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Public Member Functions | |
| getAllPermissions () | |
| getPermissionByGroupAndId ($permissionGroupId, $permissionId) | |
| getPermissionsByPairs (array $pairs) | |
| getDefaultPermission () | |
| preparePermissionsGrouped (array $permissions) | |
| preparePermissions (array $permissions) | |
| preparePermission (array $permission) | |
| preparePermissionGroups (array $permissionGroups) | |
| preparePermissionGroup (array $permissionGroup) | |
| preparePermissionInterfaceGroups (array $interfaceGroups) | |
| preparePermissionInterfaceGroup (array $interfaceGroup) | |
| getAllPermissionsGrouped () | |
| getAllPermissionsWithValues ($userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getContentPermissionsWithValues ($contentTypeId, $contentId, $permissionGroups, $userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getViewNodeContentPermission ($nodeId, $userGroupId, $userId) | |
| getAllPermissionInterfaceGroups () | |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupNames () | |
| getUserCollectionPermissionsForInterface ($userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getUserCollectionContentPermissionsForInterface ($contentTypeId, $contentId, $permissionGroups, $userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getDefaultPermissionsForInterface () | |
| getInterfaceGroupedPermissions (array $permissions, array $interfaceGroups) | |
| getUserCollectionContentPermissionsForGroupedInterface ($contentTypeId, $contentId, $permissionGroups, $userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getPermissionAndInterfaceGroupedPermissions (array $permissions, array $interfaceGroups) | |
| getAllPermissionGroups () | |
| getPermissionGroupNames () | |
| getPermissionGroupById ($permissionGroupId) | |
| getPermissionGroupsByIds (array $groupIds) | |
| getDefaultPermissionGroup () | |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupById ($interfaceGroupId) | |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupsByIds (array $groupIds) | |
| getDefaultPermissionInterfaceGroup () | |
| getPermissionEntryById ($id) | |
| getContentPermissionEntryById ($id) | |
| getAllPermissionEntriesGrouped () | |
| getAllGlobalPermissionEntriesForUserCollectionGrouped ($userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getAllContentPermissionEntriesForUserCollectionGrouped ( $contentTypeId, $contentId, $userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getAllContentPermissionEntriesByTypeGrouped ($permissionType) | |
| permissionsForUserExist ($userId) | |
| getAllPermissionCombinations () | |
| getPermissionCombinationById ($combinationId) | |
| getPermissionCombinationByUserId ($userId) | |
| getPermissionCombinationsByUserGroupId ($userGroupId) | |
| updateGlobalPermissionsForUserCollection (array $newPermissions, $userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| updateContentPermissionsForUserCollection (array $newPermissions, $contentTypeId, $contentId, $userGroupId=0, $userId=0) | |
| getPermissionCombinationIdByUserRole ($userId, array $userGroupIds) | |
| updateUserPermissionCombination ($userId, $buildOnCreate=true, $checkForUserPerms=true) | |
| updateUserPermissionCombinations (array $userIds, $buildOnCreate=true) | |
| deletePermissionCombination ($combinationId) | |
| deleteUnusedPermissionCombinations () | |
| findOrCreatePermissionCombinationFromUser (array $user, $buildOnCreate=true, $checkForUserPerms=true) | |
| findOrCreatePermissionCombination ($userId, array $userGroupIds, $buildOnCreate=true) | |
| rebuildPermissionCacheForUserId ($userId) | |
| rebuildPermissionCacheForUserGroup ($userGroupId) | |
| rebuildPermissionCache ($maxExecution=0, $startCombinationId=0) | |
| rebuildPermissionCombinationById ($combinationId) | |
| rebuildPermissionCombination (array $combination, array $permissionsGrouped, array $entries) | |
| rebuildContentPermissionCombination (array $combination, array $permissionsGrouped, array &$permCache) | |
| buildPermissionCacheForCombination (array $permissionsGrouped, array $systemEntries, array $groupEntries, array $userEntries, array $basePermissions=array(), &$preDependencyCache=null) | |
| canonicalizePermissionCache (array $cache) | |
| getFinalPermissionValue (array $values, $permissionType) | |
| getContentPermissionTypes () | |
| getContentPermissionTypeHandlers () | |
| clearContentPermissionTypeHandlers () | |
| getPermissionChoices ($type, $contentSpecific) | |
| getPermissionTitlePhraseName ($permissionGroupId, $permissionId) | |
| getPermissionMasterTitlePhraseValue ($permissionGroupId, $permissionId) | |
| getPermissionGroupTitlePhraseName ($permissionGroupId) | |
| getPermissionGroupMasterTitlePhraseValue ($permissionGroupId) | |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupTitlePhraseName ($interfaceGroupId) | |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupMasterTitlePhraseValue ($interfaceGroupId) | |
| getPermissionGroupsByAddOn ($addOnId) | |
| getPermissionsByAddOn ($addOnId) | |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupsByAddOn ($addOnId) | |
| getPermissionsDevelopmentFileName () | |
| canWritePermissionsDevelopmentFile ($fileName) | |
| getPermissionsDevelopmentXml () | |
| appendPermissionsAddOnXml (DOMElement $rootNode, $addOnId) | |
| deletePermissionsForAddOn ($addOnId) | |
| importPermissionsDevelopmentXml ($fileName) | |
| importPermissionsAddOnXml (SimpleXMLElement $xml, $addOnId) | |
| getUsersWithGlobalUserPermissions () | |
| getUsersWithContentUserPermissions ($contentType, $contentId) | |
| getUserCombinationsWithContentPermissions ($contentType, $contentId=null) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from XenForo_Model | |
| __construct () | |
| setLocalCacheData ($name, $value) | |
| resetLocalCacheData ($name=null) | |
| getModelFromCache ($class) | |
| setAllowCachedRead ($allowCachedRead) | |
| fetchAllKeyed ($sql, $key, $bind=array(), $nullPrefix='') | |
| limitQueryResults ($query, $limit, $offset=0) | |
| addFetchOptionJoin (array &$fetchOptions, $join) | |
| getConditionsForClause (array $sqlConditions) | |
| getOrderByClause (array $choices, array $fetchOptions, $defaultOrderSql='') | |
| addPositionLimit ($table, $limit, $offset=0, $column='position') | |
| prepareLimitFetchOptions (array $fetchOptions) | |
| prepareStateLimitFromConditions (array $fetchOptions, $table='', $stateField='message_state', $userField='user_id') | |
| standardizePermissionsAndUserId (&$permissions, &$userId=0) | |
| standardizeNodePermissionsAndUserId ($nodeId, &$permissions, &$userId=0) | |
| standardizePermissionCombinationIdAndUserId (&$permissionCombinationId, &$userId=0) | |
| standardizeViewingUserReference (array &$viewingUser=null) | |
| standardizeViewingUserReferenceForNode ($nodeId, array &$viewingUser=null, array &$nodePermissions=null) | |
| unserializePermissionsInList (array $items, $serializedKey, $targetKey='permissions') | |
| getContentTypesWithField ($fieldName) | |
| getContentTypeField ($contentType, $fieldName) | |
| getCutOffCondition ($column, $condition) | |
| assertValidCutOffOperator ($operator, $allowBetween=false) | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| _sanitizeUserIdAndUserGroupForQuery (&$userGroupId, &$userId) | |
| _updatePermissionsForUserCollection (array $newPermissions, array $existingEntries, $userGroupId, $userId, $dwName, array $bulkData) | |
| _prepareCombinationUserGroupList (array $userGroupIds) | |
| _getPermissionPriorityValueFromList ( $existingValue, array $permissionEntries, $permissionType, $permissionGroupId, $permissionId, $dependPermissionId) | |
| _getMergedPermissionPriorityValue ($existingValue, $newValue, $permissionType) | |
| _getUserGroupModel () | |
| _getUserModel () | |
| _getPhraseModel () | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from XenForo_Model | |
| _getLocalCacheData ($name) | |
| _getDataRegistryModel () | |
| _getCache ($forceCachedRead=false) | |
| _getDb () | |
Static Protected Attributes | |
| static | $_permissionPriority |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from XenForo_Model | |
| static | create ($class) |
| Protected Attributes inherited from XenForo_Model | |
| $_cache = null | |
| $_db = null | |
| $_allowCachedRead = true | |
| $_localCacheData = array() | |
| $_modelCache = array() | |
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Gets the merged the permission priority value.
| string | int | $existingValue | Existing value for the permission (int, or unset/allow/etc) |
| string | int | $newValue | New value for the permission (int, unset/allow/etc) |
| string | $permissionType | "integer" or "flag" |
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Gets the value of a permission using the priority list. For flag permissions, higher priority (lower numbers) will take priority over the already existing values. For integers, -1 (unlimited) is highest priority; otherwise, higher numbers are better.
| string | $existingValue | Existing permission value (strings like unset, allow, deny, etc) |
| array | $permissionEntries | List of permission entries to look through. First key is group, second is permission ID. |
| string | $permissionType | Type of permission (integer or flag) |
| string | $permissionGroupId | Permission Group ID to check |
| string | $permissionId | Permission ID to check |
| string | $dependPermissionId | The permission this one depends on; if this permission is not active, this permission is ignored |
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Gets the phrase model object.
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Get user group model.
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Get user model.
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protected |
Prepares an array of user groups into the list that is used in permission combination lookups (comma delimited, ascending order).
| array | $userGroupIds | List of user group IDs |
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Internal function to sanitize the user and user group values for use in a query against permission entries. Only one of the user group and user ID may be specified; if both are specified, the user ID takes precedence. If neither are specified, this relates to system-wide permissions.
| integer | $userGroupId | Modified by reference |
| integer | $userId | Modified by reference |
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protected |
Internal handler to update global or content permissions for the specified user collection.
| array | $newPermissions | Permissions to update, format: [permission_group_id][permission_id] => value |
| array | $existingEntries | Existing permission entries for this collection |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId | |
| string | $dwName | Name of the data writer to use to insert/update data |
| array | $bulkData | Bulk data to give to the datawriter |
| appendPermissionsAddOnXml | ( | DOMElement | $rootNode, |
| $addOnId | |||
| ) |
Appends the add-on navigation XML to a given DOM element.
| DOMElement | $rootNode | Node to append all navigation elements to |
| string | $addOnId | Add-on ID to be exported |
| buildPermissionCacheForCombination | ( | array | $permissionsGrouped, |
| array | $systemEntries, | ||
| array | $groupEntries, | ||
| array | $userEntries, | ||
| array | $basePermissions = array() , |
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| & | $preDependencyCache = null |
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| ) |
Builds the permission cache for a given combination (via user groups and user ID).
| array | $permissions | List of valid permissions, grouped |
| array | $systemEntries | List of system-wide permission entries |
| array | $goupEntries | List of user group permission entries; an array of arrays |
| array | $userEntries | List of user-specific permission entries (if any) |
| array | $basePermissions | Base set of permissions to use as a starting point |
| array | $preDependencyCache | Outputs the permissions before dependency checks - useful for hierarchies |
| canonicalizePermissionCache | ( | array | $cache | ) |
Canonicalizes permission cache data into integers or true/false values from a version with deny/allow/unset/etc values. This is the actual representation to be used externally.
| array | $cache | Permission cache info with allow/unset/deny/etc values |
| canWritePermissionsDevelopmentFile | ( | $fileName | ) |
Determines if the permissions development file is writable. If the file does not exist, it checks whether the parent directory is writable.
| $fileName |
| deletePermissionCombination | ( | $combinationId | ) |
Deletes the sepcified permission combination.
| integer | $combinationId |
| deletePermissionsForAddOn | ( | $addOnId | ) |
Deletes the permissions that belong to the specified add-on.
| string | $addOnId |
| deleteUnusedPermissionCombinations | ( | ) |
Deletes permissions combinations that aren't associated with users.
| findOrCreatePermissionCombination | ( | $userId, | |
| array | $userGroupIds, | ||
$buildOnCreate = true |
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| ) |
Finds or creates a permission combination using the specified combination parameters. The user ID should only be provided if permissions exist for that user.
| integer | $userId | User ID, if there are user-specific permissions |
| array | $userGroupIds | List of user group IDs |
| boolean | $buildOnCreate | Build permission combo cache if created |
| findOrCreatePermissionCombinationFromUser | ( | array | $user, |
$buildOnCreate = true , |
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$checkForUserPerms = true |
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| ) |
Finds an existing permission combination or creates a new one from a user info array.
| array | $user | User info |
| boolean | $buildOnCreate | Build the permission combo cache if it must be created |
| boolean | $checkForUserPerms | If false, assumes there are no user perms (optimization) |
| getAllContentPermissionEntriesByTypeGrouped | ( | $permissionType | ) |
Gets all content permission entries for a type in an undefined order, grouped by the "level" of the permission. This is generally only needed for internal cache rebuilds.
Note that entries with a value of "unset" will not be returned by this.
| getAllContentPermissionEntriesForUserCollectionGrouped | ( | $contentTypeId, | |
| $contentId, | |||
$userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Gets all content-level permission entries for a user collection, grouped into their respective permission (not interface) groups.
| string | $contentTypeId | |
| integer | $contentId | |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getAllGlobalPermissionEntriesForUserCollectionGrouped | ( | $userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Gets all global-level permission entries for a user collection, grouped into their respective permission (not interface) groups.
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getAllPermissionCombinations | ( | ) |
Gets information about all permission combinations. Note that this function does not return the cached permission data!
| getAllPermissionEntriesGrouped | ( | ) |
Gets all permission entries in an undefined order, grouped by the "level" of the permission. This is generally only needed for internal cache rebuilds.
Note that entries with a value of "unset" will not be returned by this.
| getAllPermissionGroups | ( | ) |
Gets all permission groups ordered by their ID.
| getAllPermissionInterfaceGroups | ( | ) |
Gets all permission interface groups in order.
| getAllPermissions | ( | ) |
Get all permissions (ungrouped), in their relative display order. Proper display order cannot be gained unless the permissions are grouped into their interface groups.
| getAllPermissionsGrouped | ( | ) |
Gets all permission grouped based on their internal permission groups. This does not return based on interface groups.
| getAllPermissionsWithValues | ( | $userGroupId = 0 , |
|
$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Gets all permissions in their relative display order, with the correct/effective value for the specified user group or user.
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getContentPermissionEntryById | ( | $id | ) |
Gets a content permission entry (for a user or group) by its entry ID
| integer | $id |
| getContentPermissionsWithValues | ( | $contentTypeId, | |
| $contentId, | |||
| $permissionGroups, | |||
$userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Gets content permissions from the specified groups in their relative display order, with the correct/effective value for the specified user group or user.
| string | $contentTypeId | |
| integer | $contentId | |
| mixed|array | If array, only pulls permissions from the specified groups; otherwise, all | |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getContentPermissionTypeHandlers | ( | ) |
Gets objects that handle permission type build requests.
| getContentPermissionTypes | ( | ) |
Gets all content permission types in an undefined order.
| getDefaultPermission | ( | ) |
Gets the default permission data.
| getDefaultPermissionGroup | ( | ) |
Gets the default permission group data.
| getDefaultPermissionInterfaceGroup | ( | ) |
Gets the default permission interface group data.
| getDefaultPermissionsForInterface | ( | ) |
Gets all permissions, grouped into the interface groups, with values for the permissions coming from the default values.
| getInterfaceGroupedPermissions | ( | array | $permissions, |
| array | $interfaceGroups | ||
| ) |
Groups a list of permissions based on the interface group they belong to.
| array | $permissions | |
| array | $interfaceGroups |
| getPermissionAndInterfaceGroupedPermissions | ( | array | $permissions, |
| array | $interfaceGroups | ||
| ) |
Gets permissions grouped by their permission group and then their interface group. This is needed when a system requires all permissions in one or more permission groups for display, but keeping the permissions together based on permission group.
| array | $permissions | |
| array | $interfaceGroups |
| getPermissionByGroupAndId | ( | $permissionGroupId, | |
| $permissionId | |||
| ) |
Gets the named permission based on it's group and ID. Both the group and the permission ID are required for unique identification.
| string | $permissionGroupId | |
| string | $permissionId |
| getPermissionChoices | ( | $type, | |
| $contentSpecific | |||
| ) |
Gets the valid permission choices for the selected type of permission (based on context).
| string | $type | Type of permission. Values: system, user, userGroup |
| boolean | $contentSpecific | True if dealing with content-specific permissions. |
| getPermissionCombinationById | ( | $combinationId | ) |
Gets the specified permission combination, including permission cache.
| integer | $combinationId |
| getPermissionCombinationByUserId | ( | $userId | ) |
Gets the permission combination that applies to a user. Returns false if no user ID is specified.
| integer | $userId |
| getPermissionCombinationIdByUserRole | ( | $userId, | |
| array | $userGroupIds | ||
| ) |
Gets a permission combination ID based on a specific user role (user ID if there are specific permissions and a list of user group ID).
| integer | $userId | |
| array | $userGroupIds |
| getPermissionCombinationsByUserGroupId | ( | $userGroupId | ) |
Gets all permission combinations that involve the specified user group.
| integer | $userGroupId |
| getPermissionEntryById | ( | $id | ) |
Gets a permission entry (for a user or group) by its entry ID
| integer | $id |
| getPermissionGroupById | ( | $permissionGroupId | ) |
Gets the specified permission group.
| string | $permissionGroupId |
| getPermissionGroupMasterTitlePhraseValue | ( | $permissionGroupId | ) |
Gets a permission group's master title phrase text.
| string | $permissionGroupId |
| getPermissionGroupNames | ( | ) |
Gets all permission group names ordered by their ID.
| getPermissionGroupsByAddOn | ( | $addOnId | ) |
Gets all permission groups that belong to the specified add-on.
| string | $addOnId |
| getPermissionGroupsByIds | ( | array | $groupIds | ) |
Gets the named permission groups.
| array | $groupIds |
| getPermissionGroupTitlePhraseName | ( | $permissionGroupId | ) |
Gets the phrase name for a permission group.
| string | $permissionGroupId |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupById | ( | $interfaceGroupId | ) |
Gets the specified permission interface group.
| string | $interfaceGroupId |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupMasterTitlePhraseValue | ( | $interfaceGroupId | ) |
Gets a permission interface group's master title phrase text.
| string | $interfaceGroupId |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupNames | ( | ) |
Gets permission interface groups names in their display order.
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupsByAddOn | ( | $addOnId | ) |
Gets all permission interface groups that belong to the specified add-on.
| string | $addOnId |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupsByIds | ( | array | $groupIds | ) |
Gets the named permission interface groups.
| array | $groupIds |
| getPermissionInterfaceGroupTitlePhraseName | ( | $interfaceGroupId | ) |
Gets the phrase name for a permission interface group.
| string | $interfaceGroupId |
| getPermissionMasterTitlePhraseValue | ( | $permissionGroupId, | |
| $permissionId | |||
| ) |
Gets a permission's master title phrase text.
| string | $permissionGroupId | |
| string | $permissionId |
| getPermissionsByAddOn | ( | $addOnId | ) |
Gets all permissions that belong to the specified add-on.
| string | $addOnId |
| getPermissionsByPairs | ( | array | $pairs | ) |
Gets a collection of permissions by their group-permissions pairs. Key 0 must be the group and key 1 must be the permission.
| array | $pairs | Format: [] => [0 => group id, 1 => permission id] |
| getPermissionsDevelopmentFileName | ( | ) |
Gets the file name for the development output.
| getPermissionsDevelopmentXml | ( | ) |
Gets the permission development XML document.
| getPermissionTitlePhraseName | ( | $permissionGroupId, | |
| $permissionId | |||
| ) |
Gets the phrase name for a permission.
| string | $permissionGroupId | |
| string | $permissionId |
| getUserCollectionContentPermissionsForGroupedInterface | ( | $contentTypeId, | |
| $contentId, | |||
| $permissionGroups, | |||
$userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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Gets all content permissions, grouped into the permission groups and then interface groups, with values for the permissions specified for a particular group or user.
| string | $contentTypeId | |
| integer | $contentId | |
| mixed | string | array | $permissionGroups | If array, only those permission groups; if string, only that group; otherwise, all |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getUserCollectionContentPermissionsForInterface | ( | $contentTypeId, | |
| $contentId, | |||
| $permissionGroups, | |||
$userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Gets all content permissions, grouped into the interface groups, with values for the permissions specified for a particular group or user.
| string | $contentTypeId | |
| integer | $contentId | |
| mixed | string | array | $permissionGroups | If array, only those permission groups; if string, only that group; otherwise, all |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getUserCollectionPermissionsForInterface | ( | $userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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Gets all permissions, grouped into the interface groups, with values for the permissions specified for a particular group or user.
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| getUsersWithGlobalUserPermissions | ( | ) |
Gets all users that have global, custom user permissions.
| getViewNodeContentPermission | ( | $nodeId, | |
| $userGroupId, | |||
| $userId | |||
| ) |
Gets the view node permission attached to a specific node. This permission is a bit weird since it doesn't fit in the expected groups, so it has to be handled specially.
| integer | $nodeId | |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| importPermissionsAddOnXml | ( | SimpleXMLElement | $xml, |
| $addOnId | |||
| ) |
Imports the add-on permissions XML.
| SimpleXMLElement | $xml | XML element pointing to the root of the navigation data |
| string | $addOnId | Add-on to import for |
| importPermissionsDevelopmentXml | ( | $fileName | ) |
Imports the development permissions XML data.
| string | $fileName | File to read the XML from |
| permissionsForUserExist | ( | $userId | ) |
Returns true if a user has specific permissions set.
| integer | $userId |
| preparePermission | ( | array | $permission | ) |
Prepares a permission for display.
| array | $permission |
| preparePermissionGroup | ( | array | $permissionGroup | ) |
Prepares a permission group for display.
| array | $permissionGroup |
| preparePermissionGroups | ( | array | $permissionGroups | ) |
Perpares a list of permission groups for display.
| array | $permissionGroups | Format: [] => permission group info |
| preparePermissionInterfaceGroup | ( | array | $interfaceGroup | ) |
Prepares a permission interface group for display.
| array | $interfaceGroup |
| preparePermissionInterfaceGroups | ( | array | $interfaceGroups | ) |
Perpares a list of permission interface groups for display.
| array | $interfaceGroups | Format: [] => interface group info |
| preparePermissions | ( | array | $permissions | ) |
Prepares an ungrouped list of permissions for display.
| array | $permissions | Format: [] => permission info |
| preparePermissionsGrouped | ( | array | $permissions | ) |
Prepares a set of permissions that were grouped for display.
| array | $permissions | Format: [group id][] => permission info |
| rebuildContentPermissionCombination | ( | array | $combination, |
| array | $permissionsGrouped, | ||
| array & | $permCache | ||
| ) |
Rebuilds the content permission cache for the specified combination. This function will rebuild permissions for all types of content and all pieces of content for that type.
| array | $combination | Array of combination information |
| array | $permissionsGrouped | List of permissions, grouped |
| array | $permCache | Global permission cache for this combination, with values of unset, etc. May be modified by ref. |
| rebuildPermissionCache | ( | $maxExecution = 0 , |
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$startCombinationId = 0 |
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Rebuilds all permission cache entries.
| integer | $maxExecution | Limit execution time |
| integer | $startCombinationId | If specified, starts the rebuild at the specified combination ID |
| rebuildPermissionCacheForUserGroup | ( | $userGroupId | ) |
Rebuilds all permission cache data for combinations that involve the specified user group.
| integer | $userGroupId |
| rebuildPermissionCacheForUserId | ( | $userId | ) |
Rebuilds the permission cache for the specified user ID. A combination with this user ID must exist for a rebuild to be triggered.
| integer | $userId |
| rebuildPermissionCombination | ( | array | $combination, |
| array | $permissionsGrouped, | ||
| array | $entries | ||
| ) |
Rebuilds the specified permission combination and updates the cache.
| array | $combination | Permission combination info |
| array | $permissionsGrouped | List of valid permissions, grouped |
| array | $entries | List of permission entries, with keys system/users/userGroups |
| rebuildPermissionCombinationById | ( | $combinationId | ) |
Rebuilds the specific permission combination.
| integer | $combinationId |
| updateContentPermissionsForUserCollection | ( | array | $newPermissions, |
| $contentTypeId, | |||
| $contentId, | |||
$userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Updates the provded set of global permissions for a user collection (user group, user, system-wide).
| array | $newPermissions | Permissions to update, format: [permission_group_id][permission_id] => value |
| string | $contentTypeId | |
| integer | $contentId | |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| updateGlobalPermissionsForUserCollection | ( | array | $newPermissions, |
$userGroupId = 0 , |
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$userId = 0 |
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| ) |
Updates the provded set of global permissions for a user collection (user group, user, system-wide).
| array | $newPermissions | Permissions to update, format: [permission_group_id][permission_id] => value |
| integer | $userGroupId | |
| integer | $userId |
| updateUserPermissionCombination | ( | $userId, | |
$buildOnCreate = true , |
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$checkForUserPerms = true |
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| ) |
Updates a user's permission combination based on the current state in the database.
| integer | array | $userId | Integer user ID or array of user info |
| boolean | $buildOnCreate | If true, the permission cache for a combination will be built if it's created |
| boolean | $checkForUserPerms | If false, doesn't look for user perms. Mostly an optimization |
| updateUserPermissionCombinations | ( | array | $userIds, |
$buildOnCreate = true |
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| ) |
Updates the permission combinations for a bunch of users.
| array | $userIds | |
| boolean | $buildOnCreate |
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Kolisi salutes South Africa fans as thousands greet returning world champions
South Africa captain Siya Kolisi said he was “tired but grateful, humbled and over-awed” after the World Cup winners were greeted by thousands of fans on their return to the country.
The Springboks triumphed 32-12 over England in Yokohama on Saturday to claim a record-equalling third trophy and a large portion of the squad landed in Johannesburg on three different flights on Tuesday, with more to return on Wednesday.
Kolisi, South Africa’s first black rugby captain, was mobbed by supporters as he carried the Webb Ellis Cup through OR Tambo International Airport.
“In Japan, we got a glimpse of the support back home, but this reception is something else – we can’t begin to thank everyone for backing us throughout this journey,” Kolisi told the South African Rugby Union’s website.
“We did this for all South Africans – ordinary people who work tirelessly all day long to care for their families and friends and ultimately make our wonderful country an even better place.
“Winning the World Cup on foreign soil was very special and arriving home to this wonderful support is the cherry on top. We are tired but grateful, humbled and over-awed – thank you!”
Kolisi, coach Rassie Erasmus, vice-captain Handre Pollard and others had been delayed for a few hours in Sydney ahead of the final leg of their journey, but fans stuck around having earlier greeted the likes of World Rugby Player of the Year Pieter-Steph Du Toit and final try scorers Cheslin Kolbe and Makazole Mapimpi.
The squad will now embark on a ‘Champions Tour’, taking in appearances in Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town after kicking off with a parade through Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto on Thursday.
“We brought the Webb Ellis Cup home for all South Africans and we really wish we could go everywhere to thank our supporters, but unfortunately logistics and time constraints doesn’t allow for that to happen this time,” said Erasmus.
“I would like to agree with Siya – the support here at the airport today made all the hard work and sacrifices over the last two months worth it.
“Thank you to everyone who came out to greet us tonight.”


