stackedplot
STACKEDPLOT produces a 3D-like view of a 2D stacked set of spectra.
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Syntax
figh = stackedplot(z,style,spacing,labels,varargin)
Description
Stacked plots are commonly seen in NMR spectroscopy. They often illustrate
the evolution of spectra with time or some other parameter. There are several
(somewhat equivalent) methods to produce such plots in Matlab. This function
serves as a common interface to these various methods. Certainly some methods
may be evoked directly, e.g. mesh, but some others are not as obvious,
e.g. plot3. In addition a method (style 1) has been added that produces the
traditional stacked plot format.
The purpose of this function is to educate through sample code and to provide
the user access to these additional choices. Select the method you like best.
- "z" is a two dimensional array to plot.
First dimension is the spectroscopic axis.
Second dimension has the various spectra or plots (e.g. along time).
- "style" (optional) a number or string that selects the method and style
for the stacked plot.
- "1" or "s" (default) performs a traditional stacked plot.
This is not a 3D plot. The view cannot be rotated and there is no control over z tick labels.
- "2" or "m" performs a surface mesh plot (see mesh).
This is a 3D plot and the camera view may be rotated.
- "3" or "mc" performs a surface mesh plot with mesh lines along dim 1 (see
mesh).
This is a 3D plot and the camera view may be rotated.
- "4" or "p" uses plot3.
This is a 3D line plot and the camera view may be rotated.
- "5" or "i" uses imagesc.
Technically this is not a stacked plot, but is provided as an
alternative view that may be useful.
This style simply plots the data as an image as looking from above.
Vertical axis is the second dimension for the data.
- "labels" controls appearance of tick labels on the axes. If it is a single element then it must be one of the following:
- {0, 'none'} - axis tick labels are removed (default).
- {1, 'x'} - only x-axis (dim 1) tick labels are kept.
- {2, 'y'} - only y-axis (dim 2) tick labels are kept.
- {3, 'xy'} - only x & y-axis tick labels are kept.
- {4, 'all'} - all axis tick labels are kept.
- if "labels" is numeric and has more than one element [2,4,or 6] then
- if a 2 element column vector, only x-axis tick labels are created.
- if a 2 element row vector, only y-axis tick labels are created.
- if a 4 element vector, then x & y tick labels are created.
- if a 6 element vector, then x, y, & z tick labels are created.
- Each axis "labels" has 2 elements [min, max].
To reverse the order of the labels specify in reverse order as [max,
min].
- "spacing" (optional) is a positive integer specifying the spacing along
dim 2.
e.g. 4 specifies that every fourth point is plotted (default=1).
It is useful to reduce the density of points along the second dimension.
This is especially true for styles 1,3 and 4.
- "style" (optional) a number or string that selects the method and style
for the stacked plot.
- "1" or "s" (default) performs a traditional stacked plot.
This is not a 3D plot. The view cannot be rotated and there is no control over z tick labels.
- "2" or "m" performs a surface mesh plot (see mesh).
This is a 3D plot and the camera view may be rotated.
- "3" or "mc" performs a surface mesh plot with mesh lines along dim 1 (see mesh).
This is a 3D plot and the camera view may be rotated.
- "4" or "p" uses plot3.
This is a 3D line plot and the camera view may be rotated.
- "5" or "i" uses imagesc.
Technically this is not a stacked plot, but is provided as an
alternative view that may be useful.
This style simply plots the data as an image as looking from above.
Horizontal axis is the second dimension for the data.
- "varargin" (optional) can be any number of arguments as needed that are passed along
to the plotting commands.
Thus this depends upon the plot sytle as follows:
- Style
1 - (offset, linespec, numyticks)
- 1st arg is offset, which is specified as a fraction of the data range.
This value represents the total offset displacement along each axis.
If a single element then value is repeated for both axes.
If two elements then [xoffset,yoffset] (default = [0.1,0.8]).
- 2nd arg is linespec, see Matlab help for "line" (default: 'b').
- 3rd arg is numyticks (number of y ticks).
Remember to specify a y tick vector for "labels".
- Style 2 - Any property that is valid for mesh, see Matlab help.
- Style 3 - Any property that is valid for mesh, see Matlab help.
- Style 4 - Any property or linespec that is valid for plot3, see Matlab help.
- Style 5 - clims value, see Matlab help on imagesc.
- "figh" (optional) is the figure handle.
Plots are made on the current figure, if no figure exists then one is created.
Examples
Stacked plots of in-vivo 31P NMR spectra collected during exercise and
recovery.
stackedplot(z,1,10,[-11.1,20.2,-3,3],[0.1,1.2],3)
Style 1 (traditional) stacked plot of every tenth spectra with x & y offsets of 0.1 & 1.2,
and x & y tick labels with 3 ytick labels. To change angle of view
change x & y offsets.
stackedplot(z,2,10,[-11.1,20.2,-3,3])
Style 2 (mesh surface plot) stacked plot, every tenth spectra, with x & y tick labels.
View can be rotated.
stackedplot(z,3,10,[-11.1,20.2]')
Style 3 (mesh surface plot with column mesh style) stacked plot,
every tenth spectra, with x tick labels
(note column tick vector).
View is rotated.
stackedplot(z,4,15,[-3,3],'r')
Style 4 stacked plot (uses plot3), every 15th spectra, with y tick labels
(note row tick vector).
View is rotated.
stackedplot(z,5)
Style 5 stacked plot (uses imagesc).
See Also
mesh, plot3, imagesc
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Project
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Previous Projects
Z3 SMT Solver
Yices 1.0 SMT Solver
SAL (the Symbolic Analysis Laboratory)
Teaching
Here is a list of courses I have taught in the past.
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Release Planning Management
Release Placement (release generation)
Release Placement (release result)
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Natwest, RBS Facing Black Friday IT Wobbles as Services Go Down
“We are working hard to fix this”
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Natwest are both facing IT issues this morning with thousands of customers understood to be unable to access their online bank accounts as Black Friday sales kicked off in earnest.
RBS down: the bank acknowledged “issues with some of our services” with Natwest also saying it was looking into the issue, as customers lined up on social channels to complain about the service online. (Both are owned by The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, as is Ulster Bank.)
The outage is one of the latest glitches to plague its infrastructure; customers also faced back-to-back outages in August.
The UK’s retail banks have been castigated by policy makers for persistent technical issues in recent months, with Parliament’s Treasury Committee saying last month that “firms are not doing enough to mitigate the operational risks that they face from their own legacy technology”, highlighting bungled change management as a leading cause of recent outages.
Businesses may be cutting corners to reduce change management cost, the committee warned: “Poor change management is one of the primary causes of IT failures… It is important that firms have strong and well- rehearsed change management procedures. We are concerned that time and cost pressures may cause firms to cut corners when implementing change programmes, for example by compressing testing schedules.”
RBS said in its 2018 annual report that it is “investing in innovation, with
£1 billion committed to invest in 2019 aimed at improving legacy systems
and delivering better solutions for customers.”
Computer Business Review has contacted both banks for comment.


