Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status Class Reference
#include <extensional.hh>
Public Member Functions | |
| Status (StatusType t) | |
| Initialize with type t (either NONE or SEVERAL). | |
| Status (const Status &s) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| StatusType | type (void) const |
| Return status type. | |
| bool | single (CTAdvisor &a) const |
| Check whether status is single and equal to a. | |
| void | touched (CTAdvisor &a) |
| Set status to SINGLE or MULTIPLE depending on a. | |
| void | none (void) |
| Set status to NONE. | |
| void | propagating (void) |
| Set status to PROPAGATING. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| ptrdiff_t | s |
| A tagged pointer for storing the status. |
Detailed Description
template<class View>
class Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status
Status management.
Definition at line 388 of file extensional.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<class View >
| Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::Status | ( | StatusType | t | ) | [inline] |
Initialize with type t (either NONE or SEVERAL).
Definition at line 105 of file compact.hpp.
template<class View >
| Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::Status | ( | const Status & | s | ) | [inline] |
Copy constructor.
Definition at line 109 of file compact.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
template<class View >
| Compact< View >::StatusType Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::type | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return status type.
Definition at line 113 of file compact.hpp.
template<class View >
| bool Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::single | ( | CTAdvisor & | a | ) | const [inline] |
Check whether status is single and equal to a.
Definition at line 118 of file compact.hpp.
template<class View >
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::touched | ( | CTAdvisor & | a | ) | [inline] |
Set status to SINGLE or MULTIPLE depending on a.
Definition at line 126 of file compact.hpp.
template<class View >
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::none | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Set status to NONE.
Definition at line 132 of file compact.hpp.
template<class View >
| void Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::propagating | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Set status to PROPAGATING.
Definition at line 137 of file compact.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
template<class View>
ptrdiff_t Gecode::Int::Extensional::Compact< View >::Status::s [protected] |
A tagged pointer for storing the status.
Definition at line 391 of file extensional.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/extensional.hh
- gecode/int/extensional/compact.hpp


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java.lang.Object | +--eduni.simjava.Sim_system
The SimJava
simulation kernel.
This class is responsible for managing all aspects of the simulation. Instantiated entities
are added to Sim_system
which is responsible for synchronising their behaviour.
Time progresses on the basis of event scheduling times. These events are held in two queues,
instances of Evqueue
, the future queue and the deferred queue. All the runtime
functionality available to entities is managed by Sim_system
.
In the previous versions of SimJava
, users would use Sim_system
only to initialise the simulation, add the entities, link their ports, and finally run the
simulation. In version 2.0 Sim_system
makes a lot more functionality available
to the modeller.
Three new aspects of Sim_system
are the definition of a transient condition, a
termination condition, and the selection of an output analysis method to apply. All these are
managed internally by Sim_system
so the user is not required to include relevant
code in the simulation's entities. To set the transient condition for the simulation
the user uses a set_transient_condition
method. The simulation's termination
condition is set by using a set_termination_condition
method. Finally, an
output analysis method is selected with one of the set_output_analysis
methods.
Available transient conditions are:
Sim_system
with the entities'
sim_completed
method.
Sim_system
to try and identify the
transient period based on the minimum-maximum method for a given measure. This method considers
steady state to have been entered once a measure observation has been located which is neither
the minimum nor the maximum of the remaining observations.
Available termination conditions are:
Sim_system
to run the
simulation until a confidence interval for a given measure has reached a certain accuracy level.
To use this method, the user needs to provide the measure of interest, an output analysis method
which will be used as a variance reduction technique, the confidence level, and the desired accuracy.
The accuracy is the ratio of the confidence interval's halfwidth over the measure's total mean.
Entities may use the running
method to check whether the simulation has completed.
Finally, the available output analysis methods are:
Since version 2.0 of SimJava
, Sim_system
also allows the modeller greater
control over the seeding of the random number generators. The simulation's generators can be created
in such a way to allow Sim_system
to automatically seed them, ensuring well spaced
sample sequences for the generators. The original seed to be used as well as the seed spacing desired
can be set with the set_seed_sequence
method. If this method is not used, the default
seed of 4851 is used to produce seeds spaced by 100000 samples. If independent replications are used
as an output analysis method and reseeding of the generators is desired in each subsequent replication,
the generators need to be added to their entities. This is accomplished with the entities'
add_generator
method.
Otherwise the previous replication's last seed is used as the next one's initial seed.
Sim_system
also provides control over the simulation's output. The trace file
(sim_trace
) can be managed with more detail. The set_trace_detail
method
can be used to specify whether or not to add the default trace , trace generated by the
entities, or trace for specific event types. In this last case, the event tags of interest can be
supplied to Sim_system
with a track_event
method. The level of entity
trace included in the trace file can be managed with the set_trace_level
method. Finally,
tracing can be switched off alltogether with the set_auto_trace
method. The default is
not to produce a trace file.
Another major aspect of the simulation's output is the simulation's report. The report is
automatically produced by Sim_system
and includes information on the simulation
depending on the specified conditions and parameters. The detail level of the report file
(sim_report
) can be modified with the set_report_detail
method. The
default information included are the total obtained measurements obtained as well as general
information about the simulation run. In the case of no output analysis method having been used,
the steady state sample measurements are presented in place of the total measurements. If an
output analysis method has been used, set_report_detail
can be used to include
the sample measurements for each replication (for independent replications), or the sample
measurements for each batch (for batch means). Finally, the original seeds used in the random
number generators of the simulation can also be included in the report. Since version 2.0,
the simulation's report is also available to animated simulations.
A generate_graphs
method may also be used to generate graphs for the simulation.
Graphs are generated for all detailed measures and present the progress of each measure's sample
average over the progress of the simulation. Several additional information may also be displayed
for each graph such as the mean confidence interval, the transient period, the batches etc. The
simulation will produce a ".sjg" file containing the simulation data. This file may then
be opened with the SimJava Graph Viewer
, a graph viewing utility for SimJava
simulations.
More information on the definition of simulations and the use of Sim_system
can be found
at the SimJava Tutorial.