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Outfitter is installed just like any other addon. If World of Warcraft is running you should exit from the game before installing. Extract the contents of the Outfitter.zip file and then copy the resulting Outfitter folder to your World of Warcraft's Addons folder located inside the Interface folder.
Windows users: The Addons folder can normally be found at C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Interface\Addons
MacOS users:The Addons folder can normally be found inside the Interface folder which is located inside the World of Warcraft application folder
IMPORTANT: Depending on your unzipping application, you may end up with the addon folder inside another folder. Look inside the Outfitter folder and verify that there's a file named Outfitter.toc. If you don't see this file and see another folder instead, open that folder and look for the file. The folder containing the .toc file is the one which should be copied to your World of Warcraft addons folder.
The addon is now installed and you can now launch World of Warcraft.
To open Outfitter simply open World of Warcrafts character window (usually the 'c' key on your keyboard. You can open Outfitter from the Character window by click the button with a robe icon in the top right corner of the window.
One of the first things you will notice is that Outfitter has created several outfits for you and that these outfits are in categories named Complete Wardrobes, Mix-n-match, Accessories, and Special Occassions.
Complete Wardrobes are outfits which contain an item for every slot of your inventory. Whenever you wear a complete wardrobe you will replace any other outfits you're wearing at the time. The first time you use Outfitter it will create two complete wardrobes for you. The Normal wardrobe is whatever gear you happened to be wearing when Outfitter was first run. The Birthday Suit outfit is a naked outfit which will remove all of your gear when you wear it.
Mix-n-match outfits on the other hand don't have items in every slot. These outfits are used to overlay special sets of items, such as Fire Resist gear or PvP items, over a complete wardrobe. Any time you select a Mix-n-match outfit you will replace all other outfits you're wearing, except for the selected Complete Wardrobe which will act as a base outfit for the overlay. The first time you use Outfitter it will attempt to create a set of resistance gear (Fire, Nature, etc.) for you. If you don't have any items which give you a particular resistance then Outfitter won't create that outfit automatically.
Accessories, like Mix-n-match, are also only partial outfits. The difference is that you can combine as many accessory outfits as you like. These outfits can be used for equipping special items such as Jumper Cables, Lei of Lilies, fishing poles, or other items which you don't normally have as part of another outfit. The first time you use Outfitter it will search your bags for tradeskill items, such as fishing poles, gloves with herbalism, mining or skinning enchants, etc. and create Accessory outfits for those.
The last category is Special Occassion outfits which are worn automatically for you at the appropriate time. There are several of these outfits, some are created for every class and others are only created for specific classes
The Argent Dawn outfit will be worn whenever you're in the plaguelands, Scholomance or Stratholme and will automatically be setup with your Argent Dawn trinket if you have one.
The Riding outfit will be worn whenever you are mounted and will automatically be setup with your Carrot on a Stick, boots with Mithril Spurs, and gloves with the Riding Skill enchantment if you have those. Note that by default the riding outfit is setup so that it won't equip when you are in a battleground. You can change this setting using the menu to the right of the outfit.
The Dining outfit will be worn whenever you start eating or drinking. This outfit is initially "transparent" (meaning it has no inventory slots enabled) but can be edited to include items which boost your spirit or health and mana regen in order to lower your down time. Choosing items for this outfit can be tricky though since you don't want to swap in items which reduce your stamina or intellect.
The Battlegrounds outfit will be worn whenever you're in one of the three battlegrounds and can be used to automatically equip your PvP gear.
There are also class-specific outfits for priests (shadowform), rogues (stealth), warriors (all three stances), and druids (all four shapeshift forms). These outfits are set to transparent by default, so they have no effect.
Any of the Special Occassion outfits can be disabled by using the menu to the right of the outfit. This is useful if you only temporarily want to prevent that outfit from auto-equipping.
To create an outfit click the New Outfit button at the bottom of the window. This will open the New Outfit window where you can name your new outfit and specify how you want it initially setup.
By default the Optimize menu will be set to use current outfit. This will create the new outfit as a Complete Wardrobe using whatever items you currently have equipped.
You may choose Create Empty Outfit which will create an outfit with no slots enabled.
If you want to have Outfitter generate an outfit for you which maximizes some attribute, you can choose that attribute from the various sub-menus of the Optimize menu. You can maximize stamina, nature resistance, spell damage, and many other attributes using this feature. Outfitter will scan your bags and inventory and choose an item for each slot which has the maximum value for that attribute. If you don't have any items for a slot which contain that attribute then that slot will not be enabled in your new outfit.
You can change the contents of an outfit at any time by opening Outfitter and selecting the outfit from your list of outfits. The selected outfit will equip and the enabled slots for that outfit will have checkmarks in them. Just equip an item and it will be added to the selected outfit. If you no longer want that outfit to include a particular slot just uncheck the box for that slot.
When an outfit is selected you will also see two new buttons at the top of your character window "Enable all" and "Enable none" These buttons can be used to quickly enable all item slots or disable all item slots to make it easier to create your outfit.
The minimap button will initially be located at the center of the left side of your minimap. If you are using other addons which place buttons around the minimap you may have to temporarily move them out of the way in order to see Outfitters button.
To change the position of Outfitter button just drag it to where you'd like it. This position will be remembered and set for you each time you start World of Warcraft.
To bring up Outfitters minimap menu click the button. From here you can open the Outfitter UI in order to edit outfits or you can quickly select an outfit to wear.
QuickSlots are automatically added to your character window for each item slot. They allow you to quickly find items which go into that slot without having to dig through all your bags. To access the QuickSlot just click a slot in your character window. A row of inventory slots will appear containing every item you have which can go into that slot. An empty slot is also provided so you can quickly unequip an item without having to open your bags.
Commands to equip or unequip outfits can be included in macros. Outfitter supports these commands:
/outfitter wear outfitname
Equips the outfit named outfitname
/outfitter unwear outfitname
Unequips the outfit named outfitname
/outfitter toggle outfitname
Toggles the outfit named outfitname (if it is currently equipped it's removed,
otherwise it's equipped
You can create custom behaviors for outfits by attaching scripts to them. See lua.org for more information on the LUA language used by World of Warcraft for scripting and see WoWiki for more information on the Warcraft interface
In addition to the normal events provided by WoW, Outfitter also provides some useful custom events to help in writing scripts.
Outfits can be attached to a key so that they can be equipped or removed using a key press. Outfitter supports up to 10 outfits being attached to keys. To attach an outfit to a key on your keyboard, do the following:
First, use the menu next to the outfit to choose which of the 10 key bindings you want to use for your outfit.
Next open World of Warcraft's Key Binding settings window and scroll down to the Outfitter section. In that section you will see the 10 key binding outfits listed and you can associate a key combination with that outfit.
Detect Spellsurge proc and equip an alternate weapon
-- $EVENTS PLAYER_ENTERING_WORLD CHAT_MSG_SPELL_PERIODIC_SELF_BUFFS TIMER -- $DESC Equips the outfit when the players own Spellsurge procs, then unequips it 50 seconds later if event == "PLAYER_ENTERING_WORLD" then outfit.spellsurgeEnd = nil elseif event == "CHAT_MSG_SPELL_PERIODIC_SELF_BUFFS" then if arg1 == "You gain 10 Mana from Spellsurge." and not outfit.spellsurgeEnd then outfit.spellsurgeEnd = time + 50 equip = true end elseif event == "TIMER" then if outfit.spellsurgeEnd and time >= outfit.spellsurgeEnd then outfit.spellsurgeEnd = nil equip = false end end
Equip on specific spellcast
-- $EVENTS UNIT_SPELLCAST_START -- $DESC Equips when you start casting the specified spell, unequips when you cast something else -- $SETTING spell={Type="String", Label="Spell"} if arg1 ~= "player" then return end if strlower(arg2) == strlower(setting.spell) then equip = true else equip = false end
Equips when mana is low, then unequips when mana returns (by RaeVanMorlock)
-- $EVENTS UNIT_MANA -- $DESC Equips the outfit when your mana drops below a certain percentage. Unequips when it reaches a certain percentage. -- $SETTING ManaEquip={Label="Equip below", Type="Number", Suffix="% mana"} -- $SETTING ManaUnequip={Label="Unquip above", Type="Number", Suffix="% mana"} if arg1 ~= "player" then return end local manaPercent = 100 * UnitMana(arg1) / UnitManaMax(arg1) if manaPercent < setting.ManaEquip then equip = true elseif didEquip and manaPercent > setting.ManaUnequip then equip = false end
Unequips other outfits when this outfit is equipped, then puts them back on when it's unequipped
-- $EVENTS OUTFIT_EQUIPPED OUTFIT_UNEQUIPPED -- $SETTING Outfits="StringTable" -- $DESC Unequips the listed outfits when this outfit is equipped, then puts them back on when it's unequipped if event == "OUTFIT_EQUIPPED" then for _, name in ipairs(settings.Outfits) do Outfitter:RemoveOutfit(Outfitter:FindOutfit(name)) end return elseif event == "OUTFIT_UNEQUIPPED" then for _, name in ipairs(settings.Outfits) do Outfitter:WearOutfitByName(name) end return end