Jordan Brand Combines Four OG Air Jordan 4s in New "What The" Colorway
“Fire Red,” “White Cement,” “Bred” and “Military Blue” come together.
by Ross DwyerIt’s been three full decades since Michael Jordan laced up the first pair of Air Jordan 4s in 1989, so Jordan Brand is throwing the iconic silhouette a 30th anniversary celebration with this “What The” makeup. Combining signature details from a quartet of OG AJ4 colorways — “Fire Red,” “White Cement,” “Bred” and “Military Blue,” the “What The” is a potent but not overpowering homage to Air Jordan history. This amalgamation of fresh and familiar is achieved by blending classic Jordan colorblocking sensibilities with a bold new twist.
Calling upon a mismatched style, these AJ4s spread each OG colorway’s accents around their netting, wings, plastic heel piece, tongue and collar in equal fashion. This makes for a look that’s very much the sum of its parts, one that’s much more subtle than expected from a “What The” release. A crisp white leather base provides an unobtrusive middle ground for the vibrant accents to have their shine. From a branding standpoint, both heels feature a classic Nike Air hit on the back, and a signature Jumpman fabric patch on the tongue.
Although it’s somewhat hidden, the shoe’s most unique detail arrives on the lace tips: each features a series of numbers that’s, in fact, an original Air Jordan 4 product code from 30 years ago. Insoles with inversed Nike Air logos complete the look.
The Air Jordan 4 “What The” is slated to make its official arrival on Nike SNKRS November 23. The retail price is set at an even $200 USD.
Get a look at all the special details above, and for more from Jordan Brand, check out 2019’s iteration of the Air Jordan 11 “Bred,” set to release this December.
Air Jordan 4 “What The”
Release Date
November 23, 2019 - 10:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
200 USD


