Sports | 10/41 | Western Kansas NewsWestern Kansas News | Page ...
The AG Network · Weather · Dodge City · Garden City . Hugoton Boys, Ulysses Girls Claim GWAC Cross Country Crowns. October 15, 2012. Colby, Kan.
http://www.westernkansasnews.com/category/sports/page/10/
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
Hugoton - United Prairie Ag
United Prairie Ag Locations. Hugoton Jason Edwards 509 NW Ave. Hugoton, KS 67951. Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER> · Get Directions. Products and services: .
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Vera Lowry Obituary | | Western Kansas NewsWestern Kansas News
Dec 4, 2012 . The AG Network · Weather · Dodge City · Garden City . Interment: HugotonCemetery inHugoton,Kansas. Vera Lowry passed from this life .
http://www.westernkansasnews.com/2012/12/vera-lowry-obituary/
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OPSU INTERSCHOLASTICS 2012 FINAL RESULTS Sweepstakes ...
Balko team 1. 33. 4. Karessa Nordyke. Hugoton team 1. 33. 5 . Ag Shop. Individual. Placing. FFA Member. Chapter. Score. 1. Garret Lacey. Cimmaron. 632. 2 .
http://www.opsu.edu/dwn/FFA_OPSU_Interscholastics_final_results_2012.pdf
Kansas Wheat
The first big day of harvest in Stevens County occurred Wednesday, according to Jason Edwards, manager of United Prairie Ag in Hugoton. Farmers are facing a .
http://kswheat.com/mobile/page.php?id=320
HGT Analyst Opinion | Hugoton Royalty Trust Common St Stock ...
See stock analyst recommendations for Hugoton Royalty Trust Common St (HGT) , including . Sep 23, 2001, AG Edwards, Downgrade, Buy, Maintain Position .
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ao?s=HGT
Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
Hugoton Royalty Trust Un, HGT Stock Quote - (NYSE) HGT ...
Chuck Jaffe. Hugoton Royalty upped to sector perform at RBC Capital. 7:55 a.m. April 24, 2007. - Tomi Kilgore. Hugoton Royalty upped to buy at A.G. Edwards .
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/hgt
- former costar of cox and kudrow (narrowing of the spine)
HGT - Hugoton Royalty Trust Stock Analysis and Stock Rating
Research Hugoton Royalty Trust with InvestorGuide.com stock research tool. HGT upgrades, downgrades, ratings, competitor analysis, discussion, analyst .
http://www.investorguide.com/stock-analysis.php?ticker=HGTGWAC All-League teams released - Western Kansas News
Mar 20, 2012 . The AG Network · Weather · Dodge City . Hugoton's Nicole Kinser and Kaylea Britton from Ulysses was selected on the first team. Scott City .
http://www.westernkansasnews.com/2012/03/gwac-all-league-teams-released/
Underwriter\'s Directory
A. G. Edwards - 805 N Main Suite #3, Garden City, KS 67846-5436 - (620) 275- 9200 . MoorMan's Feed - PO Box 521, Hugoton, KS 67951 -<PHONE_NUMBER> .
http://khymfm.org/main/index.php?page_id=mwixvv2v&description=Underwriter%5C's_Directory
Prospectus - Hugoton Royalty Trust
A.G. Edwards & Sons, inc. Page 2. Hugoton Royalty Trust. 15,060,000 Trust Units . This is an initial public o?ering or units of oeneficisi interest in the Hugoton .
http://www.hugotontrust.com/images/pdfs/HGT_Prospectus.pdf
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
2012 Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports - Kansas Wheat
The first big day of harvest in Stevens County occurred Wednesday, according to Jason Edwards, manager of United Prairie Ag in Hugoton. Farmers are facing a .
http://www.kswheat.com/wheatpageid320_2012KansasWheatHarvestReports.shtml
Chris Kaestner | LinkedIn
January 2012 November 2012 (11 months) Hugoton, KS. We are an EPC . $2 million project. AG Edwards Corporate Business Conference: $1 million project .
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/chris-kaestner/32/675/9a0
Certified Instructors - Kansas Attorney General
Nov 28, 2012 . Edwards County. Offerle. KS<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bryant John Kurth. (<PHONE_NUMBER>. Ellis County. Hays. KS jdepenbusch@gmail.
http://ag.ks.gov/docs/documents/certified-instructor-directory.pdf
Appealing a Denial of Benefits
Wolf to Wysong - State Library of Kansas
May 15, 2012 . He was murdered outside of the First Methodist Church, Hugoton, Kansas, . 1)-- -Directory of the Kansas State Senate, 1889 / by A.G. Stacey, .
http://www.kslib.info/government-information/legislative-information/kansas-legislators-past-and-present/wolf-to-wysong.html


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miles07-Sep-18 04:21 PM
thanks
Hermes07-Sep-18 04:45 PM
@Paul please send me another Z address @miles if you can please send us a screen of that zaddress it would be better, the address you sent is too big to be a z address.
this address you sent is not being validated it's too long ...
Paul07-Sep-18 04:52 PM
@Hermes is it ok tomorrow?
Hermes07-Sep-18 04:54 PM
First 50 users to provide validate address will get it I think you can make it(edited)
HardBlockMiner07-Sep-18 04:58 PM
A pirate, with a peg leg, a hook for a hand, and an eye patch, is sitting at a bar and a guy walks up and asks him how he lost his leg.
The guy thinks this is a pretty entertaining story, so a couple rums later asks the pirate how he ended up with a hook for a hand.
By this point the guy can’t wait to hear the next story so he asks the pirate if the crock took his eye too. The pirate again responded: “I wish! It was my first day with this here hook,” as he waved the hook in the mans face, “and I was on my ship looking up at the clouds and a seagull shat in me eye!”
Mylo07-Sep-18 05:09 PM
Did you know that out of every 22 Sailors 7 are Pi Rates?
SHossain07-Sep-18 05:12 PM
@HardBlockMiner post your z address
@Mylo you can do too for the fact you posted
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HardBlockMiner07-Sep-18 05:14 PM
Working on it. @SHossain I can just post my KMD Z addy?
SHossain07-Sep-18 05:15 PM
you can
HardBlockMiner07-Sep-18 05:15 PM
OK. I hadn't synched in a while so it's going to take a few.
SHossain07-Sep-18 05:15 PM
you need to have the privkey of the z addr to access the funds
miles07-Sep-18 05:21 PM
Hi @Hermes - i was being dim and using Agama properly - address is zcF4UPtSNd9WPQcpfoJjVWSrMcX9UnFH4yvVND5BHSSoSMGDd26u7qxKNJRXgNyHBYfC71TvydbVoqq5ZuJppX4VswVHqsP
@c2k you could use a chain that doesn't take so much to load as Zilla or EQL and select get new address, then select Private (z) address
wookie07-Sep-18 10:50 PM
Since there's no wallet yet and I'm just working off a z address generated from kmd, is there anyway that I can "see" the pirate transactions that are going into my z address? @SHossain@webworker01(edited)
c2k07-Sep-18 10:51 PM
ty vm for your help @SHossain
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SHossain07-Sep-18 10:55 PM
sent
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- What are you doing?!
- And what?
- We do not eat after six remember ?!
- And what, six already?
"Six - look yourself!"
He (counting bottles of rum):
- One, two, three, four, five, six .... Aaaaa, well then we do not eat!
And puts a snack in place.


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Download Saalfeld Lab registrations
download_saalfeldlab_registrations( fileformat = c(".h5", ".nii"), activate = TRUE )
| fileformat | whether to download h5 (Saalfeld) or nii (ANTs) format registrations (defaults to h5). |
|---|---|
| activate | whether to activate any new bridging registrations
immediately for use by |
A character vector naming any new registrations downloaded, invisibly.
Registrations will be downloaded from
https://www.janelia.org/open-science/jrc-2018-brain-templates. They
will be downloaded to a folder defined by the package option
nat.templatebrains.regdirs
(see examples).
The h5 registration format typically provides a multi-resolution forward and inverse transformations in an efficiently compressed format. See https://github.com/saalfeldlab/template-building/wiki/Hdf5-Deformation-fields for further details.
The nii (NIfTI) files are the raw output format of the ANTs registration package. Their disadvantages are that they are 1) large files and the whole >500 Mb registration file must be loaded completely into memory before any transformations are possible, 2) that they depend on a more complex set of packages that can be hard to install, 3) is not simple to downsample to make smaller files. They do have the advantage of support for transforming image data as well as 3D points.
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Welcome to mftrees’s documentation!¶
Training a Model¶
The first step in training a model is to generate training data from a source imagery mosaic, extra augment layers, and an target map. This is done using the mft.features
program. This program outputs a .npz
file containing the generated training features, as well as extra metadata parameters that will be passed through to subsequent steps in the modelling process.