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We are focused on assisting ecosystems by fostering and preserving flora and fauna which will benefit the people and environment in the long term.
By utilizing Leaflet we are able to provide users with information that is shown directly to the user, interactive and easy to understand.
We provide information on how users can get involved to help solve these issues and educate themselves more on the matter.
From 2019-2020 Australia experienced the largest Bush Fire event ever and in total burned an estimated 18.6 million hectares of land and killed nearly 3 billion wild animals.
The impact of this event has worsened the outlook for struggling species with some researchers believing it has brought some species to extinction. With this event being so recent there is not enough up to date data to verify the true effect on the local flora and fauna yet many researchers claim the current figures are conservative at best. Since the majority of data publicly available is not current we are displaying data before the 2019/2020 Bushfires and thus in future there may be a major changes.
Native species will struggle to recover due to invasive species devasting Australia's unique environment
Due to Australia's lack of an Apex predator, the local wildlife is unaccustomed to invasive species such as feral cats and foxes and the numbers of invasive species cannot be regulated easily, leading to massive population growth and overconsumption.
For years the government has implemented hunting and poisoning programs in attempt to regulate invasive species. However the species have never been truly wiped out and usually grow resistant to poisons and viruses over time leading to the population bouncing back.
To solve this issue accountability and awareness are important. Raising public awareness will motivate others to pitch in and potentially sway their political stance, leading to approval of policies that benefit this cause. This issue covers an entire continent and is brought about by a variety of factors, meaning that solving the issue requires action on an individual and bureaucratic level.
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This Spring, Syracuse University will welcome it’s first student-run hackathon – CuseHacks. College, high school, and middle school students around the northeast region are invited to spend 24 hours hacking to build cool and innovative applications, websites, and hardware projects.
You do not need to know how to code to participate. Designers, Artists, Entrepreneurs, Engineers, and anyone interested in creating are encouraged to participate. CuseHacks hopes to foster a fun and safe space for experimentation and education. We are dedicated to facilitating a welcoming environment for everyone, particularly beginners. Asking questions is a beautiful thing. Mentors and volunteers will be there to help you by answering questions, leading fun workshops, and guiding you on your hack.
It will be fun. Throughout the weekend, you can use your imagination to make anything you want with the help of your amazing peers and impressive mentors. In addition to that, there will be games, food, and swag! Build something or break something. CuseHacks just wants you to have a great experience meeting new people, working with friends, and gaining new skills, learning about the possibilities of technology.
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The number of people who use public transport, such as buses, daily in a major Indian city could fill a small European country. For instance, BMTC records approximately 50 lakh passenger trips in a day. Planning for public transport in Indian cities is not just a question of efficiency, but has implications for people's livelihoods, and in turn, social mobility. But how can we include the needs of diverse sets of people in the transport planning process?
Fields of View undertook research in collaboration with our partners IIIT-B, TU Delft, and KTH Royal Institute of Technology to build tools for transport planners that can integrate both data on physical resources (fleet, road networks, and fuel) as well as the needs and preferences of people. Our efforts in this project are supported by The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).
We presented our research, and released data comics based on the research during 'All Aboard!', a workshop on equity in public transport held on June 20-21, 2019.


