The matSort
and mat-sort-header
are used, respectively, to add sorting state and display
to tabular data.
To add sorting behavior and styling to a set of table headers, add the <mat-sort-header>
component
to each header and provide an id
that will identify it. These headers should be contained within a
parent element with the matSort
directive, which will emit a matSortChange
event when the user
triggers sorting on the header.
Users can trigger the sort header through a mouse click or keyboard action. When this happens, the
matSort
will emit a matSortChange
event that contains the ID of the header triggered and the
direction to sort (asc
or desc
).
By default, a sort header starts its sorting at asc
and then desc
. Triggering the sort header
after desc
will remove sorting.
To reverse the sort order for all headers, set the matSortStart
to desc
on the matSort
directive. To reverse the order only for a specific header, set the start
input only on the header
instead.
To prevent the user from clearing the sort state from an already sorted column, set
matSortDisableClear
to true
on the matSort
to affect all headers, or set disableClear
to
true
on a specific header.
If you want to prevent the user from changing the sorting order of any column, you can use the
matSortDisabled
binding on the mat-sort
, or the disabled
on a single mat-sort-header
.
When used on a mat-table
header, it is not required to set a mat-sort-header
id on because
by default it will use the id of the column.
When you apply MatSortHeader
to a header cell element, the component wraps the content of the
header cell inside a button. The text content of the header cell then becomes the accessible
label for the sort button. However, the header cell text typically describes the column and does
not indicate that interacting with the control performs a sorting action. To clearly communicate
that the header performs sorting, always use the sortActionDescription
input to provide a
description for the button element, such as "Sort by last name".
MatSortHeader
applies the aria-sort
attribute to communicate the active sort state to
assistive technology. However, most screen readers do not announce changes to the value of
aria-sort
, meaning that screen reader users do not receive feedback that sorting occurred. To
remedy this, use the matSortChange
event on the MatSort
directive to announce state
updates with the LiveAnnouncer
service from @angular/cdk/a11y
.
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directives to consistently apply sortActionDescription
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"Sit here, close to me, in the place of highest honor
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2 Yahweh will extend your power as king
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| file | AdaptAutoDiff.h [code] |
| Adaptor for Ceres style auto-differentiated functions. | |
| file | DoglegOptimizer.cpp |
| file | DoglegOptimizer.h [code] |
| file | DoglegOptimizerImpl.h [code] |
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| file | Expression-inl.h [code] |
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| file | Expression.h [code] |
| Expressions for Block Automatic Differentiation. | |
| file | ExpressionFactorGraph.h [code] |
| Factor graph that supports adding ExpressionFactors directly. | |
| file | expressionTesting.h [code] |
| Test harness methods for expressions. | |
| file | ExtendedKalmanFilter-inl.h [code] |
| Class to perform generic Kalman Filtering using nonlinear factor graphs. | |
| file | ExtendedKalmanFilter.h [code] |
| Class to perform generic Kalman Filtering using nonlinear factor graphs. | |
| file | factorTesting.h [code] |
| Evaluate derivatives of a nonlinear factor numerically. | |
| file | GaussNewtonOptimizer.cpp |
| file | GaussNewtonOptimizer.h [code] |
| file | ISAM2-impl.cpp |
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| file | ISAM2-impl.h [code] |
| Incremental update functionality (ISAM2) for BayesTree, with fluid relinearization. | |
| file | ISAM2.cpp |
| Incremental update functionality (ISAM2) for BayesTree, with fluid relinearization. | |
| file | ISAM2.h [code] |
| Incremental update functionality (ISAM2) for BayesTree, with fluid relinearization. | |
| file | ISAM2Clique.cpp |
| Specialized iSAM2 Clique. | |
| file | ISAM2Clique.h [code] |
| Specialized iSAM2 Clique. | |
| file | ISAM2Params.cpp |
| Parameters for iSAM 2. | |
| file | ISAM2Params.h [code] |
| Parameters for iSAM 2. | |
| file | ISAM2Result.h [code] |
| Class that stores detailed iSAM2 result. | |
| file | LevenbergMarquardtOptimizer.cpp |
| A nonlinear optimizer that uses the Levenberg-Marquardt trust-region scheme. | |
| file | LevenbergMarquardtOptimizer.h [code] |
| A nonlinear optimizer that uses the Levenberg-Marquardt trust-region scheme. | |
| file | LevenbergMarquardtParams.cpp |
| Parameters for Levenberg-Marquardt trust-region scheme. | |
| file | LevenbergMarquardtParams.h [code] |
| Parameters for Levenberg-Marquardt trust-region scheme. | |
| file | LinearContainerFactor.cpp |
| file | LinearContainerFactor.h [code] |
| Wrap Jacobian and Hessian linear factors to allow simple injection into a nonlinear graph. | |