Relevant parameters, an example invocation.
mft.features¶
MOSAIC_FILE: An image (likely VRT) to chip and compute training features from
mft.features [OPTIONS] MOSAIC_FILE
Options
-
-t
,
--target-map
<target_map>
¶ A lower resolution target georeferenced image that will control the chipping behavior, as well as training data values
-
--bins
<bins>
¶ Number of freq bins to use for spectra generation
-
--pixel-size
<pixel_size>
¶ rescaled pixel size
-
-o
,
--out
<out>
¶
-
-a
,
--augment-file
<augment_file>
¶
Arguments
-
MOSAIC_FILE
¶
Required argument
The next step is to compute a manifold embedding and train an xgboost regressor. These steps are accomplished using the mft.train
program. This program outputs a model as a .joblib
package that can then be applied to new data to make predictions.
Relevant parameters, an example invocation.
mft.train¶
TRAINING_FILE: NumPy serialized file where ‘arr_0’ is the input feature matrix
mft.train [OPTIONS] TRAINING_FILE
Options
-
--embed
,
--no-embed
¶
Transform features via sampled spectral embedding prior to fit
-
--n-components
<n_components>
¶ Number of features to use for Nystroem extension
-
--n-boosting-stages
<n_boosting_stages>
¶ Max number of Gradient Boosting Stages
-
-c
,
--n-clusters
<n_clusters>
¶ Number of k-means clusters
-
-d
<d>
¶ Number of output dimensions
-
-of
<of>
¶ npz feature output filename
-
-s
,
--seed
<seed>
¶ random seed for test/train partition
-
-lr
,
--learning-rate
<learning_rate>
¶ learning rate for xgboost
-
--gpu
¶
-
--hist
¶
-
--approx
¶
-
--tree-depth
<tree_depth>
¶ Max tree depth in ensemble
-
--augments-only
¶
Use only augment values for fitting clustered data
-
--max-projection-samples
<max_projection_samples>
¶ Max number of approximated features to use for Spectral Embedding
Arguments
-
TRAINING_FILE
¶
Required argument
mft.histmatch¶
Histogram match a georeferenced raster to a reference
mft.histmatch [OPTIONS] IMG_PATH
Options
-
-o
,
--out_path
<out_path>
¶ classification output geotiff
-
-r
,
--ref_path
<ref_path>
¶ Reference mosaic used for baselayer matching
Arguments
-
IMG_PATH
¶
Required argument
mft.predict¶
MODELS_FILE: joblib-serialized carbon estimation model
mft.predict [OPTIONS] MODEL_FILE
Options
-
--mosaic-file
<mosaic_file>
¶ Preprocessed image mosaic file as a GeoTIFF
-
-a
,
--augment-file
<augment_file>
¶ Prepressed augmentation data file as a GeoTIFF
-
-o
,
--out
<out>
¶ classification output geotiff
-
--blm
,
--no-blm
¶
Base Layer Match mosaic to reference
-
--reference
<reference>
¶ Reference mosaic used for baselayer matching
Arguments
-
MODEL_FILE
¶
Required argument


ChangeLog
Release 2.14
- Added support for GCC include warnings (JENKINS-4383, thanks to metavalon for the patch)
- Added support for YUI Compressor warnings (JENKINS-4502, thanks to pascalra for the patch)
- Fixed warning counter if the same warning occurs several times (JENKINS-4472)
- Improved GCC warning detection (JENKINS-4382)
- Fixed display of source code browsing of old builds
Release 2.12
- Added support for Objective C warnings (JENKINS-4274)
- Fixed False Warnings reported when using the exclude (JENKINS-4260)
- Copy affected files to build folder to provide source code browsing of old builds
Release 2.11
- Fixed warning exclusion filter for file based warnings parser (JENKINS-4003)
- Source code display is limited to authenticated users (JENKINS-2773)
- Improved detection of GCC 3.4.6 warnings (JENKINS-3897, JENKINS-3898)
Release 2.10
- Fixed the "run on failed builds" option
Release 2.9
- Added an include filter for warnings, thanks to Alexey Vladykin for the patch (JENKINS-3866)
- Added support for Eclipse Buckminster, thanks to Johannes Utzig for the patch
- Added remote API for the plug-in results (report: thanks to Rob Oxspring for the patch)
- Improved parsing of gcc messages (report)
Release 2.8
- Added new trend graphs and a configuration screen per job or per user.
- Fixed module detection if the plug-in parses warnings from several files (JENKINS-3620).
- Added an option to skip the console log and to parse only the warnings in the specified set of files (JENKINS-3339).
- Added support for MSBuild parser error messages (JENKINS-3582).
Release 2.7
- Improved computation of new warnings detection (report)
- Added Japanese localization (thanks to Itou Akihiro!)
Release 2.5
- Added configuration option to invoke the plug-in for failed builds (JENKINS-3327).
- Fixed build health reporting and failure thresholds for native m2 builds (JENKINS-3310).
Release 2.4
- Added support for another type of Pc-Lint warnings
Release 2.3
- Added support of IAR and PcLint warnings (Thanks to Claus Klein for the patch)
- Added build status thresholds: now you can set the build status to unstable or failure if the total number of the number of new warnings exceeds the defined thresholds (JENKINS-2537, JENKINS-3024).
- Improved new warning detection: now warnings are only considered as new if the associated source code context (3 lines of code) differs.
Release 2.2
- Added validation of file pattern in configuration screen
Release 2.1
- Fixed priority evaluation radio buttons in configuration screen (JENKINS-2805)
Release 2.0
- Added new configuration entry "default encoding" that is used when the plug-in reads or parses files (JENKINS-1999)
- Added configuration option to specify the actual warnings parsers (JENKINS-2462). This fix should also reduce the memory footprint and execution time (JENKINS-2660).
- Guess the Ant or Maven module names when scanning the files (JENKINS-2657).
Release 1.28
- Speedup of summary graphs (JENKINS-2658)
- Fixed missing initialization of priority evaluation radio buttons (JENKINS-2520)
Release 1.27
- Improved speed of warning scanners (thanks to Bernhard Berger for the patch, JENKINS-2635)
- Fixed source code display of affected files if the plug-in scans for warnings in the specified file set
Release 1.26
- Added support for Gnat (Ada compiler) warnings (thanks to Bernhard Berger for the patch, JENKINS-2607)
- Added support for Erlang warnings (thanks to Stefan Brausch for the patch, JENKINS-2621)
Release 1.24
- Fixed aggregation for packages (thanks to Vladimir Kvashin for the patch)
Release 1.23
- Added zero warnings high score status: you will see if you reached a new high score (e.g., the time your build stays in a zero warnings state). If you have a zero warnings build, but no high score yet then you will see the number of days still to go until you reach the high score.
- Copy files that contain annotations from slave to master (JENKINS-1749, JENKINS-2371)
- Fixed overall module summary in m2 jobs (wrong number of scanned files: JENKINS-2347)
- Added detection of fatal compile errors (MSBuild parser, see JENKINS-2511)
Release 1.22
- Added support for GNU Linker errors (thanks to Brian Gerkey for the patch)
Release 1.21
- Added support for Java Invalids on Oracle databases
- Improved regular expression for GCC parser (now correctly works with line numbers and columns, thanks to Brian Gerkey for the patch)
Release 1.20
- Improved performance of relative file name resolution (thanks to Alfred Messner for the patch)
- Fixed wrong links to package and module details if the name contains illegal hyperlink characters (JENKINS-2476).
- Tables are now sorted by the first column on loading (JENKINS-2464).
Release 1.19
- Improved regular expression for ant javac warnings: now different task names are handled correctly
- Improved regular expression for MSBuild warnings: warning identifiers are parsed case insensitve now (JENKINS-2383, JENKINS-2393)
Release 1.18
- Added option to exclude files from the report (JENKINS-2359: thanks to Xavier Le Vourch for providing a patch).
- Fixed
FileNotFoundExceptions
if plug-in is used in a master slave setup (JENKINS-2371).
Release 1.17:
- Added a parser for JavaDoc warnings (JENKINS-2358)
- Added a parser for Eclipse compiler warnings (JENKINS-2308)
Release 1.16:
- Fixed display of number of warnings (all, high, normal, low)
Release 1.15:
- Ignore duplicate warnings (JENKINS-2316)
Release 1.14:
- Added configuration option to scan for warnings in arbitrary files rather than only in the build log.
Release 1.13:
- Added support for SUN Studio C++ compiler warnings (JENKINS-2281)
- Added support for parsing and visualization of invalids of an Oracle database
- Scan for files if the warning report references relative filenames only (JENKINS-1733)
- Fixed width and tooltips of the summary images that show the distribution per module, package, etc.