Sim_entity
,
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| Field Summary | |
static int |
BATCH_MEANS
A constant representing the output analysis method of batch means. |
static int |
EVENTS_COMPLETED
A constant representing a condition based on event completions. |
static int |
IND_REPLICATIONS
A constant representing the output analysis method of independent replications. |
static int |
INTERVAL_ACCURACY
A constant representing a termination condition based on a confidence interval's accuray. |
static int |
MIN_MAX
A constant representing the minimum-maximum method for transient period identification. |
static int |
NONE
A constant representing no condition. |
static Sim_any_p |
SIM_ANY
A standard predicate that matches any event. |
static Sim_none_p |
SIM_NONE
A standard predicate that does not match any events. |
static int |
TIME_ELAPSED
A constant representing a condition based on a time period. |
| Constructor Summary | |
Sim_system()
|
| Method Summary | |
static Sim_entity |
current_ent()
Get the currently running entity. |
static void |
generate_graphs(boolean generate_graphs)
Specify that graphs are to be generated in the default graph file. |
static void |
generate_graphs(java.lang.String filename)
Specify that graphs are to be generated in a user specified graph file. |
static int |
get_entity_id(java.lang.String name)
Get the id of an entity with a given name. |
static Sim_entity |
get_entity(int id)
Get the entity with a given id. |
static Sim_entity |
get_entity(java.lang.String name)
Get the entity with a given name. |
static int |
get_num_entities()
Get the current number of entities in the simulation. |
static long |
get_root_seed()
Get the sample generator's root seed. |
static int |
get_spacing()
Get the sample generators' seed spacing. |
static int |
get_trace_level()
Get the current trace level (initially 0xff ), which
controls trace output. |
static java.text.NumberFormat |
getNumberFormat()
Get the number format used for generating times in trace lines. |
static void |
initialise()
Initialise the simulation for standalone simulations. |
static void |
initialise(Sim_output out,
java.lang.Thread sim)
Initialise the system to draw simdiag diagrams. |
static void |
link_ports(java.lang.String ent1,
java.lang.String port1,
java.lang.String ent2,
java.lang.String port2)
Link the ports of two entities so that events can be scheduled. |
static long |
next_seed()
Generate the next seed based on the root seed and the seed spacing. |
static void |
run()
Start the simulation running. |
static boolean |
running()
Check if the simulation is still running. |
static void |
set_auto_trace(boolean on)
Switch the trace messages on and off. |
static void |
set_output_analysis(int type)
Specify an output analysis method for the simulation. |
static void |
set_output_analysis(int type,
double level)
Specify an output analysis method to produce confidence intervals of a given confidence level. |
static void |
set_output_analysis(int type,
int replications,
double level)
Specify independent replications as an output analysis method. |
static void |
set_output_analysis(int type,
int min_batches,
int max_batches,
double level)
Specify batch means as the simulation's output analysis method. |
static void |
set_report_detail(boolean detailed,
boolean seeds)
Set the detail required in the simulation's report. |
static void |
set_seed_sequence(int seed_spacing,
long root_seed)
Set the sample generators' seed sequence. |
static void |
set_seed(long new_seed)
Set the sample generators' root seed. |
static void |
set_spacing(int new_spacing)
Set the sample generators' seed spacing. |
static void |
set_termination_condition(int type,
double time,
boolean include_transient)
Specify a termination condition based on the simulation time elapsed. |
static void |
set_termination_condition(int type,
int output_analysis_type,
double level,
double accuracy,
java.lang.String entity,
int measure)
Specify a termination condition based on the confidence interval accuracy obtained for a default measure. |
static void |
set_termination_condition(int type,
int output_analysis_type,
double level,
double accuracy,
java.lang.String entity,
java.lang.String measure)
Specify a termination condition based on the confidence interval accuracy obtained for a custom measure. |
static void |
set_termination_condition(int type,
java.lang.String entity,
int event_type,
long count,
boolean include_transient)
Specify a termination condition based on event completions at a specific entity. |
static void |
set_trace_detail(boolean default_trace,
boolean entity_trace,
boolean event_trace)
Set the desired contents of the trace file. |
static void |
set_trace_level(int level)
Set the trace level which controls entity trace output. |
static void |
set_transient_condition(int type,
double time)
Specify a transient condition based on the elapsed simulation time. |
static void |
set_transient_condition(int type,
java.lang.String entity,
int measure)
Specify a transient condition using the minimum-maximum method for a default measure. |
static void |
set_transient_condition(int type,
java.lang.String entity,
int event_type,
long count)
Specify a transient condition based on event completions at a specific entity. |
static void |
set_transient_condition(int type,
java.lang.String entity,
java.lang.String measure)
Specify a transient condition using the minimum-maximum method for a custom measure. |
static double |
sim_clock()
Get the current simulation time, as a runtime method for entities. |
static void |
track_event(int tag)
Generate trace for a specific event type. |
static void |
track_events(int[] tags)
Generate trace for a set of specific event types |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final int NONE
public static final int EVENTS_COMPLETED
public static final int TIME_ELAPSED
public static final int MIN_MAX
public static final int IND_REPLICATIONS
public static final int BATCH_MEANS
public static final int INTERVAL_ACCURACY
public static Sim_any_p SIM_ANY
public static Sim_none_p SIM_NONE
| Constructor Detail |
public Sim_system()
| Method Detail |
public static void initialise()
public static void initialise(Sim_output out, java.lang.Thread sim)
simdiag
diagrams. This method
should be used directly only by expert users.out
- The Sim_output
instance that will receive the simulation tracesim
- The simulation thread.public static java.text.NumberFormat getNumberFormat()
public static double sim_clock()
public static int get_num_entities()
public static int get_trace_level()
0xff
), which
controls trace output.public static Sim_entity get_entity(int id)
id
- The entity's unique id numbernull
if it could not be foundSim_exception
- If the entity was not found. This error can be left unchecked.public static Sim_entity get_entity(java.lang.String name)
name
- The entity's nameSim_exception
- If the entity was not found. This error can be left unchecked.public static int get_entity_id(java.lang.String name)
name
- The entity's nameSim_exception
- If the entity was not found. This error can be left unchecked.public static Sim_entity current_ent()
null
if none are runningpublic static void set_trace_level(int level)
level
- The new levelpublic static void set_auto_trace(boolean on)
on
- If true
then the messages are switched on, if false
they are switched off.public static void link_ports(java.lang.String ent1, java.lang.String port1, java.lang.String ent2, java.lang.String port2)
ent1
- The name of the first entityport1
- The name of the port on the first entityent2
- The name of the second entityport2
- The name of the port on the second entitypublic static void set_seed_sequence(int seed_spacing, long root_seed)
seed_specing
- The seed spacingroot_seed
- The seed used to generate all the simulation's seedspublic static void set_spacing(int new_spacing)
new_spacing
- The new seed spacingpublic static int get_spacing()
public static void set_seed(long new_seed)
new_seed
- The new root seedpublic static long get_root_seed()
public static long next_seed()
public static void set_termination_condition(int type, java.lang.String entity, int event_type, long count, boolean include_transient)
type
- The termination condition type. This must be set to EVENTS_COMPLETED
.entity
- The name of the entity whose events will be used for the termination conditionevent_type
- The event tag of the events to be counted towards the termination conditioncount
- The event completion count that when reached, will satisfy the termination conditioninclude_transient
- true
if the number of completions provided should only apply to
completions in steady state. false
if they should apply to the entire
run length.public static void set_termination_condition(int type, double time, boolean include_transient)
type
- The termination condition type. This must be set to TIME_ELAPSED
.time
- The simulated time after which the termination condition will be satisfiedinclude_transient
- true
if the condition's time period should be considered
only after steady state has been reached, false
if it should
be considered from the beginning of the simulation.public static void set_termination_condition(int type, int output_analysis_type, double level, double accuracy, java.lang.String entity, java.lang.String measure)
type
- The termination condition type. This must be set to INTERVAL_ACCURACY
.output_analysis_type
- The output analysis method to be used as a variance reduction techniquelevel
- The confidence level for which the confidence interval will be calculatedaccuracy
- The accuracy that is required to satisfy the termination conditionentity
- The name of the entity that contains the measure upon which the termination condition is basedmeasure
- The name of the custom measure upon which the termination condition is basedpublic static void set_termination_condition(int type, int output_analysis_type, double level, double accuracy, java.lang.String entity, int measure)
type
- The termination condition type. This must be set to INTERVAL_ACCURACY
.output_analysis_type
- The output analysis method to be used as a variance reduction techniquelevel
- The confidence level for which the confidence interval will be calculatedaccuracy
- The accuracy that is required to satisfy the termination conditionentity
- The name of the entity that contains the measure upon which the termination condition is basedmeasure
- The int
constant that represents the default measure upon which the termination
condition is basedpublic static void set_transient_condition(int type, java.lang.String entity, java.lang.String measure)
type
- The transient condition type. This must be set to MIN_MAX
.entity
- The name of the entity that contains the measure upon which the minimum-maximum method will be
appliedmeasure
- The name of the custom measure upon which the minimum-maximum method will be appliedpublic static void set_transient_condition(int type, java.lang.String entity, int measure)
type
- The transient condition type. This must be set to MIN_MAX
.entity
- The name of the entity that contains the measure upon which the minimum-maximum method will be
appliedmeasure
- The int
constant that represents the default measure upon which the minimum-maximum
method will be appliedpublic static void set_transient_condition(int type, java.lang.String entity, int event_type, long count)
type
- The transient condition type. This must be set to EVENTS_COMPLETED
.entity
- The name of the entity whise event completions will be counted towards this conditionevent_type
- The event tag of the events whose completions will be counted towards this conditioncount
- The number of event completions after which the condition will be satisfiedpublic static void set_transient_condition(int type, double time)
type
- The transient condition type. This must be set to TIME_ELAPSED
.time
- The time period after which the condition will be satisfiedpublic static void set_output_analysis(int type)
NONE
.