Java VisualVM - Viewing Application Overview
Java VisualVM presents data for local and remote applications in
a tab specific for that application. When you open an application
in Java VisualVM, each application opens in a new tab in the main
window. You can have multiple application tabs open.
The Overview tab is opened by default when viewing application
data for local applications
and remote applications.
Overview
The Overview tab displays the following general information
about the application and the runtime environment.
- PID. This is the process ID of the application. The
process ID is also displayed next to the application node in the
Applications window.
- Host. This is the location of the system that the
application is running on.
- Main class. The class containing the main
method.
- Arguments. Displays any options passed to the
application on startup.
- JVM. This is the JDK version of the JVM software.
- Java Home. This is the location of the JDK
software.
- JVM flags. This displays any flags used by the JVM
software when starting the JDK software.
- Heap dump on OOME. This displays the status of the Heap
Dump on OOME option. When enabled, a heap dump is taken when the
application encounters an OutOfMemory exception. You can enabled or
disable the option in the application popup menu.
Saved Data
This sub-tab displays application information that Java VisualVM
has stored about the application.
JVM Software Arguments.
This sub-tab displays information about arguments passed to the
JVM software on application startup.
System Properties
This sub-tab displays information about the system that the JVM
software is running on.


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Historical Background
#ThrowbackDataThursday is LIVE at Tableau Conference 2018! So, this week's dataset is focusing on some New Orleans specific data - the Sugar Bowl. Though only about halfway through the 2018 College Football Season, New Orleans is already preparing for the 2019 edition of the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Within half a mile of the airport headed into the city, I saw a billboard for the game.
The Sugar Bowl, is the second oldest bowl game in College Football, behind only the Rose Bowl. Played annually since 1935, the game has officially, and before that unofficialy, been tied to the Southeastern Conference. At the inception of the Sugar Bowl, Tulane, located in New Orleans was a member of the SEC and played host to the game. Tulane played in the first game in 1935, in front of a modest crowd of 28,000. That number soon grew, making the Sugar Bowl one of the best attended bowl games year on year.
Associating with the SEC has provided the Sugar Bowl the opportunity to host several national championship (pre-BCS/CFP) deciders, hosting the #1 team in the nation 16 times. In the BCS era, the Sugar Bowl was one of the four covetted BCS Bowls, and hosted the BCS Championship twice. Now in the College Football Playoff era, the Sugar Bowl is one of the rotating hosts of the Semifinal games.
This historic bowl is doing a great job of staying curent in the College Football landscape and is actively writing its own future. If you'd like to try your hand at visualizing this data, download the data and see what you can do. Create your viz and post your work to Tableau Public and Twitter with the hashtag #ThrowbackDataThursday, tagging @TThrowbackThurs. We'd really love to see what you can come up with!
Data Source
This week's dataset comes from The Allstate Sugar Bowl . Please be sure to cite the source on your viz.