- Fixed tab view rendering for internet explorer
- Fixed display of filenames if there is no path segment in a filename (JENKINS-1727)
- Improved regular expression for MS build warnings (JENKINS-1728)
Release 1.12:
- Enhanced health and stability evaluation: added configuration of severities that should be considered during evaluation (JENKINS-2003, JENKINS-2202)
- Fixed missing details tabs (JENKINS-2284)
Release 1.11:
- Added support for GCC compiler errors and warnings (thanks to Gregory Roth for providing this parser)
Release 1.10:
- Show spinner image during loading of tab content.
- Added number of items in the label of a tab.
Release 1.9:
- Added dynamic loading of the tab content in the detail pages.
Release 1.8:
- Improved regular expression for ANT warnings (JENKINS-2133)
Release 1.7:
- Fixed module aggregation for m2 builds (JENKINS-2153)
Release 1.6:
- Added different help texts for maven or freestyle configuration
- Parsing of ant build.xml or maven pom.xml files is now only done if the build runs with the corresponding runner (JENKINS-1898)
- Ignore maven projects without target folder (JENKINS-1813)
- Reduced mermory footprint of parser (JENKINS-1960)
- Fixed NPE during computation of new warnings (JENKINS-2093)
- "Zero warnings since build #x" indicator should work correctly now (JENKINS-1533)
- Height of trend graph can be changed for the m2 project type, too (JENKINS-2115)
Release 1.5:
- New file overview page that shows the distribution per file
- Added source code links to warnings table
- Added support for maven javac compiler warnings (JENKINS-1839)
- Show line number of files in all warning detail views (JENKINS-1974)
- Improved layout (css) of the tab
Release 1.4:
- New result UI with drill-down and statistics of modules, packages, severities, categories, types, overview, details, fixed and new warnings
- Added parsing of ANT build.xml files to extract the project name (JENKINS-1560)
- Improved parsing of Java files to extract the package name (JENKINS-1828, JENKINS-1829)
- Don't abort this plug-in if the build failed (otherwise we will not see the errors)
- Fixed source code tooltip (JENKINS-1864)
Release 1.3:
- Added support for javac warnings from ant tasks (report)
- Ignore Hudson's auto-refresh option in detail pages
- Only use successful builds as base for computing the new and fixed warnings
Release 1.2:
- Added support for MSBuild warnings
- Fixed backward compatibility with Hudson 1.180
Release 1.1:
- Fixed missing configuration page
Release 1.0:
- Initial release based on FindBugs Plugin 2.5


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#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Module for reading sequence data"""
import os
import threading
import numpy as np
import logging
from time import sleep
from collections import deque
import fseq
[docs]class SeqReader(object):
"""Reads sequence data and encodes it.
The length of the sequence reader reflects the number of inputs to be
processed.
The entire stack of inputs can be processed in bulk by invoking
``SeqReader.run()`` but the results of each encoding, omitting any
report building can also be produced iteratively as shown in the examples.
Attributes
----------
dataArrayConstructor
dataWidth
dataType
popDataSources
popEncodingResults
jobQueue
reportBuilders
reportDirectory
SeqEncoder
resetSeqEncoder
results
Examples
--------
To invoke the reader it can either be run :
>>> seqReader.run()
<fseq.reading.seq_reader.SeqReader at 0x7faf6970fd10>
or if more control is required, it can be iterated over:
>>> for res in seqReader:
... reportBuilder.distill(res, dirname=seqReader.reportDirectory)
Both methods above yielding the same result with the difference that
the first may store results in ``seqReader.results`` depending on the
``seqReader.popEncodingResults`` settings while the latter never keeps
the results in the state of the instance.
"""
WORKERS = 32
DATA_INITIAL_SIZE = 100000
DEBUG = False
def __init__(
self, seqEncoder=None, dataSourcePaths=None, dataTargetPaths=None,
reportBuilders=None, popDataSources=True, resetSeqEncoder=True,
popEncodingResults=None, dataArrayConstructor=np.zeros,
dataWidth=101, dataType=np.float16, verbose=False):
"""
Parameters
----------
seqEncoder : fseq.SeqEncoder, optional
An instance of a sequence encoder that will be used to encode the
input strings
(Default: ``fseq.SeqEncoderGC``)
dataSourcePaths: string or iterable object, optional
Either a path string or a collection of paths to data files
(Default: no input / added later)
dataTargetPaths: string or iterable object, optional
Either a relative path string or collection of relative paths.
The path is relative to the respective data source.
(Default: will create a folder in the same directory as the
data source with the same name as the input suffixed by
``.reports``.)
**Note:** If supplied, must reflect equal number of outputs as
inputs in ``dataSourcePaths``
reportBuilders: fseq.ReportBuilder or tuple/list, optional
If a report should be automatically be built upon encoding
completion.
If a list or tuple, it should only contain report builders.
(Default: The report builders that the encoder requests or none)
popDataSources: bool, optional
If data sources should be removed from stack once encoded
(Default: ``True``)
resetSeqEncoder: bool, optional
If sequence encoder should be reset between each source file or
if the encoder should expect all sources to be the same format.
(Default: ``True``)
popEncodingResults: bool, optional
If encoding results should be popped after they have been processed.
(Default: ``False`` if initiated with exactly one source,
else ``True``)
dataArrayConstructor: func, optional
The function used to create data storages, e.g. ``np.zeros``,
``np.ones`` or ``np.empty``.
(Default: ``np.zeros``)
dataWidth: int, optional
Max length of sequences expected.
(Default: 101)
dataType: type, optional
Data type for the data array.
(Default: ``np.float16``)
verbose: bool, optional
If running will emit some status messages
(Default: ``False``)
"""
self._idData = -1
self._reportBuilders = []
self._dataSourcePaths = []
self._dataTargetPaths = []
self._seqEncoder = None
self._reportTargetBase = ""
self._results = []
self.dataArrayConstructor = dataArrayConstructor
self.dataWidth = dataWidth
self.dataType = dataType
self.verbose = verbose
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG,
format='%(asctime)s %(name)-12s %(levelname)-8s %(message)s',
datefmt='%y-%m-%d %H:%M')
self._logger = logging.getLogger("SeqReader")
if seqEncoder is None:
seqEncoder = fseq.SeqEncoderGC()
self.seqEncoder = seqEncoder
if reportBuilders is None:
reportBuilders = tuple(r() for r in seqEncoder.requestReports)
if dataSourcePaths:
self.addData(dataSourcePaths, targetPaths=dataTargetPaths)
if (isinstance(reportBuilders, list) or
isinstance(reportBuilders, tuple)):
self.addReportBuilders(*reportBuilders)
else:
self.addReportBuilders(reportBuilders)
self.popDataSources = popDataSources
self.resetSeqEncoder = resetSeqEncoder
if popEncodingResults is None:
self.popEncodingResults = len(self) != 1
else:
self.popEncodingResults = popEncodingResults
def __iter__(self):
self._idData = 0
return self
def __len__(self):
return len(self._dataTargetPaths)
@property
def dataArrayConstructor(self):
return self._dataArrayConstructor
@dataArrayConstructor.setter
[docs] def dataArrayConstructor(self, dc):
self._dataArrayConstructor = dc
@property
def dataWidth(self):
return self._dataWidth
@dataWidth.setter
[docs] def dataWidth(self, w):
self._dataWidth = int(w)
@property
def dataType(val):
return self._dataType
@dataType.setter
[docs] def dataType(self, T):
if isinstance(T, type):
self._dataType = T
else:
warnings.warn(
"{0} is not at type, setting it to {1} instead".format(
T, type(T)))
self._dataType = type(T)
@property
def popDataSources(self):
"""If sequence reader should remove data sources from list of sources
when they have been read.
The general use case is to set this to ``True``, but omitting popping
can be useful if data may be needed to be re-read with a different
encoder.
Returns
-------
bool
"""
return self._popDataSources
@popDataSources.setter
[docs] def popDataSources(self, val):
self._popDataSources = bool(val)
if (self._popDataSources):
self._idData = -1
@property
def popEncodingResults(self):
"""If the outcome of an encoding should be remove from memory as soon
as report as been produced or iteration completed.
**Note:** The process will require large amounts of memory if results
are not popped and several large files analysed.
Returns
-------
bool
"""
return self._popEncodingResults
@property
[docs] def jobQueue(self):
"""The data sources to be read and their respective targets.
Returns
-------
list of tuples
Each tuple representing a source - target pair.
"""
return zip(self._dataSourcePaths, self._dataTargetPaths)
@property
[docs] def results(self):
"""A list of the results of the encodings.
Returns
-------
list
See also
--------
SeqEncoder.clearResults
Clearing the list of results
"""
return (r for r in self._results)
@popEncodingResults.setter
[docs] def popEncodingResults(self, val):
self._popEncodingResults = bool(val)
@property
def seqEncoder(self):
"""The encoder attached to the sequence reader that will parse the
input strings into values.