If independent replications is selected, 10 replications will be performed. If batch means is selected, the
observations will be batched into 10 to 20 batches. The actual number of batches used will be the one that
gives the least serial correlation among the batch means.
The confidence level that will be used for calculating the simulation's measures' confidence intervals is
0.90
(90%
).
type
- The output analysis methodpublic static void set_output_analysis(int type, double level)
type
- The output analysis method.level
- The confidence level to be used to produce the confidence intervals for the simulations' measurespublic static void set_output_analysis(int type, int min_batches, int max_batches, double level)
min_batches
batches up to max_batches
batches. The number of batches that
will actually be used to produce the confidence intervals will be the one that gives the least serial
correlation among the batch means.type
- The output analysis method. This must be set to BATCH_MEANS
.min_batches
- The minimum number of batches that the observations will be batched intomax_batches
- The maximum number of batches that the observations will be batched intolevel
- The confidence level to be used to produce the confidence intervals for the simulations' measurespublic static void set_output_analysis(int type, int replications, double level)
type
- The output analysis method. This must be set to IND_REPLICATIONS
.replications
- The number of replications to performlevel
- The confidence level that will be used to produce the simulation's measures'
confidence intervalspublic static void set_report_detail(boolean detailed, boolean seeds)
detailed
- If set to true
the report will include the sample measurements from each
replication (if independent replications has been used as an output analysis method),
or the sample measurements from each batch (if batch means has been used). Setting this
to false
will only include the total measurements and general simulation
information.seeds
- If set to true
the report will include the original seeds used in the
entities' random number generatorspublic static void generate_graphs(boolean generate_graphs)
sim_graphs.sjg
.generate_graphs
- Set to true
if graphs are to be generated, false
otherwisepublic static void generate_graphs(java.lang.String filename)
filename
- The name of the graph filepublic static boolean running()
true
if the simulation is still running, false
otherwisepublic static void run()
public static void set_trace_detail(boolean default_trace, boolean entity_trace, boolean event_trace)
default_trace
- If set to true
the default trace will be included in the trace file,
if false
it will notentity_trace
- If set to true
the trace generated by the entities will be
included in the trace file, if false
it will notevent_trace
- If set to true
the trace file will include trace for the selected
event types, if false
it will notpublic static void track_event(int tag)
tag
- The event typepublic static void track_events(int[] tags)
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http://www.susangranger.com/
Susan Granger's review of "BLESS THE CHILD" (Paramount Pictures)
There's a problem casting Kim Basinger. Since winning an Oscar for "L.A. Confidential," she's attempted two protagonist roles - "I Dreamed of Africa" and this - and neither has worked. Kim's pretty but emotionally passive. Which just isn't appropriate for this supernatural thriller in which a psychiatric nurse, a lapsed Catholic, discovers that her strung-out junkie sister's child, Cody (Holliston Coleman), whom she's cared for since birth, is "special". Not only can the six year-old cause objects to spin and the snow inside a paperweight form a cyclone, she revives a 'dead' bird in the school yard. And that's just the beginning of the girl's spiritual power, at least according to runaway informant Christina Ricci and censured Jesuit Ian Holm, who reveal that Cody's birth coincided with the reappearance of the Star of Bethlehem after two millennia - and the devil is after her soul. His missionary is creepy looking Rufus Sewell, whose unfocused eyes are as disconcerting as a leering gargoyle. Predictably, Cody is abducted by his black-clad Satanists and threatened continuously to renounce God for the forces of darkness before Black Easter. "She will be ours!" vows Sewell. Only Jimmy Smits, as a former seminarian-turned-FBI agent specializing in the occult, is willing to help Basinger. (For this, Smits quit "NYPD Blue"?) Reminiscent of "Stigmata," "The Exorcist," "The Omen" and "The Sixth Sense," the stilted screenplay, credited to three writers, strips novelist Cathy Cash Spellman's plot down to its sinister mystery-child essentials. Chuck Russell's direction is lackluster and the special-effects are limited to computer-generated rats and demons. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Bless the Child" is an ominous, apocalyptic 4. Good vs. Evil? You guess who wins.
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--- layout: newsstory title: WHATEVER match: BSC Yeltz 0 Birmingham City 3 ---
The mighty Yeltz were beaten 3-0 by a surprisingly experienced Blues side in a match used by Brendan to give a few players a run out who haven't been regulars recently. It's always nice to win, but as I always say these Senior Cups are completely inconsequential so it doesn't matter one bit at all. Full details in the match reports .
We're back in league action with a trip down to Gloucester on Saturday where we've had some "interesting" visits before.
Halesowen Town: Clarke; Newall, Crawford, N. Smith, Burnham, Skidmore (Jones 62), Spencer, Gray, G. Smith, Ross, Hines. Subs: R. Collins, Colwell
Birmingham City: Vaesan; Gill (Diamond 73), Capaldi, Woodhouse, M. Johnson, Holdsworth, McCarthy, Randria, A. Johnson (Ward 62), Hughes (Sabathier 66), Fagan
Referee: G. Aston (Wall Heath) Attendance: 532
Halesowen bowed out of the Birmingham Senior Cup and were well beaten by a strong Blues line-up. Craig Fagan set Birmingham on the road to victory by glancing home a left wing cross from Bryan Hughes in the 9th minute. Home youngster Andy Spencer brought a 20th minute save out of Nico Vaesan, but it was Halesowen goalkeeper Tim Clarke who was kept on his toes for most of the evening. Clarke saved a looping header from Jerry Gill in the 22nd minute before tipping over a 20-yard effort from Bryan Hughes on the half-hour.
