the current analysis window.
Channels will be mixed. The FFT is generated on the assigned FFT buffer. If no FFT buffer was assigned, the manager's internal FFT buffer will be used.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_calcfft_channel | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| unsigned int | channel | ||
| ) |
Calculate the Fast Fourier Transform for a single channel using the current analysis window.
Channels here are zero-based. The FFT is generated on the assigned FFT buffer. If no FFT buffer was assigned, the manager's internal FFT buffer will be used.
| m | The manager. |
| channel | The specified channel. |
| FADA_API void fada_closefftbuffer | ( | fada_FFTBuffer * | b | ) |
Close an existing FFT buffer, freeing its resources.
If a manager is still using the buffer, make sure you call fada_usefftbuffer (m, NULL or anotherBuffer)
to unassign the buffer from that manager. Optionally, you may also call fada_preloadfftbuffer after assigning NULL to the manager.
| b | The FFT buffer to close. |
| FADA_API void fada_closemanager | ( | fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Close an existing libfada audio manager, freeing its resources.
| m | The manager to close. |
| FADA_API fada_Boolean fada_continue | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| long | offset_frames | ||
| ) |
Advance the analysis window position ahead.
If offset_frames
is below 0
or FADA_NEXT_WINDOW, it will automatically continue to the next window of samples. You may also multiply FADA_NEXT_WINDOW to skip windows. For example, fada_continue(m, FADA_NEXT_WINDOW * 2)
will jump two windows ahead, stopping at the window after the next.
| m | The manager to advance. |
| offset_frames | Number of frames to advance. Can be negative to skip over whole windows. |
| FADA_API fada_Boolean fada_continuetolast | ( | fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Advance the analysis window to the last available window of audio samples bound to the manager.
| m | The manager to advance. |
| FADA_API fada_Boolean fada_endofaudio | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Check if the analysis window position has surpassed the end of audio samples bound to the manager.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API void fada_freechunks | ( | fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Clears all audio chunk data from the manager.
| m | The manager to clear. |
| FADA_API unsigned int fada_getchannels | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the number of audio channels bound to the manager.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API const fada_Res* fada_getfft | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the raw FFT data from the FFT buffer in use.
Returned FFT data is an array of fada_Res, with a length of fada_getfftsize * 2
.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API const fada_Res* fada_getfft_buffer | ( | const fada_FFTBuffer * | b | ) |
Retrieve the raw FFT data from the FFT buffer.
Returned FFT data is an array of fada_Res, with a length of fada_getfftsize_buffer * 2
.
| b | The FFT buffer. |
| FADA_API fada_Pos fada_getfftsize | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the size of the FFT buffer in use.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Pos fada_getfftsize_buffer | ( | const fada_FFTBuffer * | b | ) |
Retrieve the size of the FFT buffer.
| b | The FFT buffer. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvalue | ( | const fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Pos | pos, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Retrieve the value at the position from the FFT buffer in use.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft.
| m | The manager. |
| pos | The position on the FFT buffer in use. Must be less than fada_getfftsize. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvalue_buffer | ( | const fada_FFTBuffer * | b, |
| fada_Pos | pos, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Retrieve the value at the position from the FFT buffer.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft.
| b | The FFT buffer. |
| pos | The position on the FFT buffer. Must be less than fada_getfftsize_buffer. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvaluefromfrequency | ( | const fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Res | freq, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Retrieve the closest value at a specified frequency (in Hertz) from the FFT buffer in use.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft.
| m | The manager. |
| freq | The frequency in Hertz (Hz), and must be less than half of the audio sample rate. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvalues | ( | const fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Res * | out_results | ||
| ) |
Retrieve all values from the FFT buffer in use.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft.
| m | The manager. |
| out_results | Destination to write the results. Destination is an array with a length of at least fada_getfftsize. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvalues_buffer | ( | const fada_FFTBuffer * | b, |
| fada_Res * | out_results | ||
| ) |
Retrieve all values from the FFT buffer.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft.