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqEncoder
Current encoder
Raises
------
TypeError
If trying to assign object that is not a ``fseq.SeqEncoder``
"""
return self._seqEncoder
@seqEncoder.setter
[docs] def seqEncoder(self, encoder):
if not isinstance(encoder, fseq.SeqEncoder):
raise TypeError(
"Encoder {0} is not a ``fseq.SeqEncoder``".format(encoder))
else:
self._seqEncoder = encoder
@property
def resetSeqEncoder(self):
"""If each data source will detect format anew or if all files are
assumed to be of the same format
Returns
-------
bool
"""
return self._resetSeqEncoder
@resetSeqEncoder.setter
[docs] def resetSeqEncoder(self, val):
self._resetSeqEncoder = bool(val)
@property
[docs] def reportBuilders(self):
"""The report builders associated with the reader.
If any, the reports will be destilled automatically at the end of
``SeqReader.run()``.
Returns
-------
tuple
The currently assigned report builders
See also
--------
fseq.reporting.report_builder.ReportBuilder.distill
Method for distilling encoded data.
"""
return (r for r in self._reportBuilders)
@property
[docs] def reportDirectory(self):
"""The directory where reports for the last made encoding should go.
Returns
-------
str
"""
return self._reportTargetBase
@property
def verbose(self):
return self._verbose
@verbose.setter
[docs] def verbose(self, val):
self._verbose = bool(val)
[docs] def addData(self, sourcePaths, targetPaths=None):
"""Add a data source path to be analysed.

The path is relative to the respective data source.
(Default: will create a folder in the same directory as the
data source with the same name as the input suffixed by
``.reports``.)
**Note:** If supplied, must reflect equal number of outputs as
inputs in ``sourcePaths``
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqReader
Returns ``self``
Raises
------
ValueError
If target paths are supplied but don't match in lenght with the
number of source-paths
"""
if isinstance(sourcePaths, str):
sourcePaths = (sourcePaths, )
if isinstance(targetPaths, str):
targetPaths = (targetPaths, )
if targetPaths is not None and len(sourcePaths) != len(targetPaths):
raise ValueError(
"Un-equal number of sources ({0}) and targets ({1})".format(
len(sourcePaths), len(targetPaths)))
if targetPaths is None:
targetPaths = [os.path.basename(s) + ".reports"
for s in sourcePaths]
self._dataSourcePaths += list(sourcePaths)
self._dataTargetPaths += list(targetPaths)
return self
[docs] def addReportBuilders(self, *reportBuilders):
"""Add a report builder to the set of reports done upon analysis.
Parameters
----------
reportBuilders: fseq.ReportBuilder, optional
Any number of report builder to be added
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqReader
Returns ``self``
Raises
------
TypeError
If an item in ``reportBuilders`` is not a valid
``fseq.ReportBuilder``
"""
for reportBuilder in reportBuilders:
if not isinstance(reportBuilder, fseq.ReportBuilderBase):
raise TypeError(
"Report Builder {0} is not a ``fseq.ReportBuilder``".format(
fseq.ReportBuilderBase))
else:
self._reportBuilders.append(reportBuilder)
return self
[docs] def clearJobQueue(self):
"""Removes all jobs in the queue.
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqReader
Returns ``self``
"""
self._dataSourcePaths = []
self._dataTargetPaths = []
return self
[docs] def clearResults(self):
"""Removes all stored results of encodings
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqReader
Returns ``self``
"""
self._results = []
return self
[docs] def removeReportBuilders(self, *builders):
"""Removes all builders supplied, or all builders if no specific
builder is supplied.
Parameters
----------
*args: fseq.ReportBuilder, optional
Any number of report builder references for report builders to
be removed.
If none is supplied, all report builders will be removed.
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqReader
Returns ``self``
Examples
--------
If current instance has three builders:
>>> tuple(seqEncoder.reportBuilders)
(b1, b2, b3)
The ``b2`` and ``b3`` can be removed by:
>>> seqEncoder.removeReportBuilders(b2, b3)
<fseq.reading.seq_reader.SeqReader at 0x7faf696e5810>
>>> tuple(seqEncoder.reportBuilders)
(b1, )
Alternatively all builders can be removed by:
>>> seqEncoder.removeReportBuilders()
<fseq.reading.seq_reader.SeqReader at 0x7faf696e5810>
>>> tuple(seqEncoder.reportBuilders)
()
"""
self._reportBuilders = [b for b in self._reportBuilders if b not in
builders and len(builders) > 0]
return self
[docs] def run(self):
"""Runs through all sources and produces reports if such have been
attached.
Returns
-------
fseq.SeqReader
Returns ``self``
"""
reporters = set()
if self.verbose:
self._logger.info("Has {0} jobs".format(len(self)))
for res in self:
kwargs = dict(outputRoot=self.reportDirectory)
args = (res, )
for rb in self._reportBuilders:
if self.verbose:
self._logger.info(
"Reporting {0} with args={1}, kwargs={2}".format(
type(rb),
tuple((
isinstance(a, np.ndarray) and
"{0}.shape={1}".format(type(a), a.shape) or
a)
for a in args),
kwargs))
t = threading.Thread(
target=rb.distill,
args=args,
kwargs=kwargs)
t.start()
reporters.add(t)
if not self.popEncodingResults:
self._results.append(res)
if self.verbose:
self._logger.info(
"Waiting for {0} report builders to finish".format(
len(reporters)))
self._joinThreads(reporters)
if self.verbose:
self._logger.info(
"All jobs complete")
return self
def _encodingWorker(self, idW, encoder, data):
while not self._workersStart:
sleep(0.01)
while self._more:
try:
outIndex, lines = self._lines.popleft()
except IndexError:
if self.DEBUG:
print("Worker-{0}: Lazy worker awaits more job".format(idW))
sleep(0.01)
else:
if self.DEBUG:
print(idW, outIndex, data.shape, id(data))
encoder.parse(lines, data, outIndex)
def _spawnWorkers(self, encoder, data):
workers = []
self._workersStart = False
for idW in range(self.WORKERS):
worker = threading.Thread(target=self._encodingWorker,
args=(idW, encoder, data))
worker.start()
workers.append(worker)
return workers
def _joinThreads(self, workers):
#If workers never started
self._workersStart = True
#Let workers know no more awaits even if it does
self._more = False
while workers:
worker = workers.pop()
while worker.isAlive():
worker.join(1)
return self
[docs] def next(self):
"""Part of iter interface, produces the encoding of the next
data-source.
Returns
-------
numpy.ndarray
Encoding output.
Raises
------
ValueError
If no encoder has been assigned.
StopIteration
If no more data-source exists.
"""
if len(self) == 0 or self._idData == len(self):
raise StopIteration()
E = self.seqEncoder
if E is None:
raise ValueError("No encoder present")
if self.popDataSources:
source = self._dataSourcePaths.pop(0)
self._reportTargetBase = os.path.join(
os.path.dirname(source), self._dataTargetPaths.pop(0))
else:
source = self._dataSourcePaths[self._idData]
self._reportTargetBase = os.path.join(
os.path.dirname(source), self._dataTargetPaths[self._idData])
self._idData += 1
if self.verbose:
self._logger.info("Reading: {0}".format(source))
if self.resetSeqEncoder:
E.reset()
D = self._dataArrayConstructor(
(self.DATA_INITIAL_SIZE, self._dataWidth),
dtype=self._dataType)
lenD = D.shape[0]
detectorThread = threading.Thread(target=E.detectFormat)
detectorThread.start()
notInitiated = True
chunkSize = None
workingIndex = 0
linesStore = []
self._more = True
self._lines = deque()
workers = self._spawnWorkers(E, D)
notEOF = True
lines2Store = True
with open(source, 'r') as fh:
while lines2Store:
if notEOF:
line = fh.readline()
if line == '':
notEOF = False
else:
line = line.rstrip("\n")
linesStore.append(line)
if notInitiated:
if E.initiated:
self._workersStart = True
chunkSize = E.itemSize
notInitiated = False
elif notEOF:
E.feedDetection(line)
elif not detectorThread.isAlive():
lines2Store = False
else:
sleep(0.01)
else:
while len(linesStore) >= chunkSize:
if workingIndex == lenD:
self._joinThreads(workers)
sleep(0.015)
D = np.concatenate((D, self._dataArrayConstructor(
(self.DATA_INITIAL_SIZE, self._dataWidth),
dtype=self._dataType)))
lenD = D.shape[0]
self._spawnWorkers(E, D)
self._more = True
self._workersStart = True
else:
self._lines.append(
(workingIndex, linesStore[:chunkSize]))
linesStore = linesStore[chunkSize:]
workingIndex += 1
#print chunkSize, workingIndex, linesStore
if notEOF is False:
lines2Store = False
while self._lines:
sleep(0.01)
detectorThread.join()
self._joinThreads(workers)
if self.verbose:
self._logger.info("Reading Complete: {0}".format(source))
return D[:workingIndex]


Forward Madison giving fans chance to name new flamingo at Henry Vilas Zoo
by Brandon ArbuckleMADISON, Wis. - The Forward Madison FC soccer team is giving fans the chance to name one of the new flamingos at Henry Vilas Zoo.