Steven Gerrard speaks out about replacing Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool
Steven Gerrard is the frontrunner to replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool when his contract expires
by Liam Prenderville, http://www.facebook.com/mirrorfootballSteven Gerrard is refusing to lose sight of his targets at Rangers amid speculation of a return to Liverpool .
Gerrard continues to be tipped to move back to Anfield once Jurgen Klopp departs the club.
Klopp's current deal expires in 2022 and he has so far failed to discuss his intentions after that.
Kop legend Gerrard appears the most logical replacement and is continuing to impress north of the border with Rangers.
But on talk of returning to Merseyside, the former Liverpool captain said: “I am very driven and ambitious and I haven't gone into this management lightly.
“We feel like we have got a really good team and we are enjoying it.
“I get this question a lot about where I want to end up and what is the ambition and the dream - the dream for me is to just win the next football match.
“That is all I need to focus on. I don't need to put time-frames on this or that.
“I am really enjoying what I am doing and I am privileged to be in the position and the focus is the next three points or the next challenge. That is all I worry about.
“It will take me wherever it takes me, if that is to the top, fantastic, but I already feel like I am working for a top club now.”
Gerrard has Rangers level with Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership after 12 matches.
The Gers have managed 10 wins so far this season and are on course to mount a title challenge.
Rangers are also sat second in their Europa League group with two matches remaining.