| file | Marginals.cpp |
| file | Marginals.h [code] |
| A class for computing marginals in a NonlinearFactorGraph. | |
| file | NonlinearConjugateGradientOptimizer.cpp |
| Simple non-linear optimizer that solves using non-preconditioned CG. | |
| file | NonlinearConjugateGradientOptimizer.h [code] |
| Simple non-linear optimizer that solves using non-preconditioned CG. | |
| file | nonlinearExceptions.h [code] |
| Exceptions that may be thrown by nonlinear optimization components. | |
| file | NonlinearFactor.cpp |
| Nonlinear Factor base classes. | |
| file | NonlinearFactor.h [code] |
| Non-linear factor base classes. | |
| file | NonlinearFactorGraph.cpp |
| Factor Graph Consisting of non-linear factors. | |
| file | NonlinearFactorGraph.h [code] |
| Factor Graph Constsiting of non-linear factors. | |
| file | NonlinearISAM.h [code] |
| file | NonlinearOptimizer.cpp |
| Convergence functions not dependent on graph types. | |
| file | NonlinearOptimizer.h [code] |
| Base class and parameters for nonlinear optimization algorithms. | |
| file | NonlinearOptimizerParams.cpp |
| Parameters for nonlinear optimization. | |
| file | NonlinearOptimizerParams.h [code] |
| Parameters for nonlinear optimization. | |
| file | Values.h [code] |
| A non-templated config holding any types of Manifold-group elements. | |
| file | WhiteNoiseFactor.h [code] |
| Binary white noise factor. | |


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library(tidyverse)
library(cowplot)
library(broom)
library(modelr)
library(viridis)
library(lubridate)
library(hms)
knitr::opts_chunk$set(tidy.opts=list(width.cutoff=60),tidy=TRUE, echo = TRUE, message=FALSE, warning=FALSE, fig.align="center")
source("../../tools/echem_processing_tools.R")
source("../../tools/plotting_tools.R")
theme_set(theme_1())
Recall that Jackie was excited about using a psoralen molecule as a DNA crosslinker to inhibit DNA CT in a biofilm. Psoralen molecules intercalate into DNA, similar to PYO, and upon irradiation with UVA light (365nm) crosslinking reactions are induced. The idea being that psoralen interstrand crosslinks would break pi bonds in the affected nucleotides, inhibiting charge transport. To my knowledge, the effect of psoralen crosslinks on DNA CT has never been tested in vitro.
It turns out that there are many different psoralen derivatives that are available to purchase. Long ago I purchased 8-methoxypsoralen (8MOP), and trioxsalen (trimethylpsoralen - TMP). Upon reading some reviews like this one, psoralen review (Annual Review Biophysics and Bioengineering, 1981), I saw that the different derivatives may have very different binding and crosslinking kinetics with DNA. Therefore, I wanted to confirm in vitro that the psoralen derivative I chose to work with was reacting in the expected way with DNA. So I setup an assay with 8MOP and TMP with or without calf thymus DNA, and with or without UVA light.
Specifically, I set out to do a simple fluorescence based assay to reproduce this figure with the psoralens I had:
knitr::include_graphics("psoralen_crosslink_fluorescence_example.png")
You can see that the monoadduct is first formed, which causes a fluorescence shift, then at later times there’s a fluorescence decrease, which is associated with the diadduct/crosslink formation.
Briefly, the plan was to incubate the psoralens (8MOP or TMP) with or without calf thymus DNA, and shine 365nm light on eppendorf tubes containing the mixtures for varying amounts of time. In this way, we should be able to distinguish degradation from DNA specific crosslinks.
The fluorescence excitation and emission maxima were found with free psoralen solutions ahead of time. Excitation was at 315nm.
10uM psoralen (from 2mM EtOH stock) was used with calf thymus DNA. I believe the experiment was done in PBS, but I do not remember whether the PBS was 50mM or 137mM NaCl. Also, I believe the experiment was done with the 2mg/mL ctDNA stock diluted 10x, but I cannot be sure. Therefore, I believe the tubes were made with the following:
Then, I irradiated eppendorf tubes with long wave (365nm) UV light from a handheld lamp for 0,1,5,15,30 or 60 min and took fluorescence spectra of the mixtures.
First, I’m going to read in a text file of the plate reader data. Note that this file contains the acquisition parameters from the plate reader. Here I also assign the appropriate metadata to the labeled wells.
df <- read_csv("../Data/psoralen_crosslinking_platereader/10uM_TMP_8MOP_DNA_UVA_Timecourse.csv",
skip = 13) %>% gather(key = label, value = intensity, -Wavelength)
labels <- read_csv(("../Data/psoralen_crosslinking_platereader/psoralen_platereader_label_metadata.csv"))
pr_data <- left_join(df, labels, by = "label")
head(pr_data)
## # A tibble: 6 x 6
## Wavelength label intensity molecule DNA light_time
## <int> <chr> <int> <chr> <chr> <int>
## 1 340 8MOP 0 1854 8mop minus 0
## 2 350 8MOP 0 2798 8mop minus 0
## 3 360 8MOP 0 1589 8mop minus 0
## 4 370 8MOP 0 853 8mop minus 0
## 5 380 8MOP 0 669 8mop minus 0
## 6 390 8MOP 0 623 8mop minus 0
So, you can see that each well is associated with a specific psoralen (8MOP or TMP), and either contained DNA (plus) or not (minus), and was incubated with the light for between 0 and 60min (light_time).