Lee Ross hit a speculative shot wide from a Clarke clearance after 40 minutes for the Yeltz, but the lively Andy Johnson kept the Halesowen defence busy with John Newall making an impressive home debut. Johnson rounded Clarke early in the second half but the home defence cleared. Clarke then smothered a 50th minute shot from McCarthy and saved from Andy Johnson after he played a clever pass with Hughes a minute later.
Fagan struck again for the visitors on the hour by blasting past Clarke after being set up by McCarthy. A third goal followed in the 66th minute when McCarthy found space in the penalty area to beat Clarke from 10-yards out.


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Running ADMB-executables
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In a DOS window
Under linux
Command line options:
-l1 10000000 -l2 100000000
-l3 10000000 -nl1 10000000
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ADMB-RE: 27 seconds.
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Model description
Logistic regression is commonly used to relate a dichotomous response y to explanatory
variables. This example use simulated data to examplify logistic regression with random effects.
A full description of the model can be found here: logistic.pdf
Comparison with WinBUGS
WinBUGS is a software package for formulating and fitting
Bayesian hierarchical models. From a user perspective WinBUGS and ADMB-RE appear similar because both
software packages:
- Allows models with random effects.
- Contain a full programming language, and hence give the user great flexibility in formulating statistical models.
- Are automatic, in the sense of hiding the technical details of computation from the user.
Despite these similarities, the underlying computational technology is very different.
In this example we compare WinBUGS and ADMB-RE with respect to computation times on simulated data.
The R (S-Plus) script used to generate data in the input
format for both WinBUGS and ADMB-RE can be found here: logistic.s.
You can modify this script to generate new datasets.
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Blocs, Procs, and Lambdas, oh my!
7 December 2014
In DBC, we haven't learned about Procs and Lambda's yet, so for the technical blog this week, I decided to dive a little deeper into learning about what these are. If you have worked with ruby even at an early stage, you have worked with blocks, but you might not know much about them. We'll cover that too.
Lambdas are Proc objects that can be stored in variables. Essentially, lambdas are functions without names and they can return a value just like functions.
For example:
l = lambda {"Hello, World"}
puts l.call
This results in:
"Hello World"
Procs are similar to lambdas, but they do have some differences. If you want to create a proc, you would enter something like this:
proc = Proc.new {"Hello, World"}
puts proc.call
The output of this would be the same as the lambda. But what if we did something like this:
def my_test
proc = Proc.new {return "Hello, World"}
proc.call
return "Good-Bye"
end
When working in ruby, we are used to it returning the last return value. This is not the case with a proc. The output of this would actually return "Hello World".
So Procs return values differently then lambdas. Another difference between the two is that Procs will return 1 argument, even if there are 3 that were passed, whereas lambdas will raise and arugument error.
Unlike basically everything in ruby, blocks are not objects. Blocks are part of a method call and if they were to be on their own, you would get an error. When you put something between curly braces (like you would in a do/end syntax) that would be your block. If you have worked with statements like these, then you have worked with blocks. One thing that is important to mention with blocks would be the yield statement. If you have a method and then make a block as a parameter, you can use yield inside of the block to call that! Confusing? Let's see an example.
def cheer
puts "Hip hip"
yield
puts "Hip hip"
yield
end
cheer {puts "Hooray!"}
The Result:
Hip hip
Hooray!
Hip hip
Hooray!
You can see that yield will put whatever is inside of the block. You can add parameters to the yield statements too.


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can be used to define sorting for a column.
The users in the example are sorted by last name initially.
NOTE: You must explicitly import the vaadin-grid-sorter.html
in order to use <vaadin-grid-sorter>
.
When the data is fetched from a data provider, the responsibility
of providing the correctly ordered data is on the data provider itself.
The data provider is asked for fresh sorted data whenever the sorting
order is changed on any <vaadin-grid-sorter>
.
The effective sortOrders
array will be included as one of
the data provider call options.
Hint: When using a data provider, path
on the
<vaadin-grid-sorter>
element can be set to any string,
instead of a property on the item object.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.beam.sdk.io |
Defines transforms for reading and writing common storage formats, including
AvroIO ,
BigQueryIO , and
TextIO . |
| org.apache.beam.sdk.runners |
Defines runners for executing Pipelines in different modes, including
DirectPipelineRunner and
org.apache.beam.sdk.runners.DataflowPipelineRunner . |
| org.apache.beam.sdk.testing |
Defines utilities for unit testing Dataflow pipelines.
|
| org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms |
Defines
PTransform s for transforming
data in a pipeline. |
| org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing | |
| org.apache.beam.sdk.util |
Defines utilities used by the Dataflow SDK.
|
| org.apache.beam.sdk.util.state |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| IntervalWindow
An implementation of
BoundedWindow that represents an interval from
IntervalWindow.start (inclusive) to IntervalWindow.end (exclusive). |
| OutputTimeFn
(Experimental) A function from timestamps of input values to the timestamp for a
computed value.
|
| WindowFn
The argument to the
Window transform used to assign elements into
windows and to determine how windows are merged. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| PaneInfo
Provides information about the pane an element belongs to.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AfterDelayFromFirstElement
A base class for triggers that happen after a processing time delay from the arrival
of the first element in a pane.
|
AfterPane
Trigger s that fire based on properties of the elements in the current pane. |
AfterProcessingTime
AfterProcessingTime triggers fire based on the current processing time. |
| AfterWatermark.AfterWatermarkEarly
Interface for building an AfterWatermarkTrigger with early firings already filled in.
|
| AfterWatermark.AfterWatermarkLate
Interface for building an AfterWatermarkTrigger with late firings already filled in.
|
| AfterWatermark.FromEndOfWindow
A watermark trigger targeted relative to the end of the window.
|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| CalendarWindows.DaysWindows
A
WindowFn that windows elements into periods measured by days. |
| CalendarWindows.MonthsWindows
A
WindowFn that windows elements into periods measured by months. |
| CalendarWindows.YearsWindows
A
WindowFn that windows elements into periods measured by years. |
| DefaultTrigger
A trigger that is equivalent to
Repeatedly.forever(AfterWatermark.pastEndOfWindow()) . |
| FixedWindows
A
WindowFn that windows values into fixed-size timestamp-based windows. |
| GlobalWindow
The default window into which all data is placed (via
GlobalWindows ). |
GlobalWindow.Coder
GlobalWindow.Coder for encoding and decoding GlobalWindow s. |
| IntervalWindow
An implementation of
BoundedWindow that represents an interval from
IntervalWindow.start (inclusive) to IntervalWindow.end (exclusive). |
| NonMergingWindowFn
Abstract base class for
WindowFn s that do not merge windows. |
| OutputTimeFn
(Experimental) A function from timestamps of input values to the timestamp for a
computed value.
|
| PaneInfo
Provides information about the pane an element belongs to.