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Compares the byte, word, or double word specified with the first source operand with the byte, word, or double word specified with the second source operand and sets the status flags in the EFLAGS register according to the results. Both source operands are located in memory. The address of the first source operand is read from either the DS:ESI or the DS:SI registers (depending on the address-size attribute of the instruction, 32 or 16, respectively). The address of the second source operand is read from either the ES:EDI or the ES:DI registers (again depending on the address-size attribute of the instruction). The DS segment may be overridden with a segment override prefix, but the ES segment cannot be overridden.
At the assembly-code level, two forms of this instruction are allowed: the "explicit-operands" form and the "no-operands" form. The explicit-operands form (specified with the CMPS mnemonic) allows the two source operands to be specified explicitly. Here, the source operands should be symbols that indicate the size and location of the source values. This explicit-operands form is provided to allow documentation; however, note that the documentation provided by this form can be misleading. That is, the source operand symbols must specify the correct type (size) of the operands (bytes, words, or doublewords), but they do not have to specify the correct location.
The locations of the source operands are always specified by the DS:(E)SI and ES:(E)DI registers, which must be loaded correctly before the compare string instruction is executed.
The no-operands form provides "short forms" of the byte, word, and doubleword versions of the CMPS instructions. Here also the DS:(E)SI and ES:(E)DI registers are assumed by the processor to specify the location of the source operands. The size of the source operands is selected with the mnemonic: CMPSB (byte comparison), CMPSW (word comparison), or CMPSD (doubleword comparison).
After the comparison, the (E)SI and (E)DI registers increment or decrement automatically according to the setting of the DF flag in the EFLAGS register. (If the DF flag is 0, the (E)SI and (E)DI register increment; if the DF flag is 1, the (E)SI and (E)DI registers decrement.) The registers increment or decrement by 1 for byte operations, by 2 for word operations, or by 4 for doubleword operations.
The CMPS, CMPSB, CMPSW, and CMPSD instructions can be preceded by the REP prefix for block comparisons of ECX bytes, words, or doublewords. More often, however, these instructions will be used in a LOOP construct that takes some action based on the setting of the status flags before the next comparison is made. See "REP/REPE/REPZ/REPNE /REPNZ-Repeat String Operation Prefix" in Chapter 4 for a description of the REP prefix.
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Chapter 18 GAMs: Generalized Additive Models
So far, we have learned ways to model continuous, logical, and count response variables as functions of quantitative and categorical predictors. We started with linear models - where both the response and predictor variables are quantitative and the relationship between them is linear. What about nonlinear relationships?
So far, we have considered…
- Categorical predictor variables. Making use of indicator variables for (all but one of the) categories, we can model a situation where each value of the predictor variable has a different effect on the response. But…
- How many categories?
- What about periodicity?
- GLMs. In logistic, Poisson, etc. regression, the action of the link function results in a relationship between the predictors and the response variable that is linear on the scale of the link function ( = scale of the RHS of the equation), but non-linear on the scale of the response variables (LHS). But…
- Nonlinear, but monotonic
18.1 Non-linear, non-monotonic relationships
It’s not true that all interesting predictor-response relationships are linear or monotonic. One example is in some data on bat migration: how does the probability of bats leaving on their migratory journey depend on air humidity?
Another dataset (our example for the day) – ozone levels as a function of solar radiation (rad
), temperature (temp
) and wind speed (wind
):
18.2 Smooth terms
We can fit a model where the relationship between the response and the predictor is a ``smooth" – no linearity or monotonicity requirement.
18.2.1 Basis functions
- A smooth term is constructed as the sum of several parts, or basis functions. Each of these functions has a relatively simple shape, but scaled and added together, they can produce nearly any ``wiggly" shape.
- Increasing the dimension of the basis (more functions added together) can allow more wiggliness.
- Goal: allow enough wiggliness to fit the data well, without overfitting (smooth goes through every point in the data, or follows ``trends" that are spurious)
We will fit smooth models to data using the function gam()
from the package mgcv
. It includes many options for basis functions (types of smooths) - see ?mgcv::gam
or [https://rsconnect.calvin.edu:3939/content/28/] for details.
18.3 Fitting GAMs
An excellent resource: https://converged.yt/mgcv-workshop/.
18.3.1 Choosing model formulation
Which terms should be modelled as smooth terms? Explore the data!
- Pros:
- Cons:
18.3.2 Model formula
Let’s fit a simple GAM for the ozone data as a function of radiation, temperature and wind. Note the s()
function for specifying a smooth, which takes as input:
- a variable name (or more than one, for advanced users)
k
bs
How do we choose? For some exploration, see: [https://rsconnect.calvin.edu:3939/content/28/].
We can also fit the model and smooths by different methods and with options:
method = 'GCV.Cp'
method = 'REML'
method = 'ML'
select = TRUE
(orFALSE
)
require(mgcv)
oz.gam <- gam(ozone ~ s(rad, k=5, bs='tp') +
s(wind, k=5, bs='tp') +
s(temp, k=5, bs='tp'), data=oz,
method='REML', select=TRUE)
par(mar=c(4,4,2,2))
plot(oz.gam)
summary(oz.gam)
##
## Family: gaussian
## Link function: identity
##
## Formula:
## ozone ~ s(rad, k = 5, bs = "tp") + s(wind, k = 5, bs = "tp") +
## s(temp, k = 5, bs = "tp")
##
## Parametric coefficients:
## Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
## (Intercept) 42.10 1.65 25.4 <2e-16 ***
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## Approximate significance of smooth terms:
## edf Ref.df F p-value
## s(rad) 1.66 4 3.26 0.00047 ***
## s(wind) 2.91 4 13.78 3.0e-11 ***
## s(temp) 2.37 4 14.46 8.5e-12 ***
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## R-sq.(adj) = 0.726 Deviance explained = 74.3%
## -REML = 482.89 Scale est. = 303.89 n = 111
18.4 Model Assessment
In addition to what you already know (…which all still holds, except linearity expectation!) mgcv
has some nice model checking functions built in.
##
## Method: REML Optimizer: outer newton
## full convergence after 6 iterations.
## Gradient range [-0.000192,1.33e-05]
## (score 483 & scale 304).
## Hessian positive definite, eigenvalue range [4.35e-05,55.1].
## Model rank = 13 / 13
##
## Basis dimension (k) checking results. Low p-value (k-index<1) may
## indicate that k is too low, especially if edf is close to k'.
##
## k' edf k-index p-value
## s(rad) 4.00 1.66 0.95 0.27
## s(wind) 4.00 2.91 0.96 0.22
## s(temp) 4.00 2.37 0.78 0.01 **
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
18.4.1 Concurvity
Like collinearity and multicollinearity, but for smooths…values of 0 indicate no problem, and 1 a huge problem (total lack of identifiability – same information in multiple predictors).
Overall, does the model have problems with concurvity?
## para s(rad) s(wind) s(temp)
## worst 8.11e-20 0.280 0.344 0.426
## observed 8.11e-20 0.202 0.318 0.357
## estimate 8.11e-20 0.172 0.238 0.343
Or alternatively, which specific pairs of terms cause problems?
## $worst
## para s(rad) s(wind) s(temp)
## para 1.00e+00 4.14e-28 7.60e-20 1.72e-28
## s(rad) 3.92e-28 1.00e+00 1.24e-01 2.69e-01
## s(wind) 7.60e-20 1.24e-01 1.00e+00 3.24e-01
## s(temp) 1.78e-28 2.69e-01 3.24e-01 1.00e+00
##
## $observed
## para s(rad) s(wind) s(temp)
## para 1.00e+00 1.15e-30 5.47e-23 2.84e-30
## s(rad) 3.92e-28 1.00e+00 1.03e-01 1.60e-01
## s(wind) 7.60e-20 5.43e-02 1.00e+00 2.97e-01
## s(temp) 1.78e-28 1.95e-01 3.00e-01 1.00e+00
##
## $estimate
## para s(rad) s(wind) s(temp)
## para 1.00e+00 2.39e-30 8.37e-22 7.83e-31
## s(rad) 3.92e-28 1.00e+00 7.78e-02 2.00e-01
## s(wind) 7.60e-20 3.93e-02 1.00e+00 2.45e-01
## s(temp) 1.78e-28 1.62e-01 2.20e-01 1.00e+00
18.5 Model Selection
18.5.1 Shrinkage and Penalties
With GAMs, in a sense, some model selection is (or can be) done during model fitting - what smooth is best? Or is the relationship a line? A flat line? Using shrinkage basis or including select=TRUE
allows for this.
18.5.2 P-value selection
Cautions: p-values are approximate! Successfulness of the procedure best when fitting method is: ML (1st choice), REML (2nd choice).
Interpretation as usual. Note that anova()
(not Anova()
) works here - especially for GAMs, it does not do sequential tests; and Anova()
doesn’t handle GAMs.
18.5.3 Information criteria
- Conditional/Approximate - bias
- Fitting method:
- REML-based IC scores can be used to compare models with different random effects but not different predictors. (IF
select = TRUE
and using a shrinkage basis.) - ML-based IC scores can be used to compare models with different fixed effects (regular predictors) and different
family
, but not different random effects
- REML-based IC scores can be used to compare models with different random effects but not different predictors. (IF
require(MuMIn)
oz.ml <- update(oz.gam, method='ML', na.action='na.fail')
head(dredge(oz.ml, rank='AIC'),2)
## Global model call: gam(formula = ozone ~ s(rad, k = 5, bs = "tp") + s(wind, k = 5,
## bs = "tp") + s(temp, k = 5, bs = "tp"), data = oz, na.action = "na.fail",
## method = "ML", select = TRUE)
## ---
## Model selection table
## (Int) s(rad,5,"tp") s(tmp,5,"tp") s(wnd,5,"tp") df logLik AIC delta
## 8 42.1 + + + 10 -471 962 0.00
## 7 42.1 + + 8 -477 971 9.32
## weight
## 8 0.991
## 7 0.009
## Models ranked by AIC(x)