Let’s look at all of the spectra at once to get a feel for what happened.
ggplot(pr_data, aes(x = Wavelength, y = intensity, color = factor(light_time))) +
geom_point() + geom_line() + facet_wrap(DNA ~ molecule, scale = "free") +
scale_color_viridis(discrete = T)
Ok, we can take a few things away from this plot:
Already, we can conclude that 8MOP probably did not react to form crosslinks in this experiment, so let’s focus on the TMP condition with DNA.
pr_data %>% filter(DNA == "plus" & molecule == "tmp") %>% ggplot(.,
aes(x = Wavelength, y = intensity, group = factor(light_time),
color = factor(light_time))) + geom_point() + geom_line() +
xlim(340, 540) + ylim(0, 40000) + geom_label(x = 470, y = 25000,
label = "Free TMP", color = "black") + geom_label(x = 380,
y = 40000, label = "Monoadduct", color = "black") + geom_label(x = 347,
y = 25000, label = "Diadduct", color = "black") + scale_color_viridis(discrete = T)
Hopefully, this plot should remind you of figure 4 from the 1981 review (above)! We see a peak around 460 that corresponds to the free TMP, and quickly (after only 5min) we see a peak emerge around 380, which should correspond to the monoadduct. Then at 30 and 60min, we see that 380 peak decrease, which should indicate the formation of the diadduct!
In the past I had attempted to use 8MOP, probably because it was cheaper. These results indicate that 8MOP probably doesn’t form any DNA crosslinks in similar conditions, and therefore it should not be used. Instead TMP, showed a strong fluorescence shift and subsequent decrease that is consistent with mono and diadduct (crosslink) formation. Therefore I will definitely use TMP from now on. 10uM seems like a reasonable amount to use, and I also figured out that its possible to make 2mM stock solutions in ethanol, so I think we have a convenient system to use psoralen now. Small amounts of ethanol are unlikely to affect Pseudomonas.
Moving forward, I would like to directly test the toxicity of TMP + 365nm light on PA cultures. One problem with using TMP to target eDNA, is that TMP likely gets into cells as well…


I develop data-driven products with a focus on the future of work and the innovation economy at the MaRS Discovery District.
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What the app does?
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Guidelines for the app
Table
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This function combines a set of proteins with a set of PTM compositions ("modcoms") and calculates the masses of the resulting proteoforms (i.e., the different molecular forms in which the protein product of a single gene can be found due to changes introduced by posttranslational modifications).
assemble_proteoforms(p, m, mass_set = "average")
| p | A protein specification as returned by |
|---|---|
| m | A modcom specification as returned by |
| mass_set | Atomic masses that should be used for mass calculation. |
A data frame containing \(p \times m\) proteoforms, obtained
by combining information on \(p\) proteins (i.e., number of rows in p
)
with information on \(m\) PTM compositions (i.e., number of rows in m
).
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and modcom_name
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formula
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masses).
get_mass()
for predefined mass sets
proteins <- define_proteins( system.file("extdata", "mab_sequence.fasta", package = "fragquaxi"), .disulfides = 16 ) modcoms <- define_ptm_compositions(sample_modcoms) assemble_proteoforms(proteins, modcoms)#> # A tibble: 6 x 4 #> protein_name modcom_name formula mass #> <int> <chr> <mol> <dbl> #> 1 1 G0F/G0 C6570 H10124 N1714 O2088 S44 147942. #> 2 1 G0F/G0F C6576 H10134 N1714 O2092 S44 148088. #> 3 1 G0F/G1F C6582 H10144 N1714 O2097 S44 148250. #> 4 1 G1F/G1F C6588 H10154 N1714 O2102 S44 148412. #> 5 1 G1F/G2F C6594 H10164 N1714 O2107 S44 148574. #> 6 1 G2F/G2F C6600 H10174 N1714 O2112 S44 148737.


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This dataset contains the statewide availability of broadband internet in Utah. The data represents broadband providers' coverage areas, with their technology types and maximum advertised download and upload speeds.
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The following data is available for download:
Broadband service depicts broadband coverage over any transmission technology, including fixed and mobile services. Fixed service is typically used as a home internet connection over DSL, other copper, cable, and fiber technologies.