|
| PaneInfo.PaneInfoCoder
A Coder for encoding PaneInfo instances.
|
| PaneInfo.Timing
Enumerates the possibilities for the timing of this pane firing related to the
input and output watermarks for its computation.
|
| PartitioningWindowFn
A
WindowFn that places each value into exactly one window based on its timestamp and
never merges windows. |
| Repeatedly
Repeat a trigger, either until some condition is met or forever.
|
| Sessions
A
WindowFn windowing values into sessions separated by Sessions.gapDuration -long
periods with no elements. |
| SlidingWindows
A
WindowFn that windows values into possibly overlapping fixed-size
timestamp-based windows. |
Trigger
Trigger s control when the elements for a specific key and window are output. |
| Trigger.MergingTriggerInfo
Interact with properties of the trigger being executed, with extensions to deal with the
merging windows.
|
| Trigger.OnceTrigger |
| Trigger.OnElementContext
Extended
Trigger.TriggerContext containing information accessible to the Trigger.onElement(org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing.Trigger.OnElementContext)
operational hook. |
| Trigger.OnMergeContext
Extended
Trigger.TriggerContext containing information accessible to the Trigger.onMerge(org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing.Trigger.OnMergeContext)
operational hook. |
| Trigger.TriggerContext
Information accessible to all operational hooks in this
Trigger . |
| Trigger.TriggerInfo
Interface for accessing information about the trigger being executed and other triggers in the
same tree.
|
| TriggerBuilder
Anything that can be used to create an instance of a
Trigger implements this interface. |
| Window.Bound
A
PTransform that windows the elements of a PCollection<T> ,
into finite windows according to a user-specified WindowFn . |
| Window.ClosingBehavior
Specifies the conditions under which a final pane will be created when a window is permanently
closed.
|
| Window.Unbound
An incomplete
Window transform, with unbound input/output type. |
| WindowFn
The argument to the
Window transform used to assign elements into
windows and to determine how windows are merged. |
| WindowFn.AssignContext
Information available when running
WindowFn.assignWindows(org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing.WindowFn<T, W>.AssignContext) . |
| WindowFn.MergeContext
Information available when running
WindowFn.mergeWindows(org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing.WindowFn<T, W>.MergeContext) . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| GlobalWindow
The default window into which all data is placed (via
GlobalWindows ). |
| OutputTimeFn
(Experimental) A function from timestamps of input values to the timestamp for a
computed value.
|
| PaneInfo
Provides information about the pane an element belongs to.
|
Trigger
Trigger s control when the elements for a specific key and window are output. |
| Trigger.OnceTrigger |
| Trigger.OnElementContext
Extended
Trigger.TriggerContext containing information accessible to the Trigger.onElement(org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing.Trigger.OnElementContext)
operational hook. |
| Trigger.OnMergeContext
Extended
Trigger.TriggerContext containing information accessible to the Trigger.onMerge(org.apache.beam.sdk.transforms.windowing.Trigger.OnMergeContext)
operational hook. |
| Trigger.TriggerContext
Information accessible to all operational hooks in this
Trigger . |
| TriggerBuilder
Anything that can be used to create an instance of a
Trigger implements this interface. |
| Window.ClosingBehavior
Specifies the conditions under which a final pane will be created when a window is permanently
closed.
|
| WindowFn
The argument to the
Window transform used to assign elements into
windows and to determine how windows are merged. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BoundedWindow
A
BoundedWindow represents a finite grouping of elements, with an
upper bound (larger timestamps represent more recent data) on the timestamps
of elements that can be placed in the window. |
| OutputTimeFn
(Experimental) A function from timestamps of input values to the timestamp for a
computed value.
|
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Here's a time line of Dr. Borlaug's life:
- 1914 Born in Cresco, Iowa
- 1933 Leaves his family's farm to attend the University of Minnesota, thanks to a Depression era program known as the "National Youth Administration"
- 1935 Has to stop school and save up more money. Works in the Civilian Conservation Corps, helping starving Americans. "I saw how food changed them", he said. "All of this left scars on me."
- 1937 Finishes university and takes a job in the US Forestry Service
- 1938 Marries wife of 69 years Margret Gibson. Gets laid off due to budget cuts. Inspired by Elvin Charles Stakman, he returns to school study under Stakman, who teaches him about breeding pest-resistent plants.
- 1941 Tries to enroll in the military after the Pearl Harbor attack, but is rejected. Instead, the military asked his lab to work on waterproof glue, DDT to control malaria, disenfectants, and other applied science.
- 1942 Receives a Ph.D. in Genetics and Plant Pathology
- 1944 Rejects a 100% salary increase from Dupont, leaves behind his pregnant wife, and flies to Mexico to head a new plant pathology program. Over the next 16 years, his team breeds 6,000 different strains of disease resistent wheat - including different varieties for each major climate on Earth.
- 1945 Discovers a way to grown wheat twice each season, doubling wheat yields
- 1953 crosses a short, sturdy dwarf breed of wheat with a high-yeidling American breed, creating a strain that responds well to fertalizer. It goes on to provide 95% of Mexico's wheat.
- 1962 Visits Delhi and brings his high-yielding strains of wheat to the Indian subcontinent in time to help mitigate mass starvation due to a rapidly expanding population
- 1970 receives the Nobel Peace Prize
- 1983 helps seven African countries dramatically increase their maize and sorghum yields
- 1984 becomes a distinguished professor at Texas A&M University
- 2005 states "we will have to double the world food supply by 2050." Argues that genetically modified crops are the only way we can meet the demand, as we run out of arable land. Says that GM crops are not inherently dangerous because "we've been genetically modifying plants and animals for a long time. Long before we called it science, people were selecting the best breeds."
- 2009 dies at the age of 95.
"Borlaug's life and achievement are testimony to the far-reaching contribution that one man's towering intellect, persistence and scientific vision can make to human peace and progress."
-- Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry.


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Uddhav Thackeray postpones visit to Ayodhya
by Tanvi DeshpandeShiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray has postponed his proposed visit to Ayodhya on November 24 in view of security reasons and the delay in government formation in Maharashtra.
After the Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya last week. Mr. Thackeray had announced that he would visit Ayodhya.
“However, security in Ayodhya is still heightened and political parties are not being allowed to visit. Besides, there is no breakthrough on talks over government formation in the State,” said a Sena leader.