According to a news release from Tuesday, the name will be decided through an online contest.
The contest comes after the zoo announced it will be adding five flamingos and a bison this winter. The soccer team's Twitter page received a number of name suggestions after asking fans in a post.
Those who would like to share their name ideas can submit suggestions to the Forward Madison website. Suggestions will be narrowed down to a final public vote.
The winner will receive a prize, and the actual flamingo will have a pink leg band tied to it with its new name.


Brendan Rodgers told he's the "obvious" candidate to replace Unai Emery at Arsenal
Former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood reckons the current Leicester City boss could turn thing around at Arsenal
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Brendan Rodgers is the "obvious" candidate to replace Unai Emery at Arsenal .
That's according to former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood, who says if he was in charge at Arsenal he'd "certainly by trying to tap him up".
The Gunners have struggled under Emery this season and have won just two of their past nine fixtures in the Premier League.
Fans have started to get on the Spaniard's back and a number of managers have been linked with Emery's job in recent weeks.
Leicester City meanwhile are punching well above their weight under Rodgers.
The northern Irishman has guided the Foxes to third in the Premier League, and Sherwood reckons Rodgers could do the same at Arsenal.
Speaking on Premier League Productions, Sherwood said: "They [Arsena] might not have to go far to negotiate with another manager because he might be sitting right next to him [at the weekend].
"I think Brendan Rodgers is an obvious choice for a top, top Premier League team. Would he want to leave Leicester ? I'm not saying he would.
"But if I was at the head of it at Arsenal, I like Brendan Rodgers, I think he's a better manager than Unai Emery. I would certainly be trying to tap him up."
Arsenal take on Vitoria in the Europa League on Wednesday before travelling to the midlands to play Rodgers' high-flying Foxes.
Last time out Leicester City, who have battered the likes of Southampton and Newcastle this season, beat Crystal Palace 2-0 at Selhurst Park.


The game
The truck is warm, full of friends and food, good music and good chats. I can never experience it at face value though because in the back of my mind I know that I’ll have to perform for the rest of the day.
Legendary Kiss the Fist once said “planting is the only professional sport you can get paid to do”, and he’s right. You definitely get paid and it is a sport.  Planting a line of trees doesn’t cut it… or rather it does cut it, but thats the problem.
 When area planting, the land becomes a board on which you play a game. If you’ve ever played “Go”, the object of this game is similar; fill and conquer.
It is an exercise in being water.
Its a physical game and a mental game. People deal with both qualities of planting in different ways. Levon, probably the calmest guy I’ve ever met, screams profanity on the block which wouldn’t be drowned out if an aircraft were to take off from his piece. Cameron takes super long strides that let him walk his minima in a single step. Tlell’s area planting makes her speed deceiving because her direction changes so often. Everyone has a different style.
Purgatory
Theres a term for pounding, but theres no term for “not pounding”; you’re just “not pounding”. This binary language actually manifests in your thoughts. I find that I almost always have either a good day or a bad day.
When I’m in the truck, I worry that maybe today I wont be able to do it. It doesn’t matter how easy or hard my land is.  Deciding which of the two will happen is a function of what happens when I’m in the truck.
Some days I try to get out of my head and distract myself with music. Other days we’ll chat or joke. Whoever is sitting superbitch might tell us about the music they’re playing and I might make a mental note to look them up. Most days though, Sirius XM is playing “Dreams” for the 10th time to a quiet truck of people just sitting and waiting for the day to start.
I’ve realized that this insecurity that runs through my head; the second guessing of my abilities or fear that I might not plant up to par is running through everyone’s minds. This is why the truck is like purgatory. It doesn’t end until we get to the block, and along the way its decided whether the day is going to be cream, or whether it will be hell. And man, let me tell you; “the rain washes [us] clean” regardless.
These images were taken from the truck. They’re blurred from the trucks motion, but so are the thoughts of the passengers riding. The colour of the subject may be vivid, but its not clear from the pictures what colour anything really is. Without being able to see the land clearly, you cant tell if you’re in a cream show or a slash patch. What you can tell though is that you’re in motion. You’re going somewhere.


CommandAndState(command: CommandData, ownableState: OwnableState)
Return structure for OwnableState.withNewOwner


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Anime Quote Generator
This is a random anime quote generator that will generate random quotes from different anime series/movies.
New Quote


The Happiness score and rankings (by countries) use data from the Gallup World Poll. The scores are based on asnwers to the main life evaluation question asked in the poll in each country. This question, known as the Cantril ladder, asks respondents to think of a ladder with worst to best possible life being from 0 to 10, and to rate their own current lives on that scale.
Displaying Results from 152 countries
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Jacoby Ellsbury’s sad Yankees career by the numbers
by Post Staff ReportJacoby Ellsbury never lived up to the $153 million contract he received from the Yankees, and will end up having not played more than half the potential games in his seven-year deal after being released Wednesday night.
By the numbers
$294,230: Money per game played (520)
$299,412: Money per hit (511)
$3,923,076: Money per home run (39)
$772,727: Money per RBI (198)
2014: 149 Games – 156 hits – 16 home runs – 70 RBIs – .271 – $21 M
2015: 111 Games – 116 hits – 7 home runs – 33 RBIs – .257 – $21M
2016:148 Games – 145 hits – 9 home runs – 56 RBIs – .263 – $21M
2017:112 Games – 94 hits – 7 home runs – 39 RBIs – .264 – $21M
2018: 0-0-0-0-0- $21M
2019: 0-0-0-0-0- $21M
2020: — — — — — $21M*
Total: 520 hits – 511 hits – 39 home runs – 198 RBIs – .264 (Plus $5M buyout in 2021)


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The A.A.S. degree program in Medical Assistant builds upong the existing 30-credit Certificate in Medical Office Assistant. By completing the Associate Degree program, students will increase their general medical knowledge and administrative skills and will gain proficiency in additional clinical procedures that a typical medical office would employ.
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for submitting the report. This is definitely a bug but I hope it's not one that will cause too many problems. I've reworded the summary a little bit to better describe the issue.
Version 1.8 won't "see" the art downloaded by previous versions because it now considers the composer (if set) to form part of the identifier of the track, therefore the identifiers have changed between versions.
If you just wait a while it should re-download the art and use the new, updated name.
The other alternative is to drag your art into iTunes and then Synergy will just use that.
If other problems come up (such as picking the wrong art when it's re-downloaded) then I'll investigate ways to go back to the old behaviour. I'll keep this bug report open so people can report their experiences.
Marking as ASSIGNED.
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kim
I want an option whether composer's name shows or not. The album covers which have ID tag of composer's name have not been downloaded. but Im not sure about it. Please make sure!!
I want you to fix this bug ASAP.
Thanks for Great Software
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Greg Hurrell
It's been pointed out that albums which have the same artist, same album title, but different composers on each track also cause some complications:
https://wincent.com/a/support/forums/showflat.php?Number=687
I am marking this issue as major because I think it's fairly important.
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Richard Brown
I think the track identifier and the floater contents should be independent of each other. Users may want to show the composer in the floater but this should not effect the track identifier and, consequently, the album art.
The change to the track identifier potentially requires re-downloading all album artwork as well as probably multiplying the amount of album art cached on the hard disk (the same way that compilation albums have multiple copies of the same album art).
I believe the best solution, if possible, would be to change the track identifier back to the pre-version 1.8 method but still display the composer information in the floater for those that want it.
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, this issue is now fixed. The on-disk filenames no longer make use of the composer information.
Adding the fixed-in-prerelease tag. The fix will be available to the public version 1.8.1.
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Greg Hurrell
The new version is now on the servers.
https://wincent.com/a/products/synergy-classic/download/
Official release will take place tomorrow.
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Greg Hurrell
Marking as FIXED.
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Greg Hurrell
Marking as CLOSED.
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An owner’s representative with experience in commercial, industrial, and institutional construction project management. Has worked in both union and open shop markets. Completed a portfolio of projects worth over $700M for some of the Philadelphia area’s leading corporations, financial institutions, utilities, schools, hospitals, non-profit, and charitable organizations. A former contracting firm Vice President with a civil engineering degree. Accessible, experienced, fair, and willing to go beyond expectations to deliver your project on-time and within budget.
Employment History
Owner
Carter M. Young Construction Consulting
Blue Bell, PA
2002 - Present
- Manage, supervise, coordinate multi-million dollar, multiple phased projects that may span several years and involve numerous stakeholders.