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Class animation
A class allowing sprites to be animated.
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animation.animation
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See also:
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animation:new (args)
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Creates a new animation with the arguments provided.
Parameters:
- args
table
A table containing arguments, which may be any of the following:
frames: (Optional) The frames of the animation.
frameDurations: (Optional) The duration, in seconds, of each frame of the animation, or of all of them.
Defaults to 1/60.
sprite: The drawable used in the animation.
colors: (Optional) A table containing all of the colors which will overlay the sprite, or one color which will overlay all of them.
Returns:
animation
The created animation.
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animation:start ()
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Starts the animation. Makes the sprite draw using the first frame of this animation.
Returns:
nil
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animation:stop ()
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Stops the animation. Makes the sprite go back to drawing using its image property.
Returns:
nil
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animation:pause ()
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Pauses the animation. Note, a paused animation will use the current frame of the animation,
while a sprite not animating will use the sprite's image.
Returns:
nil
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animation:resume ()
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Resumes the animation.
Returns:
nil
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animation:reset ()
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Resets all properties of this animation involving its running state.
Returns:
nil
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animation:copy ()
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Makes a copy of this animation, resetting its state in the process.
Returns:
animation
The copied animation.
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animation:animate ()
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Animates the sprite, advancing which frame it is on if necessary, or updating the time until the next frame.
Returns:
nil
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animation:animateAll ()
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Animates all animations at once.
Returns:
nil


Disney takes ‘Star Wars’ to streaming with ‘Mandalorian’
WEST HOLLYWOOD, Nov 12 — The next adventure in the Star Wars movie and TV franchise, arriving today on Walt Disney Co’s new streaming service, takes place on a lawless planet at the outer reaches of the galaxy.
The Mandalorian, an eight-episode live-action series, stars Game of Thrones actor Pedro Pascal as a helmeted bounty hunter. It will be available on Disney+, a new US$7-per-month (RM29-per-month) online subscription meant to compete with Netflix Inc
As is typical with Star Wars, Disney and the cast have revealed little about the plot.
“Just kind of imagine crossing the borders and going into unknown territory ... with a lot of familiar elements and completely brand new elements,” Pascal said in an interview with Reuters.
The Mandalorian is set between the events of Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, the sixth and seventh instalments in the Star Wars movie saga.
Disney will release the first episode today and the second on Friday, followed by one instalment each Friday after that. — Reuters


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Zigbee Application Framework API Reference
EmberZNet <IP_ADDRESS>
For the EFR32 and EM3xx Platforms
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The DMP Tuning and Testing plugin contributes CLI commands to the application framework to be used for initiating actions related to DMP tuning or testing.
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_GET_ADVERTISEMENT_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble get-advertisement-priorities
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_GET_CONNECTION_INIT_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble get-connection-init-priorities
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_GET_CONNECTION_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble get-connection-priorities
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_GET_RAIL_PRIORITY_MAPPING |
plugin dmp-tuning ble get-rail-priority-mapping
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_GET_SCAN_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble get-scan-priorities
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_SET_ADVERTISEMENT_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble set-advertisement-priorities [adv_min:1] [adv_max:1]
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_SET_CONNECTION_INIT_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble set-connection-init-priorities [init_min:1] [init_max:1]
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_SET_CONNECTION_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble set-connection-priorities [conn_min:1] [conn_max:1]
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_SET_RAIL_PRIORITY_MAPPING |
plugin dmp-tuning ble set-rail-priority-mapping [rail_mapping_offset:1] [rail_mapping_range:1]
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_BLE_SET_SCAN_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning ble set-scan-priorities [scan_min:1] [scan_max:1]
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_RAIL_DISABLE_CONFIG_SCHEDULER_EVENTS |
plugin dmp-tuning rail disable-config-scheduler-events
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plugin dmp-tuning rail enable-config-scheduler-events
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_RAIL_GET_CONFIG_SCHEDULER_EVENTS_ENABLED |
plugin dmp-tuning rail get-config-scheduler-events-enabled
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_RAIL_GET_SCHEDULED_EVENT_COUNTERS |
plugin dmp-tuning rail get-scheduled-event-counters
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_ZIGBEE_GET_SCHEDULER_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning zigbee get-scheduler-priorities
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_ZIGBEE_GET_SLIP_TIME |
plugin dmp-tuning zigbee get-slip-time
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_ZIGBEE_SET_SCHEDULER_PRIORITIES |
plugin dmp-tuning zigbee set-scheduler-priorities [background-rx:1] [active-rx:1] [active-tx:1]
| #define EMBER_AF_DOXYGEN_CLI_COMMAND_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_PLUGIN_DMP_TUNING_ZIGBEE_SET_SLIP_TIME |
plugin dmp-tuning zigbee set-slip-time [slip-time:4]


Israel's attorney general indicts PM Netanyahu on corruption charges
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel’s attorney general indicted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on corruption charges on Thursday, heightening uncertainty over who will ultimately lead a country mired in political chaos after two inconclusive elections this year.
Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announced the decision, the first of its kind against a serving Israeli prime minister, in a statement and said the charges included bribery, breach of trust and fraud.
Netanyahu, who has denied wrongdoing in three corruption cases, is under no legal obligation to resign after being charged. He was due to make a statement at 2030 GMT.
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Police recommended in February that Mandelblit file criminal charges against the right-wing prime minister in the long-running investigations dubbed Cases 1000, 2000 and 4000.
Netanyahu is suspected of wrongfully accepting $264,000 worth of gifts, which prosecutors said included cigars and champagne, from tycoons and of dispensing favours in alleged bids for improved coverage by Israel’s biggest selling newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth, and the Walla website.
Israel’s longest-serving premier could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted of bribery and a maximum 3-year term for fraud and breach of trust.