| b | The FFT buffer. |
| out_results | Destination to write the results. Destination is an array with a length of at least fada_getfftsize_buffer. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvaluesrange | ( | const fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Res * | out_results, | ||
| fada_Pos | offset, | ||
| fada_Pos | len | ||
| ) |
Retrieve all values in range from the FFT buffer in use.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft. len
should not be any greater than fada_getfftsize - offset
. If len
is 0
, it will grab all values from offset
to the end of the FFT.
| m | The manager. |
| out_results | Destination to write the results. Destination is an array with a length of at least len . |
| offset | Where on the FFT buffer in use to begin retrieving values. |
| len | How many values to retrieve. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getfftvaluesrange_buffer | ( | const fada_FFTBuffer * | b, |
| fada_Res * | out_results, | ||
| fada_Pos | offset, | ||
| fada_Pos | len | ||
| ) |
Retrieve all values in range from the FFT buffer.
The FFT must be calculated before getting values from it. See fada_calcfft. len'
should not be any greater than fada_getfftsize_buffer - offset
. If len
is 0
, it will grab all values from offset
to the end of the FFT.
| b | The FFT buffer. |
| out_results | Destination to write the results. Destination is an array with a length of at least len . |
| offset | Where on the FFT buffer to begin retrieving values. |
| len | How many values to retrieve. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getframe | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Pos | pos, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Retrieve a mixed sample (frame) value in the analysis window.
Channels will be mixed.
| m | The manager. |
| pos | Position (in frames) where the frame is. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API unsigned int fada_getframecount | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the total number of frames bound to the manager.
This is the same as sample count / channel count
.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getframes | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Res * | out_results | ||
| ) |
Retrieve all mixed sample values (frames) in the analysis window.
Channels will be mixed.
| m | The manager. |
| out_results | Destination to write the results. Destination is an array with a length of at least fada_getwindowframes. |
| FADA_API fada_Res fada_getnormalizer | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the factor for normalizing results so that results can be uniform among different sample data types.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Pos fada_getposition | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the position of the analysis window (in frames) relative to the beginning of sample data.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getsample | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Pos | pos, | ||
| unsigned int | channel, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_result | ||
| ) |
Retrieve a channel sample value in the analysis window.
Channels here are zero-based.
| m | The manager. |
| pos | Position (in frames) where the sample is. |
| channel | The specified channel. |
| out_result | Destination to write the result. |
| FADA_API unsigned int fada_getsamplecount | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the total number of samples bound to the manager.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API unsigned int fada_getsamplerate | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the sample rate bound to the manager.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_getsamples | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| unsigned int | channel, | ||
| fada_Res * | out_results | ||
| ) |
Retrieve all of the channel's sample values in the analysis window.
Channels here are zero-based.
| m | The manager. |
| channel | The specified channel. |
| out_results | Destination to write the results. Destination is an array with a length of at least fada_getwindowframes. |
| FADA_API fada_TSample fada_getsampletype | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the sample type bound to the manager.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Pos fada_getwindowframes | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the window size (in frames) that is analyzed during calculations.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Pos fada_getwindowsize | ( | const fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Retrieve the window size (in samples) that is analyzed during calculations.
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_FFTBuffer* fada_newfftbuffer | ( | fada_Pos | size_po2 | ) |
Create a new external buffer.
size_po2
must be a power of 2. If it is not a power of 2, it will use the closest power of 2 less than size_po2
. FFT buffers allocate sizeof(fada_Res) * size_po2 * 2
of memory, which is twice more memory than one may expect. size_po2
only defines the size of the "useful" half of the FFT.
| size_po2 | The size of the new FFT buffer. |
| FADA_API fada_Manager* fada_newmanager | ( | ) |
Create a new libfada manager. Returns NULL if manager could not be created.
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_preloadfftbuffer | ( | fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Preallocate and use the internal FFT buffer.
If the manager doesn't have an FFT buffer already assigned to it, this function is automatically called when an FFT buffer is needed. You can manually call this function to use the internal FFT buffer during application initialization, so libfada won't need to call this automatically. Internal FFT buffer size will be the frame count of the manager's analysis window. If the window's frame count is not a power of 2, it will use the closest power of 2 less than the window's frame count.
fada_usefftbuffer (m, NULL)
| m | The manager. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_pushsamples | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| void * | data, | ||
| fada_Pos | sample_count, | ||
| fada_Boolean | copy_data | ||
| ) |
Push a new chunk of samples to the end of the audio manager.