- Collaborate and communicate across multi-functional disciplines such as architects, engineers, contractors, project managers, facility departments, school boards, building committees, administrative teams, and executive leaders.
- Save clients hundreds of thousands of dollars by thinking outside of the box and suggesting alternative solutions for different types of project delivery systems.
- Ability to review and critique hundreds of change requests with a quick turn around time.
- Extensive experience completing projects that involve tight deadlines on-time and within budget.
- Achieve high client satisfaction with a goal to make every client a repeat client.
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Philadelphia University
The College of Architecture and the Built Environment - Construction Management
August 2012 - Present
- Instructed Introduction to Construction Project Administration to freshmen through seniors majoring in architecture and construction management.
- Developed curriculum, course outline, syllabus, lectures, quizzes, exams, and interactive classroom projects while acting as a mentor to undergraduate students.
- Shared current industry experience, incorporated construction site visits, and invited guest lecturers from local contracting firms to conduct presentations to the students.
- Mentored and assisted students from a wide variety of demographic cultures through weekly classroom sessions, email, and office hours.
- Counseled students and obtained for them construction related job opportunities, both during their fours years at Philadelphia University and post graduation.
Vice President
Schaefer & Company
Horsham, PA
Prior to 2002
- Composed multi-million dollar bids for commercial, industrial, and institutional projects that involved all of the architectural and structural trades, as well as the mechanical, electrical, and fire protection work.
- Responsible for frequent visits to project sites, meeting with the field superintendent and the construction foreman to allocate manpower to the site to expedite satisfactory completion of the contract.
- Process all required revisions to the contract plans and specifications; initiate, document details and cost breakdowns as required to present and negotiate all contract change order requests received from the design team and project owner, or required due to unforeseen field conditions.
- Led strategic planning and marketing development for the business, and identified new project opportunities in many varied industries and markets.
- Worked with all project owners and their representatives to proactively resolve issues while maintaining strong relationships with them to insure the award of future projects with the same owner or corporation where their construction program was being handled by a few pre-qualified, pre-selected general contractors.
- Reviewed and managed on a continual basis, all account receivables and account payables to maintain the proper business continuity.
- Attended all pre-bid conferences, pre-award de-scope meetings with the design team and the owner, and all construction phase job meetings and negotiation sessions.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA
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Associate Member
The American Institute of Architects
Philadelphia Chapter
Lifetime Member Status
American Society of Civil Engineers
Judge’s Selection Committee Member
Annual Best Project Awards – 2009-2022
Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.
Joint Committee Member
General Building Contractors Association – AIA/GBCA
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According to American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM), congenital heart disease is a leading cause of infant morbidity and mortality from birth defects with an estimated incidence of 6 per 1000 live births for moderate to severe forms.
Accurate prenatal diagnosis offers potential clinical benefit about infant outcome, especially in those cases that are likely to require prostaglandin infusion to maintain patency of the ductus arteriosus or immediate postnatal intervention. Recent studies suggest improved physiological state after birth and improved surgical outcome for infants who have had prenatal diagnosis via fetal echocardiography.
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Accurate diagnosis of congenital heart disease via fetal echocardiography provides many benefits. It allows for a smooth transition between the pre- and post-natal states, with the opportunity to provide immediate care at birth, thereby avoiding the onset of hemodynamic compromise. In addition, accurate diagnosis via fetal echocardiography allows for appropriate counseling to take place and for parents to take the opportunity to learn about the cardiac anomaly. This knowledge can allay parental fears, improve psychological state, and bolster coping skills in dealing with the birth of a child with life-threatening cardiovascular illness.
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The tutorial aims to present some basic ideas and usage of the library and would end with real life examples so that the use of the library is apparent. It is hopeful that the followed style is easy to follow. The term document refers to spreadsheet documents in general unless explicitly defined.
Firstly, to use the library in your C++ code, one would need to add the following header in your code.
#include <boost/document.hpp>
One can also include the different headers separately, in <boost/document/*.hpp>
, the above header merely includes
all the headers. All the types and classes fall in the namespace boost and
using namespace aliases might be useful for clean coding.
Firstly, we would need to declare a variable for the document by specifying the file path, specifically as boost::filesystem::path type. So, we can write,
boost::document d("/foo/bar/file.ods");
Or use a path variable to achieve the same thing,
boost::filesystem::path p("/foo/bar/file.ods"); boost::document d(p);
We would like to do something interesting with our document variable now. So, let's open it and export it as a CSV file.
| Tip | |
|---|---|
To Perform virtually nearly anything with the document, you would need to open it first and then close it. Closing however happens automatically when the variable goes out of scope, during the destruction sequence of the object and hence need not be explicitly carried out. |
#include <boost/document.hpp> int main(int argc, char **argv) { boost::document doc("/foo/bar/file.ods"); doc.open_document(); doc.export_document(boost::document_file_format::CSV); return 0; }
Important thing to note here is the enum
document_file_format which has three values, PDF, CSV and XML which it can
accept. The exported file would reside in the same folder as the original file.
Also, note the ommision of the doc.close_document()
which would happen automatically.
We would also like to make some changes to our sheets in the document and get some information about them. There are various methods provided in the document class for the same. For example, the following examples prints out the names of all the sheets, after getting an instance by their indices. The sheet class is a wrapper over the actual sheet of the document and acts like a reference to the same.
| Warning | |
|---|---|
Sheets are zero indexed irrespective of implementation details. Same goes for cells, rows and columns. |
#include <boost/document.hpp> int main(int argc, char **argv) { boost::document doc("/foo/bar/file.ods"); doc.open_document(); std::size_t count = doc.sheet_count(); for(int i = 0 ; i < count; i++) { boost::sheet s = doc.get_sheet(i); std::cout << "#" << i << "\t" << s.sheet_name() << std::endl; } return 0; }
sheet_count()
method provides the number of sheets present in the document. Sheet instances
can be obtained by their names or indices (using the get_sheet
methods), and also through the []
operator, however the []
operator
provides no exception handling unlike the get_sheet
methods.
Moving on, we would like to save our files after we have edited them programmatically.
The user can call the save_document()
or the save_as_document(const boost::filesystem::path&)
methods to save their document after they have been edited. The following example
renames a sheet and then saves the document.
#include <boost/document.hpp> int main(int argc, char **argv) { boost::document doc("/foo/bar/file.ods"); doc.open_document(); boost::sheet s = doc["Anurag"]; s.rename_sheet("Vatika"); doc.save_document(); return 0; }
Point to note here is that, the program would crash if there is no sheet "Anurag"
present. We can also use doc.get_sheet("Anurag")
for an exception being raised.
There are other sheet methods which can be used, checking the reference would be a good idea.
Now, to use the cells there are multiple ways, all of which come with their
own advantages and disadvantages. One could use the get_cell(std::size_t row,std::size_t column)
method, or the []
operators. The following example would illustrate effectively. We would also
understand the various intricacies of cell usage. The example is a mix of many
styles and must not be used as a good coding example, it is only to illustrate
the capabilities of the library.
| Warning | |
|---|---|
Cells are zero indexed irrespective of implementation details. |
#include <boost/document.hpp> int main(int argc, char **argv) { boost::document doc("/foo/bar/file.ods"); doc.open_document(); boost::sheet s = doc.get_sheet("Anurag"); boost::cell c = s.get_cell(4,5); // row = 4, column = 5 c.set_string("Boost"); if(c.get_content_type() == boost::cell_content_type::STRING) { std::cout << c.get_string() << std::endl; } if(s["B2"].empty()) { s["B2"] = 2.56; } doc["Vatika"][7][2] = "Anurag"; boost::sheet new = doc["Vatika"]; new["C3"] = 0.5; // row = 4, column = 2 new["C4"] = 0.5; new["C5"].set_formula("=C3+C4"); std::cout << doc["Vatika"]["C5"].get_value() << std::endl; new["D8"] = c; // Assignment if(new["D8"].get_string() == "Boost") { std::cout << "Yay!" << std::endl; } doc.save_document(); return 0; }
The get_cell()
method expects the row number and the column number of the cell, in zero indexed
format. A lot of people are more accustomed with the alphanumeric index (Eg.
"A2" or "F5") which have been provided too as []
operators.
Method like empty()
returns a bool
telling whether
the cell is empty or not. get_content_type()
returns an enum value which can be either
EMPTY,STRING,VALUE,FORMULA or ERROR.
The user can use set_formula()
or set_string()
or set_value()
methods, or can use the =
operators which sets a value for doubles passed and sets a string for std::string
passed. Likewise, get_value()
, get_formula()
and get_string()
are also provided.
The explicit function calls instead of the []
operator provide the safety of exceptions. Having a look at the cell class
reference document would help in aligning your coding style with the library
usage.
| Warning | |
|---|---|
The cells are a reference to the actual cells in the spreadsheet. Assignment operator must be carefully used. |
Assignment of a cell with another cell holding some instance would result in copying of the contents of the cell to the former. This should be used very carefully.