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#include <array_ops.h>
Finds unique elements along an axis of a tensor.
This operation either returns a tensor y
containing unique elements along the axis
of a tensor. The returned unique elements is sorted in the same order as they occur along axis
in x
. This operation also returns a tensor idx
and a tensor count
that are the same size as the number of the elements in x
along the axis
dimension. The idx
contains the index in the unique output y
and the count
contains the count in the unique output y
. In other words, for an 1-D
tensor x
with `axis = None:
y[idx[i]] = x[i] for i in [0, 1,...,rank(x) - 1]
For example:
# tensor 'x' is [1, 1, 2, 4, 4, 4, 7, 8, 8] y, idx, count = unique_with_counts(x) y ==> [1, 2, 4, 7, 8] idx ==> [0, 0, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4] count ==> [2, 1, 3, 1, 2]
For an 2-D
tensor x
with axis = 0
:
# tensor 'x' is [[1, 0, 0], # [1, 0, 0], # [2, 0, 0]] y, idx, count = unique_with_counts(x, axis=0) y ==> [[1, 0, 0], [2, 0, 0]] idx ==> [0, 0, 1] count ==> [2, 1]
For an 2-D
tensor x
with axis = 1
:
# tensor 'x' is [[1, 0, 0], # [1, 0, 0], # [2, 0, 0]] y, idx, count = unique_with_counts(x, axis=1) y ==> [[1, 0], [1, 0], [2, 0]] idx ==> [0, 1, 1] count ==> [1, 2]
Arguments:
Tensor
.Tensor
of type int32
(default: None). The axis of the Tensor to find the unique elements.Returns:
Output
y: A Tensor
. Unique elements along the axis
of Tensor
x.Output
idx: A 1-D Tensor. Has the same type as x that contains the index of each value of x in the output y.Output
count: A 1-D Tensor. The count of each value of x in the output y.
Constructors and Destructors |
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UniqueWithCountsV2(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input axis)
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UniqueWithCountsV2(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input axis, const UniqueWithCountsV2::Attrs & attrs)
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Public attributes |
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count
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idx
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operation
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OutIdx(DataType x)
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Structs |
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tensorflow:: |
Optional attribute setters for UniqueWithCountsV2. |
::tensorflow::Output count
::tensorflow::Output idx
Operation operation
::tensorflow::Output y
UniqueWithCountsV2( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input axis )
UniqueWithCountsV2( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input x, ::tensorflow::Input axis, const UniqueWithCountsV2::Attrs & attrs )
Attrs OutIdx( DataType x )


A JHipster subgenerator.
Get all the necessary files into ONE docker-compose YAML
So you can easily run all the necessary container :
To run all this without the subgenerator, we would need to :
≈5 terminal tabs and alot of time...
Let's go inside a directory aside of our apps and run
cd docker-config
yo jhipster:docker-compose
docker-compose up -d
Here is the (simplified) generated docker-compose file:
version: '2'
services:
jhipster-registry:
extends:
file: jhipster-registry.yml
service: jhipster-registry
accountsmicroservice-app:
image: accountsmicroservice
external_links:
- accountsmicroservice-mysql:mysql
- jhipster-registry:registry
accountsmicroservice-mysql:
container_name: accountsmicroservice-mysql
image: mysql:5.7.11
hipsterbankgateway-app:
image: hipsterbankgateway
external_links:
- hipsterbankgateway-mysql:mysql
- jhipster-registry:registry
ports:
- 8080:8080
hipsterbankgateway-mysql:
container_name: hipsterbankgateway-mysql
image: mysql:5.7.11
insurances-app:
image: insurances
external_links:
- insurances-mongodb:mongodb
- jhipster-registry:registry
insurances-mongodb:
container_name: insurances-mongodb
image: mongo:3.2.3
docker-compose scale accountsmicroservice-app=2
Only available with Cassandra and MongoDB databases.
We are going to scale our MongoDB database:
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On the back-end:
On the front-end:


Changes the class description and optionally also the method descriptions.
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Description Description of the class. |
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Change Change descriptions. |
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Cancel Cancel. |
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Export Export descrition to ini-file. |
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Import Import descriptions from ini-file. |
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Members Members of the class. |
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Member Description Selected members' description. |
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Source: show
# File app/helpers/tab_helper.rb, line 80 def branches_tab_class if current_page?(branches_project_repository_path(@project)) || current_controller?(:protected_branches) || current_page?(project_repository_path(@project)) 'active' end end
Navigation link helper
Returns an `li` element with an ‘active’ class if the supplied controller(s) and/or action(s) are currently active. The content of the element is the value passed to the block.
options - The options hash used to determine if the element is “active” (default: {})
:controller - One or more controller names to check (optional). :action - One or more action names to check (optional). :path - A shorthand path, such as 'dashboard#index', to check (optional). :html_options - Extra options to be passed to the list element (optional).
block - An optional block that will become the contents of the returned
`li` element.
When both :controller and :action are specified, BOTH must match in order to be marked as active. When only one is given, either can match.
Examples
# Assuming we're on TreeController#show # Controller matches, but action doesn't nav_link(controller: [:tree, :refs], action: :edit) { "Hello" } # => '
Hello
' # Controller matches nav_link(controller: [:tree, :refs]) { "Hello" } # => '
Hello
' # Shorthand path nav_link(path: 'tree#show') { "Hello" } # => '
Hello
' # Supplying custom options for the list element nav_link(controller: :tree, html_options: {class: 'home'}) { "Hello" } # => '
Hello
'
Returns a list item element String
Source: show
Source: show
# File app/helpers/tab_helper.rb, line 70 def project_tab_class [:show, :files, :edit, :update].each do |action| return "active" if current_page?(controller: "projects", action: action, id: @project) end if ['snippets', 'services', 'hooks', 'deploy_keys', 'team_members'].include? controller.controller_name "active" end end


Cool. I do too, but apparently that doesn't matter. This is all about you. Let's figure out where your fun awaits.
What do you want to leave for? Everything you dig is right here in PDX, dude. Save yourself from the stresses of traveling and kick back around town. I'm here, we can hang out if you want!
Everything you could ever want is in Bend, minus the hustle and bustle of the busy city. Plus it's only a quick drive away. Stop off at the Dairy Queen in Madras on your way there becuase it's the best DQ in the world, I swear!
You've never heard of Foam Lake, Saskatchewan??? Nobody has! That's why it'll be fun... Maybe? Grab that passport, hop on that long train ride and find out what this tiny town is like. They probably have a bar so you'll be good.
Check out a metropolis done by our Canadian friends up north. British Columbia is quickly becoming a growing, busy city with plenty to do. Plus I hear Canadians are really nice!
Sounds like you're in the mood to see some huge buildings! Well look no further than Chicago, one of the biggest cities on earth. Go up to top of the Sears Tower and put your head on the glass like that scene from Ferris Bueller! CHICK. CHICKA CHICKAHHHH.
Reno is home to cheap drinks and loose slots so your friends and you will have an absolute blast boozin' it up. Mind your words, though. Don't be that person that continuously says, "Vegas is way more fun." Nobody likes that person!
Drinking is overrated. I've never said that but I assume you're the type that does. Do some quiet hiking and camping up on one of the most beautiful mountains in America.  Sounds whack.


Darbar Update: Makers Of Rajinikanth’s Action Thriller To Make A SPECIAL Announcement Soon
The Rajinikanth starrer has Nayanthara as the film's leading lady along with Nivetha Thomas, Suniel Shetty, Prateik Babbar, Yogi Babu in pivotal roles.
by Koimoi.com TeamAfter garnering an overwhelming response for Megastar Rajinikanth’s Darbar motion poster, the makers of the action-thriller has got some special announcement to make this evening.
The makers of Darbar yesterday took on the official twitter handle of Lyca production house to update about the special announcement which they will be making today.
Their tweet read: “Bullet No.1 loaded & ready to fire! THALAIVAR FANS get ready for the announcement tomorrow”
Rajini fans can’t contain their excitement as they are keen to know what the announcement would be about their favourite star’s mass entertainer.
Talking about Darbar, one will get to see Rajinikanth as a cop after a long gap of 27 years. The megastar last donned the role of a cop in his 1992 release Pandiyan.
With Darbar, it is for the very first time where the director-actor duo of A R Murugadoss and Rajinikanth have teamed up for a project.
The Rajinikanth starrer has Nayanthara as the film’s leading lady along with Nivetha Thomas, Suniel Shetty, Prateik Babbar, Yogi Babu in pivotal roles.
The songs Darbar are being composed by music director Anirudh Ravichander.
Darbar is been produced by Allirajah Subaskaran under Lyca Productions.
The Rajinikanth starrer will hit big screens on 9th January in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi languages.