Only 3 Illinois Prisons Comply with Phase 2 of Reopening
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| Date | Topic | Reading & Lecture | In-class Exercise |
Reminders |
|
| Aug. | 30 |
* Welcome and Overview |
Spatial Data Analytics and Visualization Thinking GIS Chapter 1 & 2 Functional Art Section I |
Get Familiar with GIS data |
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| Sept. | 06 |
* Intro. 2 GIS |
Guest Speaker Beth O'Connor from Virginia Rural Health Association [Class Client] Spatial References Projections and & Coordinate Systems GIS Chapter 3 |
Assigning and Correcting Projection and Coordinate Systems |
HW 1 OUT |
| 13 | * Cartography |
Mapping Data Cartography GIS Chapter 4 & 5 |
Mapping GIS data |
HW 2 OUT HW 1 DUE, Sept. 13th, 2019, 11:59 PM |
|
| 20 |
* Tabular Data |
Guest Speaker Ph.D. Student Tianjun (Luke) Lu Tabular Data Attritube Queries GIS Chapter 6 & 8 |
Tabular Data Queries |
HW 3 OUT HW 2 DUE, Sept. 20th, 2019, 11:59 PM |
|
| Oct. | 27 | Spatial Joining |
Spatial Joining GIS Chapter 9 |
Spatial Query and Joining |
HW 4 OUT HW 3 DUE, Oct. 27th, 11:59 PM |
| Oct. | 4 | Fall Break | No Class | Fall Break | No Class | Fall Break | No Class |
HW 4 DUE, Oct. 4th, 11:59 PM |
| 11 | * Geoprocessing / Overlays |
Geoprocessing Tools GIS Chapter 10 |
Geoprocessing (Model Builder) using Rural Health Data |
HW 5 OUT |
|
| 18 | * Raster Data |
Raster Data Concepts and Analysis Tools Final Project - Introduction to Infographics Design GIS Chapter 11 Functional Art Section II |
Raster Data Processing Final Project - Introduction to Infographics Design |
HW 6 OUT HW 5 DUE, Oct. 18th, 11:59 PM |
|
| 25 | * Final Project Group Exercise |
ACSP | NO LECTURE Group Meeting to Discuss Rural Health Infographics Design |
Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Design |
HW 6 DUE, Oct. 25th, 11:59 PM |
|
| Nov. | 1 | * Final Project Studio | Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Revision based on Client's Feedbacks | Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Revision in Power Point | |
| 8 | * Final Project Studio | Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Content Populating | Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Content Mapping using GIS | ||
| 15 | * Final Project Studio | Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Content Populating | Final Project - Rural Health Infographics Template Content Mapping using GIS | ||
| 22 | * Interactive Visualization | Introduction to Tableau | Rural Health Dashboard Making | ||
| 29 | Thanks Giving | No Class | Thanks Giving | No Class | Thanks Giving | No Class | ||
| Dec. | 06 | * Final Project Deliverables Finalization | Tentative In-class Presentation for Final Project | None | |
| 10 | * Project Wrapping Up (Final Project Due) |


Autex launches Frontier Acoustic Raft sound-absorbing system for ceilings and walls
by Dezeen staffDezeen promotion: Autex has released an adjustable system of acoustic beams that can be applied to both ceilings and walls to absorb sound.
Acoustic Raft is the latest addition to Autex's Frontier system and can be "tuned" to suit its environment due to its adaptable structure.
Acoustic Raft is scored, folded and 'zipped' together using a locking channel. The beams are combined with Autex Mounting Clips and Autex Frontier Extrusions to create a system that can be arranged into a variety of configurations without loss of acoustic performance.
The system comes in seventeen colours, allowing designers to mix and match to create unique interior acoustic features.
Each of the beams is made from high-performing, highly compressed polyester material so they are solid and lightweight and won't bend or warp after installation.
As the system is assembled using aluminium channels and clips, it can be installed quickly and disassembled easily and removed if the use of the space changes.
Acoustic Raft is suitable for both walls and ceilings. It can be mounted on walls to enhance the acoustic and decorative elements of the room, or be suspended from ceilings using extensions rods to create a statement feature.
The customisable system can become an integral part of almost any interior, as designers can create unique patterns by aligning the modules closer or farther apart or by utilising multiple coloured versions.
Autex Acoustic Fins can also be used with the Frontier system. The fins are available in five standard designs in 12mm and 24mm thicknesses.
The Frontier system is designed to be used within a large variety of spaces from retail to offices environments, as well as commercial interiors, hospitality venues and education facilities.
The brand recently opened a gallery-like showroom in London's Clerkenwell Design District to display their products.
Examples of how the Frontier system can be applied in specific projects and other details about the system can be found on the Autex website or at their showrooms.


CHAPTER 42D
GRANTS, SUBSIDIES, AND PURCHASES OF SERVICE
REPEALED. L 1997, c 190, §7.
Cross References
For present provisions, see chapters 42F and 103F.


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SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND (1978) A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1978), 0 (out of four)
Obvously, no one has ever put the Bee Gees in the same league with the Beatles, but for some reason, Barry, Robin and Maurice (the Brothers Gibb) seem to think they can take on the legend of the Fab Four. Like the other zero-star features in this book, SGT. PEPPER is an absolutely dreadful, horrendous movie, especially for Beatle fans. As someone who owns and enjoys the Abbey Road and Sgt. Pepper albums, the elevator music renditions of such classics as "Here Comes the Sun" (a.k.a. "Here Goes Our Career") and "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" (a.k.a. "Guys in Leisure Suits With No Talent") are more than painful.
It's not just the Bee Gees doing frightfully bleak covers of Beatle songs in this movie. Co-star Peter Frampton (oh boy) gets into the act, along with George Burns' serious take on the song "Fixing a Hole" (you'll laugh yourself silly during this number), Alice Cooper, who thinks he's the voice of Satan in a remake of the effeminately psychadelic "Because," Aerosmith with "Come Together" (if you're wondering why Aerosmith agreed to be in this movie, just remember it was during their heavy drug use period), Earth, Wind & Fire with a disco version of "Got to Get You Into My Life," and Billy Preston in a banana-yellow leisure suit, singing "Get Back" (sample lyric: "Maurice was a man who thought he was a woman").
The absolute worst remake in the movie (besides the fifteen Bee Gee-Frampton numbers) is Steve Martin's version of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer," a song from the Abbey Road album about a young man who kills people with a hammer. Martin's version, unlike the "Dentist" song from Little Shop of Horrors, ruins the spirit of the song, where he voices the lyrics of the song instead of singing them, a clear sign of absence of talent (Just think of all the times Madonna has done that).
The "plot" here has Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (consisting of Frampton and the Bee Gees) getting discovered, signing a contract after an orgy (You haven't lived until you've been to a PG Bee Gee orgy), and rocketing to stardom (in that alternate world where Frampton and the Bee Gees are considered talented). Meanwhile, the movie's villain Mean Mr. Mustard (just like the song) is out to steal their instruments (just like they stole the Beatles' songs), so they won't be able to make their musical magic. Like they can't find another synthesizer and drum machine at the shop around the corner. Other characters from Beatle songs include Mr. Kite (George Burns), Lucy (in the sky with diamonds) and Strawberry Fields (I'm serious).
In addition to the bad Beatle remakes, Frampton and The Bee Gees try to come off as the world's most successful ladies' men (i.e. Robin sitting on a pool diving board, singing "She's so Heavy!" while stroking the legs of two beautiful women), but instead look like the gayest foursome on the earth. At least the producers had the good sense to change the line in the song "Here Comes the Sun" from, "Little darling, it's been a long, cold, lonely winter," sung by Strawberry Fields to Frampton after a literal roll in the hay, to "Little Peter, you've really got a little peter." No, not really, but don't you wish they did?