Documents thus act like a 3D matrix, the first dimension being the sheet name/sheet index, the second and third being the column and row index of the cell respectively.
Now that we can access cells, it would be great if we could iterate over them
too! The library provides access to two classes and associated const
and non-const
iterators, namely a class row
and a class column
.
There are get_column(std::size_t)
and get_row(std::size_t)
methods
in the sheet
class and the
[]
operator returns a column instance.
A small example for illustration is as follows,
#include <boost/document.hpp> int main(int argc, char **argv) { boost::document doc("/foo/bar/file.ods"); doc.open_document(); boost::sheet s1 = doc["Anurag"]; boost::row r = s1.get_row(3); std::fill(r.begin(), r.begin() + 50, 1); double sum = 0; const boost::row_iterator end(r.begin() + 50); for (auto it = r.begin(); it != end; ++it) { sum += (*it).get_value(); } std::cout << "#sum " << sum << std::endl; return 0; }
| Tip | |
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One should use the STL functionality over the iterators carefully as the copy constructors and the assignment operators do not behave as we expect at times. |
The iterators themselves are random-access iterators in nature. We can similarly work with columns also. The tutorial now ends having covered the basic ideas to be presented in the Library. If you have any suggestions to the interface or the tutorial, do not hesistate to contact the authors.


Introduction and Overview
The purpose of this document is to display the author’s (Jeong Yu Han) contribution to the software engineering module project and his technical skills.
My team and I were tasked with enhancing a command line, desktop application for our Software Engineering project. We chose to morph it into a teaching assistant called the Njoy Teaching Assistant, targeted at tech-savvy teachers who wish to improve the efficiency of their daily tasks such as creating quizzes, schedules, notes and tracking student performances.
This is what our project looks like:
My role was to design and write code for the notes and statistics features. The rest of the sections covers the summary of my contributions to the codebase, user guide and developer guide.
The following are icons and symbols that I will be using for the Project Portfolio:
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Note
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This symbol indicates a note to the user. |
This indicates a component, class or object of Njoy or other external softwares.
This indicates important text.
Summary of contributions
This section details a summary of my enhancements, code contributions and other tasks.
I implemented the note commands which include: Creating, Editing, Deleting, Listing and Sorting notes.
Another feature I implemented was the ability to generate and store Statistics reports.
Enhancements
Creating, Editing and Deleting Notes (Major Enhancement)
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What it does: Users can add notes with a title, description and an optional priority. The default priority is unmarked and different priorities are color coded. The features can be edited/deleted by specifying their index and the fields to edit.
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Justification: Teachers often have a dizzying array of tasks to handle. The notes feature allows teachers to deal with work and other worries, allowing them to handle the most pressing issues. Editing and deleting gives the flexibility of shifting priorities, typing errors and task completion.
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Highlights: The implementation for this feature required contemplation in terms of UX. While additional features such as re/un-doing was considered, the main principle of the notes UX is to be lightweight and easy to use. I decided to give the simplest set of commands while making prioritising optional. Validation for the input command was also challenging, in particular for the edit command.
Sorting Notes
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What it does: Users can sort the notes in the list in descending order of priority.
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Justification: Users should be easily able to identify more pressing tasks.
Listing Notes
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What it does: Users can show the list of notes in the command result box. This feature is an alternative solution to the issue of notes having content length that exceed its allocated space in the User Interface.
Generating and Storing Statistics (Major Enhancement)
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What it does: Users can pass student score data from an excel file for processing to generate some descriptive statistics on performance. Store as optionally specified image file.
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Justification: Give teachers the ability to see class performance at a glance and identify weaker students to help.
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Highlights: The implementation for this feature required contemplation on the decision of storing and rendering formats for the report.
Code contributed
Please click the following link to see my code contributions dashboard. Code Report
Other contributions
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Project management:
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Reviewed team’s code coverage, resolved issues in the tracker, update project Ui.png.
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Enhancements to personal and team documentation:
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Enhancements to team code:
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Wrote logging for majority of the team’s parsers: #219
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Wrote the skeleton for storage using the Student entity : #47
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Wrote the skeleton for the generic printable interface for print/export functions : #105
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Refactor poor practices to follow better scalability and readability : #91
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Wrote additional tests and generic model stubs for testing : #123
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Community:
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Tools:
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Change team’s dependencies to be compatible with both Mac and Windows.
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Contributions to the User Guide
Given below are sections I contributed to the User Guide. They showcase my ability to write comprehensive documentation targeting end-users. I have decided to select one command for each feature as a representation of my abilities. The full document can be seen here: User Guide |
The following is an example of Creating Notes:
Creating a note
Create lightweight, digital notes and reminders quickly and easily as specified.
Format: note note/… desc/… priority/… (optional)
The options supported by this feature includes:
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note
- The note title. -
desc
- The description of the note. -
priority(optional)
- The level of priority placed on this note. It can be of typeunmarked
,low
,medium
orhigh
. It is by default set to unmarked if field is omitted.
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Note
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All non-optional fields are required and also cannot consist exclusively of whitespace characters. All leading and trailing whitespaces of the fields will be ignored. |
|
Note
|
All priority fields can be in either lowercase or UPPERCASE. (e.g. note note/sample title desc/sample desc priority/low is the same as e.g. note note/sample title desc/sample desc priority/LOW ).
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Note
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priority levels are distinguishable by their colour in the User Interface. unmarked or default notes have grey panels, while low , medium and high priority notes have green, yellow and red panels respectively.
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Note
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The notes panel is not responsive. The User Interface only supports title and description of limited length. Notes that exceed this length will be truncated. For information on how to view these notes, see the note list command. |
Examples:
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Unmarked Note:
note note/Friday morning class 6A desc/give back prelim papers
Creates an unmarked note with title 'Friday morning class 6A' and description 'give back prelim papers'. -
High priority note:
note note/Tuesday 1pm desc/Science Conference priority/high
Creates a high priority note with title 'Tuesday 1pm' and description 'Science Conference'.
The following is an example of Statistics Generation:
Generating a Statistics report
Create statistics reports of student scores using excel data files. The statistics generated is based
on the calculated weighted score of the input data.
Format: statistics file/… print/…(optional)
The options supported by this feature includes:
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file
- The absolute/relative file path of the data file. -
print(optional)
- The filename of the printable report you wish to generate.
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Note
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The statistics feature only supports file type in the ‘Excel’ format. Data files are to end with the ’.xlsx’ extension. |
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Note
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The print option allows the generation of a '.png' file containing a snapshot of the statistics report generated. Regardless of the print specifications, a new window is opened with the statistics report.
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Note
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Printable statistics reports if specified are stored in the same place as where the JAR file is installed. The report can be found under a newly created printable directory. If the directory exists beforehand, no new directory is created.
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Note
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Filenames without `.png` extension will automatically have the extension appended to the end of the file name. |
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Note
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If the file name specified already exists in the printable directory, it will overwrite the existing file. |
Examples:
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View Statistics Report (without saving):
statistics file/C:\Users\SampleUser\Desktop\6B Prelim Scores.xlsx
Shows the statistics report for excel file named ’6B Prelim Scores’. -
View and Save Statistics Report:
statistics file/C:\Users\SampleUser\Desktop\6B Prelim Scores.xlsx print/6B Prelim Performance Report
Shows the statistics report for excel file named ’6B Prelim Scores’. It also saves an image file containing a snapshot of the statistics report in the ’printable’ directory with name ’6B Prelim Performance Report’.
Data File Specifications
The data file needs to be specified in the following format to ensure that the statistics report is successfully generated.
|
Note
|
Failure to adhere to the following specifications might result in either the excel file being rejected or erroneous statistics. If the report is generated, it might be correct but the behavior is not guaranteed should the specifications mentioned below be violated or overlooked. |
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Entries start at cell A1 with the cell
Students
, regardless of whether there is score data. -
First row begins with the cell
Students
, followed by their names. (e.g. row 1 of 4 cells havingStudents
,Jason
,Mike
andPeter
) -
First column states the different subjects starting from the second topmost cell. (e.g column 1 of 4 cells having
Students
,Math
,Science
andEnglish
.) -
There is at least one student.
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There is at least one subject.
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All student names have unique identifiers. (e.g. two students named Jason could be identified as
Jason 1
andJason 2
) -
All subject names have unique identifiers. (e.g. two subjects named Math could be identified as
Advanced Math
andElementary Math
) -
All students have a corresponding score for all subjects
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All scores are numeric characters (integer or decimals)
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There are no gaps between rows and columns.
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All cells within the row and column range have at least one non-whitespace character.