For the sake of performance, it is recommended to keep chunks at least the size of the analyzation window, but even larger is more preferable. The optimal size of streaming chunks is 1 second of audio data or larger.
| m | The manager to give samples. |
| data | Pointer to the audio data. |
| sample_count | The number of samples stored in data. |
| copy_data | Copy the data being bound to the manager. Set to FADA_FALSE to reference the data instead. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_setposition | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Pos | pos | ||
| ) |
Set the position of the analysis window (in frames) relative to the beginning of sample data.
| m | The manager. |
| pos | The position in frames. Must be less than the manager's frame count . |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_setwindowframes | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_Pos | frames | ||
| ) |
Set the window size (in frames) that is analyzed during calculations.
Default is 1024, see FADA_DEFAULT_WINDOWSIZE. Typically, this is set to a power of 2 (Ex: 1024, 2048, etc.), but is not required to be. See fada_preloadfftbuffer for more information.
| m | The manager. |
| frames | The size in frames. |
| FADA_API void fada_trimchunks | ( | fada_Manager * | m | ) |
Free audio chunk data before the current "in-use" chunk from the manager.
This will make the current chunk become the "first" chunk.
| m | The manager to trim. |
| FADA_API fada_Error fada_usefftbuffer | ( | fada_Manager * | m, |
| fada_FFTBuffer * | b | ||
| ) |
Assign an external FFT buffer to the manager.
If b
is NULL
, it will unassign an FFT buffer. This is useful if you wish to use the internal FFT buffer. See fada_preloadfftbuffer.
| m | The manager. |
| b | The FFT buffer to use. |


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07-Aug-19 08:27 PM
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07-Aug-19 08:27 PM
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I will be high on life when I repay my debt to mobsters
dan.
07-Aug-19 08:28 PM
drugs are literally not good for you
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:28 PM
If KMD got back on lets say 6$
I would be high on life
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:28 PM
if you base your happiness on material things you will never be content
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:29 PM
You got this wrong
Material isnt the stuff for hapinnes
dan.
07-Aug-19 08:29 PM
they say after 70k USD a year money stops contributing to happiness
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:29 PM
But being sure someone you hold dear wont have accident
Its not the same thing
I dont care too much about money tho
I wouldnt gamble so much of it away
Nor invested in KMD
obv ( :
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:30 PM
I don't understand the average person out there now adays
happy to "go to college, get a degree and slave for aboss their whole lives"
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:31 PM
Not me, I never did any schools
Street schooled me ( :
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:31 PM
God knows I'm quitting my job. I got more important things to do than gather gains for mr shekelberg
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:31 PM
I want some Jewish woman tho
To shower me in Shekels
Throw that Shekels at me baby
scytale
07-Aug-19 08:31 PM
@grewalsatinder
regarding network effects, i don't think that wikipedia is a good reference for alts. check this out
https://hackernoon.com/towards-an-analytical-discipline-of-forkonomy-summer-2018-e6da993ee3f9
(edited)
Towards an Analytical Discipline of Forkonomy (Summer 2018)
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
I just started a new job very close to work
but im quitting in 2 years for a 1 year holiday
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
Oh nice
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
I just came out of a 8 month holiday
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
Going somewhere ?
My friend went 6 months to Cambodia
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
Yeah. but not physically
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
He had sex slaves there
dan.
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
didnt you say you were just gonna continue gaming the system tek
why you workin
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:32 PM
He also came back with some unknown sexual disease to a white man
He survived thankfully
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
I cant collect high benifits anymore so I have to work for 1 year
then I can collect high benifits again for a year
but since I foudn a job so close to work
( I go by bike now
dan.
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
what do you mean by high benefits
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
I stay for 2 years
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
He prolly lives in a normal country
Tek
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
80% of last pay check
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
Yeah thats what I thought
dan.
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
yeah, no wonder why you dont want to work
Caglio
07-Aug-19 08:33 PM
Scandinavia ? Belgia ? Holland ?