This data is open to be utilized for public analysis.
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Broadband service availability and characteristics are depicted as derived from data assembled by the Utah Broadband Outreach Center mapping team. Data sources include biannual broadband service provider submissions and publicly available sources. Speeds shown are the 'maximum advertised' for the geographic features depicted, and must exceed 0.768 Mbps download and 0.2 Mbps upload to be included. Actual speeds may vary within service area, due to the granularity and currency of the data, technological limitations, and service plan limitations. Users of the site are encouraged to inquire directly to providers for current service availability and speed. All information presented on the Utah's interactive broadband map is for general reference purposes only and may contain errors and omissions. The State of Utah makes no warranty with respect to information available, express or implied, including but not limited to the fitness for use for a particular purpose. This data is managed by AGRC for the Governor’s Office of Economic Development Broadband Outreach Center.
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UTProvCode: Broadband Provider Company Name (partnering providers list). TransTech: See Transmission Technology Codes below MAXADDOW: Maximum Advertised Download Speed in Mbps MAXADUP: Maximum Advertised Upload Speed in Mbps LastEdit: Last data edit LastVerified: Last date provider verified data currency or submitted updates.
Broadband Service Coverage data:
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From 2010 - 2014, the State of Utah maintained a broadband mapping database in the format defined by the State Broadband Initative (SBI) Program at the National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA). Data was collected twice a year and submitted to the NTIA biannually on April 1 and October 1.
Historic NTIA data:
Other links for this dataset:
November 10, 2014
April 9, 2014
October 8, 2013
April 2013
October 2012
April 2012
October 2011
This data is open to be utilized for public analysis.
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Broadband service availability and characteristics are depicted as derived from data assembled by the Utah Broadband Project. Data sources include biannual broadband service provider submissions and publicly available sources. Data has been modified, where necessary, to meet broadband mapping standards set by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA).
Broadband service availability is displayed per NTIA specifications which include technology and speed categories and the aggregation of non-wireless service availability information to either U.S. Census blocks (where smaller than 2 sq. miles) or road segments.
Speeds shown are the 'maximum advertised' for the geographic features depicted, and must exceed 0.768 Mbps download and 0.2 Mbps upload (NTIA broadband definition) to be included. Actual speeds may vary within and along census blocks and roads, due to the granularity and currency of the data, technological limitations, and service plan limitations. Users of the site are encouraged to inquire directly to providers for current service availability and speed.
All information presented on the Utah's interactive broadband map is for general reference purposes only and may contain errors and omissions. The State of Utah makes no warranty with respect to information available, express or implied, including but not limited to the fitness for use for a particular purpose.
This data is managed by AGRC through the State of Utah Broadband Project.
Other links for this dataset:
November 10, 2014
April 9, 2014
October 8, 2013
April 2013
October 2012
April 2012
October 2011


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Wales and England are through, while the Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Northern Ireland will all contest the play-offs in March.
Wales joined England in qualifying for the finals of Euro 2020 with a 2-0 victory over Hungary in Cardiff.
Aaron Ramsey scored both goals as Wales secured their third appearance at a major tournament, four years after they reached the semi-finals of Euro 2016.
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Mick McCarthy’s side narrowly missed out on automatic qualification after failing to beat Denmark in their final group game and a goal-shy side will likely need to find more firepower to advance from the play-offs.
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Path B: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland
Path C: Scotland, Norway, Serbia, Bulgaria/Israel/Hungary/Romania*
Path D: Georgia, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Belarus
*A draw will decide which of Bulgaria, Israel, Hungary or Romania would fill the empty slot in Path C, and which three would go into Path A.


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Futures of Networks Visualization
Project exploring future of networks visualization and 3D interactivity, 2017-Present
This project is based on research for Futures of Networks Visualization panel at DH2017. This panel is essentially full of DH superstars and me, so needless to say I’m equal parts excited and nervous. I’m honestly just curious to hear what the other panelists have to say, but I’m also interesting in exploring using network visualizations that are interactive as a way to gather data and reinterpret results. This idea developed from my use of networks to visualize text analysis and my desire to use those visualizations as a starting point rather than a final product of my research. You can read my contribution to our panel proposal below, and see an example of my data in a Plotly graph. I’m trying to push up my experiments to Github, and if you have any research leads please feel free to contact me.
Networks and Interactivity
How could new dynamic interactions with network visualization help us better understand and explore our data? With the rise of data journalism and in-browser apps, network visualizations are increasingly interactive, using animations and dynamic features to visualize additional dimensions. Such interactivity can help further an argument, and encourage the user to engage with the data. But, how sustainable and accessible are these visualizations? The long-term viability of these network visualizations depends on continued support, from updating code libraries to adapting to new browser requirements. Moreover, interactivity can be too demanding for slow internet connections, while also complicating workflows for both print and online publication. Added interactivity may also foreground style over substantive engagement with research questions.