Even worse are the costumes in the movie. During one sequence, the Bee Gees are riding in a hot air balloon in aviator costumes (which, in itself, is dreadful) when they are hit by a bolt of lightning. Suddenly, they're all dressed in costumes strangely reminiscent of the Power Rangers. Oh great, the Mighty Morphin Bee Gee Rangers.
Perhaps the most ironic sequence is a fight between Steven Tyler of Aerosmith and Peter Frampton, where Frampton actually wins. Well, Frampton never made it into the 80's, much less the 90's, and we all know Alicia Silverstone never would have agreed to appear in the music video for "Show Me the Way." Aerosmith is still going strong, while Frampton is working the fry bin at Hardee's outside of Pittsburgh.
This movie is a huge embarrassment for everyone involved (yes, even Frampton and the Bee Gees). Once you get over laughing at the sheer idiocy of all these people thinking they're the Disco Beatles, you'll still have to sit through almost two hours of falsetto Bee Gee Beatles songs. Trust me, you won't make it through the movie. No one makes it through the movie. I did, of course, but I'm the movie critic and, believe me, it wasn't in one sitting.
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Our tree diameter measurement and species identification App is under under testing [update].
The App
Some facts for the current App
- Currently, we named our App as Digital Forest.
- We achieved a 1 cm mean absolute error (MAE) for tree diameter measurement.
- We are working on dealing with irregular shape of trees and camera rotations
- Our goal is to reach at least 90% accuracy for common North American hardwood species identification.
- We are working on collecting a vast bark image database for North American hardwood species.
- Currently, we reach an Appx. 82% accuracy for 25 different North American hardwood Species when the camera distance is less than 1 meters from the bark
- We are improving the accuracy and making the classification model more suitable for the camera distance from 0.5 m to 3 m, a diameter measurement distance.
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Hello, I'm Maya
Computer Science | University of Michigan | Class of 2022
I am an aspiring software engineer and lifelong learner deeply interested in using tech to solve problems that help others.
My top five VIA character strengths are love, social intelligence, leadership, honesty, and creativity.
Beyond my academic and professional interests, I am also passionate about mental health awareness and advocacy, reading memoirs, creating Spotify playlists, and practicing yoga.


Notebook Basics
The Notebook dashboard
When you first start the notebook server, your browser will open to the notebook dashboard. The dashboard serves as a home page for the notebook. Its main purpose is to display the notebooks and files in the current directory. For example, here is
a screenshot of the dashboard page for the examples
directory in the Jupyter repository:
The top of the notebook list displays clickable breadcrumbs of the current directory. By clicking on these breadcrumbs or on sub-directories in the notebook list, you can navigate your file system.
To create a new notebook, click on the “New” button at the top of the list and select a kernel from the dropdown (as seen below). Which kernels are listed depend on what’s installed on the server. Some of the kernels in the screenshot below may not exist as an option to you.
Notebooks and files can be uploaded to the current directory by dragging a notebook file onto the notebook list or by the “click here” text above the list.
The notebook list shows green “Running” text and a green notebook icon next to running notebooks (as seen below). Notebooks remain running until you explicitly shut them down; closing the notebook’s page is not sufficient.
To shutdown, delete, duplicate, or rename a notebook check the checkbox next to it and an array of controls will appear at the top of the notebook list (as seen below). You can also use the same operations on directories and files when applicable.
To see all of your running notebooks along with their directories, click on the “Running” tab:
This view provides a convenient way to track notebooks that you start as you navigate the file system in a long running notebook server.
Overview of the Notebook UI
If you create a new notebook or open an existing one, you will be taken to the notebook user interface (UI). This UI allows you to run code and author notebook documents interactively. The notebook UI has the following main areas:
- Menu
- Toolbar
- Notebook area and cells
The notebook has an interactive tour of these elements that can be started in the “Help:User Interface Tour” menu item.
Modal editor
Starting with IPython 2.0, the Jupyter Notebook has a modal user interface. This means that the keyboard does different things depending on which mode the Notebook is in. There are two modes: edit mode and command mode.
Edit mode
Edit mode is indicated by a green cell border and a prompt showing in the editor area:
When a cell is in edit mode, you can type into the cell, like a normal text editor.
Enter edit mode by pressing Enter
or using the mouse to click on a cell’s editor area.
Command mode
Command mode is indicated by a grey cell border with a blue left margin:
When you are in command mode, you are able to edit the notebook as a whole, but not type into individual cells. Most importantly, in command mode, the keyboard is mapped to a set of shortcuts that let you perform notebook and cell actions efficiently. For example, if you are in command mode and you press c, you will copy the current cell - no modifier is needed.
Don’t try to type into a cell in command mode; unexpected things will happen!
Enter command mode by pressing Esc
or using the mouse to click outside a cell’s editor area.
Reference
All the documentation in this page is taken from https://jupyter.org. Revision 70878c2d.


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Located in one of the five major cities in Romania, this park suppresses it all, leaving a tranquil visit. Began in 1901, created by 3 people, spent 2 years planting 50,000 seedlings of trees and shrubs; many of them not adapted to the environment. It began to take shape with its lake and islands, the bridges and the waterfalls, to create one of the most beautiful parks in the world. This is the second largest parks in Europe, and contains the biggest racecourse in the Balkan area. It was finally fenced off in 1956 but you are free to enter and explore.


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Your job this time is to write a daemon that implements an HTTP server that generates "vanity primes" on request when supplied with the "vanity" string to include in such a prime. (Note: in real applications we would NOT do this - it'd weaken the security properties of whatever was using the primes - this is for play only!)
A daemon is a program that forks a child process to do it's work and then the parent exits leaving the child process running as a server. (This part of the code is given to you, you just need to use it right.)
A "vanity prime" is a (long) prime number the high order bits of which are constructed to match a supplied vanity string. (Think of vanity car license plates.)
All our vanity primes for this assignment MUST be 1024 bits long
For this assignment, vanity strings are limited to ASCII hex values, e.g. "0xdeadbeef" but may be of any length up to (nearly) 1024 bits long.
Requests and responses MUST use the HTTP protocol properly
using an HTTP GET request to the /.well-known/vanityprime
resource on the HTTP server, with the vanity string specified as an ASCII-hex
value (upper or lower case) provided via a "vs=" query string. (See
RFC5875 for reasons why the resource
is named like that.)
An example request/response send using the curl
tool would be:
$ curl http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8081/.well-known/vanityprime?vs=0xabcdef0d
abcdef0d3a3a6a85e58529393eaa0e0a6ec78dbbffccc53135d53cdbd49e5bd0927a6ca209de46f97fd8de910d0ad2dab2863562b423c58b45d72ab0bc9d33c432acebeb23ed4f5d6dcec0ad47de2e26a4a4ca13ab0a80279a29610fc25f5e37c07545bca440f734dc4efa9241a992d4a539dc56de2dda6d4dd129d1575491bb
Normal HTTP processing is expected to work - a standard web browser or a
command line tool (such as wget
or curl
) ought all work when
talking to your server. That means that you do need a "proper" HTTP
server that'll know how to handle (in this case ignore) various HTTP
headers that browsers add, e.g. DNT, Accept-* etc.