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Blog #1
Version Control, Git & Github
Friday Jan 16, 2015
What are the benefits of Version Control?
To better understand Version Control, I like to imagine a Word document that only allows you to save documents as new documents, so you can never save over a document you already saved. Editing a paper you wrote and saved as "Paper"? Well you have to save your edit as "Paper-Edit-1". Of course, version control does allow you to keep and update a master version, but it keeps track of all your edits in much the same way as my twisted example above. The benefits of this are that you (1) never lose previous work in case you royally screw up your project and (2) can work with many different people in many different places at the same time and not step on eachothers toes. Elaborating on benefit (2),this means that more than one person can be working on that paper that's due at midnight at the same time and your version control system will lump the two edits together into a beatufil master document as long as you didn't changes the same parts!
How does git help you keep track of changes?
Git keeps track of changes through the 3 levels of working, tracked, and committed. So you work on your document locally on your own computer and save it. According to git, you're document is now in the working stage. All you have to do it add it to git via "git add


---
title: Search
excerpt: "Use this page to see when props have appeared with RBB or SBB."
---
Click the prop(s) to include in your search.
{% for propData in site.allprops %}
{% assign prop = propData[1] %}
{% endfor %}
{% for post in site.posts %}
- {% include concert.html concert=post element="div" %}
{% endfor %}


Mostly from Percy Liang’s 229T notes.
If \(w=\sumo in \al_i \phi(x^{(i)})\) then \(\an{w,\phi(x)} = \sumo in \al_i \an{\phi(x^{(i)}), \phi(x)}\).
The following are equivalent (although multiple feature maps can correspond to the same kernel/RKHS):
Proof:
A reproducing kernel Hilbert space (RKHS) is a Hilbert space of functions \(X\to \R\) in which point evaluation \(L_x[f] = f(x)\) is a continuous linear functional. (Equivalently, it is bounded: \(f(x)\le M_x\ve{f}_H\).)
Theorem A Hilbert space of functions is a RKHS iff for every \(x\in X\), there exists \(K_x\) such that \(g(x) = \an{g, K_x}\).1
Proof. \(\Leftarrow\): inner product is continuous. \(\Rightarrow\): Riesz representation.
Note \(K_x(y) = \an{K_x,K_y}=:K(x,y)\). \(K\) is symmetric and positive definite. (Think of \(K\) as \(X_0^\R\times X_0^\R\to \R\) where \(X_0^\R\) is the set of functions \(X\to \R\) nonzero only at a finite number of \(x\)’s. I.e. formal span of \(X\).)
Theorem (Moore-Aronszajn). Suppose \(K\) is a symmetric, positive definite kernel on a set \(X\). Then there is a unique Hilbert space of functions on \(X\) for which \(K\) is a reproducing kernel.
Proof. Extend \(K\) by bilinearity to \(\spn(X)\). Take the completion. (Extend to functions \(f=\sumo i{\iy} a_i K_{x_i}(x)\) where \(\sumo i{\iy} a_i^2 K(x_i,x_i)\).)
(Question: how to realize this inner product as an integral?)
See also: Mercer’s theorem
Representer theorem states that every function in an RKHS that minimises an empirical risk function can be written as a linear combination of the kernel function evaluated at the training points.
If \[ f^*\in \amin_{f\in H} L(\{(x_i,y_i,f(x_i))\}) + Q(\ve{f}_H^2) \] where \(Q:[0,\iy)\to \R\) strictly increasing is a regularizer, then \[ f^*\in \spn(\set{k(x_i, \cdot)}{i\in [n]}). \]
Example: kernel ridge regression \(\al = (K+\la I)^{-1}Y\).
\(k:X\times X\to \R\), \(X\subeq \R^b\) is shift-invariant if \(k(x,x') = h(x-x')\). Let \(t=x-x'\).
Bochner’s theorem. Let \(k(x,x') = h(x-x')\) be a continuous shift-invariant kernel (\(x\in \R^b\)). There exists a unique finite nonnegative measure \(\mu\) (spectral measure) such that \[ h(t) = \int e^{-i\an{t,\om}}\mu(d\om). \] (\(h\) is the characteristic function of \(\mu\). For \(\mu(d\om)=s(\om)d\om\), call \(s\) the spectral density.) (See probability notes.)
Ex. when points are clustered into \(m\) clusters, kernel matrix looks like block diagonal with \(m\) blocks \(J\), so rank \(m\) approximation is effective.
Draw \(\om_i\sim \mu\), and estimate \[ \wh k(x,x') = \rc m \sumo im \phi_{\om_i}(x)\ol{\phi_{\om_i}(x)}. \]
Theorem. Let \[\begin{align} \mathcal F &= \set{x\mapsto \int \al(\om)\phi_\om(x)\mu(d\om)}{\forall \om, |\al(\om)|\le C}\\ \wh{\mathcal F} &= \set{x\mapsto \rc m\sumo im \al(\om_i)\phi_{\om_i}(x)\mu(d\om)}{\forall \om, |\al(\om)|\le C} \end{align}\]where \(\om_i\sim \mu\). Let \(\an{f,g}=\EE_{x\sim p^*}[fg]\). Then \[ \Pj\pa{ \exists \wh f\in \wh{\mathcal F}, \ve{\wh f- f^*}\le \fc{C}{\sqrt m} \pa{1+\sqrt{2\ln(1/\de)}} }. \]
Proof. McDiarmid and Jensen. (p. 133-5, omitted.)
(Q: what about generalization guarantee? See p. 134)
For other kernels, note \[\an{x,x'}=\E[\an{\om, x}\an{\om,x'}].\] For \(\an{x,x'}^p\), take \(p\) independent draws and multiply together. For general \(f\), expand in Taylor series.
Comparison to neural nets: “the random features view of kernels defines a function class where \(\om_{1:m}\) is chosen randomly rather than optimized, while \(\alpha_{1:m}\) are optimized. The fact that random features approximates a kernel suggests that even the random initialization is quite sensible starting point.”
For \(\phi_\om(x) = \one_{\om^Tx\ge 0}(\om^Tx)^q\), as \(m\to \iy\), get the kernel \[\begin{align} k(x,x') &= 2\int\phi_\om(x)\phi_\om(x')p(\om)d\om\\ &= \rc\pi \ve{x}^q\ve{x'}^q J_q\ub{\pa{\cos^{-1}\pf{x^Tx'}{\ve{x}\ve{x'}}}}{\te}\\ J_0(\te) &= \pi - \te\\ J_1(\te) &= \sin\te + (\pi - \te)\cos\te. \end{align}\](Bessel function?) Decouples magnitude from angle. (Cho/Saul 2009)
\[K \approx \matt{K_{II}}{K_{IJ}}{K_{JI}}{K_{JI}K_{II}^{+}K_{IJ}}.\]
\(K_{JJ} - K_{JI}K_{II}^{+}K_{IJ}\) is the Schur complement.
Drineas/Mahoney: Choose \(I\) by sampling \(i\) with probability \(\fc{K_{ii}}{\sumo jn K_{jj}}\). (p. 138)
Let \(X\) be locally compact Hausdorff. \(k\) is a \(c_0\)-universal kernel if \(H\) with reproducing kernel \(k\) is dense in \(C_0(X)\) (continuous bounded functions wrt uniform (\(L^{\iy}\)) norm).
Carmeli2010: Let \(k\) be shift-invariant with spectral measure \(\mu\). If \(\Supp(\mu) = \R^b\), then \(k\) is universal.
Kernels can be used to represent and answer questions about probability distributions without having to explicitly estimate them.
Maximum mean discrepancy \[ D(P,Q,F) := \sup_{f\in\mathcal F} \pa{ \EE_{x\sim P}[f(x)] - \EE_{x\sim Q}[f(x)] }. \]
If \(\mathcal F=C_0(X)\), then \(D(P,Q,\mathcal F)=0\implies P=Q\). Better: Can let \(\mathcal F = \set{f\in H}{\ve{f}_H\le 1}\) where \(k\) is universal. (Check proof p. 140)
Letting \(f_x=\delta_x\) is cheating—we want actual functions, not distributions.↩


This will determine what you see within the hub, but does not automatically give you more privileges etc.


Name: interpret
Input: Element or entry of data type text. Entries of other data types are converted.
Output: Set of entries of data type text.
Definition: Short description of the function, style of the old system manual
Argumentlist:
Argument No 1 (required) Path with element as last component.
Argument No 2 (required) Object name.
Argument No 3 (required) One or more names of thesaurus relations, comma separated.
Argument No 4 (optional)
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Discussion: Detailed explanation and examples