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Each node consists of several parts:
Every node has a dylos that consists of a small computer fan, a laser system that measures particulate matter and a screen that displays the results. This original setup was modified to also channel air over a RH/Temp Sensor and through a 3D printed infrastructure that houses the four alphasense sensors.
Alphasense sensors are electrochemical sensors that measure the concentration of pollutants. Our sensors include CO, NO, NO2 and O3 sensors along with a RH Temperature sensor.
The PCB, or printed circuit board, is a mini computer that serves two purposes. It distributed power to various components of the node and communicates the data collected by the alphasense sensors and RH/Temperature sensor to the ADC board.
The ADC, or analog to Digital converter, received analog input and then converts it into digital data that the Raspberry Pi can read.
The Raspberry Pi receives digital data from the ADC board through the ribbon cable. Ultimately, this information is transferred wirelessly to a database.
Our sensors include CO, NO, NO2 and O3 sensors along with a RH Temperature sensor. This 3D visualization let's you see what is inside each node's casing. It represents the Dylos particle sensor, the alphasense sensors, the Raspberry Pi, and the electronic boards. Feel free to rotate and zoom to get a better look!
We are measuring five pollutants: nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, ozone, and particulate matter. The NOx group (nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide) is emitted from automobiles, power plants, and turbines. Carbon monoxide comes from automobile exhaust and burning fuel. Particulate matter is the result of a wide range of manmade and natural sources, while ozone is the result of reactions between chemicals already in our air. Together, these pollutants paint a comprehensive picture of air quality impacts from the interaction of human activity with natural processes.
CO is an odorless, colorless gas that is highly toxic in when encountered in high concentrations! The main contribution of CO is vehicle exhaust but other sources include fuel combustion, fires, and volcanoes. Harmful health effects of CO occur when it enters the bloodstream through the lungs and binds to hemoglobin, reducing the amount of oxygen that reaches the bodys' tissues and organs.
Nitric Oxide is colorless and odorless, and of the nitrogen oxides (NOx) emitted, NO is the primary pollutant. While NO is non-toxic by itself, it quickly converts to NO2 in the air.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) is strongly tied to the presence of O3 and particulate matter. The largest sources of NO2 are combustion processes, such as heating and power generation. Long-term exposure to NO2 has been linked to adverse respiratory effects.
Ozone (O3), when found in the upper atmosphere, protects earth from the sun's harmful rays. However, ground level ozone is the main component of smog and can harm our health. This ground level ozone is formed from reactions between nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds.
Particulate matter (PM) consists of a mixture of solid and liquid droplets. Particles less than 10 micrometers are so small that they can enter the lungs, posing a serious threat. These small particles are typically divided into two categories: fine particles (<2.5µm) and coarse particles (>2.5µm and <10µm).
Particulate matter (PM) consists of a mixture of solid and liquid droplets. Particles less than 10 micrometers are so small that they can enter the lungs, posing a serious threat. These small particles are typically divided into two categories: fine particles (<2.5µm) and coarse particles (>2.5µm and <10µm).
Every node is outfitted with 4 electrochemical sensors, which output millivolt readings. Using research grade instrumentation in the Parsons laboratory, we calibrated every sensor individually. The goal of the calibration process was to provide a precise conversion of the electrochemical sensor millivolt readings to a parts per billion unit of measurement for the individual gas species. Using an airtight metal chamber which fit two nodes at a time, we created a system where air was pumped in through tubing to the nodes and out through tubing to the equipment, so that both the nodes and the equipment could measure the same gas pulses. Using a linear regression, the relationship between the millivolt readings from the sensors and the ppb concentrations from the instruments created.
Air quality is monitored in the United States by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which determines air quality using a composite Air Quality Index (AQI). We devised our own AQI by adjusting for the unique measurement schemes calibrated on our sensor nodes. The index determines overall quality based on concentrations of fine particulate matter, carbon monoxide, and ozone. Concentrations are used to produce an index value, ranging from good to unhealthy.


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jl777c04-Aug-19 08:30 AM
let me try that, it will be easy enough
jl777c04-Aug-19 08:44 AM
it detected and stopped on on block 18, second block with DAA active
jl777c04-Aug-19 08:51 AM
have to clear the precedence flag so the e^x can kick in even if min() was triggered, but only if the 100x booster was triggered
jl777c04-Aug-19 09:04 AM
now it should be like the blood pressure measuring process, where hashrate is the "blood pressure" and the 100x is the very tight armband, the e^x will reduce this until it is solved. not sure why the e^x converges so fast to actual hashrate, but since it does, might as well take advantage of it.
with the first 17 blocks mined at diff of 1, immediately on block 18 it is stuck with a 100x harder diff.