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gevent
1.0.0
cross-platform event driven framework (made in cpp)
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event base, the core of the gevent More...
#include <EventBase.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual int | mpfd () const |
| virtual bool | post_timer (GEV_PER_TIMER_DATA *gptd) |
| virtual GEventHandler * | create_handler ()=0 |
| return handler for new connection More... | |
| bool | init (int thr_num=-8, int blksize=GEV_MAX_BUF_SIZE) |
| initialize event base More... | |
| bool | listen (unsigned short port, unsigned short backup=10) |
| setup local listener for accept new connection More... | |
| GEventHandler * | connect (unsigned short port, char const *host="<IP_ADDRESS>", GEventHandler *exist_handler=NULL) |
| setup connection to remote server More... | |
| void * | timeout (int due_msec, int period_msec, void *arg, GEventHandler *exist_handler) |
| setup timer for once or periodic More... | |
| bool | cancel_timer (void *tid) |
| cancel timer More... | |
| void | fini () |
| finish the whole thing | |
| void | run () |
| main entry for event loop More... | |
| void | exit (int extra_notify=0) |
| exit event loop More... | |
| void | cleanup () |
| close all the handle and clean event handler | |
| void | disconnect () |
| break all the connections in this event base | |
| int | broadcast (std::string const &msg) |
| notify all the client by sending msg on connections More... | |
| int | foreach (std::function< int(GEventHandler *h, void *arg)> func, void *arg) |
| traverse the handlers and call func for each handler More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual bool | on_accept (GEV_PER_HANDLE_DATA *gphd) |
| called when accepting a new connection More... | |
| virtual bool | on_read (GEventHandler *h, GEV_PER_IO_DATA *gpid) |
| called when receiving data on a connection More... | |
| virtual void | on_error (GEventHandler *h) |
| called when detecting error on a conection More... | |
| virtual bool | on_timeout (GEV_PER_TIMER_DATA *gptd) |
| called when timer due More... | |
| virtual bool | filter_handler (GEventHandler *h) |
| called when for_each traverse handlers More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| volatile bool | m_running = false |
| int | m_thrnum = 0 |
| int | m_blksize = GEV_MAX_BUF_SIZE |
| std::thread_group | m_grp |
| SOCKET | m_listener = INVALID_SOCKET |
| std::recursive_mutex | m_mutex |
| std::mutex | m_tlock |
| std::map< GEV_PER_TIMER_DATA *, GEventHandler * > | m_tmap |
| int | m_mp = -1 |
| int | m_pp [2] |
| std::mutex | m_lock |
| pthread_t | m_leader = -1 |
| std::map< conn_key_t, GEventHandler * > | m_map |
event base, the core of the gevent
setup, cleanup, listening, connecting, event looping, thread pool, handler management and etc.
| int GEventBase::broadcast | ( | std::string const & | msg | ) |
notify all the client by sending msg on connections
| msg | things you want to say |
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virtual |
cancel timer
| tid | return value of timeout |
Implements IEventBase.
| GEventHandler * GEventBase::connect | ( | unsigned short | port, |
| char const * | host = "<IP_ADDRESS>" , |
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| GEventHandler * | exist_handler = NULL |
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setup connection to remote server
| port | listen port |
| host | server host |
| exist_handler | handler reuse if there a one |
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pure virtual |
return handler for new connection
Implemented in GMyEventBase, and GMyEventBase.
| void GEventBase::exit | ( | int | extra_notify = 0 | ) |
exit event loop
| extra_notify | some thread may call run but not in our thread pool, use this to do exit notify, how many thread runs, how many notification needs. |
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protectedvirtual |
called when for_each traverse handlers
| h | handler will traverse |
| true | - allow access |
| false | - skip |
Reimplemented in GEventBaseWithAutoReconnect.
| int GEventBase::foreach | ( | std::function< int(GEventHandler *h, void *arg)> | func, |
| void * | arg | ||
| ) |
traverse the handlers and call func for each handler
| func | user defined procedure that applies on each handler |
| arg | passing to the procedure 2nd parameter |
| bool GEventBase::init | ( | int | thr_num = -8 , |
| int | blksize = GEV_MAX_BUF_SIZE |
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| ) |
initialize event base
| thr_num |
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| blksize | buffer size for single event |
| timer_sig | signal number for timer on linux |
| true | - initialize ok |
| false | - failed |
| bool GEventBase::listen | ( | unsigned short | port, |
| unsigned short | backup = 10 |
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| ) |
setup local listener for accept new connection
| port | listen port |
| backup | listen queue size |
| true | - listen ok |
| false | - failed |
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virtual |
Implements IEventBase.
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protectedvirtual |
called when accepting a new connection
| gphd | data binding to new connection |
| true | - dispatch accept event ok |
| false | - failed |
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protectedvirtual |
called when detecting error on a conection
| h | handler binding to that connection |
Reimplemented in GEventBaseWithAutoReconnect.
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protectedvirtual |
called when receiving data on a connection
| h | handler binding to that connection |
| gpid | data binding to that action |
| true | - dispatch read event ok |
| false | - failed |
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protectedvirtual |
called when timer due
| gptd | data binding to that timer |
| true | - dispatch timer event ok |
| false | - failed |
Reimplemented in GEventBaseWithAutoReconnect.
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virtual |
Implements IEventBase.
| void GEventBase::run | ( | ) |
main entry for event loop
after setup, user may call run to block on main, or start thread pool to do multi-thread handling, on that case, run will be called by each thread in pool.
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virtual |
setup timer for once or periodic
| due_msec | once timer timeout milli-second |
| period_msec | periodic timer timeout milli-second |
| arg | user special data @exist_handler handler reuse if there a one |
| timer-id | if success |
| nullptr | if failed |
Implements IEventBase.
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protected |
default receiving buffer size
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protected |
thread group
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protected |
current leader thread (the one do epoll)
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protected |
listen socket
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protected |
lock to protect epoll
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protected |
handler map, key is the combine of fd/lport/rport, data is event handler
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protected |
epoll/kqueue file descriptor on unix like
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protected |
lock to protect m_map
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protected |
self-notify pipe on unix like
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protected |
if loop is running, set false leads all thread exit
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protected |
total running thread in pool
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protected |
lock to protect m_tmap
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protected |
timer map, key is data address binding to timer, value is timer handler