Your server need only work for localhost and hence need not support TLS, nor use of a domain name for the HTTP server. It's fine if your server only works for IPv4, and not [::1] or even only for <IP_ADDRESS>. Similarly, there's no need to support h2 nor QUIC - just plain old HTTP/1.1 is fine. If you do support any of those things, that's fine, but not needed.
You MAY allow specifying the port number on the command line when starting the server. The default port to use is 8081.
We MUST be able to tell the server (forked by the daemon) to exit when we're done playing about. That's done by accessing the "/.well-known/vpexit" resource, e.g.:
$ curl http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8081/.well-known/vpexit
$
You MUST ensure that your code exits cleanly before submitting to submitty. If you don't figure that out, Christian or I may be irritated:-) See below for guidance as to the stages in developing this assignment.
There's a good-enough WikiPedia page on how to generate long primes - it's pretty easy, just generate a random odd value of the length required, then check if it's prime first using checks for divisibility by small primes and then a probabilistic test like Miller-Rabin that gives high confidence of primality - typically we end up with a probability of (waaay) less than one in 2^20 of a composite passing the test.
For the purposes of this assignment, the cryptographic quality of the primes doesn't matter - we don't care if we end up with so-called strong primes or not.
Supplying an overly long vanity string can lead to failure to find a vanity prime. There are lots of prime numbers in the universe, but sometimes you'll be unluckly. Being unlucky should be overwhelmingly unlikely as long as the vanity string is less than maybe ~1000 bits long. (More info here, where one of the comments says about 1 in 400 1024-bit odd numbers will be prime, thanks to the prime number theorem.)
In a more general case, we might want the vanity string to be visible in various standard encodings of the prime number, such as base64 or binary etc. but that's not needed here.
The vanity string is incorporated into the first step of prime generation - we just overwrite the most significant bits of the random prime-candidate with our vanity string. That does require delving under the hood of the normal prime generator code a bit - but that's the fun bit of the exercise.
You have (at least) two options for implementing this assignment:
Go
language Depending on which option you take, you'll submit to a different Submitty assignment (as7/Vanity-C++ or as8/Go-go-Vanity).
Not everyone will be able to install the Go
language support
(and it's missing on college boxes today, sorry), hence the option
of doing the assignment in C++.
If someone submits both a C++ and golang solution, whichever scores higher will be used for marking.
If you would like to take a different implementation approach, check with me first, but it'll be hard to support most other approaches, though I might allow it, if someone has something interesting to suggest.
I recommend you follow this plan for implementing, regardless of the language used:
After all that has worked, only then submit to submitty.
civetweb is a relatively lightweight HTTP library/server code base that's good enough for what we want. You should clone that somewhere and build it.
civetweb has an example C++ server intended for embedded sysems
that allows you to easily
add a handler for the .well-known URLs we're using.
Once you've cloned the civetweb
git repo you'll find that code and a Makefile in the
./examples/embedded_cpp/
directory.
You need to change the main()
function in that to be
the process()
function called from daemon.cpp
For prime generation code, you can copy (relevant parts of) the body
of the implementation of the mbedtls_mpi_gen_prime()
function
into your code. You'll need to modify the Makefile to tell it
where to find mbedtls header files and to link the mbedtls
libraries. See assignment3's Makefile for one example of a way
to do that. (I'll not say to copy that approach, but as3's
Makefile does show you what you need.)
In the c++ direcory below here, you'll also find a
Makefile that works to integrate the embedded_cpp server
with mbedtls. That directory also has the daemon.cpp
described below and (with obvious modifications) the Makefile
will build your daemon version.
Specific notes for use with Submitty:
embedded_cpp.cpp
uses the "/exit" resource instead, but you MUST change that.The reason we need the C++ version of this to be a daemon is so that submitty can run the server and then the test client - submitty's not that good at doing things in parallel, so we solve that by making the server a daemon, which is a good thing to know about anyway.
I took the daemon.cpp
code from
here
which also explains what's going on. In contrast to the daemon code given
there, I've modified daemon.cpp
so that the child process will exit, when
told to via HTTP.
Because we're using fork()
and other system calls for
the daemon code, you probably really need to test your code
on a real Linux system before submitting and not only on a Windows-thing.
Sometimes when people use the term daemon they mean a process run at startup, usually by some init/systemd/upstart system, but here we only mean that the process forks a child then exits.
Your implementation should be in a single file called server.go
but other options may work too.
There is a "net/http" package that makes coding up a simple web server pretty trivial - the standard documentation even has almost all the code you need.
There is a "crypto/rand" package that handles prime generation, so if
you go check the source for the Prime
function, you'll find
that you can copy and modify that fairly easily.
Seems like this is sorta-controversial (not that systemd etc ever were:-).
What's worked for me was to use godaemon
but it only seems to work in the built/compiled version where is seems fine.
That is, go run server.go
doesn't work with the daemon code, but
go build server.go
does produce a server
binary that seems to
do the right things.
Before using that one needs to:
$ go get https://github.com/VividCortex/godaemon
And then the minimal code explained at the git repo seems to do the job.
The "?vs=0x" part of the query string does not end up as a part of the vanity prime. Those characters are just there to a) make our query string handling consistent with common use on the web, and b) the "0x" indicates we're using ASCII hex encoding and so provides for potential extension points later. (Not that there's a "later" for this code:-)
If the vanity string isn't syntactically correct (e.g. if it has odd characters or an odd number of characters) then your server ought return some form of error. I don't care what kind of error you produce there (but an HTTP 4xx would be nice).
The files in this assignment directory you should see now are:
The deadline for submission of this assignment is 2017-12-15
Again: You MUST ensure that your code exits cleanly before subitting to submitty. If you don't figure that out, Christian or I may be irritated:-) The reason for that is that submitty is not really designed for server code assignments, so we're stretching things a bit and I'd really prefer that you not get in one another's way due to ports being bound to hanging processes etc.
For this assignment you should submit your server.go file
or your embedded_cpp.cpp and daemon.cpp files via the correct button
as usual via https://cs2014.scss.tcd.ie/.


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Fabinho set to be out till January with ankle injury
Fabinho was injured in a collision with Napoli's Hirving Lozano and the midfielder limped down the tunnel in the 19th minute on Wednesday.
by ReutersLiverpool midfielder Fabinho suffered an ankle ligament injury in Wednesday’s Champions League draw with Napoli and will be out of action until the New Year, the Premier League club said on Friday.
Fabinho was injured in a collision with Napoli winger Hirving Lozano and the midfielder limped down the tunnel in the 19th minute as Klopp took off the Brazilian and replaced him with Georginio Wijnaldum.
“Further assessment on the injury has discovered Fabinho will be out of action until the New Year,” the club said in a statement.
“The Brazilian will begin a rehabilitation programme with the Reds’ medical team at Melwood as he works his way back to full fitness.”
The injury comes at a crucial time for league leaders Liverpool who are set to play eight fixtures in all competitions between now and the end of December, including a trip to Qatar for the Club World Cup.
The defending European champions are also yet to seal progress to the Champions League knockout stages, with one final away game at Salzburg next month.
Liverpool host Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.