after 7 minutes the e^x starts and when it solves, it is a decent estimate of actual hashrate, so instead of free blocks here, it is immediately taking longer very immediately. i guess for a more normal test, i need to ramp up to 15 after it has stabilized with 1 core in the previous 17 blocks, but i want to see the blood pressure result
strangely it found block 18, and diff only went to 1.38, its the strange relation between bnTarget and diff, especially when starting at easy diff. but 19 is also triggered the 100x boost. curiously it took just about a minute to solve 18, just coincidence it seems
jl777c04-Aug-19 09:21 AM
fixing some control flow, trying again
and again
it worked as it should have, but error in doing the e^x calc. this next one could be the one
zawy04-Aug-19 10:38 AM
I think the jumps are going to work really well. I'm reducing the code as much as possible. It's going to use prevTarget a alot, no SMAs. It should reach 1000x in 5 blocks if the attacker is 1 E6, and 500k in 2 more blocks. It should catch smallish attackers. When the triggers stop, digishield will have 17 good targets and solvetimes to take over from there. There can't be any excess blocks emitted. The only attack without having to pay a much higher difficulty is to get 3 blocks faster than others once every 6 block.
smaller attackers will take longer to detect.
It seems like using the current solvetime to adjust difficulty prevents the need to match rises and falls mathematically. They can do their job independently.
I mean my concerns for symmetry may go away if the rises and falls inherently and independently prevent too many or too few blocks from being emitted.
jl777c04-Aug-19 10:45 AM
sounds great!
zawy04-Aug-19 12:50 PM
Is chain work calculated in the database, not in the header? If chain work is only in the database and calculated from past nBits, I think it will be safer to not mess around with adjusting it.
On the other hand, not having the actual chain work available is risky.
jl777c04-Aug-19 01:44 PM
it is in RAM, derived from the nBits
as long as the nBits represents the actual work, it should be fine. now we are making sometimes different work than should be, but then it goes onchain, so i think it is close enough
so the e^x seems ok as the actual work performed goes into the nBits
zawy04-Aug-19 01:52 PM
To decide longest chain, it's good to be precise about the chain work to avoid manipulation
jl777c04-Aug-19 01:52 PM
yes, the more the effective work deviates from onchain work, the more chances for manipulation
in any case the e^x works so much faster by putting the solved diff onchain
given two forks of equal length, the one with more work should win, which means the e^x that is solved with an earlier timestamp
zawy04-Aug-19 01:55 PM
I guess what they solve is what they solve and that is the actual work, so I should not worry about the actually avg difficulty they saw
I'm slowly getting there. It really confusing trying to make sure my loops are correct.
jl777c04-Aug-19 01:56 PM
probably in some sort of edge cases it would matter what they were trying to solve vs, what actually got solved, but with the actual solving going onchain, it should protect us from most all manipulations
if you can describe your algo clearly, i can deal with all the loops but it sounds like you are trying to get the simulator working
zawy04-Aug-19 02:46 PM
I can't describe it because it's a concept I'm trying to program into existence with pseudocode.
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zawy04-Aug-19 04:27 PM
Crikey, nearly 24 hours to deduce 3 lines of code.(edited)
jl777c04-Aug-19 04:30 PM
i tried dozens of boost variations and while it improves things a bit, it feels a deadend that wont reach the full goals, so however long it takes, it is worth it. also the more functionality in the fewest lines is always difficult.
zawy05-Aug-19 11:52 AM
@jl777c On numerator and denominator, why do you use int32_t instead of int?(edited)
jl777c05-Aug-19 11:54 AM
it is best to know 100% of the time the size of all variables
if different instances use different int sizes and there is an over/underflow, then we get a consensus problem
by always using intXX_t, then no matter what OS, compiler, CPU, the size is the same, so as long as there are no critical bugs in the OS, compiler, CPU, the code will be in consensus
defensive technique
for test code it isnt needed, this level of paranoia
zawy05-Aug-19 12:01 PM
All systems should view int as int and if it's a constant so that under/over is known to be impossible. Using int on any signed integer type like int64_t should always be OK. The only problem I can remember is if you do a conditional on signed verses unsigned. For example, I wuold not have thought this was necessary, but only because it's not a conditional
bnSum *= arith_uint256(int32_t numerator);
I'm wanting to write the code where you will not want to do any type changes within the algorithm so it remains more clear.
but I was reluctant to make everything arith_uint256
but doing it that way would not hurt anything
There are some big C++ gurus that say always use the same type everywhere if at all possible.