Police looking for inmate who walked away from Ferris Center
by Stephen CohnMADISON, Wis. - The Dane County Sheriff's Office is asking the public to be on the lookout for an inmate who walked away from Ferris Center in Madison on Saturday afternoon.
According to a news release, Rondino Fleming is currently serving a 25-week sentence with Huber work release for battery, but walked away from the Rimrock Road work-release jail facility around 4:15 p.m. Saturday.
The release said Fleming is considered AWOL and will face a new charge of escape upon his return to the Dane County Jail.
Officials said Fleming is 5-feet-7 and 200 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and gray sweatpants, according to the release.
The release said Fleming was last seen working toward Rimrock Road and was likely picked up by a nearby car.
Anyone with information Fleming's whereabouts is asked to contact the Dane County Communications Center.


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-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Adress:9 Anthony Avenue, Tocumwal, NSW
Employment History
Currently:
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Refrences:
- Name:Chris Blachford
Business:Tocumwal Hot Bake
Contact Number:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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- Drivers License (Green P's)
- Alcohol License
- Food Handling Cerificate
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Places Ive Lived
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See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CeilingDistance |
The Euclidean distance function with distances rounded up to the nearest
integer.
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| DistanceFunction |
Abstract superclass of all distance function implementations.
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| DistanceTable |
A distance table provides a lookup of the distances between the nodes in a
TSPLIB problem instance.
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| Edge |
An edge between two nodes.
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| EdgeData |
Stores the edges in a graph.
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| EdgeWeightMatrix |
Stores the edge weight matrix from a TSPLIB problem instance.
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| EuclideanDistance |
The Euclidean distance function.
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| GeographicalDistance |
The geographical distance function.
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| ManhattanDistance |
The Manhattan distance function.
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| MaximumDistance |
The maximum distance function.
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| Node |
Represents a node (i.e., city) or arbitrary dimension.
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| NodeCoordinates |
Stores the nodes in a TSPLIB problem instance and provides methods for
calculating the distances between nodes.
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| PseudoEuclideanDistance |
The psuedo-Euclidean distance function used by the
ATT TSPLIB problem
instances. |
| Tour |
Stores the nodes (by their identifier) that are visited in a tour.
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| TSP2OptHeuristic |
Implementation of the 2-opt heuristic for the traveling salesman problem.
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| TSPExample |
Demonstration of optimizing a TSP problem using the MOEA Framework
optimization library (http://www.moeaframework.org/).
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| TSPExample.TSPProblem |
The optimization problem definition.
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| TSPInstance |
A TSPLIB problem instance.
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| TSPPanel |
Panel for displaying TSPLIB problem instances and tours.
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| VehicleRoutingTable |
Stores the demand at each node and identifies the depot nodes for vehicle
routing problems.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| DataType |
Enumeration of the supported data types.
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| DisplayDataType |
Enumeration of ways a graphical display can be generated from the data.
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| EdgeDataFormat |
Enumeration of the formats in which edge data is specified.
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| EdgeWeightFormat |
Enumeration of the various formats in which edge weights (distances) can be
specified.
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| EdgeWeightType |
Enumeration of the ways that explicit edge weights (distances) can be
specified.
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| NodeCoordType |
Enumeration of the ways node coordinates can be specified.
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Licensed under the MIT License.