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Next: Implementation-Dependent Numeric Constants, Previous: Number Concepts, Up: Number Concepts
Common Lisp provides a large variety of operations related to numbers. This section provides an overview of those operations by grouping them into categories that emphasize some of the relationships among them.
Figure 12–1 shows operators relating to arithmetic operations.
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| + | 1- | incf |
| - | conjugate | lcm |
| / | decf |
Figure 12–1: Operators relating to Arithmetic.
Figure 12–2 shows defined names relating to exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric operations.
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Tottenham's January sales: Lo Celso!
by BeSoccerAccording to 'Mundo Deportivo', Tottenham could make Giovani Lo Celso a permanent signing for a price less than what they agreed in the summer with Betis.
January sales for Tottenham? This is what Spurs want, to sign Lo Celso on a permanent deal, a player who is currently in their youth team and on loan from Benito Villamarin.
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Both sides agreed that the Argentinian would play in London this year, on loan for 16 million. And, at the end of it, and if Spurs were put in Champions League, the player would become part of the English team in exchange for 40 million pounds.
However, 'Mundo Deportivo' assures that this amount would fall to 32 (plus variables) in case the purchase occurs in the winter market.


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| add_between | Add between factors |
| add_contrast | Add a contrast to a data frame |
| add_random | Add random factors to a data structure |
| add_ranef | Add random effects to a data frame |
| add_recode | Recode a categorical column |
| add_within | Add within factors |
| average_r2tau_0 | Average r to Random Intercept SD |
| beta2norm | Convert beta to normal |
| binom2norm | Convert binomial to normal |
| check_design | Validates the specified design |
| check_mixed_design | Get random intercepts for subjects and items |
| check_sim_stats | Get parameters from a data table |
| codebook | Create PsychDS Codebook from Data |
| codebook_interactive | Interactive Codebook |
| contr_code_anova | Anova code a factor |
| contr_code_difference | Difference code a factor |
| contr_code_helmert | Helmert code a factor |
| contr_code_poly | Polynomial code a factor |
| contr_code_sum | Sum code a factor |
| contr_code_treatment | Treatment code a factor |
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| cormat_from_triangle | Make Correlation Matrix from Triangle |
| faceratings | Attractiveness ratings of faces |
| faux | faux: Simulation Functions. |
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| fr4 | Attractiveness rating subset |
| gamma2norm | Convert gamma to normal |
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| get_design | Get design |
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| get_params | Get parameters from a data table |
| interactive_design | Set design interactively |
| is_pos_def | Check a Matrix is Positive Definite |
| json_design | Convert design to JSON |
| long2wide | Convert data from long to wide format |
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| nested_list | Output a nested list in RMarkdown list format |
| norm2beta | Convert normal to beta |
| norm2binom | Convert normal to binomial |
| norm2gamma | Convert normal to gamma |
| norm2likert | Convert normal to likert |
| norm2pois | Convert normal to poisson |
| norm2trunc | Convert normal to truncated normal |
| norm2unif | Convert normal to uniform |
| OR | Piped OR |
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| plot.faux | Plot design |
| plot_design | Plot design |
| pos_def_limits | Limits on Missing Value for Positive Definite Matrix |
| print.design | Print Design List |
| print.nested_list | Print Nested List |
| print.psychds_codebook | Print Codebook Object |
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| rnorm_multi | Multiple correlated normal distributions |
| rnorm_pre | Make a normal vector correlated to existing vectors |
| sample_from_pop | Sample Parameters from Population Parameters |
| set_design | Set design |
| sim_design | Simulate data from design |
| sim_df | Simulate an existing dataframe |
| sim_joint_dist | Simulate category joint distribution |
| sim_mixed_cc | Generate a cross-classified sample |
| sim_mixed_df | Generate a mixed design from existing data |
| std_alpha2average_r | Standardized Alpha to Average R |
| trunc2norm | Convert truncated normal to normal |
| unif2norm | Convert uniform to normal |
| unique_pairs | Make unique pairs of level names for correlations |
| wide2long | Convert data from wide to long format |