I'll use arith_uint256 everywhere
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:11 PM
you can mix the sizes, just specify what it is. i know for a fact some windows compilers default int to be 32 bit even on 64-bit CPU
so depending on how your compiler is setup, it will work or no
that is a chance i dont want to take
recently we were bitten by this exact issue on windows with an unexpected 32 bit size in windows
zawy05-Aug-19 12:12 PM
OK, I'll make literally everything arith_uint256(edited)
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:13 PM
that is overkill though, people might think it is needed to be so big. maybe int64_t is a good default to use, with arith_uint256 for only when it is needed. but whatever is comfortable for you is fine
defines the range of numerator, converts only as needed. clear and efficient
zawy05-Aug-19 12:21 PM
lol, I'm complaining about that which is what you did....seeing that makes me want to make everything arith_uint256
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:22 PM
should minimize the number of conversions
probably not that much of overhead, but still moving about 32 bytes vs 4, is 8x the memory movement
but these are implementation things
zawy05-Aug-19 12:23 PM
it had to convert because you didn't go ahead and declare it like that(edited)
Yes, but see, I can't read other people's programming. I do not read other people's progamming.
I can't figure it out. I can write a compression routine faster than I can read the same algo in someone elses code
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:25 PM
defining the algo shouldnt get too involved in all these details, let the coders deal with types, conversions and overflows
i guess, just go ahead and make everything arith_uint256 is a good solution for you
no need to worry about any type issues
zawy05-Aug-19 12:26 PM
Right, but I do not even know what your boost is doing because it takes me a lot of work to read code. So if you have any trouble with my code or want to change it and then show me how your changes affected the results, I'm clueless about the discussion(edited)
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:29 PM
best to just ask me about any details that are not making sense
i disabled all the boost stuff as it slowed down the diff adjustment, and the net gain wasnt enough
zawy05-Aug-19 12:48 PM
I can't form much of an opnion on anything because I don't know exactly what you've got. I want to get code correct and ask for minimal changes so that I can participate better. I will need to see sovletimes (or timestamps) and difficulty (or targets) in CSV. Try not to change variable names. I have not complied what I'll give you.
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:56 PM
ok
zawy05-Aug-19 12:57 PM
I like using only 1 or 2-character variables because math is restricted to 1 character per obect. Math does this so that names do not cloud the logic.
jl777c05-Aug-19 12:59 PM
ok, i will keep it as similar as possible, just to make sure it compiles
zawy05-Aug-19 02:04 PM
I have N=3, 6, 12 windows to replace the SMAs. Do testing with only N=3 at first because it's most likely to have oscillation and emission rate problems.
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jl777c05-Aug-19 02:57 PM
ok, i think i can understand most of what the code needs to do, just a few things:
for ( int j=past-1; j<= 1; j--) {
i think that should be j>=W, as you are using ts[j]-ts[j-W], so j needs to be at least as big as W
i assume ts[0] is the most recent solve time, ts[1] the second? or does it start with the nTime in the current block
also
for ( int i = j; i <= 0; i-- ) {
seems i>=W instead of i<=0. maybe the j should start with past+W-1 ?
zawy05-Aug-19 03:05 PM
Yes to all questions. I had changed the sign at some point. Also the TS are timestamps not solve time.
Notice that there are no constants in the algorithm except for what the poisson distribution required which is the numerator and denominator for the given window size. This means I was not able to inject an opinion or tweak it. So it is something like a deep fundamental solution if it works.(edited)
zawy05-Aug-19 03:24 PM
I think a 1000x attack is supposed to see 600x difficulty on 4th block
jl777c05-Aug-19 03:24 PM
ok, i hope you dont mind, but i will need to change to C for efficiency and change a few data types, but i will keep the variable names the same. i see nTime is used as the currently mined blocks time, so all answers i have. now just need to fit it into ZAWY16
i will just use W=3 for now instead of the symmetric SMA?
but later we can combine multiple W values via min()/max()
zawy05-Aug-19 03:26 PM
yes, and no average. It is like the SMAs with the tipdiff I already showed you, but it's refined to trigger more easily and jump a lot more, and to stop excess block release
jl777c05-Aug-19 03:27 PM
very cool! I will just pop it in there in the control flow as that is already working framework. so the exponential decay is still needed
zawy05-Aug-19 03:27 PM
With multiple W's, select min bnTarget that they reutn
jl777c05-Aug-19 03:28 PM
this is just for the min() case then? and we rely on exponential for the max() side?
zawy05-Aug-19 03:28 PM
this has the potential of jumping way too high, so exp definitely
jl777c05-Aug-19 03:28 PM
the exponential is the safety net
allows to be super aggressive. i like it
also your assumption that blockchain cant store state is maybe something we can change, if storing state would make things better
how much state info is needed?
zawy05-Aug-19 03:29 PM
yes, it would prevent need for the loops.
jl777c05-Aug-19 03:30 PM
already there are things like nHeight that is not onchain, but in the in-memory CBlockIndex data
loops of 50 is no big deal though
oh, i see a ts[-1], by that you mean nTime of mined block?