A pretty print JSON viewer inspired by afeldman/jsonpanel, but updated for the modern web:
Built by @xenonym (Tan Zhen Yong).
Below is an example of JSONPanel-next in action, displaying strings, numbers, booleans and arrays. Click on objects to expand them.


mem: The Moving Epidemic Method
The Moving Epidemic Method, created by T Vega and JE Lozano (2012, 2015) <doi:10.1111/j.1750-2659.2012.00422.x>, <doi:10.1111/irv.12330>, allows the weekly assessment of the epidemic and intensity status to help in routine respiratory infections surveillance in health systems. Allows the comparison of different epidemic indicators, timing and shape with past epidemics and across different regions or countries with different surveillance systems. Also, it gives a measure of the performance of the method in terms of sensitivity and specificity of the alert week.
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
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to link to this page.


Missing KZN doctor found dead at Howick Falls
by Jenni EvansMissing Pietermaritzburg doctor Vidwan Singh was found dead at Howick Falls on Tuesday, KwaZulu-Natal police said.
"Yes, that's right, he was found," said police spokesperson, Warrant Officer Joshua Maistry, as word of the sad discovery spread.
"It is indeed very sad to lose such a person who has been a stalwart in Pietermaritzburg, more so to the Northdale community that knew him very well," he added in a later statement.
Singh went missing last Tuesday, with The Witness reporting that he was last seen leaving his surgery on Dr Chota Motala Road (Old Greytown Road).
His white BMW was reportedly found near Howick Falls on Tuesday afternoon.
A search which included divers and dogs from the K9 unit had worked to try and find him, while his family anxiously waited for news.
READ: Man (28) dies in Falls fall
The scenic waterfall plunges down around 100m from the viewing spots, on the outskirts of the small town outside Pietermaritzburg.
It has pools at the bottom and is a popular tourist spot with its lush greenery and curio sellers.
Maistry said Singh's body was found by former police captain Jack Haskins, who joined the police's search and rescue teams and security companies from Howick who were looking for him.
He said after a long haul up to the top of Howick Falls with Singh's body, he was identified by his family.
uMgungundlovu North acting cluster commander, Brigadier Boxer Pillay, expressed his heartfelt condolences to Singh's family, and thanked all of the police, the volunteers, and surrounding shopkeepers for their assistance.
Maistry singled out the Howick Falls Restaurant, Arte Facts and businesses including Spar, Pick n Pay and Woolworths, as well as a person known only as "Krish", who helped with refreshments every day for the people searching for Singh.