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All cells outside the row and column range are empty.
|
Note
|
Failure to adhere to the following specifications might result in some of the statistical data generated not being useful to the user. |
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All scores should be in percentage terms. (0 ~ 100)
|
Note
|
The general rule for the file format is to ensure all entries in the file are as compact to the top left as possible; the entries should form a rectangular shape on the top left corner of the excel sheet. The rectangle should have no empty entries while all cells outside the rectangle are empty entries. |
The statistics report generated uses weighted average scores across the different subjects to perform analysis. All scores carry equal weight. The statistics generated allow you to see some of the common descriptive statistics and their relative distributions both in terms of frequency and percentile terms.
The screenshot below illustrates a sample data set that fulfills all of the above specifications.
Contributions to the Developer Guide
Given below are sections I contributed to the Developer Guide. They showcase my ability to write technical documentation. As with the User Guide, I will only showcase one example from each feature to demonstrate the depth of my technical capacities and my contributions. The full document can be seen here: Developer Guide |
The following is an example of Adding Notes:
Add Note Command
Implementation
The following is a detailed explanation of the operations NoteAddCommand
performs.
-
The
NoteAddCommand#execute(Model model)
method is executed and it validates that theNote
object passed from the parser using command input is valid. -
The method
Model#addNote(Note note)
will then be called to add the specified note to theNotesRecord
. TheNote
added is validated for uniqueness byNote#isSameNote(Note note)
. -
If successful, a success message will be generated and a new
CommandResult
will be returned with the generated success message. Otherwise, an error message showing proper note command syntax is thrown asCommandException
. -
If the command syntax was valid and
Note
was added to theNotesRecord
,LogicManager
callsStorage#saveNotesRecord(ReadOnlyNotesRecord notesRecord)
which saves theNotesRecord
in JSON format after serializing it using theJsonSerializableNotesRecord
.
|
Note
|
The ReadOnlyNotesRecord hides the implementation of the NotesRecord from the other layers of the software.
|
The following is a sample sequence diagram of the NoteAddCommand
. Other commands under the notes feature follow a similar program flow; their diagrams have been omitted for brevity.
The following is an example of Statistics Generation:
Generating Statistics
The statistics feature allows users of Njoy to generate statistics reports using external files as input data.
Current File Compatibilities: Excel(.xlsx)
A generic data parser of external files is used to generate HashMap
of student’s data as specified by the input file. This processed data is passed to a Statistics
Model
which performs statistical analysis before passing back to the UI for rendering.
The following is an example usage scenario where the Actor/User asks Njoy for a statistics report.
-
Actor/User inputs a statistics command with data path as specified in user guide.
MainWindow#executeCommand(String commandText)
passes the user input to theLogicManager
. -
The logic manager passes received input into its main parser which recognises this is a command for statistics. It passes the input to the
StatisticsCommandParser
for retrieving data from the external file. All data file parsers implements theDataParser
interface. -
Suppose the data was successfully retrieved,
Statistics
object is generated for data processing and passed intoStatisticsAddCommand
. -
Execution of this command results in the processed data being passed to the
ModelManager
usingStatisticsAddCommand#execute
. -
The success result of the Statistics command is shown on the GUI and the execution call has returned to
MainWindow#executeCommand(String commandText)
. It recognises the command was a valid Statistics command and opens a new window to show the processed data.
|
Note
|
If the input file is not formatted as specified in the user guide, a ParseException would be thrown to show error message as the result. No new window is opened. The diagram below illustrates possible program control flows.
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Design Considerations
Aspect: Rendering UI
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Alternative 1 (current choice): Opens a new window for the report generated.
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Pros: More space to work with, able to generate more comprehensive report that is easier to view.
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Cons: Data widgets are no longer stateful, they are newly created every time a new report is requested.
-
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Alternative 2: Render data for current state of the model on the user interface.
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Pros: Stateful, no need to recreate the widget every time there is new input data.
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Cons: Lack of space, hard to render other UI elements such as the timetable.
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Provides a set of functions for performing digital signal processing.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15) |
| Imports: | matlab |
| Published: | 2014-06-24 |
| Author: | P. Roebuck, Rice University's DSP group |
| Maintainer: | P. Roebuck <proebuck at mdanderson.org> |
| License: | BSD_3_clause + file LICENSE |
| Copyright: | file COPYRIGHTS rwt copyright details |
| URL: | http://cran.r-project.org/package=rwt |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Finance, TimeSeries |
| CRAN checks: | rwt results |
| Reference manual: | rwt.pdf |
| Package source: | rwt_1.0.0.tar.gz |
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| Old sources: | rwt archive |
| Reverse imports: | asus |
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Model Rocket Height
问题描述 :
Yet another method used to determine the height achieved by a model rocket is the vertical line method. Two observers A and B are spaced D feet apart along a base line along one edge of the flat test field. The launch latform is equidistant from observers A and B and L feet from the base line.
Each observer has a theodolite or some other device for measuring angle above the horizontal (elevation angle) of a distant object and the azimuth angle (the angle the vertical plane of the sight line makes with the line from A through B measured counter-clockwise). Each measuring device is on a stand. A’s device is HA feet above the level of the launch platform and B’s device is HB feet above the level of the launch platform.
When a rocket is fired, near the top of its flight, it deploys a parachute and emits a puff of smoke. Each observer measures the elevation angle and azimuth angle of the puff of smoke from their location. If the peak location is on the wrong side of the baseline or outside the lines determined by A and B perpendicular to the base line, it is out of bounds and disqualified. From this information, the height of the rocket may be determined as follows:
Each sight line determines a vertical plane. These two planes intersect in a vertical line (thus the name of the method). Each sight line intersects this vertical line in a point. If these points are more than ERRDIST feet apart, an error is assumed and the flight is rejected. Otherwise, the point halfway between the two points where a sight line intersects the vertical line is computed. The rocket height is the distance of this midpoint above the launch platform.
You must write a program which, given the parameters D (the distance in feet between observers A and B), L (the distance in feet from the base line to the launch platform), HA (the distance of the measuring device A above the launch platform in feet), HB (the distance of the measuring device B above the launch platform in feet), ERRDIST (the maximum distance between the intersection points of a sight line with the vertical line), α (the elevation angle of the rocket in degrees measured by the left observer A), β (the elevation angle of the rocket in degrees observed by the right observer B), γ (the azimuth angle in degrees measured by the left observer A) and δ (the azimuth angle in degrees measured by the right observer B), computes the height of the rocket above the launch platform in feet to the nearest foot.
输入:
The second line contains the parameters D, L, HA, HB and ERRDIST in that order as (floating point) decimal values. These values would be measured once at the beginning of the day and remain fixed through all rocket shots.
Each succeeding line of input represents a single dataset. Each dataset will contain the angles α, β, γ and δ in that order (measured in degrees) as (floating point) decimal values for a rocket shot.
输出:
The second line contains the parameters D, L, HA, HB and ERRDIST in that order as (floating point) decimal values. These values would be measured once at the beginning of the day and remain fixed through all rocket shots.
Each succeeding line of input represents a single dataset. Each dataset will contain the angles α, β, γ and δ in that order (measured in degrees) as (floating point) decimal values for a rocket shot.
样例输入:
4 100.0 300.0 5.25 2.92 5.00 40.1 36.2 35.3 151.6 64.9 71.1 15.7 160.1 44.9 41.2 33.1 152.5 44.9 41.2 33.1 52.5
样例输出:
1 50 2 ERROR 3 58 4 DISQUALIFIED
题本身没错，但是HDOJ放题目的时候，前面有个题目解释了什么是XXX定律。
这里直接放了这个题目，肯定没几个人明白是干啥
很好的模板
第二个方法很不错啊
very good solutions.
好厉害～
The site You have write is very nicely prepared and quite insightful thanks for nice posta?|
使用ListNodeWrapper很蹩脚的感觉，没有更好的解决办法？
没错的，九度OJ也有此题
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
居然看懂了
真考人啊
正是我要找的，适合新手
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
题目和代码都不一样好吗！！！搞错了


[Gecode] Some small quirks in abs and power
Gabor Szokoli
szokoli at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Nov 20 12:09:43 CET 2003
Christian Schulte wrote:
>Hej Gabor,
>
>there is a small quirk in abs and some bigger in power:
>
> abs: the post function for AbsBndEx is flawed. Just check what you
>did!
>
>
>
I can see it does not do the logic yet, it is a mere placeholder.
Should have added the if... or at least a //TODO tag.
I can also see you replaced inline with forceinline. I assume this is to
avoid the possiblity of a linking error in the case a compiler would
decide not to perform the non-forced inlining?
Am I still missing something?
What else did I do wrong here?
> power: power is also defined on NEGATIVE numbers! Just to remind:
>numbers can be also negative here!
>
>
Power is my little hello world propagator, it currently implements the
constraint a^b=c and {a,b,c}>=0. Badly.
I'll add the sign-aware logic.
Gabor
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