zawy05-Aug-19 03:31 PM
We need to know block number of of most recent, most aggressive trigger., and then loop through 3 or more Ws to determine which one
oh, if I have a ts[-1] it needs correcting...probably suppoed to be 1


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A satisfying atmospheric thriller, set in London at the turn-of-the century, starring Laird Cregar as George Harvey Bone, a classical music composer who suffers from blackouts which results in murder, as the dissonant sounds of the city make the sensitive Bone snap when he is upset and stressed out. This was the 28-year-old, burly, 6 ft. 3 in., 300 hundred pound Cregar's first starring role and last film due to his sudden death. It was caused by a crash diet that weakened his heart. He was only an actor for five years, having previously been a nightclub bouncer, among other temporary jobs. His most memorable role was in The Lodger as Jack the Ripper, a film that was similar to this one, only presented in a more subtle psychological framework and became recognized as one of the more interesting serial killer films made. As good as this film is, it never lived up to that one, as histrionics took over for dramatics during the concert hall fire during the finale, with Cregar madly playing on the piano his completed work as the place burned down.
This film is loosely adapted from a book by Patrick Hamilton. It centers around a London square, where the young composer is busy working on a major concert commissioned for his neighbor, the wealthy and aristocratic Sir Henry Chapman, whose lovely daughter Barbara (Faye Marlowe), also a pianist, is attracted to the talented and well-known composer. But he is acting strangely of late, disappearing for the day and not remembering what happened. There is a murder in Fulham of an antique dealer on the day of his amnesia and he wonders if he did the killing. To settle his doubts, he goes with Barbara to Scotland Yard to see a psychologist he trusts, Dr. Allan Middleton (George Sanders) and leaves him a dagger and his blood-soaked coat to examine.
The Scotland Yard report comes back with no links to him being at the crime scene, though Dr. Middleton recommends that he should get away from his music and learn how to relax, that he is too full of stress. Following the suggestion, he takes the night off and visits a neighborhood pub and is attracted to the lowbrow music being sung by the sexy Netta Longdon (Linda Darnell).
The vulgar singer finds a golden cow in Bone and pretends to be attracted to him and leads him on romantically, while getting him to take time off writing his major concert to compose popular songs for her act so she could move out of the pub scene and hit the legitimate theater scene. When Bone gets suckered into writing songs for her, with his expectation that she will marry him, but finds out she's about to marry her theater producer Eddie Carstairs (Glenn Langan ), he reacts violently, attacking Carstairs by attempting to strangle him.
Warning: spoiler in the next paragraph.
The most memorable scene in the film is the Guy Fawkes day celebration, with Bone lost in the crowd surge going to the festive tradition of burning a replica of Guy in a big bonfire, carrying through the streets the body of his latest victim--Netta. He strangled her with the knotted curtain cloth from his house and he now climbs the stairs of the huge bonfire and tosses her masked body into the fire. The Guy Fawkes celebration comes every November the 5th, to honor his failed attempt to burn down the House of Parliament.
Cregar gave a nightmarish performance that was staggering and memorable, while Linda Darnell was alluring as the scheming chanteuse. This is a fast-paced B&W suspense yarn, one that held my attention throughout. It is also noted for its exciting Bernard Herrmann score whenever the action picks up.
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@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form @import views.html.helpers._ @this(bcMain: bcMain) @(service: String, isAgent: Boolean, businessDetails: models.ReviewDetails, backLink: Option[String])(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: ApplicationConfig) @headingId = @{ isAgent match { case true => "bc.business-registration-agent.header" case false => "bc.business-registration.header" } } @headingText = @{ isAgent match { case true => messages("business-review.agent.header") case false => messages("business-review.user.header") } } @headingSecondaryId = @{ isAgent match { case true => "bc.business-registration-agent.text" case false => "bc.business-registration.text" } } @headingSecondaryText = @{ isAgent match { case true => messages("bc.business-registration.text.agent", service.toUpperCase) case false => messages("bc.business-registration.text.client", service.toUpperCase) } } @businessDetailsMatchTextQuestion = @{ businessDetails.directMatch match { case true => messages("business-review.invalid-business.header") case false => messages("business-review.invalid-address.header") } } @businessDetailsMatchText = @{ businessDetails.directMatch match { case true => messages("business-review.invalid-business.text") case false => messages("business-review.invalid-address.text") } } @bcMain(title = headingText, service = service) { @pageHeadersAndError( backLink, headingSecondaryId, headingSecondaryText, headingId, headingText )
@businessDetails.businessName
@businessDetails.businessAddress.line_1
@businessDetails.businessAddress.line_2
@businessDetails.businessAddress.line_3.map { line_3 => @line_3
}
@businessDetails.businessAddress.line_4.map { line_4 => @line_4
}
@businessDetails.businessAddress.postcode.map { postcode => @postcode
}
@appConfig.getSelectedCountry(businessDetails.businessAddress.country)
@businessDetailsMatchText