Regular Admission
Regular admissions are reviewed together after applications are closed. No
decisions are made until all of these applications are reviewed.
Rolling Admission
Rolling admissions are much more flexible to applicants, giving a larger window to apply and are reviewed at a “first-come, first-serve” basis - this gives
applicants the incentive to apply early to hear back from admissions as soon as
possible.
Open Admission
Open admissions are typical in community and online colleges; in which applicants
that have met their respective college's prerequisites are generally accepted.
Some colleges allow for early admissions, which allows prospective students
to apply before an earlier deadline and receive results ahead of regular admissions.
Early Decision
For confident and prospective students, early decision allows for early
committment to a college; though this is very restictive in that applicants, if
accepted, must attend this college.
Violating Early Decision Agreements will get applicants into trouble!
Early Action
Similar to Early Decision, though students are not fully committed to the college
when applied and can continue to apply for other colleges and/or safety
schools.
Some schools only allow for Restrictive Early Action, in which applicants
may not apply for other colleges under their own early-binding and/or early action program.
Early Evaluation
Unlike the other early choices, Early Evaluation does not admit the applicant
but rather gives applicants an evaluation of how likely he or she is in getting
into that college.
However, this does NOT guarantee admission to that college during the
regular admissions season.
Different colleges use different types of applications. Make sure you research what type of application your desired college uses before applying.
Common Application
The
Common App
has over 900 participating colleges . Like other applications,
they are holistic and require different components. With its essays being flexible enough for reuse in school-specific applications, and many top universities embracing it, the Common App is a great, flexible option!
Coalition Application
With over 140 participating colleges, the
Coalition Application is unique compared to
the other types of college apps. For once, the Coalition Application serves as a
platform that allows students to build a portfolio of their works of all their 4 years
of high school.
That means essays can be substituted with a body of other works
and projects!
Universal Application
Although the
Universal Application
only has about 44 participating colleges, it’s still
worth taking a look at as it’s newer and has improved features from
the Common App. Some IVY league schools accept the Universal Application, so it’s
worth considering!
Shared Applications for a System of Colleges
Some schools use applications that can be used by all colleges in the same school system. For example, UC (University of California) schools use
UC Applications, while the State University of New York (SUNY) system of universities use the
SUNY Application. It is important to note that some school systems also include other forms of application such as the Common App, while others do not.


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Blend Modes
This examples demonstrates using
background-blend-mode
and
mix-blend-mode
with Atomizer.
Background Blend Mode: Difference - Bgbm(di)
Mix Blend Mode: Screen - Mbm(sc)


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TrackracerAR
0.9.2
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Interface for SplineManager More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | GenerateTrack () |
| Generates the track using the feature point gameobjects More... | |
| void | GenerateTrackFromTrackData () |
| Generates the track using the feature points from the TrackData session model More... | |
| List< OrientedPoint > | GetWaypoints () |
| Returns the waypoints for the vehicles steering More... | |
| void | ClearMesh () |
| Clears the mesh More... | |
Properties | |
| bool | ClosedTrack [get] |
| Property, if the track is currently closed. More... | |
Interface for SplineManager
| void Baguio.Splines.ISplineManager.ClearMesh | ( | ) |
Clears the mesh
Implemented in Baguio.Splines.SplineManager.
| void Baguio.Splines.ISplineManager.GenerateTrack | ( | ) |
Generates the track using the feature point gameobjects
Implemented in Baguio.Splines.SplineManager.
| void Baguio.Splines.ISplineManager.GenerateTrackFromTrackData | ( | ) |
Generates the track using the feature points from the TrackData session model
Implemented in Baguio.Splines.SplineManager.
| List<OrientedPoint> Baguio.Splines.ISplineManager.GetWaypoints | ( | ) |
Returns the waypoints for the vehicles steering
Implemented in Baguio.Splines.SplineManager.
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get |
Property, if the track is currently closed.


§373-19 Powers and duties. In addition to any other powers and duties authorized by law, the director may adopt, amend, or repeal such rules as the director may deem proper to fully effectuate this chapter and may delegate to the executive officer or other designee any powers or duties the director deems reasonable and proper. [L 1959, c 264, pt of §3; am L Sp 1959 2d, c 1, §27; Supp, §88A-19; HRS §373-19; am L 1980, c 302, pt of §2; am L 1983, c 84, §1(5); am L 1992, c 202, §5; am L 2002, c 22, §11]
Cross References
Rules, see chapter 91 and §371-7.


Cora's 2nd b-day party a huge success. Salami (at Cora's request... "nami!"), fishing game for prizes, ice cream, and BALLOONS!
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